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u 1 \ wa boitbd xkd rvaufHED *a *>■ attroriATJkMVJLK, Br & 4 W. RwwiTWir, • M n»«r muM hi inn, mm® | UlU3ft and AU&D1C1.VB uniitn uMku. jJg.tN 'Off®®* jte45&£a&5 B^rroSSi-. Genuine Drugs,Medicines,Per- ‘ h «j^iuhinent in the ab!U“ueto£M^ fitmery, PitneyArticles, Uc. a®5£ carefully eelected br one of the pirtoen prlo *‘> V 1 "? 8 ««o«taent of “®***}^* "ortb. which added to thdirftr-1 Ftaflih Drnrs. MrAininn nor stack on hand, comprises an assortment I ,, J?® 9 * ™ttWUHg, nxtdnhire, end pefticulwir suited Tot thw market, and well woAjh* the attention ufdealura. Merchant*, Pn^iciana, Plan- tera and Families, would do well to forward their orders, as they will be sold at our usual low rates. 1 LAY & HENDRICKSON. DafiggiatfirShedV Buildings. J «iy ,ifi COMdbMPTIOMB, (l/OUGIIS, CJC. BUTLER’S fob tub COUNTRY, "‘-'sSSSJi*. ^ea^Commerelil, Political and^tia-ienarr. MmsTne'.iidUig »d««li*mmKe. published in theUallfPapet* r, ' The Country Paper la aei tto all parts of the state and Union, or deBrered in the city, ,t fire dnnarapei annum, payable m .drama.-. Advertisement* ate inserted in both pa era at 7f cants per square, oC Mi ne*, for he Hi*, insertion, and J7| fat every succeeding pub lijdtlOd* T Cmnmuni cations by Mail, muot be Put-pal,l j,]n if land and w-ftroe* b> Viminiatra. turn. Earcutort or guardian*. »re required, Cto, to be held on the fir* Tuesday in the uiintli, between the hour* of ton in the fore soon and three in the afternoon, at the Court of the ouunty in-which the property u> sitiiiic, —Notice of three Sale* mu«t begiyen in, puttie gasette surly deye previourto the ***>*%$ E*±£ha»im as*;; begire inl'bemsnnw*. V . P I There is perhaps no medical obserrstion o the day . ,j- lWta , u I better established, none more geneielly eon N,,"ce tqdhe debtore and “ firmed by the experience or theTrest phyaiei- «“•*. «i|| be made to the I Jn * 0p »H age* and countries. and none ol Nol'ee thitapp 1 ^ ^ d I more importance to the human family, than Conrt.fOrdinMy forteareto aali must. h# ^ th|tmoatd ifr 1< . u | l , md in . be poblubed Aaas Mini • | curable consumptions originate in neglect « cold*.. InaclimateaovariabJessours, where the change* of the weather are frequently sudden sail unexpected. it requires mure care ‘ - rerou ..Iso of bids ol mortality exhibit the melancholy fact that tht proportion of death* by thia disease mtv bt considered as about fits to one. Inasmuch F OR h.-eure of Colds, Coughs, Connimp-1 liohp, Spitting of Blood, As,Innas, aud Notice. County, for leairo to sell e tract pi land, known as number eight, 8th District, Pike cunBIQeraa „ lnou , „ OTC . (formerly. Munroe) County, for the benentl,| len „ (hi) f M „,| disease frequently bin* defi. of the heirs and creditor* of tne estate ol I ,„ce j 0 the akill of the moat learned phyaiei ofN. S. Bayard "* uA ChtmicniU, AMOHO WHICH ARS T1U! rOLLOWI.XO Aqua Fortia, Aluip, Antimony Arrow Root, Borax, Bergamot ' Brimstone, Barley, Balsam Ciiiivi, do Peru, tip Fola Canaphorv CantharMps, Cinnnmon . American beat and coftihloil Castor Oil Cream of Tartar, Calomel, Copperas Oolumtm, Finery, Gum Assafietida Aloes, Gum Arabic, Gnm Copal Gnm Guiacum, Gum Opium Isinglass, Indigo, Lancets, Liquorice Magnesia, Mauna,Chamomijo Flowers