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Newspaper Page TextSheriff’s Sale. Om m*ia» Tuetdtty ta Jfovmhtrneei. wiriLLwerid before the 8iu(t Howe In " OMte. County. Wt.re. tbu «-*»», bM ^ especially AU that eertetatyeet erpetoriuf Muff •-» j * *ud t* of ch^iw »»d £f: u - Georgia M the edit between tb* liii dlS!!!!??:?. 1 " saSiattBfiKJtsfflftjs saniar ef three ddforeet **d originally •TM I but adjoining each other, tbvfirri ef which era* arif^MlIy granted to Mielttl Hit tor for et* hundred tend, theteopnd df whin* 1 IWtobiiuMm |Wr lip* PMWPI ■■! — i-_• ortgteaRy nato to Jno. BUi for «ty a- , tad tha third **d lari of which. itaahr granted rf Mlebrel Ritter fur fifty mm. whieh 5re* tract* efleadooMalxin tba whole (act Preluding Redoubt Mud) two Hundred j't ivUTvIpartttt rbMtt,1diS *Undl*5 Rbeuoitie generally of ta utotroui character, tne chrorie dietaees, erring ta daWtytted eoaitl tujlona, but more espeyldly for SypUHa, *r .ffdcatoaa erring thsryftow, OJeert of the Larynx, Nodes, Ire. tad that dreadful dta tt > . .. -. — tri (ieMa iva UM .ws .apoweifol and an effectual raaaady.— tUecovaiy of this mcdcre* hns beta »b« of tone end attentive ttudv, and It ta tade pubKi ftom the tRoat de otdad oon. ... foupdad oi» ample experience, of it a purer In erallrtlSng thoae diseiaea^/ter aoarjf altar medicine hae failed. It cannot, however, be supposed, that tbta fiiuu MB Invariably cure—the moat es- 'eeaaed medicine*, employed by tba Faeulty, ‘ •fun fail in tba very diaaaaM for which W¥. fiwgJM, Ho. 13, Booth Ninth Street, ... . opposite I Unlveralty of feniiaylvanla. Philadelphia, February, IBM. e jutt tooeiynd a 1 tah ra$«a§ with the ioventor.Mr. Wm. 8w*im,,«f jviU enable theip to offer to the public a putt and rngduttinted ertWe.. Druggists and Thetubaptiberaheve supply of the above \ CINE, tod hive made with the ioventor.Mr. Wm. BwaimT.tf jriU othere who purchase to aett araih, can have It at the original price established by the proprietor. LAY*. HENDRICKSON, Chemiets and Drureiata, Shad*a Buildings- A Treatise on Swaim'l Panacea, with caeca illustrating ita aueceaa, will be loaned to thoae interested, by applying as above. June 28 brrisdeifth*witUr^tia W pia Bneia^B»nI , 'ot^h*' >bay attoonddeted specific, t but if the use or against JohaW.Blirk Oct 4 ISAAC O'LYON a e e. 022 | moat ovary eauaa|of the dritedert specified. Van lings ‘ POL K DBLPH18, THE INDIAN EXTRACT ' sheriff's o«le... On the jtot Tueeday in Ahaemfiar next. TfWlU.be eoid before (be Court House i w the eity of Savanneh, between the ua tui Min of otto. Two Stages, loot Rones, end four nets of Barnoaa, belonging to thie end of the Angus to Lin^ levied on under e forelosur* ot a Mortgage from Joespb t Thompson, to Jo. •nph Cunning, tastgned tdAibkander T Depeon. A D’LYON, a. a o o. PP»d Thousands art Hngaring under tboaa com plaint,, in some form, linking to the grave, •lihcut a rattody. whom thla medicine would eerttinly roatere to perfect health and vigour. Ita aefoty end innooence hive been fully rett ed, ao thet it mey be adminiatered to the ten* doreat lnfo”t- The meet dietinguiahed phyai- eitne in the United Stetet recommend it, nod -dmlt, tbit t more Imporuut discovery in me* dical science bet not benn made i end to uae the hinguaxt of one of the most eminent Pru ts of the tgn, it is a triwspA in rto ,Asa8y To the prelent end rising generation., * incalculable, the benefit mutt prove incaleuVebTe, not only by laving many many valuable livee, but im parting strength end soundness to deHSiaed Notice. lendesrruptwi constitutions,-lAere&y prtttrv intthtir if tying frim hereditary dteeaeee.- I ifeto' facu, together with the numeroua cures •nude, form irrttlihlepretf of the high velne TCINB MONTHS nfter the dete. of I-v notice, application will be made to the honorable the Court of Ordinarrof Liber tjr County, ibr permission to sell.opart of | the reel estate of John Stacy, deceased, for tho benefit of the helm and creditors of said deceased. JOHN W. STACY, Administrator. dec' 18 il self of the truth of what is here stai the rectitude of the Prrprietor'e intentisna. The cures performed in this city alone, es tabUih lta superior virtue on a ba.U'tn# solid ta be affected by the malignity of the envious. It is worthy of remark, that the greater pert of the patients who have been permanently cured, had, previous to the proprietor’s un dertaking them, received the shiest usisttnea and several were abandoned by their Phyai elans, ae being beyond the retch of human skill' Such uthe //cl, and as extraordinary wrrt winy ./ .Ar c 1MT, that an exhitaien neat tfotk ef them fit the Ueiveretty <f Pemuylvun Eitrsetnf k letter from the Bev. Jsmes ■ liih, dated at Bengal, to Dr. F