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SAVANNAH DAILY REPUBLICAN. No 14;; Vol. XXVI. MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 19, l«?b. Dll. MEAD'S. Anti-DvsjK'ptic, or STOMACH PILES. THE onlv mcdicino, ever yet oH'ereil to UWpuhllc,TOM wliiqh- u radical,.mid permanent cure can lie obtained, of ull tliofe chronic states of derangement nf the dlgestivo organs, constituting tlijit • complicated disease termed Pjsrpepsia. The duty which .the proprietor on es \L-become mure oxtenslvoly i.scfn than it ' could possibly bo, wcre.it> confined within \i|,e private practice of any totflwlual "hat- . over. Tho diseases consentient on njnprbiq. jjlo of tiie'stomach,nud bowels,ur.o tinnier- •OUS, complicated,and for the ilmst part, ve- ^4lio syinptoinsclinrncterlzing dyspejjslai -or'mdWUon.fro a lung train of thtise dis agreeable sensations coinpioflly cfilled 'ner- •volts complalhtsi such as loss of. nppotite, nausea;, nr slcknessat tlio stomach, arid sometimes vomiting, bclchjng up of water, which is sometimes tasteless,but most com monly sour,gnawing pain in tlio stomach, .heart burn, or what is called sour-st;om«e|i, cbstivencss, paleness of tho cpmitenqricp,, lariguour, iowiiesspf spirits, palpital pn of the heart, vertigo, or giddiness,and disturb-, .ed sleep. The number af-thesu symptoms varies in different patients; with some lie SUCH US SUVC»» ^••''."*1 r. 7 - ' t - li flatulence, or wind >h -tl\e stomach, and bowels, emaciation or wasting pf the whole.body with sicat weakness.pnrtic'ilnr- 1 y of the legs. This disease has been very acuratoly described hyman) medical writers bui how little It lips been understood, the want of success \ri\iili attends the gener al mode of treatment, too plainly shows.. Let us take one example to altlhWfiWHKW assertion- Heapt burn,or sour, stomaoh,be ing often a very trdHblesomo symptom, of this complaint, the attention was . natural- ly directed in search or somc-ttrtieloi, that -should have tho power of removing it. The'absorbent earttytns they -are called, were fixed npon as-themost likely mean*‘of obviating this distressing symptom. The ealcareous preparations were tried, but their constipating effect* on the bowels rendered them Inadmissible', in rntionnl, practice. Magnesia, as il was found W pos sess the same power of neutralizing tho a- cid which gjves rise to the heart-burn, was then liad recourse to, and has-been exhibi ted with a liberal hand; Did this acidity, or sourness of the stomach, arise from any quantity of acid accidentally present In ■that organ, then a dose of magnesia would do every thing that could be wished •, but in every, oasc where heart,but n is one of the . symptoms, It arises from a cnn^glit forma tion of acid, and is ilcpeni ont upon a de bilitated state of the, nrg ns concerned in digestion. First, from a deficiency, or morbid state of secretion of tlie bile, which is plainly pointed out by the general topof of thebowels. ■ : -Secondly from tlie vitiated state of tlie gnstrlc juice itself, which is unfitfor produ cing a proper chemical solution ofthc food, in order to the preparation of a healthy chyle; and, in the third place, from w dl- .minished action or a paralytic state of the. tlactoals, arising from tho want of that nat ural stimulus, which excites thenfinto ac tion, and which is effected by the chemical mixture of a healthy gastric juice witli the food j so that, from tlio want of that excite- mciit, tlioy become unfit for separating •ehjllo sufficiently pure for the duo nourish merit'of the body; - From this view of tho subject, we See that oil the good that magnesia can do, is to it- frita wjtit the acid in the'siomaoh, and then prdduce tho same effect as any common purgative; for, as it posscssesno tonic paw or whatever, it noVor chn remove tlmtdebll ity of the digestive organs which gives rhe to the formation Of-this acid, and, of course never 'can restore that tone to the patfs, which is necessaryto a hedlthy digestion. Tlip carbppqte; or rather 1 sub-carbonate, (which is the preparation in