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No 95 »'
XXVI
Fill HAY* EVENING, APRIL 21, 1829.
Whole
53G2.
llemeiiv' for ilic Piles,
t> ~ The Mudieino now (IITorefl to
<*23B®i|ie putilic, is mm which, hits
WV fully subjected to the in-
jffiW falli,bio test ofexperioncoiujid
tSid* in every insianco-whcrc it lias
to sun
in every
l, eon aituudailmtli.tliB mull
a,,,,; In suinii of tho bases, the patient'
h„l lioan labouring molar tho ilUausa lor
yeWi , mil diiriii i that, period
M.
ffiKoit matlicul iilsfop, uu.l litd P?#i»
CX > puinfal surgicdl oparuUon, §UI.-
dutVrnt 1 ®™* nilvunofita. It IS not (like
liaise usually advertised.) nfforodtis a a.or-
Jin aura, for a If* ott«W of dnanses,
I* tliaso' nmicicrl with tins complaint, fin
,.1,1,0 It Is recommon ted, may rely
l u cunfuhuov upon ol.tiii.im2 relief, even
in ittworslfurii.s, in a short time: ami the,
lie .solves are Wehesf jMges o the- hit:
.p,rtu'»ofsuel,ar«,ii«lly. *
Lr ilex, with dijaetions ilftitcd l.y the l*ro-
, pro* mil I’helriloal Store,
■ Nlli 273, North Third, above Ca|lpwhill
* Btrc '‘ f ' pitir.AWir.PHiA.
supply of ibis valunldo medtplrie is
received.'
lorsaio Dnirgiit.
Al tile Bagla no8 GibbmtV Range,
mar It
Choice French Hose Wa
ter.
J UST IMPORTED
And for sale l.y
APAIMONS. Tlrugscisf.
Noil Gibbons’ Range.,
dp 5 ‘
llroiiglitto Jail.
•.TN Savannah, sooio time ago. [i negro
JL inaji a;ho says his name IS JIM, and-
put lie belongs to loon. l*itiii m -but does
ho know'.where 1 his master lives,nor where
ho runaway from. I am inaiiodd. to lie
lievo that hols o viitd by somo one else,
W is 1 feet 'I l-t inches high and about Jo 1
‘ jairs Pf age, lie stammers u little when
Speaking. . ’
JNa t JJBWS.j.c.c
, one 11 112
. Brought to Jail.
I V Savannah on tfijMMst hit. a negro
man who says his name is JOHN ipul
tlia'tlio hSMhjrS I'LSanfltlug of 1 Ita11,*s-
tim 8 0. lie is about 40 years or.age, ami
'.5 fcel lO inches liiell.
JOHN I. DEWS, J.c.c.
• fell SB
MALLE It Y A DUFFY,
intAivuts tfTAir.GRs,
On tho Hay, a few doors East of the City
Hotel, and ueitrly opposite the
Exchange,
T KNDEU their sincere thinks to their
friends, and th* public generally,for
past favors, and respectfully solicit a con
llnuation <Jf patronage,
They liave recoivod by reoent arrivals,,,
fresh and complete assortment of Fiue.Su-
pcrfi a, and Sup. Sup. Velvet and Crape
-(inis id •
BROADCLOTHS & CAS8IMERES,.';
Of tho iririst fhshionable colors, and war
ranted to lio of tile most auproved British
manufactures and
VESTINGS
Of tho newest and most fashionable pat-
toms ifnd materials—the whole of which
lmvjnn heon carefully selected hv Mr. M.
from tho M. York market, and hoing pro
vided with some of^he best workmen, and
the latest I.oil.Ion and* Yew York fashions
(which tlmy receive quarterly) they,will
conelBLUlly endeavor to execute all coders
with which if*ey may he honored, with the
udiloAt iitmctilality,despatch, and in a man
ner not excelled by Any similar establish -
ment in America.
HEADY MADE CLOTHI-SG:
For the ac.comma/tation of gentle men in
haste, and others who may prefer it, they
keep constantly on hand air dbmuivo as
sortment of coats, frocks, Coatees,Surtouts,
Great Coats,’ Cloaks, Pantaloons, Vests,
Shirts, Drawers,Wrappers, tec.—all made
up in the best manner and newest style.
ALSO,
FANCY'AUTICLESJ.
