Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1824-1829, April 18, 1829, Image 1

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah republican., April 18, 1829, Image 1

About Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1824-1829 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1829)

Page of 4

Prev Issue Next Issue

Text PDF JP2 (3.0 MB) Clip/Print Image

Page of 4

Prev Issue Next Issue

Return to Top

Newspaper Page Text■■MKttfg daily republican SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 18, 1829. JrVhole JNo Remedy for the ^ ‘I 03, . p Tho Medicine mitt offered to S-vJL dJ public, it one wlucl ' l ," lt C7 been fully snHjeotedto the In- j' 1 ','’ ^ .l odhubico, nntflmd oven im- ihejiesl | Jjjjd operation, wlth- flergoif 8 »P It is not (like out l u ' r "J!i|^dvcrtistiS) offered ns a oer. ilml« n BI ‘l!U fl *~jlE“l{nmie of disease*. ■ffJfflPSwl with this complaint; foi Wft | _ j t j 4 rocoinmonicd* iiyiy tcly •feftdMPe uphlhfejM relief, etren *"K,< fnrim. in a short timet and they ';‘ u u ^eWM‘W uf "»"r Drag and-Cheiriie.il •SWre< No.»73,North Third, ahotro CS»o S,rM '- PHILADELPHIA. A auppiy of ibi valuable medioine is leceitedi ',- F ° M *A.?A«80N8,DruMl.t. At the Eagle no8 Gibbon's ttango,. west and ifiost fashionable pnt- inaterials—the whole of whlrdi owllill .ciioicdFrench Rose Via- j tdr. UST IMPORTED. And for sale by A PARSONS, Druggist. No It Gibbon's 1 Range, da 5 Notice. r OUR months nfler date implication will he marie to the honorable the Juitioes of tho inferior court of Emanuel County for leave tosellmll the teal ostath Of Thomas Johnson , deo’rb deed WM. McOAllVIN, Exe’or. 415 Notice. F OUR months after. dnte application •||| be mode to tlie honorable the court efordinary ofElBnghairf county for leave to Stllill the real estate, belonging to the est* of Matthew Kalin, lute of Effingham cornu tv deed# , . JOlfN C' IIAIIN, Executor. I”' 1 . * ■ ' r Brought to Jail, ■TtS Coonwhatchee, op the 19th inst., t JL runaway.man who says his na«je it JOHN, and that he belongs a Mr. McCuri Of'taconGeorgia,said fellow is about 200 K. years old, fire foot 5' or 0 Inches high, his marks on his left arm which appear to.. be received from five burns. P. J, BE89ELLGU, jailor. augll m r ' MALLERY Sc DUFtFY, DRAPERSk TAILORS, On the Hay, a few doors East of, the CJjty Itotel, anil honrfy opposite the Exchange, T ENDER tliolr slncero tharilts to their friends, and tho public generally,for past favors, and respectfully solicit a con- tinuatiniiuf patronage. They liavo received by recent arrivnls, a fresh end complete assortment of Fine.Sit- peril a, and Sup. Sup. Velvet"and Crape finis ed ,r IIRUADOLOTIIS & CASSIMRRES.j Of the most fashionable colors, and war ranted uj bo of the most anproved British manufacturn; and r . VESTINGS or tort having been carefully selected by Mr. M. from the N. York market) and being pro vided svith some of the best workmen, and the latest London nnd New York fashions (which they toneive quarterly) they will coimtantly endeavor to execute ail oiders ivit|i which they may he honeyed, with, the utmost punctuality,despatch, and in a man ner not txcellod by any similar establish ment in America. READY MADE CLOTHVSG. For the accommodation of gemlMfatf ih haste, and others who may prefer it, they keep'conslanfly on hand an extensive as sortment of coats, frocks,Coatees,Surtouts, Great Coats, Cloaks, Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts, Drawers,Wrappers, &c.