Sulphur, Senna, Nutmegs Nux Vomica, Oxvd of Bszmufh . Oil of Aniaeodplo Peppermint,do Clovcj Do Cinnamon, Sweet Oil I Pearlasli, Ipecacuanha, Jalap Rhubarb, Saltpetre, Salt ofTartar Glauber, Epsom and Rochelle Salts Tartar Emetic, Spirits of Turpentine Paints Dthf anA in Oil. White, Red and Black Lead Prussion Blue, Verdigris Ivory, and Lamp Black, Patent Yellow Venetian Red, Vermillion, Smalts Japan and Copal Varnish. Perfumery. Pomatum, Antique Oil, Macassar Oil Best English Shaving Soap Eau de Cologne, Lavender Water Otto of Roses Surgical Instruments and Patent Med icines of every kind, the whole of warranted quality. Jan 20 47 0< v LETTERS Elf AIMING in th* Poet-Office Savan- f. 3fth September, I82V ■ “°na wishing letters Derm this list Mk for Adukiued Lettcrt. MisaEMisssl Samuel Merven John D Milieu W C Mills Edward Munroe Charles Mitlvey Col G W McAllister Dorcss McGowan James McGill N; Isabella Nesuelle George Nensom Theodore Nelson Mary Nusim j Rose Noble - Rcbekah 8 Norton Ann N'uwtan , u J NicdlhU } l> - < Snsnn E Patterson | Eliza Pnttorson | Ann Page, 2 5 NathJ I Patterson < Leonaro Perkins | Dempsey Phillips > Cspt Jeremiah Pike { Mary F Pope < Cloiniiiton Powers : Thomas Page ) R. J John Rainies l Daniel Rnmshart | Elenor Rikcr | Joseph Ribero h J Sarah Robertson ardtFoth- f Ann H Roe Wni Wm JBs Geo iai|e J. Hi Aeld Miss inn MBarnard 2 Jam ) Barnnrd Mrs I Bryan 2 laim i Broughton 9 Miss/Aun G Bird James H Bryan' . Miei Eli* A Bour-.» Ann Nuwhin quin 2 adwnrd Bourquin Robert Brower Mrsji Boyd Wyl Brown Job T. Boles John Bull Mrs E V Burton C. S W Canter I A M Carroll Mrs liariet Cammel Wm Campbell Peter R Clillnn James Connor George Cqnway Wm Coe Mess Dei ringhaai A Delnrfch Cristopber Dixon James Dun James Dudly E. Nicholas Eamcs Mrs C Blason Aaron Rverett F. ! Joseph Ross | Charles Roberta J William Robertson j Dr Chas VV Rogers j Joseph H Russel {Nancy Samuel ! Catharine Shearer James B Healy Joseph F Stevens Master George W Jane Stevens N.J. BAYARD. Administrator estate N. S. Raya*"- Jan S C-1 ' * ' 1 '! V 1 . ,- n x N otice. ■ ■VrtR* MOtrrm<ftvf.d«te of tbis'netiee. 1* application will be m*de to the Honors, tie the Ceawt of Ordinary cf Chalham Couo p.for permiasian to sell ail the rest estate of MaWakeriv, dec. for the benefit of tin heirs and credgor* of said deceased- BOBKR^' HOT. Executor. Web 94 Notice. N INE MONTHS after dale, 'oplicatinn will be made to the Honorable Inferior <|ourt ill Mh.ithani eounty, for leave to self the real and persannl eiute af the late Mrs. Ann H.m- 1 ihnn, denesaed, for the benefit of tlie heirs aedcred lorai.farid e.tntr, WOUTiUNGrON GALE, Etern'or • Wvrri- tn eo*» " jsoriijh. VTIKE months alter d de, application will be I I* made to the Inferior Court of Cb.thain .C .nnty, sitting for ordinary purpose* for an order *i'M>lute, to sell lot* Nua- inuranf. five, (4 and 5) in Carpenter’s How, and lot No. one, (t) Grten Ward, in tht city of Sattnnali, being the real estate of Franci* Jalineau. dec for tlie benefit of th* heirs and- creditors of | Hid estate WILLI AM GAS TON, QuiiHlifil Executor Notice. S^f IF isonthsxftef i:*>e, application Will he st mile ro the Honorable .hu Inferior Court ol Camden County, when rili ng fur ordinaiy E «u fur lenve lo sell 2S0 acres of land ;i. g to the estate of John Brown, de ceased, f ir (be benefit of (he heiti/and credi tor* of aai I estate. I SARAH BROWN, Admiatratrix Jedetaqn, 18ib June, 1 _3i. Notice. . \VIN’E months t-fier date, application wil‘ luJbe mule to the Honorable the <ourt < f Oidinnfyof Cetnden Couuty. fbr leave to ael all (be real estate of the late Randolpb M Gd fa,deceased, for the benefit uf the heir* aw; arediton ofaeid estate. HANNAH ll’GILLId, Adminiatmtix. G. H'UONALO, Administrator It Marys, June Mtfi,. 