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Newspaper Page TextNo-94...V.4..VoI. XXVIJ Remedy for the Piles. r Tin WEDNESDAY TONING, APRIL 22, 1829. D - The Medicine now offered to the public, Is ono which has .m7 boon (Villy subjoctcd to the In n'S fallible lest of experience; and in every instunoe where it has 1 been attended with the moat complete ,ilO- eess. In some oflhe cases, the patients had been labouring under tho disease lor ■vests, and during that period had received * •__ *••*- urjf 'Vfilfl, "1111 uurillfc H|S»a JJV.S.MS. SIWW SVWV..VU the best modicnl advice, nnllliSd even unf dorgone a painful surgict* operation, with- out permanent advantage. It Is not (like those usually advorllaed.) offered (Ilk my auvuni.ou.) iMisim as a cor- tin cure, for along catalogue of dlseaScs, but those afflidtod with this complaint, foi ; which alone It Is reooinmen led, may rely with confidence upon obtaining relief, even; In its worst forms, Ip a short Unset and they' ithe iisclveture the best-judgotlof the im- .portanoe of Such a remedy. Price 30 cts .per Box, with directions signed by the Pro prietor. *"^tAUBTlN*8 „ Drug and Chemical Store, . No. 273, North Third, above Callowhlll Slr *"’ PHILADELPHIA. A supply of tills valuable medidloe is received. « For sale Druggist. At the Eagle no 8 Gibbon's Rango. mar 0 Choice I^eocli Rose \W ter, J UST IMPORTED And for sale by A PARSONS. Druggist. No 8 Gibbons' Range de 5 Brought to Jail. « N Savannah, some time ago. a negro man who «ays, his naino is JIM, and t he belongs to John Pitman but does no know where his mastor lives,nor where he ranaway from. I am induced to lie lleve that lie is o" ntd by some one else, be is 4 feet 0 1-4 indues high and about t ’■» years of age; he stammers .a little when •speaking. JNO.l esws.j.c.o une 14 143 Brought to Jail. N Savannah on tile ffl«t '• I 1 . Hd.HIIUHIIUII nin 01,, „,,, a Ill'll J man who says Ills name is JOHN nad Jliat he belongs to Sam King of Charles- tan S C. He is about 40 years ot.ngc, and »5 feet 10 inches high. JOHN I. DEWS, j. c. c. feb 28 MALLERY & DllFFY, . DRAPERS tf TAILORS, •On the Bay, n few doors East of the City Hotel, and nearly opposite tho Exchange, f |I I'.NDEJl their-sincere thnnks to their JL friends, and.tho public generally,for past favors, and respectfully solicit a con imitation of patronage. They have received by recent arrivals, a froslutnd complete assortment of Fine.Su- perfl a, and Sup. Slip. Velvet and Crape fi|iis ad 1 BRWADOLOTHfl fit CASSIMF.RES. Of the most fashionable colors, and war ranted to be of the most anproved British manufacture j and VESTINGS Of the newest and most fashionable pat- terns and materials—the whole of which having been carefully selected by Mr. M. front tlie N. York market, and being pro- tdded with some of tho best workmen, and the latest London and Notv York fashions (which' tlipy receive quarterly) they will conetantly .endeavor to execute all oidcrs ivith which thoy may he honored, with tho utmost punctuality,despatch, and in a man ner not excelled by any similar establish-' 'pent in America. READY MADE CtOTHMG. For the accommodation Of gentlemen in haste, and others who may prefbr It, thev keep constantly on hand an extensive as sortment rtf coats, frocks, Coatees, Snrtputs. Groat Coats, Cloaks, Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts, Drawers,Wrappers, At ail made 1, P »R best manner and newest stylo. ; ALSO, fancy articles. ♦inch as—Stocks, Cravats, Ciavat Pads, Watch Guards anti Ribbons,Gloves,Pock- ct Handkerchiefs, Collars, Riding Belts, Pantaloon Chains. Ate. SHOULDER BRACES, An improved ailiclo, highly recommended by tqe first physicians as a most ceitain re-, lief to persons afflicted with wcaknoss of the breast from a habit of stooping or se dentary employment. CAPS. Gentlemen's and Youth's morocco and patent leather Caps, of all patterns. LADIES' Cl,OAKS. A few of superior Ladies Cambist, made with In rods,and Pallarines—Also Carolina, Plnid do.