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':'n ' KJmP. W'V, . SHERIFF'S SALE. 0* third Tuesday ini Dtamber not, WFILbbeaeMi at tb* Cttart-Hoow, in the IT tow* ofJtfanoiiCmlH oounty, be- twee* Ik teal hdun of raJd" » Begun wo- Moo, named Lo<^, levied oo m the property •f Henry A. Harm, to niff * tax execu- ttoo agiinat litas, the the Tee* 1814—amount THOMAS, A * C.Q. Oot*7 3* EXECUTOR’S RALE, do Thursday the 15(A December next, W ILL b* aoM at th* plantation of th* late Col. Nlnkafe* Ware, oo Little River, fat Columbia county, ttie oan and (odder ted , other prorMoot made there tbb pr event aea- aow, au) all tba fanaioc fiteniUa belonging to 'the pllce, the atock of honaa end mules, ’ amoor which are tome valuable brood marea. 5 and fine oolta of the beat blood—the atock of aatlle, tome fbll, and tome half blood of the - EngUah breed—the atock of hop, and the Pitnlgtkm There are a boot fifteen hundred anreaof land, and enough cleared, and incul- tlvatioa to give employment to twenty-five or thirty bund*. Much of tbit land it of good quality, and the real vary rateable for ito ALSO, At th* aame time and place, will be told the Oriat and Satr-MilU on Little River, apd tbe Bridge to rapt it, known at Warea, with about forty aorea of land attached thereto. And oo.Thuraday, the 83d December, there will beaold at the Plantation on Savan- D*b River, in Colombia county, af the mouth of the Kiokee Creek, the whole of tbe corn *nd fodder, forming utensils, atock. to. be longing to daat place, and alao the plantation Raw, ioojading about ais hundred acrea of land of very excellent quality. , And oo Thursday the29lb December, will be apU at tbe market-booae, in the ' City of Augusta, about FORTY very likely NE GROES, Including mechanics, home ner- vanta, and field banda. The vale* at each piece will oonMehce at ten o’clock, A. M. and cloae at 4 o’clock, P. M. and be/xmtiou- "*d from day to day, until tbe property it all aotd. . Twelve monlha credit wQI he given for all .luma over Teo Dollar*. and notea with good security required, betbre tbe property will be delivered. SUSAN B: WARE, Ez'lrx. WM. W. HOLT, Ez'r October 81 Of the Will of Af. Wan Oct. Si , . 38 A CARD. T HE subscriber, admitted to pvactice'in tbe several Courts of Law aud Equity tk tbit State, offera to tbe public hit pro- foeaional oorvicea in tbe Courta of Bibb, I Henry, ’ I Janet, | Crawford, Monroe, Jaeper, I Twiggs, , Pike. WASHINGTON POE, Macon, Bibb County, (Ga.) July 7 84 Notice. 1KTINB MONTHS after date, application will A.W be mode to tbe Honorable Inferior Court - of Chatham county, for leave to aell the real and' peraonal estate of tbe late Mte. Anu Ham ilton, deceased, for the benefit of the heira tod creditor! of arid eatate, ' WORTHINGTON GALE, Executor. MHrh in a Notice. A GRESABIB to leave obtained form the Honorable the Infotinr Court, tilting for ordinary purposes, for Ctmdsn County, I (ball on the first Tuesday in D-cember next, expoat to Public tale, at the Court House si Jeferaoo, in aaid county, a lot of land in the Tenth Diatriet of Monroe County, No.'91, for the benefit of the nrphanaof Levi John* dee JOHN LEE, Guardian. .Sept 15 . 14 Notice. Vri^E MONTHS after date of tbla notice, JAI application will be made to the Honora. Me the Court of Ordinary, of’ Chatham Coun ty, for permisaian to aell all the real estate of Jtdin Wakerly, dee. for the benefit of tbe hairs and creditors uf said deceased’ ROBERT HOT, Executor. Feb 34 Notice. i will he _ J Cede to tbe Honorable tbs Inferior Court of Camden County, when sitting for ordinary pdrposei, fur leave to tell' 350 aorea of land nelongi.ig to th* .eatate of 5*hu Brown, de ceased. fur tbe benefit of tbe belts end credi tors of sail eatate. SARAH BROWN, Adhiatratrix. Jefferson, 18,b June, 1*35. June 8? ' 78 NOTICE. IbJINE months after date, application will be ll made to. the Inferior Court of Chatham County, sitting for ordinary purposes for an' order, absolute, toselllota Not- four anu five. (4 and 5Y in Carpenter’s Row, and lot No. 0*e, (1) Green .Ward, in tht city of 8*vsonah, being the real ertate sf Francis Jafinean, dec for the benefit of the beire and creditors of aald eatate WILLI\M GASTON, Qualified Executes.. Th* aubaerlber begs leave to inform hie Wanda and thb public, that ha bat eoopluted hi* luge iand eemmodiou* house, in tie ben and moot comfortable manner, nod ten der* hi* thanks to tbonowbd hove heretofore favored kiln with their stilt, tod’ flatten* himself that by hie unremitted attention to plow*, be will share .