About Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1824-1829 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1829)
SAVANNAH DAILY .Vol. XXVI* THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, IS3D. Whole (J319. Remedy for the I dcs. r> The Medicine now offered to Hit public, is nno Which has. been fully subjoetbd I'l.lbo in fallible test urexpenonco; ana |„ every IhMifpce where it has eSt permanent advantage, It is not - (like Soi usually advertised.) offered ns a cor- ,i„ ..,,0, for along catalogue of_disea.es, b* those afflicted with this compjalor, foi wtijch alone it is recommended, .nay rely. * tt, confidence upon obtaining relief, even tats v,„rst forms. Va short timer and they themselves are the best judges of tho ini- Iporliinceof vuoli a remedy. I’rice 90 cts IS", llox, »ith directions signed by tho L'ro- preiiaretl and sold nr IA8. A. AUSTIN'S Drug and PhenrfdM Store, No. M3,North Tliltd, above Callowhlll 8,r '* ,, PHILADELPHIA. A supply or Ibis valuable modicino it receive.!. tprietor. F °' *r,?An S ONS. Druggist. At tltd%ngle no 0 Gibbon’s Range. Choice French Rose .ter. Wu- U8T.IMP0HTKD And for. into by . A PAUS0N9, DtnggM. No 0 Gibbons’ Itange. de 5 Notice. K NOUR months after date application ‘ will be made in he honorable the [unices of the Iiiferior court ttf’13(0 inuel, Jaunty for louve to sail all (he real estate )f Thffttilllolmson, dec’ll dec 0 WM. McOAltVIN, Exo’or. 145 Notice. ‘ IOUR mouths after date application _ will be made to tho honorable the court ofnrdinary nfEUWgham county for leave to sell all the real estate, belonging to the estj lef Matthew Kahn, late of Effingham cotm- lty deed. . » 1 JOHN C-RAHN, Executor. - Jan t Brought to Jail, I Coosawliatclicc, on tlie ISth init., t [jl runaway man who says his name is /JOHN, anti that lie belongs a Mr. McCari . of,Macon Georgia,said fellow is about 10 o [H years old, five feet 5 hr 6 inclics high, Ihu marks on his left arm which appear to [he received from fire, burns. * . 1’. 1. 11E9SELL13U, JAiton. ang 21 AH. Brouglit to Jail. I Savannah, somo time ago, a negro man who says his name is JIM,,and t he belongs to John Pitman but "does [O' know where Ills master lives,nor whore le ranaway from. .1 ami induced to be hie that lie is owntd by some One else, pis 4 feet 0 1-4inches high and about ID pars of age; he stammers a little when eg. TNO.I.DEWS.i.c.c into I* 141 Brought to Jail. ["N Savannah on the .list-, hit. a negro l man wlm says his name it JOHN mu] |J}«« belongs to Sam King of !'Italics- Tn 8 C. He is about 40 years oi age, and [feet 10 inches high. J , JOHNLDEWS.j.cc, ■fob 18 D _. to Jail. pNSavanvialronthe loth inst a negro . tviaawno says his nsm«.i« WiltUrown that he belongs to Wm Ooffinof Char Wy.fV; ll« is about 17 yoars of age. 5 r^J^d'cs bigh,and.hasa soar on his Us’ 1UALLERY& DUFFY, . DR APERS If TAILORS, On the H.-ty, a few. doors Hart of the City Hotel, and nearly opposito the . Exchange, T ENDER. *lt«lr sllioero thanks to their fdpndp, avid tlio public generally,for past favotwi and respectfully solicit,a con. tiimntfou of. patronage. They have received by recent arrivals, a fresh and complete assortment of Pine,Su perb a, nnd Sup. Sup. Velvet and Crane Ihtis' ad . ' broadcloths &cassimeres,.; Of the Most; fashionable colors, and. war ranted to be of tho most .approved British manufacture i and VESTINGS Of the newest and ninst fashionable pat terns 