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F No 101 Vol. XXVI mondaV evening, May 4, Wlioic No <J3 70. Remedy for tUe Piles/ 0 'flu. Medicine now offered to 'm dip public, is one which has W been (oilv ■ ihj'cctcil to the in fallible test or experience; and in ever* instance wlieto it has tear., and during that pet in,I had roc.e,ved ih« best niodical advice. an.l l,ad oven un dergone a painful surgietd operation, with- 4.., „»r,naiient advantage. It is not (Mice a eer diseases. put pjrraaiient advantage. ^It is noi those usually advertised. olft ( oil as i nhi cure, for along catalogue pf diwvuow., but those afflicted with this complaint, - foi vl.icb alone it IsVoctmimen led, may rely ; vi ,confidence upon obtaining relief, oven 4 n its worst forms, In a short time; and tltoj themselves are the licit nidges of the in. bortnnee of such a remedy. Price.60 eft per Box, with directions signed by the Pro %r. P-^.A^US-HN’S- Drug arid Chemical Store, No. 2T8, North Third, above CalW.whlll ptilLAVBLPliU. .... A supply Of till* valuable medicine is itoeived. * ^'aJaRSONS, Ofitgglst. At the Eagle-no 8 Gibbon's Range. .mar 6 .. ... . - Choice Frcaclt Rose Wa ter; J UST IMPORTED And for sale by A PARSONS, Druggist. No 8 Gibbon's' Range. .de 5 Brought to Jail. I N Savannah, some time ago. a negro man who' says his name is JIM, and (hat he belongs to Join, Pitman bin does no> know where Ills mister lives,nor where lie ranawuy from. I am. induced to lie (leva that lie is owned by some one else, lie Is 4Toot 8 1-4 inches [ligband about 18 years Of age, he Stammers a little - when peaking. .. ^ ^- £ g • unq 14 .14* -Brought to Jail. TN Savannah on tire 31st till. a. negro JL man tvltosays bis name 1/ JOHN itnrl that lie belongs (n Sain King of • liailcs- ten S C. He is about 40 years ot.nge, and 6 feet 10 Inches high, JOHN t. DEWS,jr. c. c feh 28.« tor Jail. I TN Savannah on the loth hist a rtegvo I JL man who says his rinme fs Will Brown I ffltl that he belongs to Win Oufiluof Clnir I fcston SO, lie it about 87 years of age..5 I feet It inches'high, and has a soar on his l-fcrelle;td; ! feh *8 , . JNO. f( DEWS, j, c,.c. I #»4 Notice. clays after cl tile application J-w will be made for renewal of scrip No *4 for Twomy-elgjit fSI„ito» of arine *ad Fire Insurance Bank Stock, standing in tny name ' march 11 Sfltoi GEO.HALL. Splendid Razor Strops. E i'IMEKSON’S and PRENTISS Razor Straps are kept constantly on nand, and ,hnse gentlemen who have used mom, pronounce then, superior to any at the present time In use. For sale by " A 1 . PAItSONSi v Druggist ; At the Eagle, No‘8 Gibbon's Range. ...march I* • MALLERY & DUFFY, DRAPERS (f VA1LOR&,4 o.v Tilt; Bay, V , - .EAST OP THE CITY MOTEL 9 ■ lj 'MBiveilby recent arrivals from "-■* New York, a fresh and elegant as sortmunt oT the most seasonable ■ CrOODS, In their line— mixt • t.'o.xttSTi (to or llltio black, brown, olive. Green and BRtvADOLpTIlfj. AgDIiic, brown,green,nud steel mixt QUEENS CLOTH. Blue blaok end fancy colored singlo mil led CASSIMERE. Merino Cloth and Oassimere, (light “nd boautiful material! for summer - wear) Bombazine Circassian Brown, whim ahd drib English and French Drill Striped FI irentlne, Satin Jean Grass Cloths, Bourbon Drill • Silk C.nnblet. Nunknen . And a variety of other stuffs suitable for summer coatees grid pantaloons VESTINGS English, Italian ami French black and colored Silk Valencia and Marseilles of Buff, While and neat fancy Patterns White and Buff Cassimere and Cash mere, • All of which (liny are prepared to. make to measure, in the best manner and at short notice. FANCY articles. A handsome assortment of Silkand Linen CaraWrlcPockctHand kerchief* - Cravats, Stocks, Htiffners Blic :k, white and straw colored florso- tkin Gloves, CjrasH Cloth and f*inen do'. Suspenders, Watch Uuards and Rib bons, r , Hosiery ol all descriptions Foraging, Mnroco. cadet it Mediter ranenr, Caps', Ac. &c. ALSO, A general Assortment of beadt made. seatud vsp summ'zr wae impmsrWfc fob? mistaken, nnd for- I -"It t0 1"*’'. 