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Newspaper Page TextANNAH No 53 .... XXVI PUBLICAN THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 5, 1829. Whole No 6319. v ii i; suns e it i n 11 and r e R i' A NI> GF.NKltAT. T)rm and Family WAIiE-HOU&E, aru'OASH.Mt. Itussin. Bears il Oils, I’oinfitmiis in large '■3 • ,*L .,11 «.f Perfume “‘’oiie’rP'a.veraml Liivemlcr \Vn- ,>5,...’no Water in boxes. \ nM tepXad Fancy «,«,.» by j soaps fil* roller, plain an 1 scented powder b»'^rS C ane,e- .ntMtirli for gentfon’fi> s "c.ir. Slodiipennables, averted patterns Iflllt Card cases assorted sizes null <lo lhj ISilrcr Pencil cases, host quality (la Tooth with tweezers do llratl pencils, warranted o( the best Penknives, Scg.ir boxes, dmmnoes do Fancy Hwdl bottles, Dice, pl&ylng cauls I.aJies Toilet Dress cases I Gentlemens Shaving do lAlirshall’s superior dentnfice Felton's <b> ‘ ,0 I Hutton’s do do " ■Prepared charcoal from the \\ illow l>arK \ Jo cohivnon charcoal F.yc stones,muff B axes,at lino assor t mem I eve’s colours JFlon\\ng Nurembiir^l) nnd r renen Ja bs, Tor burning on oil |Durable Ink,Aiomatic spirits of \ inrptir I'limpliortts Boxes, hair po\vdcr Boxes | piatina and Fancy Wood Shaving boxes Hound shaving t ake soap do Superior and large Ivory, Bone and [ood tied shaving brushes Eugliih,French and American superior id fancy penetrating hair brushes of all |zcs* do whist cloths, do Plate nail nnd comb Brushes Furniture, shoe and whitewash do Sweeping and hearth brushes also llisroach admired durable and fuicy silve r lure tooth Brushes made on an improved ban, and to order, with plain and fluted bandies. JohnBaiher’s and THomasSefcrgm's su berior razors, in single end double cases, hade to order, wairuntcd to please the pur [baser or to he re tinned, tffyknd Martin’s imported shoo black- lg, Genuine ettd of roses, large and shmII (ze bottles. Pearl powder for beautifying the skin LMaixoboy, Scotch and Caphclic Snuff* \lAi\\\«d’s fine rut chewing tobacco lTonauln ondVenella Beans f Apothecary’s scales and weights Evan’s crown Lancets, spring lancets |itl) extra blades, with a fine assortment of Srgical Instruments, Apothecary's Glass vare, &c. Together with a very general lid extensive assortment of Drugs, Mcdi- Inns,Ohemi* , ?.!s,patent Medicine?, Spice* lye stuff, &c.—All of which has been s |clcd by himself, for this market. Offer- 1 at w holesale and retail by ANSON PARSONS. [ruggistNo. 8 Gibbon’s buildings Savan- lli. ROV 28 MALLE It Y& DUFFY, DRAPERS fy TMI.ORS, Oil the Bay, a few doors East of the City Hotel, and nearly opposite tho Exchange, T ender tin* ir sincere thanks to their friends, and the public generally,for past favors, am) respectfully solicit a con- imitation of patronage. They have received by recent arrivals, a fresh and complete assortment of Fine,Su perfine, and Sup. Sup. Velvet and Crape finished BROADCLOTHS & CASSJMERES,., Of tho itiosl fashionable colors, and war- anted to he of the most auproved liiitish manufacture; and VESTINGS Oftho.ncwcst and most fashionable pat terns and materials—tho whole of which been carefully selected by Mr. M. from the N. York market, and being pio- vided with some of the best workmen, and tliolatest London nnd New York fashions (which they receive quarterly) they will staidly endeavor to execute? all mders w ith which tl ey mnv he honored, with the utmost punctuality,despatch, nnd in a man- tho following words, blown in the’ giass' ner not excelled by any similar establish- “Swaim’s Panacea. Pint *n»« «« r»LJ. ment in America REA I) Y MADE CLOTHING. For the accommodation of gentlemen in haste, and others who may prefer it, they keep constantly on hand an extensive as sortment of Coats, frocks, Coatees, Shrtouts, Great Coats, Cloaks, Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts, Drawers,Wiftppers, &c.