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-vmao s Mm
Sheriff s Sales.
On Ot* first Tuesday in August next.
a MILL oe sud at tne liouit House in the
W eitv of Savannah, between the hours
Of 10 end 4 I’elock-
Ttie uoeapired leue of, in, end to ell that
ftleoe or parcel of ground on Bay lane in the
leer of toe City Hotel, Darby Ward, contain,
Ing aiateen hot on Bay lane, and extending
back t wanly ail feet to the K'lchcn, with buil-
Oings and Improvements, levied on to tatiafy
no execution in favor of Thompaon k Bonny
■gainst Bleaaar Early.
Alao. all that lot of land in the city of Sa
vannah, known by the no. 6*g'Liberty Wa;d
fronting on Broughton street, levied on aa
the property of Jno. Cr me, to tatiaiy an c*.~
tion in favor of John ti tan.
||Alao6 negroes, Jolly, Delia and child, Jo
nas, Hager and Dianna, levied on to satisfy an
execution in favor of Geo, W. Coo, against
John M’Nisb, Alexander Hunter, and Alfred
Wade.
.. Alao a negro girl named Christiana levied
on to satisfy an execution in favor of Sam:.
M Bond, Adm'r. or Thomas Lucena, dee d
against Jsa Jnaish Tippen, Executor if Duvn'
Baldwin, de-.’d,
A. D’f YO'D. a c c.
. J"’v 0 85
Aunimislraun’s bale.
LL be su'd at Crackeraville Plantation,
Vrw on the Satilla River, Camden County, on
the tiist Tuesday in August next, between the
hours of 10 and 3 o'clock, a part -ol the p r
tonal property nf Randolph M'Gillit. deceas
ed, conaiating of 2$ h ad of cattle, 3 hnraec, I
gig and fairness, 1 Jersey waggon,some house
hold and kitchen furniture, 1 gold watcn.tomr
hooka, plantation t- olt, he. Ac-
Also, on tbe next Tuesdr following at hi,
late res'dence near St. Marys, the remaining
part of the personal property of the said Ran
dolph U'Giilit,' deceased, consisting of hottae
hold and kitchen furniture ; a d a small L'
brary. To be told ft r the benefit of ihe heir*
end creditors of said estate.
HANNAH N'GILLIS, Administratrix,
G M'DONA .D, Administrator.
St- Marys, June 18 h, 1825,
June 33 78
Administratrix Sale.
O f Mon lav the eighth day o August nest
wdl be sold at the house of Mrs -F. ®roith.
In Brvan County, between the boors of ten
•nd four o'clock, Six bead of Stock Catth
and one old Cart, b ing the remaining perao.
nal estate of Matthew Caner, dec. Condi-
tion,, cash.
June 39th. 1815
EL>Z .BETH CARTER, Mm'x.
July 3 8jf
Sheriff’s bale.
O N the fi «t 5 iturday after tne fi t Tues
day in August next, will be ao d at the
Market-House in the town of St Marya, be
tween the hours of ten ard four o’clock of
that day, a negro man named John Smith,
levied on aa the property of Ja'oea William-
a< n, to sati fy an execution nn the foreclnauri
of e mortgage, in favor of Edward F- Tattnall,
pdministiator of John Hamilton, deceased.
M. H. H HUB ARD, S C. C.
Bt. Marya, 5th May, 1835.
JU ’e 3 59
Sheriff’s >ale.
0 - he ftrst Saturday after the Arst Tuesda
August next,will be sold at the Mark*
H utae in the town n) St. Mary’s between t k .e
usual hours of ten aftd four ’clock t tract o.
land aitu.de and lying in the county of Cam
den. on Br widow’* 2ree< containing eiglt
teen humlr- d an.* Afiy acrea more or less, le
vied on as the property of Hsrmun Courier
den to satisfy an - x.-eut on iu favor of Jamet
Ti t cent.
Bt Marya, June 25, 1835.
M. H HEBBARD, a e e.
June 80 8b
hatham County ^
In Ihe four' of Oi dinary July Term 1895,
in V mailer of tt,e bit* »i V. zabeth
Bnurke, Lunatic—Archibald Smith, Gusi-
d-.n
O ’ 'he petition of A-ehibsId Smith guar
inn of Elisabeth Bonrke, stating thst
Ihe following named negroes, viz. Snkey and
her cf d, Anderson.Daphne and her children,
And.' w and Rose, from a long residence in
t--wn and great indu'gen-e have atq.iired such
h-fci a of dleness and vicious practices, that
they cannot be made at all ptoAtable to the
Said Lunatic tnd praying leave of this conn
to roll tt.e said negroes, and that the proceeds
of the sale be invested i Bank Stock, or any
other funds that Tier best promote the inte
feat of Ihe said Eliiabith Rnurke, It it
hereby ordered, that all persona interested ii
the welfare of the said Plizibeth do Aic their
objections if any they have, in the'•mrk’s of
6 o of this Court on or before the Arst Mon.
day in Augu it next, otherwise, the said no-
£ roes will be sold for the benefit of the said
tn. ttie, and the proceed* of auch late be in
Tested in Bank *tock, or other fund* that tn*v
beat promote the intercat of the si.ld Eliza
beth.
And it is further ordered, that this rule be
J tuhlishedin a public Gaattte of Savannah, at
eaat once a «-»ek for thirty day«.
Extract from the minuter 1th July. 18'”.-
SAMUELM BOND C C O.
July 9 83 +4w
Notice.
