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Newspaper Page Textry 0 92 Vol. XXVI! MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1829. Whole No 6358. iy for the Piles. — p Th« Medicine now opredta .he public, l« onn whioh h«r l, ccn fully subjected to the In-, fallible teit of experienoei and ' jn In every Initanoe where It H. nl <ad with the moit complete i— lw " ‘T„ wme of the oases, ,the patient.: inwnroy. r- -r . . . and has ilto- C««y utonrlng under the disBale lor had h"”. taina that P 8rlo(1 had recfln,od leiu.^T*.* i.inn. and had even un- 10 i - ”" r. under the dl»ea*a (or ye«|b^le a | advice, and h.ad even un- the bin m *“| «.| mtgicff operation, with- dcr < 0 “"f.lf“dvanMae! It'll ncit (like ... as a car- •'Tr.'.fflWeH-Uhthi. complaint, |t|i recommeh.lcd, may ShLlldenco upon obtaihlhK relief, < rely li u .Iona itl* fC con,n,on,,uu * i J Kddence upon obtaihihg relief, even forins.in a ihort times and they n 11 are the belt judge! of the 1m-' ^'"“'.af iuch a remedy. Price 80 ctt jjfjSfc «i'l> direellon* signed by the Pro- S."«Wiai8« "jAS. a. AUSTIN'S nrui and Chemical Store, Ho.«73,Narth Thlrd - above CaUowbl11 3l,Mt ’ pun.ADEr.PHU. A supply of Ihi» ** luilblB '.nedicjne teceived. “a. Parsons, Druggist. At the Cagle no 8 Gibbon> Range. nurd Choice French Rose Wa-. ter. r lJST IMPORTED And for aale by A PARSONS, Drug No 8 Gibbons’ Range, le 5 ■ Brought to'Jail. F | Savannah, eome time ogo. a negro man who says hiv ngme l« AIM, .and •that he belong! to John Pitman but doe! , no . know where hit masterlives.nor where 'he ranaway from. I am induced to be Here that he Is owri.d by some one else,- he 1)4 feet 9 l-4inche! high and about 15 < 'year> of age; he itammen a little whan '* pelking * JNO. LOEWS, j.c.c line 14 14* ^ Brought to Jail. I SSarannahon the 81st ull. t negro man whosaye his name ii JOHN nad that he belong! to Sam King of Charles ton SC. He Ii about 40 yean ot.age, and' 0 feet 10 inchei high. JOHN I. DEWS, }, c.c. feb II Brought to Jail. i s Smtuiah on the loth Inst a negpi min who >ayi bii home 1. Will Brown anVthilbe belong! to Wm Cofflnof Char intense, lleiisboul.17 yeari ofage. S feet It inchei high,and has a .par oA hi. ' forehead. febM JNO. I DEWS. i. c. c. MALLERY& DUFFY, DRAPERS If TAILORS,. On the Bay, a few doors East of the City Hotol, and nearly bppoiitethe Exchange, T ENDER their ilncere thanks to their friends, and the public generally,for past'favors, and respectfully solicit a con tinuation pf-patrotiage. They have received by recent arrivals,'a fresh and complete assortment of Fine,Su- perA e, and Sup. Sup, Velvet and Crape (inis ed BROADCLOTHS & CASSIMERES,., Of the most fnshionable colors, and wnr- rante,' to bo of the most auprovod Britiih manufacture; and VESTINGS Of the newest and most fasliionablo pat terns nnd materials—the whole of which having been carefully selected by Mr. M. from the N. York market, ahd being pro vided with some of the best workmens and the latest London apd New York fashions (whioh 'they receive quarterly) they will constantly endeavor to execute all orders with which they may he honored, with the utmost punctuality,despatch, and in a man ner not excelled by any similar establish ment in America. READY MADE CLOTHING. .For tho accommodation of genllsmon in- baste, and others who may profer It, fliey' keep constantly on hand nn extensive as sortment of coats, frocks, Coatees, Snrtouts, Great'Coats, Cloaks, Paotaloons, Vests, Shirts, Drawers,Wrappers, &c.—nil made up in the best manner and newest style. FANCY ARTICLES. Shoh as—Stocks, Cravats, Ciavjtt Fads, Watch Guards and Ribbons,Gloves,Pock-' et Handkerchiefs, Collars, Riding Belts, Pantaloon Chains. Ac. SHOULDER BRACEP, An improved article, highly recommended by the Arst physicians as a most cdtaln.re- licf to persons afflicted with weakness of the breast from a habit pf stopping or se dentary employment. CAPS, Gentlemen’s and Youth’s morocco and patent leather Caps, of all patterns. LADIES’ CLOAKS. A few of superior Ladles Cainblet, made with bonds,and Pallarine*—Also Carolina, Plaid do.