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mm-. -vSi, daily republican. 41 FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1829. RernedV for the Pjlew f ho Medicine now offered to . ,|,e public, is one .which lias • been folly subjected to the In fallible tost of experience! and in every instanoe where it ha« ?(*sn:feodU^ivc.f hnl'those'afflicted with tins complaint, for b lib nlo“e it I* recommon IcJ. may rely which ,il obtaining relief, oven »>"’ W#™* JH* „ ,hort time; nod .hoy l ? .elves are die host jlidp-es of the Im- tl,e i" lofsucli a remedy. I’rioehO ct, Khox with directions signed by tho Pro- f. P eoared and sold at grietor. Prepaci^ m ^g-^.g Prnz and I'HeffijoJ) Store. No. MS, North Third, above Cnllowhlll euer '’ PHILADELPHIA. ^ A supply of Ihl* valuable medioine loccivod. . to ‘ aA PARSONS, Druggist. At the Eagle no 0 Gibbon's Rango. mar fl Choice French Rose Wa ter. TTU9T IMPORTED #9 And for sal# ny • ” A l*AUSON[S» mnjralit. No H Olbbciiii* ItijiTge. Hr fi - ■ i.. Notice. |TN )im innnthl after date ijiplioation Jj vjlt ha .node to he ho lorahle the I,Aliens of the Inferior court iff Plthmnel Cmioiy tor leave to sell all tile real estate of Thomas Johnson, dee'd. W.M. MoUARVIN, Exe’or. 1 decO >*15 ’ uiiiiieinadn to tho honorable the court ifnrdlniry ofEnhigllam'coanty'ror leave tn lell all the real estate, belonging to the eat? if Matthew Rahil, late of Effingham eomi- ydccd. .• >' JOHN O’ HAHN, Executor, jan* I -- ' Brought to Jail, U V Coimvhntchee, on the 13th inht„ t timway man who says Ilia name Is. WIN, and that he belongs n Mr. McCari bnlicon Georgia,said fellow la about *0 o It years old, live feet 5 or 0 Inches high. Ins marli* on his left antfrwhloh appear to be received (tom fire borne. P. J. ttESSELLEU, jailor. augtl .11?'. . Brought to Jail. TV Sivanneii, some limp ego. a negro 1 man who saye his name ,is JIM, and ■at he belongs to Jo,in Pitman but does, *>• hooiv where His master.Ut'es.nor'Vfheie raoonay from. I ain Induced to bo |ve that he is n • ned by some oho else, til 4 feet 0 1-1 inches high and about 15 psof age; he stkmmersa little when |«king> JNO.LDEWB.j.cc |uno It 14* Brought to Jail. IN Savannah o» the 31*1 nit, a negro L man ithosays his name is JOHN tied it he belongs to Sam King of Iharjos- 3 C. He ie about 40 years ut age. and vet 10inches high. 1. . JOHN I. DEWS, t, c. o, • fe'i 48 ghttoJail. iSavaanali on the mfc a n; . * negro 1 man who,»ays hie name ie Will llrown' I tat lio belongs to Wm Oofflnof Char . i, ■ 0 al,oul 27 years of age, 5 {l^^ 168 high» iihd has a scar on hb> jno.l hews, a.c.c. 'i^iimOlto of &o$e Li]> nah, ■ Salve. u»T received and for ealiby A PARSONS, Druggist. No B Gibbon’s range MALLERY & DUFFY, DRAPERS S,- TAILORS, Ou the Hay, n'few Moors East rtf tho Cjly Hotel, anil nearly opposite the Exchange, T ENDER tln-lr sincere thanks Wlheir friends, and tho public generally,for past favors, and respectfully solicit a con tinuntinn of patronage, They hnve received by recent arrivals, fresh and complete assortment of Fine,Su, peffi a, and Sup. Sup. Velvet and Crape (Inis' ed . BROADCLOTHS fc OASSIMERWSi., Of the pinst •fasliinnaulB colors, and war ranto’ to he of the most approved British manufacture t and VESTINGJS Of the newest amV most fashionable pat terns,-and materials—the whole of which having been carefully selected hv Mr. M froiu tho N. York market, and being pro- vidoil with some of-the best workmen, ahd the latest London' and New Yfirk fashions (which they receive quarterly) they will couetanllv endeavor to execute nil miters with which thev mtyJre honored, with the utmost punctuality,tidfpatch, nnd in n man ner not excelled by any similar establish- neat in America. he.a nr vide nr.oTnixa. . For the accommodation of gentlemen in haste, and others wlm may prefer it, they keep constantly on hand an extensive as sortment of coats,frocks,Coatees,Snrtouts, Great Coats, Clonks, Pantaloons, vests, Shirts, Drawers, Wrappers, &c.