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vwmo u> Sheriff's 8ales. On rtejlraf 'I'uetday in /tint MM, rfWlLL be aold ti the CwsruHouae un,th&|,' \JJ town ofJefTeraon, between the hour ef ten o'elook in the tnornlnf, tnd four o’olh. in tbe ifternoona one un-iivided moiety, of the following property, fitI . A trael oflaijd situate on the ooutb tine of ■otiUa (liver, containing five hundred acres, ■ore or leM. two hundred tnd fifty tereo of vhioli ii under cultivation, iiul bounded ewt by lands of Mrs. F M. Otbornc, south by hindt of — Habersham, whet by land* of John, Mon. northwtrdly by Sttillt River, together with til tbe buildiitgi tnd plnntition'toolt thereto belonging. Alto, fifty or titty head of ctttle, thirty •heep, two fiats, one boat, end tlte following negro litre*, to wit, George, Lucy; Altllbt, March, Charlotte, Georgette, Peggy, Catania, Klieck, Pendmdy, Flortt, Harriet, 8am, Hen ry, Friday, Simon. Balbetty, Lomaa, Susan, Druectta, Helty, P.ttey, Nancy, Mtrcua, My ra, James, Toney, Helen, Uomulutj lanette, Seendy, Abbey, Ben, P ovidenee, Moneou, Delia. Cyrua. Rig Jack, Amelia, Juliet, Pale- mttr, Philip, Lucinda, Altamont, Laura, Long Jim, Bote, Little Jim. Little Jack, Smarl, Phebe, Billy, Nat, Damur, Driver Jim, Maria. Lavinit, Cleopat.ia, Canadi, Dorcas, Tenth Luke, Sally; Pauhna, CaUits, Ruiana, Scipio. Cain, Nancy Cane, Frederick, Job, Bora, Pin tab, Deck, Pompey, Paity, Diana, Cnlumbu Bob, Ifiata,Andrew, Nanny, Matthew, London, LUtle Pendab, Prince, Ceaaar, Phillis, Little Jack.Fanny,Daniel,Caator, Ned, Little George, Solomon, uauibay, KSte, Priciila, Adam, and Jury, being one hundred in number, levied oJT and to be told to aatiafy an eaecution against John King and Weavale Jonet, in fa vor of Jacob R. Volk- Alto, one haute and lot, ailuate, lying and being,in the town ofSt. Marya, being part of lot number one, containing one hundred feel in front, and four hundred and thirty an feet deep, levied on and to be told at the properly ofjohu B. Christopher, to satisfy an eaecu tion on foreclosure of mortgage, in favor of William llerrie, under the rule absolute. M. U. HEBBAUD, S. S. C. April 33d, 18JS. Anri) 28 Sheriff’s Sales, On the first Tuesday in July next, ivni L be aold at the Court Huute in the T v City of Bavannali, between the hours of teii and four o'clock, All the buildings and improvement! an Lot No ¥>, Warren ward, with the unexpire-i lease of and Lot of Land, levied on ae-the property of Chalet H Hayden, under a fit. fa. on fore- dofure in favor of Frederick W. Heioemann. A. D'LYON, D. S, C. V. May 9 39 City Sheriff’s Sales, On ike first Tuesday in June next, IlL be a Id at me Court House in the City of Bavuiiiah between tbe hours of ten and lour o'clock, ■ One negro woman named Sander, levied on as the property of John aud Valeria Davis, to iistiafy an execution from the Court of Coni' mon Pleat and Oyer and Terminer for the ci ty of Savannah, WmBowera, vsJohnFGDa- vit guardian of John and Valeria Davit, Alto One negro woman named Louiaa, Ic ieri nn at the property of John I. Bulloch, to satisfy sundry executi nt romthe Court of Common Pleat tnd Oyer and Terminer fur the city of Savannah, Wm C Bartou and othera,va John 1 Bulloch, Alto all y>e buildings on Lot No forty (40) Warren wa d bounded north by a lane south by Broughton street, ease by Lot No thirty- nine (39) and weal by Lincoln atreet, levied on at the property of Chat H Hayden, to satis- fv an execution for ground rent in favor of the German Lutheran Church, va ('.has. H. Hay den. A. I D’LYON, C S. may 9 29 30 Sheriff’s Sale. ^ On the first Tuesday in June next, rn»ILL be aold in front of the Court- House, in the city of Savannah, between the usual hours of ten and fuur o’clock, Lot and buildings No °i, Brown ward, le vied on under two executions againa* C H Hay den, in favor of Frederick W. Heinemam •nd in favor of R fit J Habersham- Two Lota of land, situate from the corner of Erst Broad s', on the Thunderbolt Rad on the adj lining corner, levied on at the pro perty of U H Hayden, to aatiafy an execution issuing from a Justices Court in favor of A De Larocb, returned tome by a constable. A negro man named Doctor, levied on aa tbe property of JosiahJ Tippin, to satisfy two executions in favor of George W Cue, end one in favor of J B Wick. Three negroes, Titus, Betsey, and Chance, levied an aa the property of l'lioa N Morel, to aatiafy an execution iu favor of the Bank of the State of Georgia. A woman named Phillis and her child Ste phen,levied on as the property of tbe eat. of A. Jackson, under an execution from Richmond Superior Court, in favor of Jonathan Sawyer, A. D’LYON, D. S. C. C May 9 . 