N INE MONTHS after tlie date of this
notice, application will bo made to the
Honorublo the Court of Ordinary of Liber
ty County, for permission to sell a part of
the real estate of John Stacy, deceased, for
tl>e benefit of the heirs nnd creditors of said
deceased. JOHN VV. STACY,
Administrator.
dec 18 21
43 Dollars Reward.
R ANAW AY from Dr. Haig’s Plantation,
Browton Hill, near Savannah, three
Degrees, viz. Limnric, a short stout fellow j
Francisco about 5 feet 7 or It inches high
Jack, who has a shot wound in tho arm
They are all of a yellow complexion, and
Intelligent fellows. Thu abovo reward
will be paid on their delivorv at the planta
tion, or being secured in the goal of this
County, or IS dollars for cither of them.
KOBERT HABERSHAM
Junn 38 H0}i„
E
' VV anted,
MPTY PORTER BOTTLES—Ap
I ply to
Jlueb
GEO* VERSON.
sWaim’s panacea.
riXHIS medicine ia offered a* a rent'd/ fi.t
1. 8crufula, King’s Evil, Ulcerated Sort
Throat, long at* .ding Rheumatic Affec
tions, Cutaneous Diseases, White Swelling
and Dlaeaaea of the H,nes, ai d all cati*
generally of an ulceroua character, end
Chronic diaeaaei, arising In debilitated consli
littinni, hut more especially for Syphilis, o
. ff etiom arising therefrom, Ulcera of the
Larynx, Node* he., and that dreadful di»
ease ocoaalunedby along aid eaeeaaive urn
of Mercury, fcc. he.—It ha* a ao been found
useful in Disease! of ttie Liver,
In a I disorder* arising from an Impure or
Rontatnineted state of the Blood, it will be
fmnd e powerful and an effectual remedy.—
The discovery of this med cine has been the
fleet of long and attentive study, and It ii
•tow made public frum the most decided con
viefton, founded o ample experience, of it*
power in era licating those diseasea,q/irer every
other medicine hai failed.
it ca.,not, ho.v.-vtr, be supposed, that this
'’ixacai will Invariattly cine—the moat es
teemed medicines, employed by the Faculiy,
will of en fail in Ihe very diieasea for which
hey are considered specific*! hut if Pie useol
t be persevered in, it will radically remove a|.
U"i. every causefof the disorders specifi. d.
Thousands are lingering under those c nj
plaints, in a*me form, sinking to the grave,
without a remedy, whom tnis medicine would
certainly restore to perfect hrwllh and vigour.
It* safety and innocence have keen fully tea
ed, so that it may be adminitlete I to 'he. len-
derest infs' t The most distingui.hi d phyai-
liana in the United States recommend it, and
dmit, that a more impurtaut discovery in me
dical science has not been made i and to use
•be language of on" of the moat eminent Fro-
’esauis • f the age, it it a triumph in the healing
art. To the present Sod rising generations,
the benefit mnl' prove incalculable, not only
oy saving many many valuable lives, but m
carting strength and soundness tv dMitaed
m l Corrupted cmstit'ltlons, theicby preeerv
ing their of,puny from hereditary diseases
These facts, tugv r with ihe numeioua cure,
made, form irresableproof nfthe It ; h vatu-
ol tbia remedy, No one, however, is d snl
'o take it, without first fully cunvincing ti n,
self of the truth of wha ■* lu re s'sled, and
the rectitude of Ihe P' p-ietor’a intentions.
The cures performed in this city alone, e-
tablish its superior virtue on a basis loo ami
to be affected by the malignity of the envioil,,
1 s worthy of remark, that thi- greater part
■ the patient* who have been permanent!'
u edi nsprevious to tlie nroprietor*a tin
dertaatng them, received the ablest a si it nit e
and several were abandoned by tier Phys
mans, aa b ing hryntid tlie reac • i f tun,
*' I huchictlte f ct and oo ex-ao'dnnry
tp.T. in.my of he c tee that an tx b ion wns
made of Join in the Unive t"y f Pun yv.n
ia. 1 y the J* ofeetor oj Surge,- b jo r e a i ow l
edautUeitc. of .tude.it who p onounced .hem
vender, in the healing art. it .ns i eon tnt.
-tee; nl - tltn I'ti ,aii,.lptna Alma H tea: si d
P'ltnayivania aid New Y.rk Hoipitui, an.
such w are its surprising effects—its -uccis
after a I other m-dicinea had faded, tl.a t
burgeon of the Pennsylvarie|Hopital, Dr Vt
P ice, was in iuced to abandon his high
r.'sp.ictable ..ffio , from the limdubie dengi
ol benefiuivg oaf tlow crcatuiea, by carry
off the Panacea to England t where it hut ai
ready aupeiscdrd the use of the gctiuiu-
Freneh Rob of Lafacteur in a number of ii
at ticea, 'n climates for whiclt that n intende.,
and its virtues are publicly acknowledge tr;
some I the most eminent surgeons them.
: 11 all complicated eases of Hcofulu and %
phtiit. and where the Syphilitic Virus , f , .
pai ei.t esusus e developement of Sero u'e u
the child, Una is the only remedy upon which
a sing e hope of r- covery can be reaaonab
founded, there has been no instance of its
failure, where nrope ly used It impans vi
gout-to the wh le system while 'he cure is
zoi ir on—an operation to tong looked for in.
vain by the medical wo: id; *t ti,e in c n.e
toe vStivn! is en.b ce to use nourishing fond
which under the common n.odes of pruotic.,
'» oaualiy withheld from the aufferer. In nta
oy instances where the horrible ravages nf u -
cr ration had laid ba e ligament and bane, and
where, to all appearance, no human 'i.eaua bu
amputation could have saved tile s in rases
extiemc even ss hern described, have pa
tienu been snatched from the giava and re
stored to good health, and the dev il i j. dis-
~ase completely ar.diea.ed The diecovery of
a remedy tike thu now offered ft, tale, hue
been a desiderutnmf om hitK imm. mo>iat.
