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Sheriff's Sale.
Ihejirti TVrday in Jfooember nett.
LI. bt told bctoro (ho Cauit Ho.ua In
Chatham Couoty, between the usual
AH shU eartaio (not et parcel of tend eift
bated in th* County al Outturn tad State of
Georgia oa the uhi betwWnth* Wands of
•kidevray .tad Bumtidot tad luwwi by th*
MW ofBedoulis Islaa> eouiafeing sixty three
Sort or Mi thttll that ether tractor
1 of tend limited >ad btinir on ikid*-
unioiniii
remedy for
Ulcerated Bore
i iim>f lunn miiiitnK idlltllMtlfl AffoC-
tiott, Cutineoui Diseases, W(tita Swelling
ltd OintKi of Ibe Boise*, tnd til ewer
generally of an oloerone character, »r.d
ftkronio diseases, (ruing In dhbilitated eodeti
wtioni, but mort eipeoiilly for Syphilis, or
t Suctions arising'thrtefrom, Ulcer* of the
Lsrynr, Nodat. ho., and that drrsdh'
eaat occasioned by a long ted eaeeult
of Mercury, he, he.—It has t oo been
utefiil in D'letlei of the Liver.
t diltinot traot
. tiyrea different and originally —
f tend tekt adjoining etch other, the flntef
which waa inginatly fronted to Wioteel Bit-
ter for one hundred ewe*, Ufeeeeond of which
wee originally granted to Inn. Bill, ter fl-ty a*
wet, and the thiid end hat of whichi ■ aas or-
fiiuity mated of Michael Bitter for fifty acre.,
•hloh throe tract* of lead contain in the whole
(hot Including Redoubt blend) two Hundred
end thirty seven aerce with the apourtenance>,
levied on to utirty the Planter* Bank ol tit
Mote of Georgia, on f yrentowio of Morguage
egoiaat John W, Siirk.
Oct 4
ISAAC D’LYON. a e o.
032
Sheriff’s sale.
On Hi jfrrf Taseday in Aowmier next,
'LL be sold iKfore the Court House i'-
the city of Savannah, between the ut
,J hour, of ade.
Two Stapes., lour Hone*, tnd tear teta oi
Barnette belonging to this end of the Angus
to Liao, levied oa under a foreloiure ot a
Mortgage from Joieph I. Thompson, to Jo.
oeph Cummluz, assigned to Alexander T
Bopaon, A-D’LYON, o a c c
a«p»»
Notice.
N INE MONTHS after the date of this
notice, application will be made to the
Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Liber
tv County, ter permission to aell a part of
the real estate of John Stacy, deceased, ter
the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said
JOHN W. STACY,
Administrator.
dec 18 21
Saratoga Congress Spring Wa
ters.
F IFTY DOZEN of these Waters, fresh
bbttled by Messrs. Lynch & Clark, of
New-York. and direct from the Springs,
just received per Bhip Augusta. Persona
going to spa would do well to supply them
■elves, oa they are o fife red at reduced prices
by LAY & HENDRICKSON,
Druggists, Shad’s Buildings.
Msy *5 ,
, Qommenleationte post paid, and oil
any pan of iha world, will rooolvo ii
attention. .
QlTPrinted dlreotUraa ofceowpany
dicioe. t
WN, BW,
No 13, South Ninth Sheet, op
, Ifniversity of Penaitl'inia.
] Fhiladslphia. February, 1825
The subscribers have just receivi
VA
AN OHDINANCd,
Ts prevent A egress er Prrssns of Colour from
passing soith tickets after )0 o'clock, P M
andfor otherpu pun.
B S it ordained oy the Mayor and Aide m-r.
of t t Ciiy ut Hivann.h end hamlet,
thereof, that from and after the paanga of
tbil Ordinance, no general tieke chili pass s
Aegro or penon of colour after 10 o’clock, P
M —and no tieket which may be given slta'l
protect the bearer thereof from being am re
bended by the City Guard after the uid hour,
unless the place where he or the is going,
and the purpose for srhi'h they ere given be
specified therein, and the tame abaft not be
force after one n'-ffht
Patted til September 1835, in Council
v <t DANIBLf., Mayor,
A*tB«t, «e. vtv»». r c.
In a l dun-ders arising from-an impure or
eoateminated atite of tbe Blood, it wilt be
found a powerful and an effectual remedy.—'
The diaeoyery of thia med'cine baa boon the
ellfecter long and'attentive ttudv, and it it
now made pbblie from the moat decided con
viction, founded an ample experience,, of its
power incrsJicitiny those diieit:i,q/l«r every
other medicine hat failed,
II ca utot, ho» cvei, be supposed, that this
Panama wiii invariably eure—the meet es
teemed medicines, employed by the Faculty,
will oftn fail in the very divetiee for which
thev ageconiidered specifies i but if the use of
it be persevered in, it will radically remove al*
mi oi every eauiefof the dieordera specified.
Tfiottaai.de are fingering under tboee com
plaint*,Ineomeform, linking to the glare,
vitbout a remedy, whom this medicine would
certainly restore to perfect health and vigour.