common.use,) is an article by no.moans'very soluble, ns n common doso would-require for its solu-, tipn at least a,gallon qf wiitet—a quantity certainly never to'bo met wlth-lh tljo hu man stomaoh. It iS.tbercforOj easy-tocoh coivo. what tlio consequence ,mttst j)e of swallowing quantity after quantity,'of an -article so insoluble in the fluids of the hu man body ; but it is not so easy to say avhai could induce men to racli-their ' invention in order reproduce a preparation of ..thill article, the use of which isevenfriorc tib- 'Stirtl. This is what is termed calcined mag the nitrous natural to those parts,concretions ate formed and the patient js ultimately' cut off by wliat Is tci)nM hi« ard, or limvcl ?omj>lnint,—That numbers liavo fallen n 'sacrifice to the Injudicious use of magnesia, the late discoveries,nud.p.ublicatlohs in Brit ain on this Subject, have put it beyond the possibility of dispute | tlijs 'substance ag glutinated together,by tlio morns of the bowels, having heeii-fotind on opening the body after death','' ' In some cases, immense quantities of it hnve been found embedded in the bowels, somo.tifthem weighing from flic to six- pound*. Tho’ proprietor of these Pills, is therefore, happy in having it in Ills power to offer to nil those who are afflicted With the abovecomplaint, n medicine In which the most unlimited confidence hmy bo pin-, ceil, and for simplicity of composition,may. be (ti-en to children,and patients ofthc most delicate habit. In every chronic case of stomach (gmiphdnt, where tlie .disease' does not depend on nschiirns, or cancerous state of that organ, (ill Which case no med- ccino whatever enn do any good)lltcsc Pills will effect a certain and speedy cure, after tho'stomacli of tlie pntiept lias been cloyed- with •magnesia and c.liulk, and drenched with all the hitter potions, that'nrt’could in vent, to no purpose. They will most effec tually remove nil sourness of the stomach,' riot merely by neutralizing the acid, hut by correcting that morbid state of the tecro. lions which give rise to it, and at the same that they are giving tone,to the whole of the chylopoctie viscera, or organs of digestion,i they will renovate and give new life and vigour to'tlie system. •for Sale by- A-PARSONS. Agent — lirigs. Whole No r,2Si. Prilftut No 8 Gibbon's Buildings, WHioover applies these pills to the cure of the disease licro described, and scrupu- nusly follnttstlic ubovcdircclioris will never be .disappointed, ’ ’ N fi. The priper accompanying the med- hint will he sighed .in (lie hand uniting, oj. CEO, SMITH (lie note prflprietar. Price One dollar. In nlmust aery cant onetnxjcjll complete a cure. \GE/0. SMITH, S. P. jnly .23 , 104- T 11 >. suits 9 II l It E li omti rtm BAt-E at ms P E R F U M E It Y AND OENKRAI/ • \ t Drug and Family MEDICINE \VARE-HOUSE, M ACCABSAR, Russia. Bears and Antique Oils, Pomatums in large and small pots, all sort* ofrerfumo Rose, Orungo, Elcny,r nnd Lavender Wa ters Cologne Water in boxes. . Milk of Hoses, or Beauty!* preservative Imw’v superior scented Shoving end Wash Soaps all sorts df perfume. Naples. Pot,Cake & .Quintessence 1 Shaving Soaps (.Rail WindsorJPetfotned fancy soaps by fsoaps the box ■) Hair Powder, plain and scented polVdcr Puffs assorted sizes Ladles end Gentlemen's Pocket Rooks with,and without cliisps, of all sizes La Fa) ette, silk & haiy stocks, an . elc gam article for gemlemen's'wear. ; Ladles Indispcnsnbles, assorted patterns Gilt.Card senses nssorlod sizes Visiting oarils do do Silver PenC.il cases, best quality do Tootlt with tweezers, do - Lend pencils, warranted oStlie-Uest I’.enkniw, Sogar boxes, dominoes' do •Fancy «inell bottles, Dice, playing cards Ladies Toilet Dross poses. Gentlemens shaving do .Marshall’s superior dentrifleja Belton’S • do do -Burton’s do oo. Prepared ohareoalifroin the Wiljpw bark do , do ' common charcoal F.yo Stones,smi IT Roxcsja fine assiirtment ttbaye’sVcblmtrs PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER BOT- . MB To'the Public. - I N cnnscqtfenee of tlie numerous frauds’ and