18 li. Jim* 93 ' »8 JJobi- Mats. lUBT received by the William Wallace J* mat dozen belt quality India Door **b, lor sale by I, W. MORRELL. March IS . . qy roar nzcrtvr.n pin ship empehor, 1 fiXCATTV BOXES GunpowderTea ■kvlv 129 do do Imperial do loo do do Hyson do 10 Cheats Hyaon - do 3 Half Ghosts Pouebong do > 200 Mata Cassia ’ *oj sale by J. R. HERBERT fie CO. _J°ly 14 . Notice. m --- - to laaveobtained fri tn thel •* Honorable the lohrinr Court, sitting for ^Wrporea, for Gaavicu County, I Zz? 1 *k* first Monday in December nest TPtotopublic asle, at tb* Court llo-iae *f ^Fawh ln mid e cinty, a Ict of land in ifar ^“'"^•f Mcar** Cotpity, No. fll. fof toatfit of the orphans of Levi Johns dee ina, it is a gratification to the proprietor that ;i« u enabled to ofier to tfaMe afflicted with i%ieaoudly proapect of relief, id (hat highly iwmfble remedy, the Vegetable Indian Speci fic. The Indians are happy in their know- .odge of medical plains i gurerned wholly by experience, they are eertaitpas to their elPeet, and|jt!a said by an autfior of great'rfittracua that 4 true consumption ur— known among Jftetn. Thia Specific ieobtiiined by omtrretioo from herbs, rocti, flowers, pl.nt , Ac. when in per- fectiob'. .In consequence ora happy combms tion of the moatviltiabic herb*, be. ifbecomns a balsam of a superior value- It bcals the ip. jirred parts, opens the pores, and somposet the disturbed aerrea, after the manner of an anodyne/ conaequeatly the obttruction oi the chest and the lung* which evhstitute th.s iliaesac, particular iy heed it* die. It promotes expectoration, which is constantly colled for, snu whitat it cleanses and heal*, it also give* strength to the tender lunga In thia manner it removes the hectic fever, i-nnreves digea- lion, give*strength to the nerves, repair* the ■pptt-.tc and improve* the spirits. Thia speci fir. mav alwaya fie given in safety it is mild, pletsan' to the taaie. and may safely be given o infants, 'lor which it is of inelr.lmableValue. It afiords relief in bowel complaints, teething, tyhonping coughs, Ue. and is .found particu larly useful ir, hypochondriacal, nervous ami hyiterte*i disease*. 1 Each bill’ of direction rontain* a detailed »ccount pf.thia disease in *11 ita different stages, and will be secomps i-ied with ifa* signature of the proprietor in Red Jnk. It is offered for sale-by GEO. BV K.n.SO ,, only (my sole agent) Druggist, cor nerBav an.l Whiltsker-strecta, Savannah, at ope dollar per bottle. WM BUTLER, dec 30 30 tRESH garden seeds, AND BxtVbows YIowet Rooto* TUST received by the rubscriber, and wa- tl ranted of the hist season’s growth, 2 boxes Garden Seeds, put up hy A. M’Mshon f* | Co. Fhilailclphit, expresaty for this market, snd oontniuing the following assortments, vis. MAHOGANY FURNITURE, Piano