—besides a quantity of Satinett - and other Jackets and Trowsers, suitable; for servants, orliboiera. N. B. In consequence of the particular at tortlion .paid 40 the selection of the above articles,we are happy to state that they can be offered much lower than the establish ment has ever done hererofore. M. At D. not (8 *12 Lip Persian Olio of -Rose S alee. TUSt received and forsalehy V ... A PARSONS, Druggist, No 8 Gibbon’s range jm 17 Splendid Razor Strops. E MMEIISON’B and PRENTISS’ Raior Straps are kept constantly on bsnil, and these gentlemen who have used 4hem, pronounce them superior 'to any at the present time in use, For sale by , A- PARSONS, Druggist At the Eagle, No 8 Gibbon's Range, . march le Salts and Castor Oil, _ .AH STOBE. A A DBtS Sal Glauber v 'Ohbokes do assorted Jikifa L 1008 quart bottles Castor Oil for Plan i ' fadon Purposes I 500 quart bottles cold pressed 800 pint! do do ‘do ISP! , C1 ** offered unusually |oW." are particularly requested to “II and examine for themseWes. cor sain by A PARSONS, Druggist. m Aulm Eagle No 8 Gibbous rang* Window sashes. w n J UST RECEIVED. I K ’ 5l und t* Light window sash * es 8 by 10, Vi ohul blnd 10 by I* of the same num «ry lupenoi quality. For sale by feb gs 49 P. MARLOW. - ~ T° Planters. AOftft "°TTLES Common Castor Oil just Court of Ordinary, E ling- ham Comity. (lECXSSBFB) IE AH 18*8 a N the petition of Sam'l. J. Bryan stating that he is posesied of a bond which he produced to.tjte Court made and signed by Benjamin.Kennedy late of the county aforesaid bearing date the Kth day of January 1819 for titles to a certain tract of land,described ill said.fcond. -These are to cite and admonish all persons having or claiming uuy interest in the estate of the ifald Benjamin Kennedy to file their objections if any they have, on .or before the meeting of the Court of Ordinary for Bpid county, for \lay term 18*9, otherwise the administrator will be ordered to make pities to said tract ofland pursuant to the statute in sticn cases made nnd provided. 3. CHARLTON, c.,«. o. is. 0. jan 1* « Libettylnferior Court. JUNE TERM, 18*8. f TPON the petition of W. B. Fleming, U praying for tho establishment of n certain qote. of hand,givgn by JolmiUr- ris,to Thos, T. Shepard, Tor one hundred and eighty ninedullars 2 1-2 cent '”d bearing date oh br about the' lit st of Apt >• 18*8, a.copy whereof ps nearly as the peti tioner can recollect, is filed with the said petition, together with an affidavit of the less thereof. It is ordered, that the said copy be established in terms of the act in such cases made and provided, due notice being.given of the application,agreeably to the rules of court, unless cause be shown to the contrary. Extract from the minutes. . une 4l E. BAKER, Clk Vestimenlal Soap. rjl MIS Soap is celebrated for taking all _K. kinds of grease And spots from cloth For salo by A. PARSONS. Druggist No 8 Gibbon'S range dec* Shoe Blacking. B VY & MARTINS liquid Blacking Just imported and for Bale by llto caskordozen by A PARSONS. Druggist No 8 Gibbons Range feb 24 M T,h Notice, -J. thUdmS° r . lhree 'boothsfrom Plant.™; " , ' 11 be '" ad « (is, for' " Bank of the State of Gcor- <111011 J„„ 0 I 00 '," 1 ofCertifijateNo. 525, lUrti A i- l * ei »y «h°arM' d Th J “ ne J 9 ' Iflitt, for ;™«.»2r,S!: ELAND - jnarch 14 1 8 HERBERT. JV iVSma a do fo^renew 6 ! B ?P ,ica,ion sli p- r *«nty.eight r S?" ,al of No Treasurer's Olfice. Apall, 1, 1829. fWl|HE average price of Flour during the JL last month being SO per barrel of 190 lbs. Bread for the present month raust weigh as follows viz: IS 1-* cents I .oaf 2lbs 5 oz 9 1-4 t. „ 1 •• 2 1-2 “ Of which all Bakers and sellers of Bread will take due Notice. M. W., STEWART, c. T april i Irish ifr Scotch Whiskey I N Demijohns warramed pure as Impor ted for sale extremely low by CHARLES A. WOODRUFF, fab A Dickson’s Bmlding. ;Just Received. Lending from