Hucli as—Stocks, Cravats, CiAVrtt Pads,
Watch Guards and Uihhons,ti1oves,Pock-
et ITanjIkerchief?, Collars, Riding Dells,
Pantaloon Chains. tec.
SHOULDER BRACKS,
An improved article, highly recommended
by the first physicians as a most ceitain re
lief to persons afflicted with weakness of
Rie breast from a habit of stooping oi se
dentary employment.
CAPS.
Gentlemen’s and Youth’s morocco and
patcj.f leather Caps, of all patterns.
LA DIRS* CLOAKS.
A few of superior Ladles Cninblet', made
with hoods,mid Pallarines—Also Carolina,
Plaid do.—besides a* quantity of Satinet?
and other Jackets and Trotvsers, suitable
for servants, or laborers.
0 N. B. In consequence of tho particular.it
irmion paid, to the selection of tho above
articles,wo j|rc happy to state that they can
1 ja offered much lower thanthe establish
M. te U.
4,Brought to Jail.
I N Savannah imhe loth inst a negro
man wlio Hiy. hi. name i. Will Brown
an.I that lio belting, to Win Cofttllrff Char
lestnii riC. ’ Ho itsrhiml.27 years of age. &
feet 11 inches high,mill has n .car on bis
forehead,
.. fehM .INO, f. DEWS, j.-c. c.
’^itiiciw has ever done heretolbr
net eu 212
Persian Olio of Rose Lijt
Bulcer
J UST received umr for sale by
•A BAUSONS, Druggist,
i 'U 17 No U <3ilvl)oo’s r.jnge
Splendid Razor Strops,
XAMME ISON'S imrt PRENTISS'
JI J Razor Strjps are kept const iotlv on
hand, and Imse gentlemen who have Used
them, jirnnomino them superior to any at
the present time irFuso. For sale by
A. PARSONS, Drun«»tst
At the Ragle, No u Gibbon’s Range,
march 1$
Court of Ordinary, Eiliug-
.harn County.
UKCKUBKIl, TERM lOiJfl
O N tiie petition of Sam’l. J. Urvan
statidg that ho is posessed of a bond
which he produced to the Court, made and
signed by Benjamin Kennedy late of the
county aforesaid bearing date the l£th
day of January 1819 for titles to a certain
t ract of I and,described in said bond. These
are to cite and*admonish all pprjons having
or claiming any interest in tiie estate of
the said Benjamin Kennedy to file their
objoMions.il' any they have, on or before,
the meeting of the Court of Ordinary for
said c nmty, for May term'1329,’ otherwise
the administrator will he Ordered to nuke
titles to said Jract-ofl ind pursuant to the
-statute in such cases unde and provided.
.1. CH ARLTON, c. c. o. e. c.
jan 12 B
Salts and Creator Oil.
. A ^ IN STOUE
Rft BDLS Ski Glauber
100 boxes do assorted Mines'
1000 quart buttles Castor Oil for Plan
taiion Purpose?
500'quart bottles cold pressed'
Boo pintsf do’ do do
• m '^hich is offered unusually Imv."'
Planters arc particularly requested to
Call and oxamine fur thfcmsoives.
For sale by
A PARSONS, Druggist,
At the Ragle No 8 Gibbons range*
mar 5
Window sashes*.
-H rx JU . ST RBCmrt&i
|] ® 15, nnd'l!&Light window sash
| ~r. es 8by to, ,
f/i n| i band 10 liy is of tho same mini
| '• % 01 vcr y »U|iorloi quality.' Pof sale by
1 feb 28 J -^marloaV.
Liberty Inferior Court.
JUNE TERM, 1828.
JTTPON tho petition of XV. IL Fleming,
praying fov the establishment of" a
certain note of hand,given by JohnUav-
ris.to TJios. T. Shepard, for one hundred
and eighty nine dollars 2 1*2 cent *w|
bearing datqjjn 01 about the fust of Apn.
1820, a copy whereof as nearly as flip peti
honor can recollect, is filed with the said
oetitloh, together with an affidavit of the
loss thereof. It is ordered, that the said
copy he established in’terms of tho act iiv
such cases made and provided,-due notice
being given of the application,agreeably to
the rifles of court, unless cause he shown to
the contrary.