* pert of the publio patronage. Hia house will tt all time* be hnaisbad with the best the eoUMry afford*, hi* bar with choice liquora, sod {ua etahies with-good corn and provender, together with a ftithfol and experienced ostler. The Manpioo House in situated n* the east aide of the publio square, in the town of Clinton,, directly on the rond leadioFfrom Milledge- vllle to Maeod, and nearly opposite the Clinton Hotel. H.H. BLATTER. Clinton, August 83. 074re If. B—Families can be aeeommodated withprivate -rooms, which are comfortable. U" The editors of the Augusta Chroni cle mil Savannah Georgian, are requested to publish the above advertisement once X week for three months and forward their •eeounti to this office for settlement, 1 . PLANTERS^ HOTEL, WARRENTON. THE Subscribers boring enter ed into co-partnership in the PLANTERS’ HOTEL, taka this ineihmt of informing their friends and the publio that they continue to ktep up that well known establishment, on ttia east side of the publio square in Warrenton, and return their sincere thanks to Iboae who have favored them with their custom, and wish for m d,i a continuance of that support from the puhlic which their attention to biuidest will merit. Their table will be supplied with every thing the coootry and season afford. Their Bar will be supplied with tbe choicest kind of li- qeors—Stables provided with good provendor and attended by faithful and careful ostlers.' ASA CHAPMAN, ' MARTHA EVANS. October 18. S3* Tbe Editors of the Augusta Chronicle end Savannah Georgian, are requfcsted to pub- Itsb tbe above once a week for 8 weeks, and forward their *0000011 to the subscribers in Warrington. A. C. k M. A. " Oct. 87 '38 Korth American Review. ao. xux. C O N T B.N T S. in. IV. V. VL PLfNO FORTES. E XTRACT from the report of the Com mittee of Premium* and Exhibitions of the Franklin Institute of tbe State of Penn- •ylvtnia, for the promotion of the Mechanic Arts, for 1835. Paosjum No 47—to tbe maker of tha .beat borixontjfl piano, la adjudged to A. Babcock, of-Boeton, for apecimeo No. 337, which it o horixontal piano, made for A. Mackey, or Boston. It hia received the Sjrv’ . — —~~ " ’wwwfs.waw cebUfKUli The string* arc Ml of efeel wire, the lowest hotave being edverad with flattened wire. It notltle* it* maker to the Savon Medal, kavjng been considered the befit of the four A. Babcock, answering to the abovo de- •criptioa, sod warranted to be of bit very boat aafike, for tale bv S. / . 1. W. MORRELL, Savannah. PH •? tofu 1 Claims of the United States on Naples ’ and Holland. I. Messuage of the President of tbe foiled States to tbe House of Representatives, relative to tbe claim on Naples. ' 8 Message nf the President of the United States, transmitting tbe cor respondence relating to the claims of tbe.citixens of the United States up on the Government of the Netber- ■ lands. /, n. Lord Byron’s Character a ad Wri tings. ■ 1.. Recollections of the life of By ron. By the late R- C. Dallas, Esq. 8. Correspondence of Lprd Byron with a Friend; including his Letters to hia Mother; in 1809, (810, and 1811. 3. Journal of the Conversation of Lord Byroir. By Thomas Medwln. Esq. Wayland’s Discourses on the Duties of an American Citisen. The Duties of an American Citi zen ; two Discourses delivered in the First Baptist Meeting House in But ton. By Francis Wayland, jr. Pinkney’s Poems. Poems. By Edward C. Pinkney. English Common Law Reports. . Reports of Cases argued and de termined in the English Courts of Common Law. Edited by Thoms* Sergeant and John C. Lowber, Esqra Orphic Poetry. < Orpheus Poetarum Grscorum An tiquissimus.