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Newspaper Page TextSAVANNAH DAILY REPUBLICAN. ry 0 102 VoJ, XXVI FRIL> \Y EVENING, MAY! b 182!). - . Remedy for tlie Pdos. . D fHe Medicine now otlerod In the public, is »no which has In-wfiillv subjected to the m- k&J n.li'iblo test of experience; and in every instance where it every instnuce.-wiiciv •* Has Jod witlVtho until compleie suo- ln sofno of tlio case*. tl»‘J patuuit^ rTbee lahnmin? under the disease lor h '" , luriic' {tint period had received t'T* medical advioo, and had even tin-. ’CT'IUdsur.ie.dnpe , r manent advailt " e. boon attend llie li ition, with- it is nut (like oftured as a ccr „u l ),,rin 7 1 r ‘ !ve rtisca,)uflered as a c :hosy,,SUa /rt on ^oata^^^ of discas with-this complaint, in those 5fll|otcd alone it is rccommon led foi rjjly agteMtai irirlor. ®;eh"'Sehert’Hge* 0^ «>* >■" llieacelV'' are u v |fc) c e SO cts icr'liuSi' v r itlt directions signed by llio.l’ro- ^'^IT'aust.n'S » ! Prill! and Oliemical.Stnro, No. 273,North Third, above Callowh.N s ' tc0,, pmf.ADET.rw A. •] A sitpply'of this valuable iiicdicino b received. At the liable not Gibbon's Range. * mar 6 Court of Ordinary, Effmg- 1mm .County. nr.LE.MBFIl, Tl.ltM 1(120 gTbN the petition of Sqin’l. J. Ilryan ' -W stating that ho is poseljcd of a band liieli lie produced tutlio Court made and gned by Benjamin Kennedy lalu of die "inly afnrcsaid bearing dato tlio lqtli lay nf January 1010 for titles to u certain act of I mil,described in said bond. Those ' in cite and admonish all persons having claiming any IntorMt in the estato of the said llenjainin Kennedy tp-flle their, objoationsif any tliby have, on or before tlio mooting of the Court of Ordinary for said county, for May term 18*9, otherwise the administrator will be ordered to make titles, to said.traot of land pursuant to tlio. statute in such cases made mid provided. Choice French Rose \\ a- ter. J UST IMPORTER And for sale by A l’ARSONB, Druggist. • ' No 8 Gibbons' Range, do 5 _ , Liberty Inferior Court. JUNE TERM, 1888. ■ HTPON'the petition'of W. B. Fleming, U paying for the establishment of n certain note of hand,given by John llar- risRp iTljoi. T! Shepard, for one hundred and eighty nine dollars 2 l.j cent' mil bearing dato on oi about the (list of Api„ ,18»8| a copy whereol as nearly as the petl tinner can recollect, is filod with ihe said letition, together with an affidavit of the ussthereof. >lt is ordered, that.the said copy be established In terms of the act in ■melt cases made and provided, due notice being giyen of the application,agreeably to the rules gfedurt, unless cause be slipwn to the contrary. Extract from, the minutes, ime it . E. BAKER, Clk Drought to Jail- I N Savamiali. somo time ago. u negro man who says hi* namo »it JIM* and that he belongs to Joon Pitman but dcos not know whero his master lives,nor where no ranaway from. I am induced to be lieve that he is owlud by somo. one else. hcH 1 feet 1 Inches liighuml about 1ft years of age; ho stammers a littlo when .speaking. JNO. I- DEWS,/. c. c uno I t i-M Brought to Juil. I S Savannah on the 31st ull. * negrq man who says Ids name is,JOHN nnd tint lie belongs to Sam Ring of Charles- • tnn S C. He is about 40 years ullage, and 5 feet 10inches high. '■ JOHN I. DEWS, j.c.c, fell *8 Shoe illucking. flV\Y & MARTINS liquid Rlnokirig Just imported and fnr sale bv the cask ordoaen by A P ARSONS. Druggist NmI Qilibrins Range, fell,24 ■ —4' *T" Brought to Jail. I N Savam-.ali ou tlie ,10th lust* negro man who srys Ids Jl’nine is Will Brown' 1 ail I dial ho belongs to Win Uoffiiiof Char .jestoo SC. He isabout,87,years .yfgge. 