In wfety and inriooence have been fully tea. -
ed, m that it may be edmmiitered to the ten*
lerest infai t the moat distinguished pliyai-
ciana in the United 8tatea recommend it, and
limit, that a more important dlecovery in me
dical acienoe hma pot been made i and to uae
'he language of on* of the most eminent. Pro.
lessora of the age, it it a it iumph in the healing
art. To the present ai d riling genera.i>»r,s,
the benefit musi prove incalculable,oulv
by aaving many many valusble lives, h it im
parting strength end lounrtnel* •> diiililaeil
owl corrupted cons'itutioni, -thereby presety
ing their offtpring from hereditary d.tonset
rhese fact,, tog, r with the nuuio.ouo cures
oude, fori, irreo Me proof of .the h,:h va'u.
of this remedy. Nu nit , however, ii idled
o take it, without firs' folly convincing b’m-
•elf of the truth of wha: la nrre s'ated. ynd
the rectitude of ihe V■' p •ietnr’a inieTttieni.
The cures performe d in this city alonfi, es
tab lull its superior virtue on t bails too amid
to be affected by the malignity of the enviout.
It it worthy of remark, that the greater part
if the patients who have b ten permanently
cut ed, h* ', previous th the nropneter’v un
dertaking them, received the»b!e»t ai-glutance
and several were abandoned by the.r Pltyi'
cians,..« bt ing beynnd the reieh of ’ uman
tbi l Such it the f cl, and to extraordinary
were many of he curt, that an exhibition soat
made of th.m in the Univeiify of f'enniyiv m
fa. 'y the P ofenorof Surgcri, before a i ourd
odaudienc of Siudenio vho pronounced them
vondcro in the healing art. ft t ae fcee.r ini,
ucai into the I'll,ledt-iphia Alms Hnus* aid
Pennsylvania and New-York Hoapitul, snu
such were ita surprising effects—iu success
af.er a l other m iicmcs had failed, that the
Surgeon of the Pennsylvani«|Hnpital, Dr.Wn.
- ice, ml induced to abandon hi* highly
e cctable tiffin , from the laudable derign
enefitring h s follow Creaturet, by Carry-
ig the Papacea to England ) where it bai al
ready superseded tile use of tbe genuine
French Bob of Lsfscteur in s number of in
stances, m diaeuel for which that • intended,
and lie virtues are publicly acknowledge by
some of the molt eminent aur.enru thpre.
,.I r allcompll ated easel of Sctfulu and Vy-
pAffft.and where the Syphilttin Virus of the
parent cautes a developement of 8crofo!i in
the child, thu is the only remedy upon which
a single hope of recovery can be reasonably
founded i there has been no instance ot ile
8ta e of Georgi i—Chatham
Co intv
to ALL WHOM IT' A Y COJfCERJt.
<EV ltiBEAS Daniel Carnet, Jr. h.is sprli
VM ed to the Hnuorablr the Court of Or-
di ,ary of Ui.etlism C-Umiy for letters of - d
Mi nistration on heests e and effects of ‘Wil
liam Woodb.id?'late rf Savannah, merchant,
de d. on hi-|.„.f of the heirs avd creditors,
on . y vi q ice ;.f the relatives. These are
therefore t- cite end admonish all end angular
tbe kindred ami creditors of the eeid deceaa
ed, to file tneir obj ections (if any they have)
to the granting of the administration of vh--
estateofth deceased to the applicant in the
Clerk’s (iffi -.e of the said Court, tut or before
tbe third iay of November next | otherwise
letters of administration will be g anted
W.tneis tbe Honorahle Eliis Fort one of
the Justices of the said Cou t, the fourth
day of October, A. D. one thousand eight
hundred and twenty fi e.
SAJI L. M. I'OND, C. (T 0.
,Oe‘. 4 2-^lt
oeorgiu—liryau County.
JyJ jf•)»•)), Clerk *f u>e (»oi|fi , f Ordi-
tu. , -the'inuity sf.reaaid.
TO ill whom IT MAY COA'CEUX
lEUE.tb, Phi haM-.niy ha, applied for
W lettersof admmistrai.on on the estate
Of viili .m Muni;, late „f said county, dee.
(n behalf of the heirs at d creditors: 'f hesc
ore therefore to cite *„>] admoni-h ell end sin
gular tbe ktnilred and creditors of said de
to file their objections (ifsny they have) in
my office within thirty dava from this date
otherwise letters f administration will be
granted the applicmt.
Given under mv band and sea) tbil 23d of
Bept. ene thousand eight hundred and twen,
ty-ftve.
JOSHUA SMITH, C. t 0
sen*’9 tn' ,:
Gi orgia— amden county
TO ALL V HOM IP MAY COAXERAT
rew it HE AS John Ha dee, Adminiarrator
\J1 of the Estate of David G. Jones, late
of said county, deceated, applies to the Conn
of Ordinary of said county, for letten dia-
mi-aory on said Ba’ite:
Theae ate therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular, tbe heir* and creditors ol said
dc a .aed, to Am their objeetiona (if any they
hare, m my office,,vn or before the first Mon*
*by in Mareh next, otherwise letten will
ranted the applicant.
Witness the Hon. William Gibaon, one of
[L.S.1 he Justices of acid Court, tbi
27th August, 18U.
JO IN BAILEY, Clk. C. 0 C. C.
Bept. 3 h9
Swaii’i’^ Panacea.