39 On the first Tuesday in June next, IlflLL be aoiri belore the Court House in If the City of Savannah, between the u- sual hours of sale, All that tract or parcel of land, containing 567 acres more or less, with 100 acres of Marsh Land, called Okeland, situate, lying and being in Little Ogechee District, in the Comity of Chatham, bounded north by lands of Fleming Akin, on the east by In,ids of D Parser, on the south by lar ds of tlte late B. Walburger, and on the west by a northeast branch of little Ogecber River, together with all and singular, the edifices, improvements and appurtenances, levied on under a fi fa on foreclosure ss the property cf George L- Cope, in favor of J :hu M'Niah, Peter Mitch, oil, and Robert Mitchell. Half Lot and Building, No. 4, Ewinsburg, Oglethorpe Ward, in tile city of Savannah, the unexpired lease of said hall’ Lot tor three years from January last, levied on aa the pro perty of Hubert Lewis, to satiafy an execu tion from ■ Jus ices Court io favor of J A M Prendergast, returns d to me by a c, natable. Sold at the nek of the former purchaser. I3AAC D’LYON, S. C. C. May 23 52 VW- Sheriff’s Sales. On the first Tuesday in June next. SU WILL be sold at the Court-House in tbe \pj City of Savannah, between the hours of ten and four o’clock, tbe fallowing 16 ne groes,vis .— Sippio, Hager, Abner, 8nap, March, Jerry, Billy, Burke, Ptrtia, B-tm, Dinah, Little Bram, Prince, Ben and Meriam, with the increase if the families, levied bn under a foreclosure of a mortgage from Peter Timothy to William Washington, for uae. Two negroes, via: Ned and Glasgow, leva ed on a foreclosure of a mortgage Horn Chaa. Ulmer to Joseph K ipman. ISAAC D’LYON, S. C. C. april 4 r — — Sheriff’s Sales. O N the first Saturday, after the first Tues day in June ne*t, will be sold at the Market* Hous? in tbe town of St. Marys, two negroes, via. Bob and Rose, levied on as the property of Joseph Rain, to satisfy an execu tion on the foreclosure of a mortgage, in favor of Samuerciarke,andOoorge S. Brown. April 8.1825' M.H. HEBBARD, S.C.C. April 1 13 ■Sfr, ■■■■— Sheriff’s Sales, On ike first Tuesday in JJhe next, F iVB Hundred tcrea of Land lying in the County of Effingham, bounded north by Michael Hydes, east by Christian Hobenhunt all other tides vacant at the time of the origin al xirvey. Also 150 seres, half of a tract ol 30J acres originally granted to Christian Ro- benhurat. Alto 400 acres bounded north bv lands of Daniel Steiner, east Jno Snyder tnd others, at the time of original survey. Also, 1JO acres southwa-dly by lands of Kobenhurat, east John and George Snyder, and north Hobenhunt, at the time ofthe original survey. The above lands levied on at the property of Charles Tiot, to satisfy executions in favor ol Henry M’Alpin and David Gugle. TH03. ELKINS, S. E. G. May 6 37 Treasury Deportment, ? March, 14, 1825. $ W HEREAS on the 3d of March, 18(5. a law was patted by the Congress of the United States, of which the 3<1,4lb, tad 4th sections are in the wurda following, via r _ •• Seo. 3. And be it further enacted, That a subscription to tbe amount of twelve milwna of dollar*, of the aix per cent, atock of '-ra year eighteen hundred and thirteen,.!**,,* 1 # the aame it hereby proposed | for which pur pose hooka ahall bo opened at the Tresaury or the United States, and at the several loan offi eua,on the first day of April next, to eontinue open until the first day of October thereafter, for such parts of the above mentioned de scription of stock aa shall, on the day of tub scription, stand on the hooka of tbe Treasury, and on those of the several loan offirea, re spectlvely/ whieh subscription ahall he effect ed by a transfer to the United States, in the manner provided by law for such traoifera, of the credit or cred it standing on the taid hooka, and by a aurrender of the certificate* of tbe atock to subscribed i Provided, That all subscription by such transfer of stock ahall be c-maidei-d aa part of the aaid twelve mil lions of dollars authorised to ho borrowed by the first section of 'hi* act. >' Sec. 4. And be il further enacted, That for (lie whole or any pari of any turn which shall be thus subscribed, credits ahall be entered to the respective subscribers, who shall be enti tled to a certificate or certificate* purporting that the United States owe to the holder nr holders thereof, his, her, or their assigns, s sum to be expressed therein, equal to the amount of the principal atock tbu* subscribed, hearing an iulereat not exceeding four arid one half per centum per annum, payable quarterly, from the ihirty-firit day of Decent. Sheriff s .ale* —wcutinueo. Georgia—Chatham County, In the Court of Ordinary, May Term, 