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Newspaper Page Textsavannah daily republican. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 19,“ l829. Whole No 6331. -fccmedv for the Piles. fhc Mctliclno now offered to the ptlblid. is one which has been fully subjected to tho In* fcfnMe test of experiences and ,'»»»-■» j„ e vcry instance where it lias •S^SbSWSSS ye 1 ";j advice, nndhudovon tin- (he best . f 1 5 u r gicnl operation, wlth- ae r g °"l,?ent advant.ee. Hi-not (like put permnne offered as a cor- dioseusttnllj oata | 0(INC of diseases, L l ' . U .£«a afflicted with tills complaint, fin ft!.‘KSe it i» rccommon Jell, -may rely wh ch a « “ no upon obfoifting relief, even W* “ffiS a Short times and they : i"bWf i«d|t.« of Ch. Im- Sbumsclves ate t m PrtM 50 c ts part {tnx with directions sicned ky tho Pro-. ’5 r $&■' Praoirad and aolcl al .- 1 ' ' I pricjlor. x AUSTIN’S Drue and Chemical Store, No. 273, North ThlrcJ, above Cajloivhill 3,,ec ' , pinunEnpMA. A supply of lids valuablo medioine is [celrcd. ” ' ' i Fur sat p^AJisONS, Druggist. At the Eagle no 8 Gibbon’s ltdnge. mar 0 Book-Binding, SfC- VF, 11B subscriber is now prepared to do JL Rook-Hinding in all its various iranchrs, having a first rate workman (r.onr N. York • ■ den IP T.M. DRISCOLL, hi Equity. John Miller and others complainants. • 4***W Richard J. Arnold and others defendants. MkN Reading the affidavit of ono of the llcomplainauts in the above case, stat- jTthc absence of some of the' defendants, rroin the county of \iryan. It is osdered bat the said Jos. Pen field nnd J. Marquand lo appear to,and ahsiver the comulalnmits Knot before the first day qf AcTerm if the Superior Court for the said county -- af Bryan, in November next, and that the said Ellas Fort do appearto, and an met the said bill vdthin sixty days after he term of April next. And it is further irdered that a copy of thli order be served pf! the partips respectively, within ten days from tho date thereof, or published tivice , month in 1 of tho public Gazettes or the •ity of Savannah, until the expiration of, :|,o timo within which the said parties are equired to appear to, and answer the] said Jl1 ’ JAMES M. WAYNE, Judge. ,I .do ccthfv the above to he a-true copy aken from the minutes of the' Superior Jourt of Bryan county—March 28lh 18*8. lOSilUA SMITH, c. s. c. aoril 7811 Naples Spap. I N largo nnd small onrthorn pats with covers. .Fot sale by ' A PARSONS. Druggist No 8 Gibbons Range.' .febtp IVIALLERY& DUFFY, DRAPERS tf TAILORS, On tho Hay, a few doors East of tho City Hotel, and nearly oppnsitotho Exchange, T ENDER their linear* thanks to thoir friends, and tho public generally,for, past favors, and respectfully solicit a con tinuation of patronage. They liavo rnceived by recent arrivals, a frosh and oompleto assortment of Fiim.Sii- porfi and Sup. Sup. Velvet and Crape finis' ed BROADCLOTHS & CASSlMERF.^.'.i Of the most fashlnuahle colors, ,: nm1 wnr- rnntt.' to bo, of the most auproved British manufacture: nnd VESTINGS Of the newest end most fashionable pat tern*' aftd materials—tho whole of which having hecn carefully selected bv Mr. M. from tlie N. York market, and being pro vided with some of .the best workmen, and the latest T.ondon and New York fashions (which they receive quarterly) they will coinpmlv endeavor try 'execute all otders ivifli which they may he honored, with the utmost punctuality,despatch, and in a man ner not excelled by any simitar- establish ment in America. 1 ' READY MADE CLOT mm. For the anconmMidatlon of gentlemen in lingte, and others who mhy profer it, they keep constantly on hand an extensive as’- sortment of coats, frocks.Coatees.Snrlouts, Great Coats, Cloaks, Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts, Drawers,Wrappers, &c.