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Newspaper Page TextTUB DAILY GEORGIAN, |S PI'Rl.lillKIl IN TDM ^ win ®» ®A?AcisrA9i» B Y ' G. & W. ItOB K R T S O N, AT BIOIIT IlOLI. MIS I’lllt ANNUM, PAVABI.E IN ADVANCE. XIII Tim SAVANNAH, SATI HDAY yiORNING, Al GUST 13, 1S31. Tltomns Rycrson, Jr. Stock of DRIKIS AND MRIlfciNES, &c.—which renders Ihc same very complete nnd extensive, which ho oilers i'Co,inir.Pa P cri«Miiiioall|.i.ft.orthnSi ! uo«nd| foreulc ’ ,on " c<,omod ‘ llin S torlns > for cash, or i,orilcliv’rn-d imlio my, at FIV EDOLLAUS per ! town acceptances. F.nflVon (Span.) Opium (Tnrkey) Surspnrilla (Span.) do (Am.) Musk (gr.) Mustard Seed (white) Ol Almonds do Amber (roet.) Castor (N. A.) Soda and Seid. Powd. .Acid Tartaric Sal Aratus Flors Bcn/.oiy , Castor Oil, sup’r. do. plantation use Resin of Jalap Spatula’s Pill Tiles, Patent Medicines, &c. «rtSiMfc fn&r? HAS just romveil per rem« nrri- Throe Tunc* a Wrote (Mo?i.fiiv, Wednesday anti Fri- \Y"Vrl .*" ni ‘‘ l ‘ lll,n to } iVnwr •lay) iuiIicoIFuc of ih« DnilylJeorpian, aiid coni.hue * ' ‘ nil llioinlnlliat'iirc, Commcrri.il, Pol Hint land Mnrt'lln* including .vdvcriisnmmlB, |ml>!isli,.'tl in tlio Daily Paper. The Connie Union, orilclivrrod intho cay, aiiuiui, payable in advance. Advertisements are inserted in !*nih paper* at 7. r i nrntt per aijuaro of I-I linos, for it*,.* lirst insertion, and 37 I -t for QVory Mirceeding pnlilicntioti. Coinnmnicatiuns by mail nmst bo POSTPAID. Sales of Land by Administrators, Executors and Guardians aro require^ by law to bo held on t!i« first Tuesdiyin «be month, between the hours of It. and 3 o’clock, iitllie Court House in tlie countv in wbicli the properly ir situate. Notice of these sales must lie given ill a public qa/elti: Sixty Days previous lollie sale. Notice for loxveio sell negroes, nio.«t lie |iulilivliec for four months, before any order absolute shall be tmub tliereopon bv the Couri. S lies of Negroes must be nt public miction, on the firs* Tuesday o the mj'itli, hoi ween the iisii .! hours os sale, atllio nlaco of pMblic sales in the county where the letters Tesl.unviiary, of Administration or Guar dianship, may have been <»rnnt , ul. first ei' mg Sixty D.ivf notice thereof, In one. ofiho |inbbe ga/.eiics ofiln* Sum and at the door of tlio cutirl-lioiiso, where such sale are 11 be held. Notice of the sale of Personal Property must be givei iilrl ae manner Forty d.avs before the sale. Notice, to Debtors and Creditors of an estate must be , published ii r Forty days. , Notice, that nppli aU'nn will be made to the Court oi Ordinary for leave to sell laud, must In; published Four ! . Months Chloride oi''Soda. . C lONCENTItATED Disinfecting Solti-J J lion of Chloride of Soda, lor preserving! moat, removing otliMwivc smells, neutralizing j pestilential exhalation i, and destroying con tagion. Prepared of uniform strength, by the New ’ England Chemical Company, ccordingto the ftirmulnry promnlgutcil hy the philosophic discoverer, A. G. I.aiuuu.viiik- ’Phis article having been made use of, in tin-, mcrous instances, by scientific persons of the ' very first st tiding, and always with certain j success, the following modes of applying the I Chloride, may be relied onus proper and ben-; cfieial. With a sprinkling of water mixed with one fortieth of Chloride, the stench can be in-; staidly put down of tint fill liiest kennels, sew-; Sulph Quinine (Fr.) do Morpliiucdo Piperino do Hydriodate Potass Prussic Arid Croton Oil Iodine Blue Mass (Eng.) Phosphate Soda do Iron Cheltenham Salts Henry’s Magnesia (genuine) Isinglass (staple) do sheet Mozcron Balsam Fir Super Carl) Soda Ergot. i» r it r v m r n v. Antique Oil Ceylon do Russia do Bears grease (Fr&En) Florida Water Pomatum Espritdo Hose Milk of Roses Cold Cream Vegetable Rouge | Onm of Roses' j Bear’s Oil i Rose, Cologn, and 'lavender Water | in cut glass and ■ plain Bottles ) Honey and Orange i Flower Water Extracts of Roses Pastilles Fnmantes Macassar Oil. With a general assortment of English, French and American NO.A PS. OCr COl'N T It Y ME ltd IA NTS. Pn ysi . ci.\Nfl nnd Planters, will find it to their ad vantage to call. N. B. Physicians prescriptions carefully put up at the shortest notice, &. at all hours. Savannah, 21 xf February 1831. 1,1 if—The Georgia Journal, Maeon Messen ger, .Democrat ((’nliitnhiM, Gu.) will please in sert the above, once a week for three weeks, anil forward their aeeount; to this office for payment. fell 21 Paints, Oils, Glass, .V <-. & c. rglllE subscribers offer for sale the follow tiernl, nil places inflicted with animal * ,•*- inu'orticlos ofl-ninls, Oils, (Ih.ss, &c. Ii,o I «c. tit. the lowest market price tor cash or credit, and have made arrangements to re- ceive fresh supplies by every arrival. Mer- i.ii«t M-“iui'!itv"of”|Vm-,"rvr t vArrand"i,ip.iu'.'l's’'.Vl! pbi ‘"' s ' I'lanton. nnd utlii-rs 'are n-spccllully lint must W dipped into this wash and than j 1°.