1835. O N the pe'ition of Henry Champion, admin iitratnr of John Street, deceased, praying an order JTisi to be made absolute on his com plying witn the law, lor -lie sale of a Lot of Ground, number four, [4] second Tything. Reynolds Ward—Also, p..rt of a Lot, number sia. Tower Tything, Decker Ward, being the real estate of the said dec, lor the benefit of the heirs and creditorsIt is ordered, that a notice be published nine months, in one of the Public Gaxetts of the City of Savannah, requiring all persons interested, to show came ,f any they have, why the prayer of the peti tioner should not be granted. S M. BOND, c e. o. Wav 1« "5 J. Administrator’s Sale. On Ike first Tuesday in July next, B ETWEEN the usual hours, will be aold at the Court-House in Bryan County, the following described property, being part ofthe estate uf Matthew Carter, dec. and •old for tbe benefit of the heirs and creditors, sod by an order uf the Court of Ordinary of ■idcounty, vis: 350 acre* of land in Gwinnett County, known at Lot No- 363, in the 7th District. 350 acrea in Early County, known at Lot No. 174, in the 30th District 300 acrea Fine Land, in Effingham County. . Also, two atavei. Condita-ma of sale m-d - known on the day. ELISABETH GARTER, Adm’rx. Anri) 3* 30fn* • I II ’ll I I ■ V- ' Administrator’s jSotice. A LL persons having demands against A. John Street, late of Chatham County, deceased, are requested to hand them in,- within the time prescribed by law, duly at tested, end thoso indebted are requested to n»ke immediate payment to HENRY CHAMPION, Qualified Executor. May « 36i f shinn’s I'anacea T HE subscriber having discovered the com position of StTAIM’S CELEB It A TE D PAP.ACEA, haa now a supply oi»*-sndfoi- sale i he has reduced theprice from £3 so, to g2 50, or by the dozen g.’4. All charitable institutions in the U. Staten and the poor will be supplied gratia. If the citizens of the principal cities and towns, will appoint an agent to order and distribute this medicine to the poor, it will be supplied. This medicine it celebrated for tbe cure of the following diseases” scrofula or king’s evil, ulcerated or putrid sore throat, long standing rheumatic affections, cutaneous dis eases, white swelling and disease of the bones, and all cases generally of the ulcerous charac ter, and chronic diseases, generally arising in debilitated constitutions, but more especially from syphilis or affections arising therefrom ; ulcers in the larynx, nodes, He. and tha< dreadful disease occasioned by a long and ezeessive use uf mercury, Uc- It ia alto use fill in the disease of the liver” Uerti&caiea. I have within the luat two years hsd an op portunity of seeing several cases of very inve terate ulcers, which having previously resist ed the regular modes of treatment, wen healed by the use of Mr. Swrim’i Panacea, and I do believe, from what I have seen, that it will prove an important remedy in scro fulous, venereal and mercurial diseases. N. CHAPMAN, M. D. Professor of the Inititutea and praetier of Physic, in the University of Penn sylvania. I have employed the Panacea of Mr. Swaim in numerous instances, within the last three years, and bare always found it extremely efficacious, especially in sec-ondary syphilu and mercurial diseases. I have no hesitatio in pronouncing it a medicine of inestimabl value. W. GIBSON, M. D. Professor of Surgery in the Uni’ty of Pent Philadelphia, February 17,1833. JOHN SHINN, Chemist. Philadelphia. Mov. 17, 1823. her, one thousand eight hundred and twenty five t transferable in the tame manner aa i* provided by law for the transfer of the atock subscribed, and subject to redemption at tbe , pleasure of the United States, a* follows: one ; half at any time after the thirty-first day of December, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-eight: and the remainder at any time after the thirty-firat day of December, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine : Provided, That no reimburaemeut shall be made except for the whole amount of such new certificate; nor until after at least six months public notice of such intended reim- bursement. And it shall be the duty of the Secretary of the Treasury to cause to be trans ferred to tile respective subscribers the sever al sums by them subscribed beyond tbe amount uf the certificates of four and one half pet cent.' stuck issued to them respectively. “ Sec. 5, Anti' be it further enacted, Thai '.he same funds which have heretofore been, and now are pledged by law for the payment of the interest, and for the redemption and reimbursement of the stock which may be re deemed or reimbursed by virtue of the pro visions of tliis act, ahall