0 *-* »ny other clroumstm,- jees than; what belong immediately to it. Pliiladelpliitl, March 1 till I8t8^^ PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER BOT TLE. .sninu vrv 7UMJMr.lt CLOTHING. Consisting of Coats,-Frocks arid CoUttees, Panta Ions Vests, Jackets, pia'-veis, .Shirts, Collars, &c. &c. Ac. M. &D. respectfully inform their friends that the whole of the goods have been care fully selected by MEM. and the ready made clothing, ihanofactured entirely un der his inspection. V. they assure their uus miners that the utmost confidence mav be placed iirthe faithfulness of tlfeir worlt. april SO 1 Persian Olio of Rode Saha Lip WUST received and for sale by •J A PARSONS, Druggist. jan 17 No 8 Gilliam's range Salts and Castor Oil. IX 8T0UE . tHM-S Baf Gluuhor 100 boxes do .assorted sizes' — ■ u’J .uj-.JlSsZCS 1000 quart bottles C is tor Oil for Plan talibn Purposes . 500 quart bottles cold pressed For sale by , APARSONS^Druggisf. ma? V h ° E “ g 8 ^ 8 0ilsb °ns range. To Planters. bottles Castor’ Oil Common -Druggii ... . A. PARSONS, 1st. 1108 Gibbons Range Notice. [ ih!'° , 0 ’‘P iriUi “ n of three months from Mhe P an, 0 ’.u P ^ 00tio " Wl " b “ -"'ado lha P antors Banlt-oftho State of Gcor- £ ’ ,, r the senewal ofCertifioato No. 525, fc n.heM 3i . 1813 ' for shares. Al’ film S^'.!f r r n o a " d - irfe Ins uranoe Rank K“*?[Georgia for renewal of Cer- hS*55i^aS jun ° MW.'f»r ^sro bsUn ihc it T l8 r ! l b0Ve 9 orli(ioat<! » I lost ID tho fire of the lBdi ultimo. lSavaen\ CLELAND. I oavaftnah, Marhli 0th. 1820. r march o 5 ^ 0 ■'OUrtof Ordinary, Effing ham ^ lliioh lie 1 iNtlie n,,.,?®™ 11 ™' TERM 18S8 IPM'hon of Sain'l. J. Bi-yan 1 hJ ' n “ , llat 10 i* pos6Ssod of a bond 1 Hu P. ,0, ' l )9 e d toaho Co'iirt made and >un'tV afo, Cnji, ! ni . n Kenncd y l nt ® <if the »y of Tam a ' , ‘ ‘"’"'•log date the 12th I«« on " , at , y foi titles to a certain ‘ to elm „ d o es r r ' bl ? d in said bond; Those clnlinlno h< lu ) n0n ‘ sb ''d persons having io sai 'l?on" J ’ PM in th0 ostato .of ^joetinn.ic^ojamin Kennedy to file their !e inS„ oc y 1 lhe ^ bav b,'on or bofpre k'cnu uT fcr'lll 0 H ° r Gl'llwary for 'oadn, oY» f *! a y term 18211, otherwise ? 'l; 1 t ; a,or 'V' i| l '>»Or(lo™l to- m,,L ‘ Ilia ian is , e. c\ o. Eve,-. Scidlitz ami Soda Pow ders. IOO DOZEN boxes-Soda Pow- 50 do Seldlitz do also' . .; The improved Cheltenham Salts, pro pared by. Savory, Moore A Davidson, im ported and for sale by A. PARSONS, . Druggist, at the Eagle. No. 8, G. range mafeh 0 &X Swaim’g Panacea. ^^JfKDOZi boxes of this eeiebratod Medicinei.jiut received nerbria Frances—Such hns been tlief demand fo this, article that the subscriber has snld thirty dozen within the last throe weeks. A. PARSONS, Agent. At the Eagle No. 8 Gibbon's Range, april 25 . 