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No 62 .Vol. XXVI
MOXIJAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1829
Whole No 6328.
Remedy for the Piles
# The Medicine now offered to
the public, is one which lies
been fully subjected to the In
fallible lest of experience! and
in every Instance where it has
i attended with the most complete stic
ks l7winc of cases, the patients
f cs l *V_.„ lAhonrinir under the disease (or
amNnring that period had received
KJjt irtodlool aiivlco, nnd lind ovon Ujl-
a sorgical operation, wit ,.
KJ.cn. advantage. It is not (Ilka
[eat I” rl " -avorlised.l offerod as a cor-
j'iu'cure, for a long catalogue of diseases,'
ibo e afflicted with this complaint, fo.
1 il \Xt'if'tiicffl''t1'Xcs'of “he 'in/-
rtimceof sach a Poinedy. IJdoi.M «.
Box, with directions signed by the 1 ro-
• *»,» Pieuared nnd •soli* at
1,;lor ’ * I ja8. A- AUSTIN’S
Drug and Uhcniiual Store,
No. 373. North Third, above Callow lull
riMAOni.pnu.
A supply of iliiv valuablo medioine is
ceivod# .
Fot “a. 'KvIISONS. Druggist.
At the Kaglo no 8 Gibbon's Uango.
nr 11 , ;
In Equity-
I.j„lin Miller aiid Olliers coinplamanls.
I . versus ■.
[chard J. Arnold nnd others defewfoijfs.
*N Heading the affidavit of ono of the
Vcomplainants in tho above wise, stat-
llie absence of sotno of the defendants,
an the county of Bryan. It is osd.ircd
-K ||ie said Jos. 1’enfleld and J. Mart],land
appear to,and answer the coniiiktirnmts
[ll on or before the firstilay of tlio Term
f ,1,0 Superior Court for the said county
Bryan, In November next, and tliul
3 said Klim Fort do appear to, and an
' r the said bill within, sixty days after
J term of April next. And it is further
lim'd that ti ropy of this order be served
I l]ic parties respectively, within ten days
L, the dale thereof, or published twice,
[month in t of (lie public Gazottes of the
ity of Savannah, until tlio expiration of
|c time within which the said parties are’
Jouired to appear to, and answer tlie| said
f ‘ JAMES M, WAYNE, Judge.
11 do certify the above to be a true copy
lien from the minutes of the Superior
butt of Bryan county—Mnrcli 28th 1U20.
IOSHUA SMITH, c.s. c.
Inur'd 78H
Naples Soap.
("N large and small eartnorn pots- with
cavers.
Fur sale hy
A PARSONS.
Druggist No 8 Gibbons Rango.
foh»S
MALLERY & DUFFY,
DRAPERS!f TAILORS,
On tlio Bny, n few doors East of tlioC'ity
Hotel, and nearly opposite tile
Exchange,
T ENDER their sincpre thanks td-their
friends, and tlio puiilio generally,for
past favors, and respectfully solicit a con
ttmintinn of patronage.'
They have received by vecent'arrivnls, a
fresh nod complete assortment of Fine,So-
peril, e, mid Sup. Sup, Velvet and Crape
fillin’ erl
BROADCLOTHS &. CASSJJJRRES,.,
pf tlio Ipost fashionable colors, nnd war.
rmite.' to ho of the most atiproved British
manufacture; nnd
VESTINGS
Of the newest pod most fashlonnblo pat
tern*'and materials—the whole of which
having been carefully selected hv Mr. M.
from the N. York market, nnd being pro
vided with Some of the best workmen, and
the latest London arid New York fashions
(which they receive quarterly) they will
bonptpntly endonvor to execute all older,
with which tloy may he honored, with tlio
utmost punctuality,despatch, nnd in a man
lier not excelled hy any .similar establish
ment in America. ‘ • 1
READY MADE OLOTUISQt ■
Par tlio accommodation of gentlemen in
haste,.nnd others who tnny prefer it, they
keep constantly on hand an extensivo as
sortment of coats, frocks,Contees,Siirtoms,
Great Coats, Cloaks, Pantaloons, Vests,
Shirts, Drawers,Wrappers, fee.—all made
up in the best manner and newest style, -
AJ.90,
FANCY ARTICLES.
