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jpiTUMfl SAlMBBt
SHERIFF'S SiLES-—CONTINUKlI
. OnlAeylhaf Ttmdty in Mmmttr neat.
W ILL he (old tt the Court-House In
the City of Bevuaneh, between the
buuruuf 10 end iu’cluck.
All the right title end iatereet of Andrew
Manx, in RineM Wharf, being an 4ndivi<
Rid eighth of two uedlYidedihirdexod one
tindiffilud eeventh.of one undivided yifhlh
of two andirided third). leVied on u the
property of Andrew Kuo*. to eeaiefy an *x-
ecutiou in favour of tViUlamatw dt De
Villerw. • *
ISAAC D’LYON, S. C. C.
Oet 18 *8
MANSION HOUSE)
The anheeriber bene leave to
infbrm hie friend) end the public,
that he haa completed hie large
i.ittd commodioue house,' in the
boat aiKi moetComfortable manner, and ten
don hi* thank* to thoee who have heretofore
its
INSURANCE COMPAN
NEW-YORK,
I ncorporated by the wieiat•*
of the elate of New-York, for Jhe j
I .one‘of insuring HOtJSES add.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
On Ihe Jbret Tuesday mNbtembtr next,
W ILL be aold in front of the Court-
House in Bryan County, between tbo
uauat koun of eale,
A TRACT OF LAND, in said County,
known, hv the name of “ Palermo," contain
ing eight hundred acres, more or lees, bound
ed N. E. by‘Sweat’* land*; S. W. by a salt
marsh—other boundaries not known : Lev
ied npon as the property of R. T. Keeling,
to satiaiy an execution in favor ofthe admin-
Irtrator* of Beniamin Stiles, deceased,
THOMAS HARN, S. B. C.
Oet IS, *6
aetroaage. Hi* heuae will dt all timea be
hrcished with the best the country aflbrds,
his bar with ohnic* liqubrs, and hla (tablet
With good corn ana' provender, together
with afstthful and experienced oitlet. The
Mansion House is situated on the east aide
of the public square, in the town of Clinton,
directly on the road leading ffbm Milledge-
villo to Macon, and nearly opposite the
Clinton Hotel H. H- BLATTER.
Clinton, August S3. 07fre
N. B Families can be accommodated
with private rooms, which are comfortable.
O' The edifoid of the Augusta Chroni
cle- and Savannah Georgian, are requested
to pnblieh the above advertisement once a
week for three month* and forward their
accounts to this office for settlement.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
-On theJtrH Tuesday in December next,
'MTII.L be sold at the Court-Hoose, in the
Tv town of Jefferson,Camden county, be
tween the legal hotira of aale—i negro wo
man, named Lncy, levied on aa the property
of Henry A; Harris, to aattofy a tax execu
tion against him, for the year 1824—amount
due ls 1224 and coats.
I G. W. THOMAS, D. $■ C. C.
Oct *7 32
SheriiTs Sale.
On the first Tuesday in November next. ,
W ILL be mid b-:(ore the Ci urt House in
Chatham County, between the uiutl
houra.
All that certain tract jar parcel of land alt
tiatrd in the County of Chatham and Start of
Georgia on the salt! between the bland) of
Sfcidij|>av and Burnsides and known by the
aatwwof Rcdoulia Ulanu containing aixty three
aerta move or leas t also ill that other tract or
petrel of land aituated and being on Sklds-
way Island in the County aforesaid, computed
of three different and originally diatinct tri-dt
of hod hot adjoining each other, the first of
which was originally granted Co Miclaei Hit-:
ter for sne hundred acres, the second of Which
,wa» originally granted to Jno. Blli fb- fifty t>
area, and the third and last of which oral or.
gioaiy granted of Mtehael Hitter for fifty acres,
- which throe fraota of iand contain in the udtule
(not isehadlng Redoubt bland) two-Hui dre
a no thirty seven acres with the apourtensneea.
levied on to entiafy the Plautera Bank of tn
state of Georgia, on foreotosure of Morguage
against John W, Stirk.
ISAAC D’LYON. i. e. o.
Oet 4 (ft?
sheriff's Dale.
On the firrt Tuesday ha November next,
WILL be told before the Court Unuae in
VW the city of Savannah, between tbe.ua
nat bourn of aale,
Two Stages,, lour Horses, and four seta of
Harnett, belonging to tbia end of tbr Augus
ta Line, levied on un 'er a fnreloiure ol a
Mortgage from Joseph J. Thompson, to jo.
seph Cumming, aaaign-d -O Al-xandei T
Dopaon. A D’LVON a i o. o
» p: 8
Administrator’s Sale
W ILL be sold- at public auction on
MONDAY, 3iat inat. at eleven o’clk.
A- M. at the late residence of John Dillon.
Esq. deceased, the HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE St WEAR
ING APPAREL of the amid deceased.—
Sold by order of the Honorable the Court
of Ordinary, for the benefit of the heira and
(Oreditors. JOHN GUILMARTIN,
/ '■ Administrator Col.