—all made up in the best manner ond-newest style. also', * FANCY ARTICLES. i Snell as—Stocks, Cravats, Ciav.it Pads, Watcli Guardi and Rihbons.tJluvos,Pock et Handkerchiefs, Collars, Riding Belts, Pantaloon Chains. Ac. SHOULDER BRACES, An Improved article, highly recommended 1ty the first physicians as a most ce'itainre- lief to persons afflicted with weakness of the breast from.i-hahit of stooping or se dentary employment. CAPS. Gentlemen’s and Youth's morocco and patent leather Caps, of nil patterns.' LADIES’ CLOAKS- A few tit superior Ladies Cambist, made with hoods,and Palklrines— Man Carolina, Plaid do.—besides a quantity of Satinet! bud other Jackets and Trowsors, suitable for servants; or laborers. N/B. In cnnseqttenceof the particular at tention paid to the selection of the above articles,we are Imppy to state that llicv can he offered milch jower than the establish ment has ever done lioreroforo. M. ft D. octt8 • it 4 Brought to Jail. TV Savannah, some time ago, n negro Jr...man who says his name is JIM, and JhaiJi'0Wo»gito Johp-Pitm.tp hut- does no know srliere his master lives,nor where he ranawav from. I am induced to bo ieyo t|iat lie is owned by some one else, itis 4 feet ? 1-4 inches highahd about 15. , iriofagei he stammers a little when speaking. JNO. 1-DEWS, j. c. o Hue 14 144 Brought to Jail. I N Savannah on the 91st nit. a negro man who says his name is JOHN nnd that he belongs to Sam King of Charles ton 8 C. lie is about 40 years os age, and 6 feet 10 inches high- ' i JulINT. DEWS, j. c. c. . tebM Court of OriHitury, Esliirg- hatni County. , December, TKnst* 1848 O N the petition of Sam’l. J. Bryan stating that lie is posessed of is bond which.hr produced to the Court made'mil iSignetf by Urnjatpin Kennedy late of the county aforesaid bearing dato the 14th day of January 1818 for titles to a certain tract of land,described ill said bond. These are to cite unri'-ibnenisl) all persons bavins: or claiming any interest in tne estate of the said Bonjamin Kennedy to file their objections if any tlioy have, on or before the meeting of the Court of Ordinary for said county, for .May term 18*9, otherwise the administrator will be ordered to make titles to said tract of land pursuant to the stntute in such eases made and proridod. - J. CHARLTON, c. e. o. z. c. jan 18 8’ ■ -r. • Brought to Jail. TT.VSavannah on the -lqtfi*inst a negro ~ eian'who says his name is Will Brown ffi“ ti “'*> 8 Wongs to Win Ooffinof Char if, 0 ”™ He is about 87 years of age! 5 fctelie.id ” and lias a scar on his JNO.. l! DEWS, j!o, c. fell SB Persian Olio of Hone Lip Suite. JUST received and for sale by V A PARSONS, Druggist. - 1 " No 8 Gilibnn's range Liberty Inferior Court. , JUNE TERM. 1888. TTPON the petition 6fW. H. Fleming, iJ praying for the establishment of u certain note of hand,given by John Har ris,to Thos. T* Shepard, for one httndred and eijgbty'-mhe dollars 2 1-8 cent *wl jjeafifig date on ot about tho fust of Apt,. 1880, a copy whereof as nearly ns tho .peti tionor can recollect, is filed with the said petition, together with, an affidavit of the loss thereof It is ordered, that the said opy be .established in terms of the act in •mcli cases made and provided, due notice being given of the application,agreeably to the rules of court, unless caush be shown to the contrary! Extract from the minutes, une 4^ E. BAKER, Clk Splendid Razor Strops. dA'IMBKSOV’8 and PRENTISS’ * l: >zor Straps are kept constantly on ,i,"“ n< * ’I". 1 ?* gentlemen who have use'll tiwnii’. rn 1 01 ! n,!et !’ em superior to any at present timo in use. For sale by At ik.wK PARSONS, Druggist 8 Gibbon’s Range. march 12 *~SaItT aud ! Castor Oil. 50 IN STORE JJ-DLS; Sal Glauber limn 100 * >0 , ,le8 , c '° assorted sixes (uuo quart bottles Castor Oil for Plan Purposes: . soa'lnu, * >8, " es co, d pressed BPlantcr' 0 ' 1 ** ofVered unimsqlly I'oiv,'* UpAs mar 5 Window sashes. J v'ST RECRirnh. . «&; 8 «y ; super, 01 quality. Forsgirby feii.28 ' 4 „' p - MARLOW. j] 5 0 IV PIjiES -Common V- 500 TTr.'S Caal °fOil Ip8« and fmSiowby rr0SS , iS j " s K^nigglw. J , ,.„„A PARSONS,' ho 8 QiljBons llatigo, K.s| j PRICE TWO COLLARS PER BOT- TLE. To tlie Public. I N conseqiiqnce nf the numerous frauds aud inipositions practised in reference to my medicine,' I nm again induced to change tho form of in) BOTTLES. In future, the PANACEA will be out up in round bottles,.fluted, longitudinally, with tile following words, blown ill llio glass, ‘‘Swaim's Panacea, Pkilada,” as repre sented above. Those bottles are much stronger than those heretolbre used,and will hnvebutoue label, which covers the corlt, with my own signature on it, so that the coik cannot be drawn without destroying the” signature, without which nm/ft' is genuine. The me dicine may consequently lie known to lie genuine when my signature Is visible; to counterfeit which, tcill be punishable as for- fht fncreasing demand lor this relebra- lerf medlciiii has enabled ine to reddee the price to TWO DOLLARS per buttle.thus bringing it within the reach of th- indi gent. My Panacea requires no encomium; it* astonishing effects nnd wonderful operation have drawn, both from Patientv ancf Medi cal Pruotitioqpr* of ih» highest respectabi lity, tlie most unqualified approbation, and established for it a character which Envy’s pen, though dipped in gall, can never tarn ish. Tlie false reports concerning Ibis vail) nblo medicine,which have been «o di igemly circulated by certain Physicians,have (heir origin either in ENVY, or'ki tlie arise dev- Iinseffects ofthe SPURIOUS IMITA TIONS. Tlie Proprietor pledges himself tp' the Public, and gives them the most , solemn assurance), that tills medicine contains neitliy'mercury nor any other deleterious drug/ . The public arc cautioned nor to purchase q)y, Panacea, except from mysejf, my ac- credl.ed agents, nr persons nf knowr- rs’- pecinbVIltyt nod nil those will consequent- Ivbe without excu?e, who shall piirclnse from any other persons. ; WM. SWAIM. September. 1828. ] The folhmlng certlficite gives the his tory of tip* introduction of tl.e Panacea into the Philadelphia Alms House InRrm’nry., Those who read it, will lie convinced that the proprietor lias never feared the invest! gnl'iuii of physicians,, or endeavored to ad minister the medicine in secret. It also evinces the prejudices nf the faculty, thnl those who were so noxious Originally tn >*i 1 ‘ ' v was impossible to be'mistnkcn, and for borne to introduoe any oilier clrcamstai,* ees than what belong immediately to It.* WM. IHIANE. Thiladelpliia, March 11th 1880. CERTIFICATE Of"DR. EDWIN A. „ , ALTEE, Member of the Philadelphia Medical Socie ty'. The case detailed in the above certifi cate came under my observation, and I lie- licyo Alderman l)u.ine*i statement to be strictly correct. Mr. Swaiin showed me two other cases nearly similar, which wife cured by his Panacea,alter every other re medy had fnilccj., • Averse as I nm to quackery, I hope ev er to be preservcil from imjitst and selfish prejudice ; and, therefore, do not hesitato to give my name', In confirmation of the ef ficacy and safety ot Mr. Swaim’s medi cine. EDWIN A. ALTEE. Philadelphia, Nov. 5tli, dSi8. A supply of this Valuable Medicino is just received lyid for salo by . -.A-fARSONS, Agent. At the Eagle No 8 Gibbons Range, inarch 17 09 .Vestitnental Soap.