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Newspaper Page TextNo 109... Vol. XXVI SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1829. Remedy for tlic Piles. „ The Modiclno now offered lo thp public, is on# which has been fully subjected lo the in fallible test of experience; and j n every Instance where it I us ul,n tended Will, tho met complete site- ■"8 .some of the c«;6s the patients tfd bee. labouring uml/. Utc d soaso lor ,. \nd during that period had received; t* '. I.'! medical advice, and had evon un- thebest m ^ surjgictd operation, wllii- 3* >? < iik ° S C ,I, advertised,) offered a. a cer- , .!« Vr along catalogue of diseases, JftSU » l,h f ?' which."tieit*1 recommended, may rely I h Sanfldence upon obtaining relief, even. In iuwont fur ini, in a short time; and they thoinsolves arotho bet Judge, of the ln>- Oortanee of «ach a remedy. Price bO ct* Sox, with directions signed, by the Pro. prietor. . Drue andfchemloal Store, No. MS, North Third, almre Cailowhlll 8treet ’ PHILADELPHIA. A supply of >!>>• snedlclhe Is teoeived. For “f VaRBONB, Drngght. At the pTsfeie no 8 Gibbon’. Range. mar C Choice French Rose Wa ter. ‘ J UST IMPORTER And for .ale bv A PARSONS. Druggist. . No 8 Gibbon.’ Runge. ' d« » . ■ Whole No..........e875. Brought to Jail. si 171 Savannah, some time ago, a negro B. manwlio .ays 111. name V. JIM. mid that he belong, to John Pitman but does not know where his master lives,nor where jo rananay from. I am Induced to be lieve that (tela owntd by some one else, Tiajs 4 feot 8 l-4lnehes hlghana about 15 years of age; he stammers a little when speaking. JN0 , If DEV ys, s. c. o une 14 f4» Brought to Jail. TTN Savannah on the Slst ult. a' negro JL tnan whoaaya hit name if JOHN nad tbit he belongs to Sam King of Ohatles- ton S C. lie isaWnit 46 year, oi.age, and 5 feet tOinehei high. JOHN I. DEWS,4. c.c. . febH <* Brought to Jail I N Savannah on the 10th inst a negro man aho siya his name if Will Brown, and that he belongs to Wm Coffmof Char leston SC.. He if about S7 year* of age. 5 feet 11 Inches high, aud has a .car on hi. forehead. ,ftbS8 JNO.HJEiya, J.C.C. ,l Notice. TIXINETY day. after date application J.Y will bo made for renewal of scrip No *4 for Twenty-eight. Shares of Marine and Fire Insurance Bank Stock, standing fa my name. GEO. HA’LL. I insroh 11, tBfes MALLEIIY «fc DUFFY, DRAPERS If TAILOkS, ON Till! BAY, EAST OF THE CITY HOTEL. U AVE received by recent arrivals from Now York, a fresh and elegant as sortment of the most seasonable GOODS, In their line—> CON.ItTIROnr . Blue black, brown, olive, Croon and mlxt BROADCLOTHS. , Blue, brown,green,and steel mlxt QUEENS CLOTH. Blue blaok and fancy eolored single mil led CASSIMERE. Merino Cloth end Cassimere, (light end beautiful materials for summer wear) Bombazine Circassian Brown, white and drab Engllah and French Drill Striped Florentine, Satin Jean Grass Cloths, Bourbon Drill Silk Cambist, Nrtnkeon Aud i variety of other stuffs suitable for summer coatees end pantaloons VESTINGS English, Italian end French blaok and colored Silk Valencia and Marseilles of Buff, White and neat fnney Patterns White-ami Buff Cassimere and Cash-’ morct" All of which they are-prepared t# make - to measure, in tho best maimer and at short’ notice. FANCY ARTICLES. • • A handsome assortment of Silk and Linen Cambric Pocket Hand kerc'iiafs Cravats, Stocks, Stiffnera Black, white and.traw eolored Horse-, skin Gloves, Grass Cloth and Linen do 8uspendert, Watch Guards and Rib bons, Hosiery of all description. . Foraging, Mnroco, Cadet to Moditar rancan Caps, dec. dee. ALSO, A general Assortment of ■ READY MADE SPllIWO And .UWMCJl CLOTHING. Consisting of Coats, Frocks and Coattees, Panta lons Year.. Jackets, Draweti, Shirt., Cnlhira, dec. dec. dee. M. dcO. respectfully inform their friends that the whole of the goridsimvc been care fully .elected by Mr. M. and : the ready! made clothing, manufactured entirely un der Ilia inspection, ,V they assure