Such as—Stocks, Cravats,' Cravat Pads,
Watch Guards and Ribbons,Gloves,Pock
et I land kerchiefs, Collars, Riding Belts,
Pantaloon Chains, kc.
SHOULDER BRACES,
An improved article, highly recommended
hy the first physicians as a most ccitain re
lief to persons afflicted with weakness of
the breast from n habit of stooping or se
dentary employment.
CAPS.
Gentlemen's and Youth’s morocco nml
patent leather Caps, of nil patterns.
LADIES' CLOAKS.
A few of superior Ladles Onmblet, made
with hoods.and Pnllarines—Also Carolina,
Plaid do.—besides a quantity of Satinet!
and’ other Jackets and Trowsers, suitable
for servants, or laborers.
N. B. Incnnscqucnceofthcpnrticulnral
tentlon paid to tlio selection of tlio above
articles,we are happy to state that they nan
be offered imicli lowerAlian the - establish
incut has ever (lonotrerercKufo. M. &:J),
oct SB SIS
Book-Binding, <J’C.
[SHE subscriber is now prepared to do
_ Rook-HMIng in all its various
Inches, having a first rate •workman from
JYorlt
(lee *a T. M. DRISCOLL.,
)istiict Court U. States,
DISTRICT OP GEORGIA.
February, Term 1820.
lOHNRM’lCINNON, Oliver lit Lilli
" bridge & Michael Harrison having
fell smninonod to appear at this Court
Id serve as petit Jurors'and* falling so to
I it is ordered that they bo severally fined
lllie sumlof tell dollars unless they make
lticitni excuse in writing on oa.tli to'bin
Id with the clerk qn or before ilto second
lesdav in May next.
(tract from the minutes 11th Feb, 102b.
GEO. GLEN, Cllt.
i ll 12 35
Just Received.
|URR Winter strained Sperm Oil,
Suitable for Family use for s.tlo by
„ 1 P. MARLOW,
peb4 28
Court of Ordinary, Effing
ham County.
nKCKUBFB, Tltnsl 1028
rfVithc petition of Smn’I. J. Bryan
x|_P stating that he is pn.xessed of a bond
which he produced to the Court made and
signed by Benjamin Kennedy late of thr
county aforesaid bearing date tlio 12th
dny'iif January 1810 for titles to a certain
Iract of land,described ill said bond. These
are lo cite and admonish all persons linvine
or claiming any interest in tlio estate of
the said Benjamin Kennedy to file their
objections if any they have, on or lieforf
the meeting of tile Court of Ordinary for
said county, for May term 1820, otherwise
the administrator will he ordered to make
titles to said tract ofland pursuant to tlio
statute in such cases made. and provided,
J. CHARLTON, c. c. o. E. c.
jan 12 )l
Wm
SYVAJM’S PANACEA.
Tn the Editor q/ - the American Daily Ad
vertiser.
fil IR—Enclosed you have a letter, a de-
position, anil cerlificate entitled to the
highest consideration. If such detail as i.
here sworn In by die unhappy sufferer her
self, and eertlfied to he ti tle, ns of their own
knowledge, hy Hyo most respectable I’liy
sieinxs, and hy the Magistrate before whom
tlio deposition w,is made, then do 1 nr nr
tlint tlioso who resist such evidence would
not believe even though tlio miriieiilftns
cure should he performed under their own
eyes/ Tills case has marie a deop nnd last
ing impression on thq neighborhood where
Mis. Applegate lives, nml 1 do not at all
doubt lint it will lenvo an impression little
less durable wherever it shall bo read. I
ask, nml am asked by others, with siteli
wonderful cures sustained by the most on.
impeachable testimony, why isn.it Swaiin’"
Panacea proscribed by more of our regular
Physiciansf The; know well the oases in
which it would surely he efficacious. If
it wero not for Iho high respect I have for
the .Medical Profession, I would not best -
into to impute their eoiulitct to jealousy or
envy, or to some equally iinamiabln quality
I ask from i lie public’for the following
statement, deposition and certificate, a can
did nnd impnitiiil hearing. I ask no more,
because I know qo inure are necessary lo
carry conviction to the mind of the most
prejudiced, A NEIGHBOUR.