'and materials—the wliole of which having been carefully selected by Mr. M. from the N. York market, and being pro vided with some of the best workmen, and flirt latest London and New York fashions (which limy receive quarterly),.they will copnlantly endeavor to execute all on|ers with which tbgy may lie honored, with'the 1 utmost punctuality,despatch, nnd in n man ner not exctdlod by any similar establish ment in America. READY MADE CLOTtllXO. Fag.the accommodation of gentlemen In haste, and others who may prefer it, they keep constantly on hand an extensive as sort ment.of coats, frocks,Coatees,S.itr touts, Grtint Coats, Cloaks, Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts, Drawers.Wrappers, dec.—all made up In tlio.host manner and newest style, .AMO, FANOY ARTICLES.^- , Siteh as—Stocks, Cravats, Cinvat Pads, Watch Guards and Ribbons,Gloves,Pock et Handkerchiefs, (dollars, Hiding Belts, Pantaloon Chains. Sin. SHOULDER BRACES, An improved.article, highly recommended by the first physicians as a.piost ceitain re lief to person's afflicted n-l£ weakness of the breast from n habit of stooping or se- dentjtry employment. CAPS. OenllomciA atid’Youth’s morocco and patent leather Haps, of all patterns. LADIES’ CLOAKS. A few of superior Ladies Camhlet, made with hoods,and Pall,Wines— Also Carolina, Plaid do.—besides a quantity of Satinet! and other Jackets'and Trowsers, suitable for servants, or laborers. N. B. tncmiscqneiiceofthepartioularat tcniion.pnid to the selection of the above articles,wc are happy to state tlint they cun bo offered much lower than the establish ment lias ever done heterofore. 41. & l). oct28 *'« wax impossible to bo mistaken, nntf • for borne to introduce any other clrcumslat,- cei than what belong immediately to it. ■ , „ „ " WM. DUANE. Philadelphia, March Itth 1048. PRICE TAVO DOLL ARS PER BOT TLE. Court of Ordinary, Effing ham County. nittnvHBFn, Tens! 1848 O N the petition of Sam'l, J. Bryan stating that he is posessed of a bond' which lie produced to tho Cotitt made and signed bv Benjamin Kennedy late of the county aforesaid bearing date the 14th d-iy of January 1810 for titles to tt certain tract of land,described iu'-sald bond. These are to cite and admonish all persons having or claiming any interest in the estate of the said Benjamin Kennedy to file their' objections if any they have, on on before the meeting of t)io Court of Ordinary for. said county, for May term 1828, otherwise the administrator Will bo ordered to niuktfi titles to said tract ofland pursuant to the statute in suett cases made and provided. J. CHARLTON, c. c. o. e. o. jan 14 8 •• JNO.'T. DEWS, j. c..c. yrsirn Olio of Hose Lip Safpc* [uST receive,I and f or OT | 8 by A 1’ARSbNS, Druggist. . No 8 Gibbon’s range Liberty Inferior Court. JUNE TERM, 1828. TTPON-tiie petition of W. B. EJeprjng xU praying for the establishment of a certain note of hand,given by John liar rfs.to Thos. T. Shiqiard^for one hundred and eighty nino dollars 4 1-4. cent ml hearing date on or abnht-thn'fiiSt.of Apt. 1828, a copy whereof as nearly as the pcil tinner can recollect, is filed with the said oetition, tbgethor with nn nflidnvit.of tlie loss thereof, ,It<is ordered, that the .silid S he established in terms 1 of the act in cases made and provided, due notice being given of thojpplication.agreeahly to the rules, of court, unless cause bo shown to tho contrary. Extract from the minutes, line 41 E. BAKER, Clk Splendid Razor Strops. I MMERSON'S and PRENTISS’ « Razor Straps are kept constantly otf I ' „ ‘ lmsc gentlemen who havCuseil I t pronounce them superior to any at 1 P'etent ftinean use. . -For able by A>,l,.n A \ m80N ' 8 .Drug«iit «rihu ag ' e ’ No8Uibhon ’“‘ lan 8 # ’ Salts and Castor Oil. >0 in STOns ms? 8 *’ 8 Saf Glauber loimn t?