their cus toiners that the utmost confidence may be placed in the faithfulness of their work, aprll 90 , Persian Otto of Rose Lip Siam J UST received and for sale by A PARSONS. Druggist, jnn 17 No 8 Gibbon', range Splendid Razor Streps. "feilMMEItSON'S and, PRENTISS' JlU Raior Strap, are UVpt constantly on . ®“nd, and ilioso gentlemen who have used then), pronounce them superior to 'any v at tlie present time in use. For sate by A. PARSONS. Druggist At tlie Eagle, No u Gibbon’s Range, march 18, Salts aiitl Castor Oil; 30 IN STOBE . . BBLS Sal Giqtiber lOO boxftS do assorted fixes 1000 quart bottles Castor Oil for Plan talion I’m poses .000 quartbotUes cold pressed 900 pints do do do. Which is offered unusually lotv." 1 • Planters are particularly requested to Oku and examine for thomsclvei. For sain by A PARSONS, Druggist. At the Eagle No 9 Gibbons range. . mar 5 “ To Planters. lOOO r-J 00 , 3P Superior Cold Preai is just, Received and for sale-low by „• , A'. PARSONS, . P f uggl»t-no8 Gibbons Rqngo. BOTTLES Common Castor OH Notice; I T '' ,0 , e *Pi r ation of three ItiontfiY/rom tc ,u n. “ ale ’ application will be made to the Planters’ Bank of the State of Geor- for thq renewal of Certificate No. 535, i , ed 5 ’. 1819, for twelve shares. Al so to the Marine and Fire In.urancc Rnuk 1>ftha State df Georgia for renewal of Cer- - tificate No- 59, dated Juno 19, me; for , yventy shares. (The above Certificates *e.e lost in the fire of the 16th ultimo. S „ ■ . t „ MOSES CLELAND. Savannah, March flth. USB. , tuareh 6 . Bi-Jo" ^ourt bf Ordinary, Effing ham " Av , .... BKOEMBFR, TERM WI8 f\Ntbe petition of Sam’l. J. Bryan ' Rating that he is pose’ssed of a bond Pf^ucedto the Court made.and . b y BeSjaniin Kennedy late o( the d1y M ?r aforc5a '? faring date the Ifth f"J'January 1810 for title's to a certain "act of land,described itr said bpnd. Those are m die a „ a admonish all persons having ?e' an y interest in the estate of hhl.»i IjH Keitnedy to file their the°nli«- s f luT c, on or before soMr^ rt ‘ ng ? ft ^. ourt of Ordinary for May term 1889, otherwise tiiln^I" ,l n * or wil1 be ordered to make Siu’ ald t? ract orlluld Phtaitant tq the «atpte inisucn cases mado and provided. jkn u C11 ^ L ; r °N. c.c o.^.c. ■y-ZM 'Mil VI* - • * Swaim’s Vermifuge. Patent. THIS'valuaiiie Anti-Aysen- ttnc and fPorm Medicine Inis been used, for these seven years past, and its virtues ere universally acknowledged by ■ all who have tried it, to b6 far superior lo any other medicine ever employed for PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER BOT TLE. To the Public. I N consequence of the numerous frauds and impositions practised in reference to my medicine, I atu again -induced to Chango the form of my BOTTLES. In futuro, the PANACEA will be put up in round-bottles, fluted longitudinally, with the following words, blown in Hie. glass, “rtWAiM a Panacea, Phuapa," as repre sented above. i These bottle, ate much Stronger than those heretofore used,and will have but one’ label, which covers tlie cork, with my own’ signature on It, so thrtthe coik eannot be drawn without destroying the signature, without which none is g,amino. The me dicine may consequently be khown to be genuine when my signature is visibles to counterfeit uhichMU be punishable as for- increasing demand for tliii , ... . „ .. - ted medicine bus enabled me t6 teM&lie n ’“’ t d ' ,e a“' aMIdrtai are subject to. It is price to TWO DOLLARS petfou!e,tim»f fV™} 1 ? ; afo \ a " d n ,°*W A 5° bringing it withm.tho reach of <h^ inUi-‘ « ,t# fail* curing Dy*entei7, Summer Lompl nut, Colic or Cholera Morbii*, erthorin^rowu persons or children and It gives appetite to almost all debilita ted persons. Worms frequently infest chll dren, aggravate i(tqir, other diseases, end arelthe’cliil-f cause of most fevers, bowel complaints, and chrotdc and nersrons diseas es, ipeident in cifildiiobd, w , lii,;li are so nu- mcrons and frequently fatal. It it much regretted that most