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Sheriff’s Sale.
On thefir it 1>usday in September next.
W IiiL be told before tbe Court Houae in
lha City nf Savannah, between the
hour* of 10 end 4 o’olock,
All thoee two late end improvement! in the
elty ofS.vtnmh known in plin of isid city u
numbers (SI) twenty one end (Si) twenty
too Jackson ward (Means square levied on as
the ptoperty of Bleu. Early under eft f». in
favor of Arnos Seudd-r
All that right title and interest of Andresr
Knox, in Rice's wharf being one undivided
eighth of two undivided third* and o.e un
divided seventn of lone undivided eighth of
two undivided thirds, levied on u the pro'
petty of And ew Knox tn satisfy so execution
in favor or Williamson and lie Villen-
Ao urd.vided moiety of a portio n or part of
all that 1.1 of land in the city of Savannah
known by the numbers (7) seven Carpenten
Tything Decker ward, the uid portion nr
pert containing thirty six (36) feet in front
and ninety feet (93) in depth.bounded north
by Bay lane, east by land of Josiah I-awrence,
south by Bryan street and weat by lot no. sis
(6) levied on u the property of John M. Jar.
vis under an execution in favour of Mark
All that garden lot, no. one (1) Liberty
street being the half of lot no- (Jf) fifty seven
bounded west by lot no, (38) fifty eigh. and
on the east by the other half of said lot levied
on as the property of Limnut Williams under
an execution in favor of Dresser anil Larned-
Forty five shares of steam boat stock, levied
on u the property of Thomas Wright under
two executions in fhvor of Johnston, Hills
taco, and Sami. Hale.
I. D'LVON a- c. c-
Aug 8 98
City Sheriff’s Sale.
On the first Tuesday in September next,
Y\BILL be sold at toe Uou t House in thr.
city of Savannah, between the hours
of 10 and 4 o’clock 1
AU the lot or land situated, lying and being
in the city of Savannah, kn wo in the plan of
said citv as I it No. two 9, Liberty Ward con
taining 60 feet front and 90 feet deep, togeth
er wth ail the buildings tnd improvements
(hereon, bounded east by lot No-one i, west ty
lot No. three 3, north by Brougbton-st. A south
bys lane, levied on as the property of ihe es
tate of Thomas Lucena, dec. to satisfy an ex-
•eution from the Court of Common Pleu and
Dyer and Terminer for the city of Savannah.
Wm. H. Wall and B'izibelh his wife vs. S. M
Bond administrator, C. T A. of Th imaa Lu
eena. A. I D’LYoN.c.t
Ang 8 *8
Sheriff’s sale.
On the Jinl Tuesday in September next,
tTVILL he sold id front ot the court-house
\JJ in Brysn County, between the usut|
hours of sale,
A tract of Lend in said county, known by
the name of ‘Palermo,’ containing eight hun
dred acres, more or less, bounded N. E by
6watt’s lands, S- W by a Salt marsh, other
boundaries not known—levied upon as the
property or B' T Keating, to aatisfyan exe
eution in imvor of toe administrators of Benj
Stiles, deceased
THOB. HARN, X.
August 2 91
Administratrix Sale.
O S Monday the eighth diy of Augutt neat
will be told at the houae of Mrs. B Smith,
In Bryan County, between the hour* of ten
ind four o’clock, Si* hea^ of 8tock Cattle,
and one old Cart, being theSremaining perao-
Bal eatate of Matthew Carter, dec. Condi-
liont, esati.
June 29tb. 1821.
ELIZABETH CARTER, Adm’x.
July 2 83j
Notice.
N ine MONTHS after the date hereof, tp»
plication will he made to the Honorable
the Court of Ordinary for the County of Chat
ham, for leave to sell the whole or a part, or
parts of a tract of land, lying and being in
tlieeotnty of Effingham, eontsining by re
cent surrey, nioe hundred and eighty.five
acres, and known by the name of the Tuck-
asseeking Trset, formerly the property of
King and Hotchkiss, now belonging to the
estate of Alexander S. Hoe’s orphans, for the
benefit of said orphans.
WILLIAM MOREL,
Guardian A- S. Hoe's Orphans.
July 14 87
Georgia—Camden County.
TO ALL 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
W HEREAS Belton A. Copp applies to the
Court of O'dinsry of sa d County for
Letters of Adrainistraf on, with the will an.
nexed.on the estate of Joseph Bixby, 1st: of
said county, deceased i These are therefore
to cite and admonish all and singular, Ihe
heirs a-d creditors of said deceased to file
their objections (if toy they have) in my of
fice, on or before the first Monday in Septem-
her next, othetwiae Letters will be granted
the applicant.
Witness the Hon. William Gibson, one of
the Justices of said Court, this 33d Ju
ly, 1813.
JOHN BAILY,c. c. o. c. e
July 30 193
B
swaTPb
Panacea.
Georgia—Camden County.