* assorted sizes 1 " n^ t,e ‘ Cast °f Ojl for Plan ‘ al «m Putpotes aim bu , ttlaa cold pressed »Jo do do lari,. " ‘ 0frere ‘ 1 “nusttally low. »ndL a l l' artir '! llar| y requested to E«?r“ e hCmSelVeS ‘ At th. p^^^^SrDriiggist. At Ihe Eagle No 8 Gibbons range- liar’s- “fray mnlu U of ll 10 !am ° nu,n Window sashes. J UST RECEIVED. .es’8by d i 1 0 ! UEl,l ' vin<lQW ' Ml '' vetv iimk.( * s»uno num -Vestimenlal Soap. . f|AHIS,Snap is celebrated for taking all- J. kinds of grease and s'pots from cloth For sale by A. PARSONS. -Druggist No 8 Gibbon’s range dec 2 ... i Shoe-lBlackiug. D AY* MARTINS liquid'-BIacking • Just importoil and for sale by the cafk or dozen by 'A PARSONS. Druggist No 8 Gibbons Range, fob 24 For sale oi' Lease. E ITHER of tho two lots or both, be longing to the.5ubsarib.or-, situated in Broughton street, the buildings on which wore burnt by the late fire. Terms of sale, or for n long lease will,be on .tho most liber- al credit and advantageous conditions. Apply to . t MlhS ABBY MINIS. South Common mar 5 .53 To the Public. I N consequenco of the numerouj fraud* and impositions practi^d i n reference tu my modieine, I am again Induced to change the form of nn BOTTLES. It, future, the-PANACEA will bo put up in round bottles, fluted loogitudlnaijy, with the following wort!*, blown in the glass, ••''waim’s PAVAi'gA, Pkiiada,!' as repre sented above. ' .These bottlos are much stronger than those heretofore used.and will have hut one label, which covert tlie.oork, with my own signature on it, so that the ooilt cannot bo* drawn without destroying tho signature, wit'hqut which none is genuine. The me-, dicihe.onay conseqneirtly bo known to W genuine when rriy signntnru is visible; to counterfeit u/iteh, will he punishable as for- ?<"/• . I bo-increasing demand for this celebra ted medicine lias enabled mo to reduce tlie price to TWO DOLLARS per bottle.thos bringing it sffithln the reach of th- Indi gent. # Afy Panacea regnlreiho 'ehcomlnm- its. astonishing effects and wonderful nperalion have drawn, both-front Paiients and Medi cal Practitioners of Hie highest respertabi ” lily, the most unqualiflsd approbation, and established for it a character which Low's uen, though dipped in gall, can never tarn ish. < The false reports concerning this vain able niejlicinc, which have been so.di igently circulated by certain Physicians,have their origin either in ENVY, or in the iniscl-iev*' mm effects of the SPURIOUS IMITA TIONS. - Tlie Proprietor pledges himself to the Public, a no gives them the most sqlentn assurances, that tills medicine contains neither mercury nor any other deleterious drug. Tlie public are cautioned not to purchase my Panacea, except from myself, my ac- e.redi-eil. agents, or persons of known cs icctahilic: and all those prill consequent v lie without excuse, who tiiall purchase from any oilier persons. AVM- SAVAIM. M ber. 1828. fowing certlffe-ite gives the hi lory of the introduction of tlie Pgnacea into the Philadelphia Alins House ‘Infirmary. Those who read it, will bo convinced