CawsnEnnaY. .Middlesex Co. N. J. >
January Will, lil2!l, (
such eases should he made as public as po-s-
sible. r 1
With sentiments of esteem, I remain,
rospcclfullv, yours,
r. IShra ' VM - K - HAMILTON'
. LL* *~*1 I orsonallv appeared before me,
Uobnt M’Chcmpy, ono of the Jintir.es of
iho Peace for the County of Middlesex, in.
Nmv J crsey,8 A RAH APPLE-
<*.» 1 L,u'bo in uis oatb lluit (bo (ore^oing
bMter cumains an ncrhr ife •iseouht of her
cn\ rtncl ourc - ,, y -SWaVIM’S PAN A-
Sigitc«l S\R -\H APPLKOATK.
Hnorn nml .subscribed to before me, tlio
17lh day of Jan.
Signed. ROBERT M’CIIUSNKY.
CKRTIFtCATR.
MV. the nnilorsigned, jubnbltants of
Li’anlierry, were wilncsssos of iho dreadful
suOVrings of Mrs. SARVH AHPI.15-*
LAI b, and bee cure by SwainFs Pauu-
ee.i, after seven years confinement, and
nirci,fully subscribe to'Iho truth of tho a -
bnve cme, in die hope tlint others may Ijo
induced to apply fur relief to the same,
source '
rtiRncd R ALPH PLOTT, M O
tinned (i ORflF DAVIS, M D
Signed KOHKRT M’CHKSNKY, J 4 P.
N R In order to put the public on their
“Hard, we are assured that there are a
number of counterfeit adulterations oftlii*
most valuable remedy, which lias already
done much injury, not only tothe cjinrac-
fnr of tlio genuine SWAfM’S PANA
L’MA, bu| to the lusting injury of the na-
tient’.s health*
mar 10 57
(BY AUTHORITY.)
Broiu>’1it to Jail,
I N Coosawbutehee, oh the Ifitli inst., (
ninaWay man who says his name is
JOHN* and tint he belongs a Mr* McOnri
of Macon Horn gin,said follow is about 20 o
-- years old, live feet 5 or 0 inches high,
has marks on his left arm which appear to
he received from fire burns.
P.J. lIF.SrtRLLEU,jailor.
reman. Otto of Rose Lip
Halve,
FUST received «md for sale by
J A PARSONS, Druggist.
U :in H No b Gibbon's range
Liberty Inferior Court.
JUNE TERM, 1028.
TTTI’ON t]to petition of W. B. Fleming.
QJ praying for tho establishment of a
certain note of hand,given bv Johnllnr-
ris.to Tlios. T. Shepard, for ono hundred
ami eighty nine dollars 2 (•< cent 'nf!
hearing date on oqabout tho (list of Api„
1828, a copy whereof as nearly as the peti
tinner cun rcculicct, is filed with tlio said
petition, together with-an nfiidavit of the
loss thereof. It is ordered, that the said
copy he established in terms of the act in
such cases made nnd provided, doe- notice
being.given of the application,agreeably to
tho roles of court, unless cause lie shown to
tho contrary.
Extract from tlio minnles.
lino 41 E. BAKER, Clk
[Splendid Razor Strops.
►yMMBHBON’S and PRENTISS’
Razor Simps are kept constantly on
i and tlioso gentlemen who havo used
■cm, pronounce them superior to any at
■e present time in use. For sale by
A. PARSON
J At tho
I march 12
A. PARSONS, Druggist
Lagle, No 8 Gibbons Rango.
Salts and Castor Gil.
O IN STORE
BBLS S.al Glauber
100 boxes do assorted sizes
1000 quart bottles Castor Oil for Plan.
tmion Purposes
500 quart bottles cold pressed
300 pints do d„ fie
. Which is offered unusually low/*
J [ ' ar| ter.s are particularly requested to
I'dl and examine far lhcnisolves.
I'or sale by *
. % A PARSONS, Druggist*
At the Eagle No 8 Gibbons rang?.
nnr “
Vestimental Soap
tf IS Soaji is celebrated for taking nil
JL kinds of grease and spots from cloth
For sale by
dec 2
A. PARSONS.
Druggist No 8 Gibbon’s rangb
Shoe Blncking.