TO ALL TO WnOM IT MAY CO.YCERM
\k»HE«HA8 Whipple Aldnc applies to (be
wJ Court of Ordinary of the said county
for Letters of administration, wUh the will an-
neaed, on the estate of Elizabeth Williamson,
late of said county, deceased: These are
therefore to cite and admonish all and sing =
lar, the kindred and creditors of said deceased
to file >heir objrotiont (if any they have) in
my jffice on or before the fi at Monday in
September next, otherwise Letters will be
granted the application.
Witness the Hon. William Gibson, one a
the J 'Slices of said Court, this 23d Ju
ly, 182$.
JOHN BAILEY, c. e. o. e c.
July 30 192
Double Distilled Hose Water.
A r FRESH SUPPLY of best London
■ Rose Water, received per brig Pan-
thea, and for aale by
LAY & HENDRICKSON,
Chemists and Druggiitx, Shad’s Buildings.
May 10
Castor Oil.
A FRESH SUPPLY of beat patent cold
pressed Castor Oil, for family and
plantation use, for sale by
P-E-BRASSINNE,
March 29 Opposite the Exchange
T HIS medicine (a offeredu a remedy for
Scrofula, King’s Evil, Ulcerated Sore
Throat, long standing -Rheumatic Affec
tions, Cutaneous Diseases, White Swelling
and Diisasea of the Bones, and all cues
generally of an uleerous character, and
Chronic diseases, arising in debilitated eonsti
rations* but more especially for Syphilis, or
affections arising therefrom, Ulcers of the
Larynx, Nodes* ho., and that dreadful dis
eaie occasioned by a long ai d eicetaive use
of Meroury, Ao. Ao.—ft he* alio been found
utefillin Diaeaaea of the Liver,
In ail disorders arising from an impure or
contaminated state of the Aiv.it, it will be
founds powerful and an effectual remedy.—
The discovery of this med.cine has been the
effectoflongand attentive study, and it is
now made public from the moat decided con-
viction, founded on ample experience, of its
power in eradicating those diseases,q/trr every
other medicine has failed.
It cannot, however, be supposed, that this
Pairaoxa will invariably cure—the mod es
teemed medicines, employed by the Faculty,
will often fail in-the very diseases for which
i hey are considered specifics i hut if the uae of
it be persevered in, it will radically remove al*
most every cause|of the disorders specified.
Thousands are lingering under those com
plaints, in some form, sinking to the grave,
without a remedy, whom this medicine would
certainly reatore to perfect health and vigour.
Its safety and innocence hive been fuliy test
ed, so that it may be administered to 'he ten-
dereat infant. The moat distinguished physi
cians in the United States recommend it, and
admit, that a more importaut discovery ill me-
dical icience ht* put been made t and to oae
the language of^tne of the most eminent Pro.
lessors nf the age, if is u tiiumph in the hatting
art. To the present and rising generations,
the benefit must prove incalculable, net only
by saving many many valuable lives, but im
parling strength and soundness to debilitaed
and corrupted conatit.itiona.—thereby preeerv-
ing their offspring from hereditary discuses.-
These facta, toge’tier with the numerous cures
made, form inestiblr proof of the high valoe
of this remedy. No one, however, is advised
to take it, without first fully convincing him
self of the truth of what is here stated, and
the rectitude of the Proprietor’s intentions.
The oures performed in this city alone, ea
tablish its superior virtue on a basis too solid
to be affected by the malignity of tho envious.
It is worthy of remark, that the greater part
of the patients wiio have been permanently
cured, had, previous to the proprietor’s un
derusing them, received the ablest assistance
and several were abandoned by the-r Phyai
ciane, as being beyond the reach of human
skill. Svcli is Ihe fict, and so extraordinary
were many of the eases, that an exhibition Wat
marie of them in the University of Petmeylvtm
lit. Ay the P. ofetsor of Surgery, bufe-e a crated
ed audience of Students, who pronouncedjhem
rvvndert in the hailing art. It has been intro-
-iucei into the Philadelphia Alma-House and
Pennsylvania and New-York Hospital, tnd
such were its surprising effects—its success
sflepfcil other medicines had faded, that the
Surgeon of the PenosylvanieiHupital, Dr. Wm
Price, waa induced to abandon his highly
respectable (.Die , from the laudable design
of benefitting h.s fellow creatures, by carry
ing the Panacea to England i where it hat al
ready supeiseded the uae of the genuine
Trench Rub of Lafacteur in a number of in-
atancea, in diteties for which that ie intended,
and ita virtues are publicly acknowledge by
tome of the moat eminent aurgenna there.