impositions practised in reference toroy medicine, I am again Induced to change tlie form of my BOTTLES. In future, the PANACEA will bn imt up in round •bottles; (luted Imighudmally, with tlie fqllmvng words, blown in the glass. "Bivaih's P/ixseza, Piulada," as repre sented n hove. - Tliese hottles are • much stronger than those heretofore used, nhd will Imvo but one label, which covers tiro cork, with my own slgnatnro on It, |o that,flic cork cannot be drawn without destroying die Hirnature, without width none is genuine. The mo dipine may consequently ho known to be genuine when my signature is visible; to counterfeit which, letll he funithallc oa/or- possiblc tohemistaken, and forborno-iQ.in troduce any other .circumstances than what belong immediately to it, m - ;WnXUM DUANE, Pliiladelpliia,jitarch lllhlBM, CERTIFICATE*'^ DR. RDWIN A. ,, , A rL EE. Mtmher oflhe Philadelphia Medical : Society. The casqdelaifed in the above certificate ceinp.undormyObservation,and I believe Alderman Duane’s statement to be strictly correct. 5(r. Su nipi show ed me twoetber- casns nearly similar, which ytye cured by failed QCD ^ n . f,e , r,var T 0,ho . r remedy had Averse as J am to qnaokery, I hope ever to ho preserved from unjust nnd rdfith pre judice; and, thor.e.foro, do not hesitate to give By name, in confirmation oftlieefflca- cy and safety of Mr. Swaim’s medicine. gery. The increasing demand for' thi. criobra- ted medicine has enabled-me tp. reduce the price.to TWO DOl.LAItfl per bottic, thus. bringing.it within tlio - rracli of tlie imli-' gent. My Panacearcqiliies nn encomium;' its nsinnislilng effects rind wonderful operation have drawn, both from Patients nnd Medl- cnl Practitioners of lie highest respectabili ty, the most unqualified approbation, and established for it a character which Envy’s pen, tho.ugh dipped in guj,- can never tarnish. ' Tlie false reports cqticerning tiiis valuable medicine, which linvc terin so diligently cir culated by oertnin Physicians, ihavo thoir origin eltlier-in ENYY, or in tlW mischiev ous effects of the SPURIOUS IBIITA TIONS; Tlie Proprietor pledget himself to :llic Public, and gives them the most solemn assurances, that this medicine .cnntRina oRltlier mercpry-.tiqr any .other .deleterious ding. The-Pnbllc*are cautioned npt -to pur-, chaso .oyl’anacea, except-from myself,uiy accredited ngetits, or persons of krfnwp re- spentahlljty; and all those will consequent ly tie Without excuse, who Shall .purchase trrpm priy other,petams.. ■ ■ , . ’ JVM- SWAI.M. Septertiher; ISM,’ s. , 'Che following certificate givos-thehtsto- ; ry riftlie introdue-tidn ofjlio Panacea into tho Philadelphia Aims House Infirmary. Tbase who rend it,-will bo .convinced that the proprietor hns.ttevei fenrec.Ote investi-J gatinn of physicians,-orendeavourod to ad EDWIN i>. ATDEE. Pllilnrtclphia, Nov. tith. 1818. I ho public is respec.tfrill v .informed that Ihiivp apnoiiiteil A. PARSONS ol Havan- n,ill,ami 1 orpin dr D’Amigaac,of Augusta, my sole agsiits for llie State ofrGanrgia. t ursons wishing to purchase at wholesale or retail,.will purchase from lliqm pt the. same prices as from me, and shall in no -instance supply orders only through my a- fiaals. WN.SWAIM. dee l mo . Jn .Jolm Miller and others complaingnts- vtrsufi ?(''•!• Armdd.yqd others defcndpnts. gYN Reading the afli.dayit of one Ofthc ^_TfiQ«?>pl«inailta4n the nhoye case,' stat- inffthe absence.of some ofthc, defendants, "’). d . ,0 ?i,P e, >. (ic| d an.«J f.Mprqiiand do apjieor to,nnd answer tlio complainants «f tW!?! be . for ® r * he /Irst.dayoftheTcrpi ® u I ,e » t >*‘ Court for the said fountv °if ijext, and that awer llin a PP car «<>. and rin fwer llie said bid wftlim sixty days after the term of April next. And iflsYnrihw ordered that a copy of this order lie served qp thenartieFraspectlvely. witjiiu.tcndayr from the date tliereof, or pubiislied twice, a month in 1 of the public Gazettes of. the Oity qr Savannah, inuil the expiration of the time wltldn which tlie aaid parties are required to appear to, and answer,the said T a IK WAYNE, Judge, I do certify the a bo vo to ho a true copy »ken frpm th P .tptnm M 0 f the T Suj)etu»r Oouit of Bryan county MnrCh tilth je*8. ' • SMITH, c.i.c. aurd . 