D AY & MARTINS liquid Blacking;
Just imported and for sale bv the
cask or dozen by A PARSONS
Druggist No 8 Gibbons’Rango,
fob <24
Savannah Poor House and
Hospital.
Coinmittce for March 1820
Johwstevcns and Joseph CunnningJ
« Attending Physicians.
Drs Cuyler and Footnmn
mars JOS ’ CUMMING.Soc’rv, ■
Treasurer’s Office.
Mancn 3 1820.
T IIF. average twice of Flour during thq
last month being gll per barrel of
103 11)3. Bread for tlio present month
must weigh as follows viz:
12 1-2 cents Loaf 2ihs 5 e
0 1-4 >• “ 1 “ 2 1-2
Of which all Balters and sellersof Bread
will take duo Nolico.
SLAV. STEWART, c. •
mav 8
, Wiindow sashes.
8 JUST RECEIVED.
15, anil 12-Light window sash
.os 8 by 10,
'so, on bind j u by , jfifjfhe same num
very supenoi quality. Fovsnle by
,0 ?'MARLOW.
Also,
For sale or Lease,
E ITHER of the two lots gr both, be
longing to tlio subscriber, situated in
flrooghton street, the buildings on which
tvere burnt by the late fire. Terms of sale,
or for a long lease will be on the most iibcv ;
al credit and advantageous conditions.
Apply to jjjgg ABBY injNIS.
' South Common
mar 5 53 '
ieb 28
I
Irish 4* Scotch Whiskey.
I N Demijohns warranted pure ns impor
tell for sate extremely low by
CHARLES A. WOODRUFF
j-,b 3 ■ ' Diokson’s Building,
Mr. if’m. StDfiiin, Philndtljiliin,
Hm—Being for a few days at this place,"
mil having heard astonishing accounts of
iho cure of Mrs. Sarah Applegate, ol *u
disease which hurl huffied tlio skill of the
best physicians, for suvon yours, J iletei*
mined to call'and bo convinced if it were
strictly true. I found her enjoying good
health, which she assured me had been the,
c » e for the Inst three years—from the time
'lie had been cured by the use of SSV AIM’S
PANACEA.
The horrid rnvagos made by tho disease,
are of course visible, and the lower extre
mities present an appearance which heg-
"gars description, that disoase in any form
could make such inroads ou the human sys
tem without producingDeath, isasastonish
ing as it is wonderful. She iitfmins me
that in June, 1818, a tumour formed im
mediately below the knee, which was -ex
tremely p iinfitl.tlio uneasines and swelling
of It caused her s > much alarm,that sltea|»fi
plied loa medical gentlcman-for relief.—
Tho tumor opened, and mis succeeded by
many others, until -the whole limb was
covered with large corroding ulcers. Me-
dicnl skill was entirely unavailing to check
the progress of the disease, and the patient
.was reduced to a. most deplorable condi
tion, the flesh seemed to he separated from
the hones—the immense discharge from so
many irtcers, Completely prostrated the
patient's strength, her appetite -was gone,
and nature nearly exhausted.
In this state of misery Mrs. Applegate
assod uwjpr the hands of several skilful
Uysicians, without experiencing benefit,
for a per iod of seven years.
To give vott a just idea of her sufferings,
as gathered from her own candid and art
less description, I confess my utter inabili
ty. She lingered on. sometimes able t
take a little exercise in a carriage, and
then again unabto lo leave her bed for sev
eral ’successive months, (tntil about Jive
years after she was first attacked with dis
ease, when as she was riding the horses
ranawayyoverturned tho carriage,threw her
out, and caused a compound fi.icture of
the hip. Under this accumulation of mi
serv. and suffering, she lingered two years,
Her hones and integuments were haul hare,
Inrge pieces of the icmainiog flesh she had
were constantly sloughing out, and her sit
uation was wretched and pitiable beyond
comparison, cheered hy no ray of hope,
doomed to wear away a miserable exis
tence, and hourly wishing for death. She
was told hy some of her friends .that
8 W AIM'S PAN ICE A would, if any
thing could, relieve her Mrs. Applegate
consented to remove, and did remove to
Philadelphia: this removal wa* with diffi
cully accomplished, nnd she remained, as
v'ou may recollect, under vour care for u-
boiit two weeks. Being at tho end of-that
time couvalc scent, she returned home.—It
is impossible to express tho astonishment
created hy her rojnrn, in the minds of a I
who hftd seen her during the seven years of
her sufferings. . She was soon, to general
admiration, restoretlyo perfect health.