•via all complicated easel of Scofulu and Sy
philis, and where the Syphilitic Virus of the
parent cauaea a developemenl of Scrofula in
the child, this ia the only remedy upon which
a single hope of recovery can be reasonably
founded) there has been no instance of ita
fadure, where properly used It impa-ta vi
gour to the whole system while the cure ia
going on—an operation to long looked for in
vain by the medical world; at Uie same time
the patient ia enabled to take nourishing food,
which under Ihe common modea of practice,
is usually withheld from the sufferer. In ma
ny instances where the horrible ravsges of uL
eerstion had laid bare ligament and bone, and
where, to ali appearance, no human meant bu<
amputation couid have saved hie : in cases
extieme even aa here described, have pa
tients been snatched from the grave and re
stored to good health, and the devouring dis
ease completely eradicated- The discovery of
a remedy like this now offered for sale, hut
been a desideratum from time immemorial,
The Proprietor does noi .-uppoae Ida bare
assertion will convince : be will tberefo-e give
references to such as have been cured, and
those und;r his care among whom are many
highly respeeiacte citizen, that shall satisfy the
moat incredulous of its superior efficacy in the
disorders for which it ia here recommen 'ed,
Every member ofaociety should aid in rliffus.
ing inf.rm.dion of this discovery—human
ity alone makes it a duly.
GetU&cotea.
“I have within the last two years had an op
portunity of seeing several cases o( very inve
terete ulcers, which haring previously reaist
cd the regular modea of treatment, were
heiled by the uae of Mr. Swrim’a Panacea-
and I do believe, from what I have teen,
that it will prove an important remedy in aero,
fuloua, venereal anil mercurial diaeaaea.
”N. CHAPMAN, M. D.
Profeaior of Ihe Institutes and practice
of Physic, ih the University ot Penn
sylvanit lie. A.
"Philadelphia, February 16,1823.”
“thave employed the Panacea of Mr^wtim.
in numerous instances, within the last three
years, and have always found it extremely
efficacious, especially in sec-ondary syphilis
and mercurial diieatei. I have no beaitatio
in pronouncing it t medicine of inestimable
value, «W. GIBSON, II D.
Professor of Surgery in the Uai’ty of Pent.
Surgeon and Clinical Lecturer to the
Alma House I ifirmity, no
•• February 17, 1823 “
•• I have repeatedly used Swaim’a, Panacea,
both in the Hospital and in private practice,
and have found it to be ft valuable medicine in
chronic, syphilitic tnd scrofulous complaints,
and in obstinate cutaneous affection,.
’•VALENTINE MOTT, H- D.
Profess >r of Surgery in the University of
New York, Surgeon of the New.York
Hospital, Ac,
”JYcw York, 1st mo SlA,1824.”
Caution to ruxcYmera.
The great demand and wonderful success
of this medicine, luve induced a number ol
persona to imitate it In various ways—Some
are telling Sarsaparilla and other syrups, im
posing them on th" ignoraut for the Panacea;
otbera are mixing the genuine medicine with
raoluaea, Ac., making three battles out of one,
tbui retailing iume of ita virtues. Tbeae im
itations and and adulteratoini have in many in-
taneei. protracted the suffering! of patients
in caaea where the genuine medicine would
have proved instantly efficacious, 1 therefore
deem it a duty] owe the the public, to ac
quaint them, that it ia impossible, from the
very nature of ita constituents, to be discover
ed by chemical analysis; and consequently,
that all other mixtures represented to be mine
and eold at such, are fraudulent and bate im
positions, calculated to deoeive the ignorant
and unwary.—The genuine medicine has my
Gummanieattyrit, post paid, and orders frtm
any put of the world, wiilreeeive immediite
attaml'in,
O* Printed direction! aceompany the Me
dicine.
WM.8WAIM,
No.13, South Ninth Street, opposite the
University of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, February, 1825,
Tiro subscribers have just received a fresh
supply of the above VALUABLE MEDI
CINE, and have made such arrangementi
with the inventor,Mr. Wm. Swaim, aa will
enable them to offer to thw public a pure
and adulterated nr title. Druggists and
others who purchase tn sell again, can have
it at tlie original price established by the
proprietor.
LAY Si HENDRICKSON,
Chemists and Druggists, Shad’s Buildings.
A Treatise on Swaim’s Panacea, with
cases illustrating its success, will be loaned
to tlioso interested, by applying as above,
June 28
POLADELPH18,
THE INDIAN EXTRACT.
A certain Fast India Cure for the Rheu
matism, King's Evil, Sfc,
Extract of a letter from the Rev. James E
fish, dated at Bengal, to Dr. F- Bedwe
London.
Dtim Sim :
A GREEABLY to your request, 1 have srith
difficulty procured and now tend you by
the ship Jaa-in, Capt. Robinion, a few pounds
of the Pohdelnhla* or what generstiv goes
by the name of India Ext net, a Medicine un.
iversally esteemed among the people of Indiao
>s a certain cure for the Rheumatism. Was
l to inform you of the number Of people wh
are daily relieved and cured by this valuable
Medicine, it wou d require more paper than
I am able to purchase and more time than 1
am able to bestow. Indeed, the effect of thin
Medicine is ao immediate, that !n Rheumatism
vou would suppose it acted at a charm in giv
ing relief and removing that painful disease.
