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Newspaper Page TextNo 90. .Voi. xxyr FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 17, 1329. Wludc No 6356. Remedv fat the Piles. - The Medicine now offered to the nubile, is nno which line been fully subjected to the in fallible test of experience; Mill in every instance where it Inis uttended with the most complcto sne- 22 In some of the carts. the patients i dunning under tlie disease- lor It it not (like ns n cor- diseasos, , Vrmanent advantage. It If I? 1 usually advertised,) offered “ I! “long toalnloguo of disease,. . .hose aWcled with tb» complaint, fm ihioh°ah>ne It is rccommon.ted, fflay rely, a, rmifidnnco upon obtaining roltof. even , C wltforms,'iuo short time; and they. ’ore the best jitdgei of .the Im- e noe of sneb a remedy. Price 90 c« *?Uo“ with directions signed by tho Pro. • tnr Prepared and fold nt meter. 1 ' A. AUSTIN'S- Drns and Chetnioal Store, No. ITS, North Third, above Cnllowhill hieeh p HlUD £ Tj pniA. A supply of 'b\i valuable metHclne Is eetivedc F °™A. VaB90N3, Druggist . vtaifto no S Gibbon’.* Ran At the Rat'on 08 Qi bbon * 1 mar o nge. Choice French Rose Wa ter. (1ST IMPORTED And fur saie b.y A PARSGNS. Druggist. No 8 Gibbons’ itnngo. d« 9 - Notice. E QUR months after date application will ha made to the honorable the cea of tho Inferior court of Emanuel Cmtnty for loave to sell ail the real eatate "“’’fefflWN.EW... dec 8 115 . ■ P Notice. OUR months after date application _ will be made to tho honorable the court JTirtfinity ofElflngham county for leave to :ell all tiro real eatate. belonging to the e»tj if Matdiew Rahn, late of Effingham cotin ,M ' JOHN C' RAHN, Executor. i»"» - V- ; r - ■«. Broiight to Jail, N Comawhatchea, on the 18th inat., _ ruaaway man who says hie name l*A 1010, and that he belongs a Iljr. McCan ’llacon Georgia,said fellow is about 20 o yeara old, live feet 5 or 8 i.hcliu highe a marks on his left arid which appear to received from Are burns. P. J. UE8SELLEU, jailob augkl m MALLERY & DUFFY, DRAPERS Jf TAILORS, n tho Ray, n few dnors East of tiro City Hotel, and nearly opposite tho Exchange, their sincere, tlianks to their Ja. friends, and tho publio generally,for past favors, and respectfully solicit a con tinuation of patronage. They linyo received by recentprrlvnls, a fresh and complete assortment or Fine,Sit- peril- J, and Sup. Sup, Velvet and Crape lnW ed BROADCLOTHS & CA8SIMERES,., Of tho most fashionable colors, and wars rnnte.' to bo of the most anprovod British manufacture; awl VESTINGS . Of the newest and most fashionable pat terns and materials—tlje wholo of which having been carefully selected Uv Mr. M. from lira N. Work market, and lining pro vided with some of the best -workmen, and: the latest London and New York;.fashions (which they receive quarterly) Jhoy will ci>t«itah|Iy endeavor to execute all orders with which they may he honored, with the’ utmost punctuality,despatch, and in a man ner nbt excelled by ,my similar establish ment'll! America. READY MADE CLOTHUNO. For tho accommodation of gentlemen in. haste, and otlinra flip rnny prefer it, they keep constantly on hand an extehsivbns- sortment Of coats, frocks,Coatees,Surtouts, Groat Coats, Cloaks, Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts, Drawers,Wrappers, &c.—all matle up in the best inunner nnd newost style. AMO, . FANCY ARTICLES, Such as—Stocks, Cravals, Ciavat Pads, Watch Guards and Ribhtms,Gloves,Pock et llandkcrcliiefs, Coll.-fts, Riding Bells, Pantaloon Chains. .See. SHOULDER, BRACES, An Improved article, highly recommended by the Artt physicians as a-most certain re lief .ip persons afflicted with weakness of the breast frmp a habit of stooping or se dentary employment. CAPS. Gcjllleqien’s and Youth's morocco nnd patent leather Caps, of ail patterns. LADIES’ CLOAKS. A few of superior Ladies Cainblet, made., with hoods,and PaUarin'es—Alv> Carolina, Plaiddo.