A FRESH SUPPLY of this Valnable
A Medicine, has just been received dl
rent from the inventor, Mr. Swaim, of Phil.
ndetpbU, DtugvisU and others who pur.
•base to sell again, can have it at the ori
gintl price eotoblisbed bv the proprietor.
* LAY & HENDRICKSON,
Oct J ^ Oruggiits, Shod’* Buildings,
TiwuratJ
M885
on the 3d of March, 1"?*, a
Mamom, 1825
|B7HBHEA8
? ? In w wm |
1
of the above VALUABL
. and have made such arrangements
with tlte inventor,Mt. Wm. Swaim, as will'
enable them in offer to the public a ptf*
and unadulterated article. Druggist* end
others who purahaso to sell again, can have
it ot the original price eatablisheil by the
proprietor. . 1
LAY &, HENDRICKSON,
Chemiatf and Druggists, Shad’s Buildings,
A Treatise on owaim’s Panacea, with
casus illustrating ita aucceax, will bq loaned
to those interested, by applying ae above,
June 38 *;
passed by thfe Congroa of the
United 8tstei, of which the 3d 4lh, and Jut
section* are in the wortja follow,!*, vjk t .
".See, 0. And be it fanktr enactedt That a
*uhirflptii» to the amount d| twelve mtltons
of donate, of the am p ff eent. Book of the
yea* eighteen hundred end thirteen, be, end
P(»L\DKLPH18,
THE INDIAN EXTRACT.
VALUABLE MEDICINE.
E .
Vegetable Catholicon.
|HB subaeribr r rMpeelfuUy eolicits the at
, Motion of every friend ofautfering hu
inanity, to to the (hove heir end invaluable
remedy, whote unetptal popor* in elimibMir.g
„ from tbh eyetem the very seeds of disease,
the eeine ie hereby'propnead i forVhioU'pur-| *udin rexforing the deranged and morbid
pose book* shell be opened at tbe Treaaury or eooditiun of the organa of hfe to o free and
the United Btetete end at the eevewl loan offl. I healthy eaeretae of their fanebona, his exet-
oes. on the first day of April next, to continue ted the eatnniahment, end completely iilen
open until the firat day of Oeiober thereafter, | ced the objeetiona of the moat m reduloua —
for auch parts of the above mentioned dc- Facte are the ten argument!. In order to pul
script ton of stock ea shall, On (he day of sub the virtues of tueOaihoilcon to u severe a
scripllon, stand on the books of the Troaiuty, scrutiny aa possible, it was offfered by edver*
and on theae of tho several loan offices, re t aement. together with the attendance of a
speclively / which aubaeriphotf shall be effect l*pbyiici*it, gnttuilpusly. to Any , cereon who
edbyatranefcrtotheUnited Btatei, in the would apply for it, and whoao (ause might
manner provided by law for such transfers, of I qeemt" come with -, the range of its healing
. .. • . power—numbers ot severecHiet of long ato d-
ner»fi—T-., ... -
me oredit or credits standing on the end
books, and by n surrender of the certificates
of the stock Ik subscribed t Provided, That
all mbsr spttan by eueti transfer of stock shall
be o najetedoe ptetof tbe said twelve mil
lions of dn’Jete authorised to be borrowed by
' 'i.o-nfothli no’.
failure, where mrope, ly used It imparts vi
gourtothewh .il: srstem while (ho cure is
going iin—an operation to long looked for fit
vain by the medical wo Id t at roe a,me tune
the r.ationt. is eiiab.ed to take nourishing food,
which under the common modes of praclic..,
is usually a itbheld from the sufferer. In ma
uy instances where the horrible ravages uf ui
ceration had laid ba e ligiment amfbnne, and
where, to all appearance, no human means bu
imputation Cuuid have saved life : in cases
extieme even aa here described, have pa-
tienta been anatch-d from the giavo and re
stored to good health, and the devouring dil
ate completely era,lies,ed The diecovery of
i remedy like thio now offered for tale, hut
been a detideratumfrom limeimmimoiiq!,
The Proprietor does no. uppusc uia bare
asaertion will convince: he wiii therefore give
references to tucit as have been cured, and
those u.tLrhn care among whom are mui.i
highly lespvciacie eitixae, that ahull satisfy the
must n,credulous ul its superior efficacy ,n the
disorders fur which b is here recommcn *cd.
Every member ofsoc ety sh .uld aid io d.ffu
r g inf rm-don of this discovery— hum,n-
Uy alone maker it a duly
CetU&ootaB-
“I have within tbe iuit two years had an op
portunity of seeing several cases of very love
lerate ulcers, which having previously resist
ed the regular modes of treatment, Wert
healed by the use of Mr. Swrim’a Panacea
and I do believe, from what I have seen,
that it will prove an important remedy in aero
fuloute venereal and mercurial diseases.
•'«. CHAPMAN, M. D.
Professor of the Institutes and practic
of Phys.e, in the University of Penn
sylvsnie Ua &.
Philadelphia, February 16, I8l!3.”
"luave employed tb. I'u.acea of Mr.Swsim
in numerous instances, within tbe last three
years, and have always found it extremely
efficacious, especially in sec-ondary ayp'.ilit
and mercurial diseaaes, I have no hesitatio
in pronouncing it a medicine of inestimable
value. “IV. GIBSON. M. D.