6 • feet 11 inches high, and lias a pear on 'hi* • forehead. fob 28 3NO.L DEWS, j.c.c Treas'urerVOffice. April T. 1849. rnilE average price of If lour during the M-. last month bejng per barrel of 1.00 lbs. Bread far ,'tlie present uKyitli must weigh as follows vix: 141-2 cents l.oaf 2lbs 5 ox 8 t-4 * » ' 1 •• 21-4 •*; Of which all Rakers and sellers o'fjBrea'd will take due Notice. JI. W. STEWART, c. t. april 1 1 Persian Olio of Hose Lip lire. '$m JUST received anil for sale by tf A PARSONS, Druggist ' j in 17 Nn i; Gibbon's range Splendid Razor Strops ■®77 MMERSON’S and l’RENTJ&jj Ja_J Razor Straps arc Ut*pt constantly on »hand t anti t linage n tie men who have used 'them, pronomiee them superior to any at i tlie present time in use. For snlo by A. PAUSONSvDrngglst At the Eagle, No 8 i>ibbon?» Rango. march 12 Salts and Castor Oil. i.v STonn Illll.S Sal Glauber ibjr r| fcr loojrav,; .do assorted sixos toon rpii.rt iiotdes Castor Oil for Plan bu'um Purposes 500 qqart botHes told Dressed• 300 pint! do do' do vvliieli is olb red unusually low. f Planlors are particularly requested to pall .uid examine for.theiuselves. FcTtab by A ^’ARSONS, Druggist At the Eagle No JG,'" “ mar 5 Jlbboiu range. Window sashes. JUST RECEIVED. | 15 ' nl, d 14 Eight window sash -■-4-7. os-8 by. 10, a.. 01lll! md 19 by 14 nf the siimc Hum .iBr of very suponoi quality. Por sa'ie IrV fob 28'.'. •„ To Vlantcrs. lm »#&&& ..Oomnion Castor Oil Wfr'ItPtmUitLWlf Received and for sale low by . A. PARSONS,' •niggisi, no a Giblimis Range. 500 • 3N .Superior _C„ld Press is just A Notice. r the expiration of three jnonths from t m dale, application will be nmde mo 1 lanters’ Bank'of the State of floor'. 5, "I *1® renoivnl of Certificate No. 02f>, m m u"‘m l813 ' hf l»e|W share- AP- ofj|?„ l i°,' iln !"' anJ f'dc Insurance Bank tin', ‘ v al ° W Georgia for renewal of Cer-, it'»• >"lir„ for ivcvo H f l . aie | i ‘ n The : ' l,,>vo Gertifioates w <9e lost in the fire of the lGtli ultimo. I - .MOSES CLELriND I h ^v.innnh, i\I.nch 6th. 1829. nwrch o 54^ Spanish Segaru. ' ll Spanish Soeari) -■* Landing «\nd for sale.by ^ : JiniERRiCRT marr.h 2t Notice. IbfffNETY days after date application 21 for" T - !' or re ,',' 0 ™ a l of scrip Ni and b" T vc '> t y-ctght Shares , 1, !rq Insurance Bank ‘ n 'ey name. nf 'urine Stock, standing • T " : ‘tch 11 !’6f ex GEO. IIAEI, jan 12 cases jHHIil J. CILARETON, c.c. p. x. c. Vestimenlal Soap. FBI HIS Soap is celebrated for tailing all :Bl kinds of grease and spots front oloilr For sale liy A. PARSONS. Druggist Nn 8 tliHboit’s raiv.'P dec 2 PfUCE TWO DOLL ARS PER BOT TLE. was impossible tp be mistaken, and for-, borne to introduce any .other circumstan ces than wliat belong immediately to it. WMi DUANE. Philadelphia, Morcii 11th 18*8. CERTIFICATEoFDR. EDWIN A. ALT EE, ■IfemSer pf tht Philadelphia Medical Socle- ' t;/. The case detailed in tlio above cerlid- cate came under my ohjucvation, and I be- liovo Alderman Dnano's statement to be; strictly correct. Mr. Swaim showed mo two other eases nearly similar, which were' fed by bis Panacea,after overy other re-, medy had failed, A*ofse nj am to quackery, I liopo ev er to be preserved from mijust ami saltish prejudice (and, jliorpfore, do nothesllato to give my name, in confirmation of the ef ficacy and safety ol Mr. Swalm's medi- Tp the Public. I N consequence of t)ie numerous frauds c l°f* and impositions