07 . CERTIFICATE OF DR. EDWIN A. ALTER Vrmitr of iht Philadelphia.Mtdical Soeie- i», The caso detailedSn tho gbove ceftlfl- Ite came under my observation, and I be lieve Alderman Duane's statement to .bo strictly corn.'ot. Mr. Swain, si,owed me two Other-cases nearly similar, which were cured ,v his Panacea,after overy other re medy had failed. Averse as I am to quacliery, I hone ev er to be preserved froim Unjust and selfish prejudice ; and, therefore, do not hesitate to give my nnme, in confirmation nftl,e.er- cl°ne. ) ' ilnd ,af ® l> ' °' Mr ' S ' va >!0’» medi- p,.. .... EDWIN A. AIlTEE. Philadelphia, Nov. sth, 1828. A supply ,,f this Valuable Medicine is To tile Pubiic. , CJC ■ is consequence of the numerous fraud* cine ■. and inipositiqns practised in referenee 1 to iny tneilicinn, 1 um again indueed to These lust tie* are much stronger than tliorf* heretofore used,and will have hut one label, which coverj thq cork, rtlth my own signature on it, so that the cmk cannot be drawn without .destroying the signature, without which none is genuine; The me dicine in/v consequently be known to he genuine when tny signature is visible! to counterfeit which* will he punishable as for- Swaim’s Vermifuge. t Patent. THIS valfi'nblo Anti-d</ten- Uric and Warm Mr licine has been used for these seven years pipit, and its virtues nre _ „ ■ - universally acknowledged by K'ru. J 1 1111 who have tried it, to be far superior to The increasing demand lor this eelebra- r ,n .“' lioine ever emp'l.ncd for ted medicine lias Enabled me to reduce the , <, | ,eas, i s children are subject to. It is price to TWG DOLLARS por bottle,thus P*V' ,e p* | y s-|fg, and no child will refuse to bringing it withm the reach of th* indi- I? - ■ ««el'»ni fails curing Dvsenterv, gent. ; Stftumcr Gomplalnt, CoBe or Choleia- My Panncea require/ ho encomium! It« ".either ingrown persons or ohlhiron astonishing effems nod wonderful operation i", U B ' ve ’ a PP al 'ta tn almost all debilita- have drawn, both' from Patients and Medi I , ■ l P* r * <w V Wofms frequently Infest chit 1 ,)re “; aggravate ,their other diseases, and nre the ohief cause of most /evert, howel complaints, and chronic and nervous diseas es, incident to qhildhond, wMeh are so nu merous and frequently fata). It j. muc h regretted-that most vermifuges now in use . — e • -i.u -.umiuiui operarioi have drawn, both from Patients end Medi onl Praetitinuers' of din highest respectabl Illy, the’ most unqualified approbation, ti-id established for tt n character which Envy’s pen, though dipped in gall, can Hover tarn ish. • The'false reports concerning this vain I niaiulost vermifuges now in use able medicino.wlijcli have been so dijgemlr arB ,a J ,, ” ol,, • hnd thousands of children are circulated by certain Physicians,hare their *’ vc l n ° T , ar ® rendered feeble, pale and origin either in ENVY, or in tbe inlscblov- e ' na 1 ". c ' a, ed through the first stago of life mis effects of the HPUIUOUS i MIT A. T"' 1 " 01 ’ , ? a,Ia un ,0 pulmonary complaints THINS. 1 An-.. ,Nc. Ac. r The Proprietor pledges himself to the l 0, i>ccnlly apt to illicit RllbllD, and gives them tho most solenm f l ,er ’ 0 '” i °f debilitated di-estivo organs and assurances, that this medicine contains u’[S?° .i^”" ,, !@l ,lon * 1 ', muo * 1 mischief is Al* tltttl r\1 Inn- #1 nI —I— I neither mercury nor any otlior deleterious drug. The pnlilic are c intioned not to pit'reiiase my Pnnace.i, except from myself, my ac- oredl.ed agents, or person's iff known os- lectnMIity: and all those will consequent- y he without excuse, who shall purchase Ren done by the ordinary worm medi- ,* '*S1SSS#SSL Lrtl.lisi I ,1 froha any other pet sou/. • . , . -I wassa II j *' III 111 III jl|| cures, which generally consistoftlie strong. | est purgatives, mercurials, biltors, narco lies, or spirits or turpentine. Articles of this kind-may destroy wo'rpis, hut they de bilitate the stomach, and often materially injure the general health. Swaiu’s Vkr- WM. SVVAl.M. t I w . ” C'UAI II 3 » KRg snruoE has the peculiar advantage of tlo- 1 stroving and-.f/moyiirg wortna from the T limVnU wifltonl ilia n,n..l.u»l u./nni Ti Li ” i * "uiiiia iiuin uie September, 18*8. T bowels without the weakening consequen- Tlie following certificate gives tlie his-1?.