’ „ Oet 20 29
favored him with their eell*i''‘and flatten 1 dUlUJINGB, VESSELS,WJ F]
himself thht by bia onremitted attention to 1 their CARGOES, MERLf
please, be with share a part of the public piker PERSONAL PROP)
P r.ANTERS>.HOTEL,WARRBNTON.
THE Subscribers having eutnr-
. ed into co-partnership ' ip ttie
I'l'H PLANTERS’ HOTEL, take thia
dfiMiiBK method of informing their friend*
and the public that they continue to keep up
that well knoWn SalabfinhinentV on the east
aide of the public square* in Warren tun, and
return their sincere thank* to those win. have
favored them with their custom, and with fur
a continuance of that support from the public
which their attention to btislnesa will merit.
Their table will be supplied with every thing
the country and season afford, Their Bur
will be supplied with the choicest kind of li-
qenra—Stables prorider] with good provender
and attended by faithfufaipf careful o-.liera.
' . • ASA CHAPMAN,
MARTHA EVANS.
October 18.
O* The Editors of the Augusta Chronicle
and Savannah Georgian, are requested to pub-.
Itsh the above once a week for 8 weeks, and
forward their account) to the. subscribers in
Warrington. A. C. ft M. A.
Oot. 27 32
laofifi ot i'otnogftbj T\re,
and also to insure VESSELS and MER
CHANDISE against the HAZARDS OF
INLAND NAVIGATION; or TRANS
PORTATION.
Capital 'tock *300.000,
which his all been paid in CASH, and the
public may rely with confidence upon the
whole aunt, being alwave available to meot
its engagements. R. HAVENS, Prest.
The subscriber hiving been appointed
Agent for the above Company', will insure
against Lose by Fire, and Hazard nf Inland
Navigation, aa set forth in the preceding
proposals, on as favorable terms a* can be
done In this city. . S. C. DUNNING.
Agent for Howard Insurance Company.
N. B — Persons living, in tho coup try,
can have insurance effected by addressing
the Agent, giving s description of the prem
ises to be insured, post paid-
Bnpt 20 *8
State Georgia—-Chatham
County,
TO ALL WtlOM IT.yAYCONCEKX.
iGHMHKAI Daniel Carney, Jr. hat appb
<## ed to the Hononbld the Court of 0 -
di ,»rv of-Jliatham County frnr letters of ad
-ministration on-ifie eatse and effects of Wit
'ism Wnodbiidg-.late - f dsvanhsh. merehsnt,
, ta- fi. pn behatf.uf the hsir* aid creditors,
anp -jr.q.ri if ‘he retadvea. ThfSt are
Is orth American Review.
NO. XLfX.
CONTENTS.
H.
HI.
IV.
V.
VI.
. EAECL TOR’S ---ALE,
On Thursday the iSth December next,
W ILL be auld at the plantation of Ihe late
Col. Nicholas Ware, on “Little Riser,
in Columbia county, the corn and fodder aad
other provisions made there the peasant sea-
- loo, and all the farming utbosile belonging to
the place, the stuck of horses and mules,
amoog which are tome valuable brood marts,
nod fine colts of the best blood—the stock of
oattle, some full, and some half blood of the
- English breed—the stuck of hogs, and the
Plantation—There are abunt fifteen hundred
tores Pf land, and eoough c I eared, and in cul
tivation to give employment to twenty-fire or
thirty hands.' Much of this land is of goud
quality, aad the rest very valuable for its
timber.
ALSO,
At tlio tame time and place, will be sold the
Grist and 8aw-Mills on Little River, and the
Bridge across it, known as Wares, with about
forty acres of land.attached thereto.
And on Thursday, the iii December,
there will be sold.at tba Plantation on Havan.
Bah River, in Columbia county, at thrtmnutb
of the Kiolcee Creek,, the whole of the earn
- end; (udder, farming utensils, slock, tic. be
longing to that place, and also the plantation
Itself, including about six hundred acres ot
land m very excellent quality.
And oh Thursday the 29th December, will
be told at the market-house, in the City of
- Augusta, about FORTY very likely NE
GROES, including mechanics, bouse ser-
vants, and field hands., - The tales at each
place will commence at ten o'clock, A. M.
tnd dote at 4 o'clock, F. M. and be continu
ed from day to day, until jbe property is all
sold.
Twelve months credit wilt be given for all
. earns over Ten Dollars, and notes with good
security required, before the property will be
delivered. '. .
BUSAN B. IVARE. Ex'trx.
WiVT'W. HOLT, ErV
October 21 , Qf the Witt of N. Ware
Oct, 27 . * 32
A CARD.
T HE subscriber, admitted to practice in
the Several Courts of Law and Equity
a ibis State, offers to' the public haa pro-'
ftsaional services in the Courts of.'
BM, I Henry, I Jones, j Crawford,
Monroe, 1 Jasper, I Twigge, , Pike.