vermifuges now in use are Injurious, and thuusaudsof children are swept off, or are rendered feeble, pale ami cm,undated through the first stage of life —which leads on to pulmonary complaints See. Sec. See. Worms being especially apt to infest persons of debilitated digestive organs and emaciated constitutions, much miscluof is often done,-by the ordinary worm medi cines, which generally ponsist of the strong est purgatives, mercurials, bitters, natali ties, or spirits of turpentine. Articles of this kind may destroy worms, but they de bilitate tlie stomach, and often materially injuro the goneral health. Swaim’s Vrr- MfrooE has tlie peculiar advantage of de stroying and removing worms Loin the bowels without the weakening consequen ces Of the stronger pKrgativ0t Sec.—and it has, moreover, ,a decided tendency to give vigor bntli to the stomach tslxl bowels gent. My Panacea require, no encomium; Its astnrihhihgefikcuand wonderful operation luve drawn, both from Patients end Nodi cal Practitioners of rife highest respectnbl lily, tlie most unqualified approbation, nnd established for it a character which Envy's pen, though dipped in gall, can never tarn ish. The false reports concerniag this valu able medicine,which have hoon so diligently circulated by certain Physicians,have their origin either in ENVY, or in the mischiev ous effects qf the SPURIOUS IMITA TIONS. The Projmntdr(fledges himself to tlie Public, and give, them the most solemn assurances, that till, medicine contains neither mercury nor any other deleterious drug. The public are cautioned not to purchase my Panacea, except from myself, iny ac credited agents, or parsons of known os- leetability: and all those will consequent- y be without excuse, who .ball purchase rom any other persons. Wtt. SWAIM. September, 18(8. The following certificato gives the his tory of the introduction of the Panacea into the proprietor lias never feared the investi gation of .physicians, or endeavored to ad- Seidlitz and Soda -Pow ders. ioo^ en boxes SoflaPow- '50 do SciaiitZ do Also The improved Cheltenham Salts, pro pared by Savory, Moore St Davidson, im ported and for sale by . A. PARSONS, Druggist, at the Eagle, No. 8, O. range march 8 54 Swaim’s Panacea. QjkDCi, boxes of tills celebrated v Medicine is just received per brig Frances—Such has been tlie demand for this article..that the subscriber has sold thirty dozen within the lest three weeks. .; A. PARSONS, Agent At the Eagle No. 8 Gibbon'. Range, npril 85 97 Playing Cards. T IIOMA^CREHOSE superior jilay ing earth. . . , Also, Lafayette'. Fancy Cards. .. . • For salehy A. PARSONS. At the Eagle, no. 8, Gibbons Range. npri( 89- . Tlje Religious Magazine, f$UBLISHEI) Monthly at Six Dollars Jr a year, in Philadelphia. It is composed of the best-articles in the foreign Theological Journals, Reviews,and Magazines, and the quantity of mauer is about equal to five of thr. ordinary Reli gious Magazine.. The selections are care fully made, with a reference-solely to the merit of the papers, and their tendeuoy to advance Hie interests of pure evangelical- religion. No article which can afford gronnd. of .offence to any orthodox protes- tant denoihinniion, will, at any time, be admitted. We will not attempt to make the publication subservient to.the purposes of any patataulaV denomination, hut shall select froinT’retbyterian or-Episcopal, Me thodist or Baptist writers., according ns their.papora shall best answer the avowed purposes of the- publication. \ Having access to all the sources of lite rary information, we shall be able to give our readers an early account of every new work, wliich will tend to practical improve-' meet, or increase the stook of theological learning. . . . - Every article in the work is submitted 4o and approved by clergymen of,the Epis copal, Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist churches. It' began in January, 1888, Received per Francis a few extra.ct of tho above valuable work. P ersons' de sirous of subscribing, or piocurjng vol. 1 or 8,1888, can do so by oallingat the Book store of the subscriber. T. M. DRISCOLL, npril 84 06 was Impossible tb be mlstakon, and for borne ft> introduce any other oircumstai.