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iptobm sahibs* Sheriff 's Sale. 0» Ike firet Tuesday h» September next. WRTT.X ill told before (lie Court Houle >" ff the City 'f 8av*nnah, between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock, Ail tboie two Ion end unp-ovementi in the ettyof Savsnoah known In plan of and city a* numbers (31) twenty one and (33) twenty two Jackson werd Orleans square levied on el the property of Blue. Early under I fi fi. in favor of Amo* Scuddtrr- ' All (hot light title Mid inteieat of Andrew Knot in Biee'i whuf being one undivided eighth of two undivided thirds and ore ««,_ divided iiventh of tone undivided eighth of two undivided third* levied on M the pro* potty of Andrew Knox tn Mtirfir an execution In ftvor of Williamson pnd De Villen. Anurdfvided moiety of • portion or pert of •II that I i of land in the city of Savannah known by the number! (7) levin Cirpenten Tythiog Decker ward, the Mid portion or part oontaiuing thirty «< (36) feet In front •nd ninety feet (90) in depth,bounded north by Bay lane, out by lend of Joaiah Lawrence, touth by Bryan atreet nod weit by lot no. six (6) levied on lithe property of John M. Jar. via under eu execution in fivour of Hark "at, ju\ that garden lot, no. one (1) Liberty etreet being the half of lot no- (i 7 j fitly levee bounded west by lot no. (58) fifty eigb. and on the ewat by the other half of said lot levied on u the property of Laraout Williami under no execution in favor of Dreiser end Lamed- Porte five sharesofiteam boat stock, levied on m tire property of Thomea Wright under two execution! in favor of Johnston, Hitla A co. sod Sand. Hale. t D’LYON a c. o. Aug 8 98 City Sheriff’s Sale. On tlx firit Tuesday in September next, tni!.i. iic sod at toe .nu t Uouae in the VP# city of Savannah, between tbe hours of 10 and 4 o'clock* All tbe lot of Itnd situated, lying and being in tbe city of Savannah, kn wn in tbe plan ot said city M 1 n No. tn'o 3, Liberty Ward con. teining 60 foot front and 90 feet deep, togeth er # ib ill tbe ftuiidinga and improvemeots the-, on, joundedeut by lot No,one I. west - y lot No. three 3, north by Broughton-at. & south by a lane, bred on aa the property of he ea tate of rh'inua Lucent, dee. to Mtisfy an ex* ecu.ion from the Court of Common Pieat and O', er and Terminer for the city of Savannah. Wm. H Wall and B rsabeth his wife vi, S. U Bond administrator, C. f A. of Thom is L'-u cent. A. I D’I.Y 'N e i Am.* 9 «« . Siiei itf’s Sale. On the firet Tuesday in October next. (kyiU'j o. t n. toe Ouu t iluuso, .n the w town ot Jefferson, Camt.en County, between the lega. hours of mle, A trect of land, situate on Walker Swamp in Camden County, containing seven hundred 4 id fifty acrea, more or less, with the improve. Bit hte tht-reon,—end fire negroes via Aaron. Silv-u, Rise, S ephen and Pompey, iev ed <> ' M the pfonerty of John Hardie, unt er aun dr. execution* in favor of the State of Geor gia, «gaina> Joseph Crews Tax Collector, and Jihn Harder and Bdwrrd Shearman, aecuri- ties—property pointed out by John Hardie. 4 la i, A tract of laod lymgin I’.mdcn Coun ty, containing two hundred and ninety acre* more or iet* end tbe improaem"’! thereon, levied on as the property of Z hsriah Ro ta -rts under an execution in f»v r of Thomas II, Miller for the use of And. -w Low U Go. property pointed out by the d feudrnt G. ■V.THOWaS. o s. \e. S-yt3 09 Sheriff’s sale. On the firet Tuesday in September next, nWi.u ■ aotu i: nt -I t.i« court-',:.use Vp# i B yan County, between the usu«| bon I -t sale, A mat of Land in u i county, known bv the iiit.e of -Palermo,’ containing eight bun dled acre* m ire . r t :»* buidad N. E by Sw in's lamia, S W. hy a Salt marsh, othe- bnuu jnti. t not kn-wii-slevnd upon aa the property of rt' T K sting, to satisfy an eie « r in i in ’tv ir of l.ie administrators ,f ti.> j. uiri, -recessed. THOS- HARN, a. a <•? ■)* hheriff a ^alea. O i * be 6 a! a n. d ,y after u.a first Tuesday ■ O tuber m x ,w II be sold at tbr Market Hi.ic'e in tin t an *> St. Mary’s between t**e usual hour*, fl"y acres of land, together with the improvements thereon, Ijj'g anil being in the i)ou., y nf Cimilen, on tl,e Post Road leading from J effe a m tn St Mary* levied on as the property of H A No na, to satiafy sundry executions in favo- of Hz-kicl Wee.ts, Property levied on and turned over to me by • constable. M. H.HEBBVRD, S. CC- St. Marva, 26'h August, 18)5 f-.-t 3 '*09 Slier ff s Sales. On the firet Tuesday in October next. VIM i-L ; a ,d at the Court.'i.uae u the W own oi Jefferson, between the usual hour*, pert of Lot No A containing fifty feet in front and fifty in depth, lying in the town of St Marys, levied on as the property ot G-*"ige W Matt, n to satisfy kn execution In favor of B A. Copp. M. H- HErtBABD, S. C. C. Bl Marys, August 36, 1R25. Sent 1 09 he.'iffa v 'itle. tOn fhe firet Tuesday in November next, ' ot a >do. ij:t- -lie C-.u.'i flouae in <## ;h oily of Savannah, between the ua US' oou.