lliffi. Helen Afni. CArrY BOXES fresh Hyson 10 quarter casks sweet Malaga Wine 25 boxes Soap , 20 bbls superior superfine Canal Flbur JV*" by J.B. HERBERT. PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER DOT- _ TLE. • was impossible to be mistaken, and for borne to introduce any other circumstan ces than what belong immediately to it. WM. DUANE. Philadelphia, March 11th 18*8. To the Public. I N consequence of the numerous frauds and impositions practised in reference to iny medicine, I am again induced to. change tho form of mj BOTTLES. In Ibtitro. the PANACEA will bo put up In round bottles, fluted longitudinally, with tho'following words, blown in the glass,'’ •'.SwAtsi's PajJacea, Philadai” as repro- sontod above. These bottles are much stronger than, those heretofore used,and will have hut one lalihl, which enversaho'enrit, with my own signature nn it, so that the cork cannot bo. drawn without destroying the signatqrc, without which none is genuine. The me dicine may consequently be known to he, genuine wjich iny signaturu'is visible; to counterfiit which, will be punishable as for- *'%e Increasing demand lor this celobra ted medicine has enabled me to re,hue the', price to TWO DOLLARS per brftTle.tlms bringing it Withm the reach of th~ indi gent. My Panacea requires no encomium; it*, astonishing effects nnd wonderful operation have drawn, both, from Patients and Modi - oal Practitioners Of the highest respectabi iity, the most unqualified approbation','ami'. established for it a character whicji F.nvy's pen, though dippedln gull, can never tarn ish. • * , The false reports concerning tills valu able medicine,which have been so ai igently circulated by certain Physicians,have their’ origin either ill ENVY, or in tiro mischiev ous effects of tho SPURIOUS IMITA TIONS. The Proprietor pledges himself to tho Public, and gives them tho most solemn assurances, that this medielne contains neither mercury nor any ether deleterious, drut. The public are cautinnod not to ptireliase my Panacea, except from mvsptf, my ac- crerti n1 agents, or person* of khowp os- peclability: and all those will consequent ly he without excuse, who shall purchase from anv oilier persons. eW*. SVVAlM. September. 1828. The following certificate gives the his tory of the introduction pf tla: Fe'naceainto' the Philadelphia .Alms House Infirmary. Those who read it, svlll bo convinced that th proprietor has never feared the investi gation of physicians, or-endeavored to ad minister the medicine in secret, ft nltn evinces tile prejudices of tile faculty, that thoso who were so anxious originally to“ exclude the tnediciqe from this ,ins!i'tution, would neglect pa opportunity of expelling it, after it bad been introduced. FIlGM WILLIAM DUANE, Esq. One of the Aldermen of the City at Phi- -■ladelphia. , Mr. Swaiirt, proprietor nf te medical com position called Swaiin'a Panacea, applied to me, requesting rim to state what i know about the introduction of his medicine into' the Alms House—and I consjder ft a duty to comply with his requ st. Being President of the Bnnrd of Mnna . gers of the Alms House in the year. 18*9, Mr. Swaim expressed t.s nto's wish to un dertake the cure of. loffie persons then in the house, whose cases were given up as in curable by tile medical gentlemen; that lie was confident of curing by his medicine those cases, and would undertake some of the most.desperate—and would require no other, compensation than the satisfaction to be derived from the service rendered. I promised to consult the other mana gers, arid.djd so t hnt-I found that somenf the medical gentlemen in the house had labored to prejudice them. as some of them attempted to prepossess me against what they denominated quackery. Some of tho managers' felt inclined to the trial, ennsid- cring that as they were cases abandoned by the medical men which were to be opera ted upon, uo harm at least would be done, apd if cure eras practicable, the opportuni ty plight to be afforded, but