- ces Rim what belong immediately to it’. WM. DUANE, j FJiiladelpliia, Marcli i«h 1888. CERTIFICATE OF*DR. EDVti?? A., ALTER ' "* Member of the Philadelphia Medical Socic- ty. The Case detailed in the above certifi- cate came under my observation, and 1 be- lievo Alderman Duane’a statement to be strictly cornet. Sir. Swaim showed me? two oilier eases nearlv iiinilar, which were, cured by his Panacea,after every other re medy had failed. Averse as I am to qnackery, I hope ev er to be preserved from unjust add selfish prejudice ; anj, therefore, do not hesitate lo gtve my name, in Confirmation of the ef ficacy and saftty of Mr. Swalm’e medi- oine. «' EDWIN A. ALTEE. Philadelphia, Nov. SUi, 18(8. A supply ,,f i|,i, Valuable Medicine is , ust received and for sale by _ A PARSONS, Agent. At the Eagle No 8 Gibbons Range, march 17 69 minister the medicine-in seoret. It also evinces the prejudices of the faculty, that thoso who were so anxious originnlly 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 of Phi ladelphia. Mr. Swaim, proprietor of a medical com position called Swaim’s Panacea, applied to me, requesting mo to state what I know about the introduction of Ins medicine into the Alms Home—and 1 consider it a duty lo comply -withjiis requ -si. Being President of the Hoard of Mena S ets of the Alms House in-'the year II18|I. ir. Swaim expressed to ni# n wish to un dertake (tie cure of nitae persons then in the house, whose cases were given up as ins curable by tile .medical gentlemen, that he -vas-confident of curing, by hi. medicine those cases, and would undertake some of the most desperate—and would require no other -compensation -than the satisfaction to j>e derived from the service rendered. I promised to consult the other mnna gers, and did so; hot i found that stone of tho medical gentlemen in tlie house had labored to prejudice them, as-some of them attempted to -prepossess ine against what they denominated quackery. Some of the managers felt inclined to the trial, ennsid- ecing that as they wore cases abandoned by the medical men wliich ware to bh opera ted upon, ua lurra at least would be dene, and if cure was practicable, tlie opportuni ty ought to be afiorded, but they expressed a reluctance to take any responsibility upon them; by which I understood 4hat they did not like lo put themselves iq opposition to tlie physicians. Others opposed it alto gether. I therefore offered qud took upon myself whatever responsibility there was in the base, and notified Mr. Swaim that I would accompany him, and did so. The first ease selected 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 the evidence df my own sen ses justified their oomplaint. She w#« t woman of about 90 or 38 years of age, her right eye was already uestroyed, the left eye protruded more .than hair an inch out of the sookot, the flesh of the left cheek was one complete uloer, lire flesh of the nose had disappeared aud left tlie nostrils two naked holes, the uppet lip on the loft side was destroyed, and -t|ie teelh and gums bare, end the whole face,-as.it appeared to me, in.a Mato of dissolution; her appetite had left her—sho represented a living skel eton frightful to behold. Mr, Swaim said he could ouro hej; he could not restore the lost eye, ndf restore tjie nose, but he could restore the left eye-and the mouthi , .He undertook the case,. and 1 frequent Iy attended liim in his visits to the poor woman* and shb was cured—and I-.have frequently seen her since, going about..