7rtf . A. G. Oemlcp. valuable Plantation for sale. The.siibscribcr will sell his Plantation on which lie now res rides, 1(1 miles from this city on . - the Augusta road. It contains lj)47 riciesofwhicli 100 acres is under fence deltas been planted for several years pasuV produced good crops,tl,c remainder is good wood mid timber land, contiguous to the ri ver duslrcnhie for its shqatiiin and particu larly that of a public House -Vis worthy llie attention' of any person desirous of such at place and will be atsposed of on a credit of 13 months for approved paper with a mortgage oil the property. Application to be made th the Subscriber on tlie-premi-i ses or toMr W Rcinsliarl in this city. N. B.—If this proporty is not previotisly soicl at private sale, it w ill be offered at .public.otttcry on the 29th day of January next, on the premises, together with' tne crop of Corn and Fodder, stock of every description, plantation utensils, fre- - J. C. IlELVENSTON. -nov.W 2JI+ H V* r ®°eived, hv . various arrivals' from Italtimore, Philadelpliin, New Tim NE\V YO.RK. MEDICALACADEMY T HE liappy ellects of tiie Botanical System of Practice, • f-rimp' of lateifirpjoycll in tlie pqft ’o^dlsedi'^ nrc such us entitle it lo ahich rank uinonji modern'improvements. The opinion long entertained in fts favor, • by many of tlio judicious, a.tlioioiigi) experience has now demonstrated to ho well.founded; and with ihe number end variety of its s ihitary acblitemtntaiM reputation is daily inercas- It must bo evident to every discernina n * ffir&ent prevailing, practice ofmedicrae, Whiclr iiejerits tliis botanical . aid, i» at ynrnmcc with Dur.nt^ture tinil with W kappincfs. Mercury, (lie Lancet, and thfl Ati|/e, art chiefly relied Uphn, by pjiy- sitipns and’surgeorw pftho prespnt day, for the removal of afmpst sill tho diseases inci- dent to the. human -body, liotv ithstandingl the •irects of theso deirterious: Jigcnt , ;ireA evidently fatal to multitudes. Deeply im pressed with these facts and. s* ith a viow' °* the science and practice of medicine, an individunlof this city in tiie year 1BI7, procured a lot of ground and 1 erected njijmdsoino and convenient edifice, mr »xi Jiistitntion^enoniinntod the United States Infirmary, .ej^cessh for employing o reform system of prnrtire in the tr^ntment of disease*: the rcinedkd num/ces being- chiefly derived from tlie productions of ono and Biriton, i fresh supply o'fOOOD I 'frie coarse of treatment MEDF.CINES, which ho otters for crifes jj#?* .!#*!*■ l>>in.sij,»Ir • ,n moderate terms. >.v the result ofqntrforty yoar.yoxp Besides tlic'silnples in which every body- deals, lie lias o variety of articles, not to be met w ith inriivcry Drug shop, mostly his o«n composition, viri: ' Ainmnmnted Aicdhol Do. do aromatic Bpr. Pnponis Sulphurate of Potash—do. Antimon Acetate of Potash-Iodine—Morphlum Tmct.Mask artificial—Pmerinq - Sal Mortis—Turbith Mineral—Piiospho- Phosphate Soda—ilq. Jron Denarcotised Laudanum—James’ Pmv.‘ der. English hino mass nnd Merc. Ointment Osbum’s Pills—Sohley’a Pjlls—and eve • ry Tincture prescribed-in the Ameri cas PharmacnptBia. ’ ang * . le.ni . j ' For Sale. THE TIDE LAND PLAN TATION belonging tp tile os- tate of James Nephew,situated on Cat Head Creek, in Mcln- toslt county cqntaittiugiibuut 340 acres of first .quality‘tide swamp, end ahqtrt 2to n- cr,s- of high pine l-uid; of the swamp 175 acres nrc now underciillivulion. and in fine order—nf ihwliigli lain) UO acres are {flant- ted. On the place nre, rilllhc Imildingsne .cessafyjfur.tlie.piirposcs oftbQ plantailuu, and the accommodation .of a faintly. Forty five slaves, now on tlie place,would be also sold if desirct) d»y a purchaser. Should-the plantation not he said prior to tfie'tjrst Tuesday in January!next, it w ill minister the'medicine in secret. It nltp; tltsn-hoAOlil at uuctiqp W llie Iiighost.bid evinces the prejiidices of the