* T HIS Soap it celebrated for taking nil kinds of-grfcase and spots from cloth For sale by A. PAJISONS. DrnggistNo 8 GibGon’s range dee 2 - Shoe Blacking. T"V AY & MARTINS liquid Blacking .MW Just imported and for sale bv lire easkbrdozen by A PARSONS Druggist No 8 Gibbons Range, fob 24 . SivaimV Vermifuge. Patent. THIS vnlnaldn Anli-dystn. Itric and IVoptt Medicine, has been i«ed for tliese seyi*n years past, and its virtues are universally acknowledged by all who have tried it, to-be far superior ti, any other incdicino over employed for most diseases children are subject to. It Is perfectly safe, and no child will refuse to take it. It sel tun fails curing Dysentery Summer Oomplalnt, Colic or Cholera Morbus, either in grown perseirs or oliililren and It gives appetite to almost nil debilirn ted persons. Worms frequently infest cliil ilren, aggiavato tlieir other diseases, and are the chief. canVe of most fivers, hoivtl comjAaints, and chronic and nervous diseas es, incident to childhood, which ere so nu merous and fiequently fatal. It is much fegrettfitf that most vermifuges now in use ui e injurious, and thousands nf children arc pt off, or are rendered feeble, pale and einanclated through the first stage uf life —which leads on to pulmouary complaints &c. Ac. See. Worms, being especially apt to infest persons ol'debilitated digestive organs and emaciated constitutions, imieli mischief is often done,.jby the ordinary worm ntytlV- nines, which generally consist nf tlie strong est purgatives, mercurials, bitters, narco tics, or spirits of turpentine. Articles of lids kind may destroy worms, but they de bilitate the .stomach, and often, materially injure the general health. Sw ai'h’-s Yfk- MlrfdE.has the peculiar advantage of do- stroving and removing worms from the bowels wilhout the weakening consequen- ees of tlie stronger purgatives. Ac.—and it has, mnr -over, a decided tendency to give vigor both to the stomach and bowels hind organs of digestion—theieb/relieving tlie general sratem from many troublesome complaints. It is by this means, that so many grown peisons’ have been relieved, by its use, of different complaints—suppo sing themselves to be in a decline, &c. &c This medicine will relieve baud com- The Virtues and Use OF TUK CORDIAL Cephalic Snuff. Il'hich, by lonj* 'experience, has bccH found an effectual Remedy for moil Disorders List of Letters EMMNINO in tl^ Po^t Offlco, Sti* vnnnnli, 31st Marcn, IU20.—Person's wishing letters on this list, are requested to ask for “advertised Utters*”* mm A"'. x i.IzjQ (le'orpo Ash’ Thomas Ask^w orHBADe tsptcialh. the Common { T‘5 in , > Mach, to which /< hardly ever fills g.V- K? Ada " 15 A'cmindeT Allen immediate east, and ly fluent use W Alla " Mrs Lima G Abbot gev (lie head, prevents its return, g l' admirably opens and pttrgi Si strengthens the nerves,revives tlie spi rits, nnd Has a most grateful aromatic smell. ;*•■.