—all made up in the best manner and newest style. AI.SO, FANCY ARTICLES. Such as—Stocks, Cravats, Cravat Pads, Watch Guards and Ribbon*,Gloves,Pock et Handkerchiefs, Collars, Riding Belts, Pantaloon Chains. &c. .SHOULDER BRACES, An Improved article, highly recommended by the first physicians as a most cettain re lief to per nous afflicted with Weakness of the breast from u habit of stooping or se dentary employment. CAPS. Gentlemen's and Youth’s morocco and patent leather Caps, of all patterns. LADIES’ CLOAKS. A .few of superior Ladies Cnmblet, made u ith hoods,and Pallarines—Also Carolina, Plaid do.—besides a quantity of Salinelt and oilier .lackers and Trowscrs, suitable ; for servants, or laborers. N. Ik In consequence of the particular at niion paid to tho selection of the above ticles.we are happy to state that they can he offered much lower than the establish • ment litis ever done heretofore. M. &D. oct 38 212 PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER DOT TLE. To the Public I N consequence of the numerous frauds mid impositions practised in reference to iny medicine, I am n C ain induced to change tho form of my DOTTLES. In future, lire PANACEA will be put up in itimid bottles, fluted longitudinally, with iblo to be mistaken, audforborno tn ill - odueejny other circumitniices than wntit .long IfwtiedUtely to it. i . .. VvILLLYM DUANE. 1 lilUdciphin, March tub 1820. CERTIFICATE OF Dll. EDWIN A. ATLEE. Member of Ike Philadelphia Medical Society. The case detailed in the above certificate came under my observation, and I believe Alderman Dunne's statement to be strictly correct. Mr. Swaint show id ine two other cases nearly similar, which were cured by Ins i anacea, after every other temedy had failed. Averse as I am to quackery, I hope ever to be preserved from unjust nnd selfish pre judice{ and, therefore, do not hesitate to* give iny name, in confirmation of the effica cy and safety of Mr. SwairnS medicine. EDWIN A. ATLEE. Philadelphia, Nov. 5th, 18$0. The public is rcspectfullv informed that I have appointed A. PARSONS of Savan- ah.and Turpin & D'Antignac,of Augusta, ’ as repre- State Bank ofiV. Carolina ■Newham , Cape Fear Darien Macon State bank Northern and U. S. Bank Notes. Bought aiul>ohI at LUTHER’S nov 20 Exchange OJJice |Finc Chewing Tobiicisp .OR1LLARDS and Uiell’s first qunl- l lty Chewing Tobacco is iusi iceeiv- 3 anti for s;i le by A. P A R H O N S. . Druggist No 8 Gibbons' Range. | dec 10 To Planters. $© Sio5 s Com,no ” 500 do Superior Gold Press is 1 h’ceived aud for sale low by lr A. PARSONS, IDmmlst.no8 Gibbons Ranre. I dec 10 Books, , for 1829. RF.TALISMAN,a New Veer's pre- sent for 1829. REMBMifEU ME, do do do am™ 3o do" do AMtlUT; do do do »' U . Y SOUVENIR, do do Ivl'AV YEAR'S GIFT. do do A few copjes of the above splendid pres- ilJmtteceivoff'pejioTirOrertn.toKlfilr Calender, 18*8- £ Aliunn—Fairy I.cgcmls- alesof,i (.ran,If,iiber, 2d Scries, by Sir ew WoS’ and 11 l; "’ Ke Va ' il: ' y of otllcr TM DRISCOLL. _ Real' Lard. Kb.CIS prime Leaf Lard, just re , , celvei1 ami fur sale (cry low, Apply to 3 ’ i jJ'ALLSDAPTER &.TU1’PEU. „ Swetles Iron. 1 . WlbEcribcis by late ;urivals hav e rfor ^aTe 1 * CClVC ^ k u & e bu Ppli-*s now of- S,IbL?" 5 Bnr Iroflc comprising BSiagUtMld iCIuare ltfirnFfrom 1 ti,cy ufr,;r f " r SJll; ' jans VLL:Jl i APTF ' 11 & TkPMR. Ribbons, &c. PRENDERGAST, has just re Pointed hii. ele K"»t assortment c, ,j| k Gross'llo liaii'n, 1 ' 2 6 " P ° rior bluc No 3 &, 14 Gibbon’s Rang Court of Ordinary, Effing ham Comity. ni'.cusrurn, term 1828 .N die petition uf Snm’l. J. Dryan ’ staling that he is posessed of a bond liicli lie produced to the Court made olid ned by lSenjainiil Kennedy late of the nintv aforesaid healing date the 12tb ay of January 1CI0 for titles tn a certain act of land,described in said bond. These re to cite, mid adnirtnljh al!'persons having ir claiming any interest in the estato of the said Denjainin Kennedy to file their ohjeutionsif any they have, on or