faculty, those dei, atlho Cpqirt -House in Darien. jiers, nesla, ivhicli is the magnesian earth nsifree' from any st&to of combination, or in a state of ns great purity, ai.artlcan produce. Tiiis hns been thought a very gtentimprove pent of the article; but.so far from-that bo: tng tlie case, it is exactly tho averse, sis the nearer it is brought to a state of pnrity or, in other words, the rimre it is . freed from a state.of .coriihinatiori witli'any of the acids, tlie more inert doss it becomot. so much .so, that calcined magnesia has of itself no more purgative . powers - than as' •much common dhrilk; rind the only differ- fence that.exists between (hem in this fpt?. .peci isthiit tvlicnmrigriesia unites'with the acid In tlic-stomach, it becomes purgative whereas chalk, or tho carbonate of Mime, with the sqmc acid, forms n salt of hstriri- Floating Nurcnibiirgb rind Frcncti Ta- irs, for burping onaiil ’ Durable Ink, Aromatic spirits of \megar Phrisp)inr'qs Boxes, liaut powder Boxes Platiiia arid Fiine-y. Wood Shaving boxes Round shaving criko snap do Snparior find large Ivory, Bone and wood ttcd-sbaving-hriishns t Euglisb, French nnd American, superior and -fancy penetrating hair 'brushes of all, sizes dp .whist cloths, do Plate nail mid,comb Brushes ' Furniture, shoe and whitewash do Sweeping and ,1)1 arth.brushes - also , . His much admired durahlo and-faney silver wire tooth Brushes made on an improved plan, ahd;to,order, with plain arid fluted) handles. . >•'.- • John Batiior’s and TlmniaS Seargill’s su. jierlor razors, 1nsingle nnti.douhle. cases,* made to order, warranted to please , the pur chaser or to he returned. ' . Day and Martin’s imtmrtoil ilioe iblnek- ing, Genuine otto of ruses, largo and small sizeibotties. . , Peuvl powder for bcnnlifying tlie skin • Maccnboy, ScmcH and Cqpbelio Snuffs ' Lorillard’s fine rut chewing tobacco Tonrinin and Vciiolla Beans with extra blailCs, w ith surgical instalments, ..Apothecary s Ulnss yVa re, '.'fficr -;Toget her. with ipvary general] '|entqftaUtios,. Tjtus, iveseethai magnesia: aqcl extensive assortment-or Drugs, Medri, will only exhibit .-purgative powers in pro- mines,■Chemloals.patetit.Meiiiomos,, Spices portion to tho. quantity of acid it meets- —an-of wh’ch.hns been ao- Ivith in the stomach ; but in nine cases out Of ten there is notn quantity of acid pre sent, Suilicient to peutrnlize the magnesia taken t and further wo know Riat there. is .perhaps an equal number of cases in which a -tills iirtlnln U.iuml mliAun sLk Alns article-iSjUsed, wliere.tliereisiiot the -least particle of acid iri redundance. In Vina AniKk , t • «I . . . Apothecary's scales and weights ■Evaifs"crow|t Lancets, spring la'nwts rith extra bl ides. witli a lino assortment of who were so anxious originally to exclude the meHicinc from this institution- .tvqalil- neglect no opportirnitj of expelling it,rider, it had been introduced.. i FROM WILLIAM DUANE,iEm. One oflhr jtldeniicn.ofihe City of Phila- Mr. Swaim, proprietor of n meillc.il com, position called Swaim’s Panacea, applied; to me, requesting me to ulnte what I know about the introduction of his mediejne in to the Alms House—arid I - consider (t ai duty lo comply witli his request. Being President of tlie Board of Mana gers of the Aims House in the yenr 11120, Sir Swaim expressed to me,a wish to un dertake tlie cure of some' persons' th'-i] in the house, whoso cases were given upas incurable by the'medical gentlemen, that; lie was confident of curing by his medicine those enses, nnd would undertake some of the thost desperate—and wniilii require no i,tiler compensation than the*atisf.icton tq'. lie derived from the,service rendered. . I promised to consult tlie other managers arid did so; but I found that some of tlie, riicdicai gentlemen in the house had labour ed'to prejudice them, as some nf them at tempted to prepossess me ag.ijngt wliat they denominated qunckery. iSomc.of tile man agers felt inclined to tlie trial, considering that as they wore cases abandoned by tlie medical men which were to lie operated