Bed.we London. Dram Rn: A GBBBAilt.Y to y-ur request, I have with jR. diffl'ulty procured and new send you by the ship Jasm, Capt, Robinson, a few pound, of the Pokdelpliia, or wbat generally goes by the name of Indie Extract, e Medicine un iversally esteemed among the people of Irtdieo si t certain cure for the Rheumatism. Was 1 to inform you of the number of people wb are daily relieved end cured by title valuable Medicine, it wou'd require more paper then I 'em tble to purebtim end more time than 1 urn able to bestow. Indeed, thet fleet of thii Medicine is ea immediate, that in Rheumatic* vou would suppose it aeted si a charm in giv ing relief end removing th.t painful disease-. In the King'e BvU, it has been used with greet success, end where Mercury has been given or used to excess this Medicine bas proved a Saratoga Congress Spring Wa ters. F IFTY DOZEN of thaw Waters, fresh # bottled by Meaere. Lynch Si Clerk, of,I Ip, 6y the P.gfeeeer ef Surgery, before a acted New-York, end direct from the Bpringe, ladeudlance ef Studente. whe preneunccd.tkem just received per ehipAogUitk. Pereons I wanders In the heating urt. It has been intro- going to see would do well to supply them-1 uced into the Philadelphia Alma House ai d selves, eg they are offered at reduced prices I Pennsylvania and New-York Hospital, end by LAY fc HENDRICKSON, suck erere its Druggiete, ShacKi Buildings. ^ k'i other medioioei bkd foiled, that toe M«rw Surgeon of the Penniylvenis,HupiUl, Dr. Wm Price, wm Induced to abandon hie highly respectable offic , from the laudable design of benefitting ha fellow creatures, by cerry AN OBDINANCfi , Te prevent A egree, sr Pereene efCelmr Jrem mg the Penseet to England i where it baa al- pveing with ticket, tfrer >0 fcleck, PM ready wperrededtbe use of the genume end ter ether tne hieee | Preoah Hob of Lafocteur in a number of In- B and for mherpup-mee. Msnoe% in diseases for which that <a intended, * L* °*dmi»eM by the Mayor end Aldermen . ndile virtues ere publicly acknowledge by pf tte City of Ssyminah end hamlet* I r | t j, e eminent eurgeont there. Ufmg^Abwt fbmam Bnd efier the PMttgt of Lgln ell oomplica*ed eaeee of ^(u and Sg »«>• Ordtatnt*, no general ticke rtvall peas a 12^ >ad d,r5yphilitic Virus of the onto or person of wlour afterTO <Pclock,P l^ llt , developement of Bcrefole in M^iMaotieketnbidimt|r be given n*D I the child, tbit ia the only remedy upon which protect ibe nearer thereof from being ant-re-1 ( single hope of recovery can be reeeonebty bended hy the City Guard after the laid hour, | f^nSed, there baa been no instance of its nhtett tba place wbere he or aha is going, f uhl re, where propeily used it Imps-ts vi and the purpose foe which they ere given, bs Lpu the whole system while the cure is specified therein, and the.aeme shell net be I .gjng on—ni» eperatien as leng loeked for in ei force emr one night Ivalnhy the medical verld i at tbe «me time Patecattil September. 182J, fo Council I t ), e pstient it enabled to take nourishing food, W C. DANIEL!-, Mayor. I wrliieh under the common mud os of practice, Attest, M- Mgana, PC. fog mually withheld from the sufferer. In ma- I ny instances where the horrible ranges of ul- Btale of Georffin Chatham I « r »‘‘ 01 ' h »d UM bare ligament end Eune, end ® ' where, to all appearance, no human mesne bui County TO Al,L WHOM IT mat COVCERfo. aTVHERBAt Daniel Carney, Jr. hae appli- W ad to.the Honorable the Court of Or- dinary of Chatham County for letter* of ad toiniatretionon theesta'e and effects, of Wil liam Woodbridge.lete < f Savannah, merchant, deed, on behalf of the heira end ereditora, amputation could htve saved life : in rues extreme even >■ bare described, bsve pa tients been snatched from tbe grave and re stored to good health, end the devouring d'n- esse completely eradicated The ditenery ef a remedy like thie tune offered for tale, Aha teen a deeideratumfrom woe immemorial, The Proprietor doea no. uppute hit bore amettion will convince: he will therefore give »nd by req ieW of 'he, relatives. These are I referencea tu such as have been Cured, end therefore to cite end admonish all and lingular I those und :r his eafe among whom ere many the WnditiLend creditors of the said deceaa ed,to file their objections (if sny they have) to tbe granting of the adminiityaltibn of <b estate ol'the deceased to the applicant in the Clerks Ofloe of the Mid Cdort, on or before the third day of November neat i otherwise tetters of tdminietietion will be g anted Witness the Honorehle Elias Fort one of the Justices of,tbe laid Court, the fourth day of October, A. D, one hundred end twenty fire. BAM L. M. BOND, C. C. 0. Oct. 4 39fu Truumn TteftffVnuk, > March, 14, 4825 $ U7HEBB At en the 3d of March, 1P?S. a I* law wtepaiied by the Congress of the Un'tafi 8tate«,of whieh tbe 3d. 4th, and Itli Morions are in the worda following, via ■ f* lee. 3. And he 0 further enacted, That a snbscriptios to tbe amount of twelve mlHoea ofdoliaie, of the ala por cent, stock of the rear eighteen hundred and thirteee, ,be, aad A certain Eaet India Cure for the IUteu- matiem, King', Evil, fire. VALUABLE MEDICI YOTTEVA Vegetable Cat helicon. iQ^HB aubscribi r reapcetfoUy admits the at mat tentton ef every friend ofaoffwtlng bu ind invaluable l same la hf retry proposed i for which pur- 1, to to the above ocw.ai _ iy, whose unequal powan meHmlossiog framithe system the very seed* of disease, endla reaturiag tbe deranged tad ttoabid could with take. With my thanks, aaiyoui obliged bumble servant, tfe. 1 ' OttOBOEKANB. CltyofPhl<ndel*hta. at- Ity if Philadelphia. Gaorge Kme, of the Diatllet eg Bomb. *»rb, personally appeared, and, being duly sworn, doth declare end ay that the above statement !! in til respects entreat end true, and that tbe ilgnatart to it It ta the baud! writing ofthie deponent. - JOH'BINNB, Aldermen. Philadelphia, May SB, 18J4- pqae book* aball.be opened at tbe Treasury ofi condition or the organs of life to a free and the United States, and at tbs several loop ofil I healthy exercise of (heir fonetiona, baa exci- oes.on the firpt dty of April negt, to continue | ted the esl-miehment, end completely ailen open until the first day of Oetober thereafter, for such parti of the above mentioned de scription of stock as shell, on the day of tub •eriptlon, atand on tbn bouka of the Treieury, end on these ef tbe several loan offices, re apeclively / whieh eubisriptiun shell be effect ed by a transfer to the United States, in the meaner provided by law for. such trsasfors, of tbe credit or crea.tt standing on the mid hooka, und by a surrender ofi the certificates of tbe stock ao subscribed i Provided, That all subscription>y such transfer of stock shell he cnntiderrdu part of the said twelve mil lions of dollars authorised to b« borrowed by the first secti-n nf his set. •' See. 4. And be It further enacted. That for tha whole or any part of any sum which shall be thus subscribed, credits shall be entered to the respective subscribers, who shall be enti tled to a certificate or certificate* purporting that the United States owe to the holder or holder* thereof, hie, her, or their aesigna, a sum to be expressed therein, equal to the amount of the principal stock thus subscribed, bearing an interest not exceeding four end one half per eentum per annum, payable quarterly, from the thirty-first day of UeCem- it hi her, one thousand eight hundred and twenty eed the objections of the most incredulous — facte are the heel orfwmntt. In ordor to put the virtues of the fiathoKcon to as severe t Mtotlny as possible, it wm offered tisement, together with the attendance pbysielan, gratuitously to any eersne who would apply font, and whose ceuae might teemti come within the range of ita healing power—number* of severe cases nf long staid- ing, end some of them seemingly de-prr.-te once, pre rented themselves, all ef which have been cured, or ah much relieved m to warrant the assertion that a little peteevtianee wittdn In fact, such is the confidence of the physi cltn under whose care these patient* 7 were placed, in thie remedy, a confifie .ee reau.t tag ftom the irresistible conviction that has been forced upon Ilia mind by oeuler demon stration, and a personal trial nf it on himseli that he permits me to declare it M hie deri ded opinion,, that die Catholicon ia not only a perfectly safe and innocent, but n matt pow erful am) invaluable remedy in certain dis eases arid states of tbe •) stem, such a* the fol owing:— Debility resulting from intemperance and dimipation I Old and inveteraf" Ulcert. Pains in the bonee attended with swelUnge of the TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS. The Vegetable Cttholieon it peculiarly adapted to that* dieettee whieh ere prevalent iineng the coloured population of the south- In that disease wham (acalled yaw*. It tea .".i,,, sure remedy; a single trial of h, W® convince . ?’* nt * r * of it* superior efficacy tn any rente- !°" “[* dy oft similar nature In the United Stater five / trenaferable in the erne u-tnner M i« I join t i Indigestion t Blotrhe* on the. face, provided by law for the trsnafer of the atook subscribed, and subject to redemption st the pleasure of the United States, at follow* i one naif at toy time after tbe thirty-first day of December, one thousand eight hundred end twenty-eight: end the remainder et any time after the thirty-first day of December, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-ntne t Provided, That no reimbursement shall be mad* except for the whole amount of such new certificate / nor Until after et least six months public notice of tuck intended reim bursement. And it ehnll be the duty of the lobe r tract perfeot cure. The grettdifliculty, however, i M . procuring th.Extrect.will.form.ny I S7the^^ U ew,Sr.th e .ever- ?