**, t re ,tr<,n ** r purgatives. Ac—and lory or the introduction oftlie Panacea Into | "i- ain 1 r ‘‘[ > , ver ’ decided tendency to the Philadelphia Alms House Infirmary. g a 8 r i- fl ’, e ,,umach aml ''owe!* r riwi'«a ’.aoA u •..in u .. I ,l, *o organs of digestion—thereby •relievin' 7 ill A nntinri I auaton* Avs.^ ... n r , siimi iiiiu y, Those who read it, will lie convinced thill thgproprietor has ne/er feared the investi gation of physicians, or endeavored to ad minister the medicine in secret. It al/o -ovinees the prejudices of the faculty, thai those whq.ivero so anxious .originally to exclude the medicine from this'“institution, I ->*-*” boioel would neglect no opportunity ol expelling ® r diftentety, bilious cholic, « it, after it had been introduced. mg,.sickness, pain or .weakness in th. FROM WILLIAM DUANE, Eso. ° r boueh ' “/ a I‘P elit c, cither in One of the Aldermen of the Citv of Phi- °, r , gro , w .'! P er, . on, < in « f' w ,- ■ladelphia. J | ’1 ^om fails curing emutnAnn fk Mr. Swaim, proprietor of a modical com position called Swaim's Panacea,’ applied I' 7 iv ‘", “ to mo, requesting me to state what I know n , ar °. ca l’ abe . oP producing great about the introduction of jus medicine into fhev'atyrbv'Iie'nrln s - vstt ''. n ’ Not . onl - v d " the Alms House—-and 1 consider it a duty- 1 y ,Berava,e ori11 ’ ' •iiiejinu^r TUIMJVI tlie general system rronT many troilblejomo ciiinplnints. It is by this means that so many grown pi-joiis. have been relieved, by its use, of different complaints—suppo sing themselves to lie in a decline, Sic. See This medicine will relieve bowel com' vomit ie sto e Virtues pnd Use OP THK '■ V, CORDIAL CepUalic Snuff; jyhich thy,long experience; has been found 'an effectual Rtmtdyfor most Disordets of the. IIBAD* especially the Common Headach,to which it hardtu ever fails giv ing immediate east* and bu frequent use J'cv'm Us return. m l admirably opens and purges the head, m. strengthens tlie nerves,revives the spi rits, ahd has - a most gtateful aromatic smell. * . — ’ ■ • II reinwves Drowsiness, Sleepiness Gid diness, and Vapours, relieve* nimtiess of the eye/; is excellent meuring,recent deaf ness, ond has lieen of great service in Hys teric and Paralytic complaints, and in re storing the incntory when impaired by dis orders oftlie head. ’ . It is also extremely proper for persons who visit the wick, or g0 into unwholesom, rooms or unhealthy places, and hot cli mates, ns it fortifies the head against nox ious, exhalations arid Infectious air..,. Aplncftor two «&> tune, and indeed several In'a clnyjhiit for u uolil, or stoppage in the head, a pinch or two should lie tuken just before going to bed. Those who are in the habit of taking much ol'tlte common snuffs, (and thereby injure both head and stomach,) aye desired to mix some oftlils CEPHALIC SNUFF with them, and their bail effecu will in .g/eat measure, bo prevented. Is on hand and for sale by A PARSONS. Druggist, At the.Eagle no 8 Gibbon's Range, mnr I t ' Notice. rVlIIR