The FiOj.iittor dots no . up,mac ms bam
assertion wil, convince : ne will therefore giv,
reference, to auch aa have been cured, and
those u. d rbiacare among whom are man
highly respec'.aole euizthat ahull satisfy the
moat u,cr, dulousol ta superior efficacy u ttie
disorders for which i is here ,ecommen ',u
Every member of soc e y should aid in Mil'll
"ig int rm-'ion of this discovety—human
ity alone makee it a da y
lyectiftcateg.
“I have within ,ue .list two yeara had an op
portunity ol seeing several cunca of very tnve
'erate ulcers, which having previously resist
ed the regular modes of treatment, were
healed by the use of Mr. Swpim’a Panacea
and-I do believe, from what l 'bave seen
that it will prove an important remedy in aero
I'ulous, venereal and mercurial diseases.
"N. CHAPMAN, M. D.
Professor of the Institute! and practic.
of Physic, in the University of Penn
sylvsnia Ua. k.
“Philadelphia, February 16, 1813.”
“1 have employed the r's.nicea of Mr.Swaim
in numerous instance*, within the Isat thre-
years, and have always found it extremely
rfficteious, especially in sec-ondary syphili-
and mercurial diaeasea. I have no heaitatio
in pronouncing it a medicine of inestimable
value. «W. GIBSON, M D.
Professor of Surgery in the Um’ty of Pent
Surgeon and Clinical Lecturer to the
Alma House I'firmity, km
” February 17, 1823/’
”1 have repealedly used Swaim’s, Panacra,
botn in the Hospital and in private practice,
and have found it to be a valuable medicine in
ch'onic, ayphilitic and acrotHloui complainta,
and in obstinate cutaneous affection*.
•'VALEN TINE MO TT, M- D.
Profesatr of Surgery in the Univeraitv of
New York, Surge m of the New.Yura
Hospital,
“•Vet* York, Ulmo Sth, 1824 ”
Caution to Purcivaafers.
The great demand and wonderful aucceis
of tbia medicine, h u e induced a number ol
persons to imitate it in various waya—Some
are selling Sarsaparilla and other syrupz, i m .
piiaing them on th - ignoraut for the Panacea t
utlteraare mixing the genu-ne medicine with
molaaaea, ke.. making three bottlea out of one,
tliua retailing a -me of its virtues. I h. ae im-
itatmni.siid andadulteratoina have in many in-
isno a ptot'acted the s.iff„ringa of patients
in cues where the genuine medicine would
have proved instantly efficacious. I therefore
d em it a duty I owe the the puBlic, to ac
quaint them, that i* ia impossible, from the
very nature of ita constituents, to be discover
ed hy chemical analysis, and eonsequenllt
j * ? lher mixture, represented to be mine
and aold at auch, are fraudulent end base im.
-oaitiona, calculfed to deceive the imorant
md unwary.—The genuine mediome hat my
" f representing Hercuice and
the Hydra, and name on Hie seal.
Oummunleatiuna. post paid, and orders from
any part of the world, w>H teeeive immediate
attention,
ILT Printed direetioni aceempany the Me-
iliciue.
WH, 8WAIM,
No 13, South Ninth Street, opposite th"
U'dvrraity of t'ennsylvania,
Philadclpida, February. 1835
Tltesubscriheru have just received a fresh
- Buptilv of the above VALUABLE MEDI-
! CINE, and have made such arrangements
witli the inventor,Mr. \Vm. Swaitn, a* Will
enable them to offer to the public a pare
nnd unadulterated article. Druggists and
others who purchase to sell again, can have
it at the original price established by the
proprietor.
LAY & HENDRICICSON,
Chemists and Druggists, ShadVi Buildings.
A Treatise on Swaim’a Panacea, with
cases illustrating its success, will be loaned
to those interested, by applying as above.
Juno 28
POL«DKLPI1IH,
TIIE INDIAN EXTRACT.
.3 certain F.ntl India Cure, far the Rheu
matism, King's Evil, S(C.
Extract or s tet'er from the Rev. James B
fob, dated at Bengal, to Dr. F- Bedwe
London.
Dfxr Sin :
A GtiEMAUl.Y to y- ur request, T have wi'h
tm. dilfi :8t'v procured and now land you bv
the a'lip las m. Cspt lit binson, a few pound
if the Pol d In'"*, o ' what generally gne.i
by the name .f.| i lia Extract, a Medici eun.
iveraally esteemrd urping the people of Indian
a a cer’ain cun- for the Rheumatism. Was
I to inform you of the number of people wh
i'P daily re'ieved and cured by tiiis valu -hie
* d cine, it wnu d requ’re more paper than
I a n able to pttreha e aid more time th* ■ 1
.m able to bestow.- Indeed, the tff ct of fis
Hedioine ia a t imm- d te, that itt Rheumatism
viu would suppose it ar.ied ;.aa cha m ,ngtv
ag relief and —m .ving ih t painfel disease
II the King’s Evil it has been used with grew
-iicccaa, and vvit" " Mercury has h.-en givet.
irtised tn excels, 'll s stn" ioe bus proved »
■erfeet cure. Tlie great diffi .ulty, however,
I procuring the Extract, will for many vnu.