—besides a quantity ofSatihelt. suitable “Whole No 6360. * ALTBI2 Member of the Philadelphia Medical Socle- PRICE TWO DOLL Alls PER BOT-; TLB, * at Public. nceqi fl N consequence of the numerous frauds cine; Jl!T , i" i0n T •" reference cbanL m' r" 6 ’ l*'" J ,? hin indui'eti to Pli future?the*PANAOEA B .?r rLE3 ' A »W.v "f this V.lurbl ZinU km.u. V . , . w ! llb ® P« «P In just received amlfor sale b Brought to Jail.' I N 9svannah on tho lutlr Inst a pegro man w|tn says his namFis Will Brown •>nd that lie belongs to Wm Coffinof Char ’ deston SO. lie is about 27 years of age. i fleet A l inches high, and has a scar on his forehead. . feb 28 JNO. 1. DEWS, j. c. c. 'VcHian O(to of Hose Lip ■■ » IS .|<e IIIIIIJ 1J nil. a -negro and Other Jackets and Trowsers >“** .—.i for servants, or laborers. N. B. In' cnnscqucnceof tho particular at tention paid to tire selection of the above articles,wo are happy to stale that thev can beofiored much lower than the establish ntont lias ever done heretofore. M. fit D. net 28 212 Sake TfUST receiver] and for sale by ^ A-K/\ It SONS, Druggist, i nn ^ No R Gibbon’s range Splendid Razor Strops. E MMERSON’S and PRENTISS’ Raxor Straps are kept constantly on nano, and tltosa gentlemen who hare used them, pronounce them superior to any at Hie preseiit time in use. For tale by A. PARSONS. Druggist Eagle. No U Gihhnn’. t>,„ At the Eagle, No u Gibbon’s Range. march 12 Salts and Castor OTT ^ ^ IN STOUR 4 ®^L8 841 Glauber 100 boxes do assorted Sixes tOOftqnart .buttles Castor Oil f«r Plan tation l’urwfies 500 quart bottles cold pressed w. ?«?, <>0 do "Melt u offered unusually low.” ■Planters are particularly requested to ®ll and examine for themselves. - For sale by . . A PARSONS, Druggist. At the Eagle No 8 Gibbons range, mar 5 b Windpw sashes. praying for tire establishment of n certain note of hand,given by John Har ris,to Titos. T. Shepard, for one hundred and eighty nine dollar's £ 1-5 .cent ml hearing'date on or about tho (list of Apr,, 1828, a copy whereof as nearly as tho peti tioner can recollect, , is filed with the said petition, -together with an affidavit of the loss thereof. It is ordered, that the said copy he established in terms of the act in such cases made and provided, due notice being given of tile application,agreeably to tlie rules of court, unless cause be shown to the contrary. Extract from the minutes, une 41 E. BAKER, Clk — ~ IUST RECEIVED. I X '5. and 12 Light Window sash- , es 8 by lu, lor 0 fn?!! by ' 2n f*he same num 1 rer I superiot quality. For sale by feb 28 49 P-MARLOAV. — To Planters. 1 BOTTLES Common Sno Tf = Castor Oil Received and (or^ “ jU, ‘ ifUlio 8 Olbbonfe^ 8, Notice. A,bl. e a M . pira,i '!? °f three months from to to. p 'IPP 1 Wtlori! will be made IT " ,,n » ai >k of the Stale of Oeor- « - „ a „u ofthe Stale of Oeor- « Ja'ne No ' «* s tso to die M„‘° 13, A r .‘" e lve thares. Al- of the s,ite ^f A and , Pl '! B lo'surance Bank tifieme Nn.\J ® 80r B' a renewal of Cer- lkXX' bS ’ da « at l June 10, 1810. for fore lost in ih B^ be r a J >0Ve Certificates °“ io tha fife Of the 10lh ultimo. - o,„ '• MOSES GLELAND. Savannah, March'Bth.lBSo. fi4fo Spanish Segars. Span - 0 9,V s P?n‘»l* Sega”,’ “ Landing and for sale by J B HERBERT, : -qr 7Z-J." P-*rr march 24 SV I winI e Y ll tL a vl f !"