Copartnerships of.If. CuMfdey At ! JL I'o-in Savannah,& of Seih B.Jone _ ~r wmi, OCIII IJ I( JU||PN &# o. in Bridgeport f Conn, were dissolved by mutual consent on the 81st day of April last past. All persons indebted, by note or account, to the firm of U. Cns^idoy At Co. will make pa'ymont before the 8lst April next, ns .ill their unpaid will be put in suit; nnd those having demands will immediate* ly present them to fcf, Cassidey fer pay- ment, wlm is duly authorized to’settle the concerns of the firm. lj. CaSSIDEY, 8ETII B. JONES, ■ Per Attorney, march 20 , Jp f|. Oassioet More New Goods. J UST received by M. Prendergast, and for sale low Sheeting do . do Shirtings Playing Cards-, rjSHOMAS CREHOSE superior play ing-cards. ALSO, Lafayette's Fancy Cards. For sale by - A. P tRSONS, At the Eagle, no.'8, Gibbons Range, april 25 The Religious Magazine, P UBLISHED Monthly at Six Dollars a year, in Philadelphia. It is coinposed of tlie'oest articles in the foreign Theological Journals, ltevlows.ahd Magazines, and tlio quantity of matter is about e’q-al to five of tho ordinary Reli gious Magazines. Tlio selections are care fully inadD, with a reference solely’to the merit of (he papers, and their tendepoy to advance the interests of pure evangelical .religion. No article which can nllhrd grounds of offence to any orthodox protos- tant denomination, will, at any time, he adiriitled. . We will not attempt to make the publication subservient to tlie purposes of any particular dSnoinination, but shall select from Presbyteriatfor Episcopal, Me thodist o7 Bnptisf writers, according as their papers shall best answer the avowed purposes of the publication. .’ - Having access to all the sources of lite rary iriforination. \vo shall ho nbre to give otir readers an early account t)f every nmv vorlt, which will tend to practical improve ment, or inoreaso, tho stock of theological learning. - - Every artiojo'in tlio work is submitted to and approved by clergymen of the Epis copal, Presbyterian, MetluSdist und Baptist churches. ILhegsn in January, 1828. . Re.cmvbd per Francis a few externcopies of the atipve valunlife work. I’ orsons de sirous of suliseribing, or piooiniilg vol, 1 or 2,1828, can do so by calling at tlio Book store of the subscriber. ; T. M. DRISCOLL. , Rpril 24' 00 ... - ‘-y -. to comply with his requ si., Being President of tho Board of Maria ;ers of the Alms lloiiso in the year 1820, Ir. Swaim expressed to mo a wish to tin* dertake tho cure of sume persons then in tiie house, wiioso cases were given up as in they agii-hvaie ordinary diseases when they are present, but they also'give rise to a great variety of very alarming anomalous affections. The whole train of spasmodic & convulsive diseasos may proceed from the Irritation of worms in the alimentary canal. Cholera, enllAjMy, rainlep.y, tetanus, I ralviis, mania, convulsions,, as well a. a curable by the medical gentlemen, that he lp ? n '",’ co ‘ ivuIsion «' - a » well as. a was confident of curing by Ills medicine I , nCI ;° u " an , d 0ol, v ulsive thoae cases, and would qndartake some of h, 8 ( S 1 ar8 r n , t I , .' ,nfrc ^ l,en, i i ’ l }\ e the'most dbsp’ermte—arid would require no 1 3 ® c,so f tl"J cause Besides these JL-.,--- , ? "'V. nu | diseases, worms have also been known to «;ui9 t tiiiti .mi 3u, Dm j iuuiiu iiitii some oi the medical gentlemen in tho house had I . .labored to prejudice them’, as some of them lbe symptoms which indicate attempted to prepossess life against ivhat p '? 