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w Georgia, Effingham County. BUPUIIIOR COURT, Iteceinter 'iVra*, Vb21. The Trmteei nMlic German"^ I 'k.mi Cengirg-liou at Ebcacter, i efthetttt- The Hein A U-prn«M«Sve» of Michael Mock, il«ee*»e<l J Ml 1> Nm O' , Ilie petition of the Tnlilrel or tin , , Gorman Lutheran Conpogatio.i, a rt.em-.er, projInR the forecl.w.re ol h' Ih|tlily«nf lie lemption of a.IlUl U»- " tia-cel oflatul, eoWinlnf two hundre.t » ire., IviliK mul belOR in die county ol I.i flluirium ami itutfe aforeauul, hulling ami t, n i . * M.rthwert on John J. Gr.i'^i-* Hm. north-eastward on John IIunoM»w»tl eu-.to.iJ nm civile Li) liner, 8. E David Un- •eld tint arc vacant at the time ol llie ■«*'«> thereof, originally granted to WoHtfS'H. Mock, deceased on the second «Uy«J A ' y,l, 0 nc thousand liven hundred »»"1 »‘ xt l fire, to uccure the payment of the »uin " clirhty ihillan, on the fourth day of Decem ber, eighteen humlrnl ami three, *Hh im tereit nt tin. late of aix per cent, lion the fourth ilu- of December, eighteen liun died mid nvoi amt it appearing to tt- urea aim rwv; - . Court tlftt there it W>w due on««> b, V!' endmortgagethe sum of Bix\v dollars hi h Interest tVom March twei.ty-ftlUt, cRhleen Jiuud.c l and eighteen, at ox per Cent. Ou motion of Wayne and Cuyler* At- tqrnles tor the petUionrrs»\t'»» ordered ths the amount duo on *aid bond and wort* •Krugc be paid into Court, with intmut, within twelve months, otherwise the Lqur tv of Redemption of tile heirs and rcj»r* ■ •entxtivei of the said .Michael Muck, be foreclosed,xnd that oilier and lurllierpro ceedings bo hud thereon, pursuant to the statute in such cases made utm provided- tnd it is further ordered that thu Utile In f mblished once a month for twelve months u oik;of the public gazettes ol lids state. Jixtraet from the Miniitu. JNO. OUAULTON, Clerk, dec It tie Cherry Hill for Sale. fi\ Valuable 1'lautution in B ) an count) a'tnstcd on tho south side of Ih Xlrcat Ogoshee river, about 5 miles he* l, iliu’t, iHulg.‘, and 20 miles frmn Mu Vunnah, containing two hundred and nimt 1 scrys of river swamp of the ftrnt ejunlit'» cm so excellent pitch of tide, two hundred of widen lire cleared nod under dams; and thi i-y hundred and fifty seven acres of lugl Intvl of mixed qualities, one hundred am fif y' of which are cleared and fenced 'J’licire tre now growing on this pin, tyti in, crops of colto 1 and rice, by the up I teurances of winch tlm qualities ol ill atuls under cult vation may be estimated There arc a large and commodious lm -i machine and machine house, cotton, cor nnd giu hotisos, ull nearly new ; ho ovi-i- seer's house, aoonifortuble dwelling lions, ttabid, chttir house, &c. negro bouses fu. ti-o accommodation of from 3d to (it) m • t ;roes, nud one of thcHrst springs of watet n tho low country. There w ulto Hitadied t.» Cherry Mill s tract, of live hundi-td R.’-ea of nlpe land, front which ull lit lumber, rails, tlavco, Oo. to be used on til 1 place, may be procured. A Pint of the above hml may he seen u' ♦he cilice of the subscriber, iu the fc- •change, Savannah. For •ernis, apply to Mr. James 9. llcnd 1) ricn, 10II-1\ lie mere, Esq. Uryun coun ft, or to H SAMUEL M. BOND, aug S3 f MEDICINE, SURGERY, fwiita|ta's Treatise on Poisons, 2 vols. ft8. Failhorn'a Observations on Liver Com- Notico. A T the expiration ol'nine months fr* m this date.-l shall apply to the honorit Me (lie Justices of the Inferior court sCImthsm county, for leave to m 11 the lot -lowing real property of the estate ol R.J lions'on, via 1 . . . One tract of 354 i acres of Land v Bryan county, situated'on Uid B rdcreek. bite Undivided fourth part of 1450 acr* of \.m\ in McIntosh county, situated o> ♦h« Ahtamaha river. Twelve Lots in ills loan ol Brunswick Oymi county. 