Professor of Surgery in the Uni'ty uf Pent.
Burgeon and Clinical Lecturer to the
Alma Ui>U3e Infirmity, 5.C-
'• Fib’a ry if, 182V| .
'• I bare repeatedly used Swaim't, Panacea
both io (be Hospital and 10 private praet.ee.
and have found it to be e valuable medicine in
eb onic, syphilitic and scrofulous complaints,
and in obstinate cutaneous affections.
“VALENTINE MOTT, M- D.
Profesur ->f Surgery in the University of
New York, Surgeon of the New*Yurk
Hna.iital, f. c,
u ATew York. Utmo JiA.1824 ’’
GftuVion ti> Yuidioswa,
The great .deiband and wonderful success
of this medicine, have induced e number ol
persons to imitate it in various wxya—Some
are selling Sarsaparilla and other syrups, im,
posing them on th* ignoraut for the Panaeea.
others are miking the genuine medicine with
moLiaes, be., making three bottles out of one,
thus retailing soma of its virtue!. Theae im
itations and and adi.lleratoini have in many in
tanc, s iroteacted tlie snffiringa of patient*
in eaaea where the genuine medicine wouM
have proved instantly efficacious, l therefore
d am ita duty I owe the the public, to ac
quaint them, that it is impossible, from the
very, nature of its constituents, to be diaeover,
edby chemical analysis i aod consequent),
.hat all other mixtures represented to be mine
and told as such, are fraudulent end bate im-
ppaitiona, calculated to deceive the ignorant
and unwary. -The genuine medicine baa m-
ignature uf a label representing Berenice and
the Hydru, and name on tho aeafo
A certain Fuel India Cure for the Rheu-
matiem, MTing’e Evil, S[C.
Extractor a letter from the Bev. James E
fish, dated el Bengal, to Dr. F' Bedwe
London.
. Dam 8n t
4 Gi<E«ABLY to your reqtiett, I have with
ditfi itlty procured and now tend you by
I c- a v ,ip Jaa n, Cspt llobinson, a few pound,
f the Pot.d-'lnh s, o' what generally goes
liy the name f India Bxtme*. n Meit.ci iC tin.
ivertallr ritoem-a sin. ing the people of Indite
.s * re tain cure for the Rheumatism. Was
I to inform you of the number of people wh
are dsllt reneved and cored by this valusble
aS.’d cine, it won d require more paper than
I am able to purcha e ufd more time thu, 1
im ab'e to be.-tow. I..deed, tho fleet oft,is
Medici" - iaa > i-Jim-.d ,te, that in Ithcumatiem
you would suppose it acted is a cha n, ogiv-
ng ridi'-fafid -ui vinr: h t painful tl te.-c-
In tho Kinft Evil ith i* brrn used w.ih grea'
success, and a lie r tlercvry has been give!
nr itse-l to esc. as, hMctl cine baa proved a
perfect cure. The g-eutdifli ulty, nowover.
,1 procuring the Ealra'ot, will for many year*
to come, pi-rv-nt ita general circulation, it be
'ng obtained from a Sluuh growing on th
mountains . f Thibet, in the B rmsn Kmpir
f Inc'.ii, and held so srered by the natives
that to part with it i» liko parting wi'h ti.ci’
existence.”
Leitertn Dr Bedwell, dated Jsn. 7, 18!.3
Dear Doctor—I have been v ulent y aff ert.
yith a B -u natic compilin' f r many y-i s ,
eve.) mi fi.igerv uero so contracted that I
on dneithe dress or ui.dresa myself, org.vr
the least asaitlance'!- mi fauily—Ihaveoaed
only one bo* of ioo*..J , Extract, a d I am
perfectly restored. You.’s truly.
It. B ALSTON,
Philadelphia
Letter from Tobin Jennir,gi, Stew* d ol St
ThomivHosptal London, Feb 1.1853
Dear Sir—I think it my duty to inform you
that after Tying, every thing that c«u d be
pouted out by the mutt reapectabie physi
ciana and turi-eotia for the relief of my am,
without eny success, who you know, hat to
many year* been laboring under tevere Riteu
n.atism, I Wat induced to try the Poladolph'n
with* g immuring hope, that it might gvt
him tume relief from the excesiive pain he
endure I, which render'd hi n a useless mem
ber of society, and a burthen to hinteif. To
my utter astonishment the relief was inatan
taimous, nil by peraevering in tbe use of the
Extract, bit joint* have returned to their pro
per place*, arid he i* in paneet health. Up
vards of sixty respectable nurtona have c d
ied to tec my ton, at ull who knew him though
it Lmnos-nM l'.*t h- r ,» ' - 'rove-
FOR SALE by GEORGE RYERSON,
Druggist, where additional certificates of
the efficacy of the above medicine maybe
seen.