- Rxtract from the minutes;
line 41 v R. BAKRR, Clk
I • r t’o FI ante rs;
H BOTTLES Common
I " H 'srm i , Gil,lor oil
item-,! i ‘ ,0 , S^ierior Cold Press is just
Received and for sale low- by J
* : ... a. PARSONS,
_ , i~Cisb.no ft Cibborts Raiign
. Notice.
I A Tm 10 . ex .P ,ril ^ on of three months from
In.Tt; m ' "ITlnnHioi, wilj' bo iniiilc
,7 l l ; mlols ’ Hank oftlm StfileofOeor-
IX f innawnl ofCertiflcaie No. 525,
I miVo ih«"\i M " ! ' 0 \ r ° r t'volvo slmres. Al-
Iofil.n'i 6 , . iri , n ^ anl ^ Fil '" Insiiraiico Bank
I tUtoS» 8 w te r 0 i S^l.#rrehawa| 0 f Cer-
r,3 ’ tt ^f‘ J««o tfl, taut, for
IJSjjJji'."'. 8 *- lire aboVo Certificates
I “■ lost m tile fil'o of (lie lflUl ultimo.
, 'MOSES CLELAND.
"--IvM.wch 6th. 1825.
jwcivo ■' r.ifo
I ninrchsi
lamsli Segars.
• S(JaHish Keg.irs,-
ami fi^lsai'H by.
J B HERBERT.
Notice.
___ Wliih«*„^ a r ? ftt,r date application
Ti’;.. n r • y* ei ght bhares of 'dm-inQ
I gig
Vestimental Sonj>.
:*(IU8 Soap is cclcbratud for taking all
L kinds of grease and spots froro cibtli
I'or sale by
A. PARSONS.
Druggist No 8 CibboiTs range
dec 2
Shoe Blacking.
TteAY .V. MARTINS liquid Blacking
U 9 Just impoiled and for sale bv. ttll
cask or dozen by Al’MISONS.
Druggist No 0 Gibbons Range.
feb 24
PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER BOT
TLE.
,, Treasurer's O (lice.
Aran. T, 1820.
T HE average prico of Flour during the
last mould being JO per barrel of
18U Ills, Bread for tho present month
must weigh as follows viz:
12 1-2 cents Loaf 2lhs 5 oz
8 1-4 « •' 1 “ 2l;t '•
Of wliicli all Bakers and sellersofBl'cad
will tako duo Noiico.
M. W. STEWART, o. t.
april l
Irish 'Scotch > Vhtskey.
f NiDoinijiilms warramed pure as impor
ted Tor sale 1‘xireinoly low hy.
CHARLES A. WOODRUFF,
fell 3 Dickson's Building.
Just Jteceiml.
* aritling from ship Helen\Har.
' c vruv BOXES frcsli-.Hyson
v Tea „
lO qu.irler casks swcctMaiaga
’ Wino
25 lioxes Soap
... 2<i Uhls superior superfino Canal
FJour s
For sale by' -
' mgr to .JVB. inSRBTERT.
To the Public.
I N consequence of rheou nerons frauds
•»»»d imp isitlons pinctwed in reference
it) my. medicine, I mu ngain induced to
change the form of im HOTTLRsL In
future, the »»AN \ORA will be put up in
round Imttlei, fluted lo igitudiually, with
the following word*, blown in (lie glass,
“'mvaim's Fa^apea, Puilaoa,” as repre
sented above. .
These bottle* .ire much stronger than
those heretofore used,and will have hut one
label, wlilp.lt covers the cork, with my own
signature on it, so that the coik cannot ho
drawn without destroying the sigriature,
without which none is genuine. I'lie me
dicine. may conseqiientlv bo known to he
genuine when my signature is visible; to
counterfeit which, wilt be ftunishablt as far-
ifcnj. , r
' he increasing demand lor this celebrn-
ted medicine has enabled me to reduce the
price to TM'o DGLLAR.8 per hoUle.tlms
hringiiig it withm the reach of th- indi
gent.
My PnnHce i requires no encomium; its
astonishingeffeeisand wimdnrf il operation
have, drawn, both frtim Patients -and Medi
cal I'r ictitiouiTs of the highest rnspentabi
lily, the most unqualified apprbhation, and
established for it a nharaiter which RuvyN
non, though dipped in gall, can never tarn
ish.