before ' c meeting of the Court of Ordinary for id county, for .May lorm 1029, otherwise ie administrator will lie ordered to make lies to said tract oflantl pursuant to the statute in such cases made and.provided. J. CHARLTON, c. c* o. E. c. jan 12 It Swaim’s Panacea, Piiilada,’ senterj.above. These bottles ere much stronger Ilian thn-.o heretofore used, nnd will have but one label, which covers tho cork, with my own slgimturo on it, so that the cork cannot bo drawn without destroying tho signature, without which none is genuine. The mo dicirio may consequently bo known to bo gouuino when my signature is visible; to counterfeit tchich,will le puntshuble'uejbr- ’i’lio increasing doinand for this eelebra tod medicine has enabled mo to reduce the price to TWO DOLLARS per bottle, thus bringing it within tho rrach of the indi gent. Sly Panacea requires no encomium; its astonishing effects ami wondertbl operation have drawn, both from Patients and Medi eni Practitionersoftlio highest rospeo.tnbili ty, tho most unqualified approbation, nnd established for it a character which Envy’s pun, though dipped in gall, can never tarnish. Tho false re|>orls concerning this valuable medicine, which have been so diligently cir culntet}. by certain Physicians, linvo their origin either in ENVY, or in the mlschiev. ous effects of the SPURIOUS I MIT A TIONS. , The Proprietor pledges himself to the Public, and gives them the most sniomn assurances, that this medicine contains neither mercury nor any other dclctefriuiu ding. Tho Public'nrc cautioned not to pur chase .«y Panncon, except fiom myself.my accredited agents, oi persons of known re spectability; and all those will consequent ly he without excuse, who shall purchase from any other persons. WM. SWAIM September, 1828. Tile following certificate gives tho histo ry of the introduction of the Panacea into the Philadelphia Aims House lnftrmary. Those wiio read it, will be convinced that the proprietor hasnevei feared the invest! gation uf physicians, or endeavoured to ad minister ihe medicine in secret. It also evinces the prejudices of tho faculty, those who were so anxious originally to exclude the modi ine from this institution, would neglect no oppo, tmmy of expelling it.aflcr it had been introduced. FROM WILLIAM’DUANE, Esq. One of the AtJermcn off the City of Phila delphia. Mr. Swaim, proprietor of n medical com position called Swaim’s Panacea, applied to me, requesting mo to state what I know about the introduction of hii medicine in to .the Alois House—and I consider it duty to comply with his request. Doing President of the Don d of Mann gors of the Aims House in the year 1820. Mr Swaim expressed to mo a wish to un dertake the cure of some persons then in the house, whoso oases were given up In Equity. John Miller and others complainants. versus Richard J. Arnold and oriicrs defendants. O N Reading the affidavit of one of the complainants in the above case, stat ing the absence of some of the defendants, from the county of Bryan. It is osdered that the sa!fl Jos. Pcnfield and J.Marqnand do appear to,and answer the complainants hill,’ on or before the first day of the Term nl the Superior Court for tho said county of Bryan, in November next, nnd that the said Elias Fort do appewto, and an swer the said bill within sixty days after the term of April next. Ami it is further ordered that a copy of this order he served on the parties respectively, within ten days from the date thereof, or published twice a month in 1 of the public Gazrttcs of the city of Savrfhnah, until the expiration of the tunc within which tho said parties arc reejuiredto appear to, and answer tliej said JAMES M. WAYNE, Judge. | I do certify the above to he a true copy taken from the minutes of the Superior Court of Bryan comity—March 20th 1028, JOSHUA SMITH, c. 9. c. aoril 70 H my - sole agents for the State of Georgia. I ersons wishing to purchase at wholesale or retail, will purchase from them at the same piiccs-as from ihfe, ami shall in no rntthmee supply order, t,gJAg Potter’s YegclablcCatlioli- dcc J 240 con. ' CeiynOThiii; I -d'SSSltSStt^^i r|1HL Subset hers having entered inm i c j no | SS uch, and its pi.