May 20
be thos ishaorihed, c rad ita thall be enlei
tho respective tubeciibera, who ahs'l be
tied toneeftincsle or certificate! purpi
thatt
enti
soeytillcsle or uertificatea purporting
» United steles owe to the boi ler or
thereofi his, her, or their assigns, a
sum -to be expressed therein, equal to tltr
amunnt ef the principal stock thus subscribed,
bearing an interest nut exceeding four and
one half per orntom per annum, payable
quarterly, from Ihe thitly-fl-at day of Decern,
her,one thoUacnd eight hundred end twenty
five ; transferable in the tame manner at i»
provided bv law for the transfer of the stock
subscribed, and subject to redemption at the
pleasure of the United States, aa follows: one
naif at any time after the thirty-first day of
December, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-eight i and the remainder at any time
after the thiity-firat day of December, one
thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine :
Provided, That no reimbursement shall be
made except for tbe .whole amount of such
new certificate; nor until after et least six
months public notice of such intended reim
bursement And it shall be the duty of the
secretary of the Treasury to cause to be trans
ferred to the respective subscribers the sc>-*r
at sums by them subscribed beyond the »mot.
uf the certificates uf four and one ball' per
cut. atock issued to them respectively
"Sec, 5. And be it further enacted, Thai
he same find* winch have beretolore been,
tnd now ere pledged by law for the payr.ieu'
of the interest, aod for the redemption and
eitnburaement of the slock which may be re-
.emod.or reimbursed by virtue iff the pro- v ^ mi .......
visions of ttiia act,aiistf rem-in pledged in like | w “ia'.et, never failed^effect;ng a
r for the pavment of the interest aocru-1 evei , y eue vahicli I have th * hi pi
Si. — al„Akp a,I ft.,, kAtann s.a aias.-l. 1 _ .. .-
g on the stock created by reason of au d'
ubscrip-ion, and f.r the redemption or reim-
uracmenl of the princip .lof tin- same. And
aha!) be the duty of the commissioners of the
inking fond t-> cause to he applied and paid
ml of the said fund, yearly arid e-e-y year
such turn and sums at may be annually requir-
ed to discharge the interest accruing on Ihe
oo'a which m*y be created bv virtue of thia
set l.,e said conim iaiuneraare, also, here-
□y authorised to tpplyy from ft me to tim ,
auch sum and sums out of the asid fond, as
they may think proper, towards redeeming
by purchase, or by reimbunemeut, in con
formity with the provisions of .this act, thr
p, incipaj of the paid stock > and such part oi
the annual sum often millions, of dollars, veil
ed by law m the,said Onmmieeionefi, si may
lie Hgia— aindeu Count-.v
TO iLL WHOM IT MAY COA C&UA
\4CJtIEUEAS Alexander Atkin-ion, Ad i
\5i# latrator on the Estate of John Ate A
■bo, deceai' d,at.phes to the Court ol O'din
ary of said County, for lettera dismtewry,
* id estate: Tlies,: aye, then-f ire, to c te a: d
-diminish all ai.d singular, the heirs nil ere
.tors of asid deceased, to fi e 'heir objeci., i
(if any they .have) in my office, on o. b fi-c
the fir. t Jiondsy in January next, or Iell
• '1 be granted''to the applicant.
!■_. te Witness the Hon William Gibao.
L S I one of >he Jt.tiici:* of acid Court
— 1 (bit 25 h June 18 J.
JOHN BAILEY, c C 0. c. r.
June 30 82
Georgia— aimlen county
TO ALL WHO >tIPMAYCOJY(.EItAr
W HEfEAS Louis D 'four, vdminist it,
of the Kits '- of Basile Pelletier, de,:’.
spplies to (he Court of Ordinary of said cour,
v. for letters dismiaso y on said eaiate:-
. b>.ac are, therefore, to c.te and admonish «
.ltd singular, the heirs and creditoia of ta d
Jeceaied to file their of jec ions (if any th.
tave) in my office, on or before ihe firat Mot
iay id January next, or lettera will be grsme.
, ti e applicant.
H Witness the Hon. William Gibao
I A- >'.|[ one.of the Justicearof said Cou
- I thia 25'h lone, 18 5
JO IN BaILY, c. e. o. e. c.
June 30 «2
Georgia—Chatham County
In ihe Court of Ordinary, May Term. I8s.i
O N the pe’ition of Henry Champion, admin
latrator of John Street, u.-c -aied, praying
m order Alti o be made absolute on Iris coo.
plying witu the law, tor ' lie sale of a Lot o
Ground, number four, [4] second Tythint
tfeyoolds Ward—Also, p, rtof a Lot, numb*
sis, Tower Tythmg, Decker Wind being th
real estate of the arid dec tor the benefit .
the heirs and creditorsIt it ordered, that
notice be published nine mnntba, in one <
the Public Gaxetta of the City of Savannah,
requiring all pet tons interested, to show cause
if any they have, why the prayer of the pcii
tioner should not be granted.
S M. BOND, c c. o,
May 14 41*
Georgia—Chatham County
In the Cour- of Ordinary—May Tcm i82J.
O N the petition of Bob-irt Hoy, Bxerut.-i
of John Wackerlv, dee. prayirg an order
Aiti to be made absolute, on bia comp' '
w.tn the law, to tall Two Tract* mt I—
Laurent Couoty, being the real eatate of the
said deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and
creditor*: It io ordered that a notiee
miblished, nine months, in one of the Ga.
xettee of the city of Savannah, requiring ell
persons interested, to show cause, if any they
can, why the prayer ef tbe petitioner should
not be granted. , 8. M. BOND, e. e. o.
