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rtfo64 Vol. XXVI
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1829.
Whole No 6330.
Remedy for the Piles
The Medicine now offered to
the public, it ono which lias
been fully subjected to the in-
fallible tojt of experience; and
_ in every Instance where it lia»
„ tended with the tnr.it complete sito-
“ |„ .nine of the oases, the patient,
'been labouring under the dieeasn lor
„ "nil durli.il that period Imd received
medical advice, and bad oven un-
one a palnful turglcal openition, w. h-
ifortnancnt advantage. It is not (lilte
!’ usually advertised.) offered as a cer-
e ltr e, for along oataloeue of rll.en.ee.
ZZ afflicted With ibis complaint, fin
|, alone it U recommended, may rely
confidence upon obtaining relief, even
/worst forms, in a short tunc; and the,
’selves ore the best judge. «rf the tm-
ance of such a remedy. I rice 50 cts
mi with directions signed by the 1 ro-
»■' V '^t AUSTIN'S
nmg and Ulieinlfcal Store,
273, Nertli Tliird, aliove Cullowhill
pun, A DELPHI A.
supply of this valuable medicine is
l or sola , 1 , 5 , Aag0N g ) Druggist.
At the Bogle noil Gibbon's Range.
In Equity.
ha Miller and others complainants,
versus '
J. Arnold and others defendants.
[ vj (leadingthe alUdavit of ono of tlie
Icoiiiplainanls in the above ense, stat-
, absence of some of the defendants,
J the county of llryan. It is osdered-
fihe said Jos. Penflold and J. Marquand
iciear to,and answer the complainants
[on „r before tile first day of the Term
I,. Superior Court for the said county
llryan, in November next, and that
kilil Blias Fort do appear to, and an
J the said bill within sixty days after
term of April next. And it is further
Trcil that a copy of this order be served
he parties respectively, within ten days
1 tin; dato thereof, or published twice
jantit in I of the public Gazettes of the
f Savannah, until the expiration of
Ai.ne within which tile Said parlies are
pile,I to nppear to, and answer the) suiil
JAMES M. WAYNE, Judge.
| do certify tlie above to be a true copy
lit from tile minutes of the Superior
[irt of I!rvan county—Man'll 40tli 1840.
IOSIIUA SMITH, c. s. c.
[mil m
Naples Soap.
* and small earthen) pots with
■ covers.
I; For sale by
A PARSONS.
Drupsist No 8 Gibbons Range.
-
; HookrBinding, 4*c.
111K stdncribcr is now prepared to do
lluuli-lliiiiliiig in all its Various
Jii'li's. Iiaviui a first rate workman from
pork
Jd T. M. DRISCOLL.
[idtrici Court U. States,
DISTRICT OF GEORGIA.
. Fr.aauAnr, Tbrsi 1849.
IOHN it M’KINNON, Oliver M Lilli
| bridge Mi,’.haul Harrison having
Ysliniliuined to appear at this Court
■serve as petit Jurors and failing so to
I isordeted that they be severally fined
he stun of ten dollars trtdcss they make
■cient excuse in writing on oalli to bn.
I rtitli the clerk on or before the second
Istlay in Ma.v next.
|iact from the minutes t ub Feb. 1829.
GEO. GLEN, Clk.
|h 12 35
Just Received.
^URF. Winter strained Sperm Oil
* Mutable lor Family ,n*;n for sale by
V. MARLOW.
B!) 1 28
ti’sian Olio of Rose Lip
Suite.
received and for sale by
Jin 17
A PNRSONS, Druggist.
No <i Oiblinn’s range
plcndid Razor Strops.
I MMBUSOM’S and PRENTISS’
*, ~'* zor Strips am kept constantly on
' • and .nose guuilemeii qho have used.
pronounce them superior to any at
present tim<* in nsn. For snle by
. A* PARSONS. Druggist
'M/behagie, No 8 Gibbon's Range,
llurcli 12 °
MALLERY& DUFFY,
DRAPERS it TAILORS,
On the Bay, n few doors East of tlie City
Hotel, nnd nearly opposite the
Exchange,
T ENDER their sincere thanks to their
friends, and tlie public generally,for
past favors, and respectfully solicit a con
tinuation of patronage.