remain pledged in like manner for the payment of the interest accru ing on the stock created by reason uf such subscrip-ion, and for the redemption or reim- butaen.ent of the principal of the same. And it shall be the duty of the commissioners of the sinking fund to cause to be applied and paid, out of the aaid fund, yearly and e«e-y year, such sum and sums at may be annually requir. ed to discharge the inte. ett acciumg on the atock which may be created by virtue of this act The aaid commissioners are, alto, here by authorised to apply, from time to timr, aueb sum and turns out of the aaid fund, as they may think proper, towards redeeming by purchase, or by reimburaemeut, in ehn- formity with the provisions of this act, tie principal ofthe said atock i and such part" Il the annual turn often millions ofdollarA Veil ed by law in the aaid commitaionera, a* may be necessary and required for the kbove bur- poses, shall be and continue appropriated to the payment of interest and redemption of the public debt, until the whole of tire atock which may be created under the provisions oi this act, shall have been redeemed or reim buried.” Nuw, therefore, notice ia hereby given, that hooka will be opened at the Treasury of tbe United Ststec, and at the several loan offices, on the first day of April next, and eontinue ' open until the first da- of October, thereaf- er, for receiving subscrintions in conformity wilh '.he provisions of the said law. The subscription! may be msde by the pro prietors cf the stock, eiihor in person or by their attorneys duly suthoriz n! to subscrib- and transfer it to the United Slates. fill :uld subscriptions of said stock be made tn an amount exceeding twelve millions of dollars, a distribution uf the said sum of twelve millions of dollar* will be made among 'he subscribers, in proportion to the sums suhscri-' bed by them respectively. SAMUEL L. SOUTHARD, Acting Secretary of the rressurv* March 26 ' 10’JtO VALUABLE^ MEDICINE. TOTTED.* A Vegetable Catholicon. n)HE suqsrrifitr respectfully aulicita the at wl tention of every friend of suffering hu manity, to to the above new and invaluable remedy, whose unequal powers in eliminating from tqe a] stem the very seeds of disease, arid in restoring the deranged and morbid condition of the organa of life to a free, and healthy exercise of their function* hat exci ted the ai t-miahment, and completely silen ced the objections of the moat inert dnlous — Facts are tbs best arguments. In order to pm the virtues of the Catholicon to at severe a scrutiny at possible, it was ofl'ered by adver tisement, together with the attendance of a phyaio-an, gratuitously to any petf in who would apply for it, and whose cause might seem t» come within the range of its healing .ower—numbers of severe eases of long ata-id. ng, and some of them seemingly deiptr-le ones, pre ented themselves, all of which have been cured, or to much relieved aa to warrant the aaaertion that a little peraevert- ce will do an. In fact, such ia tbe confidence ofthe physi cian under whose care these patients were f ilaeed, in this remedy, a confidence reami ng from the irresistible conviction that baa been forced upon Ilia mind by ocular demon stration, and a personal trial of it on himsell that he permits me to declare it as his deci ded opinion,, that the Catholicon is not only a perfectly safe and innocent, but a moat puw ertul and invaluable remedy in certain dis eases and alatea of the ay stem, such at the fol owin g t— Debility resulting from intemperance and dissipation i Old and invelerat* Ulcers. Pains in the bones attended with swellings of the joint*; Indigestion, Blotches on the face, pimple*, be.; All complaints of the Liver; TetterYaws, Syphilis t Cutaneous diseases generally ; Mercurial and scrofulous com plaints. The Catholicon (whieh the proprieter sol emnly pledget h a word consists exclusively of vegetable mitter) with the exception or a al : ght determi istion to the bowels, which it preserve* in a soluble state, acta insensibly, is pleasant to the taste, end requires n* particu lar regimen, (abstinence from spirtuous li quors always excepted,) or confinement. As a gentle, safe and agreeable cathartic mud. cine, improving the appetite and restoring the general tone ofthe ayatem, it ia confid.mtly recommended to iadiea in a delicate aif.ua- hoii, w. w. eo rre-.t, 06 Cbesimt-alreet. Swaim*s Panaceas 4 FRESH SUPPLY of this celebrated Medicine, just received per ship Globe, and for sale by GEO. RYERSON dec 4 Prussic Mid & Sulph.Quinine, J UST received by ship Savannah, and for sale b; May 3 LA^f & HENDRICKSON, Shad’s Buildings. Prime Pork bj Sperm Oil. Just received per