—besides a quantity of Satineu and other Jackets and Trowsers, suitable for servants; in'hhorera. N. B. In consequence of the particular at tention paid to the selection of the above 1 articles,we arc happy to state that they enn lie offered much lower than the establish men t has ever done heretofore. SI. & D oct SB SIS "Sr rought to 5uil. N Savannah, some time ago. a negro , man who says Jtiv name is JIM, and i,it he belongs to John Pitman but does iot know where Ids master lircsmor where le ranaway from. I am induced to be leve that he is owned by some one else, le is 4 feet 8 1-4 inches high and about 15 eats of age; he-stammers a little vfhen peaking.. •JNO.LBEWSfj.c.c una 14 14S Brought to Jail. N Savannah on the 81st Hit. a' tiegra . man who says his’name is JO (IN had- hat be belongs to Sam King of Charlesv on 8 C. He is about 40 years Okage, and I feel 10 inches high. JOHN I. DEWS, j. c. o, fob ,58 Brouglit to Jail. MN Savannah on the 10th jnat a negro: 1. man who says his uavne is Will Brown ini that lie belongs to Wm Coffinof Char ' eiton SC. He it about 27 years of age. 5 eat 11 inches high, and has a scar, on his forshead. f«bt8 JNO. I. DEWS, j. c. c. Persian Olio of jRjose JLip a $ahc. UST received and Tor sale hy A PARSONS, Druggist, H No 8 Gibbon's ran^e D Splendid Razor Strops. fj MMEIISON’S and PRENTISS' “*WI Straps are kept constantly on !i, ’ an! * iffiss geh'tlemen who . have used i,_Pronounce thepi superior to any at present time in toe. For sale-by Ai A rA’ l’ARSONS, Druggist mar'h° 1 2 8|5 ’ NO8Gibb0n,4U; ‘ nSe - Salts and CustOr OH. W A “Tonfe 5(1 ,„„^ nL9 9a'l Glauber JP,. 1 00 boxes do assorted sizes . 1088,quart bottles Castor Oil for Flan L tal.ion Purposes 410 quart bbttlcs cold pressed ®M pint, Jo do dff ’ j, JPJ!oh is offered unusually low. 10 PRICE TVVO DOLLAR^ PEft BOT TLE. To the Public. a N consequence of the numerous frauds O. and im'pnsitions'practised in reference to my medicine, I am again induced to change tho form of my BOTTLES. In future, the PAN.-AGEA will be put up in round bottles, fluted longitudinally, with- the following words, blown In the 'glass, I’SWAiM’i-PAstACBA, PnikADA," as ropre seated above. -These bottles are mticli stronger than those heretofore,used,and will Imvebutone label, which covers the cork, with my owu Signature on it, so tliatthlcoik cannot be drawn without destroying the signature, without which npne is genuine. The me dicine may consequently he known to lie genuine when iny signature Is visible! to counterfeit which, will be punishable at'fir-. impossible (b be mistaken, nnd for borne to introduce any other circomstai,- ces than what belong immediately to it. 1 W.M. DUANE. Philadelphia, Ijlarch 11th 18*8. CERTIFICATE OlTDR. EDWIN A. ALT 1313 Member of the Philadelphia Medical Socie ty. Tho case.detnlleii ln the above certifi cate dame uh’der roy observation, and I be lieve ' Alderman Duane'sstatelnentto be, strictly correct. Mr. Swaiiii showed me, two other cases nearly similar, which were; cured hy his Pairapew,After overy other »e- m*<ly had AnM. ' Averse as I am to quackery, I hope ev er to be preserved from unjust and selfish prejudice ; anJ, therefore, do not hesitate to givo my name, in confirmation lifthe ef ficacy andsafety dl Mr. Swaloi's medi cine. EDWIN A. ALTEE. , Philadelphia. Nov. 8th,. 1828. A sdpply of this Valuable Medicine is ust received and-fbr sale by A PARSONS, Agent. At the Eagle No 8 Gibbons Range, march IT 88 ’ " Courl of Ordinary, Effing ham County. necEstbFR, TKast 1828 O N the petition of Sam’l. J. Bryan stating that he is posessRd of a band which he produced to the Court made and signed by •Benjamin Kennedy late Of the county .aforesaid bearing date the 12th day of January 1819 for titles to a certain tract of land.