They have received by recent nrrivals, a
fresh nnd complete assortment of Flite.Sri-
perfi e, and Sup. Sup. Velvet and Crapo
finis' ad
BROADCLOTHS & CASSIMERES,.,
Of the most fashionable colors, nnd rvnr-
rnnle.’ »o be of tlie most approved British
manufacture t nnd
VESTINGS
Of tiro newest nnd most fashionable pat
terns anil materials—the whole of which
having been carefully selected by Mr. M.
from the N. York market, ami being pro
vided with some of the best workmen, and
the latest London nnrl New York fashions
(which they receive quarterly) they will
coraitniitly endeavor to execute all orders
with which tioy may he honored, with the
utmost punctuality,despatch, mid in a man
lier not excelled by any similnr establish
ment in America.
READY MADE CLOTIffXO.
For the accommodation of gentlemen in
baste, anil others who may prefer it. they
keep constantly on hand an extensive'as
sortment of conts, frocks,Coatees,Siirtouts,
Great Coats, Cloaks, Pantaloons, Vests,
Shirts, Drawers,Wrappers. Ace.—all made
up in the best iiiiiiiuernnd newest style.
ALSO,
FANCYARTICI.ES.
Such as—Stocks, Cravats, Cravat Pads,
Watcli Guards and Ribbons,Glnvos,Pock
et Handkerchiefs, Collars, Hiding Belts,
Pantaloon Chains. &c.
SHOULDER BRACES,
An improved article, highly recommended
by the first physicians as a most coitain re
lief to persuns afflicted with weakness of
the breast from a habit of stQoping or se
dentary employment.
CAPS.
Gentlemen's and Youth's morocco anil
patent leather Caps, of all patterns.
LADIES’ CI OAKS.
A few of suporior Ladles Cambist, made
with liunds,aud I’allarines— Also Carolina,
Plaid do.—besides a quantity of Satinet!
and other Jackets and Trowsers, suitahlo
for servants, or laborers.
N. B. In cnnseqtieiicenfthepartletlliirnt
teniion paid to the selection of the above,
articles,ws are happy to slate that they can
lie offered much lower than the establish
merit has ever done her oruforc. M. & I).
net 48 414
-.-St
Court of Ordinary, Eiling-
lmm Comity.
DECEMRFB, TEIIM 1028
O N the petition of Sam’I. J. Bryan
stating that he is posessed of a bond
which he produced to tlie Court made and
signed by Benjamin Kennedy Into of the
county aforesaid bum lug dato the 1 -2th
day of January 1810 for titles to a certain
tract of land,described in said bond. These
are to cite and ndinonish all persons having
or claiming any interest in the ©state of
the said Benjamin Kennedy to file their
objections if any they have, on or before
the meeting of the Court of Ordinary for
said county, for May term 1829, otherwise
the administrator will bo ordered to make
titles to said tract ufl iud pursuant to the
statute in surft cases made and provided.
J. CHARLTON, c. c. o. e. c.
jan 1£ 8
Liberty Inferior Court.
JUNE TERM, 1828.
U PON the petition of W. B. Fleming.
praying for the establishment of a
certain note oflihnd,given hv John Har
ris,to Thos. T. Shepard, for one hundred
and eighty nine dollars 2 1*2 cent *»d
bearing date on or about the fust of Apn
1820, a copy whereof as nearly as the* peti
rioner can recollect, is filed with tlie *ald.
petition, together with an affidavit of the
loss thereof. It is ordered, that the said
ropy he established in terms of the act in
such cases made and provided, due notier
being given of the application,agreeably to
tlie rules of court, unless cause he shown to
the contrary.
Extract from the minutes,
uno 11 R. BAKER, Clk
was impossible to be mistaken, and for
borne to introduce any other circumstni,-
cos than what belong immediately to it, '
w WM. DUANE.
Philadelphia, Ma.rqji.11th I8i8.
(BY AUTHORITY.)
PRICE TWO DOLLARS PERBOT
TLB.
•Salts, and Castor Oil.