Fortes, Curled Hair Ma- BOLSTERS& PILLOWS, CHAIRS, &c. FT! HR subscriber offers for sale the follow A ing articles, warranted to be of the best quality.:— . " - Eldeboards,Sets of Dining Tables r - Single do do Sofas, Tea Tables Breakfast do. Dressing Tables Do. with Glasses, Cr. i : d Tables , Rosewood Work Tables, Mahogany do (Secretaries, Bureaus i; Double and single Work Stands Ward Robes. Piano Stools Mahogany Chairs, Curled Maple do Rosewood do High Post Mahogany Bedsteads Du do Curled Maple do Mahogany Field Bedsteads Curled Maple do Mantle and Pier Glasses Cribs. Cradles, Easy Chairs Candle Stands, Window Blinds Hall Lamps, Brass Fenders, Wire da j Andirons, Tongs and Shovels Dressing Glasses of every description I PianoForf.es | Double and Single Hair Mattrasses Do do Moss do Feather Beds, Bolsters *aad Pillows Children’s Choirs of all kinds Windsor Chain of every description Cots and MatrasseB to fit. Also, a large assortment of Brussels and Ingrain Carpeting and Rugs to match The above articles con be examined at the store in Whittaker-Street, opposite Col. Slielimon. I. W. MORRELL. March 15 03 Fahm Edwfi Farrell Simon Farrell Wm H Fergurson Cap Rob Fittumory M. Michail Galloway 2 Nancy Gardner Win Gibbin H. Liet. M. R. T. Mor rison Miss Sarah Morri- ■Charlea Hstuy “ Mrs Mery H Hardee Miss Ann B Harmon George Hcnly Mrs Levina Hcrno Owin Higgins Miss Saruh Harris Wm Hoifuian Joscpli orSarali Hut chinson i J. Rachel Jacobs Mibs Rose Julman Mrs 11 R Jackson Symond Jacob Miss 8>M Irvine Syinond Jackeou Mrs Sarah Jones Juuies Johnston Lewis Johnston Grace Junes K. P Roll ■M C Kynsir Mrs Arm M Keen John Kdei) Sarah RuCing Tarlton knight Thus Koo APPROVED L’atentEamW'j Jiledicmea. L EE’S BILIOUS PILLS I. Drumhead Cabbsgi 2 Long Red Beet 3 Long Orange Carrot 4. Parsley 5. Leek 8. Onion 7. Salmon Radish 8. Early Purple do. 9. Bound leaved tO Early Turnips II. Late do 18. Saltafv 13- Asparagus A L 20 Package* oomaining the following Bui bou* Blower Boots, via. 1. Double Hyacintlia -1. .Fme Tulips 3. Narcissus , For mle by P. M’DEBMOTT. Fch 2‘ tg Essential Oil of Sjri'uce, JUST received from the Patentee, and Anderson’s do do Coit’s do do Anderson’s Cough Drops do do — do do Essence Mustard Worm Lozenges Black Drop Henry’s True (Jal- cined Magnesia Aiuller’sAsiatic Len itive Roger’s Pulmonic Detergent - ( Dalhy’s Carminative JTogth Ache do. Ac. A constant aiqiplv of the above useful e ». • • I Patent Family Medicines, together with a t'D mlMn TShcnZ tr g elleral assortment of Drugs, Chemicals, fisisrflthlSTm P erfumer y> Fancy Articlesf Dye Stuffs, 6 Star of Bethlehem | q„ t G i ass Lamp / < Lan)p Lan]|) Oil, &.C. &.C. can be obtained at Ihe store of LAY & HENDRICKSON, May 28 Druggists, Shad’s Buildings. 14. Bsrly curled Let. tuce _ If ""V* 1 Cabbage do American 1«. Nutmeg Melon Church’s 17. Spinach 1 18. Summer Savoy 19. Sweet Baail 20. Sage 21. Nasturtium 22. Celary 23 Early Peas 24. Late do 25 Early bunch beans 26. Bed French do 8 0. Turlington’s Balsam of Life Opial for the cleans ingbf the teeth & gums RelPaAsthmnticPills Do Botanical Drops Austen’s Remedy for the Piles Hinckley’s do do Thompson’s celebra ted Eye W ater Thompson's Teeth l’nste " Squire’s Grand Elix ir Jesuits Drops 9 neatly pi|t up LAY 1 May 25 in phials, anfi for sale .by HENDRICKSON, [ Shad’s Buildings. Wanted, TNMPTY WINE BOTTLES. Apply to tail.iU,' Aaa-a •> •••*■* aaLTal May 11 UEO. RYERSON. teptlj JOHN LEE, Guardian. 