—'Adctore Georgio Hen ricn Bede. VII. Columbus.. Codice diplomatico Colombo-Ame >" ricano, ossia Raccolta di Document] original! e inediti, apettanti a Cristo foro Colombo, Ac. Genova, 1833. VIII. Guld and Silver in Mexico. A report on the Expediency of Augmenting the Duties on thy Ex portation of Gold and Silver, presen ted to the General Constituent Con gress of Mexico, by tbe Committee of Finanoe and Mines, August 9, 1834. .Critical Notices. 1. Palfrey’s Historical Dig- . course. 444 8. Perkins’s History of the Late War. 443 3. Wrifford’s Mercantile Pen- manahip. .451 4. Summary View of America 453 6. Addresses before the New- York Academy of Fine Art* 459 6. Bacon’s Plea for Africa. 403 ■7. Barnardk Polyglot Gram mar. 474 8. Crafts’ Addrea* before the Palmetto Sucfoty. *• 484 B. Blanco Whitek Spanish Varieties. 487 Quarterly List of New Publi cations. • 469 Index. 483 Just received by W. T. WILLIAMS. Oct 39 39 IX. court of Common pleas and OYER AMD TERMINER FOR THE CITY OF SAVANNAH, OCTOBER TERM, 1885. IXTHEREAS William C. Wayne, Freder- vV ink Herb, Charles Dunham and’Wil- liamloor, wnradfiiwn and summoned to at tend at Grand Jurara at tbia term of the Court and hare mada defanlt, Ordered, that they be severally fined in tbe sum of forty dollara, unless good apd aufficieot caui# 0f ex- coo# be filed on rath with the clerk of this court on or before tbe first day of (bn next term. And where** Hugh Cawidy, George F. Palme* nod Matthew Luffboroiigh, were also drawn and tummoned to attend tt Petit Jn- rora. -and made defeuftr Ordered, that they be severally fined in the turn of twenty dollara unless good and sufficient cam* of excute be filodenoatb with the clerk of this court, on .or before the first dfiyof the next term. . Tree extract from, the minute*. . ROBERT W. POOLER; Clerk. Savannah,'tilt Got. 1635. not**; ’ Pt»» l URANCE COMPANY NEW-YORK, INCORPORATE!) bv the U A of the state of Naw-York, for pnae of- insuring HOUSES and BUILDINGS, VESSELS IN P their CARGOES. MERCH4N1 other PERSONAL PROPERTY, Loii at damage\rj and alao to insure YE88KLS and. MER CHANDISE against the HAZARDS OF INLAND NAVIGATION, or TRANS PORTATION. Capital i’tock 8800,000* which hai fill been t»id in CASH, end the publio may roly with confidence upon the wholMum, being always available td meet it* engagements. R. HAVENS,. Preat. The subteriber having been appointed Agent for the above Company, will Insure against Lott by Fire,’and Haxard of inland Navigation, as set forth in thepreoeding proposals, on as favorable term* a* can be done in this city. S. C. DUNNING, Agent for Howard Insurance Company. N. ft—Persons living 'in the country, ciin have insurance effected by addressing the Agent, giving a description of the prem ia to be insured, pant paid. ’ ' Sept 30 Pilotage. A T » meeting of the Beard of foowiiiion.' ■ OB ** •*'!» Inatnnt, H waa ordered that John Robbins, bit •oppnndnd from noting fit * Pilot, for oo* month. JNO. G. HOLQOMBE,-StePy.C. P. . ' ■ ■ • 3Bul . 18 - WAREHOUSE * ooauszusoN swszxnas, MACON. T HE nndereigned has rented of larist Carter,, Euq. hia Ware-Houaea it this place, and tenders hia service* to hi* iliendt nod th* public, in the above line of buainens, with assurances that any. business collided to his earn, shall receive hi* personal and ondkided attentidn, and that his heat exer tion* will be uaed to give satisfaction to hi’ cuiiomcrt. The Ware-Houaea are ttaw, extensive, safe, and verv conveniently ar ranged and situated for tho transaction 6f business. He intends running two good nod sub stantial boats during the boating aenson, which will>e expedited in their passages,up and down', by the aid of one ot the Steam ■ Boat Compantfe Steam-Bwife, insurance on merchandise and produce shipped by his boats, can be effected in * reepnaaibfe afihw on as favorable terms as by any other boats that will run the river; and reasonable sdj vances will be made' by him on produce shipped by them to tbe consignment of his friends in Savannah. By tbe first boats he will receive a good supply of GROCERIES, which he will sell on moderate terms. He now offer* for Sate, 809 Pieces first quality Cotton Bagging 1000 Bushels Liverpool Salt. JOHN T. ROWLAND. Macon, October 13, 1825. Oct 30 SOfei NEW-YORK STATS LITERATURE M) Ittf CLAdd NO. Ill, FOR 1886, W HICH will be drawn on tbe fourth day uf January, 1886, «nd finished in a tuw minute*. 