■ come, p-tvi rt its general eirenlatinn, itb--
ng obtains 1 from a Shrub growing on th.
-VHihtaina of Thibet, tn the B nniii Empire
f fmli', eml held so a-rreii fay th- na-ivea
b,'lo part with it is like parting wi'h their
■ vistence.”
t.e'ier ' Dr Bedwell, dated Jin. 7, -8'3.
Bear Doctor—l have ‘•een v olenfty effiiutu.
ith ili -ui ostic complain' f ir many yta.s ,
•.vei mvfingers were a" contraeicd thst I
nn d neilhe- dress or ui il.'isl myself, or g.ve
the least sssis'ance to m fa oily—1 have useil
>nlv one ' ox of the lid a E* 1 raet, rd I am
lerfectly restored. Your’s tru'v,
R, RU.S ON,
Pliilailelfihia
L“ttef f om Tobiss Jennings, Stows d ot St
Thoms'* Itnsptal London. Feb 1, 1823
Dear Air—I think it my duty to inform von,
• i after trying every tiling that could be
Minted out by the moat respectable physt-
isos and surgeons for the relief of my sun.
"ithout any success, who you know, has lor
oany yesra been laboring under severe R ion-
atism, I win induced to try the Poladelphis,
i ith a g immering hope, that it might g ve
om some relief from the excessive pain hi
rditre i, which rendered hi n a uacleas mem
*er of aociety, and a burthen to hi naelf. To
ny utter aalnnialtment the relief waa ieitan
■nrous, nil by persevering in th * use nf die
Extract, his joints have returned to their pr»'*
•f r olaces, and he ia in per ect health. Up
ward I f sixty respectable Persons have cl
?d Iamy son, as all who knew hi -n though
< '*3»•»>■»• M 1 that h* r i - 1 * •ftovi'v.
FOR SALE by GEORGE RYERSON,
a ist, where additional certificates of
cacy of the above medicine may be
seen.
May 20
Gct'gia— amden County.
TO ILL HTJO It IT .fUY COWLRJi.
vffW ItiUEAS Alei.nider .\iku,*on, Ail ..in
W stratur on 'he Estate of John Atic n.
ueeaeaed,applies tu the Court of O dm
■r\ of said County, for letters dirm saury on
id estate t T' - s - are, th,-r. F*re, lo e t» hi d
dmnnlsh all ai d a’ngulnr, the heirs ■ nd cted
ors of arid d.cos.eil, tu fi e -Itcir ohj^-.. n-
,if any they liavej in my on o h-fi •
he fir. t .ionday in January next, or lettir
' I be gr'.nted to the applicant.
Witness the Hon William Gibsoi,
one of tlie J- s'ir- s of said Court,
this 35 It June J 8 J5
JUixN BAILEY, e co.cn
1. V
June 30
Georg'a—t amden <. ounty
TOAI.L WHO .1ITMAY 60V.EAV
kATHEUEAS Louis D ilbur. \dminiat a:
TV of the Estate of Bade Pelletier, dor’
ipplies to the Court of Ordinary of said coui
, for letters dismiss" y on said estate:—
h «e are, therefore, lo cite and admomah -.1
•nd singular, the heirs and creditors of s* d
ieceased to file their oi jecions (if any thi
*ve) in oiy ii flirt, -j n oi before 'lie first Moo
'ay in January next, or letter! will be grsnte
* t vpplicant.
r-—a Witness the Hon. William Gibsoi
IK '• [ one of the Justices if raid Cou
L 1 this 25 It tune, 18 S
JO .IN B aILY, c. e. o. c. c
June 30 82
Georgia—Chatham County
to the Cour t of Ordinary, May Term, 18au,
O N the pe'ition of Henry Champion, admin
istrator of John 8'reef, doc ssed, praying
an order JVtai o be made absolute on It's com
plying witn the law, tor he auto of a Lot oi
Ground, number four, [4] ieeond Tythtno
Reynolds Ward—Alan, p rt if a Lot, numb'
sta. Tower Tything, Decker Watd being tit,
real estate of the said dec. (or the benefit ot
tlie heirs and creditors t—It is ordered, that..
nottim be pubhahed nine munthi, in one ui
'he Public Gasetti of Ihe City of 8 a van nal.
requiring all person, interested, to show cauti
if any they have, why the prayer „f the peti-
i inner should not be granted.
S M. BOND, c e. o
May 14 445
Georgia—Chatham County.
I.i the Uuurt of Ordinary—May Term 19/5
O W-tM potion uf Robert Hoy, ta or-.'
of John Wackerly, den. previ,g, nordeI
J\in to be made absolute, on his enmolvin.