{ May 34 47
f li
ng, and tome of them seemingly desperate
ones, preen ted themselves, all of which have
been cured, area much relieved as to warrant
the assertion that a little perseverarse will do
so. Iii fact, auch is tho Confidence of the physi
feian under whose care these patients were
this remedy, a cot,fide,,ce resu.t-
; irresistible conviction that baa
upon his mind by ocultr demon
stration, and a personal trial at it on himael
that he pe. mita me tsr declare it a* hie deci
ded opinion, that the Catholicon ii not only a
perfectly es'fe and innocent, but a moat pow
erlpl and invaluable remedy‘in certain dia-
eases and statei of the sj stem, such is the fol
owing!—
Debility resulting from intemperance and
dissipationi Old and inveterate U.'csrs. Pains
in the bnm-s attended with swellings of the
join'll Indigestion, Dlotchea on tbe face,
pimple', &c.; complaint* of the Liver
fetter.- Yauui Syphilis,- Cutaneous diseases
generally i Mercurial and scrofulous com.
plaints.
The Catholicon (which the proprietor sol
emrdy pledges h a word consifta exclusively.
„f vegetable matter) with ibe exception of a
slight d.t-rmi tation to the bowels, which t
preserves in a soluble state, acts insensibly, if
pleasant to the taste, and require! n - purlieu-
ar regimen, (abstinence from apirtuous ii
q.jors always excepted,) Ur confinement. A
a gentle, safe and agreeable cathartic mcd.
cine, improving the appetite and restoring the
general tone of the system, it is confidently
recommended to ladies in a delicate situa
tion. W. W. POTTER,
66 Chesuut-atrect.
Philadelphia. May 31,1834.
At the request of Mr. W- V/. Potter, Ituv
lately exhibited, in several initancel, a inedi
cated sirup, called Poller's Vegetable Citho
iicon, with the most decided advantage
cure in
(proper to
employ it.
H.M’UURvtUB.M D
Philadelphia, July 38th, 1824.
Mr. W- W. Potter,
Dear,Sir—You expressed a wish that
would give a concise statement of my suffer
ings. from ‘the nopeiesi commencement, to
the present propitious ttage of my disease.’
About five years ago.-on my passage from
Bordeaux, during the mouth of January, from
imprudent exposure on deck, I was seised
with a violent fever. Having no medical at
tendants on board, I w*a compelled to bear
it, as I might for two week*, when on ay ar
rival at Charleston, S. C. it was treated as
ryplms. The skill or my Physician subdued
the fever, but Phanix-like, the termination
-*i
City.f Philadelphia W ° F0RGE *«!.
..riT 3 "?* K “*’ o( foe District of W
aKsfigrtSwaS
writing of UuadtpO(tent° “ “ * th * ^ |
mkkkMaCaSr"-*
T» SOffTHEMl PUOTBM.
The Vegetable ftathulicon is p teil i .
adapted to tboae dtieaaei which are
among the coloured populaUon cf tR'
In that diaeaae which it called yaaau 4
cttreremedyi a tingle trial of it, im?. * 1 ••
planter* of ita superior efficacy to, n , ^' c '
dy of * simitar nature in the United su£?*
NOTICE,
TJe advantages oi this medicin* ... ,
confining the patient unneceisuii, ,1 ?
bouse,or keeping him from his I
With one aohlary exception, that (
out hquors. il doee hot lay any ruhituJTl*
hit appetite It tsau geutlc m iu m er , f "
It the P'dient finds himtelf gettiu^Sk 1
.not tell how. A, it i. not th e
proprietor to take any thing )or
cannot give a coniideration enuj ,>
persona at a distance wlm tt»y
nis medicine, but who are not
be applicoble to their complaint, m Jl?
cd to d each be their case and tw '
a letter, pnat-paid, and d.i eotedh
letter will be immediately oIims
fully competent to deeds
Should ilie remedy not seen: j mil the £
ease, they will be frankly told in
GAUTftlff.
To prevent d.»appolnte,-„t i, we „ .
st'.te tful it takes in or,fi M . ytJ , e , [l0 „j '
5 bottles to eftect a cere sothnpe,s m ,,| w
are iabounng under any levious miitmitv
must make up their mind to nersrveret,. i.u
extent at leant—if they da noi.lhey n '.gfat „
welliuvetlismsriive* tile trueblc and tlmu.,
f using a l inlier ijpanlitv.
All orde. o post-p dd and e.ic/tiiny Ik man
iraraediuicly un.suded t.., a..u the ii„: ( ii B ’j
packed and delivered witli directions (a u _
o any ptacein tbe city, a,,d.or*»idcj„*
reeled
N. B. To prevent the possibility of si:
position, it will be loid in the cily ofPlut*|.
phia, at (be office in Fiflli near ilict-sir re
or al the dwelling of the propri tor, N„ ti
Ohesnut street, only, and abroad bv I,is su.
thorixed agenty. W W PtiTItii,
66 Chemut Street, Plulatlc jifLc
I have appointed GEORGE IlfEiSON,
Druggist, of Savannah, mv sole agent. Uig.
gist* wanting the above valuable medic,m,
will be supplied by liim for cast,, it the s.se I
rate, as if ordered direct km me—vis-hiO |
per duxen, or three dollar* a s ngle Utile.