1»AT. HOUSTON, May 13,1823. <1 dmV, H. J. H may 16 $ Notice. A T ttre expiration ot' nine month, from tin. date, I .hull apply to the honorable ; 1ht- Justices of tltc Interior eoiirt of Cha. t'lam oounty.for loai'e to sell the following real uml peroonol property helil by the late It J. Itiiii.ton In tnut, via : Cellar Grove plantation, containing up- war 1 !, .if l'SOO acres, aiioaleJ in the district eif White IHnlf. Onu Tract of Land, containing .10 acres, near tlie above. May bland, containing 100 aerea, Inure rr less .itoiied on the inarslira ol l.ittlv Ogecltee river. Also, between 65 anil ?0 Stave*. I'AT. IIOUSTOM, May 13, 1833. mfw'r. H. J. //aniton. . >nuy 16 $ . Notice, T^TINE months «ft«v date application will J3I be made to the hunouhle the Jus tict-s of the Inferior court of Glynn county, ■for leavcio sell all the lands in said county Belonging to the esiate of John King, laU- <j| EiUngham county. S\UAH KING, atfinVr. April 5,1822- ^a* Clark county, Cia. spril 6 Notice. N^TTNE monthsIlXer date application will be made to the honorable the Justices of the Inferiorcourt of Camden county, for leave to sell all the lands jn said county belonging to the estate of John King, lute •of Eflingnam county. SAUAH KING, wi/mVx. April 5,1R22. ^a* Llark county, G.i aprd 6 ■FttCilorugfe am\ tiounuis biou Ewsintss. TJXIIF. mulersigm il have this day entered into copaiVniyjtrip in the « hnv e lim Srm of 8-rv tinder the firm of B-rvaona It Hout.h and solicit from their frienda a ahare ot Dnai'ieai—Their (tombing Itoom ia in the tve.t end Pf Ttulloch'a Biildmg.- 1‘liei V’i'l he enabled to mahe sellable advancer on produce deposited for sale. OLIVI.H 9TVHGFS, . WM P. HUNTLH. kovumtli. Dec. 1, mi. $ AND CHEMISTRY. WILLIAM T. WILLIAMS H as a great Variety of Wo^ki on Ihc 1- hove sultjccu, among uhich arc:— A iiohls Ohsorvut um on Ihc Nature, Kinds and Picvcnllun tf InsainU, ’J vols. ‘V- idani’a (Sir Win.)'on the extraction of Ihc Cataract, »s mnully performed, with the description of a Series of New uiid Im- proved Uprratmns, 5 75 Allan.’« (Sir Wm ) I’ruc'ical Observations, on Entropium, or eversion of the Eye Lids | on the modes of forming hii Ar- t lio.lul 1’upil, and on the cure of the different species ol Cataract, 4 25. \d»m’s (Sir Wm.) Trcatiu- on Artificial Pupil, with im account of the morbid sta>cs of ilie Eye, 3 50. Ay re on Marasmus and Bilious D sorders, S3 At cum's description of the process of ma nufacturing Coal Gab-, for the Lighting of Streets, Mouses and Public Buildings, plates, 0 '>0. Iccuui's i'roatisc on Adulterations of Food and Culinary Poisons, etc. Baiicruft’s Ebsay on the disease called Yel low Fever, with observations concerning Febrile Contagion, TyphtH Fever, Dy sentery and tlm Plifgiir, Do. do. do. with N.iirc, by John B. Davulge, Vrofcssor of Anatomy in the Uiimrsity of Mar)land,,g4. Ita-luii ’« Illustrations of the Power ot Com rossion uiul Perctusimi in the cure i f ditumatum Oour,wnd Ilvliil tyoftfw Extremities, Ac. m promutiog Health ti Longevity, 4 25. lllackidi's Obscnllloni on the cure of Dropdca, 4 50. Bampfteld*3 Prartiesl Treatise on Tro pical D)st‘titery, 4 25. IIcw'h Opinims on the Causes nnd Effects of DthOises in the Teeth and Gums, with coloured Engravings, 7 50. Bell's (Charles) Essay on the Blood \ be ing an examination of the dill ore nee of the motions of Fluids in living and dead vessels, i 50. n il's (Charles) System of Operative Sur. gerv, founded on the basis of Anatom), 2 voIn Bcll'a (Charles) l.etteri'conrcrnlng the dis cuses of the urethra, 1 60 Be ll’s (Dell).) System of Surgery; 6 vols. «J8. II IPs (flenj ) Treatise on Gononhfks viftt- li'Utannd Lues Venerea, R4. llrll’s (llenj.) Treatise on tho theory and management of Ulcers, R3, ’ell's (John) Principles of Surgery, 5 50. Ikl.'u (John W Charles) S)stein of Ana tomy, 2 vols, ft8. Ucll’s (Charles) System of Dissections, ex- plaining the timilomy of the Human Bo (IV. 2 vols g6. •l'.chu’*s Trent me on the Membranes in gc- norkl nnd on Uiilerent Membranes in par. tlcttlar, ft -' .hrton'j (W. P C.) Treatise on Murim lloipitjds in the United States, »nd on .the Medical departments of the Navy 1 75. 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'Jnpeland’s Observations on some of the principal diseases of the Uccluin and A- nus, 1 .