wdn the lew, to tell Two Tract! of I., n d
Laurent County, being the real eat . te of the
.aid deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and
creditorai It is ordered, that a notice tv
mbbahed, nine months, in one of the G
zi ttee of the city of Savannah, requiring ad
geraona mtere.tcd, to show cause, if anv they
can. why the prayer of Ihn p. t tjoner ahuuld
not be granted. S. M. BOND, c c. m
Mijr io
* Treasury lieparlment,
March, 14, 1825
lyHBHEiiS on the 3d of Kirch, 1R/5, „
T J Uw -va« pass »d by the Congress of Uie
Un'ted States, of which the 3d, 4th, end 5th
iuctioni ere in the w ords following, ?i* *
§ * ® e . c * ?• be it further enacted, That i
.Uhycriplion 10 the amount of twelve mi lions
of dnllf.Ts, of the arx p it cent, stock of the
year eighteen hundred and thirteen, be, and
(be same ia hereby propaaed , for whteh par-
poee book* shall be opened at the Treasury of
the United States, and at th. asveral loan «.ffi
ces, on tbe first day of April next, 'to continue
open until the first day of Ounber thereafter,
far such parts of the above mentioned d*
script ion of stock is shall, on the day of sub
Hcription, stand on th.e books of tbe Treasury,
•qd on those of the several loan ofliccs, re
ipectively / which subscription shall be effect
cd by a transfir to the United States, in tlie
maooer provided by law for such trio fees, of
the credit or ert-d ts standing on tlie atid
books, and by a surrender of the certificates
of the stock so subscribed: Provided, ThM
III subscription by such transfer of stock shall
be consider >dss part of the said twelve mil
lions of dollar* 04tt ( 44»rii5d to- ba borrowed by
the first secti' n - f his act.
ft Sec. 4. And be it further enacted\ That for
liie whole or any part tit nny mun which shall
be thui subscribjd, ertd in Khali be entered tn
the reftpeclivt.’ a.ibsc ibers, who shall be e'Ui
lied to a ceriifi ^te or certificates purpor.-iij.
that the United Staten owe to the holier o
holders thereof, his her, or tbeir as-igns*
sum to be expressed 1 herein, equal to tli
amount of the pvincipai stock thimsuln-'cribcd,
> ear ing" am interest n>;t exceeding four and
one half per centum pt*r annum, p tyabh
quarUrly, from the thirty “first day of Decern
ber, one thousand eight Hundred and twenty
five / transferable in the same n aimer as i°
provid’ d by law for the transfer of the atock
subscribed, and subject to n dcmnt'on at tlu
pleasure of the United States, as follows: one
'»H.f at any lim;*fer the thirty-first day of
lijcember, one thousand eight hundred anti
twenty-eight: and the remainder at any time
after the thiitv-first duy of December, ont
thousand eight hundred and twentxilne :
P-ovided, That no reimbursement shall be
m^de except for the whole amount of such
iew certificate; nor until after at least six
months public notice of such intended reim
ounement And it shall he the duty of tin
Secretary of the Treasury to cause to be trans
fecred to tlie respective aubicribers the sever
ai sums by (hem sujsc bed beyond the arooun.
of the cer ificatea i f four and one half pc
'.ent. stock >«su *d tr* them respectively
" Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That
h^ arnne f iiida w .i . ’i i.ave heretofore been,
• f; d now are pledged by law for the payanem
of-she iutrrcst, and for the redemption a:><
’•eimbursement of the stock which may be re
•termed or reimbursed by virtue of the pro
visions of this act, shall remain pledged in hk>
manner fur the pa>m-n* of the interest Kcr.ru-
i"g on the stock rreated by reason of su :i
^ub.'crip ion, sod fjr the redemption or reim
•urserrient of the principal oj ihe same. A» d
it sliad be the duty of the commissioners of the
linking fund to enuse to be applied and paid
out of the said fund, yearly and e^e^y year,
such sum and sums ta may be annually requir
ed to discharge the inte e.-ff ac rumg on the
siock which may be created bv virtue of th:»
:»ct The said commissioners are, also, here
by authorized to apply, from time to tioi-,
auch sum and sums out of the s«id fund, as
they may think proper, towards redeeming
by purchase, or by reimbursemeut, in con 1
formity with the provisions of tjjis set, ihe
p incipa! of the s*id stock : and such part ol
the annual sum often millions ofd-.liars, vest
ed by law in the said commissioners, as m>,<
ne necessary and required for thr above pur
poses, shall be and continue appropriated ti
the payment of interest and redemption oi
ihe public debt, until the whole of t»'e stock
which may be created under the provisions of
this act, shtil have been redeemed or reim
bursed. *
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that
books will be open dal the Treasury of the
United Staten, ai d rt ihe several loan offices,
in the first day of Aoril next, and cimunue
until the firs* dr of October, thereaf
cr. for receiving subset iotiona in conformity
with ‘.He provi8«*nB nf the said law.
The aunacriptionii mwv be made by tbe pro*
prietors of the stock, ei'hei in person or by
’heir attorneys duly nulhoriz*.! to uubt>crib-
And transfer it to the United States.
ill .uid subscriptions of said stock be made
»o an amount exceeding twelve millions of
:i ll-irs, a diatributiin of'.he said sum of twelvo
Ito'-a of dolUis will be made anfong 'ht
s ibscrib-rs, in pi oportiou to the sums aubacri-
>ed by them respectively.
SAMUKL L. SOUTHARD,
A^l’nir St'.’jre^ *ry of 'he TreaKurv*
• - ^ »o y r *
VALUABLE MEDICINE.
Notice.
N INE MONTHS afLcr date, application
• ih tie mude to the Inferior Uuurt of
;li».th im r ounty, siting for ordinary purpo*
e3,f,>r leave f o sell *!1 lha rftal estate of the
ate Thomas Savage, of Ryan C:umv, via:
Point Pititatiitn, consisting of two hundred
.nd eighty acr;B Rice Lend, «allie O eechee
t ver, four miles below tlu F*rry, cdjnining
ne pla*'tation < f Joseph H«borsham ai d Ste
lieu El iott Also, two hundred and fifty
cre9, more or lesa, of Pine Land, apneriain-
i g thereto. A'so a Tract of Lard called
^aiino, c >*i’i l *ing fif y icrer, on Medway Uiv
r, djmnmg the Ian ts (*f J J. If ax well.