W. W. POTT BR, Philadelphia.
Any pe> son on application tu tbu iubsuii.it I
will be furnished witii certificates of the I
cacy of the above medicine, sufficient to rm. I
vinue the mind of the most sceptical, ilthouyi I
too numerous and ltng'hy for newap.pet v {
sertion. GEO. RYERSON, Dru, g,tl, I
Corner of Bay aud W l.ilUker-Suceli.
dec 13
the public debt, until the whole of tlie .lock I come appearance, panicuUrly on the joint*,
which ma* be cresL-i under the proviaior.aof winch were swelled^toan
“»-te— -—| sssas$swa.s*?s
Now, therefore, notice it hereby given, that
nook* will be open, d at tbe Treasury of Hit
United States, and »t ihe several loan offices,
in the first day of April next, and continue
pen until the first di of October, thereaf
bone—an inciaion aria now made and a large
evacuation of pus, mixed with pieces of bone
took place. In addition to this, I suffered the
moat excruciating painsin toy joint* that man
ever experienced. Every thing that was
% A—»I
which incruaaed • Th' every succeeding year.
Such wasniypai. 'alii uation that I despaired
of ever being restured to my bcal, h ; 1 bad
not only tried the regular means of relief,
but used, though in vain, every popular rem.
edy 1 could hear of- It wot in this awfol and
h he provisions of t .sasid law,
The subscriptions mav be made by the pro-
|iri :t6rs cf the stock, either in person or by
beir attorneys duly suthorlxed to subscrib
nd transfer it tu the United States.
Sh >uld subsctiptior.a of said stock be made
to an amount exceeding twelve million* ot
fine
Between W. Davies, Admifistrat.r, Complin-1
ant. aud John Carnoohun. Adminisivatorj It I
bonis no , with Ilie will annexed of Cesrn 1
Richardson and others, Dejendanli.—III
equity, Chatham Superior Court- C/mart, I
20lA August, 1824. 1
[ T appearing that John Hurray Carnocban, ]
_L one of tbe defendants in llw uid bill ot
complaint named, resides without the aute H
Georgia, in that part of the United Kingdom* I
M Great Britain anti Irelu,d, called Scotland i
It is ordered that tbe said John Uurray Cm
nochan, do appear and answer to the com
plainant's said bill, within nine months true
the date ‘of this order, otherwise that the
said biltj as to him, be taken pro Confess , v I
and it ia further ordered, that a copy of tl.ii
order be publiihrd once a week, in tme of
ihe public Guxettes of this state, until the ei-
piration of the time within which the uiddi-
cedant is required to appear and anweru
aforesaid.
True copy from the Mtnutei, lies 21st day
August. 1824. A. B.FANNIN', Clerk,
august "’4 *4
o an amount nxceeoing twelve in.ii.uiia » .. , i„.. u _., u i«iu
ll .ro, a distribution of the said turn of twelve deapundmg ‘ v T?IS.WtaS I
uilliori of doltara will be made among 'he -ommeoce.acourse pfyoM.Ve,Tctahlc f-cih .l
MbseriberAia proportion to the sums subscri-1 -con. and the haopy rosu t to, / on the use
subscriber^ io proportion
ed by them respectively.
8AMUEL L. SOUTHARD,
A- tim- Se,- ■ ,-v id the '•resaurv*
.< . 6 'fi' 0
Notice.
N ine MONTHS tf. r 'date, application
- d. be made to the Inferior Jourt of
•liithim ' ounty, aitting for ordinary purpo-
les, for leave *o (ell *11 Ilie real estate of tile
ate Thomas Savage, of B yan County, viz:
Point Plsptntion, consi»tiiigoftwn hundred
nd eighty acres Rice Land, on thr O eecbee
River, four miles below Hit- F rrv, ,dj ininp
he plantation if Joseph Habersham and Ste
hen Elliott Also, two hundred and fifty
cres, more or leas, of Pine Land, appyrtain-
g thereto. Also, a Tract of Lai d called
'•iina, containing fifty acrer, on Medway Itiv
r, idioining the lamia of J. J. Maxwell.
MARY 3AV -GE, Adm’ri.
1u"e 'S Tl
of the two bottles, my whole system hat under
I gone a complete rev* : utien, my pains have ft- »w-
kea me ,*” - the diacharge from my Knee begat
' to dimmish, and soon cessed altogether, the
ulcer from whence it proceeded being com
pletely healed. The tumors, for the removal
of whioli I have tried ia vain more remedies
than I can name, are rapidly decreasing t my
appetite, which was gone, has returned—I an.
in fact, neariy well, and feel confident that a
| few bottles more of your, (to me) invaluable
medicine, will make me perfectly to.
Your obliged friend,
THOMAS BROWN, JB
Philadelphia, July '6, 1824.
My confidence in the vegetable catholicon
is undiminisi.>d, and aa freeh in»tances of ita
powers us a daily occurring, in my own prac
tice. ll.avc no hesitation in recommending ii.
in the peculiar diseaaes to w hich it ia applica
ble, aa superior to any remedy 1 am acquaint
ed with. M. M’MURTIUE. M. D.