- t It reiriuvc: Drowsiness, Sleepiness, Gid diness, and Vnpours, relieves dimness of the eyes, is excellent in curing recent deaf ness, and has heen of great service in Hys teric und Paralytic complaints, and in re storing tlie memory when impaired by dls- orders ofthe head. ^ I.t is also ■extreitiely propeWor persons who visit tlie sick.’kir go into unwholesoftie rooms or unhealthy placos, and lint ell- mates; as it fortifies the head against nox ious, exhalations and infectious, air. A pinch or^two may be taken at «ny time, nnd indeed, several ip,.n dayt but fof ri cold, or stoppage in the head, a pinch or tw^,should betaken just before going to Tliose who are in tiio habit of taking much ofthe common suiilt's, (and thereby injure Loth headflftid stomach;) me desireil to min some ofttii* CEPHALIC’SNUFF with tliem, and their had effects will in n great measure, be prevented. Is on hand and for sale by •l A 1* ARSONS.Druggitf, At ti)e I'.agle no 8 Gibbon's Range, tnar 14 Abbot B pnpt Burkett Cajit .1 nines llurr James Buller ' Claiborne Ueyili Johtl Bestir * -- '’t*' Capt Silvester Bates Corm lius Bliss James Barnard 2 C ipt Haul Briggilt Alfred 0>, Bowetl ; VVm ltrownjohn George Brawn Thomas Baring. 2 Dennis Hragdon James Itllbo Clk O of Ordinary Bjyanwu. Jno Battheimess Stephen P Bailey James Baxter Rev R W Bailey Jacob Chadhnurn 2 itenj Cnckcrolt Mrs Susan’h E Cl ;i k Patrick ConneUy Wtnry Castellon- Jno H Cranford Hark 3. . raggen raw Clark 8 llenj Cheesemau Suvunuali Poor House and Hospital. V ISITING Committee for April 1849. Wm. Taylor and Moses Cleland. Attending Physicians. Drs Coppee and Cullanen. JOS. CUMMING, Sec’rv. march 91 70 Wftf Day.. Thumas Dawson Lt Win D Davies 8 Dense - Isaap Delano AleX’r Drew Jaines Tlnvino. John DcBrot .OH- - ;■ ’m ft Thomas Evans , WmM,Evans 8" Jaines 0-Edwards Wm Evans * ■ . . " Chairs. ■" ANDINO fropi tlie schr Adams.from Li Baltimore SOU Chairs, assorted, for sale liy John G Frazer George Fidter Rev Lucius Field Francis Gray, Gall march 23 J. B. HERBERT. ing-, sickness, vui Is, exclude the medicine fi-nin this institution,, tp/aints or dysentery, bilious cholic, vomit• would neglect no opportunity of expelling ‘ — it, nfter it had been introduced!' FROM WILLIAM DUANE, Esq. One of the Aldermen of the City oj Phi ladelphia. ■ > Mr. Swnlm, proprietor of n medical com position called Swaim's Panacea, npplied to me, requesting me to state what I know -about dip,Introduction,qf His mvdicino into the Alms'House—•and I consider it a‘duly to comply wltli his requ si. Being President of the Bourd of Mana gers'of the Alins House in the year 1820, Mr. Swaini expressed in me a wish to tin dertake the cure nf some persons then 1 in the house, whose cases were given up as in curable hv the medioni''.'enllcmen, that he' was confident of curing "by bis medicino those cuses, and would undertake some of the most desperate—and would require no other compensation than the satisfaction to be dprivft'd friini tlie service rendered, •Tprotnised to consult tlie other mana gers, and did so; hut I found that some of tile medical gentlemen in the house had labored to prejudice ifiom, as soineortfiem attempted to prepossess me against what they denominated quackery. Some of the tin or weakness in IhAto- mich nr bowels, toss of appetite, either in children or grown persons, inafw hours; and it seldom fails curihg chills and fe ver or fever Aoue. No family ought, or evcr will he without it, afterji, trial. - Worimraro capable of producing great disturbmacs in tne system. Not only do they aggravate'ordinary diseases when they are pres'ent, but they also give rise to u great variety of very alarming anoinaluus affections. The whole train of spasmodic fc convulsive diseases may proceed from tlie irritation of worms ill