chip William Wallace, Offi BARRELS Prime Pork OU 20 Barrels first quality Sperm Oil 40 Barrbla Prime and Mess Beef For sale by BRADLEY, CLAGIIORN & WOOD, April is Anciaux’s Wharf. Georgia—Camden County. Superior Court, October Term, 1SI24. Timothy Hopkins, vs. Langley and Silvester Bryant. O N petition of Timothy Hopkins, stating that in consideration of certain prom issory notes, made to the aaid Timothy, by them, one payable with interest, from first of January, 1821, on tbe first of January, 1822, a second payable aa aforeaai', on the first of January, 1823,- and a third payable aa ifore- said, on the first of January, 1824, executed a mortgage to said Timothy Hopkins, hit heir* and assigns, nn all those four tracts of Led, ituated in the county aforesaid, conveyed by •he aaid Timothy, to the aaid f-angltjr and rielvetter, and lying on the south tile of Great Satilla River, one tract containing aev- enty-sevenlacres, more or less; twv tract* containing fifty acrea, more or lest, and one -itier tract, containing one hundred arid eigh ty-eight acres, more or lest, conditianed for he payment of the three aaid several notes, on the days above mentioned, and that aaid several notea remain unpaid—on motion of Archibald Clark, attorney for plaintifi, it ia ordered, that the aaid Langley tad Selveater, their heirs or assigns, pay into Court, within twelve months from this date, il.e soma due on aaid notes, and the interea- tnd coats, oth erwise that the equity of redemption be for ever foreeloaed, and that auch other proceed ings take place, aa are pursuant to law. True extract from the minutes, 37th Octo ber, 1824. JOHN BAILEY, Clerk. nov 4 B7.'4re NOTICE. N INB months afterdate, application will be made to the Hon. the Judges of tbe Court jf Ordinary-if Chatham county, for leave to sell all the real estate ofthe late William Craig, dec taped, fov the bwwefit of the hairs andeted iton of nid estate. .,,, JOHN M’NIBH, Executor, op*’3 ,71 Notice. A LL persona having demands againat tbe estate of Constant Freeman, Eaq. late of the city of Washington, deoesaed, are re quired to hand them in,' legally attested, within the time prescribed by law : and those indebted to aaid estate, are required to make immediate payment, to JAMES HUNTER, Adm’r. Jan 14 42p* Philadelphia, May 31,1824. At the request of Mr. H. W. Potior, I have lately exhibited, in several instances, a -nedi eateil sirup, called Poller’s Vegetable Catho iicoo, with tbe most decided advantage. 1- hat, aa yet, never failed effecting score in every cate in which I have thought proper to employ it. H. M’MUltl'ltlE, M D. Phi'adclphia, July 28th, 1824. Mr, W- W, Potter, Dear Sir—You expressed I wish that would give a concise statement of my sudor- iiigs, from' the hopeleaa commencement, to tbe present propitious stage of my disease.’ About five years ago, on my pataage fl-om Bordeaux, during the month uf January, from imprudent exposure on deck, 1 was seized with a violent fever. Having no medical at tendants on board, I waa compelled to bear it, u I might for two weeka, when on my ar rival at Charleston, S. C. it waa treated as Typhus. Tbe akill of my Physician subdued the fever, but Phanix-like, the termination of thia gave rite to* disease equally distress ing, and which, till now, I had thought incut- able- Various abscesses made their unwel come appearance, particularly on the joints, which were swelled to an enormous size.— These gradually subsided into hard tumors, one of which on my left knee affected the bone—an incision waa now made and a large evacuation of ous, mixed with pieces of bone took place. In addition to this, I suffered the moat eacruciating pains in my joints that man ever experienced. Every thing that waa administered either gave me no relief <-r ser ved to aggravate the disease, the severity of which increased with every aucceeding year. 9uch was my painful si .uation that I de, paired ofeverbciug restored to my heath; Iliad not only tried the regular means of relief, but used, though in vain, every popular rem edy 1 could hear of- It waa in this awful and despondmg condition,that I was persuaded to commence a cou-ae of your Vegetable f'-.ili I icon, and the happy result is, am the me of the two bottles, my whole system has utuler yonea complete revolution, my pains huvcfo *n- Iren methe discharge Irom my anee began io diminish, and soon ceased altogether, the ulcerfrom whence it proceeded being com pletely healed. The tumors, for the removal of which I have tried in vain more remedies than I can name, are rapidly decreasing; my appetite, which was gone, haa returned—I an> in fact, nearly well, and feel confident that a few bottles