up*, on. no harm at Joist would .lie Hone, ami if dure was practicable, the opportunity ought to bo afforded ; Imt they expressed)! roluc t.rnco tb take any'responsibility upon them; by. which 1 understood that they .did not, .like to put tlteinselvesin opposition to tlie plivsicians. Oth« s opposed it altogether., r 'therefore offered anil look upon myself ivhatevor responsibility there ivns in tlie case, ami iiotilh d Mr Stvaim that I would accompany him, anil did s'o; tho firxt case selected was that of a wqninn, whose appeal' unco - was horrible, and whose condition was so,deplorable, that tlie patients in the same roorii wished to have her removed— and tho cvirjonce of my own senses justi- (jed lU&trcomplaint. Shewasa woman of about 80,or 32 venrs of age, her right For particulars, apply to either of the! subscribers. CHARLES WEST. Sunbury Ga BARRINGTON RING,-Darion. SmmuVy, Oct. nhj 1820. oct 20 SlStcrr . Nptice. F OUR monthNafter d.ito application will be made to the honorable the court ofordinary ofEfllnghain county for leavo to sell aii tlie realejtale, lietoiigiilg to tlie est. of Matthew Iirihriflatt of Effingham eoun- ty deed. , . JOHN C RAHN, Executor. tan* 1 ' nf a djstingulshrii ,nothin] iHnu Jr, whiefl course .we are happy tp . state.'frai 1.,-en crownril withsjgnaijucce.i.,, arid proved to n demonstration, that without 'Mercury, that boasted champion nftlic MATE li IA MFDICA, or otljer poisonous drugs, di«* eases gentra((y,niay bo cured by tlioM'mnrc -satj?.and salutary means,' wlitSh' tlie God "f nature bns so liberally scattered , around "Animrited by the past success, and with the hope of beiie^ttitje fuiur**’ pelierationi nn irryiraatlbte .desieribasbeen felt, that r measures commensurate with tlie import tnnee of the object shqul'd he tnlteu, t pro ihulgate this ynl'iiable system of prnrticn, and theieby improve and reform tin- imble and important science «jf iiieflicme. After relVcttihg-'for' ?eaf*. upon tho most fl'udefi',50d.Yl«W»fol .mclijqdtifoft'iiiri.iir so desirable an object, it'has lu-i n fleaSsJ expedient ,to establish a MEDICAL Fatfiat Leather Stocks. 1W9'Ai:i;o^V-i t DllFFY bavo jn.t 11JL ceived a few <loa<4i Navarino stocks., improved style. Also, CAl’^'of different patterns, and nfow •uiendiil Enaljth Silk Cravats nnd pocket handkerchiefs,entirely new styje,to which they invite tire attention of their enstoiriers and the public generally dec 8 rgu Marine & Jph-e IiiR»raac,c Bunk. ., • .S-AVArifrAii, MjXT. JII, 18*8 STOCKHOLDERS of the Marini, and Fire Insurnnee-Barik of,tlie State qf tieorgta, nre hereby notified, that the following instalments, tiding tlie balance duo of tlie,Capital Slock of the Bank, are required:to be paid at the Banking lions in Savannah, viz ; • ’ Five Dollars per^haro on tlie IStli Re comber. ' • v Five Doilnrs per share.on the -16th Janu , .ary, and Five Dollars per-jhane-dn the 15tli Feh- ruavy, next ensuing. My order of the Board, W. W. BAKER .Cashier, july 81 lSSfac , The Allgusta ConstinuioruUst wilil pub lish the ribovo once a ivpdk to lfith Decem ber, and furnish;(he account. Treasurer’s Oflioc. JAN. dst 18*9. HE average price ofFlonrduringtlie, last inonth being iffl -Jd p.Qr.bariel of tOtt lbs. Bread for'the present month must weigh ns follows viz: 12 1-2 cents Luaf Slbs8]-3oz 0 1-4 <• “ 1 “ 1 3-1 » . Of which all Rakers and sellersof Bread ' ill take due Notice. ; ; M. W. STEWART, o. f. jan 2 i ar~ri EOIIGIA, Bulloch Cotmty—Ity 'the MJJff Uoti.thcJutticesvfthc Inferior Cayrt of Dulloch County, sitting for ordinary jntr- Dye stuff, &c — All of yvjjich-Jrns heemg' leetod by liiinself, for this market. Oflor- Odat^ole^leandrarafl^^, Dro^glstNo.' a'Qiltbon’s .imilffmgt Sgvan-; daft 1 . I nqv 28 -M: , y'VWT? iiie siamacn oi iniu * ,c ” -^ ntuvo ! las provided as, t.he i ^principal agent in.tiro process of digestion, wstead of doing goodi i ncrease the evil ten' Toia • but even tlUsJr$ not th'e worst that is I *° be apprehended fron] the nseofmacnesiai' 111 consequence of its insblitliility. it lyrist [ ^«arUylpdge in thebowels, where’tJm I .k J 11 ! e i nt Wll liberty , to exercise I laoir influence at the same time, tfssisled*by. Poor House and Hospital Visiting Committen'for January, I8S# Williarit Taylor and.Moses Clelnm • .' L A.tendingF^im i ra-Dr^ydkins ; i„d CopitrlRersUip. ffflHE Snbseribers having entered .into • A copartnerslilpinthe'COMMISSION' & FACTORAliE BlISINESS under tlie firm of - Candler & Davidson, Wiltberiinnkfol to their friends and the .public in general for a share rif their pat-’ roimge. Their Counting Room and stores are-two doors west qf A. .