0J ’ ce °f worms, the following tiro they denominated quackery. Some of tlie Laden eo^niillTn "a ^ s,ribin S;~ y ^ I 1 ;' 16 - 'managers felt iiielfned to the trial, consid- ” occaaioiiully flushed ering that as tiioy were cases abandone'd by 0Vf> , rwl nVo rl.iuLfrl i* 1 *•,!!‘ 1< er 'I 1 , 0 the medical inert winch were to lie opera A. a 0 , dl ? nd ll0av J', .*h® pupils ted upon, no barm at least would .be done, “ Aili‘ , d " ,eh f,°" tr,10 ' ed ’ the J"w and if cure was practicable, the opportuni- ,I,IHnL 'tbe"niahr P Th•! P S '! e ’. es P EC,nl| y ty ought to be afforded, but they expressed f.T," 8 l « rca ' a reluctance to take any responsibility iiiioii * ,! n ? 1 ,- 1 t . 0 , n .°. 5 rl 5 ’ which causes the them ! bywhlclilubderalood lb.it tlicy did pat , , ! , ? f,l . ckl i 1,,,09ei b !!* atbi dis * ?*hM;^lid^d Ibm ti^Sd S ^; 0k to*** «;»■ MW db- riot lifte tri.put themselves itropposition to twhtnh the patient the physicians. Others opposed it alto- 5"" 1 ’’”,£ e ‘ h ,'"P. 1 f. r0a "; «'« a " d gather. I therefore offered and look upon f,,',!,. „m i y " S 1 ^ Prl 8 b,ened! tmgliug --yself whatever resppnsibility there was in , b . . r ’ S'ddiness; interrupted speech! in>J cash, nnd notified Mr. Swaim that I £ a f'f'. rt, ,°" ?# e ''cart a dry spusniodic would accompany him, and did so. Tlie ' f 8 L2'' depraved appetite, n... ^ being sometimes entire v sunoressed. an. would accompany ....... ...... first case silfedtod was that of a woman, whoso appearnneo was liorrib'e, and whose condition Was so deplorable that the pa tients in the same room wished to have her removed, and tlio evidenco of my own sen ses justified their oomplaint. She was a woman of about 50 or 82 years of age. her right eye was already ecstroyed, the left eye piotrndod more than half nn inch out of the socket, the fiesli of the left cheek was one complete ulcer, the flesh of. the nose bad disappeared and left the nostrils two naked holes, the uppei lip on the left side was destroyed, and the teeth and gums bare, and the whole face, as it appeared to me, in a state of dissolution ; -her appetite had left her—she represented a living skel- .cton frightful to behold. Mr. Swaim said he could cure her; ho cpuld not restore the lost eye, nor restore the nosOj buL lie could’ restore the left'eyo and the nioiith. He undertook the ease, arid I frequent ly attended hint in his visits to tho poor, woman, and she wns cured—and -1 . have frequently seen her sinco, going about her ordinary business with the alacrity usual to a person of tlint nge t tho doforitiity of course retriained ; but all that remained besides appeared healthful I have con fined myself to this' case,.ujion which I being sometimes entirely suppressed, and at others exceedingly voracious; abdomen swelled and hard! looseness of the bowels: costivenessj unnatural, slimy,or foul stools; pains in the bowels; wasting of tlio flesh; convulsious; fits; palsy; um! finally death. A supply of this valuable Medicine is Ju,t received nnd for sale b/ A. FARSONS, Agent. At the eagle No 8 Gibbon’s Range, march 81 Notice. IjIOUR months after date, application JF will bp made to the Honornble the Justices of the Inferior Court of Tattnal County, for leave to sell the. real estate of Thomas Dickinson late pf;aid county ceased,_for the benAtff ol* the heirs and i Uitors of said estate march 7. do- c|e- e.- . . . Win.'.DICKINSON, .Qualified Executor. 55 , Fine Chewing Tobatco. H" OIULLARDS and Rieli 1 s (jrqt qqal: li ity Chewing i’oliaqco isjuiit'recalvr ed and for sale by ' A, PARSONS..' Druggist No 8 Gibbons’ Range." dec 10- 8 Cases sun, Irish Linens in full and half pieces 4 do do do . 