45 NuMOsaa—6 Ballots to *t Dsawn. I 1 1 1 Z 4 10 39 78 468 4448 SELLING SCHEME. Prize Of $109,000 is $100,000 do. do do do da do do du do do 50,000 20,000 10,500 63)00 8.500 3,(100 1,000 500 100 50 60.000 80,000 10,500 10,000 10,000 30 000 39,000 39,000 46,800 823,300 505) Prizes. $567,800 Notice. VALUABLE MEDICINE. Vegetable Catholicon. fDHl tubecrlbi r respectfully soli sits th* at hi tendon Of every Mend' *f suffering hu 'osnity, te to the fibnye new and inrahuMe rsiadfi MoUMAtok^ With my obliged bumble iervant, Oc Wyatt , jr th* data of this notice, application will be made to the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Liber ty County, for permission to'sell o part of •he re»l estate of John Stony, deceased, for uta bunoflt of the heirs and creditors of said defeased. JOHN W. STACY, ■ ■ Administrator. ' dec 18 *t Georgia—Camden Count). TO ALL WHOM IT MAI CONCUR*. rrV'IKMBAS Alexander Atkinson, Ad mn- W atrator.on the Bitata. uf John Atk-n- iun, deceased,'applies to the Court of Ordin ary of aaid County,,for letters dtam’SMry on aaid aatale i ' Tlieae are, therefore, to e.te and idmenish all and'singular, tbe beira and cred 'tot* cf aaid deceased, to fie their objections (If any they bavej lit my office, on or before the first Uoiiday in'January next, or letter- will be granted ti* the appHcant, ■ —A Witness the Hun William Gibaon, L N I pnn of the Justices of said Court, issd this 35ih June, 1825. JOHN BAILEY, e e o.e.e. •Tune 70 - > 83 In this Schema composed of 45 numbers by combination, with six drawn ballots, there will be 30 prises, each with these of the drawn numbers on; 585. eacjp with taro of the. drawn numbers on ; and 4446, each with one of the drawn numbers on t those tickets having nons of the draw* ballots on them being blanks. . • To determine the fate of the 14,190 tick ets in the scheme, the 45 numbers, from 1 to 45, inclusive, will be severally placed in a wheel on tlia day of drawing, and six ot them be drawn; apd that ticket having on it aa a combination t he 1st, 3d and 3d drawn number, will be entitled to the' prize of $IOOJHH) That hpving on it the 4th, 5th and till, . 502)00 That having on it tbe 2d, 3d and Itii 20(000 That having on it the 3d, 4th, and >tl>. lOJiOU Those two tickets having on them the20, 4th aud 5th, or the 2d, 4th and 6tti, etch . . 5,KJO Those four, having on them the 2d, Bd, and 8th, the 2d, 6t|i and 6tb, the 3d,4thfinu 6th, or the 3d, 5th and 6th, each .....2^00 Those ten tickets, having on then the tat, 2d and 4th, lat, 3d and 5th, 1st, 2d and 6th, 1st, 3d ,and 4lk, 1st, 3d and 5th, 1st, 3 d and 6|b, tat, 4th and 6th', lat, 4lb and 6lb, lat, 5th and 6th, - 2 d, 3 d aud &th, each'2,000 Those 39 ticket* having on them two ot tbe drawn numben, and'hose two the 3d nod 5th, each ,1,000. Those 78 tiqketi having two of the drawn numben on them, and those two the 4th and 6th, or'the 5th and 6th, safli soo All others, (being 468) with any other two of the drawn numbera on, each ....100 Anu all ticket*, (being 4446) having but dee of the drawn numben on, each,,... JO No ticket which shall bare drawn a prise of a superior denomination can be entitled to on inferior prize. Prise* payable forty day* after'th* draw ing, find subject to the usual deduction of fifteen per cent.- , f < .. ( *, TICKETS ..MVf'.jtlb •••in proportion* s IT N. B—Order* for ticket* or shares in the above Lottery, will be received fit SHARES ALLEN’S EXCHANGE OFFICE ON THE BAY. ■ Del 1° . ■ 29 . • ■ -. >■ Georgia—Camden Cdurity. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONDEMN. W HE0EA8 Louis D ifour, Vdmioistator of tbe Eatate nf Basile Pelletier, dec’d applies to the Cuart of Ordinary sf aaid noun- iyi fur tetter* dismiavory do aaid eatate:— h'j»e are, therefore,.to cits and admohiah all nd iiuguUr, the heirs and creditors uf sa>d ieoeased tu file their oHec ions (if any they -.ave) in uiy'offiue,on or before < he first Mon day in January neat. Or letter* will be grantee to the applicant. - ■-jiBi.l Witneaa the Hon. William Gibso IL-fi I one of the Juatiees of said Cuu thil 25’h tune, 18 5. , JO'IN BAILY, o. c. o. c. c. .I'l’ie 30 82 Georgia—Chatham County, to the ti.-urt of Ordinary, May Term. 18j5 AN the petition of Henry Champion, admin U utrator of Juhn Street, dec-ated, preying hi order Ni*i to be nude abnluie on his com plying witn the law, tor 'lie isle of a Lot o Ground, number four, (4) necond Typ pie. teynolda Ward— fili", p«n of a Lot, number six, Tower Tything, Decker Ward, being the real eatate of the arid dee. (or tbe benefit of tbe heir* and creditor* t—It it ordered, that a notice be published nine months, in one of he Public Ga setts of the City of Savannah, requiring all persona interested, to show cause, if anythey have, why the prayer of the peti (toner should not be granted. S.M. ftOND, c- e. o. May 14 444 Georgia’—Chatham County. tu the Court of Ordinary—May Term, 1825. O N the petition of Robert Hoy, Baei uinr of John Wtekerly, dec. praying an order AilAp be made absolute, on hit complying with the low, to aell Two Tracts of Land in Ifiureos County, being tbe real ettue of tbe <aid deceased, for tbe benefit of tbe beira and emditors i It la ordered, that a notice be lublisbed, nine month*, in one of tbe .Ga- tv'ttes or the city ef Savannah, requiring ail durioofi interested, to abow cause, it any (hey can, why tbe prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. S M. BOND, e. e. o. m. ■’« v Georgia—Camden poi nty TO ALL A ROM IT MAY CONCERN .1 lit i ERE Ah John Ha-dee, Ad-niniatrator of thu Eatate. ot Divid'G. Jones, late .f a.’id county, deceased, applies to tbe Court uf Ordinary of arid county, f« lettera dit- .htaory on aaid Estate: < beae are therefore to cite and admonish all and lingular, the beira and creditors ofsaid Jvcetucd, to fi * their oujeetiuna (if any .they have.: in my office, on of before the first Uon ly in March next, otherwise letter* will be ■feasted the applicant. . Witness the Hon. William Gibaon, one of [L. S.) .he Justice* of aud Court, tbia 27th August, 18 <5. • JOHN BAILEY, cm. C. O C. C. ly, whose unequalpower* to eliminating from th* system the very aeOdfi of dtHoae, andia maturing the deranged and morbid toodMn* ef foe organs oTlito to a free and healthy eaerciae oftbeir ftinetiooa, bu exci. ted the artunithment, and completely alien cedth# objection* of the msai mcrcduloui — Facia are Ae beet arguments. In .order to put the virtue* ef tlie itaibolicon to. as mvere a aentiny aa possible, it wet offered by adver- tiiement, togeibey with the attendance of a phyaietan, gratuitouily to any unman who would apply for it, and whose cause might •eemt come wiihihibe range of it* healing power—number* of severe cate* or long it* d- ing, and Same ot them scemmyly de.-ucr ic oni-t, pre-ented themielvea. all which have been cured, or »o much relieved aa to warrant the assertion Mat a little perseverance will do to. In fact, such is tbe confidence bflhe phyai cian under whose cave these puienta were placed, in this remedy, a confidence remit, rag from tbe irrewtible conviction that has been forced upon bil mind by ocular demon stration, and a peiwm.il trial nf it on himself (hat be permits me to declare it aa bit -dee). Jed opinion# that he Catholicon it not only a oerfeotlij aafe and innocent, but a moat pow- erlbl and invaluable remedy in certain dis eases and itatea of the *> stain, aucb aa the fol owing — Debility«reaulting from ihttmneranee and dissipation i Old and inveterat - Utocra.- Paint in*the bone* attended Wltb swellings of the jointi; Iridigettion, Blotches on tbe Sue, pimples, he. i All complaint* of the Liven rotter t Yaws | fiyphifia# Cutaneous diseases generally t Mercurial aud terofoloua cam- plaint*. V' The Catholicon (which the proprieter sol emnly pledget he word consists exclusively of vegetable matter) with the exception of a oiigb't determi -ation to the bowelg, which u preserves in a aolublc state, acts insensibly, U pleasant to the tatts, end requires n- particu tar regimen, (abnine'nce from-apirtuoua li quota always excepted.) or confinement^' As a gentle, safe and agreeable cathartic medi otiie, improving the appetite and reatdring tb, general tofie of the aya’em, it it confidently' recommended to ladies in a delicate ■ situa tion. W W. POTTER, 56 Cbeanut-atreet. '..