Philadelphia, May 28,18 ‘4
Six—In consequence of imprudent expos
urefour veara ago,I hud ths misfortune to be
come affleied with a disease, the painful re
suit* of which induced me to apply in aue
cession to several respectable physicians of
thia city, from whom, however, I received
either no relief, or from whose remedies I re
ceived another complaint quite aa distressing
j\ otice. I ai tlie former. My whole system became a'-
: ii I fected. 1 could get no rest at night on ac-
'i Pf™™! wSf’htkof I c0Ullt of ,he Tiolent P ,ia ,,1 * t I fort in every
, i?l I out of mv body/ thewesknes* and emaeia
n te I tion of wbich w “ ,uck tbat 1 o°u*<l scarcely
’Thin the rime*prescribed’ by'law f andTho^ «“’e!r«tibto rf
.debted to said^ktste, are required to mske | Thfefo^^l^y ^TT^’^
now no pain i my appetite i* goodi and my
NOTICE.
N INE mom ha afterdate, application will bt
made to tile Hon. the Judges of the Court I
•l Ordinary if Cha',ham county, for leave to
<ell all the real estate of the late William Craig,
deceased, for the benefit of tbe hein and cred
itors of uid estate.
JOHN M’NISH. Executor
OC* 12 TI
immediate payment, to
JAMES HUNTER, Adm’r.
Jan 14 43pa
strength restored "With miny thank* for
the relief your medicine baa given me, I am
your obliged friend, (te.
WILLIAM Y^LSON.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, May 38,
1834. JOHN BINNg, Alderman.
, Philadelphia, Mag 28,1824.
Sir—I cm now, thanks to your medicine, -
hearty mar. For nearly ai* yean I have been
■ martyr to a diaeaae, whote ravages threat-
Georgia—Camden County,
ro all whom it m vy concern.
W HEREAS J. Bichlott Jun. administrator
on Ibe estate! of DavidTueker and David
H’Credie, applies to th , Court of Ordinary
of a* d County, for Letters dtamiiairy on the
rotates of said deceased person* These ire,
therefore, to cite and admonish tbe heirs and
Creditors of uid deceued persona, to file
their objeetiona (if any they have) in nty of l my existence. Having bod no regular medi-
floe, on or before the Ant Monday in January leal advice from the commencement, m
dkttt- or lettera will be granted to the appli-1 comntoint allot got to tueh ■ height that
w „ I couW not swallow without wrest psin tod
iffTTI diffieuhy- Tumor*formed indifferent part*
- 'I “ ,d c «w». ofmybody.aodlWantothiakmyaituaUon
“maiiainw *'“»•* <h^>«*te. The five bottfee of tbe
— J * HH aAILBy » c - e-o e-e. Catholicon which I have taken hare com-
June30 te | pletely cured eM, andl am law ee weUuI
| ened. if not toon atopped, to put o pet
“*■“ *’ ‘ nlar
iriodto
tdi-
my
IN EQU1TV
Georgia Camden County.
TO ALL TO WHOM If MAY CONCEBS.
•ffTHERBAJS Sarah Brown. Junior, widow,
Y Y applies to 'he Court of Onliiuoy of raid
County, lor Lettera of Adminiilrslim on tM
i.atatc of John Brown, late of aud enun:;, de
ceased, ar next of km: These ate, tkeftiott,
<o cite and admonish, all and linguist, ‘ >
kindred and creditors of uid deccastJi'ot'k
then objections, if any they h ive, in im it -
fice,on or before the firat slondiy in June
nest,»tberwise Leltet a will be granied tut tp-
plwant.
Witness the Honorable Britian It Bu. <•
ley, one of tbe Justice* of oaid Court,
this sixteen'h di> of April, eightecc
hundred a'dt*o,ity.five.
{L S. JOHN BAILEY, C. C. 0 C. C.
April 21 '*
24
■j
.tel
Georgia—Camden County
<Y THE COURT OF ORDINABY F05
SAID COUNtY-
W HEREAS John Cbevf.her, has applied
to uid Court, fir Utter* Dlamtaaory
on the eatate* of Samuel Coiens and E«» (•
-tusk, deceased. Theae ate, therefore, to
cit.* and admouiab, all and aing ibr, the kin*
dred and crediiora ot the uid d'ceueo P"*
soni, to file their objection!, if an? “*1 “
in my office, on ot before tbe first Monday m
January next, or Letters will be pi"tea toe
applicant* „ ..
Witness the Honorable Junes Scott, cue
of the Justices of said Court, tin* at'
teei.th day of April, e ghteeo huuftM
and twenty-five. . ,
f L. S.) JOHN BAILEY, C. C. 0. (•*•
Apr I 21
Georgia—Camden County
BY T.'E COURT OF ORDldlABY iO
SAID 'IOUNTY.
vTBHEREAS Lewis BacMott, applies to W
MJ Court of Ordinary of uid County: M
Letters D.smisaory oo the estate of
Rosnlupe i Tltese are, therefore, to cite sue
admonish, all and singular, the kindred w*
creditors of said Jeceaied, to fife their wjj**
tion*, if any they have, in my office, on or «•
fore tbe fi et Monday in January nest, utW
wtie Letter* Dmmiaaory will be gruted
^'witoe** the Honorahle Samuel Chrkb
one of the Jnstieeeof laid Court,
sixteenth day of April, eighteen W»*
dred and twenty-five, „
[L. S.) JOHN BAILNY, C, C. O.C. C
April 21
24
50
April
HAY.
BUNDLES PRIME HAY, landioj
from Brig Pheount, for sate by
!iUl» C. C. GRISWOU),
xU