The false reports concerning this vain
able medicine,which have been so di igcmlv
circulated by certain Physicians,have,their
origin.either in RNVY. or in the misc iev-
ous effects of tjtb SPURIOUS I MIT A
TIONS.
Tire Proprietor pledges himself to the
Public, and givrs- them tiie most solemn
assurances, that this medicin • contains
neither mercury nor any oilier deleterious
drug.
The public are cautioned not to purchase
mv Panacea, except from mvself, my ac-
credi fd agents, »»r persons of known os-
poctnbilitvFand all those wilt consequent
ly he without excuse, who shall purchase
from any oilier peison?.
\VM. SNVAl.M.
September^ t B28. , -
•The following certific ite dves the his
tory of th** introduction of tl.c Panacea into
the Philadelphia Alms House Iriflrmarv
Those who read'it; will bo convinc'd lint
th proprietor lias never feared the investi
gation of physicians, or endeavored to id*
minister the medicine in secret. It also
e.vinces the prejudices of the faculty, that
those « ho were so anxious origin illy to
exclude tho medicine from this institution,
would ueglect.no opportunity of expelling
it, after it had been introduced.
FROM WILLIAM DIJVNR, Esq*;
One of the Aldermen of the City oj Phi
ladelphia.
Mr. Swiiini, proprietor of a medical com
position called S vaim’s Pa mice 1, applied
to me, requesting me to state what I know
about the introduction of his medicine into
the Alins House—and I consider it a duty
Vo comply with his reqiV si.
Iloing President “of the Board of IMana
gers of the Alms House in the year 11120.
Mr. Swaim expressed »o me a wish to un
dertake the cure of some persons then in
tho house, who-ve cases Were given up as*in
curable hv the medical gentlemen, that lie
was confident of curing' hy hjs medicine
-those cases, and would ontTertaki* some of
the most desperate—and would require no
other compensation than the s itisfaction
to he-dt»rfved from tho service rendered;
I promised to consult the other mana
gers, and did so ; hut j found, that shine of
the medical gentlemen in the house had
labored to prejudice them, as some of them
attempted to prepossess me against what
(hoy denominated quackery. Some of the
managers felt inclined to the trial, consid
ering that ns they were cases abandoned by
the medical men .which were to he c^era
ted upon, lio ii.irnr a’tjenst would be done,
and if cure was prjit ticable, the*6pportuni-
ty ought to be alforded, but they expressed
a reluctance to take any responsibility upon
then; by which I understood that they did
not like to put themselves in opposition to
tho physicians, fathers 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. The
first case selected was that of a woman,
whose appearance was horrib’e, and whose
condition was so deplorable that the pa
tients iu the same room wished'to have her
removed, and the evidence of my own sen
ses justified their oomplaint. $he waa, a
woman of about 30, or 82 years of age. her
right eye was already destroyed, the led
eve protruded more than half an inch out
of thceocket; the flesh of the left cheek was
one complete ulcer, the flesh of the uose
had disappeared and left the i ostrils. two
naked holes, the uppei lip on thedeft side
was destroyed, and tire teeth and gums
Inrei and the whole face, as it appeared to
me, in a state of dissolution ; her appetite
had left lieu—she represented a living skel
eton frightful to behold. Mr. Swaim said
he could cure Jierj hn could not restoreIne
lost eye, nor restore the nose, but he could
restore the left eye and tjie mouth.
Ho undertook the case, and.l frequent
ly attended him in his visits to the poor
woman, and she was cured—and I -liave
frequently seen.lieV since, going nboUt her
ordinary bu^nbss• witn the alacrity usual
to 1 <x porson of that age; the deformity of
course reuiained- \ hut all that reulamed
besides appeared heiiltli.fu^' I have con*
fined myself to this cftse. ugoa which I
was impossihlo to ho mistakon, and for
borne to introduce liny other circumstan
ces than what belong immediately to it.
WM.DUANR.
Philadelphia, March Itth 182B.
CEIiriFICATRoFim. EDWiN A.
ALTER,
Member of the Philadelphia Medical Sock-
ty.
The case detailed in tlio above certifi
cate came under m^ observation, and I be
lieve Alderman Du mo’s statement to be
strtctlv correct. Mr. Hwnim showed im*
two other cases nearly similar, which were
cured by his Panacea,after every other re
medy had failed* '
Averse as l am th quackery, l hope ev-
id’ to he preserved from unjust and selfish
prejudice \ ;uul, therefore, do not hesitate
to give mv name, in confirmation of the ef
ficacy and safety of Mr. Swaim’s medi
cine.