In the King’s F.vil, it has been used with great
success, and where Mercury has been given
nr used to excess, this Medicine baa proved a
perfect cure. The great difficulty, however,
ol procuring the Extract, will for many years
to come, prevent its general circulation, it be
ing obtained from a Shrub growing on the
mountains of Thibet, in the Herman Empire
of India, and held to aaered by the natives,
that to part with it ia like parting with their
existence.”
Letter to Dr- BedweR, dated Jan. 7, 1823
Dear Doctor—l have been violently affected
with a Rheumatic complaint for many yeara,
even my fingers were an contracted that 1
could neither dreaa or undrest myself, or give
the least assistance to mv fa oily—I have uaed
only one box of the India Extract, and 1 am
perfectly restored. Your’i truly,
B. RALSTON,
Philadelphia
Letter from Tobias Jennings, Steward of St
Thomas’Hotptal, London, Feb 1, 1823.
Dear Sir—l think it my duty to inform you,
that alter trying every thing that could be
pointed out by the moat respectable physi
cians and surgeons for the relief of my ton,
without any success, who you know, hits for
many yeara been laboring under severe Rheu
matism, I waa induced to try the Poladclphia,
with t glimmering hope, tbit it might give
him tome relief from the exeeaaive pain he
endured, which rendered hi a a uaeleaa mem
ber of aociety, and a burthen to himtelf. To
my utter astoniahtnent the relief waa instan
taneous, and by persevering in the uae of the
Extract, hit joints have returned to their pro
per places, and be ia in perfect health. Up
wards of aixty respectable persons have cal
led to see my ton, as ali who knew him thought
it impossible tlist he eottl ’ recover.
FOR SALE by GEORGE RYERSON,
Druggist, where additional certificates of
the efficacy of the above medicine may be
Been. g
May 20
Georgia—Camden County,
TO ALL WHOM IT MAP COJVCERJh.
\»WHSHEAS Alexander Atkinson, Ad nin-
'Aw istrator on the Estate of John Atkin
son, deceased, applies to the Court of Odin
ary of said County, for letters dismissory on
s -id estate: These arc, therefore, to cte and
i dmonisb all and singular, the heirs sod cred
itors of anid deceased, to file their objtflions
(if any they have) in my office, on oTbcfnre
the first Monday in January next, or letter-
on!! be granted to the applicant.
V" 1 * 1 Witness the Hon William Gibson,
l. S I one of the Justice, of aaid Court,
-1—d thia 25 It June. 1823.
JOHN BAILEY, C- C- 0. C. c
June 30 83
Treasury "Department, 7
March, 14, 1825, 5
W HEREAS on tbe 3d of March, Iff.'J. s
law waa paaaed by the Congreia of the
Umted Statei, of which the 3d 4th t and 5th
aectiona are in the words f jllowmg, vii -.
" See. 3. And be it further enacted. That •
subscription to the amount of twelve millons
of dollar*, of the ail p*r cent, stock of the
year eighteen hundred and thirteen, be, and
the aame is hereby proposed i for which pur
pose books ihall be opened at tho Treasury of
tbe United States, ana at tbr several loan offi
oet, on tbe first day of April next, to continue
open until tbe first day of October thereafter,
for such parta of the above mentioned de
scription of atock at thill, on the day of tub.
aaription, stand on the books of the Treasury,
and on those of the several loan offices, re
tpeetlvely < which subscription thall be effect
ed by a transfer to the United States, in the
manner provided bylaw for tuch transfers, of
the credit or credits atandiog on the aaid
hooka, and by t surrender of the certilicatet
of the atoek ao subscribed: Provided, That
all aubaeription by tueh transfer nf atoek ahatl
be considered as part of the aaid twelve mil
lions of dollars authorized to be borrowed by
the first lecti n nf this act.
s* See- 4, And be it further enactedThat for
the whole or any part of any sum which thall
be thus subscribed, credits thall be entered to
the reapective subscribers, who shall be enti
tled to a certificate or certificates purporting
that the United States owe to the hol ler or
holders thereof, bis, her, or tfibir assigns, a
turn to be expressed therein, equal to the
amount of the principal stock thus subscribed,
bearing an interest n it exceeding four aid
one half per centum per annum, payable
quarterly, from the thirty-6 at day of Decem-
ber,one thousand eight hundred and twenty
five s transferable in the aame manner it ia
provided by law for tbe transfer of the atoek
subscribed, and subject to redemption at the
pleasure of tile United States, at follows i one
half at any time aler ihe thirty-first day of
December, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-eight: and the remainder at any time
after the thirty-first day of December, one
thousand eight hundred end twentyvnine
Provided, That no reimbursement shall be
made except for the whole amount of such
new certificate; nor until after it least six
months public notice of auch intended reim
bursement. And it thall be the duty of the
Secretary of tbe Treasury to cause to be trans
ferred to the respective subscribers the sever
al turns by them subscribed beyond the amount
of the certificates of four and one half per
cent, stock issued tn them respectively
” See. 3. And be it further enacted, That
the tame finds which have herelnlore been,
and now are pledged by law for the payinem
of the interest, and for the redemption ant!