_' h '° application ...ni.r '“•/o.niitJr URIC aL 14 fot qv 8 " lada [or renewal of s'or’ip No and Fi >t J' Bi 8 h ‘ Shares . of .Marine ^&' ?no T v|,a ^ 8 ^* , »archO s sofcA GEO. HALL. Court of’Ordinary, Eiimg- hatn County. which DECEWBra, TERM 1828 ;N tho petition (if Sam'l. J. liryan stating that he is posessed ofa bond which he produced to the Court made and signed fay Beniamin Kennedy late of the e.nunty aforesaid bearing date the 12th-' d i.v of January 1810 for titles to a .certain' tract of land,described in said bond. These nre to cite and admonish all persons having nr claiming any interest in the estate of the Said llnnjainiti Kennedy to file their objections if any they have, on or before tile meeting of the Court of Ordinary -for said county, for May term MID, otherwise the administrator will be ordered to make titles to said tract of land pursuant to the statute in suen cases made and providod. J. CH ARLTON, c. e. q. e. c. jan 12 8 Liberty Inferidr Court. JUNE TERM, 1828. t PON the petition of VY.B. Fleming, praying for tlie establishment of a Vestimenlal Soap. Pit NIB Soap is celebrated for taking nil JL kinds of grease and spots from cloth For sale by A. PARSONS. Druggist No 8 Gibbon’s rango dec 2 ShoefBlacking. D AY If. MARTINS liquid Blacking Just imported and for sale by the enskor.dozen by A.PARSONS. _ Druggist No 8 Gibbons Range, feb 24 Treasurer’s Office. April 1, 1829. T HE average price pfFlourduringthe . last month being SO per barrel of 198 tbs. Bread for tho present montit must weigh as follows viz: : 12 1-2 cents Loaf Slbs.S ox 0-1-4 *• •• 1 “ 2 1-2 “ Of which all Baker's and sellers of Bread will take due Notice. M. W. STEWART, c. t. aprii t Irish ^ Scotch Whiskey. I N Demijohns warranted pure as impor ted for sale extremely low by Ihefolldwicg words, Wowh ln tlte glass, tented tffio 9 ve. AHAlE *’ P, " LADA '’’ a ‘ re l ,re ' These hollies are much stronger than hose heretofore used,and will have but one Inlrel, which covers the cork, with my own signature on It, so that the cork cannot ho drawn without destroying the signature, without which none is genuine. The me- tlicino may consequently be known to be genuine when inv signature is visible; to counterfeit which, wilt be punishable as for- gciy. _ J , I he increasing demand lor this enlebra- . n V‘ „, ,n . e l* a * enabled rue to redueoihe price to TWO DOLLARS porbotllMhus- stinging it svttlihi tho roach of the i n ,|i. uent. My I'anfirr l requires no encomium; its astonishing effects and wAHderfill operation havei drawn, bath from Patients and Modi eal I'ractitiuncrs-of the highest-sper.tabi Idy, the most unqualified approbation, and established for it a charaetor which Envv’s nen, though dipped in gull, can never tarn ish. The falso reports concerning this valu nlilo medicine,which have been so dlligemly circulated by eertain Physicians,have their origin either in ENVY, or in the tnisc dev- dj'l« f «ff»cts of the SPURIOUS I MIT A- The Proprietor plwEes himself to the Public, and givr.s ibWn the most solemn assurances, tbit this medicine contains neither mercury nor any other deleterious drug. The public are cautioned .not -ro purchase ">.v Panacea,oxcept from myself, m y an- ru ed! ed agents, or persons of known os portability! and all those svill consequent ly be without excuse, who shall purchase from anv oilier persons. _ , WM. SWAIM. September. 