that ill, proprieti.r has never feared the invosji- gatlon of physlglina, or cndcavoreil to ad minister the medicine in secret. It also evinces the prejudices of jiui facnltv, that those who were so anxious originally to exclude the mediciner from this Institution, mild peglecl no opportuitifyifcf expidling lifter it'bad been introduced. FROM WILLIAM DUANE, Esq. One of the .Ahlr.rmcn of the City oj I'hi ladeipiiia. Mr.Swaim, prnprAcior of a medical com position called Swahn's Panacea, applied to me, requesting me to state what l know about the introduction of his medicine into tho-Alins I louso—and I consider it a duty to comply with his requ st. Doing President of the Rouril of Mann •ers of the Alms House in the veBr 1820, dir. Swaim expressed lo me a wish to un., dortuko tlm cure of some persons then in the house, whom cases were given Upas in curable bv the medical gentlemen, that he wits confident of curing by Ills medicine, those cases, nnd would undertake some of the most despejrpte—and would require no other compensation than tlie satisfaction to be derived from the service reudered. I.promised to consult the other mnna gars, and did so; but I found flint some of the medical gentlemen in the .house had labored to prejudice them, as somo-of then! attempted to prepossess me against what they denominated quaokery. Some of the managers felt inclined to the trial, consid ering that a*sthoy were cases abandoned by the medical men which were .to bp opera ted upon, no lidrm at least would be done, and if cure was practicable, the opportuni ty ought to be afforded, but they expressed •a’ reluctance to take any responsibility iipon 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 oflTcrcd and took upon, myself whatever responsibility there was in, the case, and notified Iftr. Swnim that 1 would accompany him, nnd did so. Tlie first case stlccted was, that of a woman whoso appearance was horrib'e, and whose eomlition wns so deplorable .thnt the, pa tients in the same rbotn wished to have her removed, andthe evidence of my o,vn sen ses justified their complaint. She wa9 CERTIFICATE OF DR. EDAVIN-A. ATjTKE * Member of tlie Philntidphia Medical Socle• The case detailed in tfw al*oV«* cariifiv cate came under my ol»emt\tuv&nd l Inj- liove Uderman Du ino’s iiucmenl to bt* strictlv correct, Mr. Swaijn ^ho»veij two other, cases nearly similar, which were Caured l»y his l*anaccp,afloi every other re-’ mody had failed.. Averse as I am to (funckery, I hope ov er, to he preserved from uojtut and selfish' prejuilicn ; and, therefore, do not'hesit ite to’clve iijv name, in roDOrmatlon of the ofr ficaoy and safety of Mr. fciwaim’s medi cine. . ^ EDWIN A. ALTEK. Philadelphia, Nov. fttli; l'8tR. 1 A supply of this Vnliuhte Medicine . ust received and for sale jjy A PAHSONfl, V^nt. At the f^agle'No Sfiibbons llanm?. march 17 05 ' it, To !i<10 omnibn jffiverl arid for “ggist. nters. OTj’LTOS Sujibri Treasurer’s Office. Apbil 1.1820 T IIE.nverngo price of Flour during the last month being <9 per barrel of 100 lbs. Broad for .tho. pterent tyonth must weigli ns follows viz: - 12 1-2 corns Loaf 2 lbs 5. ,oa ..-0 1-4 •• . « -. 1,(* 21-* “ . Of svliloh all Bakers nnd sellersof Bread wW take (two Notice. ■ M. VV. STEWART, c.