IN STORK
PPL8 .Sal Glauber
iimn 011 0X68 t *° assorted sizes
lUOl)quart liitttlns Gastor Oil for Plan
huion Purposes
588 quart bottles cn|rl pressed
300 prirts ,|„ ,i H ,|„
which « offered nnmuully hnv."
‘r,ters are particularly requested to
md examine for themselves.
I 1 or sale by
A PARSONS, Druggist,
nvrr 16 No V
Poor House mid
r Hospital.
ISITLNG c ° m mittee f ur March 1829
John Steven, mid Joseph Cuinirtln;
Brc n t len ^i n S Physicians.
1 Cuyler and Finn matt
in, r3 JOS - CUMMING. Sec’ry.
Vcsti mental Soap.
ills Soap is celeb rated'fur taking all
■ kinds of grease ahd spots from doth
For sale by
dee 2
A. PARSONS.
Druggist No 8 Gibbon’s range
Shoe Blacking.
D AY &• .MARTINS liquid Blacking
Jiisi imported and for sale bv the
cask or dozen liy A PARSONS.
Druggist No 8 Gibbons Range.
fob 44
Treasurer's (Mice.
March 3 1829.
T HE average price of Flour during tlio
last month being ij'J per barrel of
196 11)3. Bread -for the present month
must weigh as- follows viz:
14 1-2 cents Loaf Slhs 5 oz
« |-4 ii •• 1 •• 4 1-2 "
. Of which all Bakorsand sellersofBread
will tako duo Notice.
M.-W. STEWART, e. t
ntnr fl
Window sas!lcs.
B cv J Y? T niwpaved.
[j " ’ 8 n, l 14 Light window sash-
"r.VS, es 8 by to,
tt J 11 *’y '4 .if the same nun;
r > supcriot quality. For sale by
r»l, 2a ‘ P. MARLOW.
For sale or L"<isc.
E ITHER o’ftiietwo lots or both, he
iongin!! to the subscriber, situated in
Brouglitoiustreet, the liuilding* on which
were burnt by tlie late fife. Terms of sale,
or for a long lease will Jio on tho most liber
al credit and advantageous conditions.
Apply to
MISS ABBY MINIS.
South Common
mar 5 53
Irish fy Scotch Whiskey*
I N Demijohns wumm'od pure as impor
ted for sale extremely low hy
CHARLES A. WOODitUFF
fob 3 Dickson’s Building
To (lie Public.
I N consequence of the numerous frauds
and imposition, practised in reference
to my medicine, I am agnin induced to
change the form of tit) BOTTLES, in
future, the PANACEA will be put up in
round bottles, (luted longitudinally, with
the following words, blown in liiu glass,
•"‘Ivaisi s Pak'ai'Ea, I’m i lad a, " as repre
sented aliove.
These buttles are much stronger than
those heretofore used,and will have but one
label, winch covers the cork, with my own
signature on it, so that tltccmk cannot he
drawn without destroying the signature,
without which none is genuine. The me
dicine may consequently lie known to he
genuine when my signature is visible; to
counterfeit uihich, trill he punishahle ns for-
genj.
I lie increasing demand lor this i rlebra
led medicine has enabled me to reduce iln
price to TWO UOLLAIlrt per botllo.tlius
bringing it within the reach of the indi
gent.
My Panacea requires no encomium; its
astonishing effects and wonderful operation
have drawn, limit from Patients and Medi
eal Practitioners of -lie highest ro.pei'tahi
lily, the most miqualifisd approbation, ami
established for it a character w hich Envy's
pen, though dipped in' gull, can never tarn
ish.
The false reports concerning this vain
able medicine.Wlilcli have been so di.igenily
circulated hy certain Physicians,Invc t'letr
origin either in ENVY, or in the tnisc lev
mis effects uf the SPURIOUS IAIIT’A
TIONS.
The Proprietor pledges himself to the
Public, nnd gives them the most solemn
assurances, that this medicine contains
neither mercury nor any oilier deleterious
drug.
Tho public nrc cautioned not to purchase
my Panacea, except from myself, my ac-
crcdl.nl agents, or persons of known res
pectability; and all those will consequent
lv bo without excuse, who shall purchase
from utty oilier poisons.
W.M. SWAI.M.
September. 1848.
The following certificate gives tho his
tory of the introduction of p e Panacea into
tile Philadelphia Alms House Infirmary.