1828. The following certificate elves the his tory ofthe introduction of tke Panacea intn- the Philadelphia Alms House Infirmary. Those who read it, -will Ire convinced that the proprietor has never feared the investi gation of physicians, or endeavored to ad minister the medicine in secret. It also evinces the prejudices of the faculty, that those who were so anxions originally to exclude the medicine from this institution, would neglect no opportunity of expelling it, after it had been introduced. FROM WILLIAM DUANE. Esq. One of the Aldermen of the City oj Phi- ladeiphia. Mr. Swaim, proprietor of n medical com position called Swaltn's Panacea, applied to me, requesting me to state wltat I know about the introduction of his medicine into _the Alms House—and I consider it a duty to comply with his requ st. Being President of the Board of Mnna gers of tho Alms Home in tho year IB20; Mr. Swaim expressed to me a wish to un dertake the cure of seine persons then in tho house, whore cases were given up as in curable by the medical aentleujen, that he was confident of curing by iris medicine those eases, and would undertake some of tllP most desperate—and would require no other compensation than the satisfaction' to be derived from the service rendered. I premisod to consult the other mana gers, add did so; hut I found that some of. tho medical gentlemen in the house had labored to prejudice them, .as some of them attempted to prepossess ine against what they denominated quackery. Some ofthe managers felt inclined to the trial, consid ering that as they were cirses abandoned by the medical men which were to be opera ted upon, no harm at least would be done, and if cure was practicable, the opportuni ty ought to be af. r orcloil, but they expressed a reluctance totake any responsibility npon- them; by wbiuh I understood that they did not like td-put themselves in opposition to the physicians. Others opposed it alto gether. I therefore offered and took upon myself whatever responsibility there was in the case, and notified Mr. Swaim that I would accompany him, and did so. Tlie first case seledted was that of a woman, whose appearance was horrib’e, and whose condition was so deplorable that the pa tients in the same room wished to have her removed, and tlie ovldence of my own sen ses justified their oomplaint. She was a woman of about 30 or 32 years of age, her right eye was already uestroyed, the left, eye protruded more than half an inoh om of the socket, the flesh of the left cheek was one complete ulcer, the flesh of the nose had disappeared and left tlie nostrils two naked holes, the uppei. lip on tlie left side was destroyed, and the teeth and gums i l vi auiu uaii uillE'l V iwn vjr CHARLES A. WOODRUFF, fab S Dickson's Building.. Just Received Landing from ship Helen Mar. SIJCA TTY BOXES ftesh Hyson ' 10 quarter casks sweet Malaga Wine 2b boxes Soap 20 bbls superior superfino Canal Flour For sale by * mar'19 J. B. HERBERT. was destroyed, and the teeth and gurr hare, and the whole face! as it appeared t restore the left eye an He undertook tfae case, ly attended, him in his yit woman, and she was cure firei and I frequeftt- inded.Himiu his visits to. the odor id—and I h uuuisu lutiiaiuuii « om «»*• ' besides appeared healthful I have con futed myself to this easel upon which Impossible to bo mistaken, and for- borne to introduce any other clrcumstat,- ecs than what fiolona immedtetelv to it. ' „ WM.DUANE. Philadelphia, March llttiR^B. CERTIFICATE OF DR. EDWIN A. Tho ease detailed in the above certifi cate came under my-observatinn, and I bo- lieve Alciorman Duane's statement to be strictly'Correct. Mr. Swaim showed me two riifaer cases ncarlv similar, which were cured by his Panacea,after every other re medy had foiled. Averse as I am to quackerv, I hope ev-i er to be preiarvcrl from unjust and selfish .prejudice ; nnJ, therefore, do not hesitate' lb