° I a> mm b y the ® «ubicribed beyond the •mount ing ?J r ““ E™*' * 2" vjl I of the certificates of four and one half per ipoutttoint of Thibet, in the, Berman Empire I gn| , |toc | I issued to them respectively of India, and held ao aacred by tbe nstivei, that to part with it ii like parting with their existence.” 1 ' Letter to Dr- BedweB, dated Jin. Y, 1823. Dear Doctor— I have been violently effected with t Rheumatic complain* for many years , “ gee. 5. Mid be it further enacted. That | the tame finds which have heretofore been, pimplen, he. i All complaints of the Lirer i Tatter.- Yawai Syphilis / Cutaneous diseases generally i Mercurial and scrofulous com plaints. The Cathnlienn (whieh the proprieter sol emnly pledges Ins word coniist* exclusively nf vegetable mailer) with the exception of t slight determi tation to the bowel*, whieh it preserves in a soluble state, acta insensibly, is pleasant to tbe taste, and require* no particu lar regimen, (abstinence ftom spirtunua li quors always excepted.) or confinement. As a gentle, eafe end agreeable cathartic medi Cine, improving tbe appetite end reetonng the general tone of the system, it is confidently recommended to iadiet in a delicate situa tion. W. W. POTTEB, t6Cb**nut-atreat. NOTICE. The tdtrtnttges ef this medicine ire, net confining tbe patient anneeeeserily to the house, or keeping him from his buaineu.— With one soUta'y exception, that ofspiritu- on* liquors. It doe, net lay any reetrlctiont upon hit appetite It Use gentle in its operation that the p'-Uent finds himself gettfog well he cannot tell bow. At it is not the wish of the proprietor to take ury thing lor which he cannot give s oPtiiidenUon equal in value, peraona at a diaunee who may wish to try ni* medicine, but who ere not certain if it be tppliooble to tlteir complaint, ere request ed to deieribe their cue and symptoms in s letter, nort.paid, end directed to him—this letter will bo immediately placed in h-ntlt fully competent to decide the question.— Should ihe remedy not seem to suit the ilia ease, they will be frankly told eo. CAUTION- To prevent disappointment it ie well to state that it takes in ordinary esiee from 3 to i bottles to effect a cure so that persons vim are labouring under any ser.oua iniirniiiy, must Alike up their mind to persevere tn Hist extent et least—if they do not, they might u well save themselves the trouble and expense -f usings tmaller qum'ity. All order, poet-paid and encleting the money, immediately attended to, end die mruioine packed and delivered with directiatu fur use, *<• any place in the eity, end forwarded si di rected N. B. To prevent the possibility nf nil im position, it will Ik Sol-1 In tbe city of Philadel phia, at the office in Filth near llacc-Str-.et, nr at the dwelling of the pjttfti tor, No. (6 Ihesnui street, only, and attoad hy his au thorised agents. W. W Pimfili, 66 Ckeenut Street, Phi/ade'p/Utr and now are pledged by law for the payment of tbe interest, and for the redemption and reimbursement of the stock whieh may be re- - _ - -.. . .. deemed or reimbursed by virtue of the pro- foeleMtueiatenceto mv f *. u *^ ing on the etock crested by rerann of euri. oidy one hoa .rf thelndi* Bjrart, md I nm ^ Kr , p , ion> tnd filt t(l , re de m p„ ori or retm- peifectly restored. Yojtr** tru^j.^ j i, une n,ent of tbe principal of the same. Aral Philadelphia, May 31,1834. At the request of Mr. W, W Potter, I hav» lately exhibited, in several instaueea, a medi eatea sirup, called Potler’e Vegetable Cetho Kcoo, with the moat decided advantage- I has, si-et, never failed effecting teure in I every cate in which I bare tbongiit proper tn employ it H. M’MUBTHIS, M D I have appointed UEOUGR RYE .ISON, Druggist, of Savannah, my sole agent. Drug- ,fists wanting the above valuable medicine, ipiie R, RALSTON, Philadelphia Letter from Tobias Jennings, Steward ef St Thomas* Hosptsl. London, Feb I, 1823. Dear Sir—l think il M) duty to inform you, that after trying every thing that could be pointed out by the most respectable physi cians anff surgeons for the relief of my son, without any auoceas, who you know, hae for many year* been laboring under severe Rheu matism, I wsa induced to try the Poladetphia, it shall he the duty of the commissioners of the sinking fond to cause to be applied and