‘5. Cullen’s first lines of the practice ofl'hv- sic, with notes and observations, prac tical and explanatory, by Charles Cald well, 2 vols, 6 50. Culhm'i Treatise of the Materia Medica, with large additions, including many new articles, by Ucnj. Smith Ballon, 2 vols. R5. Crichton nn Menial Derangement, com prehending a concise-system of the Phy- biology ami Pathology of the Human Mnul, 3 vols, ft 12. Crichton’s account of seme experiments made with the vapour of boiling Tar, in th* cure of Pulmonary Consumption, 1 50. rhe.scldon's Anatomy of the Human Body, 2 50. Cuvier’s T.ectivrrs on Comparative Anato my, 2 vols. ftll. Cove’s American Dispensatory, containing the natural ehemir.nl, phnrmacautical aiuj medical history of the different substan ccs employed in medicine,4 50. Chcyne’s Essay on Hydrocephalus Acutus, <<t Dropsy in the Brain, l 50. Oheyne on the Diseases of Children, 2 vols, ftd. 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Popular Scenes, translated from the Ger- non, illustrated With engravings of M Dampe, 1 vol The Crusades, a tale for youth, by Mrs Hoff and, with plates sep 24 The Rife of Andrew Melville, containing Hint rations of the ecclesiastical and liter- Gentian root lass Antimony Ginger Hactk do powdered Grains Paradise Gum Ammoniac do Senegal do Arabic do puwd. do Kino do benzoin do T rag oca nth do Guuu- du Myrrh <lo Shrllao do Cff|i] do Mastich do Gamboge do Scumony. llelfcbuiMbhltmk uu We Hiers PiJnr Honey, do squills HoflitmnS anodyne Isinglass jccucuunha or llip- po Jalap Juniper berries " auduhuiii Liquorice root do powdered do ball do refined Lime water -ead do Magnesia lump do powdereu do small square do calcined Manna fluke du sorts Mezereon, musk General Drug anil Family iSlcdicinc. Warclvowa®. ANSON PARSONS, JVo. 8 Gibbons* Buildings^ R espectfully informs his friends and customers in this state and South darolina generally, that he has establh' tiuiself ill the Drug Line* on his own indi \idutd account, and is opening at this time an extensive and general assortment < warranted fresh imported Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery, Gentlemen Physicians, Country Mer chants and Planters, and all who wish tt nurchase at wholesale or retail, can be supplied at this Establishment on the most accommodating terms. CATALOGUE. Marble Morters Composition do iron do Ivory Injection pipes Ivory Syringes Syr nges, qls inboxes do pints, do pints Antimony crude Alot.hol Aloes uoct do hepat Arrow root Annis seed Assnfcctidn, Allum Angelica root Angostura bark VquaFortis Autimonial wiqoj Arsenic Acid Muriatic do Nitric do Nitrous do Tartaric do Sulphuric do male and female Congresalk spring water Lemon acid Soda powders Salts of Lemon Cologne water Wash bulls Windsor soap Transparent do 'dark yellow, do red Liquid do do pale, do in quill Low’s perfumed do •tals CopeVi Naples do do Canada, do Peru Pomatum in sticks do in pots assorted Rose water, lavender assorted Essences ass’d Sal Ammoniac do Volatile do Soda do Rochell.do Tar tar do Epscm, do Glau ber do Nitre refined Solut Arsenic, Fow ler’s Spts. Ammonia Cantharuies, do pulv dp Ilurtshorn Camomile flowers do Lavender compel <tio Wine do camphor do Nit. Dulc Sassafras baric Sarsaparilla do Tolu Barbadoes Tar Fancy Vials Borax rePd Burgundy Pitch Ih lc Armenia Beeswax yellow do white Brimstone roll do ref’cl Castor Oil, Arne do W. India ustor, Rvissia Camphor ref’d Calomel pp lings steel do imh rankiiisensn lauber solti all* Aleppo do Klnf, do Jalap do Guuiuc do Valerian do Gentian contp'4 Vinegar distilled do Squills Valerian root do blue do green Patent Medicine* U§ Bateman’s drops British Oil Essence peppermint Stoughton's bitters ' Gotlli ey’s cordial Steers Opodeldoc *1 i,ii litigious halsom Ea.be^s Carminative L.tfl'ys Elixer liJilein Oil or mode- camentoin > Oil WormseciLA| Pills, Lees N. I.mvson Pil's, Lees Windham do Anderson* do Hoopers do calomel do opium Opium, orange