give jny naino, in confirmation ofthe ef ficacy and safety ot Mr. Swaim's inedi- EDWIN A. ALTEE. rlilladelphla. Nov. 6th, 1828. A supply of this Valuable Medicine Is ind far sale try A FAIlSONg, J At the Eagle No 8 Gibbons nttrch j.7 63 tst :fent. ange. Swaim’s Vermifuge. Patent. THIS valuable Anti.dysen teric and ll'orm Medicine lias been used for these seven years past, and its virtues ere. „ , univorsallv acknowledged by' all who have tried.it, to ho far superior to any other tnodicine ever employed for most diseases children arc subject to. It Is, perfectly safe, and no child will refuse to.’ take it. It ISlAnm fails curing Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Colic or.' Cholera Morbus, either ingrown persons or children- and It gives appetite to almost all debilita ted persons. Worms frequently Infest ciril, (Iren, aegravato their other' diseases,.and are the chief cause of most fevers, bowel complaints, nnd chronic ami nervous discus w, incident to childhood, which ore so nu merous and frequently fatal. It j« much, regretted that most vermifuges now in use'- are Injurious, and thousands of children hre ; swept off, or ,rrb rendered feeble, pale and enunciated through the first stage of life —ivltieh leads on to pulmonaiy complaints fcc. &c. he. Worms -boing especially apt to infest persons of debilitated digestive organs and emaciated constitutions, ipucli mischief is ofte.n done by tlie ordlhary worm nuiii- nines, which generally consist of the strong est purgatives, mercurials, bitters, nnreu- tlcs, or spirits qf turpentine. Articles of lids kind may destioy t7orm>,.but thev de- bilitnto the'stomach, and often materially injure the goneral health. Swaim's Vkr- MtruoE has the peculiar advantage of de stroying and removing worms from .the bowels without the weakening consequen ces of the sltonger purgatives, Ac and it has, moreover, Jr decided tendency to' give vigor both th the.stomach aiid.howeit. and orgnns of digestion—thereby relieving' the general system from many troublesome complaints. It is by this means thht so many grown persons have been relieved, by its use, of different complaints—suppo sing themselves to be In a decline, he. he This medicine will relieve bowel com plaints or dysentery, bilious cholic, vomit ing. sickness, pain or weakness in the sto- tnach nr bowels, loss of appetite, either in children or grown persons, in a fsu> hours and it seldom flits curing ciiills awd fe ver or FEVER AOCE. No family ought, or ever will be without it, after a trial. Worms aro capable of producing groat disturb inees-in tlie system. PJot only do thev aggravate ordinary diseases when they are present, but they also give rise to a groat variety of very alarming anomalous affections. The whole unin of spasmodic k convulsive diseases may proceed frouv-the -irritation of .worms in tiro alimentary can id. Cholera, epilepsy, catalepsy, tetanus, pa ralysis, mania, convulsions, ns well as a variety of other nervous and convulsive affections, are not unfreqnently the imme diate effects of tills.copse. Besides these diseases, worms irave also been known -py produce pleuritic and rheumatic pains,dyi,-' ontery, remitting fever,dropsy of the brain, chronic and spasmodic cough, &c. he. he. ' Among the symptoms which indicate tlie presence of worms, tho-following, are the most common and striking: —A pale, leaden-coloured, and uccasipnally (lushed 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 whilo sleeping; great itching in the nostrils, which causes the patient to pick ids nose; foul breath; dis turbed steep; during which tho patient grinds his teeth, is apt to scream out