they expressed a reluctance tQtake any responsibility upon themby which I understood that .they did not like to put themselves in opposition to the physicians. Others opposed it alto gether. . I iherefore offered and,;ook upon myself whatever responsibility there was in tho case, and notified Mr. Swaim that I would accompany him, and did so. The first case stledted was that of a woman, whoso appearance was horrible, and whose condition was so deplorable that the pa tients in tlie samo room wished to have her removed, and tho cvidenco of my o,vn sen ses justified their ooinpiaint. Siie was a woman of about 30 or 32 years of age. tier right eye was already .-esiroyed, the left eye piotrtuled more than half an iilcll but of the socket, the flosh of the left choek was one complete ulcer, the flesh of the nose had disappeared and left the nostrils two naked holes, tite uppei lip on the left side was destroyed, and the teeth and glims baro, anil the whole face, as it appeared to me, in a stale of dissolution; her appetite had left her—she represented a living skel eton frightful to behold. Mr. Swaim said he could cure her; ho could not restore the lost eye, nor restore the tfbse, but he could restoro the left eye and the month. He*nwWtook thb case, and I frequent ly attended him in his visits to the poor woman, and she was curcd-—.uid I have frequently seen her since, going about her ordinary . husiness with the alacrity usual, to a person of that age: the dulormity of course remained ; but all that remained besides appeared healthful I Irnvo con fined myself to this case, upon CERTIFICATR OF DR. EDYVIN A. ALTEE Member of the Philadelphia Medical Socie ty. The case dotailed in .the above certifi- cate came under riiy observation, and, I be lieve Alderman Duane’s statement to he. strictly correct, Mr. Swqiin showed rile, two other cases nearly similar, which-wore' cured by Ills Panacea,after every.bthor re-; medy had failed. Averse as I inn to quackery, I hopo ev er to bd preserved from unjust and selfish prejudice jiutd,' therefore, do not hesitate to give inv namo, in confirmation of the of-' ficacy and safety of Mr. Swalin', itiodi-: bine. edaytn a. altee. Philadelphia, Nov. 3th, 1828. . A supply of this Valuable Medicine is just rebbrved'and for sale by. a Parsons, Agent. At the Eagte Jio ,8 Gibbons Range, march 17 63 £ Swaim’s Vermifuge. Patent. THIH valuable Anti-SytHH. terie and Worm Medicine has been used for these seven, yokrs past, and its virtues. Ore universally acknowledged by all ivlio have tried it, to be far superior to, any other medicine ever employed for 1 most diseases cliildreq nre,subject to. It is perfectly Aafe.hnd ho child w ill refuse to take it. It sel Sini fails curing Dysentery, .Summer Complaint, Colic or Cholera Morbus, eitheY in grown persons or children aridrit gives uppetite to almost.nil debilita ted persons. Worms,frequenffv infest chil dren, aggravate their ntner diseases, and arc the chief cause of most fetiers, bowel complaints, and chronic and nervous disras es, incident to childhood, which are so nu merous arid frequently fatal. At is much regretted that most vermifuges pow in use are injurious, and thousands ufohildren are swept off, or qre rendered feeble,' pale and enunciated tliroughnhe first stage of life" —which leads on to pulmonary complaints &C. &C. &C. ' Worms being expociaffy ifpt to infest persons nf debilitated digestive organs and emaciated constitutions, much mischief is often done by the ordinary worm modi' ciifes, which generally consist of the strong, est purgatives, mercurials, bitters, liarCo- tics, or ’spirits of turpentine. Articles of this kind may destroy worms, but they de bilitate the stomach, and often materially injure the goneral health.' StVAlw’s Ver. sttrnoE has the peculiar advantage of de- siroylng and removipg .wofims from the bowels withorit the weakening consequen ces of tho stronger pnrgativM. Ate.