-described in' said bond. These ate to cite and ndinoitisli all persons having or Claiming any Interest in the estate of the said Benjamin Kennedy to file their objo-tlonsif any thby have, on or before the meeting of the Court Of Ordinary for raid county, for May term 1029, otherwise the administrator will bo ordered' to make titles to'said tract Of land pursuant to the, statute in such oases made and provided. J. CHARLTON, c. o. o. e. c. janlB 8 Liberty Inferior Court. C rJUNE TERM, 1828. PON the petition of W. B. Fleming, praying- for the establishment of n certain note o’fhand,given by John Har ris,to Thos. T. Shepard, for one hundred and-eiglity nine dollars 2 1-2 cent ’id bearing .date on ot about the fiist of Api.. 1828, Vcopy wheyeaf .as nearly ns tho poti tioner can recollect, Is filed with the said letition, together With tin affidavit of the oss thereof. It is ordered, that the said copy he established in terms of tho act in snch.cases made and provided, due notice being given Ilf the application,agreeably to tho rules of court, unless cause be shown to the contrary. - Extract- from the minutes. . qne 41 - E, BAKER. Clk Vestirjientai Soap. PHN HIS Soap is celebrated for taking ail JL kinds of grease and spots from cloth , For sale by A. rARSONS. Druggist No 9 Gibbon’s range dec 4 • , . Shoe^Blapkmg. : B AY & MARTINS liquid Blacking Just imported and for sale by the cask or dozen hy A PARSONS. Druggist No 3 Gibbons Range. ftft>24 to' mar 5 range. Forsale or fease. E ITHER of the twoaotS or .both, be longing to the tubreriber, situated in Brougliton street, the buildings on which were burnt,by.lhe late fire. Terms ot sale, or-for a long lease will be On the most liber al credit and advantageous conditions. Apply to MISS A.BBY MINIS. South Conimnn. fttar 5 Window sashes. ■a £S RECEIVED. •1,8.. es’Bby 10 2 Lighl ' Tlnd0W sash ' 10 b ’ y 12 °f tb e sapm mini y su Perior quality.- For sale by Bfebts 4B P. MAftLOW.; To Planters. BOTTLES Common 5ll0 ■’5''S c «tor Oil “"■iw (MBrn r™* I. j«.. Treasurer s Office. April 1, 1820. T HE avoragO price of Flour during the last.ntohth being 40 par barrel of lflo lbs. Broad- for the present month inus't weigh as follows viz: , 121-2 cents Loaf Slhs 5 oz 0 *> 1 •• 2 t-2 “ Of whiqli all Bakcriand sellersofBread will lako duci Notice, M. W. STEWART, c. t npyil t o frith & Scotch, Whiskey., I N-Dcmijohns warranted pure as impor ted for sate extremely low by - CHARLES A. WOODRUFF. fUb 9 Dickson’s Building lie Increasing demand (or this celehra-. ted medicine lias enabled me to reduce the price to TWO DOLLARS,por bottle,thus bringing it within the reach of th* Ihdl- gem. My Panacea reqlllrps no encomium; its astnniahlngeffecisand wonderful operation', hayedr.rwn, both.from Patients ahd Modi-, cal Practitioners of the highest respectabi lity, the most unqualified approbation, and established for it a character Which F.nyy’i pen, though dipped in gall, can never tarn ish. The false reports concerning this vain able medicine,which have been so diligently circulated hy certain Physicians,have thelf origin either in ENVY, or io the tniscMev- ous effects of tho .SPURIOUS RMITA- TIONS. The Proprietor pledges himself to the Public, and give* them .the most solemn assurances, that this medicine contains neither mercury nor any pther deleterious drug. The jjnhlic erre cautioned not to purchase niv Panacea, except from myself, nty an oreHl.ed agents, nr persons of known os-- icctability: and nil those will consequent v be without excuse, who shall purchase from any other persons. . ,. ' „ WM. SWJttM. September, 1828. The following certlfioate gives the his lory of the introduction of rbe Panacea into the Philadelphia Alins