reimbursement of the stock which may be re
deemed or reimbursed by virtue of tile pro
visions of this act, ihall reintin pledged in like
manner for the ptvrocnt of tbe interest accru
ing on the atoek created by reason of such
subserip'ion, and fur the redemption or reim-
'urserr.ent of the princip -l of Ihe aame. And
it ahatl be the duty of the commissioners of the
jinking fund to cause to be applied and paid
out of the said fun’, yearly and e ery year,
such sum and sums as may be annually requir
ed to discharge the interest accruing on the
a’oek which may be created by virtue of this
act The aaid commissioners are, also, here
by authorised to apply, from time to time,
such sum and turns out of the laid fund, as
they may think proper, towards redeeming
by purchase, or by reimbursement, in con
formity with the provisions of this act, the
principal ofthe ssid stock: and auch part of
the annual aum often millions of dollars, vest
ed by taw in the aaid commissioners, as may
be necessary and required for the above pur
poses, shall be and continue appropriated to
the payment of interest and redemption ol
the public debt, until tbr whole of the stock
wb.ch may be created under the provisions of
thia aet, thall have been redeemed or reim
buried.”
Now, therefore, mtice ia hereby given, that
books will be opened at the Treasury rf the
United States, and at the several loan offices,
on the first d y of April next, and continue
open until the firat da- of October, thereaf
ter, for receiving tubscrintions in conformity
with the provisions of the laid law.
The s .'iicriptioua may be made by the pro.
prietors of the atoek, either in person or by
their attorneys duly authorized to subscrib
and transfer it to tbe United Slates.
Should subscriptions of aaid stock be made
tn an amount exceeding twelve millions of
dollars, a distribution ofthe said sum of twelve
millions of dollars will be made among ihe
subscribers, in proportion to the auma subscri
bed by them respectively.
SAMUEL L. SOUTHARD,
Acting Secretary of the Treasure;
Mirrh-'fi
Georgia—Uamden County.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY COJYCEHPf.
W HEREAS Louis Dufour, Administrator
of the Eatate of Basile Pelletier, dec’,I
appliea to Ihe Court of Ordinary of laid coun-
iy, for letter! diamlaaory on said estate:—
These are, therefore, to cite and admohiah ail
and lingular, the heirs and creditors of laid
deceased, to file their objections (if any they
nave) in my office, on or before the first Mon
lay in January next, or letter* will be granted
to t' e applicant. „
■~=;i Wiwesi the Hon. William Gibao
fL-S. || one of the Justices of said Cou r>
-r.v.J thia 25<h lune, 18'5.
JOHN BAILY, c. c.o. e. c.
June 30 82
Georgia—Chatham County,
In the Court of Ordinary, May Term. 1823
O N the petition of Henry Champion, admin
istrator of John Street, deceased, praying
an order Kiel to be made absolute on hit com
plying witn the law, lor 'lie aale of a Lot of
Ground, number four, [4] aecond Tything
Heyoolda Ward—Also, part of a Lot, number
six. Tower Tything, Decker Ward being the
real eatate of the ssid dee. lor the benefit of
the heiri end creditors:—It ia ordered, that a
notice be published nine months, in one ol
the Public Gaaetta of the City of Savannah,
requiringall petaoni interested, to show cause,
if any they have, why the prayer of the peti-
tiooer should not be granted.
S. M. BOND, c e. o.
May 14 445
signature of a label representing Hercules and
the Hydro, and name on tbe *e»A
Georgia—Chatham County.
In (he Couri of Ordinary—May Term, 1823.
O N the petition of Robert Hoy, Bxecurog
of John Wackerly,, dec. preying an order
Airi to be made absolute, on hit complying
with the law, to aell Two Traeta of Land in
Laurens County, being the real eatste of the
said deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and
creditor!: It ia ordered, that a notice be
publiahed, nine months, in one of the Ga
zettes of the city of Savannah, requiring ell
persona interested, to abow cause, if any they
can, why tbe prayer of the petitioner should
not be granted. S. M. BOND. e. e. o,
May 26 st
Notice.
N INE MONTHS lifter date, application
will be made to the Inferior Court of
Chatham County* fitting for ordinary purpo*
$.«, for leave *o sell *11 tbs real estate *'F the
lute Thoma* Savage* of B;y*n County, viz:
Point PUntation, consisting of two hundred
tnd eighty acres Rice Land, on the O ''eechee
River, four miles below the F rry, rdj inin^
the plantation cf Joseph ITubcraham and Ste
pben Elliott Also, two hundred and fifty
acres, more or le9», of Pine Land, appertain
ing thereto. Alio, a Tract of Land called
9alina, coatlining fifty acres, on Medway Riv
er, adjoining tbe Ian ft of J. J. Maxwell*
MARY SAVAGE. Adm’rx.