14 Notice. N INE months after .he date hereof, *p- .plication will be made to the Honorable the Court uf Ordinary for th* County of Chat bam, for leas* to sail tip whole or a JHUrt. o part* of a traot of land, lying and being ii thueo inly of Effingham, containing by re ant. aurvw, nine bundled and mghtv-fivi crey, and known by the dame of tpe Tuck-, ^seeking Tract, formerly the property fir King mud Hotahkiaa, now belonging to .the N egFO Man, I (Wlateof Alexander 8. Rou’y.firphansrfar the .fifild haod. .For sale.by 1 WILI IAH MOREL, .CALVIN JBAJiPBR- GuardifnA- B-Roc’a Orpbam. „ ..79 , | JulyU 87- j Benjamin Lavender Augustus ,B Long- street ' : George I.o fg m; Mrs Mart-y|n Jmnes Magill John 8 Maxwell rl Hubbard S Marslinllrq Jefferson Zipperer GEORGE SCHLEY, P. M. Oct, 1 21 Jane Slevens John A Stevens,Senr Esther Stewart Joseph Stevens Jane Simons James M Smith John A Smith William H Smith John M Sykes Ann Schyos John Simpson Jsham Scott James Scollcs Thomas Sullivan - - ■ ■■ Eliza Shorman B Slurges Alethiu Scruggs T. Martha A Tiot V. CapEdwardVcrnard W. Mary Wallace Richard Wsync Benjamin Wallin Bniluidn Walker June Walsh Sarah Washington Edmund Warren Guorge Weaver John M West John B Witter Emily White -— Williamson Time H William* Daniel Wilson William Williams Permcla Wingate John WWliite Joseph Wiggins Ann Williamson Hetty Woodruff Y. Isaac Young Ji nnett G Young E R Young i William H Young c Elizabeth Young | Guorge Youlle Geo J Zipperer 6’eoigia—Cumdtn County. p \ .L ip WHOM If MAY COHCfclLV \WW IEHEA8 M H. Hebbard applies to tbe vJr Court of Ordinary of said county, for Letters of AdmijuatiaUan on the estate ol Cspt. J. met Vincent, late of said county, de ceased : These are therefore' to die and admonish, all and singular, the heirs and crcd. itorsofuid tiect-uaul, to file their objection* if an; tiiey have, in the Clerk’s Office of said Court, on or before tbe third Monday in Oc- tobtr next, otherwise letters will be granted ti e applicant Witness the Honorable Within- Gibson, one (L.8.) of the Justice'of said Court, this 18tb September 1875 JOHN BAILEY, C C. 0 C. C. Sent J*./ 14 Gtorgii—Camden County. ro ALL fo WHOM If MAY CONCERN. qn^BEBE AS WUfiam W- Scab, applies to tJ# ihcCourt of Ordinary of said eountvjur t otters of Administration on tbe estate of Ere Wi ght, bte of said county, deceased 1 1 .use arc t erefore to cite and aabnomab, all and sin gular, the heir* end creditor* of saiddeoaaaed, to file their objeetiona, if any tbfiy have, in ’he Clark’s Office of said Court, on or baraw •he third Monday in October next, otherwise Letter* .* ill be greeted tbe applicant. Witness tbe Honorable 8pmu*l Clarke, one L.0.] of the Justices of said Court, this 18.h Bepember, 1825- - JOHN BAILEY, C.C.0.C 0. SeptlJ t 14 Whiskey PHILADELPHIA WHISKEY,in bogo- JfT heads, juatrepfiged and for sale by Sept 8 C. C. GRISWOLD fit CO- IN THE. PRESS AND ITILL BE aPDEDItr . PUIXLI8H3J) S. C. tr fi. SCSEJfJT, Rrice in Boards Jl Stl Cents, Religiotis Cases of 1 Conscience, Answered i» an EoangtKcal Man ner, aa the CaeHuticnt lecture, in Little St Heien'e, biehy . opgate.Street, BY