^vabhinuto;
Mpp», Ribb County, (Ga
JTON POE.
)
84
Claims of the United Statue on Naples
and Holland.
I. Messuage of the President of
the United Slates to the Hqusebf
Representatives, relative to the
claim,on Naplna.
2 Message ofthe President of the
United States, transmitting the cor
respondence relating to the claims of
the citixen* of. the United States up
on the Government of the Nether
lands. ' -
Lord Byron's Character and Wri
tings. -
1. Recollections of the life of By
ron. By the late R. C. Dallas, Esq.
Sis Correspondence of Lord Byron
with a Friend'; including his Letters
to bia Mother; in 1809, 1810, and
1811. r
3. Journal ofthe Conversation of
Lord Byton. By Tbomaa Medwin.
Esq.
Wayland’s Discourses on the Duties
of an American Citixen.
The Duties of an American Citi
zen two Discourses delivered in die
First Baptist Meeting Houso in Bos
ton. bf Francis Waylsnd, jr.
Pinkney’s Poems.
Poems. By Edward C. Pinkney.
English Common Law Reports. .
Reports of Case* nrgued and de
tovrained in the English Courts of
Ci-raiqon Law. Edited by Thomas
Sergeant and John C. Lnwbcr, Esqrs
Orphic Poetry.
Orpheus Poeiarum Grecorum An
tiquissimu*,—Auctoro Gi orgio Hen
rico Bode.
VII. Columbus.
Codice diplomatic!) Colotnbo-Ame
ricano, oasis Raccolta di Docomonti
originali e inediti, spettanti a Cristo-
fore Colombo, Sic. Genpvn, 1823.
VIII. Gold and Silver in Mexico.
A report on tho Expediency of
Augmenting the Duties on .the Ex
portation of Giild and Silver, presen
ted to'tlie General Constituent Con
gress nf Mexico, by the Committee
of Finance and Mines, Augnat 9,
1824.
Critical Notices.
1. Palfrey’s Historical Dis
course. 444
2. Perljins’e History of the
Late War. 443
3. Wrifford’s Mercantile Pen
manship.- 481
4. Summary View of America 453
5. Addresses before the New-
York Aoademy of Finn Arts 459
6. Bacon’s Plus for Africa. ,482
7. Barnard’s Polyglot Gram
mas. ’ -474
8. Crafts’ Address boforeths
Palmotto'Sncioty. 464
( 8. Blanco White's Spanish
Varieties. “— 467
Quarterly. List of New Publi
cations. 469
Index. 483
Just received by W. T. WILLIAMS.
Oct 20 , 29
therefore i • cite end idmonith eil and inguler
Jte kmdrtd ami creditors of the nid deceat
‘ to Ale itteir obj ctions (if any they hsve)
be granting of the administration or Ih ■.
ite on h ■ droessed to tho applicant in thu
rk’s t Ace tif the sikl Court, on nr before
htthird d*y of November next; otherwise
letters of sdministiatien wit) be g' anted
T| tnet* ihe Honorahle Elisa Fort one of
the justices of the said Court, the fourth
day of October, A D one tboueand eigh<
hundred and twenty fire.
'• SAM L. M. BOND, C. C. 0.
Oet. 4 . S"f.
(ieorgta—tirtjan County.
By j .,ilna Rv.irti, L.ers ul toe flout-, ot Ordi-
n.rv nf the ‘lount,’ -ipitctsidl
T&.UL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
%B1.iE.iBAn, Phims Manly' .lisa applied for
jJ let -
WAREHOUSE
* OOMMZBSZON BUSUtHS8 r
-MACON. , I
T IIE undersigned has rented of parish
Carter, Esq. his Ware-Houses at this
plane, and lenders his.services to, liis friends
and Ihe public, in the above line of business,
with assurances that any business confided
to his care, shall receive his personal and
undivided attention, and that his best exer
tions, will be used to give satisfaction to his
customers. The Ware Houses are new,
extensive, safe, and very conveniently ar
ranged and eituated fur the transaction of
business.
He intends running Jwo good and sub
stantial boats during the beating icasdn,
which will be expedited in their passages up
and down, by the aid of one of the Stems •
Boot Compim/i Slenm-Bnati. Insurance
on inerchqndtse and produce s*hipped hi his
boats, can be effected in a responsible office
oh is favorable terms as by any other boats
that will run the river; and reasonable «d|
vsnees will be made by him on produce
shipped by Htom to the consignment of hie
friends in Savannah. By the first boatB he
wili receive a good supply of GROCERIES*
which he will sell an moderate terms.
He now iffere for Sale,
200 Pieces first quality Cotton Bagging
1000 Bushels Liverpool Salt.
. John t bowland.
Macon, October 11, 1825.
Oct 20 29fo»
lette.n of administration oo the ettati
(f ‘Villixm Manly, late of Hid county, dec.
lit behalf of the heirs add creditors r I hesu
are therefore toerte and aumoitl- b all and sin-
„ 'i|itr the kindred and creditors of aaid de
to file ibuir,objections (if any they have) in
Iny ulfice wilUilT thirty days tram -.ilis dat:
-tiher-visc leitcrs nf sdininistratKiu will be
gran ed the applicant.
