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!Vo 68 ........Vol. XXVI
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1829.
Whole No 6329.
Remedy for the Piles.
The Medicine now offered to
the public, is one which line
boon fully subjected to the In
fallible toil of experiences and
,, in every instance where ,l hai
attended with tlio mutt complete sue-
. in some of the cases, the patients
[boonlabouring under tlio disease lor
Ls and during tfiat period had received
i!«nnodlcal advlcc, and hud even un
done a painful »»rgioel operation, with-
hiorinanent advantage. It is not (like
udvertised.) offered as a cer-
r r,ir l lone catalogue of diseases,
[those'afflicted with tl.lscnmplni.it, foi
rh alono it is recommended, inuy rely
Icanfidenee upon obtaining relief, even
Ws forms, in u short times and they
Lives ate the best judgest of the iin-
Ince of such a remedy. 1 rice 50 els
Vox, with directions signed by the Pro-
V- AUSTIN’S
I s73 ,NordiThitd,'above Cnllowlllll
r pail.ADEr.0A.
Jsiipply Of Ibis valuable medicine 1s
I red..
[Fur sajo jj r A j l80Nfli Drueglst.
,t die Eagle no 8 Gibbon’s ltange.
aril
In Equity.
bn Miller and others complainants,
j versus
Ltd J. Arnold and others defendants,
I Heading the affidavit of one of tne
omplainanu in the above case, stat-
ke absence of some of the defendants,
10 county of Bryan. It is osdered
11,0 saidJos. Penfleld and J.Marqnand
Lear to,and answer the complainants
bn or before the first day of the Term
I Superior Court for the said county
Irynn, in November next, and that
laid Elias Fort do nppearto, and an
khe said bill within sixty days after
Lm of April next. And it is further
led that a copy of this order be served
b parties respectively, within ten days
tlio date thereof, or pigblislied twice
nth in 1 of the public Gazettes of the
hr Savannah, until tho expiration of
lime within which the said parlies ate
1 to appear to, and answer the) said
JAMES M. WAYNE, Judge,
do certify tho above to be a true copy
i from the minutes of the Superior
kt of Bryan county—March 48lh 1828
IOSIIUA SMITH, c. s. t.
iril 7011
Naples Soap.
[ large and small earthern pots with
overs.
For sale by
A PARSONS.
Druggist No 8 Gibbons Range,
bi5
MALLERY& DUFFY,
DRAPERS if TAILORS,
On the Bay, a few doors East of the City
Hotel, and nearly opposite the
Exchange,
T ENDER (liulr Sincere thanks to their
friends, and the public generally,for
past favors, and respectfully solicit a con
tinuation of patronage.
They have received by recent arrivals, a
fresh and complete assortment of Fine.Su-
perfi 1 s, and Sup. Sup. Velvet and Crape
Unis' ed
BROADCLOTHS it CASSIMERES,'.,
Of the most fashionable colors, and war
ranter) to be of tho most approved British
manufacture; and „
VESTINGS
Of the newest and most fashionablo pat
terns and materials—the whole of whleh
having been carefully selected by Mr. M.
from the N. York market, and being pro
vided with some of the best workmen, and
the latest London and New York fashions
(which they recelvo quarterly) thoy will
cnnanmly endeavor to execute all aiders
with which they may he honored, with the
utinost punctuality .despatch, and in a man
ner not excelled by any simitar establish
ment in Aiucricn.
READYMADE CLOTHISO.
For the accommodation of gentlemen in
haste, and others who may prefer It, they
keep constantly on hand an oxtensivo as
sortment of coats, frocks, Coatees, Surtopts,
Great Coats, Cloaks, Pantaloons, Vests,
Shirts, Drawers,Wrappers, fto.—all made
up in the best manner and newest style.
ALSO,
FANCY ARTICLES.