-ominent virtues '&« e| r«*»btohiS,-»ndto fully nc- Ibe fin.rJr AGE BUSINESS under kunuledgcd by an intelligent public, ilm Id ‘ „ „ _ . , 1 >* •» scarcely necessary to say any thing Candler & Davidson, further than that it is will.be thmiltflil to their friends nnd the A SoTCriligll Remedy, put-J In Diseases of the Liver: Debility re- e. Their Counting Room and stores suiting from intcihpnrancc aud dissipation: rodoors west of A. Dassett’s Ship Old and inveterate Ulcers ; 1’:,ins in the public in general fur a share of their roimge. are tw H Chandlery, under tho biuff, Mongin’s up per wharf. JOHN CANDLER. JOHN DAVIDSON, nov 1 210 Brought to Jail. Bones, attended with swelling of the joints: Indigestiou: Blotches ou the Face. Pim ples, &b Syphilis : Cutaneous diseases generally, and Tetter in particular; Mercu rial and Scrofulous cumplainls. The subscriber has just received by the Qnccn Mab, a supply of the above snedi- I N Savannah, some time ago. a negro cine, ami assures the Public he will Jk**i man who says his name iw JIM, and 1 a constaut supply on /hand, direct fro that he belongs to John Pitman but does Mr. Potters, so that not know where his master lives,nor where deceived, he ranawav from. I am induced to be lleve that ho is owntd by some one else, lie is 4 feet 9 1-4 inches high and about 15 years of age; he stammers a littlo when speaking. JNO. 1. DEWS, j. c. c une 14 142 from the public will not be For salo by A. PARSONS." Druggist No. 8, Gibbon's Range, dec 29 203 Negroes for sale. A NEGRO WOMAN, aged about- 19 veers, cook, washer and bonus ser vant, and her child 8 months old. A negro man about 49, blacksmith and field hand. A negro girl 10, house se.vnnt. A negro woman 30, an excellent cook A negro man 35, porter. A negro woman 84, field hand andhci [son about 13. A negro girl 13, house servant. A negro hoy 10, , n | .... , | A negro man 10, field hand, and his awcet Malaga Wine,!’resli children, ng cd is, 17, i2ami 0 yews. Tea, nnd Canal Flour. ...a," C 1 ?^ 0 i^?" 1 , :i -V,t 2 ’ r " s ' SC1 iv,T 4 nrnnr* , t Vant * a,,t * ' ,er 3 UlOnths old. QUARTER Casks very superior A ne . ra 22 , p „ rler . Stc. Sec, Sweet Malaga Wiuo 1 n The Benevolent Society, U"N8TITUTED by several ladies with JL theobjectof increasing-the funds o the Female Asylam oill of (urnishing cm ployineiu to industrious poor, offer to re ceive Needle ll'orle. put it out and superin tend its execution—Work sent to any mem her of tho society will be inimedlute’ly at tided to. jan 8 fl THE NEW YORK. MEDICAL A CA DEMY T HE happy cfleets uf the Itontanical System o f Practice, more especially f late employed in tiie cure of disease* such as entitle it to a high rank amoeg modem impiovements. The opinion long ntormined in its favor, by many of the judicious, n thoiough experience has now '.•monstratod to he well founded; and with the number aud variety of its salutary chievements,its reputation is daily increa*- It must ho evident to every discerning mind, that the present prevailing practice of medicine, winch rejects this botanical id, is at variance with our nature and with our happiness. Mercury, the Lancet, and the Knife, aro chiefly relied upon, by phy cinns and surgeons of the present day, lor u: removal of almost all the diseases inci ent to the human body, notwithstanding lie cfl jets of these deleterious agents, me evidently fatal to multitudes. Deeply im pressed wit!) these facts aud with a view f reforming the science and practice of medicine, an individual of this city in the ear 1027. procured a lot of ground nnd reeled a handsome and convenient edifice for an Institution denominated the United States