thc'alimentary canal. tJImiera, epilepsy, cntnlepsy, lemons, pa ralysis, mania, convulsions, as .well as a variety nf otiier jnervous and convulsive affections, are pet unfroquently the timne- diate effects of this cause. Besides tlicso diseases, wnrms have also bcun known to produce plouriticand rhommuic pains,dys entery. remitting fever,dropsy of the brain, chronli: and spasmodic cough, &c. &c. lie. t ' _ ' 1 , Among the'Symptoms, which indicate the presence of worms, the following ore the most common and striking: -A pule, leaden-coloured, and occasionally -flushed managers felt inclined to the trial, .consid- countenance; a bluish streak iimler'llio erina that aslhoV were cases .abandoned by eyes, tliese are dull nnd heavy, tho pupils For sale or 1 Lease. I 7NITIIER of the two lots or both, bo ld longing to tile-subscriber, situafedin Iroughton street, the buildings on which Avere burnt by the late fire. Terms of sale, dr for a Ion's lease will be on tho niopt liber al credit and advantageous conditions. Appiy to >L| ABBY q UNIS , Soulli Common. mnr 5 D3 Ti’casurer’s Office. ArntL 1, 1829. rBlHE average price ofFlourduringthe A last month being #9 per barrel of 190 lbs. Bread for' the prosonf niontb must weigh as follows viz: 12 1-2 cents lataf 2 lbs 5* oz i B t-4 11 “ 1'* 41-2 " Of which ajl BakersaritMellersof Broad will take duo Notice. ■ M. W. STEWART, c. t. npril 1 • " : ’' ' ^ tr, \ Irish Scotch Whiskey. f N Demi ted for- fob. 3 hns warranted pure us impor- side extremel)’ low >>y CHARLES A. WOODRUFl'. . Dickson’s Building, fi Notice. Copartnersliips of II. Cassldey & Co.in Snvajiiinli,& of Sell) B. Jones & Co. in Bridgeport, Conn, were dissolved by mmu.ll consent on the 21st'day of April last past. All persons indebted. I,y iron account, to the firm of II. Casstdcy & 1 .will make payment hefme the 81st April next, as ,il| then dnp.aid will be put in suit i ind those having demands will immediate ly present them to II. CassHJev for pay- ineut, who is duly autliorized to settle the concernsjof the firm. H. CtSSIDEY, SETH It. JONES, Per Attorney, march 29 ir . H. Cassidet. Mofe New Goods. JJUSTveceived by JL Prendergast, and Sheeting Shirtings do ering that as they were the medioiil men which were to he opera led upon, no barm at leasMvould be.dono and if cure was prac ticable, the opportuni ty ought to he.'affordeii, but they expressed a reiuqtmice to take any responsibility upon them; by which J iiddftrstood that they did not like to put themselves in opposition to tlie physicians. Others opposed it.-alto- gethec. I tliereforc offered and took upon myself whatever responsibility there was in the case, and notified Mr. SWnim that I wotiiil accompany him, and did so.- The first case stlected was that of a. woman, whose appearance was Imrrib'e, and whose condition was so deplorable that the pa tients in the same room wished tu have her removed, and tho evidence of my own sen ses justified their complaint. She "'ns a woman of about 30 of 82 years of ago. her right eye was'already. uesiruved, the left eye piotruded moro than half ao inch out nf tlie socket, the flesh of tlie left cheek was. one complete ulcer, the^flesh of the nose had disappeared and left tlie nostrils , uvo naked holes, the uppoi lip on tile left side was destroyed, and tlie leeih and gums hare, and ihe whole face, ns it nppenrod to ipe. ii).a stale of dissolution ; lier appetite had left her—she represented a living skel eton friglnful to behold. Mr. Swaiin said Ivy, obuld