Given under my band and anal tbia 23d or
Sept, one thousand eight Ituudred and twen.
ty.fipe.
1 JOSHUA SMITH, C. C O
‘•ept ’9 ' tv 19
VALUABLE MEDICINE.
VOtT VaVst'A
Vegetable Catholicon.
fffkHB suhacfiiu r respectfully aolibita thg at
11 tentlon ofevsty friend of Stifferihg hu
manity, to tn the above near end Invtilnahle
remedy, whom unequal power* la eliminating
from the ay stem the very seeds of disease,
Georg# Esoe.of the
orge Ksoe, uf the District of South.
* nd * being duly
' ni ‘k* »bo*»
•aTCkhsI respect, correct tad true.
«td Hat the signature to it b in the hand!
writing of this deponent.
Pilotage.
T i meeting of the Board of Commission-
A era on the 15tli instant, it was ordered
that John Robbina, be suspended from acting
as a Pilot, for one month. •
Bu order,
JNO. G. HOLCOMBE, Stcfy.C. P.
Oct 18 . "■ , 28qf
Notice.
VTINE MONTHS after the date of this
-v notice, application will be made to the
Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Liber
ty County, for permission to self a part of
tile real estate of John Stacy, deceased, for
the buuetit of the heirs and creditors of said
deceased.. JOHN W. STACY,
Aduifoistrator.
dec 18 21
I*.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS AND
OYER AND TERMINER FOR THE
CITY OF SAVANNAH, OCTOBER
TERM, 1825. -~
W HEREAS William C. Wayne. Freder-
ick Herb. Charles Dunham and Wil
liam lour, were drawn and summoned to at
tend as Grand Jurors-at this term of the
Court sod have made default,' Ordered, that
they be severally fined in the sum of forty
'dollars, unless giind and sufficient cause of ex
cuse be filed on oath with the Clerk of this 1
court on or before tip first day of the next
term. ' ’ '•
And whereas Hugh Cassidy, George F.
Palmes and Matthew Lnffborough, were- also
drawn and summoned to attend as Petit Jo-
Yon,’ end made default. Ordered, that they
be severally fined in the snm bf twenty dpllan
unless goad and sufficient pause of excuse be
filed on with with the clariic of tbit court, on
or before foe first day of the next term.
Trfie oxtractfwm the minute*.
ROBERT VY. POOLER, Clerks
Savannah, filetOd. 182$.'
act 28 .
Oe’itgia—•'Nuuden County
TO.ILL WHOM IT dMI CONCERN.
\YrtleiBnltr Aik'uvson, Ad.uip
stiator on the Kkltte of Jolm Atk'n-
i.teccRsed, »ppHeti to the Gouri of O’ din
>ry uf H»id County, for lottery di '-m saury i
I* id estMte: Ther.inpi thep< f»‘re, to c te »rd
dmoniub tli d singuW, the heir* »nd ere'?
<or* <*f said duceR>.ed| to fi e vhoir oi)jectn n
;if any they have) in my office, on ot bi-for
he Ar t f.ondRy in January next, or ietu r
" 'll he grunted to the applicant.
yVitrte«s the Hon William Gibaor. f
LS
June 30
oneuf ♦hfi Juaticc* of *afdGouitt
this 25 h Jti»*c, i8/S.
JOHN BAILEY, c. « o. c t
82
Georgia— aimlen County
TO AIJj WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
iEf HEtEAS Louis D-ifour, Administsstiu
v v of the Estate of Basile Pelletier, due’,
pplies tn ihe Court of Ordinary of saidcoun
. for Istiers dumisso-y on said estates—
h .ee are, therefore, to cite and admonish si
-id singular, thn heirs and creditors of ss d
-cceased. to file their ot-jec'ions (if sny the
-vej in my .ffleu,on orbefore 'hefirst Mon
ay in January next, or letters wit) be grade
- ti e rpplicant.
JLL!., Witness the Hon. Willises Gibso n
[IL V.,l one of the Justices cf said Cou
1 1 thisfij'h .lime, 18 5.
JO IN RAllv, 0.0.0. c-e.
June ^0 % , , 82
Georgia~-Chatham County
In ihe C.urt ot Oruinary, Usv Term, 18Li
U N the pe'ition of Henry Champion, admin
utrstor nf John Street, dec- ssed, praying
in order Nisi to be madu absolute on his com
I’lying witn the Isw, tor Iw. sale of ■ Lot bt
Ground, number four, [4] second Tythinv
tey olds Ward—Alan, p ,rt nf s font, numb-
six, Tower Ty thing, Decker W»id, being tht
real estate of the arid deo. lor the benefit of
tne heirs and creditors t—It is ordered, that t.
notice be put-kshed pine months, in one of
the Public Geiettt of the City of Savannah,
equiring all pnrsoiu interested, to show estue.
f any they Have, why the prayer of the -peti-
i ioner should not be granted.