praetised in reference * EDWIN A. ALTEE, to my medicine, lam again induced to Philadelphia, Nov. 6 th, 1828. ohnnge the form of mj BtlTTLEff. lii future, the PANAOEA will bo put up in Just Received. Emuling from chip Helen Mar. B( ^ Xl5s • fr ^ 1 ' Wj ,oin • ,10 quarter casks sweet Malaga • Wine ’ - ..SS boxes Soap 20 bbls^supeiior sqpcrfine Canal . For sale "by mar 19 J..B. HEBBERT. Cptton Cords, Brown . Sheetings, &c. F* BALES While Drab & Olive Cotton <>P Cords .4 do 2-4 Brown Sheeting 25 ' Domestic Cotton Sliirjs, fur,sale by PIULBUICK& BAKER april 23 round hott lei, (luted longitudinally, with' Ihe following words, .hloivn in Ihe glass, “Sivaim's I'amacka, Piiilada,” qs repro sented above. ' •- •, These Imttles are much stronger than' thoso heretofore used,nnd wjlj hnve but one Inbcl, which covers the cork, with my own signature ,nu it, so that the coik cannot be drawn without destroying the signature,' without which none is (tannine. • The me dicine' may consequently be known to he genuine whoo my signature Is visible;, to counterfeit which, toill be punishable as for-. %o increasing demand lor this celebra ted medicine Inis enabled mo to reduce the price to TWO DOLLARS per Imttle.thus bringing it witltlo the reach of the Indi gent. My Panacea requires no encomium; It. ustnuixhiug effects and wonderful operation have drawn, both from Patients and Medl cal Practitioners of 'll- highest re.peetabl lily, the most unqualified approbation, and established for it ^character which Envv’s port, though dipped in gall, can never tarn- Isl). '• „■ ' ' ' Tip* falsa, reports concerning this valu able iiiedicine.whieliliave bead qo di'igenilv eirculiited liy certain Pliysieia'nsjiave t'inir origin either in ENVY, or in the inisclev, ny« directs of the SPUlUOtlS IMITA TIONS. ' ; The Proprietor pletkes himsejf to the Public, and gives then! tKe mosi solemn Kssurauges, that' this medlrlne contains neither i»erci|ry nor any other delelerious dryg. ' v Tlie public are cautinned not. to purchase lily Panacea, except from inyself, my ae ereili.eil agents, nr persons pf known os r iceubilit.vt anil all tluisis will consequent v.be without excuse,,who shall piirciiaso from any oilier persons. "• WM. SWAIM September, 1828. The following certificate give* the his tory ofjjie Introduction of the Panaeoa iuto Ihe Philadelphia Alms House Infirmary. Those who read it,, will be convinoeil that tlif proprietor hm never feared the invest! A supply of this Valuable Mcdicino is , ust received and for sale by A PARSllNS, Agent. At the Eagle No 8 Gibbons Range, march 17 93 Jupt Received, r HE Extraordinary Military Career of Joint Shipp, late a Lieutenant in his .Majesty’s 87tb Regiment—Written by himself. ■ • "No one can read the account of his sufferings, without the deepest cominiserar niliun."—London IMcrary Ornette. “ We are satisfied that no .oneiwill rise from tlio Nanativo of our brave Aiito-Bi- ogrupljer, without having,been deeply in terested In his story."—The Critic. ■ • ././ J" ... x- .VL.DRISqOLL. april .23 (Srocerjea. %us!