EDWIN A. ALTER.
Philadelphia, Nov. r»th, 18-28. •
A supply »f this Vuluablo Medicine is
just received uid for salo hy
A P ARSONS.'Agent.
.At the Ragle No 0 Gibbons Range,
march 17 63
*£*\vaim’N Vermifuge.
Patent.
TlIH valuable? Anti-dysen
teric and fform Medicine Inis
been used ,for these seven
years past, and its-virtues are
univer 1 Hv icknow|**dged by
all who liavq tried i(, to he far .superior to
any ojher medicine ever emplmed for
most dfseHses children arwsuUjcct in. It is
perlecfly safe, and no child will refiso to
take it. It s-l Vim fails coring Dvsnuterv,
Summer r’ompl tint, Hnllq oi f’holrr.i
Morbus, either.in grown prisons or children
And it gives appetite to almost all dehilitn-
ie<l persons. Wqiihs frenuemlv infest cliil
(Iren, aggravate their other diseases, and
artrtho chief cause of most fevers, bowel
complaints, and chronic and nervous diseas
'es, incident to childhood, whi h are so nu
merous and frequently fatal. It is much
regretted that most vermifuges now in use
are injurious, and thousands of r.hildrnn are
swept oil*, or are rendered feeble, pnle am!
emanciated through tho tiist stage of life
—which leads ou to pulmonary complaints
«&c. &c. Sic.
Worms being especiaMy apt to Infest
persons of debilitated digestive organs and
emaciated constitutions, much mischief is
often done by the ordinary worm nndi-
cines, which generally consist uf the strong
est purgatives,, mercurials, hitters, narco
tics, or spirits of turpentine* Articles of
this kind may destroy worms, hut they de
bilitate the storpaph, arid often mutomlly
injure the general health. Swaim’s Ver
mifuge has the peculiar advantage of.de
stroving* and removing worms from the
bowels without the weakening conseqium-
oes of tho •stronger purgatives, *Ac.—and
it has, moreover, a decided tendency t>»
give vigor both to the stoinaclvaud howe!s
and organsiif digestion—3hereby relieving
the goneraj svstom from many tionhlesome.
complaints. Ir is by this means that so
many giowu poisons have been relieved.
by its lise, of different coTiiphrintf—suppo
sin'/,themselve>t) bw in a decliiie, &ic. &c
This medicnie will relieve’bowel com
plaints or dysentery, bilious cholic, vomit
ing, sickness, puin or weakness in the sto
mach, nr bowels, loss of appetite. either in
children or grown persons, in a f iv hours;
and il scldum fails curing.mii.ux A.jn» fe
ver or fever ague. So.family ought,
or ever will be without it, after a trial.
Worms are capable of producing great
disturbmaos in tile system. • Not only do
f|i«v aggravate ordinary diseases when they
are piesentf hut they also give rise to a
gro «t variety of very alarming anomalous
ifiections. The'whole train of spasmodic &
convulsive diseases may proceed from the
irritation of worms in the alimentary canal.
Cholera, epilepsy, catalepsy, tetanus, pa
ralysis, mania, convulsions, as well as a
variety of other nervous and convulsive
affections, are not..(infrequently the’ imme
diate effects of this cause. Besides these
■diseases, worms liavo also been known to
• produce pleuritic and rlmmnatic pains,dys
entery, remitting foyer,dropsy of the brain,
chronic and spasmodic cough, tec. tec.
tec.
Ainohg tho symptoms which indicate
the presence of worms, the fallowing are
the most common and striking: —A pale,
leaden-coloured,- and occasionally flushed
countenance; a bluish streak under the
eyes, tnese ate dull and heavy, the pnpiis
are diluted aud much contracted, the low
or eyelids and upper lip swell, especially
during tilt; night while sleeping; great
dchiug in the nostrils, which causes ,-the
patient to pick his nose; find breath; dis
turbed sleep; during which the patient
grinds his teeth, is apt to scream out and
start up s-tiddenly as if frightened: tingling
in the ears; giddiness; interrupted' speech:
palpitation of the heart a dry spasmodic
rough; .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 in the hawejs; wasting of the flesh;
'convulsions; fits; palsy; und finally death.