ptcV Oxvinel sciuiUn Oil Vitriol do Tausey do olives do Peppermint do spearmint do savin do Rosemary do Pcneroyol do Origanum • do Cinnumon do Worm sred do Lavender do Annis seed do Juniper do C'Jives do Almonds Ointment mere do Basiiicon do cerate do simple Mustard seed, uiace do red precipitate Nutmegs Nux vomica 'edil uahe< carl barley 'owdered tin Plaster mercurial do Burgundy pitch do adhesive do strengthening do urachlyon do gum do blistering Quassia do rasp’d Quicksilver Uliuburb root do powdered do .Spanish flies fail ruu Red precipitate Rose witter, Rosin Rust of Iron Gum elastic, Spatu las Scales and weights Garden seeds in bole es, as.-.orted Balm Quito Churches cough diinis,for coughs, Colds, consump tions, asthmas, 6’c. Cephalic Snufii fog catarrhs COLOURS, Me. Prussian blue, 1, 2 Ivory black and 3 Lampblack Fig blue, Kings yel-Indigo Spanish low Black lead, led do Drop Lake, No IS.# Litharge Fluke white Carmine Terri de senna IS VIA1.S. Laudanum Antimonittl wine Tinct rhubarb do asHufcctida B.ds Cspeva Sweet Oil Spts Lavend con) do camphor do Hartshorn do sweet Nitre do Turpentine C'aiomcl Jalap Tartar Emetic IV B01TLK8. • Wine Bitter* . do Turpentine ints Hu' tshorn Sweet Oil, cus'or Oil do sweet Nitre American and W. 1. Sundries, nai corks, Dottle w< Patent springTrusic* Ess. Cinnamon do Lavender . do Bergamot db Lemon Cale’d Magnesia Epsom salts thuburb Peruvian bark Cheltenham salts llenrys calc’d Mag nesia Stomachic bitters Castor Oil I’ersgoric Wax tapers ■Vurumbergh do Worm Lozenges Patent Lint rhumb lancets do common do Clew ley* common do Durable Ink Red ink powder Black do; Pill boxe* Red do Red waferp, assorted do n do; do EvsnsWooth brushes, c c m- ipr.Dg lancets ni ' n i ooth Instruments ♦ do silver wire, 3 V ass’d Bougies, Gallipots wucuboy snnfl’ iViquid blacking •Ruck sealing wax Spanish whiting Rotten stone Punv'ce do Powdered blue opperas 4 rowa Cupping and Hrcpan* iug Instruments Male and female sil ver Catheters' White leathevjVins English miistmd, by the lb. in enmistcvt 1 Ground Ginger, race do Eanella alb. Caraway seed Cardamon seed Cttscurilia bark Cassi-.i, Cinnamon Castile Soap, white Sponge fine do colored Cloves, Cochineal Colombo root do pow. Chalk prepared Coriander seed « do now’d Uowitch Cream Tartar, pulv Corrosive Sublimate Carmine , Conserve Roses Caustic Lupar Dragons blood Digitales Dovers Powders Epsom Salts, Eng. F.ilier Sulpb Ergot Elder blossoms Emery fine do No 1, 2 and 3 Elixir Paragoric do Vitriol Extract Cicutef do Gentian do Quassia do Lead Flour Sulphut do Beiacia do coarse Saffron Spanish do English do American Savin, Semi* Alex Spermaceti Snake root Virg. do Seneka, Squills Storax, Salts Hurts- horn Sugar lead Syrup Squill* do simple Tart Emetic Tapioca Tinct Aloes comp’d do Myrrh do Valerian do Snake root do AasufoBlida do Bonzoin comp'd do CunlliariUcs do Senna do Rhubarb do bark lluxhsvrs do Peruvian bark ldo Opium do Castor do Muriate Iron do Columbo root Vermilion, Chinese Cloves, cinnamon do English Muco Verdigris, Irish Glue Scutellaria, Lateriflora, or Scullcsp. SHIPMAN’S GARDEN SEEDS, Assorted in Small Jio.t es, Well culculatcil for PlantiHon use. Together luith n general acimtmrnl of Surgical Instruments, Shop Furniture, assorted Phials, &c. ALSO, Saratoga and ILillston Mineral Spri«p Water*,'will bekept comUolly ua liand in as perfect state as ran hc^wnport. id. ANSON l-AItSONS. dec"! |p ’■ Oemler fcj Posey H AVE moved their store to the south west corner of Jt flfV-rson and St. Ju lian s'reel, where they sell all tli'-se articles which are usuually enumerated in the long Hdvertisemems of Apoliiecarit s. As they reside in the same house where tlioy carry on their business, they can at all times, day cr uigl.t accommodate their customers They always keep cn hand a complete assortment of warran»edGARDEN &EED3. Also, Garden Tools and Flower Pots, sep 19 FRESH GARDEN SEEDS AND Flower Bulbs. B Y the laiest arrivals from the North, il the Drug and Seed Store of UBMLEU U l’OSEY. Od 15