rims, Sir, by the use* of your .Pauacen,
which is acknowledged to be one of the
richest gifts bestowed on suffering human
ity, this unfortunate woman was restored to
health and usefulness. Three years have
elapsed since Mrs. A* was cured; since
that tune she has become the happy mother
of a daughter, and a finer or healthier in
fant I never beheld. . This fact, while it is
a omvineing proot of.the efficacy of your
medicine in removing affections that ori*
ginnte from impurity of tho blood, is enual-
ly convincing that it regenerates aiid in
vigorates all the Vital .principles and-func.
tions <$f humanity.
This case should be published—it is your
interest to publish It, and it is for the ben
efit of the whole human, family that such
astonishing and well uUthentjdtited facts bo
made known—althqiigh. perhaps to those
who afo already acquainted with the vir
tues of SYVAIM’S PANACEA, it may.
not be necessary—jot behove.me, there
Bii’oiijvlit to Jail.
TN Savannah, seine time ago. a negri.
man who xav* his name it JIM, and
lint lie Belongs to John I’ltinan hut does
no* kno\y wliqro his master lives,nor where
ho ranau av from. I am induced ,o ho
" o-e that lie is oi ntd by some one else,
lie is 4 feet 8 t -4 inches high and about 15
years of uge| lie stammers a little when
speaking.
’ JNO. LOEWS, j. c. c
-ttne 14 142
T. M. Driscoll,
H AS just received per ship Floruit),
and for sale the followin'?
NEWBOOKHi
John’s History ok tub Ui.bmuv common
wealth, broughtdow-n to tho dispersion
of the Jews.
ITkkrkn Modern History, history of the
political system of Europe and its colo
nies from the discovory of America to
the Independence of the American con
tinent. *
Tub Republic of Cicf.ro,translated from
the lntiu nnd accompanied with a criti
cal nnd historical introduction by G \\’
Fetherstonliatigh esq.
Tub Man op two Lives, a narative writ
ten bv himself.
Talks op Woman, completed in 2 vols.
feb ift
nng 21
177
p ottcr’s VegetableCatlioli-
COll.
Only 82 per hot tie.
The unparalleled imputation of this med
icine is such, and its pte-eminent virtues
aro so well establish 'd, and so fully ac
knowledged by an intelligent public, that
it is scarcely necessary to say any thing
further than that it is
A Sovereign Remedy,
In Diseases of [he "Liver; Debility re
sulting from intemperance and dissipation:
Old wnd mveioufle Ulcers ; Pains in the
Bones,attended with swelling of the joints:
Inriigesliuu : Bfotuii.es ou the Face, Pim
ples, &c Syphilis : Cutaneous diseases
generally, and Tetter in particular; Mc^pu
rial and Scrofulous complaints.
Tho subscriber has just received by the
Queen Mali, n supply of the above medi
cine, and assures the Public he will *kcep
ii-coust uni supply on hand, direct from
Mr. Potters, so that the public will not be
deceived,
Foi sale by
A. PARSONS.
Druggist No. 8, Gibbon's Raikge.
dec 29 283-
Choice French Rose Wa
ter.
J UST IMPORTED
And for sale by
A PARSONS, Druggist.
No 8 Gibbons’ Range.
do 5
Notice.
F OUR months after date application
will he made to tho honorable tho
Justices of the Inferior c.ourt of Emanuel
County for leave to sell all the real estate
of Thomas Johnson, dec'd.
YVM. McGARVIN, Exe’or.
dec 0 245
are jet numbers entirely ignorant of its
many virtues, and powerfulrestorative.pro
perties, who arc laboring untler all the hor
rors of'dttoase, that for their benefit alone
Notice.
Ill OUR months after dale application
U* will bqinnde to the honorable the court
of ordinary. ofEifiiigham county for leave to
sell all the real estate, belonging to tlio estj
of Matthew. Rahn, late of Effingham conn
tydeed. *
JOHN C* RAIIN, Executor^
jan 2 . i
LAW OFjUKOnaiA.