Those who read it, will he convinced (hat
tin proprietor has never feared the Invest!-,
gallon of physicians, or endeavored to ad
minister the medicine in secret. It also
evinces the prejudices of the faeultv, that
those who were so anxious originally to
exclude the medicine from this institution,
would neglect lip opportunity of expelling 1
it, after it had been introduced.
FROM WILLIAM DUANE, Esq.
One nf the AUermen of the City oj Pl,i-
ludelphia.
Mr. Swaim, proprietor of a medical com
position called Swadin'* Panacea, upplicd
tome, requesting tile to slate wlint I know
about the introduction of bis medicine into
tlie Alim. House—md 1 consider it a duty
to comply with his ir-qu si.
Being President of the Board of Mnnn
gets of die Alms louse irt tlie year lo40,
Air. *w aim expressed to me a wish to un
dertake tl)e cure of some persons then in
tliejiuuse,'whose,pj|ses were given upas in
curable by the medical gentlemen, that Le
was confident of eming by his medicine
those eases, and would undertake some of
the most desperate—and would require no
other compensation Ilian the satisfaction
to be derived from the service rendered.
I promised to consult tlie otliet mana
gers, and did so ; but I found that some of
the medical gentlemen in tlie house had
labored to prejudice them, ns soma uf them
attempted to prepossess me against what
they denominated quackery- Some of the
managers felt inclined to tllc tri.ll. consid
ering tli.it ns they were cases abandoned by
the medical men which .were to bo opera
ted upon, no harm at least would be done,
and if cure was practicable, the opportuni
ty ought to be nlfdrdoil, but they expressed
a reluctance to take any responsibility upon
them ; by which I understood that they did
not like to put themselves in opposition to
the physicians. Others opposed it alto
gether. I therefore offered ami took upon
myself whatever responsibility lliete was in
thcca.se, and notified Mr. Swuim that I
would accompany him, aiid did so. Tho
first ease selected was that of a woman
whoso appearance was hurrib'e, and wtiose
condition was so deplorable that tlie pa
tients in the same room wished to have iier
removed, and the evidence of my o,vn sen
ses justified their oomplnint. She was t
woman of abuut 30 or 34 years of age. her
rigid eye was already ucstroyed, the loll
eve piotruded more than half on inch out
of the socket, the flesh of tho left chock was
ono complete ulcer, the flesh of the nose
had disappeared and left tlie nostrils hvo
naked holes, the uppoi lip on the left side
was destroyed, and the teeth and gums
hare, and lljo whole face, as it appeared to
me, in a stale of dissolution ; her nppetite
had left her—she represented a living skel
eton frightful to behold. . Mr. Swaim said
he could cure her; ho could not rcstoro the
lust *)yd t nor restore the nose, but he coulu
restore the left eye and the mouth.
He undertook the c.aso, and I frequent
ly alionded him in his.visits to the poor
woman, and she was. cured-—ami_ I ..have,
frequently seen her sinw\ £oini* about her
ordinary busmpss with tho alacrity.^ u?uyl
to a person of that ago : the deformity, nl
course remained ; hut all that remained
besides appeared*healthful I have con*
fined myself to this case, upon which it
CERTIFICATE OF DR. EDWIN A.
ALTEE
Member of the Philadelphia Medical Socle-
/,y.
'The cufyHailed in tlit* above certifi
cate cam© under my observation, pud Ibe-
l ey© tldennan l)«Mue : s statement to lie
stiictlv correct. Mr. Summ showed m-
t«o other cases nearly similar, which were
cured by his Fanacor,after every oilier re
medy had lulled.
Xverbe as I am to quackery, I hope, ev-
or to he preserved from uiijmit.md aid Ash
prejudice ; and, therefore, do not be*»if 'to
(o uive mv name, i., confirmation of the rf
fic.icy and safety ol .Mr. aim’s
cine.
„ EDWIN A. ALTEE
•Philadelphia, Nov. :»th, 1828.
A supply of this Valuable Medjcino
just received and for sale hy
A PARSONS, Agent.
At the F.ngle No 8 Gibbons Ran . e
march 17 03
LAW OF UKOHQl.l.