Such as—Stocks, Cravats, Cravat Pads,
Watch Guards and Ribbons,Glnvos,Pnck-
et Handkerchiefs, Collars, Riding Belts,
Pantaloon Chains. Sic.
SHOULDER BRACES,
An improved article, highly recommended
by the first physicians as a most ceitain re
lief to persons afflicted with weukness of
the breast from a hahit 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 Ladles Cambist, made
with hoods,and Pallarin’es—Also Carolina,
Plaid do.—besides a quantity of Salinott
and other Jackets and Trowsers, suitable
for servants, or laborers.
N. B.. In consequence of the particular at
tcnlion paid to the selection of the above
articles,we nre happy to state that they can
he offered much lower than the establish
ment has ever done heretofore. M. & D.
oct 28 212
IBook-Binding, $*c.
IHK subscriber is now prepared to do
I Book-Binding in all its various
llips, having a first rate workman from
i 29 T. M. DRISCOLL,
Sstrict Court U. States,
DISTRICT OF GEORGIA.
Fr.imUAnV, Tkrsi 1829.
)IIN R M’KINNON, Oliver M Lilli
bridge & Michael Harrison having
Isuiunuincd to appear at this Court
perve .is petit J urors and failing so to
[bordered that they bo severally fined
le sum of ten dollar's unless they make
f lent excuse in writing nil oath to be-
(with the clerk on Or before the second
■day in May next.
pet from the minutes 11th Feb. 1829,
GEO. GLEN, Clk.
> 12 35
Court of Ordinary, Effing
ham County.
necestnVR, term 1828
O N tho petition of Sam’l. J. Bryan
stating that he is posessed of a bond
which he pruduced to the Court made and
signed by Benjamin Kennedy late of the
county aforesaid bearing date the ttih
day of January 1819 for titles to a certain
tract oHland,described in said bond. These
ere to cite and ndinonisli all persons having
or claiming any interest ill the estate of
the said Benjamin Kcmiedy to file their
objections if any they have, on or before
tlie meeting of the Court of Ordinary for
said county, for May term 1829, otherwise
the administrator will bo orderod to make
titles to said.lract of land pursuant tn tho
statute in such cases made and provided.
J. CHARLTON, c.e.o. E. c.
jatil* 8
such cases should lie made as pulillo as po-s-
siblo. r r
With sentiments of esteem, I remain.
respectfully, yours.
r. ' VM - H. HAMILTON,
n • er,on fllIjf appeared before me,
Robert 51 Cliesuey, one of the Justices of
the Peace for the County of Middlesex, in
Instate ofNew Jorsoy,SARAH APPLE-
Os\TL»wlio made oath that the foregoing
letter contains an accurate account of her
case and cure by SWAIM’S PANA
CEA.
Signed SARAH APPLEGATE.
, ® wo *n and subscribed to before me, the
17th day of Jan. 1820.
Signed ROBERT M’CHESNEY.
SWAIM’S PANACEA.
To the Editor of the American Daily Ad-
terliser.
(Cl IR—Enclosed you have a letter, a de-
kJ position, and certificate entitled to the
highest consideration. If such detail as is
hero sworn to by the unliuppy sufferer her
self, and certified to he truo, ns of their own
knowledge, by two most respectable Pliy
slcinns, and by the Magistrate before whom
the deposition was made, then do I aver
that those who resist such evidence would
not believe even though the miraculous
cure should he performed under their own
ayes. This case has made a deep and last
ing impression on the neighborhood where
Mri. Applegate lives, and I do not at all
doubt hut it will lenve an impression little
less durable wherever it shall be read. I
ask, and am asked by others, with such
wonderful cures sustained by tho most un.
impeachable testimony, why Is not Swalm’
Panacea prescribed by more of our regular
Physicians? Thej know well the cases in
aihiclt it would surely ke efficacious. If
it were not for tho high respect I have for
the Medical Profession, I would not hesi
tate to impute their conduct to jealousy or
envy, or to some equally unainiablo quality.