-a of Mle, Two Stages, lour Horse* and four seta of Harness, belonging tbia end of tbe Augua t» Lin* levied on under a fordoaure of a Mortgage from Joseph I. Thompson, to Jo seph Cumuihg, assign'd to Alexander T* 0'ipaoii. A. I. D’LYON, o. a o. e. sept 8 GvO.gia— amden bounty TO ALL I HUM IT MAT CONCEUN \l# iEREm jaitn Hu it e, A.t illustrator w of the Estate of D. - id G. Jones, late of a»id ounty, deceased, applies to the Court of Ordiuary of laid county, for letters dia- auraory on Mid Eatatei These ere therefore to eite and admoniah Oil *nd singular, the heirs and creditors of add dece-aed, to fi e their objections (if any they have) in my affioe, nor before the first Mon. day in March next, otherwise letters will be granted the applicant WitneM the Hon. William Gibson, oheof [I.. 8.) he Justices of Mid Court, this 87th Au.’uat, IB S JOHN BAIHEY, Ctb. t. O C. C. lepts gee SWAIM’S PANACEA. T HIStneditinelsnfiarefiM a remedy for fioroful* King’s Evil, Uleerated Sore Throat, long Harding Hhenmatlc Affoc- lioh* Cutaneous Diataada, While Swelling and Dlaewea of the Botie* and all cmos generally of an uleeroul oharacter, and Ghronic diieaaei, arising In debilitated eonati lutidns, but more especially for Syphlll* ot afflictions arising' tbtrefrom, Ulcers of the Larynx, Node* kc., and that dreadful d<* ease occasioned by g long and excessive uaa of Mercun, Ac. be.—It bat also been found useful in Dieeatca of the Llvor. In ail disorders ariaing from an impure or contaminated state uf the Bleed, it will be found a powerful and an effectual remedy.— The discovery of this medicine hu been _ the effect nf long and attentive atudv, end it la now mode publio from tbe most decided con. vlction, founded on ample experience, of its pnwer in era Jiniting thnae diaeue*g/irr every ether medicine hae failed. It cannot, howevur, bo auppoaed, that tliia Taxacu will invariably cure—the moat es teemed medicine* employed by the Faculty, will efienfail in the verjf diaeaaea lor winch they are considered specifics i but if the use of it be petMVered in, it will radically remove al most every eause|of the disorders specifi *d. Thousands are lingering under those com plaints, in some form, linking to the grave, without a remedy, whom this medicine would certainly restore to perfect health and vigour. Its safety and innocence bare been fully ter - ed, so that it may be administered to the ten- decent infant- The moat distinguished physi cians in the United Slates recommend it, and admit, that e more Iniportaut disoovery in me. dical science has not been' made i and to use the language of on? of the most eminent Prtn. lessors of the age, it is a triumph in the healing art. To the present and rising generations, the benefit mus< prove incaloulnble, not only by laving many many valuable live* but im. parting strength end soundness to (IMitaed and corrupted donitibitiona —thereby preterv inr their nffhpring from hereditary iLtsaeee. These mots, logs "tr with the nutneiouscurei nude, form inedible proof nf the h.gh vain*: ol (his remedy. No one, however, istidt aed to take it, without fin’ fully convincing h'm- •elf of the truth of whet is here stated, and tbe rectitude of the Proprietor'* intention*. The cures perform' d in this city alone, ea tabliah its superior virtue on a basis tno solid to be affected by the m-dignity of the envious. I is worthy of remark a.iat the greater part ->f tbe patient, who have been peimanently cured, na-% previouato the nroprietor’a un dertaxing them, received tbe shiest asaistanoe •nd eeveral were abandoned by the-.r Pliya cians, as bring beyond tbe reaoh of nums - •till Such is the f'Cl, and to extraordinary sott many of he e set that an exldb tion sons made of them i" the Univertuy of f'eimiyW •« 1.1. by the Pofcotor of Surger bfoee a c. etc it ed audience of students who pronounced ihem ■nondert in the healing art. it ua neen intro- uce i into the Philadelphia Alma House ai.d Pennsylvania aud New-York Hoapital, at -, such were ita surprising effects—its success after al other mMieines had faded, that the ' Surgeon of the Penn'sylvania|Hopitai, Dr.Wrn P ice, was in luced to abandon hi* highly respectable olfic , from the laudable design of benefiting ms fellow creatures, by carry ,ng the Panacea to England i where it has al ■ ready superseded the use of the* genuine Preach Bob of Laficteur in a number of in stance* n diseases for which that n intended, and it* virtues ere publicly acknowledge by •ome t the moat eminent luryeons thi re- ■t In all complicated easel of Scofulu nnd Vy philit, and where the Syphilitic v.ru . of , lit pare t causes e derelopement of Scroiuia iu the child, this is the only remedy