* M. BOND. c-e. o.
MWM 44»
Georgiy—Chatham County.
In’ the Cuurtqf Ordinary—May Term. 1835..
O Nth* pmtaail or Robert Hoy, Exanjamr
of John wsckerly, deb, prayirg an order
AM to kemsde ebaolute, on hia eompiyinp
witti the M|k to sett Two Tract* of (And in
Laurens County, being the real Sst 'te of the
Slid deceased, for this benefit pf the hein and
creditors: It is ordered, that s-notice b>
ibliahed. nine month^lp oo* ofthe Gs-
suttee of the city of Savannah, requiripg til
persona Interested, to show cause, if any they
e>». why foe pMyetef the petitioner thauld
oet.be granted. %, M. BOND, c e. a.
f fifi : tt'.'
mr. * • ;
Gt’O-gia— aindea county
TO At.L VHOM-H MAY cOsVt EltN
TB iJtliBAb Jum, Hi -itu, A! itnisrtsto
>7 of the Estate o'. David G Jones, lari'
ta.id county, daoesaed, applies to foe Cou-1
of Ord inary of rod county, ‘for tetters die-
nitsory. on mid’Estate:
• heae are therefsrc to oite and admonish
sit and singular, the heirs and credito-aoflsi-i
!( 8ntcJ, to fie their objeetions (if 'Uy they
have; in my ollice, n or buforr'the tint Mon-
ay in Match noxi, otherwise letters will bu
Jranted tbt applicant.
Witness thu Hon. Willitm.Gibson, one o'.
8.] hejusticue'of said Louit, tbis
^7t!i august,-18 5 *
JOHN bailey; Ctk. C. 0 c. c.
S»nti S ‘>09
and in rertorihg the dertnged and morbid
condition ef th* oritans of life to ayftwe. and
healthy exercise oftheir functions, his exci
ted the estoniehmehi, end completely silen
ced Ih* objection* of the meet incredulous—
Facu ate ihe host arguments- Jn order to pul
the virtues nft'.ietTatbolieon to as'severe •
scrutiny as p.pifiblm it was offered by adver
tisement, together with Cm atthndanee of a
phyaleuni gratuitously to any siqimm wbu
wiMtld apply for it, and whose cause might
seem t" com* willili-ihe rangeof iu lieanng
power—numbept of severe cams of iongsta d-
mg.and aimed)' them seemiogly desperate
ones, pfe euttd themselvei, all ef whkk have
5ms cured, or so much relieved as to warrant
the tuertion that ■ tittle pcrteverance.will do
so. In fact, such lithe confideriise ofthe physi
cian under whose eare these tupienti were
placed, in this remedy, a confidence reau.t-
im» from foe irresittible conviction that has
been furred npon his mind by ocular demon-
sirstion, Vnd • penutil trial nf it on tumaell
foat tie pe- mits me ro declare ir aa hia d :ci-
ded opinion, that the CsthcUcon is not only S
perfectly safe and innocent, but q moat puw
eyful and invaluable remedy in certain dit-
uasL-s and states of the st stem, such aa ibe'fo)
inving!— ■
Debility resulting firom Inieraperince and
dissipationi Old and inverters'-Ulcers. Pains
in the bonus attended with swellings of the'
join-ai Indigestion, Blotrhee on the.face,
pimples, Ac. i All complaints of the Liver i
TetterYaws; Syphilis t Cut|iieouS diseases
generally t Mercurial and scrofulous com
plaints
The Cstholiqpn (which the proprieter sol
emnly pledges na-word consists eaeluslvelt
->f vegetable matter) with the exception of s
slight dutermi istion to the buwele, which '-
preserve! in a soluble state, arts insensibly, is
pleaumt to the taste, and requires nu. panicu
ar regimen, (abstinence It-ota s|nrtuuus It
quota *1 ways exoeptud,) or confinement. A
sgsntle, safe and agrepable cathartic mud
oiiie, improving foe appetite and restoring tits
general tune of the system, R is confidently
recommended to istUes in a delicate eitua-
tion. - W W. POTTER,
-66 Ches-iui-street.
TO. SOUTHERN PLANTERS.
The Vegetable Catbohcoe is peeuliufe.
adapted to those diseases which are praval^p.
ra^KSstoisnEsK:
Geotgii—camden County.
O ALL TO WHOM It MAY CONUEHN-
TV' ! EKE AS William W- Beal*, applies tt
’## - he Court uf Ordmary of said county,for
- ettertuf Adminiatrationnn the estateof Ev.
tv t gilt, late uf said countv, deceased i 1 - se
no t- eref,-re to cite and rdm-mith, slland-iu
xnlnr, tbc heirs and creditors of satd decease-'
to file forir objecuune, if any they have, m
me Clerk’• Oin-.e of said Court, on or bt fore
tbethird Mondty in October next, otherwise
Letter* wilt be granted tbe applicant.