I ask from the public for the following
statement, deposition and certificate, a can
did and impartial hearing. I ask no more,
became I know no more are necessary to
cany conviction to flic mind of the most
piejudiced. A NEIGHBOUR.
(BY AUTHORITY.)
CERTIFICATE.
\\Vft. the undersigned, Inhabitants of
Cranberry, were witneisses ufllie dreadful
sufferings of Mrs. SARAH APPLE-
GATE, and her euro by Swaim’s . Pana
cea, alter seven years confinement, and
cheerfully subscribe to the truth of the n-
buve ease, in the hope thnt others may bo
Induced to apply for relief to the lame,
source
Signed RALPH P LOTT, M D
Signed GEORGE DAVIS, MD
Signed ROBERT M’CHESNEY, J.P.
N B lit order to put the public on their
guard, we are assured that there are a
number of counterlMt adulterations of this
most valuable remedy, which bus already
done much injury, not only tolhe charac
ter of the genuine SWAIM’S -PANA
OEA, hut to the lasting injury of the pa
tient's health,
mar 10 57
Brought to Jail,
F Coosawhatchee, on tho 13th Inst.,
runaway man who says his name Is
JOHN, end that he belongs a Air. McCari
of Macon Goorgia.said fellow is about 20 o
22 years old, five feet 5 or 6 inches high,
has marks on hi. left arm which appear to
be received from fire hurni.
P. J. BESSELLEU, jailor.
aug 21 .177
Liberty Inferior Court.
JUNE TERAL1R28.
VTPON the petition of W. B. Fleming,
JJ praying for the establishment nf a
certain note of halt'd,given by John Har
ris,to Thos. T. Shepard, for one hundred
and eighty nine dollars 2 1-2 cent n d
bearing date on dr about tho fiist of Apt..
1820, a copy whereof as noarly ns the peri
Oil, I tinner can recollect, is filed with the said
Suitable for Family Use for sale by 1 petition, together, with an affidavit qf the
p. MARLOW. loss thereof. It is ordered, that the said
4 ' 28 (copy he established in torms of the'act ill
———— such cases made and provided,’ dtie notice
(mail OltO of Rose Lin ,)ein B g* ven of tho application,agreeably to
I * I the rules of court, unless cause bo shown to
the contrary.
Extract) from the minutes,
uno 41 E. BAKER, Clk
Just Received.
|URE Winter strained Sperm
Salve.
ST received and for sate by
A PARSONS, Druggist.
17 . No 8 Glhbmi’a range
plendid Razor Strops.
1 MMEIISON’S and PRENTISS'
I Razor Straps nre kept constantly on
» and those gentlemen who have used
»pronounce them superior to any at
resent time in uso. For sole by
. .U /' PARSONS, Dru’geist
i the Eagle, No 8 Gibbon’s Range,
arch 12 °
Vestimental Soap.
HI8 Soap is celebrated for taking all
H kinds of grease and spots from cloth
For sale by
CRANBEnanf. Middlesex Co. N. J.
January 17th, 1829.
Mr. IPm. Sicaim, Philadelphia,
Sin—Being for a few day. at this place,
and ImvinR heard astonishing accounts nf
the cure of Mrs. Sarah Applegate, of a
disease which had baffled the skill nf the
best physicians, for Seven years, I'detei-
mined to call and be convinced if it were
strictly true. I found her enjoying good
health, which she assured me hud been the
ca. e for the last three years—from the time
she had been cured by iheuseofS WAIM'S
PANACEA.