upon which a sing.e hope of recovery can be reasonably founded; there has been no instabce of it* failure, where prope- ly used It imparts vi gour to the wh- le system while th-> cure is going on—on operation to long looked for in vain by the medical world; at tue „n time the patient is enabled to take nourishing food, which under the common modes of practici, ■a usually u ithheld from the sufferer. In ma ny instances whom the horrible ravages of ul ceration had laid bare ligament and bone, and where, to all appearance, no human neans bui amputation could have saved iite : in cases ettieme even as here described, hive pa tients been snatched from the grave and re stored to good health, and thi dev. u ' w? dia- jasf completely eradicated- The ilircove'tj if a remedy like Ihit now offered for mle, hut been a detideratumf om tmeimincmoiinl, The Proprietor does no. upi use Ida hare assertion will convince: lie wi.l therefore give references to aucti as nave been cured, and those ui.d mis care among whom are many highly respite acle citizos. that aball satisfy tiie most increduh usofits superior efficacy in the •hsordu-s for which it is here reeoinmen 'rd. Every member of society should aid in 'HVus- . g ipf rm tion of this discovery—human ity alonemaket it a day Certificates. “I have within tbe nist two yeara had an op portunity of seeing several cases of very mve crate ulcers, which having previously resist ed the regular modes of treatment, were healed by the use of Mr. Swrim’a Panacea •nd I do believe, from what 1 have seen, that it will prove an important remedy in aero, fulou* venereal and mercurial diseases. “N. CHAPMAN, M. D. Professor of tbe Institutes aud practice of Physic, in the University of Penn sylvani* Ur. U. " Philadelphia, February 16,18)3.” •T uave employed the Panacea ol Mr.S wsim, in numerous instance* within the Isst thre- yean, and have always found it extremely . (Kcaciou* especially in sec-ondary syphilis •nd mercurial diseases. I have no hesitatio in pronouncing it a medicine of inestimable value. «W. GIBSON, M. D. Professor of Surgery in the Uni’ty ol Pern. Surgeon and Clinical Lecturer to tbe Alms House Infirmity, kc- « February 17, 1833.” <* 1 hare repeatedly uaed Swaim’s, Panace* buth m the Hoapital and in private practice, and have found it to be a valuable medicine in chiouic, syphilitic and aerofuloua complaints, and in obstinate cutaneous sffections. ‘•VALENTINE MOTT, M- D. Profess >r of Surgery in the University of New York, Surgeon of tbe New-York Hoapital, kc, "AVw York. 1*1 mo 5th, 1824 ” Caution to ¥oxc\iaaets. The great demand and wonderful success of this medicine, hove induced a number ol persons to imitate it In varioua ways—Some are selling 8*raaparills and other syrup* im posing them on th ignortut for the Panacea; others are mixing the Renuine medicine with moluae* Ac., making three bottles out of one, thus retailing tome ofitt virtues. These im. Itat ona.aod and sdultentoina have in many in- tancra. protracted the sufferinga of patients in esses where the genuine medicine would have proved instantly efficiciou* I therefore de«m its duty I owe the the public, to ac- qnaiot them, that it la Impossible', from tbe very nature of its constituent* to be discover- ed by chemical analysis i and consequentlt. that all other mixtures represented to be mine and sold as such, are fraudulent and base im position* calculated to deceive the ignorant and unwary.—The genuine medicine ku mv jignsture of s label repreienting Eercultt and the Hydro, and name on (be sea* Gommuhicstion* past paid, and order* frith any pari of the world, will receive immediate attention, £7 Printed directions accompany the Me dicine. WM. SWAIH, No. 13,8onth Ninth Street, opposite the University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, February, 1825. The subscribers have just received a fresh supply of the above VALUA OLE MJSHI* ClNK, and have made such arrangmnenta With the inventor,Mr. Wm. Swaim. as will enable them to offer to the public a pure and unadulterated article. Druggists and others who purchase to sell again, can have it at the original price established by the proprietor. LAY & HENDRICKSON, Chemists and Druggist* Shad’s Buildings. A Treatise on Swaim’s Panacea, witli esses illustrating ita bucccss, will be loaned to those interested, by applying bb above. June 38 POL ADKL PHIS, THE INDIAN EXTHACT. A certain East India Cure far the Rheu matism, King's Evil, Syc. Extract of a Irt’er from the Rev. Jsmef E lish, dated at Bengal, tn Dr. P* Bedwe London- Dsih 8m : A GREEABLY to your request, I have with diffl. uhy procured nnd now lend you by the ship Jas in. Capt Robinson, s few pound if the Poll delohi* o' what generally g"e« by the nsme f India Ext'ant, a Medicine an. iversslly esteemed im ing the people uf Indiso »s • certain cure lor