Witness the ildnorabie Samuel Clarke one
L.S.] of the Justices nf said Court, this ’.8 h
bepember, 1825
JOHN BAILEY, C. C. O. C C.
S-ptAI 14
Ueotgij,—Cunuun County
O -XL its WHOM it' MAY rxtl..u,irtl.s
,%B EBEAS M. H. Hubbard applies to the
'-bj .out t of Ordinary uf Hid cuunty, fo>
Lr. -rs of. AdminuUstim on the- estate o,
■ rpt- J mes Vincent, late of said cuunty, de
c.itsed s These ere therefore -o cite sr-
..dmouish, all and singular, the heira and cred
ors ul Said decessud, to file their onjcCliotis
<1 any they tiave, in the Clerk’s Office of ssiu
Court, oil or before foe third Monday, in 0
oner neat, otherwise letters will be granie
• ne applicant
Witness foe Honorable Williar Gtbsoo, nre
[i..S.) of foe Juittc— of said Couti, t i» >8
Septemoer ,3:S
JOHN BAILEY, C C O C. C.
Sept W 14
Philadelphia. AfaySI, 1824.
At the request of Mr. W. W. Potl-tr, Ihsvu
bteiy exhibited, in several instances, a rr-edi
csted sirup, called Putter’s Vegetable Cstho
licon, with foe most decided advantage. I
has, as yet, never failed effecting .'a cure in
every case is which 1 have thong;.t proper to
employ it. H.M'MUKTRIB, M 0
Bfcl , .... J'JII’iB1NN3,Aldenaaa.
Philadelphia, May; 8%, 1124-
sure remeay t a single trial of it, wtll convince
planters of tt* superior efficacy to any rente-
dy of a similar natura in tht United atstci-
„ .. NOTH5R.
•nte advantages <nf this medicine are, nth
confining foe patient unneeetsuily to the
hooee, or keeping him from his business—
With one solitary exception, that of spiritu*
proprietor to take any thing for which he
cannot give t consideration equal in value,
pereooe at a diaUnce who m*y wish to try
uti w edict tie, but who are not certain if it
be appHcoble to their complaint, are request.
, ® c,cri *» e o*»e tod symptoms i B
a letter, post-paid, and directed to bint—thn
letter will be immedwtely placed in htnut
fully competent to decide the question.-
should the remedy not seem to suit tbe dir-
enee, they will be frankly fold ad.
CAUTION.
To prevent disappointment it it we 1 ! te
<tste that it tasea in ordinary esses tro-n ,1 to
$ hostles to effect s cure sothst persons
“re labouring under any srr n'n infirmity,
must makeup their mind ton-rs-v-.-r.„
extent at least-if they do no;, they might at
well save themselves foe trouble indtjpcnne
-f usings smaller quantity.
All enters post-paid nnd encledno the m-nry,
immediately “ttended t--( ami uic mu.'J..lift
psokedand delivered with directions fur je,.
• > sny place in foe city, and /nrwardeti as rtf
rented ,
Georgia, Chatham County
-by ale u- .lornute UJe Just s t*l rtf J (.'.tor
Court ol Citntbsm Oounly, sitting to- ur-
dnisrr purptiu)
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
if# ir-ttbAd JunMuan alcigs, Mimuiistrs
JJ tor of ttie estate of bamui-l Haugbtun,
Jvusaaeu, has petitioned tbe Cut* t ot Ordiba
y, to iicdumissud from tus said admiutstra-
ion: Now these are therefore, to cite ana
-umon-sn nil persons ruterestud in foe said ea-
.ate, to hie their objection*, if any they have,
at tlie granting oi me prayer of the petitioner
ni the Clerk*- Office of tbe said Court, on or
sefure the tenet day of Msroh next, other,
wise Letters Dtsraisaory wit be granted foe
petitioner-
■> ilih-H the Honorable Anthony Porter, one
of the ssiu Justices, this tenth day ut
September, eighteen hundred end twen
ty -five. bAMUEL M B')ND,
Clerk Court Ordinary.
Sept 10 13
Notice.
N INE MONTHS Hie: foe date hereof; ap>
plication will be made to the Munutauie
Court of Ordinary Tor the County cf Cunt,
to sell t
asm, for leave to sell the whole or a part, or
parts of a. tract of land, lying and being in
tun co inly uf Effingham, containing by re-
Lent eqrvey, nine Hundred add eighty -fl/t
eres, and known by the name of tbe Tuck-
.sucking Tract, formerly the property of
R-ng and Hotchkiss, now banging to the
state of Alexanders. Hoe’s orphans, for tbc
benefit of uid orphans.
WILLIAM MOREL,
July 4
Guardian A- 8. Roe's Orphsmh
Notice.