S. PIKE* B. HAYWARD. TO WHICH 18 ADDED The Spiritual Companion -or the Professing Christian, . Trie'll at the Bar of God’s Word -, and some free thought* on the .charactor^of., j, THE,HAPPY-MAN.. ' PREFACE TO THE ABOVE WORK. T HE following Answer* were, amongst 0 then, delivered in a weekly Lecture, du ring the but winter, with a view to -eninv- the doubt* of the timoruaa Christian, quicken him in the way to Z in, to guaid agau.at pre- aumptuou t hopes, and promote theTife of reli- gion In tbe soul. That than important endi might be answered, the auditory were desired to supply us with serious Cue* of Conscience, arrising from the difficulties they met with it the course ol their experience, and toconfieii their names, that so they might, with tht greater freedom, propose their respective a--sea* and that we, in i-ur Solution of them, might be kept from the leut degree of fear or restraint. Through the repeated importunities of our friends, and from actiaTafitory evidences of use fulness, we have been prevailed upon to com mit to public view e select number of these answers,, though somewhat con'ranted. And we tope, that tltoae, into whose band* they may come, will read .them with Christian can dour.—And may tbe Spirit of God, withoui whose peculiar bleating all attempti will bt ineffectual to answer tiny reying purpose*. make these e powerful means orbringing then, nearer to Christ, and of making them more- lively and active in bia service I If this happy end is but in tbe least answered, we shall re- jaiee, und give G d ail tbe glory, diaregardii g all the little contempt that may be cast upor us and our imperfect labours. ji must re acknowledged to be a very difii cult and critical work to distribute (0 every one their proper portion, and *0 to divide tl,' word of truth, a* to give suitable encoursgr. ment to those to whom it belong*, and yelt leave (he hypocrite or prcsumptuoui sinner no room to hope. It is equally difficult to at tempt to deetroy tbe vain confidence of th< sinner, without disturbing the peeee, end dir. ooonging the minds or those who ere the res fjHoWf r* ol Jesus. Who is sufficient for these but yer hope, that the Lord baa enabled ne t bo in some measure faithful, an farts our apir tual knowltdge extends 1 and may be euabli you olio read, tn deal liaithfully with your owi scats tiiultn neithrr our labours, nor your per usal, may be in vain ! S.FIK H . 8. HAYWARD. Losrox, May 30,175J. As the Cases of Ctmacience bete elready been well received hy the religious disposer part of n.mhii.d, the Editor thought that ad- 'itionnl 4 lestionn of ihe same nature,sele/ied from the Pious Thoughts published in the Spiritual Magazine, which breathed tbe Mine evangelical spirit, would he acceptable tu se rious persona, and doubta not, but such as have regard for gospel-doctrine, will find the same useful instruction and comfort from per using tb, 4'icstiun* that are now added.' A *iSW OF THE CASES. case a. How thall we distinguish between the work ings of natural affect ion, and the real exercise f grace in religious duties f S. PIKE. CASS 11 What methods mult a Christian, in d oli- ning circumstance*, take to recover a health ful vigorous frame of soul, so at to be able to maintain real and eiote communion will. God amidst tbe