Hobse Infirmary. Those who read It, will bo convinced that' th<-' proprietor has never feared the invest! gallon of physicians, or endeavored to ad minister the medicine in secret. It also evinoes the prejudices of the facultv, tliai. thoso who were so anxious originally ya exclude the medicine from this institution, would neglect 110 opportunity of expelling it, after it had been introduced. FROM WILLIAM DUANE, Esq. One of the Aldermen of the City oj Phi ladelphia. Mr. Swahn, proprietor nfa medical com position called Swaim’s Panacea, applied to me, requesting me to state -what I know' about the Introduction of his medicine into the Alms House—and 1 consider it a duty In comply with his request. Being President of tho Board of Mana gers of the Alms House in the'ye-ar 1820, Mr. Swnim expressed in me a wish to un dertake the curh^af some person:, then in, the house, wltoie cases wera-given Upas in-, curable by the nfedical cnntleiuen, that he- was confident of curinl; by his medicine those cases, and would undertake some of the ntost desperate—andiyould require no other compensation than the satisfaction to be.derived from the service rendered. - I promised to consult t|ie other mana: gers, and did so; hot I found that,some of tho medical gentlemen in the house had labored t6 prejudice them, as some of them attempted to prepossess me against whait they .denominated quackery. Somepof the managers T-qlt inclined to the trial, consid ering that as they were cases' abandoned by tjie medical men which,were to ho opera ted upon, uo barm at least would be done, and if cure was practicable, the opportuni ty oltght to.be afforded, imt 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 offored and took upon myself whatever responsibility there was in the case, and notified Mr. Swnim that I would accompany him, and did so. The first -case selected was that of a womart, whose appearance wnthonib'e, and whose condition was so deplorable that the pa tients in the same room wished tb have her removed, and the evidence of my own sen- ses justified their complaint. She was a woman of abont.SO or 82 years of age, her right eye wns already I.estroyed,. the left eye piotruded more than half an inch out of the socket, the,fleah of the left cheek was one. complete ulcer, the flesh of the riosa" had disappeared aftd left'the nostrils two naked hoies. -the uppet lip an the left side was destroyed, and -.rlto teeth and gums Bare, andlhe whole, face, as it appeared to me, in a state Of dissolution; her appetite had left her—she represented a living skid-, eton frightful to Behold. Mr. Swaim said, he could cure her; he could not restore the jost eye, nor restore the nose. but he could restorethe left eye andlhe moirth. ... ‘ Ho undertook the opse, and I frequent- ly attended, him in his visits to the poor woman, and she Wait cured—and I have frequently seen her since, going about her ordinary business with the alacrity usual to ’ a person of that age: the deformity of course remained ; hut all that remained besidos appearedJiealthfui I have con finedj myself to this oas?, ujpori which J The Virtues and Use OF TI1K CUIWIATj * List of, Letters 8ft FsMAlNING In ut(| Pom Ofilco, vannnli, Slst lBSQ.^Pertons Cephalic Snuff. m*mnj| letters Oil this list, are request^ Which, by long experience, has been fiund Uo ^ for ‘‘adyerttsed tellers." an effectual Remedy for most Disorders . . of the HEAD, especially the Common K . Htadach, to which it hardly her fails giv- r:“™ Ad!, " ,, tng immediate case, and by frequent use I prevents Us ritum. akVA.i a n jf T admirably opens and purges the head, UE I- strengthens tU nerve,.revives the spD I)"™ ru,,„and has a Jflost gja«f«l tomk SSSSs®, jg • It removes Drowsiness, Sleepiness, Gid- r!?S|5iuS.? d ?n 5r“ nr diness, and Vapours, relieves Olmnesi of. 51 h i* tho eyes, is excellerit in curing recent deaf- I n«4s, and has hoen.of groat Sorvice In ll>t- p terjc.und Paralytic complaints, and ip re- ,£,?.,? order^pftliuheadf W " e '‘ l,n ' ,airod ' b y dU - Rev R AVDaildy It is also extremely proper for persons Pl ,, . „ who visit the sick, or go Into puwholcsbmc h'.'l lYiSXJ’if. rooms or unhealthy places, and hbt oli- [>E Clark Patrick_Louuutly mates, as it fortifies the head against npx- " enr .