Infirmary, expressly for employing a reform system of practice in the treatment, of diseases; the tcmcdinl resources being chiefly derived from the productions of ono own country. The course of treatment adopted by this Institution was principal ly the result of near forty years experierici; of n distinguished medical reformer; which ourse we are happy to state, has been crowned witli signal success, and proved to demonstration, that without Mercury, that boasted champion of the MATEIU a MEDIOA, or other poisonous drugs, dis eases generally may he cured by those more snfo and salutary mepns, which the God of nature basso liberally scattered around us. Animated by the past success, nnd with the hope of benefitting future generations an irrepressible desire has been felt, tha measures commensurate w ith the impor ance of the object should he taken, i > pro iiiuLiiitc this Valuable system of practice, and thcioby improve and reform the nobis and important science of medicine. After reflecting for years upon the most prudent and siicee sful method of effecting so desirable an object, it has been deemed expedient to establish a MEDIFAL SCHOOL, with competent teachers,w here students may receive board and instruction until they are fully qualified to practise in the various branches of the healing ait up on tiie reformed system. We are now hap py to announce, that a building for such an Institution has been elected, nnd (by Divine permission) will be opened in Nov. next, for the reception of Students. Thu building is large anil commodious situated in Eldiidge Street,between Grand and Broom,and adjoining the present U. S. Infirmary. It is in a healthy nnd pleas ant part of t he city,nnd has beru completed at a great expense. The following branches will bo taught.* 1. Anatomy. ^ 10 catty boxes 13 lbs. cach»Fresh Hy son Tea ] 50 bbls (“E. S. B.&Cos.”) Canal Flour . ^ 30 half bbls So do jan 5 Apply t« J HFWNGF.R. Notice. 8f /I OUR month' nfter date application T r , r | Jl? will beinade to the honorable the court Lauding from ship Helen Mar, and for J 0 f or( ii na ,y ofEflingham county for leave t i by HALT., jan C8 SHAFTEIi & TUFPER. Liberty Inferior Coiirt. JUNE TERM, 1828. U PON the petition ofW. D. Flcinio?, praying for the establishment of a eitaiiinole of hand,given by Jolmllav- is.to Tlios. M'. Shepard, for ono hundred nd highly nine dullius 2 1-2 cent jod heaving date on or about tho fust of Apt.. 820, a copywliercoi as nearly astlie pctl inner call recollect, is filed (\ ith tile said petition, together with tin affidavit Of the loss tbiircdfi It is ordered, that the said copy lie established in terms of tiie act in ,u<-ii c,isrs made and provided,'dlio notice being given of tile application,agreeably to tiie rules of court, unless cause Ire shown to thc'centravy. Extract from tire minutes, une 41 E. RAKER, Clk incurable by the mcdica' gentlemen,.that from Si tojBflOO, from 1 day to 03 days ( , rt helf emtomers and the public generaiiy lie was confident orcunng by lm medicine andonSlto S9900 from 1 month to 9 | j cc s ’ years—on one page. Tho whole calcu- culetion contained on 13 pnges. Dy John Hari-shorn. Price SI 50 For sale nt nov 1 LUTHER’S Ex Office. Nolicd, J'jl OUR month* aftet date application 1/ will be made to the linn, tho Inferi or (mint, for the County of Effingham . leave to sell tho following property belon ing to the Estate of Col. G G Now’land dec. viz two lots in town of Brunswick • & 1800 acres of land,lying in the county ofM’ 1 ntosli—Also 202 1-2 acres of land lytog in the county of Muscogee know n by the No. 55 7th (list, drawn in the late lottery by thcorphans oftho said G G Nowlan. 