VTINE MONTHS after date, application
1 - will be mane to the Inferior Court of
Chatham County, silting for ordinary ptirpu-
sea, for Iqave »o sell all the rest estate nf tbe
late Thomas Ravage, of Brysa-Cnanty, vis:
Ppint Ylautetion, oonsisting of twq hundred
and eighty acres Rice Land, nn foe Oueeehee
River, four miles below the F -ray, atfi -ining
he plantation uf Joaeph Habersham and 8te
pbeo EHott Alan, two hundrod and fifty
seres, more er leas, of Fine Land, appertain-
Vl thereto. Alto; a Tract of Land eetled
Philadelphia. July 28M, 1824.
Mr. W■ W. Potter,
Dear 3ir—Ynu expressed a wiah that
wnuld give a concise statement of my suft. r
ings. from * the nopeihn commencement, In
the present propitious stage of my disease
. About five years ago, on my passage from
Bordeaux, during the month of January, from
'mprodent exposure on deck, 1 was seised
with x violent fever Having ho medir-n! at-
endanteon board, I was compelled to bear
it, as I might for two weeks, when on my ar-
tval at Cnsrleston, S. 0, it was treated as
rvphus. The skill of my Physician subdued
he fever, but P! anix-like, foe terminatiun
if this gave ris- ttya ditease equ«lljnti»t:ess-
mg, and which, till nuw, I had th. light incur,
-ble. Various abscesses made thn- unwel-
:ometppesrsner,'particularlyon Me joints,
vtiich were twe ied to an enormous tixe.—
These gradually subsided into hard tu-nort,
>ne of which on my left knee affected the
bone—an incision was now'msde and a targe
evacuation of pus, mixed with piece* of bone
■ oak place. In addition to this, I st.il ti ed the
most eacruciating pains in my joints that man
ever experienced. Every thing that was
idminii tcred either gave me no relief or ser
ved to aggravate the Jia.lrse, the severity uf
whirh incr-sased with every succeeding year,
dunh was my paiofrtl si .uation that 1 despair*--
ofeverbeiug restored to my hcal-h; Iliad
not pnly tried tho regular means of relief,
but used, though in vein, every popular rem
edy 1 could hear of- It was in this awful and
deaponding condition,that I was persuaded tn
.ommenceacouraeofyouvVegetablec -h I
•con, and foe happy result ii, "fern the use
of ihe two bottles, my whole tye'em htu under
gene a complete revo.ution, my point have fo oa
ken me T‘ the discharge tYom my Keee began
io diminish, and soon ceased altogether, the
ulcer from whence it proceeded being com
pletely healed. The tumor* for foe removal
of which I. have tried io vein more remedies
than I can neme. are rapidly decreasing: my
appetlteT which was gone, has returned—I arc
in fact, nearly well, end feel confident thst a
fear boities more of your, (to me) inrtlutble
medicine, will mike me perieotly so.
- Your obliged friend,
THOMAS BROWN, JR.
Philadelphia, July r 6,1874.
My confidence in the reget ible catholicon
is undiminish-rd, and as fresh in-tanecs of its
powers aru doily occurring, in my own prac
tice. 1 have no hesitation in recommending it,
in the peculiar diseatei to which it is applica
ble, as superior to any remedy I am acquaint
ed with. - M. V’MUHTRIE, M. D. '
alina, ooutmting fifty acres, on Medway Riv
r, <djmnipg the lands of J J. Maxwell.
fun? .*5
MAKY SAV GE, A^m^rx.
71
Dope Mats.
TUST received hy the .William WtHacw
ll three dosen beat quality India D4br
late, for sale by I, W. MORRELL.
■ M -
' March ft
Philadelphia, May 28,18 '4
Six—Tn consequence of imprudent expo*
tire four years ago, I had the misfortune tq be
come l.'ffiicted with a disease, the painful re
sult* of whjch indorsed me to apply in suc
cession to several respectable physicians of
this city, from whom, however, I raoeived
either no relief, or front whose remedies I re
ceived another complaint quite as distressing
as foe former. My whole system became *r-
feeted. 1 could get no rest at night oo ac
count of tbe violent pain (hat'I felt in every
part of my body/ the weakrteas and e-nacia
tion of which was such that I could scarcely
walk.. In thia state .1 fortunately board of
your vegetable Catholicon—four bottles of
which, bu completely restored me, I have
now no pain; my appetite ia goods and my
strength restored With many thanks for
the relief your medicine has given me, I am
your obliged friend, kc
WILLIAM WILSON.
Sworn aad eubsOr'bed to before are. May 38,
1834 JOHN BINN8, Alderman.
- Philadelphia, May 38,1874.