An Act to amend and enlarge an net, en
titled an act to grant certain powers to
the cormnusioncrs of Pilotage, and for
farther preventing the obstruction of the
ffnvaartah river.
’’Kfi^IEIcEAS, the river Savannah is
vi frequently injured by the project-
'ing of the wharf heads into the. river, be
yond the line of the authorised survey of
ihc wharf lots, and hy the sliding, washing
or caving in of the material with which .'the
wharves are filled in, in cbnsequence o
the defective manner m which said wit arm
are constructed, or in consequence of seme
decay, or want of reparation.
1. lie it therefore enacted hy the Se
nate and House of Rep "tentative* of'the
state of Qenrtf\a (it General Assembly met,
and it ish rehy enacted by the authority aj
the same, That it vhall he tho duty of the
confnm.Anhers of pilotage for tho Jlnr and
River .Savannah, and they are hereby ait-
thoriso'L to Visit, inspect nnd examine, an
nually, in rhcMiiontn of June, the several
wharves on said river between Ray’s Hall
and the ocean) and should any wharf seem
In them to require repair, whereby injury .to
the river, in their ^opinion, maybe prevent
ed, they shall cause the same to he inspect
ed ami surveyed hy nti uldcrmnmf the city
of Savannah, a wharf holder, and a mas
ter carpenter or wharf builder, and if said
suiveyors, or a majority of them, shall he
of tho opinion that said wn«\rf requires re
pair, then the owner or owners, tenant or
tenants thereof, his, her or their agent or
’gents, representative or representatives,
shall within three months thereafter, well
and sufficiently in tho opinion of said sur
veyors, nr a majority of them, repair, or
uause to he repaired, said wharf, so deem-
etVto be in need thereof; apd if he, she, or
they, shall refuse, fail or neglect so to re
pair said wharf, or tnuso it to ho repaired,
within the time nforesnid, it shall he the
duty of said commissioners to cause the
same to he repaired and the owner or owr -
.ers, tenant or tenants of such wharf, his,
he>, or their agent or representatives, shall
forfeit and pnv to the commissioners foi
the use of said river, the sum of two hun
dred dollars, together with all the costs,
charges nnd expenses of the repairs, to he
recovered in auv,court of competent juris
diction; uml which may ho levied hy dis
tress and sale of said wharves and the lot or
Ittf* thereupon appertaining;, or bv any nth
er execution or process against the person
or property of the defendant.
§ 2. And be it further enacted by the au
thority aforesaid. That if am vessel, boat,
flat, ark. hulk, wreck, crib, i aft,or erection,
shall he sunk, or Cruised, or permitted, or.
stiff le t lo be junk in the river Savannah,
between Rav’s Hall nnd the ocean, or to
drill up and down said river, ur to lodge to
the injury or annoyance of the navigation
thereof, against the wharves, hnnks, slimes
or sides thereof, or any of them, the person
' ho shall so sink, or cntis« to he sunk, or to
drift or lodge, as aforesaid, or thedwneror
owners, master, consignee or consignees or
other person or persons, having charge of
such vessel, boat, flat, or crib, raft or erec-
lion, ms aforesaid, shall forfeit and pay to
aid commissioners, for tho me of. the river
a fores iid. a penalty not exceeding five
hundred dollars, to he assessed hv «nid com
missioners," which may he incov'ered in any
court of competent jurisdiction.
§3 Anri whnreas, it frequently happens
that vessels, hulks, or wrecks, condemn' d
or deemed unseaworthy, are dismantled,
nnd partially broken lip, at or neat the
wharfs, where thtv nre'left in a state lia
ble to sink, or otherwise become an ob
struction to the navigation of the river.
Re it enacted by the authority aforesaid.