—all made up in the best manner nnd newost style. Also,- FANCY ARTICLES. Sue.h as—Stocks, Cravats, Cravat Pads, Watch Guards and Ribbons,Gloves,Pock et Handkerchiefs, Collars, Riding Belts, Pantaloon Chains. A n. SHOULDER BRACES, An improved nrtide.'highly rccommonded by the first physicians as a most ceitait) re lief to persons afflicted with weakness of. the breast froth a habit of stooping or se dentary employment. CAPS. Gentlemen’s and Ynut^’ji. morocco anti- patent leather Caps,-of all patterns. LADIES’ CLOAKS. A few of superior Ladies Cnmtilet, made with hoods,and PaUnrlnes—Also Carolina, Plaid do.—besides n quantity of Salinett and other Jackets and Trnwsers, suitable for servants, nr laborers. N. B. In consequence of the particular at tentlon paid to the selection of the above articles,we are happy to state that Ihcv can. heoffered much lower than tho Establish tnent has ever dnno heretofore, M, & D. net *8 21* .District Court U. States, DISTRICT OF GEORGIA,' FEnnuAitr, Tkbm 10*9. J OHN R M’JCINNON, piiver M Lilli .bridge St Michael Harrison Raving been summoned to appoar at this Court and serve as petit Jurors and failing so to do it bordered that they be severally fined n the sum of ten dotlnrs unless they make iiifflcicnt excuse in lyiting on oath to bo iled with the clerk on or before the second Tuesday in May next. Extract from, the minutes 11th Fob. 1829. GEO. GLEN, Clk hi* 85 ■ Just Received. P URE Winter strained Sperm Oil, Suitable for Family use for sale by , P. MARLOW. fob 4 *8 “ - '• Persian, OttQ of Rose Lip Salve. fldlST received and fiTr sqle by W A PARSONS, Druggist, jan 17 . • -Nd It Gibbon's range Splendid Razor Strops. 1? MM Eli SON’S and PRENTISS’ JLd Razor Straps are kept constantly on a,| d those gc'ptieinon -who have used mein, pronounce them superior to- any at the present time in use. For snle by . , PARSONS, Druggist At tlie Eagle, No 8' Gibbon’s Range, march 1* . - Salts pnd Castor Ojl. ** _ IN STOnE KA BBLS Sal Glauber 100 boyet do assorted sizes t ;. 1000 quart Bottles Castor Oil fopYlan taiion Purposes 600 quart bottles cold pressed 300 pints do - do - do Wluoli is offered unusually lotv.’’ ^Planters are particularly requested call inn examine for themselves. For sate by a..i A PARSONS, Druggist, mar 5* 16 e a Gibbons range Savannah Poor House ant. -fcrro. Hospital. V I t„, ri a OC '" mr, i t 'ee,fqr Mnrch 182B dohni Stuvens and Joseph Oqmniing} Attending Physicians. > Ot« Cuyler and fontman . mar 3 ' J0S ' HUMMING, Sec’rv. Window sashes. u o J 7r ST Deceived. 1 8. e^BhyV,® ^ ' Vin<l0W Wh hqr^gjMfea W '2 of the sqmenuni; ot.very syporioi quality. For sale by fob *8 49 P. MARLOW PRICE TWO DOLL ARS PER BOT- * * ■ TLB* was impossible to be mistaken, and for borne to lutrixl'ice any, oilier circumstan ces than What belong immediately fo it. _■ . ■ WM.JTOANE. Philad.ilphia, March lltli 18*8. CERTIFICATE OF DR. EDWIN A. „ , a ALTER, Member of the Philadelphia Medical Socle- ty. •! Tho oasejilstnlled in Ike above certifi cate came uniler my observation, and I be lieve Alderman Duane's statement to be strictly correct. Mr. Swnim showed me two other cases nearly simitar, which were Cured by his Pauacer,after every other re medy had failed. Averse as I am to quackery, I hope ev er to he preserved from unjust and selfish prejudice ; anJ,- therefore, do not hesitate togivo mv namo, in confirmation oftho ef ficacy and safety ol Mr. Swaiin's medi Tp the Public. I N consngtence of the numerous frauds I c ' n8, and'impositions practised in reference 1 EDWIN A. ALTEE. to my medicine,. I am again induced tal Philadelphia, Nuv. 5th, 18*8. change (h*.form of my BOTTLES. In A supply of this Vnlir.ible .Mediciiio is future, lilt! PANACEA will bo put up In J u,t received nnd for sale by roond bottles,' fluted longitudinally,-wltln * the following ivoYds, blown In I lie glass, ‘‘StVAlst's Pa u ace