Sir—1 am now, thanks to yonr medicine, a
hearty mar. For nearly sax years I have been
8 martyr toadlseaae, whose ravage* threat
ened, if not aoon stopped, to put t period to
my exiMenee, Having-had-ooregnhr medi
cal advice from the commencement, my
complaint atlait got tdsuchva height that I
oould not awallosr without great pain nnd
difficulty. Tumors formed ht dURrent parts
efmy body, aedllMganlo think Sty situation
ahaoat drepemte. '74>e five bott4s ofthe
’Catholiooe which I have takaa bare com*
plet*(yenredma,aiidlamaatru weUaa I
N. B. To prevent the possibility of -ill i*.
pbaition, it will be svt-l in the ouy-of Phiiadei-
phia. at the offict; in Firth near Mace-Str-et,
orst the dwelling of the- propri- tor, N. 66
Ihesnu! street, only, and ibr-wd hy his au
thorised agents. W W. POTIF.u,
86 C!ie~nut Street, Phitaile'plfie•
I bjve appointed GEORGE RYE tSON,
Druggist of Savannah, titv sole agent, bri-g.
giita wanting the above valuable (neriir a*
t ill binuppfied by him for cash, at the sm-.e
rate, as if ordered direct from me—vn. £.18
per dosen, or three dollsrv. a a-ngie bottle.
W. W. POTTER, Plnladelpiiia.
Any person on application to the auhscril'-r*
will be furnished with certificates of the i ft,
cscy of tbe above medicine, sufficient to rum
vince the mind of the most sceptical, although
too numerous and lengthy.for newipaprr IK
■ertion. GEO. RYEIfoON, Druggist,
Corner of Bay and Whittaker Streets,
dec 13
IN EQUITY.
Between W. Davies. Administrator, Complain
ant, and John Carnochan. Admimitrater, de
Sortie no . with the inil annexed of Gserfs
Hichardion and ethcre, Dejendante.—h
emnly Chatham Supetier Court- Chancery,
20lA Augntt, 1824.
I T appearing thst John Murray Carnochan,
one of the defendants in tbe said bill of
complaint named, residea without the state of
Georgia, in that part of tbe United Kingdom)
ol Grot Britain anu Ireland, called Scutlutd i
ft it ordered that the raid John Murray Cir-
nochan, do appear and answei’ to the com.
plainanl’s aaid bill, within nine mnntha front
the date-of thia order, etherwiim that the
said bill:)) to him, bd token L r n confess' r
and it ia further ordered, that a copy of thia
order be publiehed once « week, in nne of
the public Gaxcttea of-thia atate, until the e»
pitation of the time within which the said de
fendant ia required to appear and answer aa
aforesaid.
f rue copy from the Minutes, this 21st day
August, 1824. A. B,FANNIN, Clerk,
august 24 j JOf
Georgia—Camden Conwy.
TO .ALL WHOM I f M 4Y CONCERN,
y^HEUEAS J Btchlott fun. adminirtri'or
on the eslatutof DavidTucker and Dav d
M'uredic, applies to foe Court of Ordinary
of at Id County, for Letten diamisaary on the
estates of said deceased persona: These are,
therefore, to ei'.eand admonish, the hrira and
creditors of said deceased persona, to fib
their objection) (K any they have) in my of
fice, on or before foe first Monday in January <
next, or letters will be granted to the'appli
cant,
—w Witness the Hon. William Gitvn,
|IL.S [ one nf the Justices uf said Court,
■- I thii25ih June, 18'$.
JOriN BAILEY,e. e o.c.e.
June 39 ' ' 97
HY
Georgia —Camden County.
THE
COURT OF ORDINARY FOB
SAID COUNTY.
IfifHKREAS lohn Chevalier, has applied
TT to aaM Court, for Letters Dmsntorr
on the eatatetof Samuel Coxens and Uni t.
•luck, deceased. Thoee ere, therefore, »
cite and admonish, all and singular, fits km*
dred and oreditors ot the aeid ducessed pert
sons, to file their objections, if any they htvr,
in my office, on or before the first Monday m
January sext, er Latter* will be granted the
applicant.
Witnem the Honnrmble J'mel Scott, o»*
ofthe Justices of aaidstlourt, this w*
teeLth day of Aps il, eighteen hundred
and twenty-five.
(L, 8.J JOHN BAILEY, C. C.O.C. ft
Apr I 71 34
Georgia—Camden County.
BY THE COURT OF OftniNARY (0
■ -SAID COUNTY.
WHEREAS Lewis Btchlott,applies to th«
'JJ Court of Ordinary of eaid County: fit
tmttera Diamisaory on the estate of Fr-.aeiS
Rnaotupe: These are, therefore, to cite are
admonish, all and ainipilar, the kindred are
creditors of said deeeaaed, to file their ohjrf
tions, if any they have, in my office, on or hr*
fore foe i /t Monday in January next,
wit* Letten Dtemnaory wifi be granted toe
tppKctnl* .
Witn eat the Hmtnnhle Ssnvsel CleraJ
one ofthe J-.ntieea of aeid Court, tha -
sixteenth dey nf April, tighter! hurt
dred end twenty-five. . -
[L. 8.1 JOHN BAILEY, C. C. 0, C C
.April 3\
24
HAY.
ttA BUNDLES PRIME HAY.IandiSf
DU from Brig Pheamtnt, for salehy *
April 18 C. & GRISWOL*'.
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