- her ordinary business with the alacrity, usual to a person of that ago i thedeformity. .Of beside; appeared heal fined myself to this ei il I have con 10, upon wliich I The Yirtiies aiid Use OF THE CORDIAL Cephalic Snuff, lVhich, by long experience, has been found an effectual Remedy for most Disorders ■ofHEAD, especially the OoeiWon IlcaaX*^ which it hardlu ever fails giv ing immediate e&!, ‘nnd ay frequent use prevents its return. gT admirably opens and purge. the'ixiBd, M. strengthens tb# nerves,revives the spi-' rits, and has a most gtateful aromatic smell. - It relatives Prpwsiacsi, Sleepiness, Gid diness, and Vapours, relieves dimness of the eye* is excellent in curing recent deaf-, ness, and has been of great service In Hys teric und Paralytic complaints, end in re storing the memory when impaired by dis orders of the head. It.is also extremely, proper for persons, wlmvibii the sick, or go into unwholesome, rooms or unhealthy places, eqd hot cli-' mates, as it fortifies the head against nox ious, exhalations and idfectioni air. A pinch or two may be taken at any time,and indeed several in a day; but for'a cold, or stoppage in the -head, a pinch or two should befallen just before going to bed. * Those who are iii tho habit of taking, much of the common snuffs, (and (hereby injure both head and stomach,) are desired to mix some ofthis.OEPIIAUC SNUFF with them, and their bad effects will in a great measure, be prevented, is on hand and for sale by A PARSONS.Druggist, At-tlie Eagle no 8 Gibbon's Kan| mar 14 the general system from manv troublesome complaints. It is by this means that so many grown persons have been relieved, by its use, of different complaint;—suppo sing themselves to be in a decline, &c. Stc This medicine will relieve hornet com plaints or dysentery, bilious cholic, vomit ng, sickness, pain or weakness in the sto mach or bowels, loss of appetite, either in children or grown persons, in a few hours ,- audit seldom fails curing chills and fe ver or fever ague. No family ought, or ever will be Without it, after a ■trial. Worms are ofcpuble of producing great listurbinees in the system. Not only do they -aggravate ordinary diseases when they are present, but they also give rite to -a gre.it variety of very nlarming anomalum affections. The whole train of spasmodic & convulsive diseases may proceed from tlie irritation of-woruv-ln the alimentary canal Cholera, epilepsy, catalepsy, tetanus, pa ralysis, mania, Convulsions, as well ns a variety of other nervous and convulsive affections, are not (infrequently the inline diale effects of this cause Besides these diseases, worms have also been known to produce pleuritic ami rhcuimitio pains.dy outcry, remitlingfevor, dropsy of I he Aim in, chronic and spasmodic cough, &c. &c, &c. Among the symptoms which indicate tile presence of worms, the following are tlie most common and striking:—A pale, leaden-coloured, and occasionally flushed countenance; a bluish strgak tinder tlie eyes, these aro dull and heavy, the pupils are dilated and much contracted, the low er eyelids and upper lip swell, especially during tlie night while sleeping; great itching iu the nostrils, which causes -the patient to pick his i-ose; foul breath; dis turbed -sleep.; during which the patient grinds hit teefh, is .apt to scream out and start up suddenly ns if frightened: tingling in the ears; giddiness; interrupted speech; palpitation of the {leart a dry spasmodic cough; irregular und depraved appetite, being sometimes entirely suppressed, end et others exceedingly voracious; al'domen swelled and hard; looseness of the bowels: costiveness; unnatural, slimy,nr foul stools; pains in the bowels; wastiug of the flesh; convulsions; fits; palsy; and finally death, A supply of this'-valuable Medicine is Juit received and.foV sale. by,. A. PARSONS, Agent. At the eaglo No 8 Gibbon’s Range, march 81 Notice. F OUR months after date., application will be mado Hi the Honorable tlie Justices of the inferior Court (of Tattnal County, for leave to sell the veal estate of Thomas Dickinson late of said county de ceased, .for tho benefit,of the heirs and cre ditors of said estate, Win. DICKINSON, Qualified Executor, inarch 7 55 ' liange. - Notice. PT|NHF. Copartnerships ofll.Castidey to JL Co.'in Snvanntrh.to df Seth B. Jones to Co. in Bridgeport, Conn, were dissolved by mutual consent on the 8tst day of April last past. AU persons indebted, uy note oi account, to the firm of ll.’CaNidey to Co.