a, Piiilada," as repre sented ahove. These hiiules are much stronger than those heretofore used,and will have but one label, which covers the cork, with my own A PARSONS, Agent. At the Eagle No 8 Gibbons Range, mnrch 17 it . '98 T- Brotight to Jail, 1 I N Coosawhatchce, on the 13th inst., rimawny. mdn who'says ills'name is signature on it, so that tile cmk cannot bo I JOHN, and tliqrhe belongs a Mr. McCari drawn without destroying tho signature, I oP Macon Georgia,said fellow is about *0 o without which none is genuine. Tlie me. didno may consequently be known to lie gomtlne when my sighaturu is visible; to counterfeit which, will be puniehabte as for- 'i^he increasing demand lor this celebra ted medicine has enabled me to reduce the price to TWO DOLLARS per bottle,thus ** years old, five feet 5 or 6 inches high, has masks on his loft arm which appear to be received from fire bums. P. J. I1ESSELLEU, jAiLon gng 21 '• 177 . • . (BY AUTHORITY.) LAirVF OEOROIA. An Act lo aineml and enlarge an act, en titled an act to grant certain powers to tlie commissioners of Pilotage, and for further preventing, tho Obstruction oftho Savannah river. W HEREAS, the river Savannah is frequently injured by the project ing of tlie wharf heads into the river, be yond tho lino oftho authorised survey 'ol tho wharf lots, and by tho sliding, washing or caving in of tho material with whicli tho wharves are filled in, in consequence o the defective manner pi which sail) wh arves arc constructed,' or'in Consequence of some decay, nr want of reparation. Sec. 1. Beit therefore enacted by the Se nate and Rouse of-'-Representatiies of the state of Georgia in General Assembly met. and it ishereby enacted by the authority nj the same, That it shall be the duty of the commissioners of pilotage for tlie Bar anil River Savannah, nnd they arc hereby au thorised to visit, inspect and examine, an nually, in. tlie month of June, the several wharves on said river liclwccn Ray’s llall and tho ocean; and should any wlinrf seem In them lo require repair, whereby Injury to the river, in their opinion, maybe prevent ed. they shall cause the same to bo inspect ed and surveyed by an aldermaiof the city of Savannah, a wharf holder, ami n mas ter carpenter or wharf builder, and if said surveyors, or a majority of )hem, shall lie Brought to Jail. tmo 14 JNQ. I. DEWS, j. c. c ' 148 rr-'- Court of Ordinary, Effing ham County. DECEMarn, term 18*8 O N the petition of Sam'l. J. Bryan stating, tli.at he is posessed of a bond which he produced'|b the Court nlpde and signed bv Benjamin Kennedy late nf the county aforesaid hearing date the 12th day of Jnnnary 1819 for titles to a certain tract of land,described in said bond. These are to cite and admonish ail persons having or claiming any interest iu llle estate of the said Benjamin Kennedy to file their objoatiensif any they have, on or before tlvc meeting of the Coprt of Ordinary for said county, for May term HI29, otherwise tlie administrator will be ordered to make titles tp.saiddract ofland pntsna'nt to the statute in such cases made and provided. J..CHARLTON, c. c. o. e. c. jan IS 8 price to TWO DO LLARS' per bottle,thus ■ N Savannah, some time ago. a negro bringing It within the .ready.- of the indi- j J. matt who says his name is JIM, and . that he belongs to John Pitman hut does Sly Panacea requires no encomium; it*4 not know where his mgsterlives,nor where astonishing effects and wonderful operation lie runaway from. I ant induced to be have drawn, both from Patients and Modi- lieve that lie is owned by some one else, cal Practitioners of the highest respeetabi lie is 4 feet 9 1-4 inches high and about 15 lily, the most unqualified approbation, and years of age; he stammers a little when established for it a character which Envy’s speaking, pen, though dipped in gall, can never