“iff.I" lri :!’“? f! - laid over the ulcers. This dressing to be re newed twice a day. If the sore becomes red nnt| angry the wash r,f five parts water must j he still further diluted ; if. on the contrary, j the sore does not change its appearance, it must bp dressed once nr twice with Chloride nnd water, liulfund half, so as to dispose ton slight inflammation,which is indispensable to ,y, romc ,' r " 0M convert fetid and running ulcers into simple A or,a ( *e sienna sores. The healing then progresses rapidly. The moment the Chloride is applied upon un > ulcorthc disagreeable smell is destroyed. j A fresh supply of tips valuable article just j received und for sale low. hy I.AV & HENDRICKSON. | Also—The Chloride of Soda. prepared j hy A. G. Lnbarraquo, the celebrated French j Chemist. june 14 Swaiuvs Fanacon, B yiOR the cure of Scrofula or King’s Evil. | Syphilitic &• Mercurial Risonsus, lllieu- niatism, Ulcerous Srges, White Swellings, Diseases ofthc Liver and Skin, General De bility, nnd all diseases which originate from impure blood, or indiscretion of Vouth, and whore the constitution has been broken down by the use of Mercury. Arsenic, Bark or Qni-1 WB 1 J'M.-iwn ■ — To Lot, That pleasantly situated House in St. Ainrvs, lately occupied by ijtjiyjl M'Intosh, Esq. For ^ v J4.ViU, tonus apply to Mrs. King, St. Ma rys, or in Savannah to W.M. ROSE, juno SI 75— of Planters I Intel, Ciainesville, Cn. ini THE subscriber iR about huil- ( dii|g an addition to his House in lu&lL'jp Gnme.-ville, hy which ho will enahlcd to accommodate double NO. 1 J>8. A mfensinj; nppcui anco is tlio first Lo.tl(’r of llernmmcwlhtinii. Tt/JTRS. VINCENT’S Gcntiino Gowlnnd’s 1? ■ Lotion is tho most pleasant and effect, uni Remedy for all Complaints to which tin* Face and Nkinnre liable, by removing every kind of Coareoncss, Eruption, and Unplea sant Appearance, and rendering the Skill Clear, Smooth and Transparent. This elegant, safe, and mild propnrntiou, tor tlio cure of nil cutaneous disorder--, for tin C£\|ffiOha\C?I; AStir, w— ! n.kii.v pai'Kii _ IMIIIN'TII V CAPS II - kid in* n -i. i. Aim. FI VI*. 11**1.1. Alls. All A'dfbrti«em*"il* a|>|)«*nr ■ ii tiDlli |i.i . r». lUm (hr V. S, Ttltgraph, Mn. inoiiam’r lktthu to tub phksidfnt. AVmj Hope, duly ’JO, 1HJR. , _ „ _ Sir: l received on the Lit h instant, a let- reinovol of all eruptions from the face nnd 1 ter from Air. Tnst, of tin* 7th, postmarked Kirill. II Hi) til. ■mil.ni.i.ln 1 fl... .1. .1 ■.... I .. *1... (1.1 ... *. in ariiiniinounio mnuih' i . : •• . . . , . ,, , im.iiminn'ii tlio ntnnlier ofnerem,.. Hi,., |„. prrsnnt ," n, ‘ P™'"’? li "- iiiohI tho (HI,, pi.rporti,,,; In l„. vvriUtfn hy vour ill- with oomonionoo. I Jo will ns lioroloiim, ro-1 "r * T C .” V< ff 1,8 Iff'"*"' >» >'>■•»' -I' tho 3,hi frtiin from mnkillR nnv prnminoH vvlmlovo r,' , o' “T'V nl , ’ , "‘!i'.no muc. -■ Il.omino in,til nloo liroiij;lil mo tho (iloho of mid tvisl.on only for ll.nl wtromtgo winch hin i 1''!" ’ 1? ,t ", ni ." r '*" i-r"" ; "i", acoma,„j, 1(t . in ^l.htion to tho lotto,- luniBo nitty merit. Ilo tiikos thin no tho lirst I f' p . I ' o '" S o ' "J l| iol»»li-| of,Mr. 1 rist.iin noomnimnyii^ o.rjm.vo ofiho opportom'tv of tendering to Ins friends mol I' " , "" rl ''* ,ll . n ";•*">■»"•<. ol.nmh : ri|ln,i«ns l.orotoforo ox,.-.tingh,•tween v„„ nnd die public-generally. Ids seknowle.lgenienls ! " ,l * ve l, * l “l"«l* o'.t.t muod ( tt.J-sell, connecting the nmtter ofihi., w „„ my omemi connexion with for no liberal a slime of list pnssmg pnlron I " t ’"T, r " " - I l“" ld " ,lr 1 ,, ,«'" 11 e'ro,mr.t,i„cossllog,-ll to l.nvo |the At ration, und torminnting w, I I ,o ogo. 1 ClivKI.ANI). f ™™' '*•' *•«" .*-"*l"«n;j*-»!**<"*.v.- tho date li.vodhv duy of my departure*.,,,, thoZt of Go innv 10 l-lll—Jllino 1 Lll ‘ other unoutioiw nl non nod , jtlo lor tlio origin nl tho leolmgs wh.,-1- have I verm,tent. Irespomloce, I dte’flpod it but retiininefl nf j ^ ushiegton, nnd kept up such an intercourse with the editdrof tho Telegraph, that Major j Eaton fell assured I was the promplor of the ; scurrilous attacks on his wife, for which lie loll it duo to himself to make a demand of Mr Berrien nrnl myself, to know whether wo | authorized the stuLcmonlin that print. That, when railed upon, I refw,used to disnvo and added insult, and when threatened with per- -on.il violence, instead of appealing to the civil authority, I called in nid certain persons nnd 1*00111110 myself „ thrralenrroflhe peace. I hai I had nmv accom,dished my purposo n inn.i.Aiis. ftiid mnde n pretext for