An Act to amend nnd enlarge an act, en
titled an art to i»rnnt certain power* to
the commissioners of Pilotage, and for
further preventing tlie obstruction of the
Nnvanuuh liver.
W IIFR’FiAH, tho river Savannah is
frequently injured by tjie project-
ini* of tlie wharf heads into the river, be
yond the line ofihn authorised survey ol
the wha-f lots, and hy the slidim*, washing
or caving in of the material with which the
w harves ure filled in, In consequence o
tlie defective manner in which said w|> arves
ue constructed, nr tn consequence of seme
leeay, or want of reparation.
Sk«;. 1 Tie it therefore enacted by the St-
nnteand House of Representatives of the
I sUib of Henritm in General Assembly met.
nieui- | ljn j ft is hereby enact-dhy the authority aj
the Fame, That it shall bp the duty of the
commisslonerft of pilotage for tho Bur and
River Savannah, ail'd they are hereby au
thorised to visit,* inspect and examine, an
nually, in the month of June, (lie several
wharves on suid river between Ray’s Hall
and the ocean; and should any wharf seem
to them to require repnii, w hereby injury to
the river, in their opinion, muybe prevent
ed. they shall cause llie same to be inspect
ed and surveyed by nn nldernunof the city
f N v inoah, a wharf holder, and ,\ mas
ter carpenter or wharf builder, and if Maid
smveyors, or a majority of them, shall lie
of the npiifbin ilmt said wharf requires re
pair, Mien the owner or owners, tenant or
tenants thereof, his, her or their agent or
• Kents, representative or representative*,
shall within Hiree months thereafter, well
and «'ifTiciemlv in the opinion of said sur
veyors, «r a majority, nf Ujem. repair, or
cause t.» lie repaired, said w harf, so deem
ed to bo in mod thereof; and if lie, she, or
iliev, shall refioe, fail or neglect.sp'to re
pair said wharf, or cause it lo lie repaired,
within the Mind* aforesaid, it shall ho .the
duty of said commissioners to cause the
same to he repaired and theow'ner or our.
Brought (o Jtiil,
f V Coosa»’hatrh«i>, on the 13th last., t
riinaw.iv mail who suv* his name is
JOHN, ami fh it he belong* a Mr. RteOan
of Macon Genrcl'i.sahl fellow is aholtt 40 o
24 years olil, live feet 5 or (I inches high
has marks on his left arm which appear I.
he reeeivetl fruni fire Imnn,
l\J. BF.SSELI.EU, jailor.
nog 41 177
Brought to Jail
f \ Hftvannah, some time ago. a nogn
man who says hi* uanie is JIM, and
that lie belongs io John Pitman but does
no! know where Ids master lives,nor svhere
lie ran a wav from. I am induced to he
lieve that lie is owind by some ono else,
lie is 4 feet 9 1-4 inches high and about 15
yearsofage; ho stammers a • lilt lo when e, Mcnaut or tonants of such wharf, Inv
speaking. hoi, or their agout or representatives, shall
JNO. 1- DEWS, j.c. c f' feit and pay to the commissioners fm
•:nc 11 142 ’Mho use of said river, the sum of two him
—FT - * Ti—^ ‘bed dollars, together with all the costs,
1 . iVl, DrisOOll, charges mid expdqsns o/tlie repairs, to he
H \S just received per ship Florian, r ^ rnvcr ed in any court of^Competent juris*
and for sale the following diction; nnd which mav he levied hy dis-
/VP 'fl (l Ch *ind sale of said wharves and the lot or
li § j / f t*\J\ Pl\ o, Tets thereupon appertaining, or by any oth
John’s History or tiik Uniiaarv common er execution or process against tire person
WKAT/rn, brought dowu.to the dispersion or property nf.Rin defendant
of the Jews. § 2. And be it further enacted by the nu-
IIekrkn Mohkrn IlisTonr. history of the ferity aforesaid, Tliat if any vesief, boat,
pohneal system of Europe nnd its nolo- | fiat, ark, hulk, wreck, crib, raft.or erectio >,
nies from tho discovery of America to
the Independence of.the American con
tinent,
The ID runbic nr f?icKno.rrans1aiefi from
the Intin and accompanied with a eriti
shall be sunk, or caused, or permitted, or
suff'ied to be sunk in tlie river Bav.anuah,
between R iv's Hall nnd the ocean, or to
drift up and down said river, or to lodge iu
ihe injury or annoyance of the navigation
I It- ... , ,, ... I "•»• .« Hl.vu ... ,,,S7 lllll|UII||l!t|
cal ami historical introduction by G \Y thereof, against llie wharves, banks, shotcs
** clmTstorthaiiffli esq. I or side* thereof, or any of them, thp person
l he Man of two Lives, a n.iralive writ- .* ho shall so sink, or cause to he sunk, or to
ten hy himself.