more of your, (to me) invaluable medicine, will mike me perfectly to. Your obliged friend, THOMAS BROWN, JR. Philadelphia, July "6, 1824. My confidence in the vegetable catholicon ia undiminiahvd, and aa fresh in-tances of its powers arc daily occurring, in my own prac lice. I have no hesitation iu recommending it in the peculiar diseases to which it is applica ble, as superior to any remedy I am acquaint ed with. M. M’MUR l U1E, M. D. Philadelphia, May 28 18 4 Sim—In consequence of imprudent expos ure four veara ago, I had the misl'urtune to be come afflicted with a disease, the painful re aul<s of which induced me to apply in tuc cession to several respectable pliyaicians of tills city, from whom, however, I received either no relief, or from whose remedies I re ceived another complaint quite as distressing ss the former. My whole system became a - fected. 1 could get no rest at night on ac count of the violeot pain that. I felt in every part of my body; the weakness and emacia tion of which wa* such that I could scarcely walk. In this state 1 fortunately heard of your vegetable catholicon—four bottles ol which, baa completely restored me, I have now no pain; my appetite ia good; and my strength restored With many thanks for the relief your medicine has given me, I am your obliged friend, be. WILLIAM WILSON. Sworn and subscribed to before me, May 28, 1824 JOHN B1NNS, Alderman. Philadelphia, May 28,18"4. Sir—I am now, thanks to your medicine, _ hearty, mai. For nearly six years I have been a martyr to a diaeaae, whose ravage* threat ened, if not toon stopped, to put a period to my existence. Having had no regular medi cal advice from the commencement, my complaint at last got to auch a height that I could not swallow without great pain and difficulty. Tumors formed in different parts of my body, and I began to think my situation almost desperate. The five bottle* of the Catholicon whieh I have taken have com pletely cured me. and I am now at well aa could with to be. With my tbanki, am your obliged humble servant, Ue GEORGE KANE. City of Phi’adelphia, ss, George Kmc,uf the District of South- ■vark, personally appeared, and, being dull .worn, doth declare and a*y that the abuve atatement ia In all respects correct and true, and that the signature to it Is in the hand writing of this deponent JOli-i BINNS, Alderman. Philadelphia, May 38, 1824- TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS. The Vegetable Oatholicon ia peculiarly adapted to those diseases whieh are prevalent among the coloured population of the south In that disease which is called yaws, it is a sure remedy i a single trial of it, w ill convince planters of its superior efficacy to any reme dyof a similar nature in the United States- NOT1CE. The advantages of this medicine are, not confining the patient unnecessarily to the bouse, or keeping him from his business.— With one solitary exception, that of spiritu ous liquors, il docs not lay any restrictions upon Ids appetite It is so gentle in its operation that tlie patient’finds himself getting well he cannot tell how. As it is not the wish ofthe proprietor to take any thing lor which be cannot give a consideration equal in value, persons at • distance who may wish to try hi* medicine, but who are not certain if it be applicobte to their complaint, are request- ed to describe their case and symptoms iu a ictter, post-paid, and directed to nim—this letter will be immediately placed in hands fully competent tu decide the question.— Should the remedy not seem to suit the dis ease, they wilt be frankly told so. CAUTION- To prevent d sappointmi-nt it is well to state that it takes in ordinary cases from 3 to 5 bottles to effect a cure so that pcisuna who are labouring under any serious infirmity, must make up their mind to persevere to that extent at least—if they do not, they might as well save themselves the trouble and expense -f using a smaller quantity. All orders post-paid and enclosing the money, immediately attended tu, and iue medicine packed and delivered with directions for use, to any place in the city, and forwarded as di rected N. B. To prevent the possibility of all im position, it mill be sold in the city of Philadel phia, at the office in Filth near Race-Street, oral the dwelling of Use propri-tor, No. 66 'ffiesnut atreet, only, and abroad by his au thorised agents. W W VxTTER, 66 Chemist Street, Philadelphia 1 I hire appointed G.iOItGE RYE tSON, Druggist, uf Savannah, my sole agent. Drug gists wanting the above valuable medicine, will be supplied by him for cash, at the same rate, as if ordered direct from me—viz. j&SQ per duzen, or three dollars a singie bottle. W. W. POTTER, Philadelphia. Any person on application to thesubscribrr will he furnished with certificates of the effi cacy of the above medicine, sufficient to con vince the mind of the most sceptical, although too numerous and lengthy for newspaper hi sertion. GEO. kYERbON, Druggist, Corner of Bay and Wbittnker-Streets. dec 13 SCOTT’S BIBLE STEREOTYPIC ElritTIOR. ' d BsoToTals By SAMUEL T. All MSTHOJifQ _ CsnsUII. H isfoli for publishing SOltMoi FA MILT IIIBLB. containing alii \T‘ ginnl References, to Is comp-,iteef VOLU MES. ROYAL OCTAVO 'J" 1 belli,hed wilh a likeness ofthe. Aul/lir. terms. I t shall be well printed, on good p, c , r . be Cimrp.