June 15 71
VALUABLE MEDICINE.
VOTTfcE’a
Vegetable Catholicon.
^ HE aubarrib: r reaoictfully aoiieita the at
tention of every friend ofaoffering hu-
mintty, to to the above new and invaluable
remedy, whoae unequal power, to eliminating
from the avatem the very aeeds of diaeaae,
and in reatoring the deranged and morbid
condition ofthe organa of tiro to a free end
healthy exercise of their function*, has exci
ted the astoniahment, and completely alien-
eed the objection, ofthe moat incredulous —
Facts ora the best arguments. In order to pul
the virtue, of tue 1 isiholioon to aa aevere a
scrutiny xa poaaible, it waa offered by adver-
tiaement, together with the attendance of a
physician, gratuitously to any person who
would apply for it, and whoae cauae might
teem t- come witbin the range of ita healing
lower—number, of aevere caaee of long steed-
ng, and some ol them seemingly desperate
ones, pre cited themselvea, all ef which have
been cured, or ao much relieved aa to warrant
the aaaertiun that a little perseverance will do
ao. In fact, such is the confidence ofthe phyai
eian under whose care ilicae patients were
placed, in this remedy, a confidence result
ing from the irresistible conviction that has
been forced upon hit mind by ocular demon
stration, and, personal trial of it on himsell
that he pei-mila me to declare it aa hit deci
ded opinion that the Catholicon ia not only a
perfectly aafe and innocent, but a most pew-
erful and invaluable remedy in certain dis
eases and state, of the i) stem, auctf aa the fol
owin g :—
Debility resulting from intemperance and
dissipation t Old and inveterat- Uicera. Patna
in the bones attended, with iwellings of the
juin’i; Indigeatirjtt Blotches on the face,
pimple*, Ac. i Ali complaints of the Liver t
Tetter.- Yaws j Syphilia .- Cutaneous diaeascs
generally i Mercurial and scrofulous cora-
plainta.
The Catholicon (which the proprieter aoi
emnly pledges b a word conaiata exclusively
of vegetable matter) with the exception of a
sfight determi istion to the bowels, which it
preara ves in a soluble state, acts insensibly, it.
pletBant to the taste, and require, n - partieu
tar regimen, (abstinence tmm apirtunna li
qtiora always excepted.) or confinement. A*
a gentle, aale and agreeable cathartic mtd
cine, improving the appetite and reatoring thr
general tone of the ays'em, it if confidently
recommended to iadics in a delicate situa
tion. W W. I’OTTEB,
66 Gbeinut-street.
Philadelphia. May 31,1824.
At tite request of Mr. W. W. Potter, I have
luteiy exhibited, in several instances, a medi
cater) sirup, called Potter’s Vegetable Catho
licnn, with the most decided advantage- I
has, aa; et, never failed effecting a cure in
c.ery case in which I have thought proper to
employ it. II. M’UURTRIE, M- D.
Phi’atlelphia, July 28th, 1824.
Mr. W W. Potter,
Dear Sir—You expressed a wish that I
would give a concise statement of my suffer
ings, from - the hopeless commencement, to
the present propitious stage of my disease.’
About five years ago, on my passage from
Bordeaux, during the month of January, from
imprudent exposure on deck, 1 waa aeixed
with a violent fever. Having no medical at
tendant! on board, I waa compelled to bear
it, as I might for two weeks, when on my ar
rival at Charleston, S. C. it waa treated as
Typhus. The skill ol my Physician si-hdued
the fever, but Phanix-like, the termination
of thia gave rise to a disease equally distress
ing, and which, till now, I had thought incur
able. Varioua abscesses made their unwel
come appearance, particularly on tbe joint,,
which were swelled to an enormous size.—
Theae gradually aubiided into ba-d .tumors,
one of which on my left knee affected the
bone—an incision waa now made and a large
evacuation of pua, mixed with pieces of bore
took place. In addition to this, l suffered the
moat excruciating painain my joint, that man
ever experienced. Every thing that waa
administered either gave me no reliefer ser
ved to aggravate the disease, the severity of
which increased with every succeeding year.
Such waa my painful aiiuation that I despaired
of ever being restored to my heal- b i 1 had
not only tried the regular means of relief,
but used, though in vain, ev«ry popular rem
edy 1 could hear of- It waa in thia awful and
deipund-ng condition,!hat l waa perausded to
commence a course of your Vegetable c.ih -I
icon, and the happy result is, "f om the use
of the two bottles, my whole system has under
gone a complete revo'ulion. my pains hare forsa
ke.t me,-’’ the discharge from my knee oegun
to diminish, and soon ceased altogether, thi
ulcer from * hence it proceeded being com
pletely healed. The tnmors, for the removal
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 ac
in fact, nearly well, and feel confident that a
few bottles more of your, (to me) invaluable
medicine, will make me perleetly ao.