‘ SE ' iUOn bush Liverpool Salt ■ 40. Iilids Primo St. Croix Sugar .53 do Moliissjis 109 l ags Coffee 200 bills Oiii. different hrands 40 do Wiilskey 30. do first qnality.Cannl Flour {(0 do Middlings do 10 do Linseed Oil 200 boxes Sdsp different brands 20 do Sperm Candles Is puncheons J .malca Rum .6 pipes Cognac Brandy 8 .do Holland Gin 1C kegs V I{ Butter 3 tes Sperm Oil ■ „ . It 5 ALSO - ' Crates Crpckery. .For.saioliy _ I ... J B HERBERT- Charles A. Woodruff, Jjtw received and fr~ /fl CASI Pbili Has received and for si.., ' ~ CASKS, containing 3 dox. each l’hilailelpliia Ale mid Porter, 00 bnxos.suporiqi-Cgab Cider eviuees the prejudices of the faculty, that thoso who wore so anxious originally to Exclude the medicine from this institution, would neglect no opportunity of expelling it, nfter it had been introduced. . FROM WILLIAM DUANE, Esq. 0(it of the Aldermen of the City oj PM* t ■ ludelpllia. Mr. Swa'lm, proprietor of a medical com position called Swaim’s Panacea, applied to me, teqiiesting me to state ivhat 1-know abihit the 1 Introduction pfhis inedieino into the Alms House—and I consider it a dilty to comply with his requ st. • i • Bping President of the Bnnrd.of Maun gers of the Alms House in the year I8*n, Sir. Swaim expressed in me a wish to tin-, dertako the cure of some persons then in the liomc, whore oasq* were given upas in- cerabie by-theSwiWaat gentlemen, that he. was confident of.curing by his- medicine those cases, and would undertake some of t|io most desperate—and w.ould require no other compensation than the iatisfaction to be derived from the service rendered. I promised to consult ,tlie other mana ggrs, and did so; but 1 found that spine of the medical gentlemen in the house had labored-to prejudice iheni, ns some of them attempted to prepossess me against what they denominated qunckery. Some of the managers felt inclined to the trial,jco.nsid- nring that as they were cases abandoned by the .medical men which .wore to be opera ted upon, no harm at least would be done, and if cure Was practicable, the opportuni ty ought tp be afforded, but they expressed a reluctance to take any responsibility upon them; by which I understood that tlipy did. not like to pu^ thoin«elvcs in opposition to tlie physicians. Others opposed It alto gether. I therefore offored and took upon ipyself whatever rcsponslbility tliere was in the ease, and notified Mr. Swaim that I would'accompany hiuv and did jin. The first case stlected was that.pf a woman, whoso nppearanoa was Iiorrib'e, and whose oonrlltlon was so deploiable that, the pa : tients in the samo.iooin wished to have net. removed, and tho pvlclenco of my own sen ses justified their oamplaint, .She was ; woman of about SO.or 32 ye;irs of age, her right eye wad already uestroyed, the left eye protruded more than half an inch out of tlie sockeL.the fiosh of tlio left check was one complete ulcer, the flesp of jlie nose had, disappeared and left .the nostrils two. naked holes, t]jb tippet, lip on the left sido. Hibberfs Lbndo'n l'ortcr in qvts and pints. - Dickson’s Building, Bay street, march "30 — ; i **•’ r "‘.■"'•Bacon. T2 41, dfti vf!k L,i3, Middlings hPv.P w 10,000 Shoulders ol' superior quality# .ALSO, 5 bbls. obi Roach Rranrly Just received land lug Iroin Steam Boat Carolina. For gale by . njll .ii J B. HERBERT. Svvuim’s Vermifuge. Patent. t THIS valuablo Anti-dysen teric and Worm Medicine hits boon used for theso seven' years past, and Its virtues -tire universally acknowledged by- all who have tried it, to Tie far supprior ii> npy, other medicine ever employed fur most diseases children are subject to. It is perfectly safe, and no child will refuse In' take it. It sel'lom fails curing Dysentery Summer' Complaint, Colto or Cholera Ajorbus, either in grown persons or children and It givey appetite t* almost all debilita ted persons. \VormafreqiienilyInfestchll dren, aggravate their other diseases, mid are the chief cause of most fevers, bowel complaints, and chronic and nervous diseas es, incident m childhood, which are so nu merous am( frequently Watal. It is inpeli regretted that most vermifuges now in'use are injurious, ajid thousands nf children arc swept off, or are rendered feeble, pale and e'rnaiiciated through the first stage of life —which' leads on to pulmonary complaints Jf.o. &c..