—all made ipfin the best milliner and nowost style, ALSO, FAVCYAIUTCT.ES. Such as—Stocks, Cravats, Ci.vv.at Pads, Watch Guards and Ribbons,Glove,Pock et Handkerchiefs, Collars, Riding Beits, Pantaloon Chains. v .‘h. SHOULDER BRACES, An improved article, highly recommended 'ly jliB first physicians is a most ccitain re lief to persons afflicted i# weakness of the breast from a holm of stooping dt se dentary employment. CAPS. Gentlemen's nnd’Y’vith's morocco nnd Nfttice. patent leather f hips, of all patterns. RPR months after dato application LADIES* CLO.AIC8, A few of superior I..piles Camhlct, made with hoods,and Pall nines—Also Carolina, Plaid do.—besides a quantity ofSatinett and iftlier Jackets and Trowscrs, suitable for servants, nr laborers. V. H. In consequence of the particular at tention paid to the selection of the above articles,»ve are happy to slate that thov can he otlecod iimcli lower that! the establish moot has ever done heretofore. M. th D. act *3 *1* Court of Ordin try, E.liti^- ham County. ■ OKctuui'B, tkbsi 1828 O N the petition ,if Sain'I. J.- ltryau •stating that he it posejsed of a hood which he produced lo the Court made and signed by Benjamin Kennedy laic, of the douuty aforesaid bearing daio the H*th day of January 1810 for titles to a certain tract of land,described in said bond. These are. to cite.and admonish all persons having or claiming any Interest in uhe estate of the said Benjamin Kennedy to file their, nbjo-tlftnsif auyjhey have, bn or before the meeting of the Court of Ordinary for said county, for May term 10*0, otherwise the administrator will be ordered to make titles 4o said tract ofland pursuant tn the statute in socfi cases made and provided. J. CHARLTON, q. c. o. E. c. jan IS U Liberty Inferior Court. JUNE TERM, 18*8. P PON the petition of W, II. Fleming, praying for the establishment of a certain note of hand,given by John Har ris,to Thos. T. Shepard, for ene hundred •and .eighty nine dollars S l-S cent ml bearing date on oi ahout-tlm ffist of Apt,, teat), a copy whereol as nearly ns the peti tinner can recollect, is (lied with tho said petition',,together with an affidavit of the loss thereof. It is ordered, that the said ly be established interims of the act in such cuses made and. provided, due nptice being given of the application,Agreeably to the rules of court, unless cause be shown to the contrary. * • Extract from the minutes, une 41 E. BAKER, Clk pn 17 eudid Razor Strops. &N*B and PRENTISS'. , and hm ? ! ? ru l “’ |,t c * n,t .»itly on f SSli" who have used S ‘"N* to any at A ni"n l ' ,!f ' For shleby , Druggist No 8 Gibbon’s Range. Sill ts~nndCiis t0 r OiK An stobe ni<LS Sal Glauber Carthnni a “ 8SS0r, ed sines »l«Ca,to, 0 i 1;1 br P1 an s<) 0 S^a 11 ' 08 “'t> pressed Window sashes. Mp4te- snum To stgrst Common ’ 9m * mi *Z£i83* Yestiraental Soap. ri^ UI8 Sonp is celebrated for taking nil A ' kinds of grease and spots from cloth F6r sale by . A. PARSONS. Druggist No 8 Gibbon's vango dec a - Shoe Blacking. D AY & MARTINS liquid Blacking just imported ahd for sale by the cask or dozen by A P A RSONS. Druggist No 8 Gibbons Range, feb 24 ■ For sale or Lease. TjN ITHF.ll of the two lots or both, be- B'i longing to the subscriber, situated in Rroughton street, the buildings on which were burnt by tho late fire. Terms of sale, or for a long lease will boon the most liber al credit and advantageous conditions. Apply to MISS ABBY MINIS. South Common, mar 5 53 ' Treasurer’s Office. . Arait. 1. 