MARY SAVVGE, Adn»*rx.
.Tire 1 5 7t
'Ml
HOE
N INE months after date, application will bt
made to the lion, tile Judges of tile Court
it Ordinary if Chatham cfunny, for leave to
sell all the real rotate of the late William Craig,
deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and cred-
tors of said estate.
JOHN M’NISH. Executor,
net 19 7<
.lN once.
4 LL personi hiving demands against the
ill estate of Conatant Freeman, Exq. late of
he city of Washington, deceased, are re
q.iired to hand them in, legally attested,
vithin the time prescribed by law : and those
idebt-.d to aaid estate, are required lo malt- 1
mmediate payment, to
JAME3HUNTER, Adm’r.
Jan 14 43pi
W2
Georgia—Camden County.
TO All WHOM I i M ' Y CON'.FjRN.
HEItEAS J. Biehlott tun. administrator
On the "Slut' S of DxvidTttcker tod David
vt’Lredir, applies to the Cunrt r.f Ordinary
■if s, d County, for Letters disnnireary on the
.sta ei of said decea-ed peraonat These are,
therefore, to cite and admonish the heirs and
creditor! of said deceased persona, to file
iheirot jectiona (it any thrv have) in my of
fice. on or hefore the first Monday tn January
neat, or letters will be granted to the apuli-
cant.
P==s;| Witnffi the Hon. William Gib.on,
I' l.S I oneot the Juatieei or laid Court,
li.ail tbia 25'h, June, 1875.
, JOHN BAILEY* c. e. o. e. e
June SO „
TOTTE1VA
Vegetable Cathelicon.
<rpHE hubscribtr respr elfully aolicita the at
ii tentlon of every friend of aofferiug hu
noanity, to to the above new and invaluable
remedy, whose unequal powers in elimiiiatii’g
from tire system the very seeds of uiaense,
and in restoring - the deranged and morbid
condition of the organs oflife to a free sod
healthy exerc : ae ofthtir functions, has exci
ted the astonishmei", and completely alien
ced the objeci ions of the most im redijlous —
Facts are the best argument!. In order to pu'
the virtues of tne Csrholicon to as severe*
sentiny ss possible, it was offered by adver-
t sement, together witli the attendance of a
physician, gratuitously tu any rnrson who
would apply for it, and whose cause might
seem t come within 'he range of its healing
power—numbers of severe cases of long ate d -
ing, and some of them seemingly dencr.te
ones, preented themselres. all of which have
been cured or so much relieved as towsrran
ihe assertion that a little p-’iieveia-ire will d
ao. In fact, sttoli isthecoidilence of ihe phyai
Clan tinder who.o care these patients wer.
placed, in this remedy, a confidence resu-t
ing from th" irrefistihle conviction that has
been forced upon his mind by ocuiar demon
stration, and a personil trial nf it on liimsel'
'hot he permits on- to declare il as his d rel
ied opinion, that he Cailt rlicitn is not only i
ncrl'octly safe and innocent, but a most pnw
erl'ul and invaluable remedy ill certain dis
easrs and slates of thosrsiem, such as the fol
owing:—
Debility resulting frum intemperance and
'hssipsiiun; Oi l and inveterai Uicers. Paine
in tlie bun s attended with swellings of tn*
juin s i Indigestion t B! jftrhes on the face,
:11-p 1 e , 8tc s Aft complainta of tlie Liver
''crier.- Yaw*; Syphilis.- Cutaneousdiscsscr
genertlfy i Mercurial and acrufulous cum
plaints
The Catholicnti (which the proprieter sol
emnly pledges It s word consists exclusive])
nf vegetable matte') with the exception of .
iliglit determi istion to the bowels, widen .
preserves in a soluble stale, seta insensibiy,
pleasant to the lacte, and r. quires n-' pxrlicn
ar regimen, tabstinrnce Irutn ipirlonus
quors vl ways excepted.) or confinement. A.
a gt title, safe and agree-b!e calhartia m :d
en e, improving the appetite and resti.r.r.g tin
general tune of the system, it is confident^
tecunimended to iadics in a delicate situs
tion, W W. POi-TER,
66 Chesuut-itre et
Philadelphia, Muy3l, 1824
At the request of Mr. W. W. Potter, th.i
late'.y exiiibiled, in several instances, s rnedi
cate it sirup, caibd Potter’s Vegetable Cstho.
(icon, with the must decided advantage,
has, cs '• et, never failed effecting scurc tu
ever, cnae in which I have thought proper t
• mplo/it. It. M'MUUTKIE, M D
Phi atlelphia, July iSth, 1824.