something like ri jus- | tilicntion in my meditated opposition to tho President on my return to Pennsylvania. riint I m-ulo an outcry nlmui a emmpimey, nrnl sought to involve the friends oflhePrcs- idrnt in it,*ih necessaries’ The expose con cludes with n declaration, that it will he seen 10 {"if proof / will be able to bring in support "t my charges, and if. will probably turn out, like Mr. Calhoun*» plot, of which it may be consisdnrd an act; adding, flint it will he 8iiseeptib c of no proof, and th it the public must tnko denials for confession. It will be perceived tlrnt these allegations purport to give a continuation of events, commencing with my olficinl connexion with iM»r r*i Tin: stilisi K*»V|'3 his 1»U will IlmLiS thm "! ry nnd two ors, cess.pools, drains, water-closets,market: stalls formant and tisli, slaughter-houses, mid exhalations. For foul ulcers, n wine glass of Chloride must be mixed with as much as fivo lime White Lend in < )il Spanish B^nvn do Verdigris do While Lead dry 1 Spanish Brown do ; Venetian Red ! (’rome Yellow Rotten Stone Bronze Yellow (’aniline t Drop Lake (.'opal Varnish Japan do Bright do Leather do Linseed Oil Train j Verdigris dry I Black Lend m powderWhale do Ivory Black Sperm do very stipor’r. Lamp do lb.& ; j ibpnporGum Amber Burnt limber “ Arabic Rose Pink Sp’ts. Turpentine Dutch do “ Wine Spttnis White Gbld and Silver T.enf I Parit do . l)o nnd do Paper Turkey Umber Gum Shellac ; Red mid White Chalk Paint br’shs,Sash tools | ' omioc& Rotten Stone Camel’s hair pencils j (’hin n so Vermillion Varnish brushes,&c. I Red Lend BOO boxes 8bv 10, Ohv 11 & 10 by 1 *2 Glass LAY cV HENDRICKSON. . tunrcli 10 nine, &c. nnd most internal diseases where! ClotllS, CnssiniorOS, VostillCS* • made to order by W1LLIA3I O. PRICE, MERCHANT TAYLOR, at tlio ' SAVANNAH CLOTHING FMI’OITflMI ‘(on the Hay, opposite the Exchange) where rnnv be found A F.RESII, FA Sill ON.MILK AND WKLL M\DK AS- ►MRTMKNT OV SKASONAUI.S: Ready Made, ('looting, nrnl every vnriotv of F AN C V A K T I C I. E S, the lungs nnd chest are supposed to be uffoc tod, &c. &c. CAVTION to PURCIf \8KUK. O^rSwnim’s Panacea is in round bottles, i fluted longitudinally, with the following words blown in tho glass :— “ SWAIM’S PANACEA—PI1ILADA.” j having hut one hihel.’which covers tho cork, | with my own signature on it, so that the j cork caifioof lie drawn without destroying tlio signature, without which none is genuine.— ' The medicine may consequently lie known to j be genuine when my signature is visible ; i fo counterfeit which will be punishable as forgery. The Public are cautioned not to purchase! , . - , , , . , , _. ray Panacea except from myself, my acerccli- > Just r<!cclvc ' 1 b - v " ,n 1,ltft nrr,va| 3 »" <1 on:;r - led agents, or persons of known respectabil ity; mid nil lhe«c will consequently bo with out excuse, who shall purchase fVym any oth er nersons. •Q*—Prepared nnd sold nt. Swoim’s Labo- j — riifnrv, South Seventh Street, next door to ed at the lowest rates, o.v ins Ks wnusinin phlxcipi.i:, l\zj 3a For Cush, or approval City a-ci]it ii.a*. Savannah,June 14, 1831. 170 thn I'hiladclphia Baths, corner of George &. Seventh Streets, nnd sold by every respecta ble Dwggist in tlio United States. To avoid the innny attoinptsJljat have been ngainst tlio coifcern,' will present them for made to impose upon the public base imi»n- j payment to Alonzo Scranton, who is duly Notice. rjNllE ro-partnership of CIIRNIESTEIi .5. it SCRANTON is this day dipolvcd by i mutual consent. • All persons having deinnndi For Stile. tihscriher offers for sale, ith the impruvemmits 'oiihistingofone tirosto-1 tiincc innki t’o one story DWELL-' ING HOUSES, in good repair, with out buil dings. Tho situation is n very plensa t one, being on the east side of Washington Square, iminediately opposite the ri'sidcnco of Mnj. M. W. Stewart. The lot. contains several excellent lVuit trees, grape vines, &c. For further purtieula'* may JH)—| in tlio medical world, il has been »*-smle i weak InnmisehievoiiKimitation. ’I'o prevent | being so imposed upon, observe tbo Name | Al. /•'. Vincent un the Label. The most tender I ndy.or Chib! nmv nt nil iiMtAif this Lotion w ifh lh«*gr. a- te.:t safety, and « few- weeks applieatjou will restore even the most inflamed J*’nee to nrool »ml clear tniespa rent lien mi fill vv bite and red. A more innocent and snlutcry remedy is not •n lie found if all nature. H"stands mirivnl- b*d for clearing the Fnee nnd Skin from nil !' , .rnptions, Free|<lvs, extraordmnrv Redness rjnilE suhnwiber has removed liisestnblish- B. incut from No. IS), the spneioos store, ,V< over Messrs. IIydf, (’lkvfland&. Co. wlier hd to it. This f rpnsc hoars the impress of vour uiithnriiy. not only in tlm disclosure of ‘"pies, u lii|’li eou'.d only lie known toymirself, hut i.i a letter front your own desk, used u> give stronger color proliuhihty to the points insisted upon throughout the article. I caumoi possibly iloyou nijustice under these circumstances, in referring to it us a ton. leinporaneoiH exposit.on nf \nur sentiments mid feelings, und u.