{ OastpHow Leonard Cooper tous, exhalations and infectious air. , , 9, ra '?' ord A pinch or two m.iy bo taken nt any.l ■ time, nnd indeed several in a day; but for a | . Pn j* Lmggen cold, or Stoppago in tho jjead, a plnclt or I twoshould bertaken just beforo going k Tltose who are in the habit of taking much of the common snuffs; (and thereby Thomas Askew Alogaridcr Allen Mrs Eliza G Ablxit B Ca|u Burkett Capt Janies Burr James Butler ; CUihartic Bovijl Capt Paul Briggs 2 -James Bilbo Clk C of Ordinary, Bryan Co. Benj'Ctckeroft • Richard F Cooke Thomas Conner * . Alex’r Calhoun ' Abner Cox James Caffrain SAVaim’s Vermifuge. . .. , . I injure both head tind stomach,) are desired' THIS valuable Antl-dysen-1 to mix some oftliis CEPHALIC SNUFF with' them, and their bad effects will in a great measure, he prevented, .Ison bind and for sale by A PARSONS. Qfugglst, - At the Eagle no 8 Gibbon's Range, inar 14 -W Mits Susan A Daley AViBn leric and Worm Medicine ha, been used for these seven years past, and its virtues, are universally acknowledged by- all who have tried it, to be far superior to any other meijioln'e ever employed for most diseases children ate subject to. It Is. perlectly safe, and no child will refuse to take it. It sehlim fails curing Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Colic or Cholera Morbus, either Ingrown persons nr children nnd It gives appetite to almost all debilita ted persons. Worm,frequently infest chil dron, aggravate ilieii other diseases, ami are the chief cause of must fevers, bowel', complaints, nnd chronic nnd nervous diSeas es, incident.10 childhood, whl.:h nre so nu merous atuLfreqnerilly /fatal. .It is rnuch.-| regretted that most vermifuge's now in use' are injurious, and thousands nf children are swept off, or are rendered feeble, pale and Savannah Poor HousS and; Hospital. V ISITING Committee for April ,1829. Wm. Taylor and Mqspi Clcland. Attending Phytioiaos. Drs Coppee and Cullanen. . JOS..CUMMING, Scc’rv. march 81 75 AVm Day Thnmas-Pawsitn Lt Wm D Davies S Dense Isaac Delanb Aiex’r Drew. James Devine Jbhp UeBrpt Thomas F.varis WinM Evans 2 James C Edwards Win Evan, , John G Frazer George Fidler , Kev Luci'Us-Field WttvDye |.oiil Dopkins iCglhnrine Dodsoit . Robert Dnnhar Terence Duffy Capt Tim's Dnncah J nines Dunn r Us Rev Jbsinh Evans. Rev Elijah I-’.agletor.l David M Erskine ’P Dr Henry Field , . Sirs Edwd Foot mail Chairs. H* ANDING from the schg Adams-from r JLii Baltimore OOOChalrs assofted, for J Mrs MaryJ Gfeene cmauciatcd through the first stage' of ,life |' 5 i.ic by -| H Mrs Elizabeth Fox . . B S Griffin Rov AVm Gallaher 8 AVm GihUins. ; Patrick Gray Mrs Sritah C Ghblil John George Lt Gordon Gnodsnti Franois.Gray —which leads onlo pulmonary complaints Sec. Sec.lic. Worms balttjr especially apt to Infest persons of debilitafed digestive organs and emaciated constitutions, much htischief is-J often done by the ordinary worm medi cines, which generally consist of the strong est purgatives, mercurials,' hitter,..narco tics, or npirils of turpentine. Articles of march 23 3. B. HERBERT. Norice. & Co. in Bridgeport, Conn, were dissolved by mutual consent on the 21st day of April ly present them ;to H. Cassiday for pay- Bryant Jackson 2 ment, who Is duly authorized to settle the' - ’ ■ - • concerns of the firm. H. CaSSIDF.Y, @ETH