Your obliged friend,
THOMAS BROWN, JR-
could wish to be. With my thanks
obliged bumble servant, Ue ' f
Ci,yof Philadelphia,.. 0 ^^
George Kane, of the District of So„n
•vatk, personally appeared, and, being d "
sworn, doth declare and say that th* .k *
,11 re,pech
‘writ^JnhXonVt 0 “ “ ‘ n *4
Philadelphia, M^ls, ?8IT' Aldefra * 11
TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS
The Vegetable Catholicon ia
adapted to those diaeaae, which are Wl ^
among the coloured population ofthe Jj?
In that disease which ia called yaws ■
aure remedy i a single trial of it, will conC
planter, of its superior efficacy to inv
dy of a similar nature in the United States•
notIcp,.
The advzotagez of thia mrdicine ■»
confining the patient unneceis„Uy to
houae, or keeping him from hie buain e „._
With one aolitary exception, (bat 0 f mini',,
ous liquors, it does not lay any restnetul . [
hi, appetite It ia so gentle in j? m2*
.that the patient find, himself geitin/w.n^
cannot tell how. Aa it ia not thWiahSm
proprietor to take any thing
cannot give a conaideration equal j„
peraona at a distance who may w ; ltl j
hia medicine, but who are not cenain if £
be applicoble to their complaint, vtnJil
ed to deteribe their ease and symmo-Jt
a letter, poat-paid, and directed tohim-th",
letter will be immediately placed in hud!
fully competent to decide the queatiou.-
Should the remedy not seem io tuit the Si-,
ease, they will be frankly told so
CAUTI IN
TO prevent d.aappoiutmmt it is well t 0
state that it takes in ordinsiy nine (,o n 3 t„
3 bottles to effect a cure so that persons *|m
are labouring under any ser ous inflnmty
must makeup their mind to persevere to ihu
extent at least—if they do not, they might is
well aave themselvea the trouble and expense
-.f usings rnsller quantity. '
All orders post-paid and enclosing lie mnn,
immediately attended tn, and ihe medicine
packed and delivered with direclions for um,
•n any place in the ci(y, and forwarded »di
rected
N. B. To prevent the possibility of sV. im,
position, it wi I be sold in the city of Philulel-
phia, at the office in Fifth near Hacr-f r ot,
oral the dwelling of the propri tor, Nj to
t'heanut street, only, and thread by hit i .-
ihorized agents. W. W POTT Kh,
66 Chesnut Street, J’hi/ude'pfiia-
I have appointed GEORGE RYE tSOS,
Druggist, of Savannah, my sole agent. Drug
gist* wanting the above valuable medicine,
will be supplied by him for cosh, at the some
rate, aa if ordered direct from me—viz. jf,,H
per dozen, or three dollars a a ngle bottle.
W. W. POTTER, Philadelphia.
Any person on application to the subsc ib-r
will be furnished with certificates of the effi
cacy of the above medicine, sufficient in run.
vince tbe mind of the moat sceptical, although
too numerous and lengthy for newspaper in
sertion. GEO. UYEItSOV, Druggist,
Comer of Bay and Whittaker Streets,
dec 13
NOTICE
N INE month, after date, application tgill be
made to the Hon. the Judge, of the Court
of Ordinary nf Chatham county, for leave to
aell all the real eatate of the late William Craig,
deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and cred
itors of said eaute.
JOHN M’NISH, Executor
oct12 7t
M otice.
A LL peraona hiving demand, against the
estate of Constant Freeman, Esq. late of
the city of Washington, deeeaaed, are re
qttired to hand them in. legally atteited,
within the time prescribed by taw : and those
indebted to aaid estate, are required to make
immediate payment, to
JAMES HUNTER, Adm’r.
Jan 14 42pz
Georgia—Camden Coumy.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
W HEREAS J. Baehlott Jun. adminiatra’or
on the estate, of DavidTueker and David
M’Ctedie, appliea to the Court of Ordinary
of said County, for Letter, disminary on the
ratatea of aaid deceased pereone: Theae are,
therefore, to cite and admonish the beira and
creditor, of aaid deceased peraona, to file
their objection, (if any they have) in my of
fice, on or before the firat Monday in January
oext. or letters will be granted to the appli
cant,
l r —Iff Witnraa tbe Hon, William Gibson,
1! L.S |f one of the Justice, of aaid Court,
” —'I thi»2$th June, 1893.
JOHN BAILEY, e-c o. e.c.
June 30 82
IN EQUITY.
Between W. Davies. Administrator, Complain
ant. and John Varnochan, Administratorie
bonis no , with the will annexed of George
Richardson and others, Drjendante Its
egtti% Chatham Supetior Court— Chuncery,
20th August, 1824.