-ing the light it furnishes to nid mu in pen trating I lie mysterious course of proceeding which him been direct ed ngnu.si me, and still seeks to destroy mv reputation—the only inheritance I expect In ; herpieath to my chihln n. Thus impressed, may feel il to be neersgpry to address you iih more tVeerlom limit fastidious iiiiiuIh, d and ditl'erenily circumstanced, might doom com- . , y. ami | pntible with a proper respect for the Chief tor cleaning nnd improvemg the Complexion., Mugmtrale ; hut when such shall have iimi- A pood appearance is certainly oncofltinsp | ginnl themselves in my siliyilion, limy to apprecin'o my feel- .. Y ctly of this resort to i.„ right of self-defence. J am perfectly aware ion m such a rous hoily of interest or "Hriytl,.» pfjnt'iwB, to ] KIBvt«,.fS,,n; iis,l| ra tB,amlTiin,oufB,S, : ra-- .milN * I - A N IS. j but io Impiiriiics, nnd dryness 6f tlio Skin, nil, V ...a" .!. i' i \\j i » E- Blotches nnd Pimples, from whatever cause ! I \ oik l4l(M{) llolt’Sftle arising, hard Itflnps nr Knobs in t ho* SI; in, i w CioaL'i Slock 4* Clolhhfg Ware- I ,,UJ Greasy or Oily Appearance, livid n Lon \Y' KFAinvpn sickly 1‘alencss, Thickness, nnd Opacity, n /Ht/t.st Kl. lim 1.1*. , ... Hlw i ,i... n. 1 . , . . . . . | ■ - • f.<>i iiv.1- in it i 1111my UI /v) 0 ’.! mlvnnlngns which is silently operating in n*ir will then only be nb! ' <, ! vo,,r ever Iiioinfi.loloiir lives, even in .mr ing», nnd jmlire enrreclly ,il : llii« n-.nil'ta Hie absence; while a forbidding visage, ojt one 1 • - b '-" ii1 . i;ci, i' » r i ;;„rtad Uhv sz hks m Kvr™i-r^ n . «i.. r tj«s; i ; n ^ ^i ks lie »really improved and xv.ll be m.1,1 at nbon i (1 liw,dvu " l,,gC * ll,an S cncra1 ' '*' rri,,,ls ""I'ff 0 ' 1, " r ITon.i.t.-.l l.y the sntne lew pricea m .!,««, nfll.e brat Be,,-1'» . .. xi 1 Tl ” r pric son. He Inis also pn band a large assort ment nf low priced clothing,made in good stile expressly for tin; southern and western trade, that will he sold at about the usual prices of; the most inferior quality. Also, an assort-j moot of Stocks, with many other desirable nr- j tides. Those who will lake the trouble to examine Ibis Stock of Goods, will probably I satisfy themselves that they cannot select the j same nmuuuL from nnv stock in thn city that will be a safer or more desirable purchase. For sale by F. J. CON ANT, 1 No. IflS Penrl-st. New-York. .. , , , , , • --iw—-•■”„•••*•*■ i , Hi.iv say or do.— I arsons who regard either what is due to My reliance is wholly Af a different chnrnc- themselves, m* tin* favour ami opinion otthe j ter; I have no agent or instrument at cbm' world, who ran distinguish between tho come- maud, except pen, ink, a ml nape lines of health and tiie deformity of disease, I but that which is derived from tr and who can weigh the mi vantages which lie long to and are inseparable from an engaging appearance, to which th. v themselves have hy nature the strongest daiins, nre seriouslv nssured that, those advantages nre to tie ob tained hy the use of this Lotion, prepared I no power from truth, address, •d to intelligence and virtue; nnd no claim fo confidence, hut in my own humble cliaruc- ter, and iho success ot iho demonstration I shall he able to give all that I may attempt to inmntnin, I have, however, a better opinion «>l mankind than to attribute to the mass of Mrs. Vincent, sole proprietor Dr. Gow- those who may be considered,.* depend.-** on land s M N. Rrce.pe. | vou,n disposition to advance their interest hy rntn-bb. new-iora. , ( f'tddv v.goer of hnalth, amma- j mens discreditable („ their inlegrity-many Term*—ti inmil I,b for approved Notes, ' '1°'',7 I!' '"i'T''* 1 i " ri ' '"'* '•> be incapable of invnble at ll„,||,B K,,o,|Stan iie.il.nnv tmn “L D f '“ r '^» l etcki.-oH ; l. l m. eoesi.ler wlial I hiicIi „ purpose. ll« i]„ H rb i, may. Ihc bin. i even in tin* common nnd ordinary pavnhle at Banks ,n good etaiidmgm ntiv part nw , i...... ., .. , 1 0 H .. .r * 1 are the advantages ot one above the ot the country—o months- tor city acceptan ces or 5 per cent discount for cash. In all eases when I he time is extended, intc he charged at the rate of (i per cent per an mini ment ^ they were intended, will bo exchanged fori others. npril 12 110—film lithe concerns : lory ot these events will outlive your olliciul pmvi-r, & nt il„. p.riod which I deem moat do- i. Inal • ii- i- ,, , , ■ i , i . i u xvii.ru i ueem mo -real will!;; 1 «: wl «;.