The horrid ravages made by the disease,
nre of course visible, and the lower extre
mities present an appearance which beg
gars description, that disease in any form
could make such inroads on the human sys
tem without pioduelngDenth, Isasastonish-
ing as it is wonderful. Khe Informs me
thatin June, 1818, a tumour formed im
mediately below the knee, which was ex
tremely painful,the uneasines and swelling
ofitr.nuscd her so much alarm,that shenpj
plied tn a medical gentleman for relief.—
The tumor opened, and was succeeded by
many others, until the whole limb was
covered with large corroding ulcers. Ale-
dicnl skill was entirely unavailing to check
the progress of the disease, and tne patient
was reduced to a most deplorable condi
tion, the flesh seemed to be separated ftonr
the bones—the immense discharge from so
many ulcers, completely prostrated the
patient's strength, her appetite was gone,
and nature nearly exhausted.
In this state nf misery Airs. Applegate
passed under the hands of sovernl skilful
’hysielans, without experiencing benefit,
for a period of seven years.
To give you a just idea of her sufferings,
as gathered from her own candid and nrtj
less description, I confess my utter inabili
ty. Khe lingered on. sometimes able tn
take a little exercise in a carriage, and
then again unable to leave her bed lor sev
eral successive months, until about Jive
years after she was first attacked, with dis
ease, when as sire was riding the horses
ranaway, overturned the carnage,threw her
out, and caused a compound fiaclure of
the hip. Under this accumulation of mi
sery arid-suffering, she lingered tico years.
Her bones and integuments were laid bare,
large pieces of the remaining flesh sire had
were constantly slpughing out, and her sit
uation was wretched and pitiable beyond
Brought to Jail.
I N Savannah, some time ago, a negro
man who says his name is JIAI, and
that he belongs to John Pitman but does
not know where his master lives,nor where
he ranawav from. I am induced to be
lieve thnt he is owntd by some one else,
lie is 4 feet 9 1-4 inches high and about 15
years of age; he stammers a little when
speaking.
JNO.I.DEWS.j.cc
tine 14 142
T. M. Driscoll,
H AS inst received per ship Florian
am! for sale the following
NEW BOOKS:
John's History or the IIebrrw common
wealth, brought down to the dispersion
of the Jews.
IIeeren AIodern IIisToifr, history of tho
political system of Europe and Its colo
nies from the discovery of America to
tlie Independence of the American con
tinent.
The Republic or Cicero,translated from
the latin and accompanied with a criti
cal arjd historical introduction by G \V
Fetherstonhaugh esq.
The AIan or two Lives, a narative writ
ten by himself.
Tales or Woman, completed in 2 vols.
fell in
(lee 2
A. PARSONS.
Druggist No 8 Gibbon’s range
Salts and Castor Oil.
O IN STOBE
RRLS Sal Gluubcr
100 boxes do assorted sizes
*000 quart bottles Castor Oil for Plan
tauon Purposes
500 quart bottles cold pressed
300 pints do do do
Which is offered unusually low.'
ranters are particularly requested to
and examine for themselves.
T or sale by
, , A PARSONS, Driiggist.
s* ' 0 ^ a ®* e 8 9R*bon» range.
ivannah Poor House and
Hospital.
iko G Committee for March 1829
John Stevens and Joseph CummingE
p-ivfflKrfc,.
mars J0S ' GUMMING, Seo’ry.
Window sashes.
8 JUST received.
15, and 12 Light window aash-
• es 8 by 10,
by 12 „f the same num
Shoe Blacking.
T|aV & AIARTiNS liquid Blacking
' fl 9 Just imported and for sale by the
cask or dozen by A PARSONS.
Druggist No 8 Gibbons Range.
feb 24 . ...
Treasurer’s Office.
AIaRCH 9 1820.
mnti average price of Flour during the
JL last month being 89 per barrel of
190 lbs. Bread for -the present month
must weigh as follows viz:
12 1-2 cents Loaf 2 lbs 5 Oz
0 1-4 “ “ 1 •* 2 1-2 “
Of which all Bakers and sellers of Broad
will take due Notice.
M. W. STEWART, c. t.
mar 9 ■ ' ’
For sale or Lease* .