Tales of Woman, completed in 2 vols.
feb |fi
Potter’s Vegetable Cntholi-
con.
Only S2 per bottle,
The unparalleled Deputation nf ibis med
irine is such, and its pto-emiuent vVihes, j c ;, url ofeninpetent jurisdiction
so well established, and so fully nc- * " * * -
drift or lodge, aa aforesaid, or the owner or
owners, master, consignee or consignees nr
oilier person or persons, having charge of
.such vessel, boat, flat, or crib, raft or erec
tion, is aforesaid, shall forfeit and pay in
ai l commissioner*, for tho use of tho river
aforesaid, a penalty not exceeding five
hundred dollars, to ho assessed hy *aid com
missioners, which may ho lecovered in anv
know lodged hy tn intelligent public, that
it is scarcely necessary to say any tiling
further than that n is
A Sovereign Remedy,
In Piseases.of the Ljver s Debility re
suiting from iptemperanco and dissipation: I
Old and inveterate Ulcers ; Pains in the
Bones, attended with swelling of the joints:
(ndigesliou : Blotches on the Face. Pint
pies. Sir. Syphilis : .JGuiniiPoui diseases
generally, nnd Tetter in particular; Mercu
rial ami Scrofulous complaint
§ 3 And whereas, it frequently happens*
that vessels, hulks, or wracks, condemn *d 1
or deemed unsea worthy, are dismantled,
and p miallv h oken lip, at or peai the
whaif*, w here thfcv are left in a state lia
ble to sink, or otherwise become an ob
struction tn thfc navigation of the river.
Re. it enacted by the authority aforesaid,
That w henever any vessel, w reck, or bulk,
deemed hv the commissioners to he, or
likely to become nn obstruction as aforc-
,ajd, it shall he the duty of the commis
sioners to require uf the person or persons.
consignee or consignees, or other person or *
persons liaving charge of such vessel, ,
wreck, or Imlk,' shall forfeit nnd nay to saitl
commissioners, for the .use of said river, a “
tfcilfllty not exceeding $200, to he assessed
ty said commissioners, which mnv b© re
covered in any court of competent jurisdic
tion. «
" § 5. And be jt further enacted by the cu-
thnrity aforesaid, That wfienever any vgs-
cl, wreck, or luiik, in 'said river, shall he
deemed by said commissioners to be unsen-
worthy;bt liable to link, it shall nnd may
he lawful for said commissioners,and they
nre hereby authorised to cause a notice or
requisition to he given to or served on the
on nor or owners, master consignee or con
signees, or other person or person*liming
charge thereof, or any .of'them, requiring
him, her, nr them, to remove such vessel,
wreck, or hulk, w ithin three days, to such
spot upon said shoal space, nr shall or
may bo designated in said notice or requi- *
sit ion j and if such owner or owners, mas
ter, consignee or consignees, or other per
son or persons liaving charge of such ves
sel, w reck or hulk, shall refuse, neglect,or
fail to remove the snme within safe!* timo
to such spot as aforesaid, it shtdl he the tin
ty of said commissioners, and they are
hereby authorised and empow ered to re
move such vessel, w reck or hulk, or conic ~
the same t he removed and the owner or
ow ner*, master, consignee or consignees,or .«
other person or persons having charge of ’
such vessel, v leejt, or hulk, vfiall forfeit-
and pay to sai' commissioners, for the use
of «ald river, not exceeding the sum of
S2UR, to/ethar with all costs, cli irges, and
expeniips iifsprh removal to be recovered
in -inv court nf competent juvhdictpin. ••
§ fl. And be it further enacted, 'Tlinl if
am pei son or person* shall pfiice or.lay
any .yesspj, wreck, or hulk, or cause any
vessel, wreck, nr hulk, to be placed or lo
11© on Mroal bank, bed or bar, in said river,
between Rhv’s IlnH ami the oefon, except
by anil with the permission of said commis
sioner*, signified in uniting, and unless se
cured in the manner specified in and hy
laid permission,nidi nmon or persons,ow
ner or owners, shall forfeit and pay to said
commissioners for the use of snid’river. ft
penalty nor exceeding $:»(i0. to he assnsHi. d
by said cominissionnr*, which niay ho re
covered.in any court of competent jurisdic
tion.