tarn ish. Tlie false reports concerning this valu able medicine,whicli have been so diligently circulated by certain Physicians,have their origin either in ENVY, or in the mischiev ous effects of the SPURIOUS I.M1TA TION3. Tlie Proprietor pledges himself to the I Public, and gives them the most solemn] insurances, that Ibis medicine contains neither morenry nor any other deleterious drug; The public sre eautinnnil not to purchase my Panacea, except from myself, my nc- creili.ed agents, or persons of known res- icetability: and all those will consequent- y be without excuse, who shall purchase from any oilier persons. ■ WM. SWAIM. September, 1,0*8. The following certificate gives the his tory pf the introduction of tlie Panacea into lh6 Philadelphia Alins Houso Infirmary. Those who read It, will he convinced that I „i_ Van-oinkU the proprintor hal never fonrod the investi- I .OttCr S » CJ^GialblG LtttUp.,11- gaiion of physicians, or endenvored to ad- COI1. ' the medio!— ’ .. . t Liberty Inferior Court. • JUNE TERM, 1828. . TTPON the petition ofW. B. Fleming, U praying for tho establishment nf a certain note of hand,given by John Har ris,to Titos. T. Shepard, for one hundred and eighty nine dollars'* 1-2 cent *>H; bearing date on nr about thn fitst of Apt,. 1828, u copy whoreol as nearly as the peti tinner can recollect, is filed with tho said ictition,.together svith an affidavit of the oss.thercof. It is ordered, that'rite said oppy be established in terms of the act in such cases made nnd provided, due notice, being given nf tho application,agreeably to the rules of court, unless cause bejdioivn to the contrary.' - Extract from the minutes, nne 41 E. BAKER, Clk Vestimenial .Soap. FBI iflS Soap is celebrated for taking ali JL kinds of grense and spots front cloth For snle by dec 2 A. PARSONS. .Druggist No 8 Gibbon’s range Shoe Blacking. D AY & MARTINS liquid Blacking Just imported and for sale' by the cask or dozen liy A PARSONS Druggist No 8 Gibbons Range. feb 24 T. M. Driscoll, H AS just received por ship Florlan and for sale the following NEW BOQKS John’s Histort or the Hebrrw common Wealth, brought down to the dispersion of the Jews. ,• Hekrf.n Modern Histort, history of the political system of Europe and its cdlo- »lc« from tho discovery of America to the Independence of the American con tinent. . . * » Tun Republic or Cicebo,translated from the latin and accompanied with a erlti ■cnl and historical introduction by G \V Fctlierstonhaugli esq. The Man or two Lives, a nnrative writ ten by himself. . ’• 1 . Tales or Woman, completed in S voli. .fob 10 minister the medicine in secret. It also evinces the prejudices of the faculty, that those who were so anxious orizinally to exclude the medicine from this institution, Only $3 per bottle, The unparalleled aeputation of this med icine is such, Slid its pte-eminent virtues would neglect no opportunity of expejilng’l ? re “ "'ll established, and so fully ac- It after it had been Introduced 6 knowledgod by an Intelligent public, that ' FR^IVILUAMDUANE, E,,. * W ,Wng One if the Aldermen of the City oj Y/.f~ fur,,, ? r 'i, an ,l,al ’* „ , taJetphia. I A Sovereign Remedy, Mr. Swnim, proprietor ofa medicnl com- In Diseases of the 'Liver ': IteKility re. position called Swaim’s Panacea, applied I suiting from intemperance and dissipation: tp me, requesting me to state what I know | Old and inveterate Ulcers ; Pains in the about.tlie introduction of his mcdiclnu into Bones, attended with aweilinghf the joints: the Alms House—and l'consider it a duty| Indigesl’iou : Blotches ou the Face, Pirn to comply with his requ st. Being President of the Board of Mann gers of the Alrps House in the year 18*0, Air. Sivaim expressed to me a svisli to Un dertake the cure of some persons then in I pies, &c Syphilis ; Cutaneous diseases generally, and