-Bassett’s Ship Clinndlery, under tiie bluff, Mongjn’s up per wharf. • - i _ ' JOHN CANDLER. JOHN DAVfDSON. novl 216 1 • poses. ’ To idj whom it may concern. Whereas, Janies Miller, hns applied to llie Hon.'tlio Court, of Ordinnry ol l-ul- lochriCoiliily for Letters of Administration on the est! ~ late nf (he These are, therefore, to cite and admo nish ifII nnd singular the kindred and ere-' ditorsof the sajd deceased, to file their ob jections (if any they lirive) in .the ’Clerk’s Office of the paid Court, on or before the I th.day of Feb tioxt, otherwise letters of ministration wi|l bejgraritetj. ■ Witness-thollon. , rnie.of the Jus! decs of tlie said Court, tlie 5ih day of Jan. ‘.0. 1829. E. KENNEDY, re. c. o,t,. c jan'5 3* J ' . eye was already destroyed, the left ‘eye pid truderi more than half an inch but of tlie socket; die flesh,of the 'lefocljcek was otic' complete ulcer—tlie flesh of the nose - had dee 30 #P*’hue N.,.- O. Moltissc.fr.. ja 4> BBI.S Prime N O Mnlassos ' Lnriding and Tor sale liy -mLldSilAl-TEIt &TUPPER. dec ia K title, is prbpnsed'to be issued every ednesd.iv, in this oity, the- object of- liich is, to -collect .and etrihody all' tlie TIIE IRISHMAN A WEEKLY P APER with the above rm title, it Wednesday. which, is, to -- ... _ principal events relnting to Cathojii: E(nan| oipation, in Ireland,not qniy to give a pas- ...... , . singhistory, but to excite .the^ Friends of disappeared, nnd left the nostrils two na-; oicR ond Heligious Liberty, in.tlie United lied holes—the npjier lip on the left , side a wteS) to aid all parts mf the globe in was destroyed, nnd tjje teeth .and .«wn» breaking the sliaeklos of.oppression. The bare, and the whole face, as it nppeared to p rote5t ants of Portugal and Spain are op- njq,ina state ofdissolntion;neroppotjtpnad p 0he ,j as well nsllie Jf Jo}vs,, ami -Dissenters, RuIlQOL, With competent (epdiers,where students m«yraflelye[boartt .irul iniiruciiuri' until they nre fully qualified to practis.- in the various linincliei.nftlic healing art up on the reformed system- We qve now hap. py to anmiunce, tlinl a buihjlpjl.for such an In.»tibUjonJijis-boen eiwtiC nnd (by 1 * Divine permission) will beopeiii-.il.tn -Nor. next, for tiie reception of RhiUcnts. . . The bpildiiig is large and commodious situated hi Eldridge Streetd***- - “ — .. j u «„U ntfiiumoSthe , present V- S. Inffriristy.' Tt is in a iiealtliy.qnd pleas, ant part of ibo e.ity,and-fra5 bciricompietetl 1 - 1 / ra rifrrear expense. ■ , ' The toliott iqg branches will’ll trilight.— 1. Anaton^r f- ’> r ; *. SurgeMt, ' ■ " ' 8. TitarryJtnd.practte.e of -Physio. ; 4. Midwifery,nnd Diseasesof ■ Womeiy and Children. ' ■ 5. Materia MedipaanjJPracticpl Bota< ■ft. Cheriiimty ariHPharmacy.; ,. w Tlie benefits lo he derived'by an niten- dnneent this Imljtiifroh; will, wo trust, bp' duly appreciated 'ey those who wish tb ae-' ‘ qujre a correct knowledge of the healing' art. Rere the student ‘ will -be-taught alj - tlie modern,ffraptice-wiideh is.dccriied no-.- ceiiixfy, ill addition to the Rolahi.e’ai; aod in conseqiiencof his residing in the -Imli-'- tnlioii, and pursuing a systemutic cqur.se- ofits studies, combining each of ibrisc de- partmtirits.'boinay acquire a knqwleitgoof • both in less than one half tile time, and ; with half tho expense..(bat is-.required at , other Medical 'Institutions. '.?* -There ticirignn.lnjftpwry connected witlx the Academy, the 'Students v ill hav. rile - 5 Vi Y a* «• /Sfiministra on benpfi , of Clinical practice, by w-bicli tho tlie estate and .