- h " ,dwd I Imvocvi.iuiinlly docidml amili'o l„r tlio ii„p,™« „f„ ^md nani... there - „ ..... uu „t pn,. „„ I ,ho r " l " r ' ! 'nr." 11 in " sn , nd f* ' " -! ,l **"-'."a 'Vill lie IIO motive injiiBticc to min,,. I 1,1. Any Goods porchaaod nllhiaca ablirl,. i n “ m ’ i '!' Wl “ cl ' nr0 ‘V. ll *** 1 * »-«?r nh I nppcl, m „ B „,„| ■nt tl.ni do not suit the market for which 1 v , n , ,1’Tr' o' i vni " : ' ,L ' d M.t'.w.t»d ■V went intended, will be e.v, l.iinnl fori . e pro ) ,IMll,r . Ur. t.owlnml b menl ol llm Aoierionii coinmimil I forced me is signs A fresh supply of this superior article just Ftictoruaie and Commission Hit- i rt ' r,, ! v< -' i [.“"*' t'" r /"i, - i*y July 10 I.AV h UffiXTIRTCKRON. T SI MOSS. HIE subscribers have firmed a enpnrt nervhip under the firm of MALONE v*’* SI.STARE, fbr the transaction of a General Commission Business in this City, and will be prepared to make advances on produce con signed to them for sale. They will also pay particular attention to the receiving and for warding Goods to the interior. R. MALONE. H. El-STARE. Savannah, W)lh June 1*31. 17!)—n Cutlery. &,c. & c. \ N assort ment of fine Cutlery, such ns- Rogers’ Pocket, Pen nnd Dirk Knive NVnstenliolm's do. do. do.; Rogers and Pre t.iss’ superior »Scisnors ; ull very superior and new patterns. Roger's Damascus and Silver Steel Razors J. Barber’s old English do.; in double and sit. gle ■"ases. ..nerson's Elastic and Prentis’s4 sided Ra zor Straps. Glass, Mel al and Wood Shaving Boxes Bone, tied and M*tal Handle l,ather Brush-j • : . ... .. . , v.vfiimunily; and forced, mpe I mill every bottle ol the fjenii-1 ngiimst my v. ill. into n conflict where 1 have I , . . 1 "" ': ll . nicl! •>■■* t*> Kink iiml.-r mi nppn'ssivo hostility, nr iibo tin, men,ib in my power for my own ilofmco, I must meet tlio duly nl whatever hazard. It distinctly appears, by the expose to which I hove alluded, that you have declared an unrelenting war against me, hy assailing my honor and integrity from the beginning ol my utiieial connexion with you adimnis i>(* I lMontcrjil s C COLUMBIAN VegrMablpSpecific,fl»r tlie ^ cure of Consumptions, Asthma, Pleuri sy. Sp,-..ing of Blood, nnd Piiliii'-nai'v nfit'e- tmns ol'evoiy kind, the most vahiiihli dv ever discovered for tlm cure of CmiMimp • ions nnd nil diseases ofthc breast and lungs lea*ling To (’onsnniptiens. To nil atllictcd with these troublesome nf flections nn hrated Spci the most incredulous of its possessing quali. lratw. ilotvit to tlio dnto ofynur last * 11,1* lOll I...I I. ; .1 public notin' of my name. ]i is the purposo of this • communication, which in my regret, has been I delayed by indisposition, to review the suv- oovM.il XVMII uiese rrnn:in*«oino ni ; ( . r „l , . / ■ . . mime. H .to use of this highly eele. I " * ^ ^ ll !"" tcific is only necessary to eonvineo I’ i j.,. X,| V,t . 1 " ‘bstinet reply to ncrediiloiis of its possessing qimli- om 1 1 ,MH . tar V , ) r ^ r - tios, superior to nnv other medical prepara- f ollll ,i n f n ^ 8 o(J r * P ® Wl jl _ tion y<*t discovered, ^mee the discovery of , ! ‘ ™ * , "! fi« ^yHaMo, s; this invaluable meifciue, rminln'r< have rv- 1 ., . i‘ '^Y tt* r tLnt I ! perimived its salutary and happy »-fi<*ets. Its * i*,!, . ‘ °* ml | "'j 1 '. 1 b rOI "!«; o|u*rutions are' extoll- 1 | u .^. |() hl gg hnt “ ed by those who have usd it. Ii: all cast's of coughs, colds, asthmas, and other con- su|.-.plivc rJfi.'ctinr.R hy the use of this article 'hcv -have been enabled to defeat an onymy whose attacks would otherwise have been I -flowed b\ the most alarming consequences. . 1 This Specific has relieved and rlin'd the most violent cases m which othc was my cornu; than I joint dr ire Maj. /• I. in efli ct to, m your coiiiim*. blot upon It cannot l-o doubted, that it was inten- cb'd by you to conorci nm with nil the tram*. iHtions referred to in this document; nnv other conclusions must be founded on the ex travagant supposition that I was thus to bo lu'ld responsible f„ r the acts of o hers, in winch I had not even un implied agency I tln-ri-fmv, linvo a riplit In r a ,nrU llii,: as avowedly made for the purpose nfprohent- ingtotlio public eye tlio nciim> of nffcnccH whicli I nm alledgrd to linvo coimnittoil, tlmt tinvi* lei to tlio cmbiirruBainont of your nil. niiniBtration, ami il„; linal ilisanliiiion ofyour culimo, It may be proper, liowcvcr, to ob. S'rvc, tlint I have framed inmyown miml a diviBion ol ili.i mutt, ir nf thin aiaciiaaion into two parts which rimy be designated by ilie tiTHlB I' flirint nnd tnw fjirinl. As In Ibe for mer Immcli, regarding iny duty to the com,, try, iilwuys paramount, nrnl it B inieresis ns retpiiring III,it a proper confidence it. rein,ion lo