E ITHER of the two lots or both, be
longing to tiro subscriber, situated in
Broughton street, the buildings on which
were burnt by the late fire. Terms ot sale,
or for a long lease will be on the most libcr-
l aj credit and advantageous conditions.
Apply to
MISS ABBY MINIS.
Soutli Common.
bar 5 53
tibua
very superiot quality. For sale by
i. ^ P. MARLOW.
Irish Scotch Whiskey.
#N Demyohns warranted pure as ilnpor-
I JL ted for sale extremely low by
i CHARLES A. WOODRUFF,
feb 3 Dickson's Building.
comparison, citoererl by no ray of hope,
doomed to wear away a miserable exis
tence, and hourly wishing for death. Sire
was told by .some nf her friends that
SWAIM’S PANACEA would, if any
thing could, relieve her Alra. Applegate
consented to remove, and did remove to
Philadelphia; this removal was with diffi
culty accomplished,'and she remained, as
von may recollect, under vonr care for a-
bout two- weeks. Being at the end of that
timeconvakscent, she returned home.—It
is impossible to exptess the astonishment
created by her return, in the minds of all
who had seen Iter during the sewn years of
Iter sufferings. She was soon, to geiteral
admiration, restored to perfect health.
'Thus, Sir, by the use of yourPanaeea,
which is acknowledged to he one of the
richest gifts hestowed on suffering human
ity, this unfortunate woman was restored to
health and usefulness. Three years have
elapsed since Airs. A. was cured; since
that time she has become the happy mother
of a daughter, and a finer or healthier in
fant I never boheld. This fact, while it is
a convincing prodt of the efficacy of your
medicine in removing affections that ori
ginate from impurity of the blood, is equal
ly convincing that it regenerates and in
vigorates nil the vital principles and fune,
tions of humanity. .
This case should be published—it is your
interost to publish it, and it is for the ben
efit of tlie whole human family that such
astonishing and well authenticated facts he
made known—although, perhaps to those
who are already acquainted with the vir
tues of SWAIM’S PANACEA, it may
not be necessary—yet believe md, there
are yet numbers entirely ignorant or its
many virtues, and powerful restorative pro
perties, who are laboring tinder all the hor
rors of disease, that-for their benefit alone
Potter’s Vegetable Catholi-
con.
Only gs per bottle.
Tho unparalleled amputation of this med
icine Is such, and Its pte-eminent virtues
are so well established, 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 the Liver: Debility re
suiting from intemperance and dissipation:
Old and inveterate Ulcors ; Pains in the
Bones, attended with swelling of the joints:
Indigestiou : Blotches ou the Face, Pim
ples, &c Syphilis : Cutaneous diseases
generally, ami Tetter in particular; Alercu
rial and Scrofulous complaints.
The,subscriber has just received by the
Queen Alab, a supply of the above medi
cine, and assures tlie Public he will {keep
a conslau: supply on hand, direct front
Mr. Potters, so that the public will not be
deceived,
For sale by
A, PARSONS.
Druggist No. 8, Gibbon’s Range,
dec 29 263
Choice French Rose
ter.
JUST IMPORTED
Wa
de 5
And for sale by
A PARSONS, Druggist.
No 8 Gibbous’ Range.
Notice.
F OUR months after date application
will be made to the honorable the
Justices of the Inferior court of Emanuel
County for leave to sell all the real estate
of TbomasJohnson, dec’d.
AVAL McGARVIN, Exe’or.
dee 6 245
LAIV OP GEORGIA.
An Act to amend nnd enlarge an act, en
titled an net to grant certain powers to
. the commissioners of Pilotage, and for
further preventing the obstruction of the
Savannah river.
’CKTHEIlEAS, thc.river Savannah is
If frequently injured by tlie project
ing of the wharf lioads into the river, be
yond the line of the authorised survey-ol
the wharf lots, and by tho sliding, washing
or caving in of the material with which the
w harves aro filled in, in consequence o
•tlie defective manner in which said wli arves
are constructed, or in consequence of seme
decay, or want of reparation.