§ 1 And be it further enacted by the au
thority aforesaid, That if any person or
persons shall resist, opp .se, obstruct, >ojr
heat coiiipiissiouers of surveyors or them,
or either of their agent*, or servants, or
any of t|inm herein before mentioned eve
ry such Jj»Tsoh shall he deetne l guilty of n
misdemeanor, ami on conviction thereof,
sh ill pay a fine or ho imprisoned in the
common jail, or both in the discretion ojf
the court.
§ .8. And be it further enacted by the au
thority aforesaid, That whenever nn nc-
lion; Or cause of action shrtll neerne or a-
lise within the in'ent or meaning, of that
act, the affidavit wheieoirto found **7 v -
lar.bmenv 01 vithrr IcruI [jMintx.4iuV, cv U>
hold the defendant hr defendants to hail
ihcreon, may he inaifr hv the ctminnan of
said (ouunji*ioncr*'iir llioir agent.
§ 9. And be it. further enacted, That
this act shall be puhtfcljet! at life ex pen so
ol the nfor sr.id commissioiicrs, oiicb si
month for the t u nntif three.nmmlis in
4 oacli of the gazettes in tho city of Savan
nah.
IRBY HUDSON,
.speaker of the Iloilo df Representa
tives.
THOS. STOCKS.
President f tho Senate.
Assented fo Dee. 20, 13 'C.
JOHN FORSYTH, Governor.
march 3 f> m
Thu subscriber ha* just received by the their agents or legal representatives last
Queen Mali, a supply of the above medi
cine, and assures the Public he will ’keep
a constant supply on hand, direct from
Mr. Potters, so that the public will not he
deceived,
F01 sale by
A. PARSONS.
Druggist No. 8, Gibbon’s Range,
dec. 20 * 203
haying Imd cbarge.of the same, to remove,
or cause to be removed, suid obstruction,
or threatened obstruction, ns aforesaid, to
some spot on the shoal ground between
Hutchinson's and Fig Islands as shall lie
designated hv tho chairman of the said
commissioners, nnd whenever any vessel,
wreck or hulk, so deemed by tlie said com
misMoiuMs an obstruction or likely to be
come so, shall he sold, it shall he tho duty
of the auctioneer, or person or persons sel
ling or otherwise disposing of the same, to
demand and tako as one of the conditions
of snle, or other disposition thereof, of and
from 1 he purchase*, or person or persons'
otherwise coming into possession .thereof,a
bond with good nnd sufficient securities,
to l»e approved by said comumsioneis or
their chairman, in the sum of $500, paya
ble to said commissioners, coilditioned to
F OUR months after date application remove, or cause to be Wmovcd, such
will bp made to the honorable the I wreck, hulk, or vessel, tosoine spot on the
Justices of the Inferior court of Emanuel shoal ground between Hutchinson’s nnd
County for leavei to sell all the real estate T ‘‘ SJ
of Thomas Johnson, dec'd.
WM. McGARVIN, Exe’or
Choice French Rose AY a-1
tGl*.
J U3T IMPORTED
Ami for sale hy
A PARSONS. OtURuist
No 8 Gibbons' Range.
dc 5
Notice.
dec 0
445
g l!
and if such person or persons having charge,
nr having last had charge or .possession of-
sue!) vessel, tvteck, hulk, nr other obstruc
tion, as aforesaid, on requisition made to
them by tho commisnoqars of‘pilotage
through their chairman, shall refuse, nog-
ty deed,
jan 2
JOHN C-RAHN, Executor.