cure her; lie ‘could not restore the lost eye, nor restore the nose, but he could restore the left eye and the month. He undertook the caso,., nnd J frequent* ly attended him in his. visits'to . the poor woman, and $he wns cured—-.and I have frequently sden her since, going about her- onlinary busines9'with.theiilncrit)s usua] are dilated and mqcli contracted, the |ow or eyelids and upper lip swell, especially- during the night while sleeping! great itching in tile nostrils, which causes the patient to pick his nosq; foul breath; dis turbed sleep;-during which the patient grinds' his teeth, is apt to scream out and startup suddenly us if frightened: tingling in tlie ears; giddiness; interrupted speed)'; palpitation of the" heart a ,dry spaamodic cough; irregular and depraved appetite, being someuinos entirely suppressed, ,and at others exceedingly-voracious; abdomen swelled and hard; lousencss of the bowels: oostiveness: unnatural, slimy,or fotii stools; pains in tlie bowels; wasting of tlie flesh; convulsions; fils; palsy; and finally death. A supply of this valuable Medicine is J b it received and for sale by A. PARSONS, Agent. At the eagle No-8 Gibbun’s Range, march 31 . Noticed F OUR montlis after date,application will be made to the Honorable the •lustioes ofthe Inferior Court.of Tattnal LJ Goimty, for leaye-io sell the real estate Ms tMJ Thomas Dickinson late of said couiity de ceased,' for tlie benefit of the heirs and cre ditors of said estate. 1 Win. DICKINSON, , Qualified Executfir. march 7 59 : Fine I'^.OiULLARD for sale low| 9 Cases sup. Irish Lineju in full end half pieces 4 do do do 5 hales 4-4 Brown 8 do•'do Bleached 5 do 8 4 do 5 do 9-4 Brotgn 8 ' do Domestiu Plaids At Stripes Riitsii & Birdseye Diaper (1-4 8*4 9-4 10-4 iritll du • 2 cases ladies Leghorn* 1 do mens do* Hdn hoys do Faslnonable Ginghams & Prints Plain plaid & stripe Palmariiie Blue StrlVHz hlk Worsted Barege Plain Baltiee.^ill colours Criinsort & Green Moreens Blk station Silk—Gros <J«f Naples, FlorendB & Sinchewa “ Satin Levantine Fancy col’d. Grosde Naples. Flalded Straw col’dliat silk Fig. Swiss dresses collars half lidkfs do and Plain Swiss Book; Muslin* Cambric,Jaconet,Mufi Si Natisook do Blk III. Veil Crapo and t ’olored do “ Canton and Nankin do Fancy,Gios De Nap—Barege, and Gauze Dress Ilkfs- 8 ik Cravat's. Jaconet do . “ “ nud MarsaHles Vesting Single Si double width; blk & blue black Bombazin , Bahgn'p oords, white Nankin & stripe Jeans- Lasting Circassians Nankeens Sup. Blk blue Olive and Mix’d cloths English Thread & Bobbinet Laces &c. &c. mar 2# No3 Si 14 rjllibons’ rjnge. l.eonard t’oopor Rich,ml F Cooke Thomas Conner 9 Alex’r Calhoun Atliier Cox James Caffrnin Mis* Susan A Daisy Will ml 11 Diminick Wm Dye Loni linpkins 'Cathltri'ie Dodsgn Robert Dunbar Terence, Dull) Capt The* Duncan •Jams? Dunu J I#jo«'Ub.E»aSp (1# ^ Rev Elijah EagtetacJ * David M Etskt^|L fi* F' , Hr. Henry Fie; Mrs Edqcl Fo Mrs Elizabedij a ;■..; . „ S Griffin Rev Win'Uallnher 5 Wirt Cilaoos Patrick Grty Mrs Sarah 1 Could John George Lt Coiduu Ui.udsno .Mrs Mary J Greene Wm Harris Sami S Hand Patrick IIad- Philip F Hammond James Hazard Thos S Hardy 2 V. Harris fit- ' John llanscem ji Edward Hall - John Harvey Win Haight Miles M Jarvis 8 Peter J nnieson 2 iryaut Jackson 2 ami Jackson. 