1829, T HE average price ofFIpurdurirrgthe last month being R9 per harrel of 108 lbs. Bread for the present month must weigh as follows vile: 12 1-2 cents Loaf 21bs 5 oz 0 1-4 “ " 1 “ 2 I-* Of wjrich all Bakers and sellers of Bread will take due Notice. M. W. STEWART, c. t. upril 1 Irish fr Scotch Whiskey. AN Demijohn* warranted pure as impor- A tod for sale o; ClIAltL feb S SSSSSuw. Dickson's Building, PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER BOT TLE. To the Public. I N consequence of the numerous frauds and impositions practised in reference to my medicine, I am aglih Induced to change the form or inj BOTTLES. In future, ihe PANACEA will he put up in round bottles, fluted 'longitudinally, with the following words, blown in the glass, "Swsim’s PaM4<'Ea, Pihlaoa,” ns repre sented nlmve. These battles are much stronger than those heretofore osod,aiul will have hut one label, which covers the Burk, with my own signature on it, so that tile cmk cannot be- 'Irawn Without destroying the signature, u illtuut " Inch none is genuine. The me- dleine may consequently be known to he genuine when my sigpaturu is visible: to counterfeit which, will be punishable as for- I he increasing demand tor this celebra ted medicine has enabled me to reduce the price to TWO DOLLARS per hottle.thus bringing it within tho reah of tli» indi gent. My Panacea requires no encomi'um; its astonishing efieeia and wonderful operation have drawn, both from Patients and Medi cal Practitioners of the highest respeetabi lily, the must unqualified approbation, ami established for it a character which Envy’s non,-though dipped in gall, can never tarn ish. The false reports concerning this v.ilu able medicine,which have been so di'igemly circulated bv certain Physicians,(l ive,their origin cither in ENVY, or lit theinlsed i«v- oiu effects of tho SPURIOUS IMITA TIONS. The Proprietor pledges himself to the Public,, anil gives them the most solemn assurances, tli it this medicine contains neither mercury nor any other dclnlerihus drug. Tire public are cautioned no’ to purchase my Panacea, except from myself, my ac- nrcdl.nl agents, or person* of lino we - os- poalnbility: and all those will consequent ly be. without excuse,who shall purchase from any other persons. WM. SWA1M. September, 18*8. Tho following certificate gives tho his tory of th» introduction ofrthc Panacea into tile Philadelphia Alins ITnnse Tnfirmnrv. Those who read it, will he convinced that tit preprint ,r has never feared the Investi gation rtf physicians, or endeavored to ad minister the mediclpe in secret. It also evinces the prejin Reek jOf* the faculty, that those w ho woeq so anxious originally to exclude the medicine from this institution, would neglect no opportunity.,of expelling, it, after it had hoen introduced. ■ > -M' FROM WILLIAM DUANtf, Esq. < One of the .Aideriacrr of the Cili) oj Phi ladelphia. Mr. Swaim, proprietor of a medical com position called Swalm's Panacea, applied to me, requesting me to state what 1 know about the intrndhetion of his medicioe into the Alms House—and 1 consider it a duty tn comply with his requ st. Being President of the Hoard of Mana gers of the Alms House in the year 18*0, Mr. Swaim expressed to m« a wish to un dertake tire cure of some persons then in the house, whe-e cases were given up as in curable by vhe medical gentlemen, that he was confident of curing by his medicine, those cases, nnd would undertake some of the most desperate—and would require no other compensation than the satisfaction to be derived from tire service rendered. I promised to consult the other mana gers, and did sox hut I found that some of the medical gentlemen in the house had labored to prejudice them, as some of them attempted to prepossess mo againit what they .denominated quackery. Some of tho managers felt inclined tn the trial, consid ering that as they were oases abandoned by, the medical men which were, to lie opera ted upon, no harm ait 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 upon them; by which I understood that they did not like to put themselves in opposition to the physicians. Others opposed it alto gether. 