Sec. 1. I)tU therefore enacted by the Se
nate and House of Representatives of the
Stats of Georgia in General Assembly met.
and it is hereby enacted by the authority oj
the same, That it shall be the duty of the
commissioners of pilotage for the Bar and
River Savannah, and they nre hereby au
thorised to visit, inspect and examine, an
nually, in jhe month nf June, the several
wharves oil said river between Ray’s Hall
and the ocean; nnd should any wharf seem
tnthem to require repaii, whereby injury to
the river, in their opinion, may ho prevent
ed, they shall enuse the same to be inspect
'd and surveyed by nn aldermauof the city
of Savannah, a wharf holder, and a mas
ter carpenter or wharf builder, and if aald
surveyors, or a majority of them, shall be
of the opinion that said wharf requires re
pair, then the owner of owners, tenant or
tenants thereof, his, her or their agent or
agents, representative or representatives,
shall within three months thereafter, well
and sufficiently in tho opinion of said sur
veyors, or a majority of them, repair, or
cause to be repaired, said wharf, so deem
ed to he in ncod thereof; and ifhe, she, or
they, shall refuse, fail or neglect so to re
pair said wharf, nr cause it to be repaired,
within the time aforesaid, it shall lie the
duty of said commissioners to cause the
same to he repaired and the owner or own
ers, tenant nr tenants of such wharf, his,
hei, nr their agent or representatives, shall
forfeit and pay to the commissioners foi
tlie' use of said river, the sum of two hun
dred dollars, togelher with all tlie costs,
chnrges nnd expenses of the repairs, to be
recovered in any court of competent juris
diction; and which may be levied by dis
tress and sale of said wharves and the lot or
lots thereupon appertaining, or by anyoth
er execution or process against the person
or property of the defendant,
§ 2. And be it further enacted by the au-
thority afmsnid, That if any vessel, boat,
flat, ark, hulk, wreck, crib, raft.or erection,
shall be sunk, or caused, or permitted, or
sufftned lobe sunk in the river Savannah
between Ray’s Hail and the ocean, or tc
drift up and down said river, or to lodge to
tlio injury or annoyance of tlie navigation
thereof, against tlie wharves, hanks, slioies
or sidps thereof, or any of them, the person
u ho shall so sink, or cause to be sunk, or to
drift or Iniigc, as aforesaid, or the owner or
owners, master, consignee or consignees nr
other person nr persons, having charge of
such vessel, boat, flat, or crib, raft nr erec
tion, ns aforesaid, shall forfeit and pay to
aid commissioners, for tlio use of the river
aforesaid, a penalty not exceeding five
hundred dollars, to lie assessed by said com
missioners, which may.be iccovered in any
court of competent jurisdiction.
§ 3 Ami whereas, it frequently happens
thnt vessels, hulks, or wrecks, condemned
or deemed unsoaivortby, are dismantled,
nnd partially broken up, at or neai the
wharfs, where they are left in a state lia
ble to sink, ur otherwise become an ob
struction to the navigation of the river.
Be it enacted by the authority aforesaid.