A supply of this valuable Medicine is
Juit received and ft)r sale by
A. PARSONS, Agent.
At the eagle No 8 Gibbon’s Range.
march 31
The Virtues and Use
of run
CURlHAr.
Cephalic Snuff.
Witch, by tong experience has been found
an effectual Remedy for most Disorders
of the HEAD, especially the Common
Heqdach, Ip which it haniltj ever fails giv
ing immediate case, aitd by frequent use
prevents its return. *•
rfT'l,’ admirably opens and purges the bead,
ML strengthens the nerves,revive^ the spi
rits, and has a most gtatefui aromatic
smell.
It removes Drowsiness, Sleepiness, Gid
diness, and Vapours, relieves dimness of
the eves, is excellent in curing recent de:if-
ness, and ha.*been of grant service in Hys
teric und l’nralytio complaints, and in re
storing the memory .when impaired by dis
orders oft he, head.
It is nlso extremely* proper for persons
who visit the sick, or go into linn hofi»som»-
rooms or imheatlhv places, and hot cli
mates, as it fortifies Aim head against nox
ious, exhalations and infectious‘air.
A pinch or two may he taken at any
time, and indeed Several in a day; hut for»
cold, or stoppage in the head, « pinch mr
two should betaken just before going u»
bedi *
Those who are in the habit of taking
injieh of the noinm.m snulfs, (and thereby
injure both head and stomach,) are desire I
to mix some oftliisCRlMI \L!G SNUFF
with them, and their Imd effects will iu a
great-measure, be prevented.
Ison hand and for sale by
A PARSONS. Druggist,
At the Ragle no 8 Gibbuii’s Range,
mar 14
Notice.
F OUR months after date, application’
Will ho ina.ie to the Ifonorahle (lie
Justices ofthe Jtiffifior ■ Court of Tattnal
County, lor leave to sell the real estate of
Thomas Dickinson Into of said eoiinty de-
eeaBed, for the benefit of tho heirs olid cre
ditors of said estate.
Wni. DIOKINSOIiL«
‘Qualified ExecutffL
march 7 55
Fjne/Cliewin^ Tobacco
JT ORlLLARI)S and Riqll’s finit qqal-
i j ityCliewing 'Tobaccoisjnst itppeiy-
"tl and for salehy , --
. DjuggiStNo ? Cfftbon^JCangS.
Savamiiilt Poor (louse und
, ' . Hospital.
V ISITING 6. itt'ee for * pril 182D.
Win. Taylor and Moses Oleland.
Attending Physicians.
Drs Ooppee and Cul)anen.
JOS. CLAIMING, Sec’ry.
march 91 75
Just Received.
P URE Wihter strained Sperm Oil,
Suitable for Family ttso lor sale hy
feh 4 ’ P. MARLOW.'
' Negroes for Sale.
T HE following Negroes, fronj tim
country,'•are offered for Mile, viz :
A negro hoy ,mod about 18 years. •
A itezrolioy ap.ed about 15 “very likely.
A hegrd bo t aged iihortt 15 " do do
\ nejimiioy .iqed about.l2 “
" A negro c;irl a«nd ahmit |2 “
A iiHi;ic'm«n need about 45“a^fld Jmnd
A negro man anwl about 47“ w do do.
*»dl> .
A negrp (■Irl nqe'd 10 yean.' . .
v A negro niau aged 24 a prime field
baud.
A necro hoy nbmil 17 " do do do.
A negro man .asod 35 “ do do do.
A negro'riiaoniid wife, and their child
about 5 years old.
Apply to ’■
nmr 28 J.llPPINORR,
Notice..
P OUR months after date application)
will he nude (h tha lion'., the court
of Ordinary of Bulloch County,' while sit
ting fur ordinary purposes, for leave lo sell
all (lie real esmte of Mane Water, dec., Ibr
tho benefit ofthfc heirs and creditors. .
JOHN WATERS.
fell In 41*
Chniis.
L ANDING lV«m tha&chr Adams from
Biiltimuie 600 Chairs aborted, for
<ale hy
% J. B. HERUERT.
march 23 .