—and it has, moreover, a decided tendency to give vigrir both to the stoinaoh and howeiq, and orgarys of digestion—thereby relloying 1 the general system from mkriv troublesome complaints. It is hy this means that so many grown persons have bpert relieved, by its use, of different cojriplaiiits—suppo sing thenyselves to be in a decline, &c. &c This Medicine will relieve bowel com plaints or'dysentery, bilious cholic, vomit mg, sickness, pain or weakness in the sto mach or bowels, loss .(f appetite, either in children or grown ptrsons, in a fw hours; and it seldom fails curing chills ami te* ver oa fever AOOE. No family ought, or etxr will be without it, after a trial. ■ Worms aro tapahto of producing great disturb macs in tne system. Not only do they aggravate ordinary diseases when they are present, but they also give rise to a great variety of very'alarming anomalous affections. The whole train nf spasmodic Ac convulsive diseases may’proceed from the in Ration of worm: in the alimentary canal Cholera, epilepsy, catalepsy J lelanns. pa ralysis, mania, convulsions, as well as a variety of other nervous and convulsive affections, are not unfrequently the imme diate effectsof this cause. Besides these diseases, worms have also been known to produce pleuriticjand rheumatic pains,dys entery, remitting fever,dropsy of the brain, chronic and spasmodic cough, &c. *Atc. Ate. Among the, symptoms which indicate the presence Of worms, tho following are the most common and striking; -A pale, leaden-colourO'd, and occasionally flushed countenance)-A bluish streak under the eyes, these are dull and heavy, the pupils are dilated and much contracted, the low. er eyelids and upper lip swell, especially during the night wliilo 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 and stnttup suddenly as if frightened; tingling in the ears; giddiness; interrupfed speech; palpitation of the heart a dry spasmodic cough; irregular and depraved appetite, being sometimes entirely suppressed, and at others exceedingly voracious; abdomen swelled and hard; looseness of the bowels: costiveriesst unnatural, slimy,or foul stools; pains in the bowels; wasting of the flesh convulsions; fits; palsy; *nd finally dejth A supply of this valuable Medicine is Juit received and for sale by A. PARSONS, Agent. At the eagle No 8 Gibbon’s Range, m.m li 31 or THK CORDIAL Cephalic §nutif. Which, hy tong experience, fas fieen „ an ol/ectual Remedy for most Bisor< pf the. HEAD, especially the Common Headach, to which It hardly ever fails giv ing immediate ease, and by freumni sue prevents its return. f g T admirably opens anil purgea’ihe'Head,' -Rjttrengthens the nerves,reviv'kk (jte spi rits, and has a most gtateftil aromatic smell. It reinaves Drowsiness, Sleepiness, Gid diness, and Vapours, relieves dimness of the eyes, is excellent iri'coringfecent deaf ness, and lias been of great sarvioq,jn Ilya- terie, nnd Paralytic complaints, arid in re. storing the memory wheh impaired by dis orders of the head. It is also extremely proper for persons who visit the tick, or go Into unWHolesome rooiin or unhealthy places, and hot cli mates, as it fortifies the head againsUiox- toris, exhalations and infectious air. A.pinch or two, niay, be taken at any time, and indeed several id a day; but V jr a cold, dr stoppage in the lirion, a pinch or two should be;Uken just' .before going to bed. Those who ate in .fho habit of Oaking much of the commorf snuffs, (ami thereby injure bbtli head end stomach,) are desired to mix some ofthis CEPHALIC SNUFF with .them, anfl their bad effects alii in great'measure, be prevented, Is on hand and for cafe by A PARSONS. Druggist, At tlie Eagle no 8 Gibbon’s lt)nge. mar 14 which l Notice. F OUR months after date,-ipplication will he mado to the Honorable tlie Justices ofthe Inferior Court of Tattnai Comity, for leave to sell the real estate of Thomas Dickinson lata -of said county de ceased, for the benefit of the heirs arid Cfe ditors of said estate. Wm. DICKINSON; Qualified Executor. march.7 55 - Fine