- will make paymbnt before tlie (1st April next, as all then unpaid will-be put in suit; and those having demands will immediate. Iy present th'em to II. Cassidey for pay ment, who is duly authorized to settle the concern, oftli. firm. h. cassidey. SETII B. JONES,. ^ Per Attorney, march 20 t# H. Ca.siuet >' v Just Received. P URE JVlMor straiued -Sperm Oil, Suitable for Family'use for salt by ‘° b 4 _ I*. MARLOW. . ••‘Negroes for Sale. . , HE following Negroes, from tha JL country, are offeruci for sale, viz: A negro hoy aged about 16 years. A negro boy aged nhoDtlS "very likely. A negro-boy aged about 15 “ dodo A negro boy aged about law-.;: A negro -gi;l aged about l£ ". A negro innnkgod about 45"a field hand A nogro man nged-robcut 47" do do. A1SO A negro;girl aged 10 years. ■ • -it A negro tnan aged 84 •• a prime field . hand. • A negro hoy about 17 •* do'do-do. ,A negro man aged U5 « -do do do. A negro man nnd wife, and their child about 5 years old. . Apply to ... ’ . F.PMNOERF* Notice. F OUR month, after date application will bo made to the 'Huh. tho court of Ordinary afJJulloch County, while ait- ting for ordinary .purposes, for leave lo icll oil the -foal estate of Isaac'Waters dec-, fot the Benefit- of tho heirs and -creditor.. ■ ,, JOHN WATEllS. fob 19 ' ^ 41* * Nolice. A LT.persqns having -demand, agnlnit the Estate of captain Abraham Nio- hols, deceased, are requested to present their aceoum. duly aUetted.toUie subscri ber, without dolaV. i' . N H OI.MsTEAO, Ex'or - march It 5»ft Sheeting do i dd Shirtings do More New Goods. J US'Neceived by M. Prendergast, and for sale low. 3 Cases snp. Irish Linens in full and half piene*., 4 do : do do 8 hales 4-4Brown • 8 do do Bleached 6 do 8-4 do 5 do 8-4 Brown 3 do Domestic Plaids to Stripes Russia & Birdseye Diaper 8.4 8-4 9-4 10-4 Irish do 8 cases ladies Leghorn. 1 do . mens do 1 do boys do Fashionable- Ginghams to Prints Plain plaid to stripe I’ulinanifn : Blue Straw to blk Worsted Barege Plain Baltic#, all colours Crimson to Green Moreens Blk station Silk—Gros da Naples,‘ Florence & Sinchew-i " Satin Levantine Fancy cnl’d. Qro.de Naplej I'laided Btraw col’d hat silk Fig. Swiss dresses collars to half hdkfs do and Plain Swiss to Bonk Muslins Cambric,Jaconet,Mull to Naosook do Blk III. Veil Crapo and Colored do '* Canton and Nankin do Fanny Gios De Nap—Barege, mid Gauze Dress Hkfs s " S ik Cravats. Jaconet do 11 “ and Marsailles Vesting Single to double width, blk to blue black Bombazin Hangup cords, white Nankin to strip# Jeans Lasting Circassians Nankeen. Sap. Blit blue Olive and Mix’d cloths English Thread to Bobbinet Laces toe.-too. ft- mar 20 No? to 14 Gibbons’vaege. Treasury Department, ' , MARCH Slst, 18*0. ijYTOTlCE Is hereby given to tlie prop* IY etois ef tlie iinredi'(.-u:ed's“< per cent stock, created in pursuance of an net of Congr/na, oftlie S4tli of fliarcli, I8l-l, a- mounting to Mix,.million, seven liiimlrcd and eighty-nine tliousend seven -hundred nnd twenty-two dollars and ninetv-two rents, under the several denominations of the -Loan of May id.mi.of 10,600,000 dollars, on which supplemental 'Slock has issuedi" of ‘‘rumtementut sir per iint stock ii/nn4. loan of May id, 1814, 0/10,000,- 000 doKart” .indof the "six per'cent atocTs u/1844,” that ilioir 'certificates upon t|i6 SUI render thereof, will, on the first .day Of July next, be paid to them, respectively,or to their legal representatives or attbrniris duly constituted, et the Treasury, vr utilie l oan Office, where-tfae stook thus lo’be4C- imbursed, anty stand credited.