B. JONES, . iPer Attorney, march 20 tv H- Cassidf.t. Wm Harris Mis, F S Henry Sami S Hand Miss C E Henry Patrick llart ' Nathaniel Hicks I’liilip F Hammond John M Hines Smith llicks straying and removing worm, from the liij'w'els without the weakening consequen ce, of the stronger purgatives, did;—and it has, moreover, 'a decided tendency to.1 give vigor bnth to the stomach and bowels.] and organs of digestion—thsreby relieving the general system from many troublesome complaints. It I, by thjs, means that so. many grown persons have heeti relieved, by its use, of different complaints—suppo sing themselves to be in a decline, Sec. Sec This jncdictnc will relieve bowel com plaints or Uysetitery, bilious cholic, vomit tag, sickness, pain or weakness in the sto much or bowels, loss of appetite, eUhtr in children or grown persons, in a few hour's ,* and it stldom'failsjiurihg cHU,L,.<Uii> ri- vzn on FEvr.a aouk. No family ought, or ever will be without it, after a trial. Worms are capable of producing great distprbanaes in Urn system. Not only do they nggravs'te ordinary.diseases w|ien they ] are present, but they also give rise io a. great variety nf.very alarming anomalous afiections. Tho whole train of spasmodic & convulsive diseases may-proceed, from the irritation of worms in tho alimentary canal. Cholera, epilepsy, catalepsy, tetanus, pa ralysis, mania, convulsions, as well as tt'- vnriety of'othcr nervous and convulsive affections, are not unfrcquently the imme diate effects of this cause. Besides these, diseases,' worms have,also been .known to produce pleuritic anil rheumatic pains,dys-: outcry, remitting fever,dropsy of the brain, cliroaicafid spasmodic cough, &c. &c. Soc. Among tjje symptoms which Indicate the presence of worms, the following are the most common aqd sfrikipg:—A pale, leaden-coloured, and occasionally flushed countenance; a bluish streak under the] eyes, thoso are dul] and heavy, the pupils' are dilated and much contracted, the low r er eyeliils and tipper lip Swell, especially during the night whilo sleeping’; great itching ilrtho nostrils, which Causes the patient to pick his nose; -foul breath; dts-’ turbed' sleep; during which the .patient grinds his teeth, is ipt to.scream '6ut and startup suddenly as if frightened; tingling in the eats; giddiness; interrupted speech; Sami Jackson 2 I-James Jackson | Mrs Mary King (John Kinshower Jautes-Kcys JZadieus rlolmdS Robert Hay , 1 Cla a Hodio .. Mary Hodgins Harriet Humbert AV AY Johnston we- Geo AV Johnstoh ’•* AVin Johnston Charles I) Jonah - K ! Sarah R fcine John R Kemp More New Goods. J UST received by M.‘ Prendergast, and f&r sale low. 8 Cases sup. Irish Linens In full and ] . half pieces 4 do tin <(o .Sheeting 5 hales 4-4Brown do 2 do do Bleached do 5 do -8-4 do Shirtings 5 do 3-4 Brown do 3 do Domestic Plaids & Stripes Russia &Birdievo Diapor - ;0-4 8-4 0-4 10-4 Irish do .2 cases ladies Leghorns -t do , mens d6 1 do boys do Fashionable Ginghams & Prints plain plaid & stripe-FulmavIne .Bfite'Strsw & 4 h|U AVorsfed Barege Plain BaUice. all coluurs Crimson Si Green Aloreens ,JB4k station Silk—Gros-Je Naples.' Florence Si Slnchews *• Satin Levaittine Fancy dol’d."Grot tjfc Naples Plaided Straw'col’d hat silk . Fig. Swiss dresses collars & half hdkfs jdo and ,1‘lain Swiss & Book Jlusl, CanibricfJaconel^IuU & Nansook' Blk Itl. Veil Crajpo and Colored do 1 Canton and.Nankin do .Fancy Gibs De Nap—Barege, and Gauze Dress Hkfs 11 S ik Cravats. Jioonet do “ “ and AIarsai|les Vesting Single fe douhlo widtfr, hll ' lack Bombaein /CaptHertaanLln'sleJ JH'rs Martha Lyomi Samuel j Lovett 2 . David H Louer Af. I AnnMullryne .