That whenever any vessel, wreck, ur hulk,
deemed by the commissioners to ke, or
likely to become nn obstruction as afore
said, it shall be the duty of the commis
sioners tn require of the person or persons,
their agents or legal representatives last
having had charge of the same, to lemnvc,
or cause to be removed, said, obstruction,
or threatened bbstruction, as aforesaid, to
some spot on the shoal ground between
Hutchinson’sgind Fig Islands as shall he
designated by tlie chairman of the said
commissioners, and whenever any vessel,
wreck or hulk, so deemed by tlie said com
missioners an obstruction or likely to be
come so, shall be sold, itsliall.be the duty
ot the auctioneer, or person or persons sel
ling or otherwise disposing of the same, to
demand and take as one of the conditions
of sale, or other disposition thereof, of and
from the purchasers, ur person or persons
otherwise coming into possession thereof,a
hood with good and sufficient securities,
to be approved by said colnmissioneis or
their chairman, in the sum of 8500, paya
ble to said commissioners, conditioned to
remove, or. cause to be removed, such
wrecK, bulk, or vessel, to some spot on tho
shoal ground between Hutchinson’s and
Fig Islands, to he designated as aforesaid,
and if such person or persons having charge,
or. having last had charge dr possession of
such vessel, wieck, hulk, or other obstruc
tion, as aforesaid, on requisition made to
them by the conunissionars of pilotage
through their chairman, shall refuse, neg
lect, or fail, to remove the same within sucli
time as said commissioners may think the
exigency of the case requires,; and to sucli
spot as shall be pointed out to him, her, or
them; nnd also, if such auctioneers, or oth
consignee or consignees, or other person or
persons having charge of such vessel,
wrock, or hulk, shall forfeit and pay to said
commissioners,, for the use of said river, a
lenelty not exceeding 8200. fo he assessed -
by said commissioners, which may he re
covered in any court of competent jurisdle*.
lion. • . 1 . ’
| 5. And be it further enacted by the au
thority aforesaid, That ivlieiiever'-any ves-
el. wreck, or hulk, in said liver, shall lie
deemed by said commissioners fo be unseq-
worthytor liable.to sink) tt shell and may
be lawful for said commissioners,and they
are hereby authorised to cause a notice or
requisition to be given to or served on tho
owner or owners, mnster consignee or con
signees, or other person or persons having
charge thereof, or any of them, requiring
him, tier, or them, to remove suffll vessel,
wreck, or hulk, within threo days, to such
spot upon said shoal space, as shall or
Notice.
F OUR months after date application
will be made to the honorable the court
of ordinary ofEffmgham county for leave lo
sell all the real estate, beluneing to the estj
of Matthew Rnhn, late of Effingham coun
ty deed. . _
JOllN O RAHN, Exocutor.
jan 2'I „ .
may he designated in said notieeor requi
sition , and if such owner or owners, mas-
tor, consignee or consignees, or other per
son or persons having charge of such ves
sel, wreck or hulk, shall reruse, neglect,or
fail to remove the samo within said timd
to such spot as aforesaid, it shall belhedu
ty of said commissioners, and ■ they are
hereby authorised nnd empowered to re-'
movo such vessel, wreck or hulk, or cause
the same to be removed and the owner or
owners, master, consignee or consignees,or
other personor persons.havingchnrgo of
such vessel, wreck, or hull;, shall forfeit
end pay to said commissioners, for tlie use
of said river, not exceeding the sum of
8200, together with all oosts, charges, and
expenses of such removal |o be recovered
hi any court of competent jurisdiction.
§ 0. And bt it further enacted, That if
any person or persons shall place or lay
any vessel, wreck, or hulk, nr oauie any
vessel, wreck, or hulk, to be placed or to
lie on shoal bank, bed or bar, in said river;
between Ray’s Hall and the ocean, except'
by and with tlie permission of laid commits
sionert, signified in wilting, and unless se
cured in.the manner specified in and by '
said permission,itich person or persons,ow
ner or owners, shall foifeitamj pay to said
commissioners for ihe use of said river, a *
penalty not exceeding 8500, to be assessed
by said commissioners, which may be re
covered In any court of competent jurisdie- .
lion.
§ 7 And be it further enacted by t&e au
thority aforesaid, That If any. person or
persons shall resist, oppose, obstruct, or
bent commissioners or surveyors or them, .
or either of their agents, or servants, or.
any of jhem herein before mentioned eve
ry such person shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and nn conviction thereof,
shall pay a fine or be imprisoned in the
common jail, or both in the discretion of
tlie court.