5 hales 4-4 Brown 2 do do Bleached 5 do 8-4 do 5 do 3-4 Brown 8 do Don,estie Plaids As Stripes Rrissia As Birdseye Diaper ff-4 8*4 9-4 10-4 Irish do - 2 cases ladies Leghorns - 1 do mens do 1 do boys iftd Fashionable Ginghams AT Prints Bhiin plaid & stripe PsitnariTtP Blue Straw Aslilk Worsted Barege Plain Haltice, all colours Crimson As Green Moreens Blk station Silk-**Gros de Naples, Florence As .iinchows “ Satin Levantine Fancy coPd.'Groide Naples Plaided Straw cqI’d hat silk, Fig. Swiss dresses collars As half lidkft do and Plain Swiss As Book’ Muslim Cambric,Jaconet.Mull As Nansook do Blk Itl. Veil Crape and Colored do " Canton and Nankin do Fancy Hi os De Nap—Barege, arid Gauze Dress Ilkfs “ S ifcCravats. Jacoftet do ". " arid Marseilles Vesting Single As double width, blk As fa'lack iiombazm Bangup cords, white Nankin As stripe Jeans Lasting Circassians Nankeen. Sup. Blk blue Olive and Mix’d cloths English Thread As Bobbinet Laces Sic, Sec. mar 26 I(o9 As 14 Gibbons' rnngn. blue Jiist Received* P URE Winter strained Sperm Offi Suitable for PttmUy use for silo by feb.4 p. MARLOW. Negroes fdr Sale. rnillE following . Negroes, -fron, the JL country, are offered for sale, viz: A negro boy aged about 18 years. A negro boy jigtd abopttS "very libely, A negro bin- aged about 15 '• do do A negro boy aged about 12 «■*. A negro girl a god about 14 '• A negto tnan aged about 45"a field hand A negro man agJd about 47" do’ do. A negro girl aged 10 yftare. A negro mao aged’*4 •• a prime field hand. • A negro hoy about 17 » fio do do.' A negro man aged 35 » do do do. A negro man auU wifo, and their child 1 about 5 years aid, .it"’ J.EmSOER- npplleatiaq. _ will bo niado to the lion, tlie court of Ordinary uf Bulloch Comity, while sit. ting fiir.ordlnary purposes, for. leave to self nil the real estate of Isaac U jit- rs dee., for' the benefit oftlie heirs and creditor/. ’ ■ „ JOtIN WATERS, fell 10 41* Notice., A V.H 0 "™ bavl "li demands agal'iriit the Instate of captain Abrahan, fJloi urns, deceased., are reqiiesled . to present tlrelr accounts duly attested.tolho iubscri , ber, without dolav; - , - N .H'OLMSTteAD, Ex’or march 12 suf L Treiisiiry Department, -aW-rrvril.r.,. , , ^RCjl fflst. I8C0. mTOTlCL is hereby given to the propria ts elms of tho unredeemed six per cent slock; created in pursuance of -ait uct of Congrts,, ofthe *4lli ol March. 1014, a- „ — •*.« u, iuilll.ll, JIM**,' «- motto ting to six millions seven hundred and eighty-nine thousand seven liiiricbed and tweiity-t»o dollars and niriaty-two cents, under the several denominations of l ho “Loon of May id. 1814. of 10,000,000 dollars, on which fiipplemcntul Stop/.- has, ’ u en d , i 'of-sunpiementalMT. per cent stock qtJRtd, /can of May id, 1RI4. o/IO.OOO,- uuo dollars," and ofthe "sixper rent stock of 1814, * that tlieir certificuics unon tlia sill render thereof, tviH, on the first dny of July noxi, be paid to them, respectively,nr’ to tlioir legal representatives or attornies duly constituted, at the 'Treasury, or atthe I oan Oftici, where the stock thus to’ be.re- imbiirsed, nuy stand credited. . . And it ie fimlior made known for the in- r ••••*.we niiuwn IMJ (lie |J1» formatipn 'il tlie parlies conoernad, llmi no transfer of t|io certificates issued under the act of the 2iih. iUnrcli. 