and startup suddenly as if frightened; tingling in tlie ears; giddiness; interrupted 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: ■ costiveness; unnatural, slimy,or foul stools; pains.intbb bowels; wasting of the flesh; convulsions; fits; palsy; aQil finally death. A supply of this valuable Medicine is Just, received and for snip- by A. PARSONS, Agent. At the eagle No 8 Gibbon’s Range. a march 31 ■Clmirs. ■* ANDING from tlie sohr Adams from' -Lid Baltimore 000 Chairs assorted, for- ^je by march 23 Notice. JJ20UR months afier date, application Wili.be made to tfae Honorable the ll’aiOi HIMI IIIO MllUir os 11 n|»jacqmu »»» ine, in a stato of dissolution; ,|ier appetite Justices ofthe Inferior Court of Tattnal had loft her—she represented a living skel- J Coqnty, for'leave to sell the real.estate of '■■■> — e-e-u jj r . £|,v a iin said Thomas Dickinson late ofsaid county do- J „_i slsa isontnrl .fnr flip honnfil rtf tlin hniri ourl am. cton frightful to behold. Mr. Swaim said Thomas Dickinson late ofsaid county do- lie could cure her; he could not restore the ceased,-for the benefit o'f the heirs aud cre- losteye, nor restore the noso, but he could <llinr«-nfsatd eitara. id the mouth ditarsofsaid estate. * Wm. DICKINSON, , - Qualified Executor., march 7 • 65 iman. aud she was cured—and I have ~r~ : . . . _ ' 1 ~~ ;queittly seen her since, going about hor Fllie CheWlriff TobaOCO'. ordinary business with the alacrity, usual «- ORfLLARDS amt Riell’s first qual- n nsftnn nf that nirfl • tna nefarmitV Of J j ni.-...! rrut..;. oroniary ousiness wun sue 1.WV...7. —■“ OICTLI.ARDS ahd Riell’s first quail to a person of that age: the deformity/Of jjj ityChewing Tobacco is jastrqceiv- aourse rbmamed ; but all that remained g, and for s „, e | )y . A„FARSONS. Druggist No 8 Gibbons' Range, 1 deolt,- ■ ». ■■ dvi .- C ' -» . ■%* " .• The Virtues and Use = ’ OF Till! - COHDIAL Cephalic Dnuff. Which, iy lung experience, has been found an effectual Remedy for most Disorders specially the’ Common Headach, to which tt hardly tvtr fails giv ing immediate ease, and by frequent use prevents Us return. «T admirably opens and purges the hear), fl. strengthens tire nerves,revives the spi rits, and fes a most gtateful aromatic It reinuves Drowsiness. Sleeplhesa, Gid diness, and Vapours, relieves dimness far the eyes, is excellent in curing recent deaf ness, and lias been of greet service in Jtys- tcrio und I’aralytic.complaints, and in re storing the memory when impaired by dis orders ofthe head. Jt is also extremely proper for persons who visit the lick, or go into unwholesome rooms or unhealthy places, and hot oli- mates, as it fortifies the4te.id against nox ious, exhalations and'infectious air. A pinch or two may he taken at any tune, nnd indeed several in xfiayi but for,a cold, or stoppage In the head, a pinch or Jwoxhould betaken just before gulrig to Those who are in tlie ’habit or taking' mneh ofthe common snuffs, (and therebv injure botlrhc.nl and stomach,) are desireil- to mix some ufthis.eT^H VUC SNUFF’ with them, and their had effects will in n great inea*ure t he preventod. .Ison hand and far sale by A PARSONS.Drogglst, .. ,* »wvnotvi),HIWj At the Eagle no 8 Gibbon’s Range. mar 14 Savpnhah Toor House aud v Ilospitak TBrlSITINQ Continiitee for April 1828. ft WHl. Taylor and Moses Clelaod. Attending Plrysicians. Drs Coppee nnd Cnllnnen. JOS. CUMMING, Sec'rv. march 31 75 J.B. HERBERT. Notice. T IfE Copartnerships of I), Cnssidoy & Oodn Savannah,& of Seth D. Jones JlCo. in Bridgeport, Conn, were dissolved liy mutual consent on the gist day of’April last past. All person; indebted,‘by note nr aceoimt, to