Mr. IK- Ir. Potter,
Dear Sir—You expressed a wish that I
would give a concise statement of ply suff t
ings. from ‘the Hopeless commencement, i -
the prevent propitious stage of my disease
Abuttt live years ago, on my passage ft on,
llirdeaux, during the month of January, from
imprudent exposure on deck, 1 waa setae '.
with a violent fever. Having no medical at-
endants on board, I was compelled to bee
it, is I might for two weeks, when on my ar.
ival at Charleston, S. C. it was treated ar
fyphus. The skill of my Physician auhdu- d
the fever, but Phtcnix-like, the termination
of tbia gave risr to a disease equally diat-.ts-
ing, ami which, till now, I hid th-uight incut
able. Variouaabsccases made lltei-' ttnwei-
some 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 tilt,
bone—an incision was now made and a isiurr
evacuation uf pus, mized with pieces of bum
took place. In addition to this, I suffered the
most excruciating pain* in my joints that mm.
ever experienced. Every thing thst war
administered either gave me no relief or ser
ved to aggravate the Jisesse, the severity of
whiclt increased wi.lt every succeeding year
Such was my painful vi uatiun titat I despaire
ot ever being re tort'd to my ileal b 1 I had
mi only tried the rei.-ular means of reliof,
but used, though in vain, every popular rem
edy 1 could hear of- It wus in this awful amt
despundmg condition,that I was persuaded tu
commence a course of your Vegetable °th I
icon, and the happy re mit is, •-/ om the me
nf the two h ttUs. niy whole system ha, unslcr
gone a compleU revo ution my pains have fo lu-
kc met” the discharge from my a IK".' 0 tig'll
:o diminish, and scon ceased altogether, ihi
ilcerfrom whence it proceeded being com
plelely healed. The tumors, for the removul
oft which I have tried in vain more remedies
than 1 cun name, are rapidly decreasing s my
appetite, which wxsgone, lias returned—I ar,
in fact, nearly well, and feel coutid-nt that a
few bottlea more of your, (tu me) invaluable
medicine, will make me per ectly so.
Your obliged friend,
THOMAS BROWN, JR.
could wish to be. With my th,,*,, -
obliged huro.de servant, £/c
y«a
City of Philadelphia, „° ,i ' 0:lGE E ANs,
George Erne, of the District
vark, personally sppeared. and, bei
au/ritui A ,4k .1. ■ * wcl
Philadelphia, Jaly '"6, 1824.
Mv confidence in the vegetable cniholic-m
is undimiuishud, and as fresh in tances of its
"owers arc daily occurring, in my own prac
tice. I have no hesitation in recommending it,
tu the peculiar diseases to which it is applica
ble, a* superior to any rented r l am acquaint
ed with, U. M’MUH't IHE, M. D.
Philadelp/da, May 28,18 4
Sra—In consequence of imprudent expos
tirefonr r ears ago. I had the misfortune 'o be
come afflicted with a disease, the painful re
sulta of which induced me to apply in suc
cession tu several respectable physicians of
this city, from whom, however, I received
either no relief, or from whose remedies I re
ceived another complaint quite ss distressing
us the former. My whole system became a'-
fected. I could get oo rest at night oo ac
count nf the violent pain that I felt in every
part of my body; the weakness and enacts
tion t.f which was auch that I could scarcely
walk. In this state 1 fortunately heard of
your vegetable catholicon— ftarr bottlea of
which, haa completely reatored me, I have
now no pain t my appetite ia good t and my
strength restored With many thanks for
the relief your medicine haa given me, I am
your obliged friend, tic.
WILLIAM WILSON.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, May 28,
1834 JOHN BINNS, Alderman.
Philadelphia, May 28,1834.
Bit—I am now, thanks to your mediciae, a,
hearty mar.. For nearly six yeara I have bee"
a martyr to a disease, whose ravag e 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 sueh a height that I
could not awatlow without great pain and
difficulty. Tumors formed in different parts
of my body, and I began to think my situation
ilmo.t deaper.te. The five bottles of the
Catholicon which I have taken have eom-
pletely cured me, And 1 am now as well nal
sworn,'doth declarVaiid'wy"t“',t’thIl*
Itat-'ment ta i„ all reaped* correct .V? 1 ' 1
md that the signature to it
writing of tbia deponent e N-
Philadelphia, May*28,182V 3 '
_ T? *° , ’T nEUN planters
The Vegetable Catholicon s r, f: , ,i
adapted to those disusses which a,c mc k ’
soiotig the coloured popuist on of ik' ! 1
I * that disease wb.£ f.Cm y.l. ?*
sure remedy, a .ingle tritl of i t ,
plantera o its superior cffic 1C ) to
Jyofsa.ro.lar nalu 'ejjnhe U„iC CtC''
NOTICE.
The advantages of ti ; s mtJ; .
confining the patten' unneceijl £ SJ
house, or keeping him from hi. i y l!le
With,ne.oli. H aryC,cc ! ,M'h l ir ,i ;'
ous liquors, it docs no, lay any ’ 1
hisapp.lilo It is so veiumu ,u C
that the patient findshmueif reuinv'C'i?
cannot tell how. A, Ula not^* 5 f
proprietor to take any thing lor A l '
cannot give s consideration equal i i
persons st a distance who cav
us medicine, but who art not c, /
be applicoblc to their complaint, „ t ^
■•d to describe their ctsc and lyrooro ni .'
a letter, poat.paid, and ditocled toftmlV!
letter will be immrd.vtrly :,la,-tV Th .
’fy competent to decide the qne,^
should the remedy not se-om lo suit the L
eaae, they wdl be frankiy Md°
CAUTI tN-
To prevent diaappointm nt it i, wc i| „
i t !ni,il“ t .‘ t Uf ,l "» y °" 8 ^ iio.n J t,
5 no t e, to effect a cute ,n that p* , wht
are labouring under any cioiis in.'irmn,,
roust make up tltei • min.! i„ „, vcrc tu , u ;
extent at least if they flu not, Uiet '-.ictii *«
b-etl save themselves tin- trouble and, am nit
T using a ••nailer q'lan’it , .