Notice,
*'ll IlE-CupnrfnershipHof IF. Cassldey te
3. Co'.iii Savannah,&.of Selli II. Juuei
te.Co. pi Bridgeport, Conn, vvere dissolved
hy mutual consent on the 21st day of April
last past. All persons indebted, hv note nr
account, to the (inn of II. Cqss dey te Oo.
will make payment Iu*fqr6 the 21 st April
next, as .ill then unpaid will ho put iu suit;
and those having demands wjll immediate
)y pres(»nt them to IL Cnssiitav for pay-
meiK, w|m is duly iiuihoiized lo settle the*
concerns of the firm.
If. CaSSIDRY,
SRTH B. JONES,
Per Attorney,
marc.R20 t? . (I. Cassioky.
iMtrt'c New (iootls. .
r LH I’ received-bv M. Pjondmuast, and
for side low.
3 Cases sup. Irish Linens in full and
half pieces
4 do do do, Sheeting
OF ha les 4 • ■\ Bro w n' do
2 do # do BlcA(.hbd do
5 do 3 4 no Shirtings
5 do 3-4 Brown do
8 do Domestic Fluids te Stripes
Rmsii te Birdseye Diaper
0-4 8-4 fl-4 10-4 Irish do
2 cases ladies Leghorns
l do * mens (Jo
1 do boys do
Fashionable Ginghams te Prints
Plain plaid & stripe Palmarine
IJhie Straw te blk Worsted Barege
Plain Baltico, all colours •
Cfimson te Green Moreens
Blk station Silk—-Gros do Naples,
- Florence & Sinchews
'• Satin Levantine
Fancy cal’d. Grosdp Naples
Plaided Straw col'd hat silk
Fig. Swiss dresses collars te half hdkfs
do atid Plain Swiss te Book Mudins
Cnmbric,Ja« onet.MuU te NimsObk do
Blk I'll. Veil Crape
and Colored do
# ‘ Canton and Nankin do ,
Fancy Gio.v De Nap— Barege,.till'd
Gauze Dress IIlii's .
** S ik Cravats, Jaconet do
“ “ and Marsailles Vesting .
Single te douhle width, blk & blue
blackBombaziti
Bangup cords, white Naiikin te stripe
Jeans-
Lasting Circassians Nankeens
Sup. Blk blue Olive and Mix’d cloths
English Thread & Bobbinet Laces
tec. tec*
mar 26 No$ s te 14 Gibbons’ range.
Ran. Away
O N or about the first day of February
last, from the vicinity of the Brad
ford Springs, (Sumpter District,), the No
groes. Joe, • Simon, and John, their in the
possession of CoJ. \V; Capers. Joe is a
hluck fellow between 40'. and 50' years pf
age, about five-feet. 11. inches in height,
speaks quick and with intefligence. rii-
luon and ,1 (dip. are of lighter cbinplexiou
(hull.Joe; John w about 22years of Jigef
and about five feet high ; Simon about 25
years of age, and about 5'feet« or 0 inches
highi It is probahl$ that said Negmes-bent
their course towards Charleston or Savan
nah. - .
Any information leading to the discove
ry of said Negroes will be thankfully re-
ceiverh and the detection of all or either of
them will be suitably rewarded.
; rP. I. MOSES,
. Trustee*of Mditlm A. Murrell.
• $umterville,-S, C. MurdL’XZ, 1829^
0^ The VV inyaw liiteJngencer and Sa
vannah Republican wilf publisji the above
advevMsenumt once a week for three week*,
and forward their bjlls to the office of the
Charleston Mercury.
J ajjtilV SOui’
Notice.
V Lf. [jpr.oilj haviivg ilnmiiml. acniiiKt
th» Est.itc of c;i|)l.iilr.\lmihHi» Nlbj
liols, dl-CVIIH’d, TUB ICqilPUlBlI to-|m »c‘nt
• Iieir^H.-.co.uils Only uUi'slpd.tii tin mil.sfrl
ber, wUhuol ftelqv.
N HOLM STEAD, Br'o r
niari-li 12 HH
* A IIu iiaway; #
UNA WAY f( "in the. •ml'scrihcr-in
Darie.u tm A.ouday the 7lh insMhn
neorci mrtri nnuTeil C \I V.about, 5 fe t- 7
mciics liitib. is u very intelligent negro
spe iks giNifl English ami is preitv stout
built—has (or many yens ben a j>mpl»ycd -
in hnatiuu *n the A lata mall an ml • . ouen
rivers, former I v resided in Marys ami
mav mm unkehis .nay tmbat pnrrCf i/»n
Country -, A reward t)f tnentv dollars will
txtpnid to any person who. . ill place said
negro in any safe jail, if found out of l\i*-
Intmh County, and ten dollars if withitf
said County.