1 DAVID GUGEL. Executor of the Estate of G G Nowlan and Guardian for the Orphans. nov 0 220 J*n 9 T- M. DRISCOLL. Vostiniental Soap. T ills Soap is celehratud for taking all kinds of grease and spots Irom cloth For sale by A. PARSONS. Druggist No 8 Gibbon's range dec 2 Bank 1*78 OR Side at SC nov 10 Stock. EI’l’INGER’S Exchange Office. Decimal Interest Table, Calculated for the use of MERCHANTS AND llROKERS, A T 6 per cent, embracing Calculations of Interest from SI to SS900, from one day to 8 months, contained in six small folio pages, ALSO. A TABlM op interest. sell ell the real estate, licloneing to the est of Matthew Rahn, late of Effingham conn ty deed. JOHN C- RAHN, Executor, jail 2 1 Palcal Leather Stocks, M AI.LOUY & DUFFY have just re ceived a few dozen Navarino stocks, improved style. Also, CAPS of different patterns, and afeiv splendid English Silk Cravats and pocket handkerchiefs, entirely new style,to which they invite tiie attention thdsb cases, and would undertake some n[ the most dosporatc—and would require no other compensation than thesatisfacloo to be derived from the service rendered. I promised to consultthe other managers and did so; hut I found that some of the mediedt gentlemen in the house had labour ed to prejudice them, as some of them at tempted top possess me against what they denoiiiiiiaicd quackery. Some of the man agers felt inclined to tiie trial, considering that as they were cases abandoned by the medical me" which were to be operated up on, no barn,, oast would lie done, and if cure was practicable, the opportunity ought to be afforded hut they expressed a reluc- tanco to take any responsibility upon them; by wnicii 1 understood that they did not like to put themselves in opposition to the ihysloians. Others opposed it altogether. [ therefore oii'ered and took upon myself whatever fcsponsibiliiV there was in the ease, and notifnd Mr Swaim that I would accompany him, and did so;ilie first case selected wasihot of a woman, whose appeal anco was horrible, and whose condition was so deplorable, that the patients in the sai oom wished to have her removed— and tho evidence of my own senses justi- (i<; u -heir complaint. Site was a woman of about 30 or 82 years «r age, her right eye was already destroyed, the left eye .pto traded ■ more titan half an inch out of tiie socket; the flesh of tho left cheek was ono complcto ulcer—tho flesh Of the nose had disappeared, and left the nostrils two na ked holes—the upper lip on tiie left side was destroyed, mid the teeth and gums bare, and the whole face, ns it appeared to me,in a state of disso1ution;her appetite iiad left her—she represented a living skeleton frightful to behold—Mr Swaim seld lie could cure her, he could not restore tilt lost eye, nor restore the nose, but he could res tore the left eye and, the mouth. lie. Iindcitnocli the ease, and I frequent ly attended him in his visits to tiie poor (roman, und silo was cured—.and I have frequently seen her since, going about her oidinary business with the alacrity usual in a poison ofthat age; the deformity of course remained; but all that remained be sides njw eared healthful. I have confined myself to is case, upon which it was ini' \& Flour &c. _ kBRLS Howard st. sup. Flour I . a. 14 do Rye do 10 halfbbU Buckwheat do 9 hbls Chines Landing per sclir. Meridian and for sale | M’ELHINEY, GIRVIN &. co. jan 20 2d Wines. QR casks ’Ttomatto" sherry 10 do Sicily Madeira 5 pipes “Cogssvejl” Canary 15 qr casks do do 10 eights do do 15 qr casks Marseilles Madeira For sale on accommodating terms by HALL, SHATTER &. TUIT’ER. dec 23 by N Coosawhntchce, on the 10th inst., runaway man who says his name is , . ,,, JOHN, and that he belongs a Mr. McCari fmgliam, Charles Dicks and I'.li Hicks of Macon Georgia,said fellow is about 20 o 22 years old, five feet 5 or 0 inches high, has marks on his left arm which appear to lie received from fire burns. P. J. BESSELLEU, jailor. aug 21 177 Piekletl Herring. BBLS of the first quality fit for _ plantation u .c, just received from Blctimoro for sale by _ jan 24 PALMES & I.EE. Brought to JaiJ, CircuitCourtUnited States District of Georgia. NOVEMBER TERM, 11128. W