&ci' “ ' " - Worms being .especially apt- to Infest persons of debilitated digestive organs and emaciated constitutions, much mischief is often done by the ordinary worm modi- elites, wli jch gcnerallji consist of the strongs est purgatives, mei-curi'als,' bitters, narco tics, or spirits of turpentine*"' Articles nf this kind may destroy .worms, but they de bilitate the stomach, and often mateiiully injure the gqperal health. Bjvaim’s Visa-' snrude has the pec'uliiir advantage.of do-i stroying-and-'i.einovhig wpruis ftoni the bowels without tlie weakening consequen ces ol’ the stronger purgatives, tie and it lias, moreover, a decided tendency tii give vigor both to the stomach and bowels and organs of digestion—thereby relieving the general system iro’m m'anyarppblesptnu complaints. It is by this means that so’ The Virtues mul Use OF 1 IIV, con Dili, Cephalic Snuff. Witch, by.lorigcij.‘ricnce, lias beev fount*, an off'cctiial Remedy fir nwat Qiwrifcrs of tht HR AD, especially ~ Ihe Common Headach, to ithich it hardly ever fails gir* in if immediate ease, and by frequent use prevents ili return. ' gV admirably.opens and pprgei tt>ol\cad, BL sirenglliohs tiio serves,revives the spi rits, nnd-has a irmsl gtateful aromSt'ic smell. " ' ’ jS* It removes Drowsiness, Sleepiness; Gid- dipnss, and Vapours, relieves tiimnesS of the eyes.' is excellent .ni pining recent deaf-, npss, and has been </ gre-,-, .service in ilys- terie and Paralytic contplsmts, end in rc- stonng'the memory when impaired by dis orders of the heaij.. It is also extremely proper for persons' who visit the sick, or go into unwholesome rooms or unhealthy places, and 'hot cli mates, as i| fiiAlfiei the head against nox ious, exhalations tfnil infectioris air. A pinch or two may' bo taken nt any Whole No <5308. Just Reccivctl. URE Winter strained Bpcrm Oil, Suitable for Family use fur sale by ft!, 4 P. MARLOW. betl. .■■■P , Those wh.6 are in the habit of taking much 'of the common snuffs, (and tlicreliy injure butli head and stomach,) are desired to mix somd qftlii. pEPII ALIC HNUFF with them, and their bad effects will in li gre?l measure, be prevented^ js on. band and for sale”by A PARSONS. Druggist, Atthp Eagle ho.8 QlbbonTltu'nge iqar 14 Chairs. ANDING from tliesclir Adams Irom’ Bj Baltimurc OOP Chairs assorted, for sale by .- J.- i. Bi HERBERT. march 23. gallon of physicians, or endea.vpreil to adydiniii'y.grown persons' have been relieved, minister the medicine in secret. It also j jL 0 f djirerent complaints—suppo- sini thcinselieVtuba inn^declinc, &c.-&c nedieme will "Hlicve 6cugf.com- • dysentery, bilious Cholicj vomit* ' Notice. qmiE Conarfnersliips of II. Cnssidey dr .Hi ' flo.ln Bavan’iialt.dtof Setli.B. Jone- &Co.