Chewing Tobacco. T OR1LLARDS and Uiell’s firstqual ity Chewing Tobacco is just rcceiv- eci dll' ' ’ ' ' * The Virtues and Use Just Received. ■pURE Winter_s»raliiod Sperm Oil, NegreffPs for Sale. T HE following Nbgroqs, from tho country, are offer#! for sate, vis i A negro boy aged alattlt 18 years. A negro boy pged ahifpt 15 ’’very likely. A negro hoy aged,ghaut 15 11 do do A negro bov aged about 12 “ A negro girl qgeii about 12*' A negro man aged about 45"a flpld hand A negro man aged about 47“ do do. A negro gitl aged ID yeari. A negro man aged 24 “ a prime field hand. . m ■ A negro boy about 17 •• do do do. A negro man aged 35 " do do do. A negro man and,wife, and their child aboiit 5 year* old. Apply tb , mar 88 . J. EPP1NGER. c ‘ 1 Notice. Ujjl OUR months after date application JL will be^made to,the Hon. the court < qf Ordinary of Brillrich County, while sit* t ng fur ordiftaiy purposes, for leave to sell all the rdal estate of Isaac Waters dec., for the benofit of the heirs and creditors. JOHN WATERS. feh,1.9 41*' , — 11 1 i ' 1 ' . . - - Savannah Poor House and MyTISITING Committee for April 1829, V Wm. Taylor and Moses Cleland. Attending Physicians. Drs Coppee and Cullnnen. * JOS. CUM MING, Sec’rv. march 8.1 76 ' ' Chrnrs. JT ANDING from thoschr Adams from ■ A llaltimore 608.Chairs assorted, sale try J> B. HERBERT, march (2 for Notice. T IHE Copartnersliips of II- Cassidey So . Co.in Savannah,& of Sotlr Jl. June & Co. m Bridgeport, Conrt. were dissolved by mutual consent on the 2tst day of April last past. All parsons indebted, by note nr account, to the firm of It. Cassidey At Co. will make payment before the 21st April next, aa.all then unpaid will be put in suit: and those having demands will immediate ly present them to H. Cassidey for pay- ment, whn is duly authorized to settle the concerns of the firm. cassidey, Seth b. jonf.s, Per Attorney, march *0 tw H. Cassioet. More New Goods. received by M, Prendergast, and Sheeting do do Shirtings do for sale low. 3 Cases sup. Irish Linens in full and half pieces 4 do do do 5 hales 4-4 Brown 2 do do Bleached 3 do 3-4 ' do 5 do 3-4 Brown 8 do Domestic Plaids 4t Stripes Russii & Birdseye Diaper 6-4 8-4 9-4 10-4 Irish’do 2 cases ladies Legbnrus t do Wens do t do boys do Fashionable Ginghams & Prints Piain plaid & stripe Palmai'hie Blue Straw & blk Worsted Barege Plain Baltire. all colours Crimson & Green Moreens Blk station Silk—Cros do Naples, Florence & Sinchewa •* Satin Levantine Fancy col’d. Gros de Naples Plaided Straw colid hat silk Fig. Swiss dressifs collars'& half hdkfs do and Plain Swiss &,Book Muslin! Cambric,Jacnnel.MuU'& Nabsook do Blk Itl..Veil Crape and Colored do “ Canton and Nankin do Fancy Gins De Nap^—Bdrege, and ' .Gauze Dress HkfJ “ S ik Cravats, Jaconet do “ •* and Marsaiiles Vesting Single ti double width, blk & blue black Uumbakin Bangup cords, white Nankin & stripe .Jeans Lasting Circassians Nankeens 'Sup. Blk blue Olive and Mix’d cloths English. Thread & Bobbinet Laces - &ci flap. mar *6 NoS & 14 Gilibons’ range. Ran Away ^N or about the first day of February Ne the last, from the vicinity of the Brad ford Springs, (Slimpter District,) 4he *" groes.Joe, Simon, and John, then in possession of Col. W. Capers, .Joe is black fellow between 40 and .50 years «f ago, about five feet It. inches in heiglit, speaks quick and with intelligence.’. Si mon aqo John arc of lighter coiriplexioh than Jbe; John is, about. £2 J Mrs of age, dpd about fife feet higlt.;' Slirion about 25 years of age. aml about 5 feel 8 or 9 inches high; it is' probablpfftft sa’id Negroes bent their bourse tbwardj Charleston or Savan q.