the Rheumatism. Wss t to inform you of the number if people wh are daily relieved 4d cured by this valuable M'd ciue. it wou d require mure piper than I am sole to purchs e and mure lime th»*> 1 am able to be-tow. Indeed, the.ffnet of tl ii Medicine is in immediate, tbit in llhcumatiim ■ ou would suppose it anted .s a eha'in n ,:iv mg relief and muving li t painful diverse Io the King's Evil th. bean uf d Withgrem vueoess, and whe c Mercury hat been give, nr used to exo'-is (hi, Medicine has proved s nerfeet cure. The great difficulty, however. •I procuring the Extract, will for many yearr to Come, prevent its general circulation, it bo ng obtained from a Shrub growing on th' mountains uf Thibet, in the Burmin Empire uf India, snd held so sacred by tbr natives that to part with it is like parting with their existence." Letter to Dr Bedwell, dated Jin. 7, 18Jo. hear Doctor—l have u een volenti affectc. with a IT ' u nitie complaint f ir mar* years t ever my fingers were so contracted that I con id neithe* drens or undreai myself; org.vr Ibe least assistance to m fa nily—I have used only one ‘ ox of the India Bvrart, a-d I am perfectly restored. Your’s truly, R, RALSTON, Philadelphia Letter from Tohina Jennings, Slews, d ol St ThomaiMlnsptiil London, Feb 1,1833 Hear Sir—I think it my duty to inform you, that after trying every thing that culd bn pn.nled nut by the moat respectable physi cians and surgeons for the relief of my son, without any nieces* who you know, hus fo: msny years been laboring iindet severe Uhcu natism, I was induced to try the Poladeiphia, with a glimmering hope, that it might g.ve him some relief from the excessive pd.i he endure I, which rendered bi n a useless mem. her of society,and a burthen tn himself. To my utter astonishment the relief was instan laneou* ‘nd by persevering in th.* u«e of !he Extract, his joints have returned to their pro per places, and he is io per ect heslth. Up •vsrdv of sixty respectable ncrsons bsve csl •ed re amy son, aa all who knew him though' It •m-’f'- t ht- that he r rl 1 recover FOR SALE by GEORGE RYERSON, Druggist, where additional certificates of the efficacy of the above medicine may be seen. May 20 Geoigia— ainilcn Count). TO iLL H UOM IT MAI CO YCEIUi, \IW IiliBA3 Alexander AiIniiuoii, Ad-iin >## strfttor on the Estate of John Atkin- •oi., decesied, applies i • the Court nf O din ary of laid County, for letters d‘nm ssory on ». s W estHte : Th#*»c are, ther» fore, to c te a 1 id -dmonish all and ahigular,, the heirs . nd c:ed torn of snid decea.'cd, to fre ihcir ofcj^ ‘ ; n" (if any they have) in my office, on o. before the fir t >mn lay in January next, or lett. r a d h * Kr-nted to the applicant. IVitnew :he Hon Willinm Gibsor, one of Mi.- Justice of said Court, this 25 h June, 1825. JOhN HAILtY, c. c o. e. c March, i4, 1825 5 W HRUBA8 on the 3d of Mireh, 1R?5, • Uw was passed by the Congress of the un ted States, of whieh tbe 3d, 4th, and 5th ^Motions are in the words f dlowi' g, via i ' ” See. 3, And be it further enacted, That a subscription to the amount of twelve milluns »f dollar* of the six per cent, stock of the year eighteen hundred and thirteen, be, and 'the nme is hereby proposed i for, whieh pur pose book, shall be opened at the Traaaury of the United State* end at thr aeveral loan offi ce* on the first day of April neat, to continue open until tbe Ant day of October thereafter, for auch parts of the above mentioned de scription of stock as shall, on the day of sub- aeription, stand on the books of the Treasury, •nd on those of the Mveral loan office* re spectiveiy 1 which subscription shall be effect ed by a transfer to the United States, in the minner provided bylaw for such transfer*ol the credit or ered'ts standing on the said book* and by a surrender of the certificates of the etock so subscribed : Provided, That all subscription by suoh transfer of stock shill be considered si part of the said twelve mil lions of dollsrs authorised to be borrowed by the first lecti n r.f .bis act. >' Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That for the whole or soy psrt of spy sum which shall be thus subscribed, credits shall be entered tc tiie reppective subscribers, who shill be enti tled to • certificate nr certificates purporting that the United Btstes owe to the h'd ler or holders thereof, his, her, or their assigns, a sum to be expressed therein, equal tn the amount of the principal stock thussubaeribed, bearing an interest nut exceeding four snd one half per centum per annum, payable quarterly, from the thirty-first day of Decem ber, one thousand eight hundred and twenty five / transferable in the same ir inner as o provided by law for tiie transfer of the stock subscribed, and subject toWcdcmption at the pleasure of tbe United States, as follows: one naif at any time after the