tho firm of II. Cassidey St Co. will make payment hetnre the 21st April next, as all then unpaid will be pm in suit • und thuse having demands will immediate ly present them.to H. Cassiday for pay- mom, who is duly authorized to settle'the eonoernaof the firm. ' • n. cassidey, •Seth b. jones, • • PerAttomey, march 20 - Ip H. Cassidey. Sheeting do do Shirtings do Naples,' More New Goods. r UST received by M. Prciidcrzast,' cpd for sale low. 3 Cases sup. Irish Lio*ns j n full and half pieces 4 do do 'do 9 hales 4-4 Brown 2 do do Bleached 5 do 9-4 do 6 do 3-4 Brown 3 do Domestic Plaids & Stripes Russia & Birdseye Diaper 6-4 8-4 9-4 10-4 Irish do 2 cases ladies Leghorns t do metis do 1 do . boys do Fashionable Ginghams fit Prints Plain plnid fie stripe Palinarine Blue Straw fit blk Worsted Barege Plain Ballire, all celonrs Crimson fit Green Aloreenr Blk station Silk—Gros do Floronco fit Sinchews Satin Levantine 1 Fancy col’d. Grosde Naples Plaided Strew col’d hat silk Fig. Swiss dresses collars St half hdkfs" do and Plain Swiss fit Book .Muslins CambricJai onet.Miill fit Nensook do Blk III. Veil Crape and Colored do .. " Canton and NantifMo . .Fancy Gins De Nnp—Barege, and Gauze Dress Hkfs “ S Ik Cravats, .Jaconet do “ “ end ^arsailles .Vesting Single fit double with]), blk fit blue black llombazin Bangui) cfards, wiiite Nankin fit sjripe jeans -Lnsting'Circassians Nankeens Sup. Blk hide Olive and Mix’d cloths English Thread fit Bobbiuet Laces fire. fitc'. mar 26 No3 fit 14' Gibbons’ range. - ford 8p Rah Away N. or abuut the first day last, .from tfae vicinity of'tiie'Brai Springs, .(Sumpter District,).tlre Ne groes Jett, Simon, and John, then in the pnssesjion. of Col. W. Copiers, ;Joe is a black fellow . between 40 -and 50 years of age, about five feet 11 incites in height, speaks quick a nd with. intelligence. Si mon, apd John are of lighter complexion than Joe; John is about 22 years of age, and about five feet high, Simon qbttut 2b " - - ---- - - - - n.ih. . Any information leading to the discove ry of said Negroes will, by thankfully re ceived, and the detection ofuil oir either of tbcm will be suitably rewarded'. ’ F. I.‘MOSES, 1i> Trustee of Martha A. Murrell. SumtctvUle, S. C, March 12, 18*9.' .07* The Winyaw intelligencer and Sa vannah Republican will publish the above advertisement once a week for three weeks, and forward tfaejy bills to the office of the Charleston Mercury, . ■rii 6 'SO.'tf • n Just Received: P UKE winter Strained Sperm OU, Suitable for Family use far sale by f"b4 T. MARLOW.'’ 7 Negroes for Sale. T HE following “Negroes, from the country, are offered for sale, vix: A negro bojr aged about 18 years. A negro boy aged about 16 "very likely. A negro boy aged qlroqt 18 “ do do ' \ negro boy aged about 12 " A negro girl agod about 12 •• A neg,o man aged about 45'*Afleld hand . A negro man aged ’Aibou 147**. do do* A negro girl aged lD ycars'i A »ged 24 “ a prime «elt\ A negro boy about 17 11 A negro man aged 33 “ A negro man and wife, and about 5years old, Ariil J 1(1 J.EPPli do do . do. do do do. their child •par 2g. e—Y ■ * % F Jotice. OUR months after dale apt will betnada to the Hon. the or ordiDsxv.pf Bnlloch County, whl iVft.&f. Ofulniiry purpose,sjor leave Jo sell Ull the real estate of.Itaac'Waters dec., fee the benefit offee Jarirs and creditors. ' ifV ,0llN waters, Teb 19 . ~Kc —. iotitje. A LL parsons having ilamsnds against --^-'•['e E(Jite of captain Abraham Ni?