paid, oftl with him some endured, which rendered hi ns useless mem ber of soriety, and a burthen to himself. To my uttov astonishment the relief was insttn taneous, and by persevering in tbe use of tbe Extract, Iff* joints hare returned to tbeir pro per places, and hois in perleet health. Up wards of rixty respectable nersons have eal led to see my son, a* all who knew him thought it impossible that he eon 1 1 recover. FOR SALE by GEORGE RYERSON, out of Ihe said fond, yearly and every year, such sum and sums as may be annually requir ed to discharge tbe interest accruing on the amok which may be created by virtue of this act The said commissioner* are, also, here by ^authorised tu apply, from time to tim*, such sum and sums out of tbe said fond, u they may think proper, towards redeeming by purchase, or by reimburse meut, in con- ^ ■—r , . . , r . i oy purcnascp or ny rcmiuiiricmrui, n gummeringbope, that It might yve | thc ^ nyMoal uf , hil mme relief from tbe excessive pain he j of tbe Hid atook t and such the ei&cacy of the shore medicine may be seen. Mey 30 set, thf principal of tbe Mid atook r and such part oi the annual sum often million* ofdullan, vest ed by lew in tbe Mid commissioners, ss m«y be necoaaary and required for the above pur- 1, ahsd oe and continnn appropriated tn the payment of interest and redemption oi the public debt, until tbe whole of the slock which may be created under the provisions of thie cot, shall have been redeemed or reim bursed.” Now, therefore, notice ie hereby given, that Philadelphia, July 2StA, 1834. Mr. IT- W. Potter, Dear Sir—You expressed e with that 1 would give a eoneite statement of my tuffer- ingt, from * tbe nopelem commencement, ti the present propitious stage of my disease.’ About five years ago, on my pMMgc from Bordeaux, during the month of January, from imprudent exposure on deck, I wm seised with n violent fever. Having no medial at tendant* on beard, I wm compelled to beer it, es I might for two weeks, when on my ar rival at Charleston, 8. C. it wm treated m Typhus. Tbe skid of my Pbyaieum subdued the fever, but Phmoia-like, the termination of this gave rise to* disease equally distress ing, and trbich, till now, I bad thought incur able. Various abscesses made their unwel- *ill be supplied by him for cash, at the s.roe rate, as if ordered direct from me—via. £30 per dusen, or three dollars a a ngle Untile. W. W. POTTER, Philadelphia. Any person on application to the suhscrilirr will be furnished with certificitea of the tffi, cscy of tbe above medicine, sufficient to run, vince the mind of tbe moat sceptical, although too numerous and lc ngthy for newspaper -n- tertion. GEO- RYERSON, Druggist, Corner of Bay and Whittsker Slrceti. dec 13 come appearance, particularly on the joints, which were swelled to an enormous aixe.— These gradually subsided into bard tumors, one of which on my left knee affected the bone—sn inoiaion wm now made and ■ large wherd additional certificate* of book( ^ op enrd at tbe Treasury nf the evacuation of pus, mixed with pieces of bone „ w bi ji „ to hilTli ^ ttkeH pro confess,..- ■ — T»1, — sUama mniliAina tnan rid I .. « . • - .i . . _■ a _ A I IaaIt rtlsda IA fiillltftilfft tH IhlA I IllffiPfPft ttlfr I as- _ r ■ s _ ■ I -1. - . - .T , U!- Georgia—Camden Count) . TO ALL WHOM IT MM CONCERN. \4 wfiHEREAS Alexander Atkinson, Ad nin- *## istrator on tbe Estate of John Atk n- .oa, deeeMed, applies to the Court of Ordin sry of said County, for letters disrissory on said highly rupee‘sole citiaes, that ahall satisfy the meet inercdult.ua of its superior efficacy in the disorder* tor vfoich j: ie here recommended. Every member ofsocie'.y should aid in diffus ing inf rmstion of this discovery—Auman- fly alone make, ii a duty UertifteateR. “1 here within tbe last two years bid an op- I lubscribsre, ia proportion to the sums subacri- id estate t These ere, therefore, to e;te end admonish all arid singular, the heira snd cred iron of arid decerned, to fi^ their objection* ... (if any they have) in my office, on or before I bed b , hem mpecnvely. tbe first Monday in January neat, or leUt-r I SAMUEL L. SOUTHARD, will he granted to the appliunt. 7J (« Witneu tbe Hon William Gibaen, i L S || one of the Juetieee of Mid Court, boI- thie 35ih June, 1815. JOHN BAILEY, c.c.o, e.e June 30 83 United Statee, tnd at tbe several loan offices, on tbe first day of April u-.-xt, and cunitnue open until the first da-' of October, thereaf- •er, for reneiring subscriptions in conformity with the prevalent of ibe Mid law. The ■ubecriptiont mey be made by the pro-, -—. , , , , .