1 therefore offered and took upon myself whatever responsibility there was in the case, and notified Mr. Swaim that I would accqnipatiy him, ahd did so. Tho first case selected was that of a woman, whoso appearance was horrible, and whose condition was so deplorable that the pa tients in the .same room wished to have her removed, 'and the evidence of my own sen ses justified their ooniplnint. She was a woman of about 30 or 82 years of age, her right eye was already uestroyed,. the left' eye protruded more than half an inch out of the socket, the flesh of the left chock was one complete ulcer, "the flesh of the nose had disappeared and left the nostrils two naked holes, the upper lip on the left side was destroyed, and -the -teeth and guini bare, aud the whole face, as it appeared to me, in a state of dissolution; her appetite had left her—she represented a living skel eton frightful tp beheld. -Mr. Swaim said he could cure tier; he could not restore the lost eye, nor restore the nose, lint he could restore tlie loft eye and the month. He undertook tho ease, anil I frequent ly attended him in his visits to. the poor woman, and she was cured—and I..have frequently seen Her since, going .about her ordinary business with the alacrity i)su.al to a person of that age; the deformity of course remained ; bitt all that remained besides appeared healthful I have ■ eon ■ finedjjnyself to-this case, upon avhicli l Was impossible to be mistaken, ami for-' uornn to introduce any oilier'circumstan ces than ivliat belong immediately to it. „ WM. DUANE. Philadelphia, March lltb 18*0, CERTIFICATE of"DR. EDWIN A ,, , , ALTER, Memhtr of the Philadelphia Medical Soeie- , ty* Tlift cane drttaileil in the above Certifi cate enme under obsorvutioc, nnd 1 be lieve Alderinan l)n mip s statement to bn strictly correct. Mr. S'vaiui showed me two other cases nearly similar, .which tvere cured by l»Vs tbuMcee,after every other re* inedy had failed. Averse as I am to ^hackery, I hope ev er to,be preserved from unjust and selfish, prejudice ? and, therefore, do nothesitato to stive mv name, in confirmation of the ef ficacy and safety of Mr. Swoiin’s medi cine. . EDVVTV X. ALTER. Philadelphia, Nov. 5tin 18*R. X supply of.this Voluble Medicino iv just received and for sale by A PRISONS, Agent. At the Ragle No B (Jibbous Range* march 17 =63 Swaim’s Vermifuge. Patent. . THIS yalulilrle Anli-dysen- MgPI® leric und Warm Medicine has been used for these seven SKjl years past, and its virtues ere 1 universally acknowledged by all who liavo tried it, to Ire far superior to any other medicine over employed for most diseases children are subject to.. It is perfectly safe, and no child w ill refuse to take it. It seldom fails curing Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Onlln or Cholera- .Morbus, either in grown persons trv children aird it gives appetite to almost all debilita ted persons. Worms frequently infest civil dren, aggravate their other diseases, nnd are the chi-f, cause of most fmro, boipel complaints, anil chronic and nervous diseas es, incident in .hildltourt. which nre so nu merous ami frequently fatal. It is much regretted that jfftpst vermifuges now In use nre injurious, and thousands of children are sraept rtff. or are rendered feeble, pale nnd einancinted through the first srago of life —which leads on to pulmonary complaints &c, &c. Sic. .Worms being, -especial)' apt to infest pnrsnns of debilitated digestive organs and emaciated cbt&tjlutions, much mischief is often done by the oroinary worm medi cines, Which generally consist of tho strong est purgatives, mercurials, titters, narco tics, or spirits of turpentine. Articles of Ibis kind rnay destroy worms, hut they do hjlitate the stomach, and often materially injure the general heallh. SavAist's Vuit siifuoe has the peculiar advantage of do straying and removing worms from the bowels without the weakening consequeu- eea of the stronger purgatives, die.