|n Bridgeport, Conn, were (lissolveif hy 'mutual consent ontiitSlstday of April last past. All persons indebted,Tiy iidletin account, to the firm of 11. CassidOy St Co. will inako payment before the 81st April, next, as all then unpaid will be put MSSmt: and those having deniainls will iiniijediatc ly present flicni to 11. Cnssidey fer pay mem, wliu is duly nutlioiixed to settle the concerns nf iho’firin, v II. CASSIDF.Y, SETH B. JONES, Per Attorney, marcli 20 tp II. Cassioet Negroes for Sale/ IIF following IS'nuroes, from the 0. country, arc ofTeurl for sale, viz; A negio boy aged about Id years. A negro boy aged about 1J> “very likely. /V neuro boy aged about 15 '* do do \ negro boy .t^eil about 1 l i “ , A negro gill p.gcd about \2 “ A negio man aped about 45“.i field band A negro man aged abom,47*' do cliff . , I; also A negro giil aped |0.yo\rr.._ A npRio man aged sM •• a prime field hand. A nepro boy about.! 7 “ do do do. A negro man aped 65 “ do do do, A in-pro man and wi{o, and their cli abmit ,j years old. Apply to mar 28 J. KVi'lN01'Tt ; Notice. ^ HA OUR montlil afier^d.Tte application li 1 will bi) made to the lien. tl,e r.mrt of Ordinary of llalludi Qnnmy, wbile -it- ting fur ordinary parjnnes, iur leave to -ell ell the real esinte uf Isan.' W ar rs dec., for tliebpnofit 'oftlie Rein and creditors, JOilN UATEItfl; felt. 19 r cl »« No! ice. I.T, persons having i'emands ,iijinst L tlie' Elute of captain Abraham Nic hols, ilc-ceavrd, nro i, qirt-ied to jnesenl their account.duly aiiosiod.tol'u- subscri her, without deb,V. N HOLM STEAD, Ri'aA march 12 on) ■„ IT A it tmawfiy. UNAW A Y from lire ,u!i3.'ri!u r in Darien nn Monday the 7tlr in-i. a negro man named CAIN about ft , t 7 inches high, is a very intellioem mero xpealis gnoi) English an I ir pretty noiil built—lias Iur many years been employed iri boating on. the Al.iimnalia nnd t teoue'e rivprs. formerly resfdedTn Kt. jliarys and may now nnke Ills. Way to that part uf llio eorjintry A.reward ofini niv dnitqjsaffl lie paid to day person who will place said negro in *nV safe jail, if found out of'M’- l.itusli C.ouilUC, and ten dollars if will,in mid County, april 11 HENRY YONflE, ll.iricfr, April Id. 18 to. 85 This medicine rfoin/J or dysentt | hg, sickness, pain"or weakness in the sto mach or howels, loss of appetite, either in children br grown persons,-in a fw hours; and it s^ioe^ fells curing chills aud rt- VEn on Ti'kvin aouk. No family ought, or ever will be without it, after a trial. Worms are capable of producing great disturbrn.ei in tho system. Not only dti thov aggravate ordinary diseases when they are present, but, they also give rite Id a grcat'variely of very alarming anomaldns affections;'The whole train nf spasmodic Sc coovulsiv’e diseases may.proceed frdin tire irritation of worms in.the.aliiqentary canal, Cltol'erai epilepsy, catalepsy, tetanus, pa ralysis, mania, convulsions, .as well ns a variety of other nervops anti tSsfiiJsivs affections, are not unfrequently the imme diate effectsof this cause Besides these diseasM,>9rms.liBve also been known to produce pleuritic and rheumatic pains,dys entery, remitting fever,dropsy uf lire brain, chronic and spasmodic cough, &c. &c. Among tRu symptoms which indicate the preserroe of worms, the billowing are the most common and striking;—A pale, leaden-coloured, and occasionally flushed, countenance; a bluish streak under the eyes, these are dull and heavy, ihe pupils nre diiaied nnd much contracted, the low or eyelids and.upper Tip swell, especially during' tfie night white sleeping; , great itching in the nostrils,which canids tbe patient to pick hisnoso; foul breath; (list tnrljetl, sleep; "ditring which .the patient, grinds liis teeth, is apt to scream qiif and starf Up suddenly as if frightened: tingling, in the ears-, giddiness; intorfppted spoeclti, palpitation of the heart. a dry 'spasmodic: cough; irregular and depraved appetite, being Sometimes entirely suppressed, an'tr nt others