■ prietorsef the stock, ehher m person or by 8ueh wsimy psInfulsiiuaUonthttldespa.red their ettorneya duly authorised to subscribe of *»«-being rertored to my beabh, Ihml and transfer ft to the United Slates. ra *. ukr Should subscription, of Mid stock be made but used, ffioogh in *¥»> *»«.?, to an amount exceeding twelve millions of 1 edy 1 cocld kjeer of- in this awful and lollsra, a distribution ofthe Mid sum of twelve 1 despond-ng e»ndition,thst 1 was penuadcu to million, of dollar, will be made among the I commence a courae ot your Vegetable Cstli-.l took plaee. In addition t* this, I auffered the Jnd it j,' f urtheI . 0 r de red, that a copy of this noit eiciiiciilinf pilniin my ipintsthat min be publifhfd once • week* in one of ever experienced. Every thing that wm I ,^ e pyblic Gnseitei of (hi* state, uniil •dministered either g»ve me no relief or •cr* I piifhtion ofthe time within which the suiiliie* ved to •ggnivite the disease, tne severity of I f cnt ^ Rn t ig required to appesr tnd •nswt rm which incruased with every succeeding year. | a f orcfi i ( | 1 True copy from the Mhuite*, thi-i 21st diy August, 1824. A. B.FANNIN, Gh-ik. •ii{Tiist 24 Georgia Cumden County. e thousand eigh- I portunity of seeing several case* of very rave I terete ulcers, which baring previously resist Georgia—-Bryan County. By Joshua Smith, Clerk of the Caurt of Ordi nary of the County aforeMid. TO AkL WHOM IT MAY COJfCERJf, {¥9 HERE AS, Phillis Manly bM applied for V# letters of administration on the estate ef Wiffiam Manly, late of Mid county, dee. In behalf of the heirs and creditors: Tbeae •re therefore to cite tnd admoni- b ell end aiti- gnlar the kindred tnd ereditora of Mid de--. to file their objection, (If any they have) in myoffite within thirty days ftom thie ante otherwise letters of admiaiatntioo will be gnn’ed tbe applicant. Given under my hawd eed seal thletsd of Sept, ene thousand eight hundred and twen. ty-five. JOSHUA SMITH, C. C U sent »9 t-iin Georgia—Camden oounty. TO ALL WHOM it MAY CO/TCEHAT VCW HERE AS John Ha-dee, A-lminie(rater vl ofthe Britt* of David G Jones, late of Mid eouaty, deceased, applirs to, the Cou* i ef Ordioaiy of said county, for letter* dia- ■imocy oOMid Briates These ate therefore to elie and admonish nil and angular, tbe heira and creditors of said dacesaed, to file, tbeir objections (if any they bare) in my office, on or before the first Mon day in March next, otherwise letters will ' be Siaated the applicant. Witnessi the Hoo.Wilffam Gibson, one of |*thersar* miking the genu- (L. S.) the JuattceJof Mid Court, this I triMeeA, kfo, tuking tkrea 37tb August, 18JJ. | hu< retailing a<pM or ita vi JOHN BAILEY, COt. C. O 0. C. * Enpr. 3 909 Swaim’s Panacea. FRESH SUPPLY of this Valuable | ed the regular modes uf treatment, were healed by the use of- Mr. Swrim’a Panacea and I do believe, from what 1 have seen, that it wilWprovc en important remedy in aero, fulous, venereal and mercurial diseases. *‘N. CHAPMAN, M- D. Professor ofthe Instttdtes and pneticc of Pbysie, io the University ot Penn sylvsnia. CPs. A. "Philadelphia, February 16,1823.” “lhave employed tbe Psnscea ofMr.Swsim in numeroiia instances, within the last three years, and have always found it extremely efficacious, especially in see-ondsiy syphilis and riiercuriei diseases. I have no heriutio in pronouncing it * medicine of inestimable value. “W. GIBSON, U D. Professor of Sprgery in tbe Uni’ty of Pent. Burgeon and Clinical Lecturer to the Alma House Infirmity, fee- « Fviruary tf, t839.” ”1 have repeaiedly used Swaim’s, Panacea, bath in the Hospital and in private pnetioe, and have found it to be ■ valuable medicine in eb- onie, syphilitic end acrofolpua. complaints, tod in obstinate eutnneoua affections, ■ VALENTINE NpTT, M- D, Profess ir of Surgery in tlie University of New York, Surgeon of tbe New-York Hospital, tie, •Jfew York, letme 5(5,1824.” CautVon to. Uuicjh^EBTE. , The great demand and wonderful auoeeM ef this medietas, have induced e cumber of persons to imitate it in various ways—Some re selling 8amparill* and other eylrupe, im- losing them on th-s ignoraut for the Pknaeea t begeooioe modidne with , , mg three bottles out of one, htu retailing some tff ita virtues. Tbeae im- iMiuna.cnd andedulteratrin* hare in many in- •aeea, pruffneted tb* aufferinga of patient* n eases where Hi* genuine medicine would are proved blatantly efficacious. I therefore < [remits duty I etc* the the pdblic, to ae- juaint them, tba( It la liripoaaible, from the erg nature of It* constituents, to be discover- Medicine, hu just been received di act ftom tbe inventor, Mr. 8weim, of Pbff-1 Ad by cbemieel •nglyals i and eonaequenUy, delphia- Druggiataand others who pur-1 that all other mfxluresrepreaented tobe min* baa* to aejl egem, can have it ct the ori-1 tad sold m such, ire fraudulent and here im- find price established by the proprietor. I position*, calculated tojdeceire tbe ignorant LAY fo HENDRICKSON, I tad unwaay.