thirty-first day ol December, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-eight: and Hie remainder at any time alter the thirty.fi-st day of December, one thousand eight hundred and ttveotv.nine i Provided, That no reimbursement shall be made except for the whole amount of auch new certificate / nor until sfler at lasst 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 tiie respective wibscriberBthe sever al sums by them subscribed beyond the amount of the cer'.ifisates of four and one half per cent, stock issurdtn them respectively ” Sec, 5. And be it further enacted, Tltll he same foods which have heretofore been .,nd now arc pledged by ’mv for the paymem of the interest, snd lor tiie redemption aid rimbnriementnfthe stock which may be ro ue-, med or reimbursed by virtue of the pro visions of this act, shall remain pledged in like manner for the payment of the interest accru ing on the slock created by reason of su h subscrip ion, and for the' redemption or reitn hursement of the principal nf the sumc. Ard itehai! be (he duty ol'tbv commi-sionersof the sinking fund to cause to be applied and paid out of the said fand, yearly and e-e-y year, sunii sum and su ns as maj be annually requir ed to discharge the idle eat accruing on the stock winch mty be created by virtue of this act The said commissioners are, also, here by authorized to apply, from time to timr, such sum and sums out of the slid fund, as they may think proper, towards redeeming by purchase, or by reimbursement, in con* fortuity with (lie provisions of this act, Iht P'incipsl ofthr said stock : and such part of the annual sum often millions ofdollari, vest ed by law in the said commissioner* as may be necesiary and required fo- thr above pur poses, shall be and continue appropriated to the payment of interest and redemption of the public debt, untiltbe whole of tiie stock winch may be created under the provisions of this act, shall have been redeemed or reim bursed.” Now, therefore, n-tice is hereby given, that books will be open .d it the Treasury of the United State* and it i he several loan offices, on the Hist day of April n-'xt, and continue open until the first da of October, tliereaf- 'er, for receiving snbaeiintions in conformity with 'he provisions of the as'd law. The subscriptions mav be made by the pro prictorsnf the stock, cithei- in person or by their attorneys duly authorize-! to subscribe and transfer it to tbe United States. Sh mid subscriptions of said stock he made to an amount exceeding twelve million* of dnlhr* a distribution of 1 he Mid sum of twelve ninho'is of dollars will be made among die subscribers, in proportion to tbe sums aubstiri bed by them respectively. SAMUEL L. SOUTHARD, A-ting 8e June 30 83 Georgia— amden .County. TOAI.L WHOM IT MAY GOoYcEUJY W HEREAS Louis D.ifour. adniimst a: -r of the Estate of Baaile Pelletier, da. ’, applies to the Court of Ordinary of said coun- -y, fiir tellers dismilsoiy on said estate:— i'hese are, therefore, to cite and admonish all ind singular, the heirs and creditors of ss d leceased to file their ohiec.ions (if any they tuve) in my office, on or before ihe first Mon. lay in Janusry nest, or letters will be gramr ( < ’ll t‘ e applicant. n *~"~-x Witness the Hon. William Gibso \L. V. if one of tbe Jus'ices of aaid Cou J * tbisSj-h tune, 18 5. JO IN RAILY, c.c.o. 6. e. June 30 B2 Georgia—Chatham County, In the Court of Ordinary, May Term, IBiS #\N the pe'ition of Henry Champion, admin- istrator of John Street, dec'-ssed, praying an order Nisi 'o be made absolute on hi* com plying witn the law, lor -he sale of a Lot ol Uround, number four, [4] second Tything, Reynolds Ward—Also, p»rtof • Lot, number si* Tower Tything, Decker Ward being the real estate of the si'id dec. lor the benefit of the heirs and creditors i—It is ordered, tbit • noti-e be published nine months, in one of the Public Gsaetts nf the City of Ssvtnnsh, requiring all persons interested, to show cause, if sny they have, why the prayer of the peti tioner should not be granted. S. M. BOND, e- e. o. May >4 44f Georgia—Chatham County. In the Court of Ordinary—May Term, ;82J. O N the petition of Robert Hoy, Eze'-utor of John Waekeriy, dec. praying an order Met to be made absolute, on his complying with the law, to sell Two Tracts of Land in Laurens County, being tbe real estate of the raid deceased, for tbe benefit of the heirs and crediton: It la ordered, that a notice be published, nine months in one of tbe Gx- ■ettes or the city of Savannah, requiring ail penont interested, to show cause, if any they can, why thepnyer of the petitioner should not be granted. g, M. BOND. 0. c. o. MaySd fig 11 iry of lh<* rressorv' •o lb - .Notice. N ine MONTHS after date, application -vil* be maue to the Inferior Court of vjiiHthnm County, fitting for ordinary purpo* se8,for letve *o sell gll ihe ret! entate nf the lile Tiiomit SHVHge.' of Ihynn County, viz: Point Plantation, consisting of two hundred %nd eighty acres R<ce Lund, on the Ogeechce River, four milei below thr F-rry, frdj »ining ihe plantation cf Joseph Hnbrraham »»ud Ste phen El iott Also, two hundred and fifty acre*, more or less, of Pine Land, appertain* in# thereto. Alto a Tract of Land called Saiina, o mtui ,ing fifty acre ^ on Medway Riv er, '.enjoining the burn of J J. Maxwell- MARY SAVAGE, Adiu’rx. Jure 15 71 NOTICE, N INE months after date, application will br. made to the lion, the Judges of the Court of Ordinary if Chatham county, for leave to sell all the real estate of the late William Craij deceased, for the benefit of the heira and ere itora of raid estate. JOHN M’NISH, Executor, or* 12 71 is otice. A LL persons hiving demands against the . * estate of Constant Freeman, Esq. hte of the city of Wuhingtsn, deceased, are re qnired to hand tbenl in, legally attested, within tbe Otoe prescribed by law: and those indebted to said estate, are required to makc immediate payment, to JAMES HUNTER, Adit*. Jan 14 42p* Georgia—Camden County. TO ALL WHOM If MAY CONCERN. W HEREAS J. B.ehlott Xun. administrator on tbe estates nf DavidTucker and David M’Credie, applies to the Court of Ordinary of Mid County, for Letters diamissary on tbe estates of said deceased person* These are, therefore, to cite and admonish the heirs and creditors of Mid deceased person* to file their objections (if any they have) in my of fice, on or hefore tbe first Monday in January next, or letters will be granted to the appli cant. S Witness the Hon. William Gibson, one of tbe Justices of said Court, tbis25<h June, 18 0 5. J*HN BAILEY, e. o. o.e. e. June SS » gj, VALUABLE MEDICINE. FOTtWfc Vegetable Catholicon. XnHE subscriber reepedtfuily solicits the at if tentlon of every friend of suffering bu inanity, to Io the above oew and invaluable remedy, whose unequal powers in eliminating from the system the very seeds of duesae, and in restoring tbe deranged and morbid condition of the organs of life tot free aud healthy exercise of their function* has exci ted the wtomihment, and completely silen ced tbe objections of the moat incredulous— Facts are the beet arguments. In order to put the virtues of the Osiholioon to m severe a scrutiny as possible, it wss offered by adver tisement, together with the attendance of a physician, gratuitously to any nenon who would apply for it, and whose cause mipht seem t come within the range of its helling f iower—numbers of severe cases of long stand- ng, and some of them seemingly desperate one* pre-ented themselves, all ef whieh have been cured, or zo much relieved** to warrant the assertion that a little perseverance will do so- In fact, suoh is the confidence of the physi cian under whose care these patients were placed, in this remedy, a confidence result ing from the irresistible conviction that has been forced upon his mind by ocular demon stration, snd t persons! trial of it on himself that he permits me tn declare it as bia deci ded opinion, that -he Catholicon is not only a perfectly isle and innocent, but a most pow erful and invaluable remedy in certain die eases snd states of the system, such as the fol. owing:— Debility resulting from intemperance snd dissipationi Old snd inveterat.Ulcers.- Pains i-i the bones attended with swellings of the join's; Indigestion, Ulotthes on the face, pimple* ho.; All complaints of the Liver i Tetter.- Yaws; Syphilis t Cutaneous diseases generally ; Mercurial and scrofulous com. plaints The Catholicon (whieh the proprieter sol emnly pledges h i word consists - exclusively of vegetable matter) witli the exception of u si ght determi itlion to tbe bnivels, which it preserves in a soluble state, acre insensibly, is pleasant to the taste, and requires no particu- ar regimen, (abstinence from spirtuous li quors rhvays excepted.) or confinement. As a g. ntlc, safe and agreeable cathartic medi cine, improving the appetite and reitoring the general tune nr the ays’em, it is confidently recommended to iadies in e delicate situa tion. W. W. POTTER, 66 Chesmtt-itreet. Philadelphia, .May 31,1824. At the request of Mr. W. W. Potter, I have lately exhibited, in several instances, a medi catn.'l sirup, called t’o' tor’s Vegetable Cntho. lienn, witli the most decided advantage- 1 has, as i el, never failed effecting a cure in erery case in which I have thought proper to employ it. H. M’MUKTKIE, M- D. Philadelphia, July 28<A, 1834. Mr. IF- W. Potter, Dear Sir—You expressed a wish that 1 would gives concise statement of my suffer ings. from ' the hopeless commencement, to the present propitinus stage of my dise.se.’ About five years ego, on my passage from Bordeaux, during the month of January, from imprudent exposure on deck, 1 was seised with a violent fever. Having no medical at tendant* on board, I wm compelled to bear it, MI might for two weeks, when on my ar rival at Charleston, 8. C. it was treated as Typhus. The skill of my Physician subdued the fever, but Plmniix-like, tbe termination of this gave rise to a dineaae equally distress ing, and which, tiff now, I had thought incur able. Various abscesses made their unwel come appearance, particularly on the joints, which were swelled to an enormous size.— These gradually aubsided into hard tumors, one of which on my left knee affected tbe bone—an Incision was now made snd a large cvacuntion of pus, mixed with pieces of bone took place. In addition to this, I suffered the most excruciating pains in my junta that man ever experienced. Every thing that was administer'd either give me no relief or ser ved to aggisvate the disesve, the severity ol which increased with every succeeding year Such was my painful ai'uation that I despuirei. of ever being rewtored to my heal ti 1 I hid not only tried the reirular meana of relief, but used, though in vsin, every popular rem edy 1 could hear of It was in this awful and despond-ng condition,tliat I was persuaded to ,.nmm once i course of ynur Vegetable Ohlh.-I icon, snd the happy result is, “fom the use of tbe two bottles, my whole system has under gonra complete revo udon, my pains have fovsa. ke a me,-” the discharge from ray knee begin to diminish, and soon ceased altogether, the ulcer from „ hence it proceeded being com pletelv healed. The tumors, for the removal of which I have tried in vain more remedies turn I can name, are rapidly decreaaing ; my appetite, which was gone, has returned—I am in fact, nearly well, and feel confident that a few bottles more of your, (to me) invaluable medicine, will make me penectly so. Your obliged friend, THOMAS BROWN, JR. Philadelphia, July 26, 1824. llv annfidence in the vegetable catholic™ is tmdiminislivd, and as fresh inrtaoces of its powers sr«i daily occurring, in my own prac.- tice. I have no hesitation in recommending it, in tbe peculiar diaeasrs to which it is applies, ble, as superior to any remedy I am acquaint ed with. M. M’HUUTRIE, M- D. Philadelphia, May 28,1824 Six—In consequence of imprudent expos ure four vesrs ago, I had the misfortune to be■ come afflicted with a disease, the painful re sults of which induced me to apply in suc cession to several respectable physicians of this city, from whom, however, 1 received either no relief, or from whose remedies I re ceived another complaint quite as distressing as the former. My whole system became af fected. I could get no rest at night on ac count of the violent pain that I feit in every psrt of my body ; the weakness and e-nacis tion of which wss such that I could scarcely walk. In this state I fortunately beard of your vegetable catholicon—four bottlea of whieh, has completely restored me, I have oow no pain t my appetite is good i and my strength restored With msny thanks for the relief your medicine has given me, I am your obliged friend, be. WILLIAM WILSON. Sworn tod subscribed to before me; May 28, 1824. JI0HN BINNS, Alderman. Philadelphia, May 28,1824. Sir—I am now, thanka to your medicine, a hearty mat. For nearly six yean I have been a martyr to a disease, whoee ravage* threat ened, if not soon stopped, to put a period to my existence. Having hid no regular medi cal advice from the commencement, my complaint at lut got to such a height that I could not swallow without great pain and difficulty. Turnon formed in different parts of my body, and I began to think my situation almost desperate. The Sve bottlea of tbe Catholicon which 1 have taken have com pletely cured me, aqdl am now as well Ml couid wish tebe. With my thanks, . mywi obliged humble rervant, We. >0 “* City of Philadelphia, „®* 0ME KANI ' George Kane, of tbe District of South wsrk, P«so".lly,. p pe.red. ind, being duly sworn, doth declare and say that the shove statement is in all reapects correct and tm. indtuf the signature to it fchffhS writing of this deponent. 0 ,. JOHN BINNS, Alderman. Philadelphia, May 28,1824- TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS. The Vegetable Catholicon is peculiar), adapted to those diieasea which I'eprevsb?, among tbe coloured population or the south. In that disease which Is called yaw., ) t sure remedji j a single trill of It, will convince planters of iU superior tfficscy to sny rcc, dy of a similar^nature in tbe United Stilci" NOTICE, The advantsges of this medicine sr* not confining the patient unnecessarily to the house, or keeping him from his busineit With one solitary exception, that 0 f loirii,,. ous liquors, it does not lay any re,motions nr.. his appetite. It Is so gentle in iti\Z!