-Iied in »ix handsome vEL ^ will contain the Scripture* of the ow**’ ] Mw Testaments, t'.e Introductory 0bsenatiZ Explanatory Awes, an-1 Practical ObsmoZ. -no alt the copious Marginal Itefamr,, , log printed word tor woi.l from Ilia i„.i Stereotype Edition, pub!,shed since the » thor’s decease The price will be *ei boards, 824.tu.b -ep 8^0. i„ May.ms! bt reud >' f°r delivery Exracti of Letter addressed to thePub’M Family liiblr, eminently IN EQUITY. Between fV. Davies, Administrator, Complain ant, and John Carnochan Administrator dc bonis no with the wiil annexed of George Richardson and others, Defendants.——In nfuitj/j Chatham Superi** Court— Chancery, 20th August, 1824. I T Hppeanng that John Murray Carnochan, one of the d#fend9nta in the aaid bill of complaint named, resides without the state of Georgia, in that part of the United Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland, cal'.ed Scotland : It ia ordered that the aaid John Murray Car> nochan, do appear and answer to tbe coin* plainant*a aaid bill, within nine month6 from the dnie of this order, otherwise that the said bilbos to hirn, betaken pro confcaso .* and it ia further ordered, that a copy uf this order be pubhslwd once a week, in one of the pubi c Gazettes of this state, until the ex* piration of the time within which the auid de* fendant ia required to appear and answer as aforesaid. D ue copy from the Minutca, thia 21st day August, 1824. A. B,FANNIN, Clerk, august 24 50f Georgia Camden County. TO ALL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN W MKUEAS Sarah Brown. Junior, widow, applies to the Court of Ordinary of ■ aid County, for Letters of Administration on the estate of John Brown, late of said county, de ceased, ar next of kin: These are, therefore, lo cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to file their objections, if any they have, in my of fice, on or before tbe first iloi diy in June ncxVithcrwise Letters will be granted the ap plicant. Witnes 5 the Honorable Britian R. Bunk- ley, one of the Justices of said Court, tht« aixteen*n duy of April, eighteen hundred a'd twenty-five. fL S. JOHN JaILKY, C. C. O C. C. Aoril 21 24 Georgia—Camden County. BY THE COURT OF ORDINARY FOR S.UD GOUNiY IKTHEREAS John Chevalier, has applied T Y to said Court, fir Let'era Dismiainr on the estates of Samuel Ouz»n* and Evan E. Knelt, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kin dred and credivora ot the said d ceased per. sons, to file their objections, if any they have in my office, on or before the first Monday in January next, or Letters will be granted th. applicant. Witness tbe Honorable Jtmei Scott, one of the Justices of said Court, this six teei.th day of April, e'gbteen hundred and twenty-fivr. (L.8.) JOHN BAILEY, C. C. O. C. C. Apr I ’I 24 Georgia—Camden County. BY THE COURT OF ORDINARY FOR SAID COUNTY. .XWHEREAS Lewis Bachlott, applies to the \Nr Court of Ordinary of said County; for Letters Dtamiasory on the estate of Fr .neea Rosolupe These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of slid deceased, tu file their objec tions, if any they have, in my office, on or be fore the fi at Monday ih January next, other wise Letters Dtamtssory will be granted the applicant- Witness the Honnrahle Samuel Clarke, one of the Justices of aaid Court, thia sixteenth day of April, eighteen hun dred and twenty-five. [L. 8 ] JOHN BAILEY, C. C. O. C. C April 31 24 I esteem Dr Scott’, calculated to promote the cause or trri, pie i y ‘. ■! l n tn «‘.' : ‘ rCely ‘hr ineta read daily the Note* and Observa.ioni it. <1 Family Bible without hecumhg » better man. EDWARD D GhiFFUt I have leen no comm ;ntary „f .... Scripture, which 1 think so w, ; || adapted it general use and edification. It is , which every family ought to P o.a, ss . A R\TON It is a work distinguished for she simnUi. ty and convenience of it* string-meat th. clearness and fidelity of in exposition; ,u neatness and perspicuity of in style, t|,J nevolence and caudour of its spirit, the cm, c'neness and