2 James Jackson Mrs Mary King John Kinshotver Jaines Keys Cap! 11 fLeavitt Hans Linder Win Litiney' :•*>: H' » i Miss F S Henty Miss C E Henry NnfhnuicL llicka John M .Hines Smith liicks Zagheus riolmcs Itobeii ll.iy Clerk Hodm Mary Iloilgins S , Harriet Humbert ,W W Johnsliip-:- Geo W Johnston- Wm Johnston - Cliarles B Jones Sarah It Kln$ John It Kemp tjairtlformaoLinsley Mrs Martha Lyon inmue' Samuel ,1 Lovett 8 David II Lopor M. ■ ■ ‘ - Ann Mullryfie - Cea S McIntosh John Mctlcdle Sain W’ Millward 4 Lacklin McIntosh Cliarles Myers SusanMelhtu-.il Thcron Mills Bailey Mclnimh CaptChas JIuody 2 liobt MgJiUMy 4 Dr Jos Moxwell ..Mahlon-Mills Gurdon Miller Robt JlcJlillnn Mrs SAG McIntosh A r .. ' . O, : Ran Away or obout the- first day of February last, from the vicinity.«f the Brad ford Springs, (Suinpier District,) the Ne grans Joe; Simon, end John, then in the possession of Col. W. Capers. Joe; is a black fellow between' 40 and 59 years of aee, about five feet 11 inches .in-height, speaks quick end" With intelligence.", .Si- rVion and John are of lighter, complexion Ilian Joe; "John is about*:28 years of* age. and about five feet Migliv Simon abouf25 yearsof age, arid about 5 feet n or 9 inebes high. It is provable that said Negroes bent tlieir course towards Charleston or Savan- Jesse Mount J It Morrell John Muffatt' Jgtnes It.Norris Philip O’Keefe v. Stephen Peary Mrs Ann Powell CaplT Prince Joseph It Powell John Prince “ Edmund S I’lnmmei i.y -v Jl. ‘ - .. Hiram M Ralph ' Mix* Mary A ItohertsS . William Reed . William II Uobiosur, Daniel Redriock John II Robin.,<m Arouet Uichmonrl. 3 Julias lM Huliimpn Janies C Richardson Matthew Rtroeris® .. Mrs llyun', Slmbael G Rogers -William Rynn Thomas H Russell Cnthaiino Richards Edward II-Russell Mary .Ryan . ByruniRecso Elizabeth A Robinson ■» -.r*S - ' s. • , - Vlexander Sandford Henry. Smith John Shannon KWSnilth' . ' Joseph Saunders Peter Synunt i Aquila Stephens Silvester- C'tokcs Toltn.D Street Henry R Stocker Mary Sleigh . ' Mary S Strobhart John Sograncf * Natbi Soow Daniel D Shepard 2 llonj'B Sttirgos Amon Thrasher'. . Stephen. Thorne Thomas P Taut 2- Rufus LTodd Capt Triesz It Turner Joseph Tillman Uco ATurknett 5 Miss Janet W Thompson Alexandei; G Verdier Climying Tobacco) - LLARDS arid Riell’sfrstqual- to. a person of tJiatagqf the deformity' of Ld By Chewing. Tobaqpo is just irdeeiv- jourso. rernqinod : but all that remained fi B ,„r lor ja)e by • A._ PARSONS-. 1 ' " Itoolthfdl . Ma.ve con.*.., * ... Qmggtst No 8 Glbhons’Range. beside) appom'ed Itooltlifdl lined, myself to this case, upo -.ifin Ariy information loading to.tlie discove ry of said 'Negroes will bo thankfully re'-' oeived, and the detebiiori'of all ijr either of theta will be suitably rewarded; ,--,■■' '• F- L-MOSESp, j* Trustee of Martha A- iMurrell. Suntfiville, S.'C. ££$&» 1889/ 05* 1 The Winynw Intelligencer and Sa- vannali Republican -will ‘poblislr the above advertisementertee a rjeek for tbreewenks, mtd forward tlieir;; bills to the office p'f lilts Charleston Merofity. .1 - april 0 S0.ut- ,v\ -Ann/M White . VVylfc Chas H Witrd James Washington Lednidas Wylfy .-•'■*»• EthreldraAVatson Wiiey'F Willis.'.-. Major WC,Wayue Z" phar Wood .Sami Wilson r ‘/ .CaptWatsori Mrs Elizth Walsh Alexander Watt Win Warren Sami Wells - Robt West Each M'Winkler offlU _. fries We'effs Cath .C Wuddrufif Ri.ehdCWopiMjt John B Wick - Dianuli Williams Capt Jos Woodbetry 'William H Williams JgK april 1 GEO. SCHLEY, P. M ; ' Nbtice*‘i! A LL persons having demands, against .the.Est.rte of captain Abraham Nic- hols,-deceased, are requested to present' their accounts duly attested,to the subset) her, .without dcluv. w*' N IIOLMSTEAD, LYer * hofi, , march IS