§ 8. And be it further enacted by the au-
thoriii) aforesaid, That, whenever nn ac-
tion, or cause of action shall accrue or a-
liso within the Intent or meaning of that
act, tile affidavit uheieon to found an at
tachment or other legal proceeding, or to
hold (lie defendant or defendahts lo bail
thereon, may bo made by the chairman of
said commissioners or their agent.
§ o. And be it further enacted, That
this act shall lie published at the expense
of the aforesaid commissioners, once a
month for the term of three months in
each of the gazettes in the city of Savan
nah. t
fltBYHUDSqtf.
Speaker of the House df Representa
tives. . ...
■ THOS, STOCKS.
President nf the Senate.
Assented to Dec. 20,1828.
JOHN FORSYTH, Governor.
march 8 5I§M
To, Planters.
-fS xaxkik BOTTLES Common
Atf If V Castor Oil
500 do Superior Cold Press is just
Received and for sale low by ,
A. PARSONS,
jWggist. ho 8 Gibbons Ranger
deo lfr
er person so selling, or otherwise disposing
of said vessel, wreck, hulk, or other matter
threateningto become an incumbrance or
obstruction to the river, shall refuse, neg
lect, or fail to take such bond, he, she, or
they, os well the party so neglecting to re
move, as that so nCglegting or failing to
lake such bond ns aforesaid, shall forfeit
and pay to said commissioners, for the use
of the river, a penalty not exceeding 8500,
which may be recovered in any court of
competent jurisdiction.
§ 4 And be it further enacted by the au
thority aforesaid, That if any vessel.tvreck,
or hulk, condemned or hauled up, or deem
ed to be irnseaworthy, shall be broken up,
nr caused OMjtampled to be broken up
elsewhere in said river, than at a spot in
said shoal space, which shall have been de
signated by the chairman of said commis
sioners, in writing, any person breaking
up, or causing or attemptine to break up
the same, or the owner or owners, master,
The Virtues and Use
OVUTHE
CORDIAL
Cephalic Snuff....
IVhlch, by long experience, has been found
an effectual Remedy for most Disorders
of the HEAD, especially the Common
Htndath. (o which it hardlu ever fails giv
ing .immediate ease, and by frequent use
prevents its return.
TFT admirably oponsand purges the head,
M. strengthens the nerves.revives the Spi
rits, and lias a most gtateful aromatic
smell. , .
It removes Drowsiness. Sleepiness, Gid
diness, and Vapours, relieves dimnSssof
the eves, is excellent in curing recent deaf
ness, and has been of great service in Hys
teric und Paralytic complaints, and in re
storing the memory when impaired by dis
orders of the head-
It is also extremely proper for p'ersons
who visit the sick, or go into unwholesome
rooms or unheallhv places, and hot. cli
mates, as it fortifies the head against nox
ious, exhalations and infectious air;
A pinch or two may be taken at any
time, and indeed several in p 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 habit of taking
much of tlie common snuffs, (and thereby
injure botli head and stomach,).are desired
to mix sonie of this CEPHALIC SNUFF
wUti them, and their bad effects will lit a
great measitre, be prevented.
Is On hand and for sa|e by
A PARSONS.Druggist,
At the Eagle no 8 Gibbon's Range,
mar 14 . ,
Commission & Warehouse
Business at Macon.
fV^HE subscriber has a commodious and
JL convenient stack of warehouses, situ-
uted on the wharf atMacoir, with every fa
cility for transacting any and all kind of
Commission Business,—tenders his servi
ces to his friendsand the public at Savan
nah. He h os mode all the necessary ar ..
rnngenients to freight Cotton from AlacOlf-
dircot to Savannah, and .ail.purchases
made hy him shall meet dispatoh in' Irani ■
portution.
THOMAS P. BOND. ’
M > 'On. Oct. 1. v (11-148 t1t!!|
A For sale
second handed. Wo
• which will ho sold low.
this office.
dec^!7
;on,
at