-T. ' Irish 4' Scotch Whiskey. |TN Deinijnims wiin grited pure as impor- £L ted for sale i-xn-emelv low by CHARLES A. WOODRUFF fcb’3 Dickson’s Building, woman of about 30 or 32 years of igo, 1ier right eye was already uestroyed, the left oya piotruded more than half an inch out of the socket, the flesh of tile left cheek was one .complete ulcer, the flesh of the noso had disappeared and left tlie nostrils two naked holes, the uppei lip on the left side was destroyed, and (lie teeth and gums ;bare, nnd tho whole face, as-it appeared to me, in-a stato of dissolution; her appetite had left tier—-she represented a living skel eton frightful'to behold. Mr. Swaim said he could cure her; lie enuid not restore the lost eyo, ffor restore the nosh; bm he coult restore the left eye.and the month ly attended him in hi,, visits to .the poor womab. and she was. cured—ami I, liavo frequently seen her since, going about her ordinary business with the.alacrity,'usual to a person of that age; tho deformity of jourso remained ; but nil that remained besides appeared healthful I liafo -can fined] myself to this case, upon win t Sivaiin’s Vermifuge. 'PaUttL Tills' valuable dmi-dysen- teric and lYonn Medicine lias been used for these seven years past, myd its virtues nre universally acknowledged by all who-have tried it, to be far superior to any other medicine ever ompkived for most diseases children arc subject to. It Is perlcclly safe, nhd.no cliifd will refuse to take it. It seldom fails curing Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Colic an (’holetn Morbus, either in grown persons or children i- d 11 gives appetite to almost nil debilita ted persons. Worms frequently infest cbi) drew, aggraviito their other diseases, fod o tlie ehipf.' pause of must fevers, bowel eomplahUO, and.ehronio ami nervous disras es, incident to ehiklhooil.w lit-.-li are so nil. merous and frequently fatal, ti ls much regretted that must vermifuges now in uso' are injurious, and thousand* iire.liih)rqhare swept off, or are rendered feeble, palo and emendated through tho first stngo of life —which lends onto pulmonary cumpluint* &c. tic. Sic. Wnrins lieing especially apt to infest persons of debilitated digestive organs mid emaciated constitutions, much mischief is often done by. the ordinary worm midi- pines,which generally consist of the strung cst purgatives, meroqrials, bitters, narco tics, or spirits of turp’cntinel Ai tides of this kind may destroy worms, but they de bilitate tho stomach, and often materially, injure tiro general health. SjivAi»iV<V'Mt- mivuoe has the peqSimr advantage of dc straying and removing worms from tlie lioacls without the weakening consequen ces of thu stronger purgatives. Arc.—nnd it Iirs, inoi-envcf, h dcuided tendency to give vigor both tu tile Stomach mid bowels nnd organs of digestion—thereby relieving the geheralXystoin fcqa many troublesome complaints.' It is by lids means Unit to maiiy grown persons have been relieved, by its use, of different complaints—suppo- iing themselves to ka in n decline, Arc. 6io This medicine u-ifl relieve hoiocl com- .laints or dysentery, bilious cholic, vomit ing, sickness, min or weakness in the sto mach or bowels, loss of dppetitc, either, in children or grown, persons, in a f -w.hours; and it seldom fails curing cim/M Als o FK- vrr or kkvi.ii aoue. .Vo family ought, or ever will be without it, after a trial. Worms are capable of producing grout listorbihaes in tlie system. "Not only do they aggravate ordinary diseases when they are present,but they also.give rise to a great