Teltcr.iu particular; Mercu rial and Snrofulotft complaints. Tlie subscriber has just received , j)y ’the Queen Mali, a,supply of the above medi- n constaut supply on hand, direct from Mr. Potters, so that the public will not be deceived, For sale by A. PARSONS. Druggist No. 8, Gibbon's Range, den *9 COS ... Choice French Rose ter. J UST IMPORTED And for sale by A PARSONS,.Driq de 5 ■No 8 Gibbons’ Wa- :ei“- unge. Treasurer’s Offic.e. March 3 1029. T HE average price of Flour.during the last month being 89 per barrel of 190 lbs. Broad for the present month must weigh as follows Viz: 12 1-2 cents Loaf 21bs 5 oz S 1-4 " 1 «* 2 1-2 “ Of.which ajl Bakers and sellers of Bread will take due Notice. M. W. STEWART, c-A-. mar 8 For sale or Lease. HJlITHER'oftho two lot's or hdth. be- iaLI longing tp, tho subscriber, situated in Broughton street', the buildihgs oil wliich wereournt by tj|e late fire. Terms ot sale, or for ti long lease will bo on the mint liber al credit and advantageous-conditions. Apply to ■ ' j ■ '■ ; v mar 5 in ,MISS ABBY .MINIS. ^outli Common. 08 . • • the house, wlioso casos were given upas in-1 cine, and assures tile Public hg -will *V»en curable.by the ntcdicaf gentlemen, that lie ' — — L -‘* J *■'— was confident of curing by his medicine tliose cases, and would undertake some of the most desperate—and would requiro no other compensation than tlie satisfaction to be derived from the Service rendered- I promised to consult the other niana gers, anil did so; but I found that some of the medical gentlemen ,in the house had labored to prejudice them, as somo of them attempted fo prepossess mo against what they denominated quackery. Some of tho managers'felt inclined to tlie trial, consid ering that as they were cases abandoned <by the medical men which were to be opera ted upon, no harm at least would he done, and if cure was practicable, rho opportuni ty ought to be afforded, but they expressed a reluctance to take any responsibility upon them; by which l understood that tltny did not like to put themselves in opposition to the physicians. Olliers opposed it alto gether. -I therefore offered und todk upon myself whntovor responsibility there was in tlie case, and notified Mr.'Siv»'im''tbat I would accompany him, and did so. The first case selected was that of a woman, whose appearance was horrible, and whose condition was so deplorable that the pa. tieDts in tire same room wished to have her removed, nnd tho evidence of my own sen ses justified their complaint. She ivns n woman of about 80 or 32 years of age, her right oye was already uestrpyed, tho left eye piotrjuled nioro than h?lf an inch ou( of llie socket, tho flesh of the left cheek was one complete ulcer, the flesh of the nose had disappeared and left the nostrils two naked holes, the MP|>ei lip on the lfft side was destroyed, and the teeth- add gurni. hare, and the wiioio face, asjt appeared m me, ifi a state of dissolution; her appetite' had'left her—she represented a living skel- oton frightful'to behold. Mr. Swnim said he could' curaher j lie,could not restore the lost eye, .o.or restore the nus/J, but he .could restore the left eye and t|ie'mouth. ] Ho uodettook the ease, aud 1 froqudqt- tonants thereof, his, her or their agent or igenti, representative or representatives, shall within three months thereafter, well anil sufficiently in tlitf opinion of said sur veyors, nr n majority of them, repair, or cause to be repaired, said wharf, so deem ed to he in need thereof; and if he, she, nr they, shall refuse, fail nr neglect so .to re pair said wharf, or cause it to bo repaired, within the time aforesaid, It shall he the duty (if said commissioners to xause the same to ha repaired and the ow.ner or own ers, tenant or ,tenants of such wharf, his, hoi, nr thelf agent or representatives, shall