—and it has, moreover, a decided tendency to give vigor Until to the stomach aiul bowels rod organs of digestion—thereby relieving the general system from many trouhlosdute complaints, ft Is hv litis means that so many grown persons have been relieved, hi/its use, of different complaints—..suppo sing themselves tn law in a decline, &c. Sic This medicine will relieve bowel com plaints or dysentery, bilious cholic, vomit- intf, sickness, pain-or weakness in the sto mach nr bowels, toss of appetite, either in children or grown persons, in a f tp hours t audit seldom fails curing chills ai*i> pf.- vkr or ft,ver ague. No family ought, or ever-will be without it, afle; a trial. Worms are capable qf,,producing great disturbtinses in tue system. Not only do they aggravate ordinary diseases when they are present, but they also give rise to a great variety of very alnrmiiig anomalous affections. The whole train nfspasmodic & cnnvulsivedisenses may proceed from the irritation Of worms in the alimentary canal. Gholera, epilepsy, catalepsy, tetanus, pa ralysis, mania, convulsions, as well ns a variety of other nervous and convulsive affections, are not tinfrequently the aiimier tliate effectsof this cause. Besides these diseases, warms hnve also been known lo produce pleuritic and rheumatic pains,'dys entery, remitting fever,dropsy of the brain, chronic and spasmodic cough, &c. &c. <&c. Among the symptoms which indicate tlje prrpsence of worms, the following ate tire most common and striking:—A pale, leaden-colpured, arid occasionally flushed counlenanecVia bluish streak under the eyes, these are 'dnll and heavy, the pupils are dilated and much contracte.d, tho low er eyelids and uffper lip swell, especially' during tire night while sleeping! great' itching in the nostrils, which causes the. patient to pick Iris nose; foul breath; dis turbed sleep; during which the patient grinds his teeth, is apt to scream out ami start up suddenly ,ns if frightened: tingling iii Die ears; giddiness; interrupted speech; palpitation of tire heart a dry spasmodic cough; irregular and depraved appetite, 1 being sometimes entirely-suppressed, and at others exceedingly voracious; abdomen swelled and hard; looseness of tire bowels: costiveness; unnatural, slimy,or fool stools; pains in thw bowels; w asting of the .flesh; convulsions; (its; palsy; and finally ilektli. A supply of this valuablo Medicine is Juit received and for sale by A. PARSONS, Agent, At the eagle No 8 Gibbon’s Range, march 31 Notice. WTIOUR months after date, application Jt; will be itrado to the Honorable tile J ustices of the In ferior Court. of Tattnal County, for leave to sell the real estate of Thomas Diokinson late of said county de ceased, for tiie benefit of the heirs and cre ditors of said estate. . ■ Wm. DICKINSON, Qualified Executor. • inarch 7 - 55 ; The Virtues and Use OP TIIK CORDIAL , Cephalic Shttff. , . inieh, by long experience, has been found., * W " advertised letters." » - A.i » M.J..JA *..» - --* *** * ’ *’ 4 '■ -c- an effectual Remedy for most Disorders fiftfe HEAD, especially the Common Ihadach, to which ft hardly dir /hilt glv,- «MT immediate ease, and by frequent use ^prevents Us return. ’ ' g l’ afiinitahlv bpensknii purges thtrhcad, JL streogihons the nerves,revives the spi rits,. riud has a most gtateful -aromatic smell. , It removes Drowsiness. Sleepiness, Gid diness, and Vapours, relieves dimness of tho eyes, is excellent in curinjt receht deafr ness, and has been of groat service in I hys teric and Paralytic complaints, and In re- storing the memory when impaired by dis orders of the head. It Ts also extremely proper for persons who visit the sick, qr go into unwholesetne rooms or unhenltliv places, ami hot cli mates, as it fortifies the. head against nox ious, cxllnlntinirs anil infectious' Mr. A pinch