hurries and business of tiL world I S. HAYWARD, oasb in. A serious person, who scruple* to eomply with tbe usual practice* of playing at cards desires to know whether these scruples arise from a needles* tenderness of conscience, or from the faithfiil monitions of the Spirit vl G idf-8. PIKE, CAS* IV, How may a person judge when a promise ot threatening comes from G d or is brought by Satin to the soul l 8 BAY WARD, CASE V. How far may a person judge of theatrengtl or weakness of his fiiith by ihe brightness o darkoet* of bis frame* I S. pike- cais vi. Whether a person; who baa been e greet •Infier, bei any ground to expert pardon, end the comforts of the Holy Ghost f and whethei he may partake of all the ordinances of God I -8. HAYWARD, CAS* VIS. Wh*t judgement should that person pea upon bimafilf, who knows himself to he In a dark and corrupt frame, but finds himse): greatly'unaffected with it, end stupid under it) —8. PIKE- Cam vjii. How may tbe times of family and aloset duty . beat regulated to the glory uf God, out own comfort, and the Advantage of those about l 8. HAYWAIID. MSS IX b it not preaumptious for a person to hope bo hast n Interest In Christ when bp sees fit dear nothing in himself, but ration to duubi and question HI 8. PKL CAU *“ b going to play* and other theatrical per formances oonaiftent with the profession sad practice of Uhrwtianlty } '8. HAYWARD- cais si, ' Horn may » pettoo, Who u fietbfitu nffal-. lowing the dictate* of proridenee In eficry respect, k no#, tbe mind end will fif God in any ; perticubir eirtumanuets whether temdorel or tpitiUtaH 8 PIES. CABS XII* Should wot * person who it not ocraforttbly neaouadedofhisbeing* reel Chris)(an,ebitaui fromtfae ordinance of tbe l ord's atipper, Ir# hexhkuMeatAnd drink damnation tdMiakff 1 tip) what Ubtbod mu# Wet pentta tike to set iaty a church of Christ ef hi* being a is*. . iblisti*0,' w/io : tali fag-affipar-v 80ME OF THE PRACTlEAL QUE41I0NS Ss:srrgspaa.p 2. How shill we bvow »he'tt«r:s)ur faPh ie •ertngemhllt elltbo areehtjeafiffikad finibia that may attend ,t,| 8-pHtKr * Queat. 3. whvv mays (icraan eorolude 010 heetjon G din theperformnee ofdu- 4uest 4 How may a oers-m khow, Intihe ssireaeoffiiayrr .iheihei he is ui.iVr 'the enocnee oftbe blptoed Spi t or under tiie m«ii mps of bit own natural spirit or-imagtr,.- 4h st; 4. How fir* ehllri ufGod may IklL yePhvrejryyymiphisanu! > ■ 4 •1' »een > nauiral snd x «pirTti«i^n'f^ tiui ' :fl - 4 i at 7. Hiiw may a pervon dislii.giiish be- • M-een the genuine conioUtiorut of khg gnp «»el wrought in the \*» r t by the Spirit« G*L «nd those comfort* iha’ sprirg from JfpItWh ir»*{ftnttion, or* dHuiiv« spirit* 4n**t 8 W’hy should the kiyxof Mosb,.by the ndyiqe of hi* privy ccunci), Ih » Ufr.B'«Y tmirineet danger and threreniry t’ifctfc^, *p- * ly fur relief to a pu#ct of thr G d]»aa, . a Balaam certainly w«a.*t d not tti Baal peiii* t’’/ God of be Moabite* l . Quest 9. How far shruld the master nf I ni jy ooncern himself about the eternal sal vation of hit ehildr a,servant*, Ac., la If bt* lu(y to readta portion ofthe scri{>iure to them morning and evening, and prsy wit h them 4 often? Should he not cat-cnise,orstkthem pertinent question), at pro; er tetsr At I , Quett. 