variety of very alarming abomaluus affections. The whole train „f spasmodic As convulsive diseases may,proceed from tho irritation of worms in the alimentary canal tihnlera, epilepsy, eataiepsy, tetsnus, pa ralvsis, mania, convulsions, as well , as a variety of other nervous nnd convulsive affections, are not uiificqueutly thu iiupte- iliate effectsof this canao. Besides these diseases, worms have also been known to produce pleuritic and rheumatic pains.dys- eutory, remitting fever,dropsy of the brain, chronic and spasmodic cough, &c. &c, Arc. Among tho symptoms which indicate- the presence of worms, the following hie tlie most comipon and striking: —A pale, leaden-coloured, amfoccasionally flashed, counlenaucc; a bluish streak under the eyes, those are dull and heavy, tho pupils are dilated and much contracted, tho low er eyelids and upper Tip -swell, especially during tlie night while sleeping; great itching in the nostrils, /which causes the patient to pick his nose; foul breath; dis turbed sleep; during which the patient grinds his. teeth, is apt to scream out mid startup suddenly 4* if frightened: .tingling ill the ears; giddiness; Interrupted speed,; palpitation of the heart a dry spasmodic cough;' irregular ami depraved appetite, being sometimes entirely suppressed, and at others exceedingly voracious; abdomen swelled kiwi bard; looseness of (lie bowels: costivencss; unnatural, slimy,or foul stools; pains in the bowels; wAslip;: of the flesh: convulsions; fits; palsy; aud finally death A supply of this vnlnable.Medicine is Juit received and/or solel:y. A. PARSONS, Agont. „ At tKe eagle No'8 Gibbonis Range, march 31 The National intelligencer. publishedin the City of Washington, by Calcs Ae Seaton, Tlio National luielljgcficpy is an old es, tabljshed'Journal, at tlio fieafbf the/Jcn- eral Government. It publishes,mlginally., regularly, ahd fully, |iie Proceedings, amt Debates of Gongress; also, all the Statu Papers nnd Docitmehts of. public interest, laid before Congress, of originating in lint body, Old all the Acts patted hv them . These racqmtiicndati ms,. in addition to tho variety (if oilier..vniutm uiou which is to be found in its eojumux.cnunoctrfl with the General Iutoresti of our awn country, witli Literatare nnd Science, ami the af fairs of the worfrt at Idige; together with the character of general fairness which tlie papet-ht* sustained under.it*, present edi tors, lor htany yearr, mako the Nntiuual Intelligetiocr useful, nndeyeh .vnjuabl^ to all who feel an intf-resl in the concerns of this or of olherVountries. The National Intelligimceris not a pnrty paper: but censiirrstir approves where, non sure or approbation seems to-be tluu to pnMic measure’s. It tupjinitevl the late Administration ofthifGoneral Giivernn>eiil hen. the measures of that Administration were such as to meet iis approbation. It nvnivsa determination, though'it opposed the election ofUoiier.il Jackson, to support the jiist measures of this 'Administration, but as certainly to appose tlie unjust or IM irtiscriplive. It will be, in principle, op- 1 used to an# Administration of the Qov-i ernthent whoso measiires shall skew, it to have interest* of a- party at heart, rather than the great interests of the country. Is, U) a word, what itsilile denotes. Natiomil paper. 