-Thi ret&n* medicmelaa my Druggiat^ Shedte Buil^ngip Oct I Acting Secretary of the Trosurv; rh fi tn-'f-/: Notice. N INE MONTHS after date, tpplieation -vill he made to the Inferior Court of Georgia—Camden County TO ALL WHOM IT MAY COMCEHM- I Chatham County, sitting for ordinary purpo- IslTr lMTHEDEAS Louis Dufour. Administrator If of the Estate of Buile Pelletier, dec* applies to the Court of Ordinary of raid eoun ty, ibr letters diamiasory on said esute:— These ere, therefore, to cite and admonish al and singular, the heirs and eredito-s of sa d deceased to file their ohjec ions (if any the;, rave) in my office, on or before the first Mon lay in January next, or letter* will be graote, *o t- e applicant. BV-gw Witness the Hon. William Gibao | L- -V. j I one of the Justices of laid Cou --- —'f this 25th tune, 18 5. jt) IN BAILY, c. e. o, c* c. June 30 83 | *ea, for leave *o sell all the rest estate of the :ate Thomas Savage, of Btytn County, via: Point Plantation, eonaistingoftwo hundred I and eighty acres Rice Land, on the Oveeehee River, four miles below the F rry, sdj-ining he plantotinn if Joseph Habersham and Ste [ phen Elliott Also, two hundred and fifty seres, more or less, of Pine Land, appertain- I ng thereto. Alio, e Tract of Laud celled | -Sarnia, e-mtalnmg fifty ecrer, on Medway Riv r, adjoining tbe lends of J. J. Maxwell. MARY SAVAGE, Adm’rx. June '5 FI con, end the happy result is *’/ «<a the. tue if the toe bottlee, my whole tye'em hat umler gene a complete revolution, my plum huvoforeu- ken methe discharge from my knee oegan to diminish, tnd soon cessed altogether, the ulcer from whence it proceeded being com pletely healed. Tbe tumors, for the removal of which I have tried io vein more > s nedies then 1 can name, are rapidly dectexsi-.r -, my appetite, whiolt was gone, haa returned—I an. in fact, nearly well, and feel confident that a few bottlea more of your, (to me) invaluable medicine, will make me perlectly eo. Your obliged fnond, THOMA8 BROWN, JB. Philadelphia, July 96, 1834. My confidence in the veget tble. catholicon I ii undiminiehed, and M freah in-tancet of ita I powers are daily occurring,™ my own prac tice. I have no heaitation in recommending it, | plic Georgia - IY THB ■Camden County. NOTICE. in the peculiar diaesae* to which it ia applica ble, as superior to any remedy I am acquaint ed With. M. M’MUHTBIE, M. D. N INE months afterdate, application will be made to the Hon- the Judges of the Court Georgia—Chatham County In the Court of Ordinary, May Term. 1825 tho petition of Henry ChvnpioOg Admin- U istrator of John Street, deceased, praying tn order JVTii to be made abeetute on hia com plying wltn the law, tor 'he sale of a Lot oi Ground, number four, [4] second Tythimr Reynolds Ward—Also, p.-rtof ■ Lot,numbe sis. Tower Tithing, L' jcker Waid being the real estate of the Mid dee. lor the benefit of the heira and ereditora i—It ia ordered, that s notice be published nine months, in one ol the Public Gasetts of tbe City of Savannah, requiring all pet sorts interested, to abow cause. if any they lure, why the prayer of the peti- tloner should not be granted. S. M. BOND.e e. o. H« M 44« Philadelphia, May 28,18 (4 — - mr- — 8m—In oonrrquenee of imprudent expoe-, — bl Ordinary if Chatham couniy, for leave to I ure tour years ago, I had the misfortune to be-1 «>'•*« *: file their objection*, if any titty here, -.1) all the real estate nf the late william Cral v < con , e sfflicted with s disease, the painfal re Ln my office, on or before the first doridayin suits of which induced me to apply in sue. January next, or Letters will be granted tne cession to several respectable physicians of | applicant, this city, from whom, however, I-received either no relief; or from those remedies I re. eeived another complaint quite as distressing ae the former. My whole system became s'- fected. I eoold get ao rest s» night on sc- sell *11 the real estate ofthe late William Craig, deceased, for the benefit of tbe heirs tnd cred iton of mid estate. JOHN M’NISH, Executor. It 19 Y1 I Notice. 4 LL persons having demands against the I ■ —- ■ n . - r _ | count of the violent pain that I Io b,.,, -A eatateof Conriaut Freeman, 8*9 Into ° r I of my body/ the weakness and emaeia the city of Weahjngton, deeeMed, are re srhieh was such that I could scarcely i every WitneM the Honorable Jtmes Scott, om of the JuMIom of saidCmirt, this nx- taei.th dty of April, eighteen hundred and twenty-five. [L.8.] JOHN BAILEY, C.C. ft C.C. Anri 91 U quired to hand them in, legally sttsried, within the time prescribed by-lawt nod three indebted to Mid estate, ere required to make imanediate payment, te JAHES HUNTER, Adm’r. Jen 14 43nx Georgia*—Camden, County. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Georgia-ChathomOomty. WSSS—t!SlSSStvSi walk. In thie Mate I fortunately beard of | your vegetable entholieoo—four bottles of which, bait completely restored me, f htve Downopplnt my appetite is goods tnd. my Strength restored With many thank* for the relief your medicine hat given lie, I am your obliged friend, ke. WILUAM WILSON. Sworn and subscribed to before me, May 28, 1834 JOHN BINNS, Aldermen. Georgia—Camden County. DY In the Court of Ordinary—May Ten*, 1835. /|N tbe petition of Robert Hoy, Eaerator of John Wackeriy, dee. praylrg an order AM to be mafie abaqluta, on hi# -complying with the law, to sell Two Tracts of Land in Laurep* Cauaty, bring the rent estate of tbe laid deceased, for the benefit of the -heira aod ereditora t It ie ordered, that a notice be publiabpd, nine month*, ln one of the Gs, aette* of tbe city of Savanneh/ requiring, ai) peraona Interested, to abow cause, ir any they M’Credie, applire to the Court of Ordinary I miitione, ealcul*tpd to deceive the Ignoe rj n Ind unwary.—The genbia* medicine ua my oan, why the prayer of th* petitioner ehould Ignatuieof a label representing Herculee and not be granted. \ S. M. BOND. e. c. o. r ‘ ontbeaeaT l| May 24 J sr im. * - 'tori _ Philadelphia, Alay 38,48*4. asri County, for Lettendwmistaryon the! Hr—I am eew, thanks to yout raadfclee.» MW of arid deceased personal these are, I hearty mar. Tor nearly six yean 1 bay* been — to dteand admonish the heira aad I a martyr to a diseases where, ravage* threat- . of mm dewtwd perm no, to file ] ened, if not toon (topped, to put:* period to objections (if any- they have) ie my of-1 my exlateaee. Maviug bad ao regular Medi- on or before the first -Monday in Jaeuary I cal advice ftom the commencemeet, au or lettaff wiUbe -gaaoted to the eppli-|eomt>lrintatlaetgottoaueh a. bright , that I P*nt I could not swallMr. without. grant- pant' aad Wihtott.tbe.Roe.WHIU*> Gihaen. difficulty. T^forntodl?diSfc*rp*!S t hydro, and 1 #■ -y-* w*kj;-- 'Jf* ItfreSO Gourt, of my body, and | began to thi nk my aituafom I ,hu **th Jane, 18?J- ahnwt desperate. The five bottlea of the JOHN BAILEY, *■ o. o- e. c I Catholicon whieh I hake taken bare sow 83 1 pletely eared me>aad lea now a* wwili 50 IN EQ-UITY. Between W, Dmiee. Admiidetraler, Complain ant, and John Came chan Adminietmtor. de bmie n* , tenth the will annexed of Oeor je Rlchardeen and othere. Defendant /• equity, Chatham Superior Court - Chancery, fiOth August, 1824. I T apprsring that John Murray Carnochan, one of tbe defendants in the aaid bill of complaint named, resides without the state of Gcoigia, in that ptrt ofthe United Kingdoms nf Great Britain aou Ireland, called Sontlard i It ia ordered tint the said John Murray Cbn nochan, do sppear and answer to Ihe com- plainsnt'a Mid bill, within nine month* from the date of this order, otherwise that the [K. TO ALL TO WHOM H MAY CONCEitN. nrHEHEAS Sarah Brown, Junior, widow, y y applies to ihe Court of Ordinary of -aid 'lounty, for Letter* of Adminiatration on the -slate of John Brown, late of Mid county, de. I ceased, sr neat nf kin i These are, therefore, to cite end admonish, all and singular, the kindred tnd creditors of Mid deceased, to file I their objections, if any they h-ve, in m- of- | lice, on or before the first Mondiy in June neat,otherwise Letters will be granted the ap plicant. Witneu the Honorable Britian R Btink- ley, one of the Justice# of skid Court, this sixteenth day nf April, eiglneei hundred ai d twenty -five. [L S. JOHN BAILEY, C. C. 0 C. C. April 31 ' 24 COURT OF ORDINAHY fOD 8AID COUNIY. W HEREAS John Chevalier, has applied to said Court, fir Letters Diimisti'iy on the 1 estates of Samuel Coxenr. and Em E. Muck, deceased. There ere, thereforr, t» Wte tnd admoniab, all and sing-ilsr, the kin dred and creditors ot tbe Mid deccued per- THE COURT OF ORDINARY 10 SAID COUNTY. \VVHERBAS Lewi* Baeblott, sppfiM to tba JJ Court of Oidinaiy of Mid Countyi f<* letters Domiawry os the eatateof Fr.acri Roaotapc > There ere- therefore, to cite are admeriak- aU and .aingaha, the kiadredI ere creditars of Hid deeeMed, to file then- ohjec ’ions, if Any they base, in my office, on or to- forei tbe A- at Monday in January next, other- wire Utters Diauusaory will** granted tbp the Honorable Samuel Ckrta. *ne uf the Jitatieea of said Court, the •ixteentbday of April, eigbteea bur dred end twenty-five. (L.8.1 JOHN BAILEY, C. C. 0. 0-" April-31- 74 HAY. BUNDLES PRIME HAY.laniitll from Brig Phettant, for sale it itU 19 0. C. GRISWOLD.