All orde t pj$t-p iid „nd e.ic'oiitig the m.n:u,
immediately atiundcnt,, q lc
paChed and delivered witli mreetioni f„ r „, e
any place in the city, .nd fortvsi-ded u it!
reeled
N.U. Tu preven' the-possibility or -h
■1 sition.it wi l b sth! it theory o>Thi!«k.
ihia, st the office iii Fiitlt near IHoi-'-r y
orai the dwelling of the propt-i tin, N. Ij
ihestiu' street, only, an i ..b,-"ad t.y t ui
'.honiedagents. W. tv. Pimr:*,
66 Chesnut Street, Phtlaik [.f,a
I have apnointed GEORGE ItYK -SUN,
DruggLt. ol Ssvanuch, mv soie agent, h
.'lata wanting tlie above valuable nted.c .e,
vill be supplied by him fur-cash, at tli t- ,. e
r.ite, a, il ordered direct fr-.nri n.e—v 7 . t.J
per d- sen, or three dollar* a s I.g-: il ol...
W. W. PDi'I'EH, I'liiimieljij'iii,
Any pci son on application to tlie witliacil-r
will be furnished witli certificates of tlr.- - E.
cacy of Use above medicine, sufficient in not.
vince the mind of the most taceptieai, althouvh
no numerous and lengthy for ncv» r jpc,- n,
ic-rtion. GEO. RYEItSOS, Dr-i,-g-vt,
Corner of Bay and Whittaker direct;
dec 13
IN EQUITY.
Between fV. Dtivite. Administrator, Comfihiii-
ant. and John Oarnochan Admuvstmivr, th
bonit no with the will annexed of Geo>'t
Richardson and others, V.jendunti. h
CMiity, Chatham Supc ior Court- Chancery,
20th August, 1824.
I T appearing that John Murray Ciraodwm,
one of the defendants in tbe stud biU uf
'•jmplaint named, resides without the stair of
(luo.-gia, io that part of the United Kingdom
•>l Great Uritain ana Ireland, called Scotlai Ji
tt is ordered that the said John Murray Co
Hichan, do appear and answer tu the coup
dainant's said bill, witoui nine months fuio
• Le date of this order, otherwise that t!ie
j*id billj hS to him, betaken pro cui.ui
j.*d ii is further ordered, lliat a copy of this
order be pubi slu d once a week, in one of
he public Gi'.neitea of this state, until the tx*
iraiion of the time within wiiich the s.*i l de-
ndant is required to appear ami answur>f
xforeaaid.
True copy from the Minutes, thii fist d»y
•August, 1324. A. 1!.F\NNIN, Clerk.
•uiffiiN' 24 jyf
Georgia
Camden County.
TO ALL TO WHOM If WAV COM E I*
W llEUEAS Sarah Drown Junior, wulo» (
applies to he Cnur of Ordinary of -ill
'ounty, for Letters of Administration oi* i f
•state uf John Brown, late ot'awd county,ik«
eaaed, *r next of k.n: These are, thircf w,
j cite nn 1 attmoni h, all aud si.ig;iiir, the
kindred and creditor* of sniil if counit!* ’ofi e
heir oi j ctions, if any thev h*vo, i»
lice*on or hefore the first Mo. d -; in June
iext,'>therwtae Letters will be grunted th’ -f
o Leant.
Wit.n(S> the llororsblr Britiai H Himk-
Ity, one of tbi’ Jilsticca of mill C f urt,
thii sivteeiU'i d.«y of April, cighetn
liumlred t'd twenty
(L S. JOHN UjVILEY, C. C 0 C. C.
Anril 21 4
Georgia—Camden Cowthj.
Y THE COURT OF ORDINARY HjS
S HD COUNTY.
IXTHGRE&S John Chcvulu.r, has sppliul
f ▼ lo aaid Court, f.»r Let’ers DiimiSM'ff
:>n the estates uf Samuel Cozens and Lvmii
*U‘ck, deceased, llicsc are, tlierefore, W
■ite and sdinoniih, ail and ring liar, thn kia
Jrcd ami creditors oi tlie said d ceased p<r*
oi'«, to file their objecuonsj if any they li-vr,
in my oflhe, on or befjre the first Monday <•
January next, or Lettei a will be granted the
applicant.
Witness tbe Honorable Jsmes Sci ti, ott
of the Justices <,f aaid Court, tli.z «'t
teei.th day of April, e ghtecn huadr-d
and twenty*five.
fL. S.) JOHN BsULEY, C. C. 0. C C,
Apr I =U 24
Georgia—~Camden County.
BY THE COURT OF O.tDlNAKY r'O
SAID '"OUNTY.
• » WHEREAS Low ia Bachlott, applies to tb*
vJ Court of Ordinary of aaid Count;: M
Lettera Dismiasory on the estate of Fr-oca
It isotope t These are, therefore, to cite M
admonish, all and singular, the kindred
creditors of said deceased, to fi'e their olL«'
lioite, if any they have, in my office, on ur «•
f-tre the fi at Mumlay in January next, c-ther-
a ne Letter! Distmpaory will be granted tM
applicant' . ,
Witness the Honorable Samuel Clark''
one of the Justice! of said Court, this
sixteenth 'lay of April, eighteen bun*
dred and twenty-live.
IL. S ] JOHN DAILEY, C.C.O CC
April 21 24
HAY.
rn BUNDLES PRIME IIAY.landtnJ
OU trout Brig Pheasnnt, tor sale by
April 19 C. C. ORISlVOLDy