- Geo S McIntosh John McHedle Sam W Millward 4' Lacklin .McIntosh Charles Alyefs Susan McIntosh .TliCron Aliifs . It vley McIntosh Capt Chas Moody 2 Robt McSinsoy 4 C Lamp* , Capt Rd Leavitt Hans Linder Win Linsey Dr Jos Maxwell Mahlon Mills Gurdon Miller Je.sse Mount J B Morrell John Alaffatt James B Norris Philifi O'Keefe Stephen Peary CapiT Prince JOKnPrince Robt McAIillan Mrs SAG Alclntosh - 7 * • N. .P P. . Mrs.Anh.-PotVcl! aJosepli B Powell , A -JSdmuuJ S Pltimmoj Hiram AI Ralph ' .MissAIaiyARoBertsB William Reed 'William II Robinson Daniel IleddOck -John B Robin,on Arouet Richmond 3 Julias AI Robinson JamesC Richardson .Matthew Robertson Airs Ryaq s iSliubael G Rogers AVilliamRyah Thomas II Russell Cathaiine Richards Edward B Russell •Mary Ryan ■* Byrum Reese Elizabeth A.Robinson .....? ■ ,S. '/‘'jots.- 'Alexander Sandford Henry Smith vw-MSsasssfe" hangup cords, white Nankin & stripe ^“ d '[) S g* t p e j an ’ aLa.tiS'circntBanl Nankepn. ] Jjgjg E AV Smith Peter'Symmes Silvester Stokes. Henry 11 Stocker, Alary S Strobharc' Nat 111 Snow "Sn P . Blk blue Olive and Mix’dxloths 8Pt.?»iR'..:'-t,1 English Thread & Bobbinet Lacks] Dan,el D Shepard 2 Benj B Sturges &C. &c. j i|>i..:,ita. c,.ni..n -I 1 1.— mar 20 N08 fc.14 G dibons’ range. I Amnn ThrasheV I Thomas P Tnni & iCapt Triesz Joseph Tillman Stephen Thorne RuliisLTodd 'R'Tarhpr S Geo A Turknett-5 son 11 an Aw'ay O N oi- abouVlhe first day of'Fe'hrnarv ] last, from the vicinity of the Brad- ,, , „ „ 4 . ’ ' ,1'the Ne I Alaxgn^et G Verdict ' e joo n is'!i) Chis-riWnrff , ^ Ann M.wjfifto • palpitation of the heart a dry spasmodic I cough; irregular and depraved appetite, 1 being sometimes entirely suppressed, and at others exceedingly.voracious;..abdomen swelled and hard; Idosenessoftho bowels; costiycness; unnatural, olimy,or foul stools; pains in tlto bowels; wasting of tho flesh; convulsions; fits; palsy; and finally death. | ford S PI ... A supply of this valuable Aledicine is | groes Joe, Simhn, anti 'John, Just received and for ssfie by possession of Col. W^CapbrS. „ A: PARSONS, Agent black fellow between 40 and 50 yoa r s nlj lamos Washmgton Leonidas AVylfy , At the eagle No 8 Gibbon’s Range. I age, about five feet 11 Aclids 1n‘height,1 1'.<hr*IdrA \Vntsor» Wiley F Willis march 31° j speaks r ' ’ vr..«. luc a/.... r . , . ; ] moil am Notice. r h d n b 6e t F P®?. nl0Dtbs a ^ e * k da *5? °f 1 f l *'bation j years of See, antjahoulS feei8 or D inches,- • Wi rm 7 r°- q,* high.' ItTs'iirobablelhatsaid N*egrde» beiit|.y , . rt 1 ^*l£fi n justices of the Inferior Coqrt of Ta.tnal , equrse tOwSMS Chiiriestbn 4 Savan-' 'SamlWells- County, for leave to sell the real estate of l ^ - • ’ • - • • ■ 1 \ I Robt West ThomasDicMhaonlale of said county da- ^ Ihfo'rrtatidii' leidiiig to ilie discovp4 Zaoh M Winkler ceased, fofthd benefit of the heirs and ore- kj, df said Negroes will; ho thankfully re- Gc niton of said esta e.^ CUl,(!r of J march .7. S5 Qualified Exbcutor. » ] cejvcd, aml-the d etection of all , ’ fheih'ivili bo suitahly rowarded tor ’ I .. " F. 1. MOSES, . Triistoo of Alartlm A. Miirrell. ViVii.'i_ fAtrlOf■■■■■:.,■ .,.'1 S'tdMdniilte. S. C. March 12, 1.829.' FmP Gbevying I Obaccd. (J^The \Vinyaw Intelligencer and Sa- •j O HILLARDS and RieiPs first qiial- vdnnnh Republican will PHWMUW above april 1 . 1 folk John B AA’ick Diaiiah Williams Capt Jos Woodbmy William.JI Williariia GEO. SCHLEY, P. AI. Notice. 'VLL persons having. I'cmands against ,.J*. the Estate of captain .Abraham Nic- H* ORILLARDS arid Riell's first qrial-1 vdnnnh Republican will publish.the above I hois, deceased, are requested to present a 1 ity Chewing Tobacco iJitist reCBlV- advertisementortce a woek for tlireo weeks, hhdiv accounts duly aitested.totlie subscrl ad and fdr sale by A- PARSONS, [and forward (Heir bills to the office of the I ber", without dolav. ' Dnizgitt Nd 8 G1BD8HI' ftSHgo: Oliarlestpn Alercury. ’ N K OLM STEAD, Ei’or, ddfej'd , 1 «PH«P r ’ 1 jnarcht2 59fi