M. Gaston having been dulj sum nionpd to attend this Court as a Grand Juror and John Smith, Jr. of Ef- m Liberty, Richard Johnson, Meredith Sauls and Thomas B. Thompson, of Bryan coun ty ns Vetit jurors. It is ordered that they be severally fined uccotding to law. Unless they do file good cause of excuse on oath in the clerk’* office on or before Ike sixth day of May next. y G. GLEN, Clk. dec 27 272ct II T. M. Driscoll, AS jnst received per ship’ Florian and for sale the following NEW BOOKS: loan’s UisTonr or tiif. ITr.mmiv common ■wealth, brought down.to the dispersion of thede.ws; IIeerkn Modern IIistort, history of the political system of Europe and its colo nies from the discovery of America to the Independence of the American con tinent. ... , . TiiERrrunuc or Cicr.Ro.translated from tile latinand accompanied with a criti^ cal and liisloric.il introduction by G W Fetlterstdnhnnsdi est(.' The Man of two Lives; a nariitive writ ten by himself. , ... Tales of Woman, completed in 2 vols; feblO . . English White JYlustard Seed. J UST received, for .affections of the Liver’s internal organs, and to re store the loss Of action in the nervous sys tem generally. For sale by A. J‘ARSONS, Druggist, No. 8, Gibbons’ Range, jan 15 3. Then y and practice of Physic.** 4. Mid» I ry,and Diseases oi* Women and Children. o. Materia Meuica ajiu Practical lima * ny. . 0. Chemistry and Pharmacy. The benefits to be derived by an nitcn^ dance at this Institution, v. ill, • trust,’be duly appreciated by those v.l» wis »<> ac qui-c a correct knowledge cl wn healing art. Here the student will be taught all the modern practice which is deemed ne- cosaiy, in addition Co the Botanical ; and in conscqueiic of his residing in the Insti tution, and pursuing a systematic course of its studies, combining each of these dc- lartments, he may acquire a knowledge of both in less than one half the time, and with half the expense, that is required at other Medical Institutions. There being an Infirmary connected with the Academy, the students will have tlm benefit of Clinical piactice, by which t!:i ex peri mental pa rt of* niedicioo B’lll b£ra^r rTT qiincd with the Theory. Anotksr advantage held out to the stu dents is, that all those who conform to tl r. rules and regulations of the.*school, and here?- finish their education, will have emph. ' ment, wait a generous compensation, se» «* ed them the institution, todisscminaie they practice of medicine in different sections the country. There will no specified time to complete a course of study; but w henever the student is qualified to pass an examination lie w ih receive a Diploma, and this Diploma vrilj have a decided advantage over every other, as it will enable the possessor to practice in every State in the Union with out molestation. RFaQUISITIONS. The qualifications for admission into the School w ill be :— 1. A certificate of a good moral charar. > ter. 2. A good English Education. TERMS. The price of qualifying a person for practice will be ,$250, one half payable in' advance; board (being an extra charge) will be $2 50 per week. Some provision is made for young men in indigent circum* stances. All .communications add l essee]. to tho" Superinlendnnt of the U; S. Infirmary, r.n the subject of tills Circular, (Post Paid) will receive attention. W. REACH, M. D, U. S. Infirmary, Oct. 1st, 1828, nov 20 236 Persian Otto of Rose Lip fSalrci JUST received and for sale by i A PARSONS, Druggist. No 8 Gibbon’s range. jan 17 N O iVlola.sses. 4 Few lihd] Superior N O Molasses j4. Just received and for sale by PMLBRLCK BAKER. feb B. Notice. F OUR months after date application will be made to the honorable tho Justices of the Inferior court of Emanuel County for leave to sell all the real estate of Tlioinas Johnson, deo’d. WM. McGAIlYIN, Exe’or. decO 215 Loaf Sugar. BBLS Loaf Sugar, 1st quality just received and for sale by HALL SIIAPTER T UPPER dec 24