or two may he taken at any time, nodindeeji several in a day; but for a' cold, or stoppage in the head, n pinch or two should betaken just before going ttr bed. j . , / * * Those who are in (he ,hubjt of tnkittc Ipnch of the common snuffs, (and thereby injure hoth head and stomach,) are desired to mix some oTtlils CEPHALIC ,SNUFF with them, and their bail effects will in a great measure, Ire prevented. Is on hand and for sale Ijy A P ARSONS. Druggist, At tire Eagle no 8 Gibbon's Range, mar 14 Whole No 6850. List of Letters U » EMAINING In the post Office, Sa. -ilau vsnnah, 31st March, 1(1*9.—Person*. wishing letters on this list, are requested Savannah Poor Ijloufee and f lfdspital. ' ISITINO Committee for April 18*0. Will. Taylor und Moses Clolahd, Att'ending Physicians, Drs Coppco nnd Cullanefi. JOS. CUMMING, Sec’ry. march 31 75 Chairs. T ANDINO from thasclir Adams from JLi Hultimore D00 Chairs assorted, for sale hy J. B. HERBERT. mnrch 23 Notice. rMVHF, Copartnerships of II Cassidcy & t’o in Savannah,&of Seth B,Jones & Co. in Bridgeport, Conn, were dissolved by mutual consent on Mm21st day of April last past. All persons indebted. Try note or account, to the firm Of ll.Cassidey & Co. will mnko payment before the fist April next, ns all then unpaid will be put in suit; and those havingademands will immediate ly present them to H. Cassidev for pay ment, who is duly authorized lo settle the concerns of the Arm. %I. e xssinET, SETII B. JONES, . Per Attorney, march 20 jp ' II. Cassidev. More New Goods. J UST received by M. Prendergaet, and for sale-low,. 3 Cases slip. Irish Linens in full and half pieces, 4 do do do Sheeting 5 hales 4-4 Brown do S do do Bleached do . 5 do 3 4 do Shirtings 5 do 3-4 Brown do 3 do Dou.estjc Plaids Si Stripe* Russia & Birdseye Dirper 6-4 8-4 9-4 10-4 Irish do 2 cases ladies Leghorns J do mens - do (1 'do boys do • f ashionable Ginghams & Prints Iftin plaid & stripe Paiiiiariae Blue Straw & blk Worsted Barege' Plain Hnltice, all colours . Crimson & Green Moreens Blk station Silk—Gras de Naples, Florence & Sinchews M Satin Levantine iFaney col’d. Grosde Nantes vPlaidod Straw col’d hat silk, Fig.'Swissilresses collars &.iialf hdkfs do nnd Plain Swiss & -Book Muslins Cambric,Jaconet.Mull &, NansuoU do Blk III. Veil Crapo and Colored do " Canton nnd Nankin do Fancy Gins De Nap—Barege, and Gauze Dress Hkl’s “ S ik Cravats. Jaconet do “ “ and Marsaillos Vestiugi, Single & double width, btli & blue I,lack Bombaziri Bangup cords, while Nankin & stripe Jeans , , . Lasting Circassians Nankeens Sup. Bik.'tdue Olive and Mix'd cloths. English Thread & Bobbinet Laces maiy28 NoS Si 14 Gihbons’yange. Ran Away O N dr about the first day o'fFobruarv Inst, from the vicinity of the Brad ford Springa, (SUippter District,)-the Ne groes joe, Simon, and John, then in -the g ossession of Col. W. Capers, joe is a lack-fellow between 40 and 50 years of age, nbout five feet 14 finches in height, spe.aks quick and with intelligence,. Si mon ana John, are arf lighter .complexion than Joe; John is aboUY 2* yeariipf age. and about five feet high; Simorifhont 26 ears of age, aod.nhuol 5 feet 8 or 9 incites iali. It is probable that said Negroeg bent their ooucse towards Charleston or Savnh- Any Information leading to the discove ry of .said Negroes ivill lie thankfully re- “ ".or either of. deo .Chewing , . ■ for «l®Bfiiiii A-TAliSDNS, ■Drugj;iit fjo 0 Gibbons’ Range. - -Eviyert, and the detection ofall .i them will be suitablyj-ewanled. . . F. I.’ MOSES, .. • Trustee or .Martha .A-. Murrell. Simtennlte, S. C. March 12, 18*9. ()J*Tlte VYinyaw- Intelligencer ami Saj rnnah Republican will publish the abpve; hnls, deceajed,, advertisement once a week for three avcoks, ilieir .ir,count* duly attebted.to the subscri- and fqrrvard their bills, to the office of the ‘ ;Firiei Chewing Tobacco. jf ’ (jlhlLLARDS and Riell’s'first qual- vannah Republican will publish the abpve M J itv Chewing Tobacco is just receiv- ' ! " ' " eri and filr sale byA-TARI George Ash 51|ss Snral) Adams » A!)