exceedingly, voracious; nidolnen. swelled and hard; looseness of the bowels: oostivencss; unnatural, slimy,dr foul stools; pains in the botvgls; wasting of the flesh; convulsions; fits; palsy; and finally death. A supply of this '.valuable Medicine is Jurt received and for sale by A. PARSONS, Agent. At tl)*'eag|e N.o .8 Gibbon’* Range march 31' .. .. - c —— -i— 1 Notice was destroyed; and'-tlie ..teeth and 'gums; "El OUR pionths after date, application hare, aiid.the whole face, as it appeared to. .1 will bo inado to the Honorable the me, in a/tato of dissolution ; her irppetite. Justices,ofthe,Tnfefictt' Court .of Tattnal, had left bor-rsho reproseiitcd a living skel- County, for leave to sell tile real qstate of. otnn frightful to behold, fyr. Swaim sank Thomas Dickiuson late of said county do- : lie could cure hers he could not.restore the ceased, for tire benefit of iRe heirs'ntrd.cre-. lost eye, nor restore the nose, Inn lie could ditors of said estate. ■ . restore tlio left eye and tho mouth. Win. DICKINSON, IIo undertook the case, ' ami I frequent; _ .Qualified Exgcutor. ly cuemlcr'l liim in his visits to tlio poor mqrch 7 55 ivoninn. aud.shc was cared—and .1 have ^ , frequently seen her since, going about her ' Pipe Chcwini? TflbaCCO. ordinary husines's with tho alacrity usual- to a person of that ago; the deformity of entirsc remained j but itll that remained', besides appeared healthful I have, con futed myself to this case, upon which 1 More Ne\v’ Gqods, J UST received, bjr M. Prendergast, «nd .for sale lorv. 3 Cases sup. Irish Linens in frill and IralffiledCs • 4 do do " do Sheeting 5 bales 4-4 Brown , do 2 dp do Bleached do 5 do 3-4 do Shirtings ' 5 do 8-4 Brown do 3 do Doij.estluPJairls Sc Stripes Russia&Birdseve Dfajior 0-4 8-4 0-4 10-4 Irish do 1 2 cases ladies Leghorns - ' 1 domens do 1 do boys do Fashionable Oingha.ns & Prints Plain plaid Sc stripe I’almavjoe Blue Straw St blk Worsted' Burqge Plain Baltiep; all colours Grirnson"&‘Greeii Aloreens Blk station Silk—Uroi de Naples, Florence Sc Sinpltews “ S,itih Levantiito Fancy col'd. Groj lie Napleo Plaidod Straw col’d hat silk Flg/Swiss drosses collars Sc half Irdkfs do anil Pliiin Swiss St Book Muslins Cambric,Jaconcf.MiiU fc Nansook do Blk III. Veil Crimo 5 and (Colored do 7 ’• Uantdif and Nankin, do' Fghcy" Gins De Nap—Barege, and. Gapxe Dross Hltfs ' P “ Silt Cravats','JiilrrShel do 4 anil Mai'sailles Verting Single St double width, blk & blue black Bomb,ixiu . .DnngjVp corclij wTiitb Nankjn Sc stripe Lasting Circassians Nankeens Slip. Bill blue Olivo nijd Mix’d cloths Engjisb Thread & Bobbinet Laces ' See. See. ? ' ' P . mar 26 NoS.S^id Gibbons’ range. Treasuiy Dcparli ’ctri, MARCH aistl-jik-io. N OTICE is herd / given in tire piopii- ctois of too unredeemt'd mx p.- slock, created in pursuance uf vh act of Congress, Aftlie 24tl, ill Msftih, 1811. «- MVitiltliig jo six minions seven ftunnnid ap'l eighty nine thousadfi seven liuudied mil fweiity-two dnll.i,, and rrinrli-tuo ; ; eehts, under tlio sever,il denoeiin oinusnf .lie ‘•/.aim of Ir li, id. ip i4.