inatlere within the pule of tlio Rxcciitive eouneilr hIiouW bo inviolably mainlaiiied an bn '' Vl ' n tacitly enjoined bv thet.luel Magitrale, I shall not advert to such matters except when they have her n iniro- dncedliv you; nrnl then found in tho papers before me As respects unollicio! transac- itons, I shall notice at this thime only a small purtot what lies nt. my disposal, and none m,t immediately connected with the subject* referred to in your expose. With these re marks, I proceed tho unpleasant tusk of defending my character against the aspersions atl<*mpti d ti» he cast upon it by tho Chief Magistrate of the United States. This has been irrcsiBtahly'forced upon mo at the mo ment of my retirement from public service u, h when satiated with its enjoyment* ami fortified hy vivid experience again,t its allurements, l had fl.'.dly cherished tlm hop** ot spending the remainder of my day m the quiet of domestic life, out qf thereneii •d the disturbing conflicts of political contro- versy. I perceive, in tlm first oftl,o aliodimd inei ileiitH el your expose, tlm bane wbicli has poisoned Hie cup of your Imppinrw; nrnl wlueb, being IIiiib spread belbro tbo publ e. nm.I liirlimli tlm page of your history, while luslorf euiiLiiiuns to tarry to fuiuru ages u Hue ueculllit tlf Hie acts of public moll. 'il,,,. ;."S “ nc " «»r the lust two years, a. close, tor Hie 1,108. pari, a silent observer of tbo ctnrs in the various scenes oftlie great <ira. • nmol slate, in wbicli •mi won' the chief ebu ni' t'-r* I 11"™ enrefuily studied, not only your own, but tlio clmriiotcr of than around you nrnl cannot easily ho mistaken in Hie no,wide! ralmns wbicli characterised your iesditm un. olb. uil acts, und llieir bearing on the public lIltereM. Mud, less colilil 1 be mistalton in llm bids which arc now made the grminilwoil; ot your iiitinmtjons against me, and the e\i. demm of discord which induced the dcterinin- atmn to reorganize your Cabinet. 1 hesitate not to say ; in tbo lime Wall who urn implies- ted ; In tho fuco of the world, nay, in ihc face of //rumen, tlmt every allegation Hindi. nit* m any oiil* intended, or tending to connect nc- the v Mnj. oVOLt'! 10 * Httd no sooner ”» •uf nj in iny pocket, r. Calhoun's friends to out oj the. cabinet That , that you had associated »n iiuiiA iliial who was a putei! plots nnd conspiracies, and of myagon* . rlminfctriniou. That yo.i I «y in Mi-in*; or tlmt an n-Htct of sheer justice, 5 tiffhilrawii u's onoi of your long list of incidonts, with a design to- insuli von, or ernharrass your administration, ~ or with any other of the imputed d signs, m ilestiiutc ot the shadow or slinrlc of truth. I •flightclose this part of thin communication hero, by insisting, ns I have a right to do, up on tlm nrnrhicliou oftlie proofs of these ' English and American Shaving Soap ;! ,f) K' vo ,lM . v roli'-l. 1 II*; CYiif'rtnriirioiitt. uml in great variety. ! tie expectorations, «n*l in iy be gium :;,zcz \Z i'- 1 " 111 "■ *,r ri ^-Vw *».«« , *<«• ^ *» on**rates bv e**n : ‘i" ‘ .'.‘J."»*• wiglit «jnly to rnconri'e J »« lll ' , V Imvo bej;n made. But I cannot per- V be .rii.M.'in in. 11,, » m your eahiiiet. I*, uus unde "■'» «nys.;lf to rest upon this ground alone. Gentlemen’s Morocco Shaving Oses f »r! n "^ cluldicn with tlio greal»*sf safi'iy. travelling, a new article and very neat. Also, A fresh supply of. thesj* c;**lel»ral«;d Cough ! , ... - . u P on Uiis ground alone osUMiHiiiy, i,y loose **riginatiug, it olt«)geth- r howeu r solid and immnvcahlo it must he. I nil iiflnii' ,h ii.,. L it.... 1... .. i* ,* i t. vi.i.rt i!...... .i;..... ....it ... .... .. Gentlemen's Travelling Mirrors. Addison's Urops, just received nrnl lur min by T< . Il - . 1 f t I, ws ' r.AV III’Y llWIrM.-V*I Ever Pointed Silver Pencil Cases, with extn point 8. An additional supply of the above articles, just received and for sale at i »w prices, hy LAY & HENDRICKSON, $200 REWARD ' 1 TSITILL he given for taking and securing the r V 7 jnly’14 LAY & HENDRICKSON, Agents, Gihlioii’h I'oilding- following described negro fellows. Chatham Suporioi* Court, May Term 1881, O N the petition of Elias Bliss, snfEng forth that he was possm-sed of a certain original l)m-d from Mary Wilkinson, ropy rlll i whoreol IB annexed tnilils pillltmn, i.ml sl„- s' n ii„,l i »" “fikir oftiie feimlcs «)j* their fhrmlie was said that, with regard to I they enterta^ed ihr* lest fuolin w . i unite. This uuf all you ret/uired. , At the aiM • charged with’ bavin session I'fGongress, ' “ ‘ , ‘~ | L must, therefore, call your attention to UU11IU Mnj, Eaton, i «*F*Lt* most prominent pofnis, and dcniund and could , *“ J I ,lo "l’ d more especially. On w hat ground , At the i charged with having “no sooner than T . iihoti