1
Notice.
F OUR months after date application _
will be made to,tjie honorable the court lect, or fail, to remove tho^same within such
of ordinary ofEflinghum county for leave to timo as said commissioners piay think the
sell all the real estate, belonging to the estj I exigency of the case requires, and to such
of Matthew Rahn, late of Effingham conn- spot a* shall be pointed out to him, her, or
them; and also, if such auctioneers, or oth
er person so selling, or otherwise disposing
of said vessel, wreck, hulk,, pr other matter
threatening to become nn incumbrance or
obstruction to the .river, shall refuse, neg
lect, or fail to take such bond. I10, she, or
they, as well the party so neglecting to re
move, ns that so neglcgfing or failing to
take such bond ns aforesaid, shall forfeit
and pay 4o said commissioners,Tor t|ie use
of the riverUi ponalty not exceeding $500,
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,wreck,
or hulk, condemned.or hauled up, or deem
ed to be unseaworthy, shall ho broken up
or caused or attempted to ho broken uj
elsewhercin said river, than at a spot ir
said shoal space, which shnjl havo been de-'
signdted by the rhnirmnu of «aid commis
sioners, in writing, any person breaking
up, or causing qr atlemptiug to break up
ahe samev or tho owner or owners, master,.
To Planters.
BOTTLES Common
.Castor Oil
500 do Superior Cold Press is just
Received and for sale low by
A.. PARSONS,
Druggist, no 8 Gibbons liango.
dec 10
Notice.
F OUR months after date, application
will ho mndo to the Honorable the
Justices of the Inferior Court of Tattnal
County, for Inavo to sell the real estate of
Thomas Dickinson lato of said county de
ceased. for tho benefit of tlie heirs and cre
ditors of said estate. ■ • '*." -’v-i.
Win; DI -KTNSON,,.
.< Quiilificd Executor,
march i $$
The Virtues aiid Use
or TIIK
CORDIAL
Ct’iiliaiic Sniift’.
IVhiclu by long experience, has Ice-n found
an effectual Remedy for most Disorders
of the UR AD, esj-tciallh the Common
ifeudaoh, to which It hardly ever fails giv
ing immediate case, and by freyuent use
prevents il3 return.
WT-.admifnbly opens nnrl purges the head,
_EL strengthens .t|i*».nerves.rovives the spi
rits, and has u most gtatel'ul aro.uatie
smell.
It removes Drowsiness, Sleepiness, Gid
diness, nnd Vapours, relieves dimness of
the eyes, is excellent in curing recent deaf
ness, and has been of great service in Hys
teric und Paralytic complaints, ami in re
storing the memory when iinpqired by dis
orders of the head.
It is also extremely proper for persons
who visit the sick, or go into ynwholesotno
rooms or unhealthy places, and hot cli
mates, ns it fortifies the bend against nox
ious, exhalations aiid infectious dlV.
A pinch or ; two may' be taken at any
time, pnd indeed several in a day; but fo'r a
cold, or stopple in the head, a pinch or
two should betaken just before going to
bed.
Those who are in the” habit of ! taking
much oftjjex6mmon snuffs, (and thereby
injure both head and stOmnch.Vare desired
to mix some offliis CEPHALIC SNUFF
with them, nnd their bad effects will in ti
great measure, bo prevented.
Is on hand and for sale by
A PA RSON.S. Druggist,
At the Eagle no 8 Gibbon’s Range,
mar 14
Commission & Warehouse
Business at Macon.
T HE subscriber has a commodious and
convenient stackof warehouses, situ
ated on .the wharf at Macon, with ©Very fa-“*
nility for transacting any and all kind of
Commission Business,—-tender* his servi
ces to his frieudsnnd tlie public at Savan
nah. He li.ts made all tlie hecessary'aV
raogemfnts to freight Cotton from Mecdn
direct to Savannah, and all purchases
made by him shall meet dispatch in irans •
pollution.
THOMAS P. ROND;
M»’qn, Oct. 1. ■* ; |«*i t«8 21«|lf.
. For sale.
second hafitled Working Wagon,-
which will bo sqld low. Apply at
this oflTice. -dec 27*
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