forfeit nnd psy to the commissioners fni the use of'said river, the sum of two huu dred dollars, together with all the costs, charges and expenses of the repairs, to he recovered in nny court of competent juris diction; and which maybe levied by’dis tress and tale of said whatyes aud the lot or lots thereupon appertaining, or by any otli er execution or process against the person or property nf the defendant. $2. And be it further enacted hydhe au thority aforesaid,'That ir'-anjiveisel, boat,’ flut, ark, hulk, wreck, crib, raft,or erection, shall he sunk, or caused, or permitted, or suffired lobe sunk in tlie river Savannah, between Ray’s Hall anil Ilia ocean, or tn drift up and dnivn said river, or.tojndge to‘ the injury or annoyance of the navigation thereof, against the wharves, hanks, shoies or sides thereof, or any of them, the person who shall so slnk.or.copse to bo sunk, or to_ drift or lodge, aa aforesaid, civ Hie owner or owners, uiaster. consignee nr consignees nr other person nr persons, linving charge of auch vessel, boat, flat, or crib, raft nr croC ' lion, ns aforesaid, shall forfeit and pay to aid commissioners, fur thn use of tlie river aforesaid, a penalty not exceeding live hundred dollars, to be assessed by said com missioners, which may be teenvered in any court, of competent jurisdiction. § 8 Anil wlforeas, it frequently happens that vessels; hulks, or-wrecks, condemned or deemed unseaivprthy, are -dismantled, and partially broken up, al or neai the wharfs, where they areleft In,a statelin- ble to sink, or otherwise ibetome an ob struction to the navigation of the river. Be it enacted by the authority aforesaid. That whenever any vessel, ivreok, or. hjijk, deemed by tlie commissioners to be, or. likely to become an obstruction - ns afore said, it shall,be the duty of tlie commis sioners to require of tlie person nr ^persons, their agents nr legal representatives Inst hiving had charge of the same,to remove, oV cause to he removed, said' dhstruction, or threatened obstruction, as aforesaid, to some spot on the shoal ground between Hutchinson’s and Fig Islands as shall be designated bv the chairman of the said- commissioners, and whenever any vessel, wreck or hulk,yo deemed by the said coin missioners an obstruction nr likely to he. come so, shall be sold, it shall be the dnty ot the auctioneer, .or person or persons sol-, ling ot otherwise disposing of the same, to' demand and take as one of the conditions' of sale, or otherdisposition thereof, of and from the purchasers, or person or persons otherwise coming into possession.ttereqfpt bond with gpod anil sufficient securities, to be npproved .by ’said commissioner or msignee or consignee^, or other person ot persons having charge of such vessel, wreck, or hulk, shall forfeit nnd pay to said commissioners, for tho use of said river, a icnalty not exceeding 8200. tribe ass'iisftpd ly said commissioners, wliich mnv lie re covered in any court of competent jurisilic- tioije • • . . . , ■ .' ' § 5. And.be it further enacted fry the au thority aj torcSaid, That whenever any ves- eV, TOnok/oiyhnlk, in said river, shall he deemed by Sq(jl commissioners to he tmsna- worthy; oi liable to sink, tt shall and may be lawful for said commiasiuners,and they are hereby authorised .to cause a notice 6c requisition to bo given to or served on tlie .owner or owners, innster consignee or'con- signers, or other person or persons liming charge thereof,, or any bf them, requiring him, her, or them, to' removo such vessel, wreck, or hulk, within three days','to such spot upon said shop) space, ns shall ot mnv he designated in said notice or requi sition , aiul it such owner nr owners, khajr ter, consignee dr eonsieiiees, or other per* son or. persons having charge of such ves-' s’ol, wreck- or Imik, shall refuse, neglect,or