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A. remittance of either pf these aniounts in iranli paper by mait.will ensure tlie pronipl and regular transmission of every paper that may be ordered. Those subscribing will: please ' to signify rhethor they .icsire the paper for a year inly, ami then tu be Sfoppcii witliu.ut fur ther notice, or,wish it to be continued un til conmermamied. mar Si 75 List of Letters I D EMAtNING in tlm Tost Offlee, 1 b/ vat ' nnnplj. SIM M.trcli, 1020.—rersoun wisliirtfc. letters on this Ur t, arc requested to ask for ** advertised letters.” A' Thomas Asken* •Upxamlrr Allen Mr» Eliza G Abbcl li Cnpi nurUott Cnpt James Han > Janie* Duller ‘ 'Olaihorno Dcvill • John Bp*i es'Corneluis Rllu. GfiDI'^O Ash > .Miss Sarah Adams W Allan Alfred S Boivcii Win llrow'iijohn George llronn ThbmnS Baring Dcpnls llragdoii Cnpi Silvester U Notice. 1 7* OUR months after date, application ■ will be made to tlie Honorable tlio .lustiqes ofthe Inferior Court orTuttnal County, for leave to sell the real estatoqf .Thomas Dickinson late of said county de ceased, for the benefit of the heirs and .ere. ditorsofsaid'estale, Win- DICKINSON, sstoro tlie lett eyeeno me mount. SB T .V QualiGed ExCoutor, Ho undertook tlie case, and I frequent- -- . VIS. L l.k:h,:»in -Ilia nnnr marui 55 hick I Fjne Chewing Tobacco, •|',„ORiH.ARDS.a)i'd -Rieli’s flre't qmil- 1 (j ,ityChovving Tobacco is dual receiv ed and for „sa|o by. A\ P4R30N!»- ' ^Dm.rtjlat No 8 Gibbons’ Range. 'deoj The Vii’.tue.s.and Lise James Barnaul 3 '..Capt T.iul llri^gs 2 Jnn RArtlieliiiess James Kilho , >. rttephen P Hailey- Clk C of Ordinary James Baxter . Bryan Co. Rev R \V Bitiley j 5 • ;c < J aeoji C hail hour it 2' liepj Cackcroft Mrsrthsa'n'hE Clark Patrick Connelly Henry Castellow - LrtSuard I'oql-tr Jnn.II Crawfor’d. 'Hitili.nd F ' [ooli'ii Jm» I. (7!ark £ Tnomas < Inn i 2 Men) Craggen Alei’r Calhuun Andrew Clark 3 Abner Cox 1 f % >\ .James Caff: al:t Beni D Clark & llenj Cheeseinsin Miss ^itsan A Daley Will.ird 11 Dimmlck Wm-Uuy W,olive Thomas Dawson Lou) Donkins Lt Win D Davies Catharine Dodson S Dense Robert Dunbar Isaac Delano Alex’r Drew James Devjun John DeBrot w Termce'Thi'liy Capt Tliih Duncao j James Dunn ... - .. &S ■ I ^ -w . ThomM Evans HccJosiali- Evans Wm-M Evans 2 Rev Elijah Englgto'n' JamesC Edwards David M Ershlno Wm Evans ■ k F ’ Joint 0 Frazer Dr Henry Field . . %or*n Fuller Mrs, Ed ad Fooltmm Itev Lueins Field' Mrs Elizabeth Tux % 0 Francis. Gray . 'IIS Griffin Rev Wm GallalierS Wm Cibbins Patrick Griy : .Mrs Sarah 17 Gonld John George ■ Lt Qoidan-Ouvihoa Mrs Mary J Greeqe " W 9 Wm Harris MiysF STTenry -darel S Hand Miss C E Henry ' v PaUick Hart Tt’atlmniel Hick* • , Philip F Hammond John M Hines .lames’Hazard Smltli’Hicks Thus S ILirdy 2 . : Zaclieus rlolinct .' i G Harris ' ; -Robert Hay Johri’Hanscoot'jt ( Clark Uodio Edward Halt Mary limigins Harriet lluinbei.* Edward Hall John Harvey Wm Haight Miles M Jarvis * Peter Jamieson 2 Bryant Jdckson 2 Snmf Jackson 2 James Jecksdn if : •'"Sy W Johnston, Geo W Jqhnston Wm Johnston . Charles B Spites Mrs Mary King John Kinshower James Keys K V.