|h.' ’. .. Any information leading to the discove tf df said Negroes will be thankfully re ceived; and the detection of all or eilher of tliem willjbri suitably rewarded. F. I. MOSES, Suitable for Family use for sale by •feb 4 P. MARLOW. Noticd. A LL persons ha ving de tbe Estate of cnptriin Abraham" Nio- demands against hols, deceased, are requested to preserit their accounts Billy attested,tothe subscri ber, without delnv. N H’OLMSTEAD, Ex’w >' '.'59+L march 12 A Runaway. B UNA\VAY from the subscriber in Darien on Monday the 7th inst. a negro man named CAIN about' 5 feet .7 inches high, .is a very intelligent negro speaks good English and is prettv stout built—has tor many years been employed in boatiugon th* AlRtamriha and Oconee rivers, formerly resided ip St. Marys and may now make tits way tolbat part of life country. A reward.of twenty dollars will ba.paid to any person who will place said negro in any safe jail, if found out of M’- Intnih County, and ten dollars if withih said County. - HENRY YONGE, ’ Darien, April 10,1819. qpril 1185 , ICE. T HE -Ice House in Bolton’s Range, i ’ Treasury Department, MARCH 81st, t8«ft. TBTOTICE is hereby given lo the prnpri* J.M etors of tlie iiqradeFitJed six par cent stock, created in pursuance of an act of Congress, ofthe nth nf March, 1814, a- mounting to six millions sfvpn humlyed and ergfity-nine thousand seven hundred and 'twenty-two dollars and ninety-fwo cents, under the several deriomiiiatinris of tho "Loan of May Id. f8l4, o/10,000,OUO dollars, on' which supplemental Stick has issued ("df "supplemental six percent stock u/1814. loan of May id, 1814, of 10,000,- 000 dollars," and ofthe sir pet cent.stock of 181.4,” that their aertificales upph the sui redder therenf, win. on the first day of July next, be paid tnllierii, respectively,or to their legal representatives or atloriiiea duly constituted, at the Treasury, or »t the • I man Office, where the stock thus tube re* iiribursed, may stand credited. And it is further wade know n for the -iri- furmation ofthe paVtlescorieeriied, that no transfer of the certificates issuel under the act of the *4th March. 1814, from the boqksof the Treasuivor of the Commfs- sioners of-Loans, will'be allowed after tlie, lit day of. June next, and that the interest on the stock hereby notified as payable, will cease ami determine on the day next preceding trie day .hereby fixed for there* imbursement thereof. - S.D. INGHAM, . Secretary of the Treasury. April 9 HSf directly opposite the (-’it.v Hotel, is now open for the delivery of ice. The hours fni keeping open will be from sun rise until sunset, except meal times—Sun days until opri o'clock, P. M. if no objec tions by ihij City authorities, it being by particular request. All orders for ships os the country will meet with immediate at tention. N- B. The House in RofcRwell’s Build ings will be closed for the present. Ephraim spear. april i 76 The, Undersigned H AS foi the present, his counting’ room in the yellow store adjoining his lumber dock. The following quantities and descrip tions of Lumber on hand and for sale; ^to gether with what lie is daily receiving,' wift enable him to executg any orders his cus tomers niny favor jijm with, viz’ .480,06 feet sawed lumber, consisting • 'of boards, plank and scan- . tling •’. ‘ —' .600,000 feet RaoglngTimber 1D0,000 Shingle's * 50,000 Wj.and R, O. Staves : jgll,000 .feet' Reasoned deaf White Piue lumber r 1 45,000 feet,Merchantable . do o^llrders forhtmlier ditto any dimen sions will be promptly attended to’’ ALF<X. A. SMETS. april 19 ... Sfitp cit Ulld for. salelijT A, PARSfl’NS. Druggist No 8 GibboUs 1 Range, de* ti Trustee of Martha A. Murrell Sutiitcrville, C. March 12, 1829. 05 s ® The Winy.iw JnjtelHgeiicer and Sa vannah Republican will publish the above advertisement once a week for tbrno weeks, and forward their bills to the oflice of the Charleston Mercury, aptit 6 8 Notice. F OUR montlts from this date 1 shall make application to the Inferior Court of Cliatii.ui' County sitting dor Or dinary purposes, foi leave to sell, that tract of .'.nvl -.touted on Bkidaway Islam*, coo- taining 610 acres, more or less, arid called IIIB. R IIA, part of the real estate of Dr.' Win. C a.vford dec. To be sold for tho benefitof the creditors. THOS U P CHARLTON. • '. . ■ Adm’r- De Einis non, r feW9' M ' w.