I'! UoagrchS, win lings of got the eoimiiission sufo in my pocket, join- t the Jrienils of Mr. <-nllioiin took pin-e with Mr. Calhoim’s friends in tho effort toilrivo i a view ot addressing you to remove Maj. Eft. | Major Eaton out of tho Cabinet.” ; lOM * '""I F«» Ilapcn was denounced- ! when* is tin* evidence that Mr. Colhoti ; succeedi* lions nfihis Celebrated Medicine,the snfiscri-1 aulliorized to settle the business of thy con’ bent have made arrangements to keep on corn ; and all those indebted nre r hand,a supply direct from tho proprietor. The j settle their bills without delay. public may therefore rest nssur*’' 1 *’ *■’ f'livirr Genuine Sic" : "‘ . tnci Ir ’ ranacca can ulw-.ys be -«,nt their store warranted. Alargesiipply ofthisMedic.inc hnsjust. been i Vocoivcd Druggists and others throughout the State, who purchase to sell again, can 1 have it at a reduced price. LAY & HENDRICKSON, Wholesale & Rotnil Druggists, . 2& 15 Gibbons’ Buildings. I usk , , , Jolhoun had arrangement* were made j n Conn res* to J,n )’ class id friends who were no k as devoted- 1 rumur a vs the mmsures ofthc administration ly vour friends ; or that any object wob enter- tn that body. The Calhoun Telegraph anil Biined, whiqj) could be beneficial to him and ■■'evinced their disiu^ffrc. i injurious to you ! Or that any persons un- cm ; and all those indebted arc requested to ‘’TER. nitriMtU xzxxio..- .^r AI.ONZO SCRANTON. Savannah, May tilth 1830. Tlmy wont nfl'nn Ilia ni«bt oftlie Slst Feb- j I'*™ of Bald lieei!. ami pniyinir ibe i 7,. Tho.p,rain,immt of HaMwia wa«,'... 1 iff that desipnat on, jmimdYo .trivo' Maine rum • Inst, m a small two or three oared Can- J ^stnmisliment of tho said copy in lieu ot the riounced : —’ ’* »»*-*- . - A. r vo Wn J ,r DRAPER & TAflif?"- The undersigned respcct fully announ ces to the friends oftlie late firm ofCiiiriiKH- tkr *Si tSellanton, that lie will COlitillU** tho business at tho old established stand, Young’s - - —m - - Uiildings, corner of Bryan &• V’lijlaker-sls., Also, n fresh supply ofSwnim’s celebrated j w i, erP n n disposed to yield him their patron- oe, that has formerly been painted-red, with Original. dark colored gunwales. Snv qgr.i^.ndrnfl (*n motion of Richard R. Cuvier, fl»r poti dollars for G E( > IKHL^ffGiTnfHiutlliirt v-flve . ,l i ?". cr * R isjordored that the said r-pv I**; e tn six feet high, dark complex, i l|*isife«l jn I;*.;;;LU.,rtr:rfT! deed a7 the next ’■on, «'*>,'■» 'py ■■ rcc ’’ * nd r i,0 !? I b r k * tn H,P Zn° A,'!"’,"'" ! «*’ « >,n tiour.ru, you /mind „„„r ■ » „„ uiiuu, raajnr wiinra. no uarmoaovi. was purcItoH-^y-TS^l talMtan ‘ i,, ? ZZ mb' 1 j / . m- ! »« d .«« fndrr '*<"■- cJ».T* 1 M in advance. Retnore editors, as lins ' Eaton out of the Cabinet? And, lastly, been proved, were sounded, in tho hope of where is tho evidence, if such n plot existed', ’ [ bringing tlu*in mH r .^ r „ Tr -_ that I was privy to, or an actor in it ? If the Jr#’rv»pr»'flfii!, finally,* Mr. Cailiniin came ’ iVol.itert CM.-gg^tence of the refusal of my out with a horrible plot. When tlio issue *»*»nily, with iny approbation, to ossoeiuto wjis made with yourself, you found your ' with that of Major Eaton, bo deemed evidenco i , *.-.• . ' -I i e.....i.. -a_:. / . b||t Vermifuge, just received und for sale us above j v „ Ct w j|| finrl th* 1 same splendid assortment of : " m * 17 | goods,fashionableaniidurablo,l!;csame tnste ' : jn cutting nn'l making, and tlio same dispo sition to please aftl accomodate the public. june 17 Ice Mi hi ve. tinder the Bind'. 1 ANDLEIt &- DAVIDSON have estab- j that has ever characterized the establishment. V/ fished nn IClbliOUSE, iri John D, Mongin’s buildings, two doors west of Abner i Bassett’s ship Chandlery, where they will he J prepared to deliver Ice from 5 o’clock, A. M. J to 7 P. M. every day, except Sunduys, on which day, tho Ice House will he open from sun rise until 8 A. M. and from 12 to 2 P. M. may 28 ' may 30 ALONZO SCRANTON. The Dutchman's Fireside. H08. M. DRISCOLL has iust recriv- ved Nos.3&4 of Library ofSelectNovels, ■ Hjits. IIREE cases Palm Lenfllats.forsiileby july 2 LUTHER & CO Strayed ON Sunday Evening the 19th r , n -cut, from Savannah, a large Bay a*T l * ^mall Bay HORSE; lire latter w* a blaze in his face.— They wer* 81,0,1 0,1 Sunday the Jtitb instant' at Muirltoll "Initiation, bniong- . ing to James lVkii, Rsq. ni'.’r the seven mile : stone on the roaiOo Darien and went off there from tho same n\A^ in company Wth a Roan r, 11 1 , 'Lin. All ...nminita U'lll hr, t illy belon, paid with 11 ! the Horses and Fillc. ’ I application to Mr. Bro Vt or at "‘is oi.ice. L ’ I iune 3(1 T being the Dutchman's Fireside, 2 vo.,. by J. I sTliS K. Paul,iing. J“ ne 88 | paid S "<W*9* ***? Hilts j the Horses and Fillc. 