' HENRY YO NOE,
Darien, April IU, 18J9.
april 1185 • •
Treasury Depiirtracn',
■ M UiCtl fv 1 st, 1825-
N OTIOE 1,rn tivlliv propn-
mm» of tho opreitremc j six jjor cent
•look, rrwifod ill pjirstinore of :m not of
Gongross, oflho 44ib ol Milfoil, 1814, a-
inoiioting to six million. ..oven liiimliqd
nod eighty nine llioiisand seven Inmdroil
milt twenty-two dollars nnd nirieli-two
eenn, Jndor the several di'iioniinatinas of
the "Loan of May 2d. 181 l,.n/10,000, Odd
dollars, on which supiden^iiai- Stack has
irsuedof "nipphiiitnUihh yen cml stark
o/18l4 loan of May id, 1814, uf 111,000,.
(1(1(1 dollars." and of lif|> "six ycr cent stock
uf 1814',” that their certificates iipnn-■ tlio ■
sin render ihoreof, will, oil the first day Jbf ,
July next, be paid totliom, respeetivciy,dr
to.tholr legal reprr.pt inlives or altprnios;
duly cnnsliliilcd, at the Treasury,dr uttho
l oad Office, where the .took thus to be re
imbursed, may stand Credited.
And it is further made kiio"n.for the in-,
forme linn of die parlies concerned, that'no
transfer of die ecriificates iijsiied under tKu
art of the 24ih March. 1814, from lij»-’
buuks of die Treasuiy.or of: the Cummis-
sioners of Loans, . il) lie allowed after the,
tst day of June, next, and \hi\l the interest
on the stock hereby notified as payable,;
•will cease and determine on the day ext
precedin'.: tne day .'hereby' fixed for the re-
inihufsement thereof. - -
S. D. INGHAM,
Seereinry of tlufTreasury.
april 9 H3| " :,
tm
ICE. _
T HE Ice Ilmise in Bnlton’s Range,
fluently opposite the »’ity Hotels is
now open for the delivery of* ic^. The
hours fot keeping opcq will he from silfi-
,nse until sunset, except meal Jinies Sim-
days until one o’clock, 1* M. if no abjec
tions by the Cityaiiifpritios, it he mg-by -
particular request A If orders for ships or
the country will meet With immediate at
tention.' • *• '
N B. Tim House in Rockwell’s Build
ings will bo. closed for the present*
EPURALU «t»EAR.
ajiril l 76
The Undersignecf
:1T AS foi the present, Iris.counting
B JL room in the yellow stole adjoining
his lumber dock.
. The .following quantities and desorip'- *
tions uf Lumber 6n hand and for sale. to-,
getltet with what he is daily receivirig, witl
enable him lo execute apy orders his cus
tomers may favor linn vvilh,.viz.'
. 450,00 feet sawed lumber, consisting
of boards, plank and scan-
tling •
000,000 feet Ranging Timber
100,080 'Hlilngtes - ’ . ,
50,oqo W-nnd U.O. Staves
28,000 feet seasoned clear .'White
Fine lumber . ‘
, '45,210(4 feet' Merchantable do,
Q^ilrdersforhuiibereiitfoahydiinen-
isioris will lie pronqUIv uttended to
•; ALEX. A. SMETS-. .
april 13 . ^Ofljp . , • - v .
;-4 ; f;.
:','.Ndtice.' uf.-. .
quit .mouths fro),, this ^ate 1* shall "
,S.-; application'to thp ; Tnferiot *•'
Court of Ciiatliam County sitting lev Or-,.
(lilinry purposes, foi leave to sell, that tract
of land sftfailed on Skidaway 'Island, con-;
taiiiHffi Odd acres, more or less, and ..colled
HIBERNIA, part ofthe real estate of Dr.,
Win. Orawfortldec,’,. To bo sold for-tile' -
benofitof tho creditor's.- ' . ,
TIIOS :IJP;Ct[AItLTON. ,
l jAdmlr. Be Jimiis .nun •
s*»-9- sa-