10. Is it potsihle for a perse 1 to be regenerated, or h ire (gain, endyet ftf many year* alter feet he is rot t And may a person no way doubt of hit regeneration, snfl, at the same time, be an uncunrertrd person 1 4 lest. 1|. What advice ean be given to e -n u n grievit usiy dial retted with fears,doubta •pit unbelief? Quest. 12. b the death and tufferieg* o Lhritt, or hit pamive obediiuee, all that is re- (Uin d for the salvation tad justification of a inner ? Hath hi* active righteousness , no wrt in tiie work, nr muaeitbe imputed ?— t'lhelmpiiuticnof f his ’s active righteoum iietannesaential point of doclrina, or any a man be safe without it. ■ Quest 13 bit patiblefor a person, wbo-ia t abled to bewail hit own,vileneta. to be u- eired of an intereat in Ch-iM with etprntl joy. nd yet not have an astonishing view ofthe lory, fulness, ai d auilvbleeets of the (iedi- or, engaging ai d eot.tracting him to .lnve hi* Saviour, and delight in hi* ways ? And it ( possible to have ouch an affecting view of bi-iat before regeneration ? Q.ieat. 14. At I apprehend that the praa- ie of family prayer it uafrshhnihte in our iian the laat, or i» it because we are left tc* quainted with Ihe life, power, and condott of I'tatreiig'im whieb-iapute and undifiled be- fure God? Persons wishing the «boVe above work will aleese to leave their names at the Bookstore ') the Publishers — where tbe Subscription it .ow opened. 4- V 13 £00 Upholstery Store. T HE subscriber respectfully informs the public, that he has opened an extoq- sive establishment in the above line, next duur south of liix Cabinet Furniture Ware- House, in Whittaker-Street, and will at ail sen/ons offer, for sale a general areortment of FASHIONABLE UFHOLSTERY,con sist ing,of Fcntlier Beds, Bolsters and Pillows Mnttreeses made from pure curled hair Do. prepared moss Do. for ship’s births Do. childrenscrib* Do. Cots Easy Chairs, Bendstcads, Cotts, Door Alntp, end a large and exten."ive assortment of Cabinet Furniture of every description. All of which, will he sold very low for .cash or approved Credit. „ „ I. W. MORRELL. N. B. Old Sofas. Mahogany Chairs, Ea sy Chairs, end Huir Mstresses, corded and restuffed in the beet manner. July 21 Georgia, Chatham County By the H..mmhle the Jurticet of the Iufirior Court of Chatham County, tilting for or dinary purnr*-t* ‘ TO ALL WHOM IT JH.1T V ONCE Rtf, WHEREAS Jonathan Meigs, vdmiiiiatrv- VsW tor of the estate of Samuel Haughton, deceased, he* petitioned the Com t of Ordina ry, to be dismiaaed from hit told Seminittre- tion: Now these are therefore, to cite 'apd admoniahail persons interested in the at idea Ate to file their objection!, if any they have, to the granting nf the prayer of the petitiyner n the Clerk’.. Office of the said Court, on or before the tenth day of March next, fillior. wise Lettera Ditmistory will be granted ihe petitioner- . * Witness the Honorable Anthony Porter*Ore of the mu Justices, thia tenth day or September, eighteen hundred m il. twen ty-five. SAMUEL M. Bond, Clerk Court Ordinary. Serf *0 j5 Tl» trubaoTiber HAS RECEIVED PER SHIP ; EMPE ROR, AtfD OTHER LA TE ' ARRIVALS. WAFFLE AND WAVER IRONS YY Dust Pena and Spit-Boxen _ Hxif eqd Wist Broqnta Club end Broad Axee. Scrubbing, Cloth end Hair Bnuhty, A 1. X O, A few dozen Pocketlighte ‘ N. B. WEED. July 23 9ta Lard, August ft