1 b74, from the books qf the Trecsuiy nr of. the Cominie- siqners of.Lonns, will be allowed after tlio 1st day of June next; and tlint the Interest oil the stock hereby notified as payable, will cease and determine on the day next irecedin ; tno dny .hereby fixed far tbO re- mbursemoiit thereof, „ S.D. INGHAM. , Seoretarv of the Treasury. ' april 0 i;sf ./ ^ ICE. T HE Ice House in BoRan's Range, directly ouppHto tlie City Hotel, ie (now open for the delivery 'of ice. Tho hours fo, keeping open will he from sun rise until sunset, except rrienl tituei—Sun day/ unill one o'clock, P. AI, if fin cibjcc- tions by the City authorities, It being by particular request. AU orders for ships or the country will meet with immediate at* qontion. , . K :. N B. .The House in Rockwell's Build* ings will be closed fur the present. EPHRAIA1 SPEAR, april. 1 78 Savaunah Poor House and Hospital. V ISITING Committee for May 1829. George VV.-Coe and Frnncis Sorrel AttenJin^-Physicians. rime tsnrl Pnnnea Drs Bartow and Cop JO& Cl april 30 tot ,iee MING, See’ry. Liberty Inferior Court. JUNE.TERM, 1828. U PQN the petition ofW. B. Fleming, praying for th8 establishment of a certain note of band,given by John Har ris,to Thos. T. Shepard, for one hundred arid eighty nine dollars. 2 i-g con, -ml bearing date on or about tho fust of Api„ 1828, a copy whereof as nearly ns the peti tinner can recollect, is filed with the said ictition, together with nn affidavit of the oss thereof, It is ordered, that the said copy be established in terms of the act in sitclvcnsos inade nnd provided, doe notice being given of the application,agreeably'tn tho rules of court, unless cause be shown to the contrary.. Extract from" tho minutes; une 4.1 E. BAKER, Clk , -’2 Vesti mental Soap. rax His Soap is celebrated for takipg nll - JL kinds of grease arid spots from cloth For ante by , A. PARSONS.; . : Druggist No 8 Gibbon's range deo 2 Shoe Blacking. D AY As MARTINS liquid Illa'eliing Jrist imported arid fur sale by the caskordozen by ... A PARSONS. Druggist No 8 Gibbons Range. feh 2+' TT may Bank' < ... ...Sale-at . -EPPINGEf'3 aay'2 ’ Exobange ORos Tlie 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, ,o- ■getber with- what he is daily reeoiving, will enable him.to exCiiutri any orders his cus tomers may favor.him .With, viz- 450,00 feet salved (umber, consisting of boards, plank and.soah- tW 600,000 fect tlnnging Timber! 100,000 Shingles 50,000. W, arid R. O. Staves 20,000 feet seasoned clear Wbito Pine lumber 45,000 feet'Merchantable do tt7»Orders for lumber out to any dimen sions will be promptly attended to ALEX. A-. SMETS. ROJp J april 18 > Notice. E OUR months from this date 1 shal make application to the Inferioi Court of Chatham.County sitting lor Or dinary purposes, fo; leave to sell, that trac of land situared on Skidaway lsland, con- taitniig OfiOfl’cres,more or less, and callet -HIBERNIA, part of the-real, estate ofiPr- Wm. Crawforddeo. To be sold for tilt benefit of the predltors. r TIIOS U P CHARLTON. . *' ■ t ■ ■ Adm’r. De Bonis non. feh 0 82 ' • . ■ . J u«t lteceived, T HE Extraordinary Miliiary" Carce s. r gL1 ~ l *aUY— I • "fjohn Shipp late a Lieutenant ii s Majesty’s 87th RegimtiiU—Written b] nianlf. I ' his 1 , himself.. ’ "No-one can read the account of hi sufferings, without tlio.deepcst cninmiaera ration.”—-London IAterury Gazette. “ We are satisfied that no one will ri- f-on, ihe Narrative of our brave Autn-IS igtapber, u-ithmtt having been deeply ir orested in his story."—Tlie Critic. T. M. DRISCOLL. ’ nnril 23 . - -n.V- • Claret. -/A KjCASF.S Medoe Claret—Recei -ic tej*i-(l and for sale by CHARLES A. WOODRUFF, agtil 2 77 *