-w 0 !™ *,!“*•*bb Diatriet of SoulE * nd> brtn * duly ^voriip doth deeltrt and mv thit A* *l7 ■ssjisij .kjstjs. at; Philadelphia, 4foy31,1034: At the request of . Mr. W. W Potter, I hav, lately exhibited, in several irittannrs, a medi eatea sirup, called Potter’s Vegetable Catho licoo, with the moat decided advantage. It haa, as yet, never failed effecting a cure in every cate in which I have thought proper to employ.it # H. M’MURTRIB, M D. Philadelphia, July 38th, 1834. Mr. IF- IF. Petter, Dear SiE-You expressed a with that I .weald give a concise statement of my suffer ing!. from 'the nopctesa commencement to tbe present propitious align of my diae>se About five years ago, on my passage from Bordeaux, during the month of January, from imprudent eipoeniw on denk, I wu seised with a violent fever. Having nq medical at tendants on board, I was compelled to bear it,asl might for two weeka, when on my ar rival at Cnariciton, 8.0. it waa treated u ryphu*. Tbe skill of my Phyaietan subdued the fever, but Pho Ji-like, the termination oni. a .... ,0HXI Aldenau PUtadelpbta. May 3^ 1824- TO EOUTHBRN PLANTERS. adaptodtothoSe*dira«e*wt^h MepjJijA sure remedy, ■ tingle trial of it. will C o„vi « planter* ofitaauperior efficacy loans *,.* dy of n aimitar nature in the United Stata . . NOTICE. The advantage! of this medicine are, n* confining toe patient unneceaaarily to th# houac, or keeping kirn from hi. biinuk-, With oneXollia. y excejptio i, that of apirtlb. Iin* liquors, il decs net lay any ratrlclimi utn, hi, appetite., his.u gentle yn in op th*tAepatiMVfihd*Tfi^/geiting P wSlta cannot tel) imw. Aa itii not the wiah o tta proiirietor to take any thing (or which cannot give a consideration equal jg penoM at a distance who may w>ih t« ti? tn* medicine, but who are not certain if u be applieobta to tlieir complaint, are reqgcit! ad to deaenbe their cue and aympiom. \„ * . etter, 1 R < f-P ,id ’ » n<1 directed to him—thta letter will be immed.ttfely p\ &C ed in folly oompqtont to decide 'Ihe ,g ibould the remedy not ae-rn to suit th. k ease, they will be frankly told so. . CAUTION. To prevent J aappointm-nt it is ..u state that it take* in ordina-y caiei from 3 t„ 5 Im tleato effect score aothatpe ion. who are labouring under any tcnou, infirmitv muat make up their mind to pcraeveiet- tnu they do not, they might u well aaretheinaelves the trouble and expense ■f usings amiller quantity, AU enters poil-pnid and encletinf the nnn immedtately atieiided tu, and the mmliune packed and delivered with direction: for . ■" any P'»ce ’»’he city, and forwarded h Ob rented. , N. B. To prevent the pniiibility of all in. ouaitien, it will be told in the city of Pliiladel- I’hfo, at the office in Fifth near Racc-Str tt, jrat the dwelling of the propri tor, Nj. (6 .ie«nu' atreet, unlv.an l abroad by him. hor.aed agent* ' W.W HOT! fife, 66 Chemul Street, Phi!aik'p/!:a< I have appointed G.sORGF, RTF. tS0\ Druggist, of Savannah, m/ loir agent. D-ug- ginta wa .ting the ahove valuable medicine, will be aupplied by him for c. ili, at the ante rale, aa if ordered diter.t from me—via 839 per dt sen, or three dollars a a i.gle bnulc, W. tv. POTTER, Philadelphia. Any pe'son on apulication to theaubnc ih-r will be furniahed with eertificatca of the . ffi, uaey. of the above medicine, suffiefent tn r,u» vmce the mind of the mint aceptical. ullbnuph too numerous and lengthy for newspaper B> lerlion. GEO. KYBRSON, Dnifigiat, Corner of Bay and IVUittaker Streett dec 13 Sta e of Georgia—Chatham Co’inty TO ALL WHOM IT mAYCOXCERX .IftHLRBAS Dsriiel Carney, Jr. hi s >#/ ed to t'ie Hononblf* the Court cf Q - dinMPy of Gl ttham Cuunty f«r lf*tter» of ^4* of tbia gave H«n to a dUette