-' Sarah R King John ll Kenip C Lamps Capt lid Leavitt Hans Linder Win Linsey CaptHermanLinsjcy TV1 rs Hurtl'm- Lyon • - Samuel J Lovett 2 David II Loper - ‘ AJ. -Ann Mullryno Geo S Melntush Jo1m McHfdla Sam W Millwnrd 4 Lacklin McIntosh . Charles MyCre Susan McIntosh Theron Mills Bailey McIntosh CaptChas Moody 2 Robl McJinsey;4 Dr Jos Maxwell Mahjoli Mills Curdon Miller Ol'.TIIK CORDIAL Cephtflic Snuff. Which, by long aperUMt 2 bus been found an effectual\ Remedy for most Disorders of the HEAD, ■ especially the - Common Headach.to which it harii/i/ ever fuils giv- ijr ' iMtiate -— —* ’ r - •- ing imnmtiate rase, and by frequent use prevents ils return. ' f-T admirably opens and purges the head, JL strengthens the nerves,revives the spi rits, aud has a most grateful aromatic smell. It removes Drowsiness. Sleepiness, Gid diness, and Vapour,*, reiiovos ttlmne.ssof the eyes, is excellent to curing recont deaf ness, and has been of great ser vino, in I lys- terie mid Paralytic complaints, nnd in re storing tho meinory when impaired by dis orders of the head, It is also, extremely proper for persons wl)oviislt’t|icsick, or go into , unwholesome inouis or unhealthy,.places, and lint cli mates, as it fnitiffes the head against nox ious, exhiilntiopsand infectious air. A pinch or two may be taken at any time, nnd indeed‘several in a day; hot for a cold, or stoppage in t(io head, it pinch or tivo should fee taken jqst before going.to. bed..' Tiiose who nro in tlie habit of taking much ofthe common snuffs, (and the/eby injure both head and stomach,) are desireil fo.mix some of Ibis CEPHALIC SNUFF with them, and their bad elfecls will in n groat measure, be prevented. .Ison hand and for sale bv Jesse Mount J II Morrell John Muffatt Robt McMillan Mrs S A G Alclrito^lj James B Norris. Philip O’Keefe If. A). Stephen Peary CapiTPrihce JohnPrioco P, . Airs Ann Powell . Joseph B Powell ,i - Edmund S Plummer It. ,. ,r , JIIssMnryARoberts3 William ll tlotmisoa -John B Robinson " V Arpnet Richmond 3 Julias M Robinson Janies C Itjehartison Aluttbew-Robertson Mrs Ryaa . Sliubael G Rogers - - Hiram M Ralpli William,Reed. Daniel Keddock an hoinas'H Russell m Cothaiiue Richards Edward B Hussc.il Mary Ryan • . Byrum ftccie Elizabeth A Robinson ' • A lexander Sand ford- Henry Smith Johh Shannon -K W Smith Joseph Saunders Peter Symmcs Aauila Stephens Silvester Stokes John D Street Henry R Stocker. Mary Sleigh Mary S Strobhnrt John Segrano ■ -NathlSnow . "■ J Daniel D Shepard 2 Benj II Sturgej , s , T. , .. 'Vs- 3P: Stephon Th rno ■t. A PARSONS.Druggist, At the Eagle no 8.Gibbuu's Range, -mar 14 JSeidlitz.and Soda Pow- , ders. 1O0 DOZEN boxes Soda Potv- 50 do r Scidlitz do . ..... also • The Improved Cheltenham Salts, pra pared by Sa-yory, Moflfftfc Davjdion, im ported and for 4nle by i • - -a. pArsgn«, DruggistEUt^thej5agle?No. 8, G. ange y .- mnioh 0 ;!‘A -GllffiTfle . . : ANDIN.G. frnin thovehr- Adams.frnni j| Baltimore 000 Glv/Ws assorted, Cos tale bv ■' ■ ' "■ - L_ . .. .. J. B. HERBERT. ;(-‘-m4rch 1 33 ':' 1 : ' ' • • .V ephonTh Rufus LT dd R Turner U mi AnVoh Thrasher Thomas P [Paul 2 Capt Trlesz Joseph Tillman . Geo ATurknult'S Mist Janet .VV Thompson V. ■ ■ -. • Alexander G Yerdier, - ..1 ■ IP- Chas H Ward Ann Al White James Washington Leonidas Wvlly Ethiehlya Watson AViloy F Willis Major.W C Wayno .Znphni- Wqd:I . ^hml Wilson Elizlh B'om.ick Capt Watson Prince Weeks Mrs Elizth Walsh , Catli C Womlrnfr AlexauderAVott , Rielid C VVnoll'olk Wm Warren ' ■ Joph .l! Wick Sami Wells Dianali Williams Robt West; Cap Wns Wu. -h.-jrry Zach M Winlder William HWillianis * • GEO. SCHLEY, P. A1. april 1 ' . -- ” ‘P^( a 9ns liavingjumands agsinst present ad, to the Subjori- - ,- ,-r Abraham Nic» ased. :,.o requesleci to Hints duly altesteddothe! it delay. N u:uLM3TE.U), Ex' i 5 afx. iMUflUi