ptnineiicv of its spplican u and for its uniform tendency to promote chip gelicai truth ''-*b piety. A BIEL HOLHES. Of Or. Ccott’a Family Ihblt, t fed f ree say, that in my estimation il deservedly rsola among our ablest and beat Comm- nts i e , THOM (8 BALDWIN Dr. Scott’s Family Bibie intended more Ci . pecially for t'-e use of Clnisiiun tailie, i ul work highly evangelical, extensively instruc tive, and deeply interesting. DANIEL C.SINDEHS. The character of Dr. Scntt’s Comment™ on th! E.hle. is so generally kiimiti, and n highly approved amongst the most intelligent and pious Christians throughout oar count v t nd baa paired rapidly through so many la j e editions, that 1 deem further iec»n,mcr„i|. lions needless* J Vi OUSE. I am acquainted with no ComntntBty on th Sacred Fc iptiires, which I would mnrg cord-ally recommend for general use. The plan ofthe work iagood ,V JOSHUA BATE?. Perhapg in no way, can ministers, instructon of youth, and private Christiana, do greikt service to society, than by exerting them, setvei to diaseiniunte this truly inraiuable work; JOSHUA HUNTINGTON, I know of uo Commentary which i< Mle* calculated for diffusing correct vie a a of tba great trutbi of Christianity, a»d louring sa!u* fury impressions on the mind when rising tmm tbe perusal of it, than tbe one you .k about to publish. DANIEL SHARPE. No writer icemi leas disposed to contend for barren speculations. None more uniform, ly or more powerfully inculcates the great fi* nentials ol religion. The spirit which pit” v»dea the work if excellent» it tW merk, allectionare, healing, yet faithful spirit of me B<»pel* DANIEL DANA. From particular examinathn, and concur* ring testimony, there is no doubt on my mind that Scott’s Family Bible is fuperior to all Albers JOSEPH EMERSON. You will please to send me. aix copies ol Scott** Bible ,* I refer to your lately proposed edition. Perhaps I ahall induce fiva more to take the sume number. , H- L, It ia with extreme pleasure I perceive you are about to publish a new edition of Scott*a Bible. Having been in posaesiion of it more tba.» 20 years, 1 trus» 1 know nunc* shrug of its value, and am deter mired to pio- rr.ole iis circulation among my friend* Y:u will please forward six copies at soon aa pub lished, C.U I hare nbtainod four subscribers for tiic excellent work you are publishing H. S, I propose to take seven sets of Scott’i Hi* ble. sod will be accountable for tbe tame. J C. I have obtained subscribers for nineerpitf of Scott's Fatm.ly Bible. J. 0. I ahall probably need eight or ten sell of Scotl'a Family Bible. J. P* Rev, S. $>. of P. has o* tained ten Btibsov bera. E. 11. I have observed that you are shout pub* lulling another edition of Scon's B ble hope you may succeed as you lo ve dune io former editions. I have been endeavoring to procure subscribers amof g our people, «d ten or more subscribers will be obtained’ O.S.ll I will take ten seta (of Scoti'i Bibie) bound and lettered. J• F I have obtained ten subscribers for ys® edition of the Family Bible.—and have n» doubt but ihere might be something Lke 1“ copies aold iu this place if you hsd an »^ u! here—I thought the work ought to be en couraged and for list re taou took a subscrib* lion paper. It is a work that every M should have that is able to purchase. J. E M’C- I am glad, that y-u propose to print Scoti'i excellent Family Commtnuryi should .S'. ’ .frt were iu roy pwvcr w give «ruoi : liberal pr.tronage to the wof* ) as circumstances are, I can. I»*J how ever, be able to do something t eight “ ten se*» I shall certainly take; snd it o*J r" double that number. ./■ "V i have procured fifteen subsermert Scott's Bible. J.AtV,. I think I shall dispose of 20 acts or mote the Family Bible. I have circulated proposals for Sc°u% B»ble ; how many have been engaged i# ■ cannot tell; but between 20 aud 30*e» Its vicinity. ^ I have concluded to become respond to you for thirty sets of Scott's CommenwT HAY. BUNDLES PRIME HAY, landing •J” from Brig Pheasant, for sale by April 19 C. C. GRISWOLD, I have procured 106 aubse-ibers W Bible; 6 act to be bound in calf, ■> be done ill boards tbe other 97 sen. and lettered aa described in the prosp«“ 1 ' 1 presume I could procure 500 bera lor your edition of Scott’s Bible jj domar.d is increasing for them. Ttn7 , finally supersede every other targe o'-V j Bible. Fifty oi my subscriber* live circle of 8 miles! ..... .ntf. Just published an edition of the ea« completed in six volume*, without msts references/price in boards glut 'VjJL, X2f; in catf *27. Either of these . 5-y be had of the publisher in Boston; S. C- 8t J. SCHENCK, Savannah. , 9 J*- tl Marking Brushes, OVrXg r,,M G^RVMS0« nov 20