That whenever any Vessel, wreck, or hulk,
deemed by’’the commissioners to be,'or
likely to become an. obstruction as afore
said, it shall he the duty, of the commis
sioners to require ofj he person or persons,
their agents or legal representatives Inst
haying had charge of the same, to remove,
or cause to lie removed, said obstruction,
or threatened obstruction, ns aforesaid, to
some spot on the shoal ground between
Hutchinson's and Fig Islands ns shall he
designated hy the chairman of the said
commissioners; Sind whenever npy vessel,
wreck or hulk, so deemed hy the said com
missioners an obstruction or likelv to be
come so, shall he sold, it shall he the duty
ot ‘the auctioneer, or person or persons sel
ling or otherwise disposing of the same, to
demand und tako asmo of the conditions
of sale, or other disposition thereof, af and
from tlie purchasers, or person or persons
otherwise coming into possession thereof,n
bond with good and .sufficient securities,
to be approved by said cbinmissioneis or
their chairman, in the sum of JftflO, paya
ble to ivaid commissioners, conditioned to
remove, or cause to he removed, stu b
wrecK, hulk, or vessel, to some spot on the
shoal ground between Hutchinson’s and
Fig Islands, to he designated ns aforesaid ,
and if such persoh.or persons having charge,
nr having last had charge or possession of
such vessel, wieck, hulk, or other obstruc
tion, a9 aforesaid, on requisition made to
them by tho commissioners of pilotage
through their chairman, shall refuse, neg
lect, or fail, to remove the same within such
time as said commissioners may think the
exigency of tho case requires, and to such
spot as shall be poinfed out to him, her, or
them;apd also, if such auctioneers, "or oili
er person so selling, or otherwise disposing
of said vessel, wreck, hulk, or other matter
threatening lo become an incumbrance oi
obstruction to the riyer, shall refuse, neg
lect, or fail to take such bond, ho, she, or
they, ns woll-the party so neglecting to re
consignee or consignees, or other person or- '
persons having charge n f , m: p .
wreck, or hulk, shall forfeit ami pay to s.fitp - -
commissioners, fur the itsoof -snii) river il
penalty not exception $200. to he nsscsWd
by said commissioners, which mav lie re
covered, lit any court o,fobmpetentjurisdiei-.
§ ?• And be it Jurlher tiwcted by.the au
thority n/oreetud, That whenever iiiiy 'ves- *
cl, wreck, or hulk, In snhl river, slinll ho
deemed hy snid'cotnmlssloners to be unseq-
worthy; oi liahWto jjnk', ll shall and may
he lawful for said* commissioners,and they
(ire hereby authorised to oause a notice Or
requisition to bo Riven to or served on the
owner nr owners, muster consignee or con
signees, or other person or pcrsons'lmving
charge thereof, nr any of them, requiring '
him, her, or them, to rentovo suoli vessel,
wrock, or hulk), within three davs, to such
spot upon said shoal apace, ns shall or
may be designated in said notice or requi
sition , and if such owner or owners, mas
ter, cbnsignee or consignees, or other per
son or persons having charge of such ves
sel, wreck or hulk, shall refuse, neglect,ot
lull lo renmve.the same within said time
lo such s|ioi as aforesaid, It shall he titedus'*
ly of said commissioners, and they are,
hereby authorised and ciiipowcrad to . re
move such vessel, wreck or hulk, or cause
the same to bo removed qhd the orvnfir or
"" uers, master, eniislgnco or consignees,or
other person or peigons having charge 5 of
such vussel, wreck, or hulk, •flail forfeit
and pay to said commissioners, for the like
of said river, not exceeding the sum of
8200, together with all costs, tsb.ifges, and’ -
expenses of sttrh removal lo ho recovered !
in any court nf competent jiWisdiction.
§ 0. And bt it Jmther enacted, That if
any poison or persons shall place or lay ,
any vessel, wreck, or Inilk, or cause any .
vessel, wreck, or bulk, to be placrd . or to
lie on shoal hank, hed or liar, in said river,
hftweeu Rav’s Hall and the ocean, except
by and with ihe permission of snid commis
sioners, signified in wilting, end unless so-*
cured in tlio manner specified in and hy
said permission,tuch person or persons,ow.
nor or owners, slinll forfeit and pay lo said
commissioners for the use of said river, n
lonalty not exceeding fSOO, to bo assessed
ly said commissioners, which may lie re
covered in any court or competent jurisdic-
§ 7 And be it further enacted by the au
thority aforesaid. That if anv person or
lersnns shall resist, opprje." obstruct, or
lent commissioners or surveyors or, liji m,
or.either nftlioil agents, or servants, or
any of them herein before mentioned eve
ry, such person shell be deemed guilty nf n
misdemeanor; and on convj/l ion thereof, •
shall pnv a fine or be imprisoned in tlio
'oinmnn jail, oi both in the discretion of
tlmcourt, . ' . ’
§1. And be It further enactedby tlieau- ’
thoiity ajiiresaid. That whenever an nc-
tinw.or can*, of aetiorr xlvnV acevneor a-
i se "ithjivlhe inientor meaning of that
act, the affidavit ulifweon to found a■ at-
laelimeiit orotber legal. proceeiUne, or to
ludd the defendant or defendants tj, bail
lliereon, may bp made bv llie i.hnirmaii of
said rommisslofiers or ilieir agent.