■ffscleofGeorge Miller. BXp „. ilueiU ,, medicine wilt he ae- r^the eoBgty difcftldqC^eeased;^ qil ;ro ( l witl, .be Theory. Anuliier advantage held out to the t-ui- deutsis, tlirit all tliose-ybo i-mif.lvpa ru'.es and regulations of the jcliriol.and hot* : finish -their education, ! wlllt -have employ-G tnent, with a geiierous compensation, seen -_t ■ cd them the iiistltUtiori, to'dissi-iiiinatc die . practice ofinedicino in different section? of » thecountry. -.v> . , .There will no specified time to complete 1 course of stmly; but wlieneycr, the student j qualified,Jo pa^.ari jex.iniirijitinn lnriwUl- rcceive a Diploma, and ‘tiiis Diploma v ill have n decided advantage over rivi-ry * .other, as jt will enable the -pnssossoritd (lractieP jn.evety State in the Union witli- i out molestation.. • :i , . - REQUISITIONS. - The qiinlificritioiis'for admission into the .i Scliool'-will-be:— ,.A'. 1. Acertiiicateotagood mor.nl charac ter. .-. ' ' 2. A goed English Education. Matties’. QR casks “Roiuai sherry 10 do Sicily Madeira 0 pipes “Cogswell" .Canary .. •15 qr casks do do 10 eigHts ,do do . -15 qr casks Mijr^eilles-Madelra For sale on acconiiiiodatirig terms by - HALL, SHATTER & TUP-PeR. dee. 23 -■ ieftiier—slie^ rcpresonled a Hiving sitoleton I Jn^the Cathorics.of Circat Britain, and it frialitfi.il -to behold.—Mr Swaim said he Uahoves tva as men, enjoylng.--si> targe a cquiAcure hereto could not restore the lo?r ; pq t tion offttental and civil liberty,ns we do oy'e, nor restores {hepose, biit he could i-es-- M] country, lo a|d llieni in their. a«lu^ tore the left eyo nnd tire mouth. ■■■; ousstroggleforlhosameprivilegcswe.en- He umiertoock the case, anill frcqnent- . q iy attended lilin in hla viaits -to the poor '., T HE : IRISHMAN" will be printed on womSri, aritl sto- was. cured—and I have q„ 0 , lle dintn paper, artiidoHyereci to frequently seen her siriee, going . about her.- — - ordinary business with tlie al-iciity usual to a person of that age; the de.lornuty ol course remained; but-al! that remained > ,1 ’ j sides appeared Healtlifiii. I have eoiifined myself to is case, upon which it was tm- CircuitCom’t’IUnited States District sdtiGebrgia. NOFEMIIE RTE&M ,1028. WTM. Gnstcn liaving-beeii duly sum- T ntoned to attend this Court ris a Grand Jufor and John Smith, Jr. of Ef fingham, Chatfes Dicks nnd Eli Hjeks rif Liberty,-Rjchnrd Johnson, Meredith Sauls arid TiinmasR, Thompson, of Bryan conn: iy ns-Petit -Jurors. At ia.ptdered that (hey. be severally fined accoidirig .to Jaw, unless, tltey (lp fl|e good pause of excuse on bath in tiie-pjerk’s office on or before ihe sixth day of May next. - . -• . ■■■ ’ ija.,GLEN, Clk. .dec 9.1 . : . .-S72ct -. ] fmo in eiliiitn paper, and dbliyered to Sub- jan* r ,- } scribers gyery Woclnbsffajt, fit gi a. year, -j - t T. a vd‘ ■ payable in rhlvanec- _■.. . jn „r in- 1 i ■ WILLIASFS 1 ,!!®^. ol SOTSm sabity d . .. -A. v. GUNNINCHAJIv■ t’ALMfiH.ScUTEE- Ul.avlncfnn; S’.' O. DcC‘, ITt WW 1 T.frJA ft - 0% Lent; Lard. x-KEtiS prime Loaf Lard,ju?t re- 0 ceivedand for aala yerylmv, ; ! |f^LSH{tFTER ; & TCPPER. ’-jan.fr-- ,/ 4; v, : '. ' Cliarleston’, St C. Dbc'. WW deo 2i/0 TERMS. .I' The price qf quolifying a (person fot practice will beft250, : orie,'KaTf. s paj!nble in ; advance c’ljoarcf-(being^kri extra Charge) will be fii.&O .per lyeek. , -Some provision is madetfor.young rneri in indigent oircum- slanfces. . ..,r ; - ;•« .-.. ;; All epmmnnicattnns addressed to -tho Superiiitbndant of the U.'S,dnfirtna>v,riii' the subject of tins .Circular,j(Fo>t 'Paidjj will recefyealiention.' .q-’V t 'H' " ■ •••--:* .- r -W.,BiAGH. M. D. IE S, Tnfirmaryi'Oct. Tjtj-t828. nov *8 ' -. 388 , r F OUR,rfi0ntlis after, date opplicatinri ' -willf-to made .w' the hOtTOrabie tnff; 1 .1 ustiees.-of the lqforiqr court of Em'onl)oj County .for ietivh,t!o sell all the jcil estate • of ThoiriarJnTihson, See’S.. i ’ . , ‘ WM-JIcGAEVIN, JEije’or'. ffe.e.0 .845 , Tv --V-i’-’V; Loaf Snigwr. ilff- LpiifSugar, tst.quality ftiecQlved nnd forsaleby. , . - t &1IAPTER&TUPPEB. dec*£ .-