«/jo.oou.oun dollars, on which supplemental Stcrk I.ns issuedoi "supples, n.piMf j.r, cent stock ••flail, loan of .ilui/ 4-/, I l,., nf lO.ilup,- riuo dollars,” and uf tin “rix p, r on! stock of VR14,’’ tWtt ibeir r^itjflentes upnn-ihe sin render thereof, '.ill, no tbe li.sr dnv of July nexi,'Tie paid totbqiu, respecii\riy,or to thoir legal reprdae quives er iUtornies July constituw, at tlie Treasury, or at llie Lorn Olfje; where tlie stock thus to here* linbimed, may stand er ;l led. ' And It is fiirllicr made.known for the in- formatlon of the parties I'oneerne,I, (li i no -V transfer oftlle&rtificiUcs issnl'l undcHlib act of the 2(III March', lint, from t!ie books of ihd Treasuiy nr nf tho Cninmis- sinnors of l.nar.s, will i;c allowed after the 1st day of June next, and that tlie interest ou tlie stoek hereby noiiffjyl as pnyiil>lt> will cease and deu-niiiiio on me-ilav next lireeedin'.etne day hereby fixed for the re- imburseniont tlie’reci. SJn.. INOJIAM, Secrelarv of the Tie.isury. april. 9 • vTntlK^'r- 1 T he ico iioi'-e directly opposil Ran O N or about the first ilqy of February last,. CrcJiii the vicinity of the linid- fo'r'd .Springs, (Sumpter. District,) the Ne groes joe, Siqwn, and John, then in the possession of Col. VV. Capers." Jtie'is a black fellow between 40 and 60 yours of age, about five feet 11 inefios in height, speaks quick nnd With intelligence,' Si mon arid John nre of ' lighter, complexion than Joe; John is about 24years; of’age; and ubotit five feet high i Sin’ion. alimil 25 years of age, and about 5 feet 8 ,or 0 inches high,' It isprobableihat8aidNegroes.hent their course trivvarijs Charleston or Bavunk nah. ’ ' " • Any information, loading to. tlie.discove ry of said Negroes will be thankfully ' re ceived, and tile detection ofall or either of them .will be suitably reworded. ' " 5 ,F.,I/MOSES, .. .Trustee of Martha A. Murrell. , SumterviUt, S.'jg, March 12, 1820. ffT’Tbe Winy^w Intelligencer and Sa vannah Republicnn will publish the above adverilsoinent once a week fur three weeks, and,-forward their bills to tlio office of the Charleston Mercury. .april C oOsif Bolton’s Ranee, iim '.'its- lintel, , now open.for tbe'-dplivery of ieev. .'Ihe horn's fui keeping open will ire from smj- riso umil sunset, except meat rimes —Sun days until one o'clock, 1’. M. if no objeo- ifiuii liy the City .mil.critics, ir being by phrtjcular request. All orders fur ships er llie euuntry will meet with immediate in tention. N. it. The House in Iineker'l's I'uild- ings’ivill bn cl os oil fur Hie prdsenr. El’1IRAI.11 SI’EAR. a [Ait 1 78 ci •Tiio Undersigned AS foi jnd ..present, his coopting room in tlio yellow stoio, adjoining his:lUmijcr dunk. ■ t The joilowujg qualities and doserjo* tionsj)f Lumlii'r on lnindijnd fur sale, to- gntlier with wh.it ho is daily receiving will eju^biO.diim to exeeute any or dvrs his coa—* Uppers may favor him with, viz\. .450,00 fcctsasveJ lumber, consisting of boards, plank and scan- ■ tling 000,000 feet {{onging Timber! 100,000 Shingles O0,*000- W.aiid It. O. Stavoj ‘ 2t*,000 feet seasoned clear White Pine liimhor 45,000 feet iWcrcli,int.iblc do O^Orders for hunher cut to any dimen sions will be promptlv nt tended to ALEX. A. SMETS. april 13 % L OlULLARDS and Riell’s first qual ity Chewing Tob'.icco i^ just reeeiv- ed ami for stile hy A. PAKEU.NS. Druggist No B-Cibbons’ Range, doc .10 Savannah Poor House and Hospital. ¥ ISITING Committed for May 18-29. George \V. Coe and Francis Sorrel. Attending Physicians. iDrs 'flartow and Coppee JOS. CUMaMING, Sec’ry. •^pril 30 101 IT Notice. OUR months from this date l shat make application to tlie Inferior Court nf Chatham Countv sitting tnr Or dinary purposes, for leave to sell, that tract oi lurid situated on SKidaway Island, con taining 689 abres, iri'ure or less, and called HIBERNIA, part of tlie real estaMif Dr. Wm. Crawford dee. To be the benefit of tlie creditors. * ' TIIOS I! I’ CHARLTON. Adm’r. Dc Jionis non.aS fell 9 S2 " •r'