- - ! And it is further made knoi- n for the in formation of tlieqiarHe.concerned, that no transfer of the certificates issued under the act of the 84tli. March, -toil, from the books of the Trteiuty or of the Commis sioners of Loai»,.vEI be allowed after tlie 1st day of June next, and Hint tin- interest Oil the stock hereby notified ns payable; will cease and determine on the day next irecedin. tne day hereby -fixed fur tlie re- mborsement thereof. <1, .* S.D. INGHAM, . .Secretary of the Treasury. ( april 9 H8j ICE. T HE lee House in Bofto'n's Range;. diieofly opposite the City Hotel, i» now open for the delivery of ice. Tlie boors fui keeping open will be from sun- rise until sunset, except meal times—Stitr-t days until one o’clock, P. M. if-no objec tions by the City authorities, it being by partictnar request. Ail orders lor ships o. (lie country will meet witli -immediate at tention. N- B. The Mouse lit Rockwell's Builds ings will be closed fur tint present. EPHRAIM SPEAR, aprll 1 78 Savannah Poor House and Hospital. V ISITING Committee for May 1829. Geosjo W. Coe and Franois Sorrel. * Attending Physician.. Drs Bartow and Coppee JOS. CuSlMING, Seotv. april 30 464 Liberty inferior Court. ’ JUNE TERM,4888. "■TPON the-petition ofW.B. Fleming, U praying for the establishment of a certain note pf hand,given by John Har ris,to Thos. T. Shepard, for one.rhuhdred and eighty, nineflollari 8 1-2 cent -->d bearing data on or. abointlie fust of Api 1820, a copy whereof as nearly as tlie peti tioner can recollect, is filed Witli tho iaid petition, together with an affidavit of the loss thereof! 'It is ordered, that the. said copy be established intermsof the act in such cases made afltl provided, due notice being given of-ihe application,agreeably to the rulca of court, unless cause bo shown to tho contrary. Extract ftrom the minutes. •• une 44 E. BAKER, Clk Vestimerital.Soap, , fl^HlS Sdapis'celebcated for takhur all JL kinds of grease and spots ftom cloth For sale by ■ •«; . v t-A. FARSONS. Druggist No 8 Gibbon’s range deo 2 Fine Chewing Tobacco. If .ORILLARDS and Rielj’s first qual- iJP,ity.Chewi„g T^aceoisiust-receiv-. course remained ; but all that remained i e d and for.saleby ... A. PAJlSONu • - J. * . • No B Qibbonj*Range, -a,Shoe Blacking. 0 AY to MARTINS liquid.Blacking , Just imported and for saie by the cask or dozen by A PARSONS. - - Druggist No 8 Gibbons Range.- Banli Stock, EPPINGEJI’8 Exchange Office. 3 5LVOR Sale at iT tnayS The Undersigned M AS foi the present, his counting room in the yellow stoi.e adjoining other'dock. , ^ . .- Tlie following quantities and descrip tions of Lumber on hand nnd for sale; to gether with what lie is daily receiving, will enable him to execute any: orders .this cus tomers may favor him with, viz ’ 450,09 feet sawed lumber, con.isiing •of hoards, plank apd scan- tltn'L - -600,000 feet Ranging Timberl 109,000 Shingles '50,000 W. and R. O. Staves £0,000 -feet seasoned clear Whit • Tine-ltimber 45,000 feet Motphantabie do ' - fl^Ordera for lumber-cut,to any diraen sions wili be promptly attended to aprll 13 ALEX. A. SMETS. 8etv* •. : f - Notice. ; F OUR munths from this date 1 shal' . make application to the inferior Court of Chatham County sitting lor Or-< dinary.purposes,-foi icave'toseli, 4lmt tract of land sitjiuted'on Skidaway Island, con- : taining 63» acres, inoro or less,- and called ITiHERNl A, pert of tlie. real estate of Dr;’ Wm.- Craw.ford dec. To be sold for tits benefit bf tho creditors. THOS U PCHARLTON. -*. j - Adntfr. De Bonis non. "1 lilt S ' 1 Just Received,v. i"MNH.E Extraordinary Military -Career JL of jolm Shipp..late a Lieutenant in his Majesty’s 87th itegimeni—-'Written by himself. "Norone can read the account of hi. ■iifferikigs, without the-deepg.rt commisera* lation."—London Literary Gazette. ■ " VVe arc satisfied that no one will rise from III® Narrative uf .our bravo Auto-Bi- ographer, without having been deeply in terested in his story."—The Critic. T. Ai. DRISCOLL. npril 23 ' ,95 ■ -sxV.SaaSAASfiSiiti;.' -exit Claret. yfl CASES Mednc Claret—Receiv -TUtFed and for sale by CHARLES A. WOODRUFF, ■ -• 4V t- •if' . . .. - ' - «;