£? that the patient findshimself gcttinrweli a! cannot tell how. A. it i. not the Zh o he proprietor to take any thing for which h« cannot give a consideration equal ' persons at a distance who m,y wiA to £ bis medicine, but who are not cruin it7, be applicobie to their complaint, are rtquc*. ed todescr.be them esse and symptom, in a letter, post-paid, and directed to him—this letter will be immediately placed in hmui fully competent to decide the queition.- Should the remedy not seem to suit the dia- ease, they will be frankly told so. CAUTION- . T 0 .r e Y c "‘ dl “PPoi"tment it is well to state that ittskca m ordinary cases limn 3 ir> 5 bottles to effect a cure so thal persons who are Ihboiinnff under any ser ous infirmity, must maze up their mind to persevere to (hat extent at least--it they do not, they miulii as well 8*ve themselves the trouble and expense i»f usings snmller quantity. All orders pJSt p nd and enclosing the mney> immediately attended to, »nd the medicine pacied and delivered with directions for use, (o any place in the city, and forwarded as Ji* rented N. B. To prevent the possibility of nil Im. position, it will be sold in the city of PhiitdeN plii.i. at the office in Fifth near Rsct-Sirm, or at the dwelling of the propri* tor, No. 66 Ohcsnut street, only, and abroad by his au. thorixed agents. W. W. POT1RK, 66 Chesnut Street, JPhilade-pfUts I bsve appointed G&OHGE RYE ISON, Druggist, of Savannah, my sole agent. Drug* gists wanting the above valuable medicine, will be supplied by him for cmb'.i, at the iwe rate, as if ordered direct from me—viz, per doien, or three dollari, a a.ngle bottle. W. W. HOTTER, Philadelphia. Any person on application to the subscribe will be furnished with certificates of ihe rt)i» cacy of the above medicine, sufficient in ron* vince the mind of the most sceptical, although too numerous t»nd hngthy for newspaper :n* seriion. GEO. RYERSON, DruRgibt, Comer of Bay and W hittaker-SueeU. dec 13 IN EQUITY. Between W. Davies, Administrator, Complain. ant, and John Camoehnn, Administrator, ill bottit no ■ wslh the will annexed of Cir -t Richardson and others, Dejendants. fit equity, Chatham Superior Csurl- Chancery, i 20tA August, 1824. TT appearing that John Hurray Ctrnochtra, A 'one of'the ilelendants in the said hill of comsialot named, reridea without the atate a Georgia, in that part of the United Kingdom) of Great Britain ami Ireland, called Scotland i It is ordered that the said John Murray Cm nochan, do appear and answer to the com plainant’s said bill: within nine months from the date uf thi* order, otherwise that the said bill, as to him, betaken pro confesii- and i! is further ordered, tbit ■ copf of tlm order he publish: d once a week, in one d the public Granites of this state, until the ex piration of the time within whieh the ssiilde fendant is required to appear snd snswirJ afire Mid. True copy from the Minute*, thi". 2tst ihf August, 1824. A. B.FANMN, Clerk aligns* 24 Mf Georgia Camden Counti} TO ALL TO WHOM IT MAY COM*.!*. W HEREAS Sarah Brown, Junior, snd0*1 applies to 'he Court of Ordiniq “I 1 d County, for Letters of Administration on ti e estate of John Brown, late ol said cmin't. de ceased, nr nest of kin: These are, therefore, to cite snd admonish, sll and singnlit, " * kindred nnd creditors ol arid deceased, ioh« their objection* if sny they h ive, in no »' fice,on or before the first Moi.diy in next,otherwise Letters will begrunieJ thn *f j phcaot. Witness the Honorable Britian R. Bin* ley, one of the Justices of said Com), thr sixteenth d.y of April, eighw* | hundred and twenty -five, [L S. JOHN BAILEY, C. C. 0 C. C. d.-ril 21 ?4 Georgia'*—Camden County. UY THE COURT OF ORDINARY FOB I SAID COUNTY. INTHEREAS John Chevalier, has applied FT to said Court, for Utters Disroiiw-n on the eatates of Samuel Ccaene and E*t» *- Mock, deceased. Those »re, therefore, » cite and admonish, all and singular, the kin- L dred and creditor* ot the Mid i*ceaei per. aors, to die their objections, if Mf [ in my office, on or before the firat *«"*> January next, or Letters will he granted th I ’* PPl Witness the Honorable Jsmei Scott, I of the Justices of said Court, f *' | teei.th day of April, e'ghteen huao and'twenty.five. _ „ , • [L. S.] JOHN BAILEY, C.C 0.CT. Aprl’t J* Georgia—Camden County. BY THE COURT OF OHMNAhV W SAID COUN TY. k I •TWHEREAS Lewis Baclilott, spplm *> ™ JJ Court ofOrJinory of said Countji” I I etters Diamiseory on the estate of I II iiolupe t These are, therefore,«« S admoniah, all and lingular, the I crediton of Mid deeeMed, to file I tion* if any thoy have, in my % I fore the fi-st Monday in January veth, * I wise Leltera Dismisaory will be r“ !w P applicant^, )he Honorih | e Samuel Clu* 1 one of the Jnatices of Mid Conti, 1 m sixteenth day of April, eighteen w dred and twenty-five. . f fL. 8.1 JOHN BAILEY, C. C. O. C AprilS! ^ HAY. 0 BUNDLES PRIME HAY, 1 from Brier Phe»ant, for mk b! I %■