fall to remove tho same within said lima to such spot as aforesaid, it shall-lie. the <Ju ty of said commissiaaers, and they are hereby authorised and empowered to re move such vessel, wreck ot imik, or cause the sameto.be removed anil the owner or owners, master, consignee or consignees.or other personor persons having charge of such vessel, wreck, or Imik, shall forfeit and pay to said commissioners, for the use of said river, not oxceeiling the sum of 8*00, together with all costs, charge), and expenses iif sur.li.removal 'to be recovered In any court of competent jurisdiction. § 0. And be it further enacted, That, if atn person or- persons shall place or lay any vessel, wreck, or hulk, or cause nny vessel, wreck, or Imik, to he placed or lo lie on shoal hank, bed nr bar, in said'river, between Rav’ii Hall anil the ocean, except by and with the permission of said commit* aionera, sig«ifieil in wilting, nnd unless se cured in the manner specified in and by said permission,!uch person or persohs,ow ner or owner's, shall forfeit and pay to said commissioners fhr the use of said river, a tensity not exceeding fjoo, to he assessed >y said commissioners, which, may be re covered in any'codrtof competent jurisdic tion. . . ’ , . § 7 And be It further enacted by the au thority aforesaid, That if any person or lersons shall resist, oppose, obstruct, or mat commissioners or surveyors or them, or either of thelj agents, or servants, pr any of tliem herein before mentioned eve ry such person shall be Deemed guilty ofa misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof, shall pay a fine or be imprisoned ip the cnmmonjail, orbpthih tlie discretion ot thecourt. § 8. And be it further enacted by ihtau- thority aforesaid, That whenever an ac tion, or came of action shall accrnf 4V. jp> ■ ise within the intent or meaning of that act, the.nffidgvU whaieon to found an .at tachment or other legal proceeding, orto hold the defendant or defendants to bail thereon, may ha made by tho chairman of Said conimissioncrsor tluHr’agcnt. , § 9. Andbf it further 'saaetsdl That this act shall he published at the expense ol tlie aforesaid commissioners, -once- a month forthe term of three months- ip each of the gazettes in the city of Savan nah. ■ ' ■ ! IRBY HUDSON. Speaker of the Ilouso of Representa tive). TIIOS. STOCKS. •President ■( the-Senatc, Assented to Dec. *0, 1823. JOHN FORSYTH. Governor. mnrch 3 Huh ' g* —“1: Notice. F OUR months after date application will be. made To I lie honorable tire Justices of the Inferior court of Emanuel County for leave to sell all the real estate of Thomas Johnson, dee'd. WM. McGARVIN, Exe’or. dec 8 245 frisli 4* Scotch Whiskey. ST:! Demijohns w'arramoifpurc as impor led for sale'extreiphlv low by j," 'ODRC .fell: CHARLES A. WOODRUFF. Dickson’s Building. Notice. 1 TjN OUR months after'date application will heinade tu the honorable the court ofordinary ofEffingham countyfor leave tn sell all tlie real estate, belonging to the estj of Matthew Raltn, late of Effingham coun ty deed. JOHN C- RAHN, Executor, jan 2 1 To Planters. ■fl BOTTLES Common V Castor Oil 500 do'. Superior Cold Press Is Just Received and for sale low by A. PARSONS, Druggist, no 8 Gibbons Range- dec i 6 Notice. F OUR months after date, application will hi* inailo to the Honorable tlie ly attended him in his visits to the poor, .futtiees of tlie Inferior Court of Tattnal woman, nnd 3I10 was fcnrcd—.and I uuve I for leave to sell the real estato-nf frequently seen her $|dce t «oing ahout her Thomas DicUinaon late of mid county do-, ordiuary business with tlie alacrity usualj ce ased« for the-benefit qfthe heirs an(l, ere-. to a person of,that age: the deformity of ditorsqf sqid ^sUte. • - V * „ course remained ; but all thpt'.wrem^tned I - ,• Win• ( MOUtSTSyH* > besides iippeared healtjiful' l