7 or «itl|®r of them, by T x*n,im,irr, will probably endeavor to! 1 bo gnzettcrof Savannah, once a month for Him, by | vauixJiM^V'^Intn j®, j -jn® n* { //on wiisil/'hTuwicil on. .\,itvvitbtdan,iiVig yon perfectly tve.l knW, tvliatevcr appear- \-*U veil tlmt ! h.il la ken sides with «»co circumstances now compel you to give your adversaries, you treated me with /,/;},/. it, that the solo cause for this refusal was J ness to the lust, and gave me credit for my based in the belief of tlio society in which she capacity and fidelity. Being the represen- bad always lived, os to th character of his tiilivc of I'l’nnyslvoii'n, I was entitled tores-! wife, and not in any feeling of hostility or Lpoet. Gruleftil to J’emmsylvm.n for your oven unkiinlncss to him. It wns, howove , | election, you were unwilling to mortify her known to me, that ttvo or three gentlemen by letting h«*r suppose that you washed to put whom I had never heard designated by their escape ....... .. feigning a fit, or some other s.< , .*559 each for YORK &• HOLBY nrSAL* BURY. York is twenty two or three years old, five feet eight inches high, stout, made nnd j very black skin, fclobly is about twenty years ; old, near six feet high, smooth face, dark I complexion, nnd large under lip. These last -* Minute 1 ?, u. iil I • RGES, *o. Clerk S.C.C.C. True Extrarf from flu — - - i r- ft”;'** july 21—J(im D' Notif S 'flOUR months afn* date nppficntfim wi . be in *de to tho Inferior Court ofChnlhni mn ; a mark of ibfgrnee npun me, l y desiring me ' personal attachment t«) nny political inan o- t wo fellows have finely been purchased from County, when s'tting fur ordinary purposes. f io retire from the cal in**t. You,.. Messrs. Bryan &• Screven, of Chatham Conn-1 for leave to sell the real estnto of Joseph Dn- offered me a position quite equal to.. tv, and are from Wilmington Island, where j vis, deeea ed, late ofChathatn County for' eNs—but. I thought my interest ami ainbi. j to yon against the appointment of Major La- t hey are acquainted, and at several places on the benefit of tbo heirs and creditors tl.i. f'nvntinn a trim SI A 17 l*!T. ( I ! ( ) I , J*t therefore, < tb°r than yourself; a *1 who were known to o inv des- ! be among your best f, lends, did remonstrate the Carolina side. Adam, one of tho gang, has lately been ta ken ill the neighborhood of Wilmington Is land. All reasonable expenses will be paid exclu sive of the reward, on application the stibscriljer nah. july 19 Camden County. july 14 SAMUEL C. HOUSE, Administrator. lion would be better promoted by a war-! l "H to n scat in your Cabinet; and i nlso 1 fare on you, nnd sedulously sought a pretext heard that they cmemporaneously, or at hast i on which to found it. As an evidence of my two of thorn, rondo known to him all they had ra, • ' seeking’ such a pretext, I took exception to paid to you. Their names aro known to you, In Ot ICO- I thn form ofnn address in n nolo on business, «nd litoy’can bear testimony to this fact.— idexclu-' A FTER four months from this date appli- j j Q which you designated me as ‘ A cling Sec-' Two of these gentleman, the only ones of ri to either j f* cation will be made to the lion, the In* | rotary of the Treasury" That, fuiling in this,, whose purpose I had any knowledge nt tl o :riber nr Elias Fort, Esq of Nuvan- forior Court of Chatham County, for leave to , J sough tin another quarter some ground of tfine, -vifl, if their momorics serve, forlkm.w ALEXANDER ATKINStlN, ■ sell the lot No. 237. Henry County, contain-■; ( ji iu y re i / w carry with me to Pennsylva- ify, that so f-ir fiom encouraging their ing 2(J2j acres of Ian , the same being real n j ( , t and as a justification of tho hostility I them t * bn incapable of misrepresentation, estntn belonging to the estate ol Robert Mitch- rnennt to wage- / wrote. Mr. Burry an vioas, I endeavoured to reconcile them to el,_ deceased. ^ ^ , angry letter, telling him that I had hoard one tho appointment of Maj. Baton. I wiil not july 10 PETER MI I (JILL, Ex or. of his assistants had said the Department now bring their names before tho public, Inct Upcoivml possessed a certain bond, which would he * but will, if desired, furnish them to you, that r i a .. ' . . i held in terrorem to keep mo quiet. That not: you may satisfy yourself of the flagrant in* •^5 ' ^1 • op ^° n r \s W^HtTH 3 Vv \\ 10 ma ^ e ap y Ifiin? out of this cor- j justice yo*i have dono me in this rofpect.-^ , Hay, Oats and Onrn. A CONSTANT supply of Huy, Oats and Corn, on hand nnd for sale by MICHAEL DILLON, july 5 Telfair’s wharf.

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Savannah Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1822-18??, August 13, 1831, Image 1