equally diatretF-1 mimtuttion on iht' e»\»'e tnd effects of Wil* «w_wbich» till now, I bid thought incur- 'jim Wurxlhi t f 9tvtnn«h. rr c. vchnnb deed, on behalf f the bein •: d crodncrp, Sent. 3 209 Georgia, Chatham County By the U .nuraule the Juat cea of the luurior Court of Chatham County, aitting toe or dinary purpciea TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONCERN, . CfFUKftEAd Jonathan Meiga, edministra S## tor of the eatate of Samuel Haughton, cleceaaed, hit petitioned tbe Court oi Ordina ry, to be dismissed from hia aaid administra tion : Now these are therefore, to cite aud Jmoniah all persons interested in tbe said el ate. to file their objections, it. any they lure, i the grafting of the prayer nf the petitioner in the Clerk’s Office of the aaid Court, on or lefore the tenth day of March neat, other, -rite Lettera Piamiaaory w'U be granted the ..etitioner- i ttneaa tbe Honorable Anthony Farter, one of the salu Justices, U>'» tenth day ot September, eighteen hundred and twoir ty-fivu. SAMUEL U B”ND, Clerk Ceurt Ordinary. Sept 10 13 Notice. N ine HbKTHS after the date hereof, ap* plieation willbe made to the Honurable us Court of Ordinary for the County of 'Chat- lam, for leave to aell the whole or a part, or parti of ja tract of land, lying nod being in the eo mty of Effingham, containing by re- uknt atirvey, nine hundred end eigbty.fi e ■erei, and known by tbe name ef the Tuck- •seeking Tract, formeriy the property of King fnd Hotcbkiaa, now bekmging to the atatoaf Alexander 8. Roe’s orphans, for the benefit *f laid orphans. WILLIAM MOREL, -I . Guardian A. 8. Roa’a Orphan:. Tula t4 87 Notice, VTTNE MONTHS after date, application il > will be -made to the Inferior Court of Chatham Cbunty. aittiito for ordinary purpw ana, for leave to toil all the real estate of the let* Thomas Savage, ofBrttn County, via : ' Feint Plantation, eonrisbog oftwo hundred and eighty seres Rice Land, on the Ogeeehee Hirer, foot milea balow the Ferry, adi?ining tbe plantation cf Joneph Haberaham and 8te- Alan, two bandied mid, fifty if tarn, of Pint Land, appertain- Alan, a Tract Land eaBad long fiftwatoefi, on Medway Riv tbehnita of J. J. MaaWeU. pb*n Elliott. Alao, two hundred end fifty aorea, more or leaa, of'Pin* 1 • ing thereto. Saliam eontali •r, adjoining the hmta of J. J. MaaweU.' 1# MARYfiAVAGH, Adm’nc .4' able. Variou* ahecoaaea made their uowel- oome appearance, particulirly on tbe jointi, which were swe'lnd to on enormous tiae.— These gradually aubdded into hard tumors, one of which on my left hose affcgied the bone-mo incision waa no* made and a large evacuation of pus, miled with piece* of bone took place. In addition to toil, I auffered the moat excruciating pains in my jointi that man ever experienced. Every thing that was administered either gave me ne relief <>r *er- red to aggravate the disease, the severity of whieh increased with event succeeding year. Such waa my painful aiiuatkin that I Jespaircl of ever being restored to my beal'bi I bail not only tried the regular mnana of relief, .but uaed, though in vain, eve*- popular rem edy! oojld hear of- It wu in this awful and dcapond’ng oonditioo,that I waa peraumled to .eminence a aourae of your Vegetable Caih I icon, and the' liappy reault ia, ”/ am the vie ef the .twabutlct, ajy whele eytem hat,under genea cempletc rme'utien, my paint have ft-#«- lee r me /’’ tbe discharge from my knee began 10 diminish, and toon ceased altogether, tile ulcer from whence it proceeded being com pleteiy healed, Tbe tumors, for the remnya! of which I have tried in vain more remedtaa than I can name, are rapidly decreasing ; my appetite, whieh waa gone, bsa returned -I an. in (act, nearly well, and feel confident fiat a few bottle* more of your, (to me) invaluable medicine, will make me per.ectiy so. Your obliged friend, T fHOHAS BROWN, JR. Philadelphia, July ”6, 1834. My confidence in the vegetable catholicon ia undiminiahod, and aa freah instances of its powers aru daily occurring, iy my own prac tice. I have no beaitatlon in recommending it, in tbe peculiar diaeaseato which it