I T appearing tbit John Murray Ctrnnchtn,
one of the defendant, in the aaid bill of
complaint named, resides without the state nf
Georgia, in that part of the United Kingdoms
of Great Britain and Ireland, called Seotlar.fi:
It is ordered that the aaid John Murray Car-
nochan, do appear and answer to the com
plainant’s said bill- within nine months from
ttie date of this order, otherwise that tue
ssid billj as to bim, be taken pro confess: .-
and it is further ordered, that a copy of thia
order be published once a week, in one of
tbe public Gazeites of this alate, until the ex
piration of the time within which ttie wiid de
fendant ia required to appear and answer is
sforestid.
True copy from the Minutes, this 21st diy
August, 1324. A- B,FANNIN, Clerk,
august 24 $0f
Philadelphia, July "6, 1824.
My confidence in the veget thle catholicon
is undiminishvd, and aa fresh in-tanees of its
power, arc daily occurring, in my nwn prac
tice. I have no hesitation in recommending it,
in the peculiar diaeaset to which it it applica
ble, aa superior to any remedy I am acquaint
ed with. M. M’MURTIilE, M. D.
Philadelphia, May 28,18 '4
Sin—In consequence of imprudent expos
ure four yea. a ago. I had the misfortune to be
come nffl'icted with a diaeaae, the painful re
suits of which induced me to . pply in suc
cession to several respectable physician, of
this city, from whom, however, I received
either no relief, or from whose remed.es I re
ceived another complaiot quite aa distressing
aa the former. My whole system became a'-
fected. I could get no reat at night on ac
count of the violent pain that I felt in every
part of my budy; tbe wesknesa and emacia
tion of which waa auch that I could scarcely
walk. In thia state I fortunately heard of
your vegetable catholicon—four bottle, of
which, has completely restored me, I have
oow no pain i my appetite is good t and my
strength restored With many thank, for
the relief your medicine has given me, I am
your obliged friend, Ac.
WILLIAM WILSON.
Sworn and aubieribed to before mr, May 28,
1824 JOHN BINNS, Alderman.
Philadelphia, May 28,1874.
Sir—I am now, thank, to your medicine, a
hearty mai. For nearly aix yeara I have been
a martyr to a disease, whoae ravage, threat
ened, if not aoon stopped, to put a period to
my existence. Having bad so regular medi
cal advice from the commencement, my
complaint it tut got to such a height that I
could not (wallow without great pain and
difficulty. Tumor, formed In different part,
of my body, and I began to think my aituation
almost dxaperate. Tbe five bottle, ofthe
Catholicon which I have taken have com
pletely cured me, and I am now As well ea I
Georgia Cumden County.
TO ALL TO WHOM If MAY COM ERS,
W HEREAS Sarah Brown. Junior, wins*.
appliea to' he Coutt of Ordinary of ml
'ounty, for Letter, of Adminiatration on the
estate of John Brown, late of uid county, de-
ceased, at next of kin: Theae are. tlinreforr,
to cite and admonish, all and lingular, the
kindred and creditor, of uid deceased, to file
their objection,, if any they have, in mj of
fice, on or before the first Murd.y in June
next,otherwise Letter, will be granted the ap
plicant. ,. _ _ .
Witness the Honorable Britian U Bunk-
ley, one of the Justices of asiit^ Court,
this sixteenth day of April, eighteen
hundred ai d twenty-live.
[L S. JOHN BAILEY, C. C. 0 C. C.
April 21 *4
Georgia—Camden County.
•UY THE COURT OF ORDINARY FOB
SAID COUNIT.
SKTHBREAS John Chevalier, hu applied
TV to uid Coutt, for Letter, Dijmiuerv
-m the estate, of Samuel Cozens and Evan E-
Hock, deeeaaed. Theae are, therefore, »
cite and admonish, ail and singular, the kin
dred and creditor, ot the aaid d iceued per.
sops, to file their objection,, if any they beef,
in ray office, on or before the firat Mcndiy '*
January next, or Letter, will be granted the
applicant. _ .. _
Witness the Honorable Juries Scott, one
ofthe Justices of uid Court, th'8
teei.th day of April* eighteen hundred
and twenty-fivoi
[L.S.] JOHN BAILEY, C. C. 0. t <?•
Apr I 21 24
Georgia—Camden County.
BY THE COURT OF ORDINAHY FO
SAID ''OUNTY.
XWHEREAS Lewia Bachlott, appliea to the
JJ Court of Ordinary of aaid County; fin
Letter, Dismissory on the estate of Princei
Roiolupe: Theae are, therefore, to cite and
admonish, all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of aaid deeeaaed, to file their objec
tions, if any they havi, in my office, on or be
fore the fi-at Monday in January next, other
wise Letter, Diamissory will be granted the
applicant ^ egmionble Samuel Clsrk'i
one ofthe Justice, of uid Court, ™*
sixteenth day of April, eighteen hutr
dred and twenty-live.
[L. S.) JOHN BAILEY, C. C. O. C «
April 21 2*
HAY.
EA BUNDLES PRIME IIAY,l»n<W
OU trom Brig Pheitmnt, for snjf hy
April 19 C- C. GRISWOLD,