§ 1). And he it further enacted, Thnt
this act slinll l.p published ni the expense
ol- the aforesedd coininissinueis, nitre a
month for the term of three months in
each of the gazettes in (he city of Savan
nah.
IRBY HUDSON.
Speaker of the House of. Uepicsenta-
lives. —
Tims. STOCKS.
President of the Senate.
Assented to Dee. 20, 16 3.
JOHN FORSYTH, Governor.
march 3 5l§.vr 4
To Planters.
tflkdferflk BOTTLES Common
Cnstor Oil .
,500. do Superior Child Press is jpst
Received and for snlodow hy
A. PARSONS,
Druggist, no 8 Gibbons .Range. ■
tieelo ■
The Virtues and Use
or THE
CORDIAL
Cephalic Smiff.
JHiirh. by lonq: experience, has been fpiind
an tffectuaf Remedy far most disorders
. of the IIK AD, especially the Common
Hendach, to which it haritlu ever fails ff iv-
inff immediate ease, and by frequent use
prevents its return.
TT admirably opens and purges the head,
JL strengthens the nervys,revives the* spi
rits, nnd has a inost gtateiul aromatic,
smell.
It removes Drowsiness Sleepiness, Gid
diness, and Vapours, relieves dimness of
the eyes, is excellent in curing recent deaf
ness, and lias been of great service in Hys
teric und Paralytic complaints, and in re
storing the memory when iinpuired by dis
orders of the head.
It is also extreniety proper for persons
who visit the sick, or go into tiQwholesomn
rooms or unhealthy, places, and hot.cli
mates, as it fortifies the head against nox
ious, exhalations and infectious air. „
A pinch or two jnaj be takeu at any
time, and indeed several in a day; but for a
cold, or stoppage in the head, a pinch or
two should betaken just before going to
bed.
Those who are in the halm of taking
much of the common snuffs,* (and ^her eby;
injure both head and stomach.) are desired
to mix some ofthis CEPHALIC SNUFF
with them, qnd their had effects will |in a
great measure, he prevented.
Is on hand and for sale by '
A PARSONS. Drugsrifit, ,. rt
At the Eagle no 8 Gibbon’s Ran^e*
nj»r 14
move, as that so neglegting or. failing to
take such bond ns aforesaid, slinll forfeit
and pay to said commissioners, for the use
of the river, a penalty not exceeding S500.
which,may he recovered in any court of
conipetent jurisdiction* •
§ 4 And be4t further.enacted by ihc au
thority aforesaid, Tbgt if any vessel, wreck,
or hulk, condemned or hauled up, or deem
ed to be unseaworthy, shall-be- broken up,
or caused or Pttempted ta bo hrpken up
elsewhere )n said river* than at a ■ spot in.
said shoal space, which shall hnvp been Ue-
sign^ted^y .the chairman of said cohimis-
isiqners, in 'YyfRing, any person breaking
up, or causing or attempting to break up
' or tho owner or owners* master.
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Coiimtissioti & VVarehouse
Biismess Rt Macon.
fWqifE subscriber hiss a cnmrnodious anil _
1 convenient stark of warehouses, situ
ated on the wharf at Macon, with every fn-
oility lor tra’nsacting any and, all kind of
t.'ominlssion Business,—tenders liis servi
ces to liis frieiidsand the |iubjipr\L|nvin- .
wait. Mo lias made all the iiccfisyaey ar
rangoments to freight Cojton ftom-Macon
direct to Savannah’, and pll purchases
made hy him slmirmeet dispatoh in fraus' ’
portution,
THOMAS P. BOND.
M > nn.'Oet. 1. L et.24’ *lfi#I
I- orsale,
4 second handed Working Wagon,
which will he spld lows Apply at
s’office. ” dcc.27' .
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