is sppfica- ble, as superior to any remedy I am acquaint ed with. : M. M’NURTHIE, M. D. ■ Philadelphia, May 38,18 ’4 . Bn—In eonaequenoe of imprudent expo* urefour ve*ra ago, I had the misfortune to be come afflicted with a disease, the psinlii! re sult! of which induced me to apply in suc cession to ae*emt respectable physicians of this eity, from whom, however, J received either ne relief, or from whoae remedies 1 re ceived toother complaint quite ia distreaaing as tha former. My whole ayattm became ef fected. I could get no mat at night an ae- count fifth* violent pain that I fert in every part of my body / theweeknem and emsem tino of which aria Rich that I could scarcely walk. In this at ate I fortunately heard of your vegetable catholicon—four buttle* of which, hae completely restored me, I have pow no pain; my appetite ta good; nod my strength restored With many thanks for the relief your medaeinfi has given mn# 1 am your obliged friend, fee. WILLIAM WIL'-ON. Sworn and aubacribed to before me, May 38, 1834. JOHM B1NNS, Alderman. Philadelphia, May 38,1834-. Sir—I am now, tbaak* to your medldoc, a hearty mar . For Marly tax yaara 1 here been a martyr t» aditentn, whoa* ravage* threat, enad, if not aooO stopped, to put k period to my exjatenoe. Having kad no regular meffi- ® adrio# from the mtatmanumant, my comntaint at kmt gnt to anA a height that I «wkl not aw allow without grout pain Mil difficulty. Tumcn formed in different parts iffmjrbody.ttdijMnnta think my rituthm Mmoat drapentn. lira five bottlea of the CathnBen* whieh I have take* have eenr pittqly eur*dm*, 1 ndl*mn*wM weBaal ano iy riqicst of ’he rrh’lvr*. ifor Thiac are therefore '<> cite and admonish all aodiinnitlu the kindrid \n-t creditors of the aaid drceai ed,to file tlieir obj ctiona (if an* they hue) <o the granting of the administration ol (be estate o( the derraaed to the applicant in t!;e Clerk’a l ffice uf the aaid Court, on nr before :lie third .lay of November next i Oihi tvise lettera uf adbiiuiattat on will be g anted W tr.evs the Hu uirahle Elite Fort one tt the J iuticea uf the laid Court, the fourth day uf October, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and twenty five. 8AM L. H. BOND, C. C 0. Oct. 4 2:fu Georgia—Camden county. TO Ai.L WHOM 11 HrV CONCERN. W HEREAS J. B«chlott Jun. administrate! on ’he estates of DavidTucker and D.,*d H’Crcdie, applies to the Court uf Ordinay f aa d County, for Letter, dismiiaury on the .states of uid deceased peixniia: These an, heyefure, to cite and ad-nomah the beira and irediton of aaid detested persona, to fie feeir obj ctfnna (it any they have) in my of fice, on or helune the first Monday in Jamur; ,txt. or lettera will be granted to the api>U- I 1 | Witneei the Hon. Williym Gibran, |>L.S i| one of the Justices of aaid Court, O ---'• tbia25‘h June, <8'5. JO IN HAILEY,c.c o.e.e. Tune .70 6’ Georgia —Camden County. •tv THE COURT OF CODINARY F08 fi AH) COUNTY. W HEREAS John Chevtoer, baa applied to said Court, fur Letters Duminorr uu the eatateaof Samuel Coxena and Eran E, ■Jock, deceased. Theae are, therefore, to cite and admoniah, all and lingular, the kin dred and creditor! ot the-said d ceued per. vona, to file their objections, if any they hare, in’ my office, on or before the drat (fender i» January next, or Lettera will fie panted ta* applicant. Wjtoem the Honorable Jamea Scot 1 , out of the Justices of mid>Court,. this »«; teei.th dav of April, eighteen huadred end twenty-five. .- [L.8.] ■ JOtfN BAILEY, C.C. ft C. ft Apr I 21 74 Georgia—Camden County. BY THE COURT OF ORDINARY F8 • SAID COUNTY. . 'TVHBREA8 Lewis Baehlott, apphea to 04 lM Court of Ordinary of said Couatyi W letters Diamiasory bn th* eatate of Fr.*aer creditor* of said daeeated, tn file their abj** tioua, ifnny they have, in my offioojon fora tb* fi at Monday in Junary awj- wise Letters DiamMory will be grtatad « ,PPl Witoew the Honorable Samuel Clarkri en* ofthe Jitalieee of mid Court, 1 ■iiteenth day ef April eifbteaa kciW drad tad twentjr-five. ft. 8.1 JOHN BAILEY. 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