- hols, deceased, are teqttesbed tq prtsenl their accounts duly Minimi,t,7the sukscrl ber, without delav. ' . N H flLMSTEAD, Ex'or, ’ ir-rreh 12 59)/.. ., A Uumiway. R unaway fmm the • Darien on Monday th( negro man named CAIN about D fegt .7 incites high, is a very intelligent ne'i ’ speaks gpodpingiish and is pfatty »U built—liat lor many veins been empU in bor* 1 '— “ **-- *• ' -- rivers' moyr I country A'reward of t wen tv ‘dollar's wjL be paid to any perspn who will place sard negro in anv SBfe jail, iffaund out of M'.e lutosh County, and ten dollars if within said County. , V ' : IIENRY YONGE. Djtjen, April to,-1820. Inult—lias lor many veins beau employed m boating on the Alatamaha anil Occpee rivers, furmerly resided in Ql.’.Mirf* and may now malft tiiS waylo that part of th# aprll It C‘ Treasury Department,- MARCH 91st, 182!):' In fl rlPli’. In ItaFaku etuaw ...si HIQIHJU 3IH, idwp- TlgroTlCRU 1ieri»by given to tbf* propv^ ix| etms of'tlio unredeemed six per cent slock, created in iilirananoe Qf an ' act of Congrcas, ofthe 24lh n| Murrh, 1814, ah miiimtiug to six milltons Wrtl fid and eighty-nine tlionsanu seven liurnlr, J’nd twentyttwo dollars and niftety-tv cents, tuulcr the several denominations j the of May id, 181,4, of 10,009,Ouq ’ dollars, on which suuplsme)ttal Stock has issued /” of “supplemental sir fervent stock, ' e/1814 loan of May id, 1814, o/lojIOt),- uop dollars,” ami of the ‘‘sir per rent stock 0/1814," that their certificates upon tho stujrvntlyr (hereof, will, on tho first day of JiiiyneXi, bo paid ti.tlujm, respectively,or to their Iczal representatives.of. attornii.-s duly constitutsd, at the Treasury, or nttlie ; I oan Office, where tho. stock thus tu be rev hajutrsed, may ataml credited. - And it is furlhorinarte known for the in- -formation of tire parties concerned, tharmo - transfer ofthe certificates-issued under the act of the 24th Marelt, -1811, froiii the . . books of tho Treasury or of the Commis sioners qfLoans, will be allowed after tha 1st day. of June next, and that the interest 1., on tire stook hereby notified as payable, will cease and. determine on the day next preceding tno day heroby.fix.ed .for the re- imbarsomentthorepf. 4T S. D. INGHAM, 'Secretary orahq Treasury, aprii 9 - . H8f ■ ^—4rS» .. . ICE. nhHEAeh Iton*-ift BBlwn’s Range, JL diieetly opposite tlie City Hotel, is now open for tlie .-delivery of lee. Tho hours Tot keeping Open will be from sun rise until sun-.et, except meal times—Sun days ofatH one o’clock, P M. tf tin objec tions by the City authorities, it being fay particular request. , All orders for'ships or tlie eouptry will meet with immediate at tention. -. . - N B. Tho House in Rockwall’s Buijq ■ ings will be closed for the present. .EPHRAIM SPEAR, aprii l ,78 • The U|idersigne4 H AS fpt tire presen}, fait.counting room in the yellow stqie adjoining his lumber’dock. The following quantifies and descrip- -• lions uf.Lumheron-hsriAjand'for sale; to. gether with what lie is daily receiving, will enable.Iiim-Jo execute,any orders (In cifs- tomers may favdr Him with, viz • t 450,09 feet saivod lumber, consisting 'of hfaards, plank send scan tling . 000,000 feet Ranging Timber o ' 100,090 Shingles 50.000 W. and R..O. Staves 2u,000 feet seasoned clqbr WhitO - Pine lumber; Of ’ 45,900 feet Merchantable do . C7*Grders for lurriber cut to dny dimen sions will ho'promptiv nttcnded-to ALEX. A. SMETS. aprii 13 8A(f. F c Notice, . J , iOUB monthri.froiii this datj? 1 sbalf m?ike'(application to the Inferior . Court ofw.Ghathain County sitting tpr Or^ dinapy-purposeS, foi leave to sell, thtft tiact ,of land situated on Skidawny Island, con-f taining 030 acres, more or leas, and called HIBERNIA, part ofthe real estate of Dr^ Wm. Crawfotd dec v " To. spjd for .th* beiient of tho creditors! iJTHOS. U P CnARXiTONi.i. fob 0 , -«r*. itp?