*'! Alfred S Bowen Wm Rronrijohn George Brown Thomas Baring g Dennis Brngilnn. Thomas Askew Alexander Allen : fn G Ai)!>c4 Capt Bjarkett Capt Janu-s Bur* James Boiler Claiborne Bevill n ... John Best Cnpt Silvester IJntcs Cornelius Bliss ’ James Unrnnrd 2 Capt Paul Briggs 6 Jim Harllielmcss Stephen P.Bailey James Baxter - Rey 11 W, Bailey James Bilbo C)k C of i Ordinary Bryan Co, . C . j Jnooli.Chndbniirn 2 Benj Cnolteroft MrsSusuo’h E Clark Patrick Connelly Henry Casteliotv Jno H Crawford Jno I, Clark 2 lienj Craggen ■; Auffrew Clark 2 Beifj D Clark 2 lienj Clieeaeman Leonard Cooper Jllchard F Coolie. Thomas Conner * Alox’r Calhoun Abner Cox.. ; James CaflVain Miss Susan A Daley lYillnrd'H Diinmick Wm Dye Loni Dopkins Catharine Dodsott Robert Dunbar Tereflce Duffy. Capt Thus Duncan James Dunn £ Ilev.Josiah Khans . - Rev Elijah Eagleto'n Ilavid M Erskine Wm Day Thomas Dawson Lt Win D Davie* S Dea«o Isaac I'l'llio"' Alex’r Drew ’ James Devine John DeBrot * riiomns Rvnui AVatrM Evans 2 James C Eduards Win Evans John G Frazer George Fuller: Rev Lucius Field Dr Henry Field , fill's EdadVruffmal Mrs Elizabeth Viet O Francis Gray H S Griffin Rev Wm GalluherS Wm f.’lhhlns Patrick Grry Mrs Sarqh C Gooltl John George^, Lt Gordon Girodsoh Mrs Alary 3 Greene // •WmHarris' fflissF 9Henry iAamijS H-iiifi Miss C Ejlepry Patrick Hart Nathaniel Hicks Philip F Hammond John 51 Hines Jamesjlahltrd Smith' Hicks Thus S Hardy $ Z.ichefis ilolinOs C Flarris John Haoscom jt Edward Hall John llarsey AVm Haight Miles 51 Jarvis 2 Peter J i mi maul 8 llrvant Jackson 8 Sami Jackson 2 Jatnes Jackson Sirs 51nry King John Kinslimver ' James Keys C Lampo Capt Rd Leavitt Hans Linder Wm Linsey Dr Jos Maxwell • Malilon 51ills Onrdon Miller Sam W .Millward 4 Cliarlpsfrlyers TlierOn 5liHs -Robert Hay Clark llodio •Mary llndgins . Harriet Humbert Jr W W Johnston Qco W Johnston - Wm Johnston Charles H Junes K Sarph R King Jolrh R Kcrhp h CaptllcrmanLinsley Mrs Martha I,yon. Saimiel J Lovett 2 I. David II Loper M. . ■ Aiin Miiilvyne Geo S .McIntosh John 51clled!e Lacklin 5|c(utosh Susan .McIntosh ■Bniley iMcfntosh Caplt.’has Moody 2 Robt 5icJinscy 4 Jesse 51ount Hobt 5tc5lillan J B Morrell John Jialfatt James B Norris Philip O’Keefe Mrs SAG McIntosh N. O. P. Stephen Peary Mrs Ann Powell Capt T Prince Joseph B Powell John Prince Edmund S Plummer R. Uir»m M Ralph Miss MaryA RoherUS William Reed William Il llobiuson Daniel Keddock John It Rohiusun . V* Arnuet Rlclimond 3 Julias M liotiimon f James C lUcliitdson Matthew Robertson • Mrs Ryan Slinbael G Rogers William Rytm Thomas II Russell ’ Catharine Richards Ed • ard B Russell ' Mary Ryhn . ..Byruni Reese.' . Elizabeth A Robinson , s.: Alexander Sandfofd Henry Smith John Shannon, Joseph Saunders Aqttila Stephens .1 filin'D Street' 1 Mkry Sleigh John fiegrane Stephen.Thorne Ritfiis liTodd R Turner. : , Grp ATurknett 5 W Smitly Peter Sytnmes Silvester S;okf!h Henry R Stocker.. Mary S Strobhnct , , . Natlt! Snow Daniel p Shepard 2 Benj B Sturges . Amon Thrasher Thomas P Taut 2 f'aptTriesz Joseph Tillman 51 jss Janet W Thompson Alexander G Verdier . jr. Chas HWartP . Ann 51 White James Washipgtrth l,eqnidas Wylfy - Etlneldra Watsori; Wiley F Willis Major W C Wayne Zophnr Wood Saini Wilson ' Elizrli Wonrl^ek Capt Watson Prince VVecks Mrs EliZtli Walsil Cstii C Wobdruft' Alexander .Watt Richd C Wnulfulk Wtn’Warreri John B AVick Sam! Wells -< . Dlanrth Wiltkffrav Robt West Capt Jos 'YYpjfdbe.rry.. Zach 51 Winkier William H-WiHianw ' GEO, SCULEY, P. 51. - aprii 1 r.Jt EX *‘%7i - ' . . Notice. LLpersons having demands against . tlaq Estate of captain Abraham - Nips- ,, ho|s, deceased, are .-requested -to 'present tour delay aB':" : N i‘ march 12 m iAD, Ex’or ■■'or j ' ' <