topve . coili« I, ^ y ... (Qualified fined ihy.self to thls“ea9e, upon; wliiqu it « ^ ; 1 remove, or cause to be removed, such wreck, hulk, or vessel, tosnmc spot on.the shoal ground between Hutchipson’s and Fig Islands, to lie designated as aforesaid, and ifsucti person or persons having charge, nr having last had charge or possession of. such vessel, wieck, hulk, nr other obstruc lion, as aforesaid, on requisition made to them hy the . commlssionars of pilotage through thpir chairman, shall refuse, neg lect, gr fail, to remove the same wicliin such time as said comhilssinners may think she exigency of the case requires, audio' such spot as shall be pointed o'ut to him, her, or. them; and.alsn,Tf such auctioneers, or oth er person so selling, or otherwise disposing of said vessel, wreck, hnlkv’or other matter threatening lo become an incumbrance or obstruction to the river; shall refuse,: neg lect, or fail lo take such bond, he, she, or they, as well, the party so neglecting to re move, as that sir iieglegting dr .failing to take such bond ns aforesaid, shall forfeit and pay to said commissioners, for the use of the river, a ponalty not exceeding 8500. which may he recovered .in any .court of competent jurisdlctioni’ § 4 And be it further enacted by the au-. thority aforesaid, Thill if any vessel,wreck," or hiilKv Coniloinnod or hattlednp, or deem ed to be nnsenwqrlhy, shall be liToken up, or caused dr atteinpted.xo bo broken up clsqwlicro inlaid rivor,;tii.in at a . spot in said siio/ll space, ivliicli shall havo bccn ,de- sign'dted bv the chairman of. sai;i commis sioners,,in' writing, any person breaking op, or causing nr.atteirqiting to break up ilie same] or the oivo'er or owners, master, «< t * i J ' TheYirtiius aiul Use OF THE CORDIAL Gcphalifc'Snuff. nixich, by loiig erpertence, has been found pn effectual Remedy for most Disordefl of tn HEAD, .especially the Common lleadach, to which !l ltdnuy cur fait: giv ing immediate ease, and by frequent use prevents its return, i: ' - . -> TT admirably opens and purges (behead, JL strengthens tho nerves.revives the spi rits," lind lias a most gtaleful nroinntip smell'.' '’ ' '. ■’’ It removes Drowsiness, Sleepiness, Gid diness, and Vapours, relieves nitijnessof the eyes, is excellent in curing recent deaf ness, and has been of great service in 1 lyi- toric nnd Paralytic complaints, and in re storing the mcjiory when impaired, by dis orders of the head. JUf It is also extremely proper for persons who visit the siek, orgo'intoTmw holosome their chairman, in the sum of 8500, fiava-' rooms or unhealthy places, and lint edi ble to said commissioners, conditioned to mates, as it fortifies the head against nox ious, exhalations and infectious .dr. A pinoh pr, twq may be taken' at an^r time, antfirideeil several in a day; hut fora cold, or stoppage in tho head, a pinch or twojbould.be taken just before going to Those who are in the habit of taking much of tho common snuffs, (and'thereby injure both head arid stomach,) are' desired to mix some ofthis'CEPHALIC SNUFF with them, and their bail effects wlU in a great measure, be prevented. js on band and for sale hy ‘ * • A PARSONS.Driiggist, At the Eagle no 8 Gibbon’s Range. mar 14 . ■: Commission & Warehouse Business.at Macon. T HE subscriber lias a commodious nnd convenient stapkof vVarolioiises, situ ated on the w harf at Macon, with every fa cility lor transacting nnjl and all kind of Commission Business,—tenders his servi ces toldsfriondsapd the public at Savan-" nab. ’Ho has mailo all tin; necessary ar rnngemonts to freight Cotton from Macon direct to Savannah, and all purchases nintleliy him shall meet dispatch in trans portation. THOMAS P. BOND. . Mr-on,Oct. 1. |iii.|*»;ilS||| For sale. second handed Working Wagon, which will Im sold low. Apply,at (bis office; <leo.27'' iq