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..Yol. XXVI
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 12, I8g9,
for the Piles.
I'lid Medicine now offered to
i (Re puldic, is Olio which lies
linen fully subjected to tins In-
fallible lest of experience; end
in every Instance wftoro it inis
1 W-mi attended witli tho most cqinnhle sue-
S ln someol'tiic cases, the patients
81d been laWtring on.ler tl.0 disease tor.
} "...jamie r that period lind received
} f e .,mcjlcid"advice, and hnd even un<
opevaLlon vvith-
sSipSf advantage. It Is not (like
Hm'O UJuaHy edvorlisod,) offered as a cer-
l .In'n.rn for a long catalogue of diseases,
hd tliose’afllieted with this co.nplai.lt. fo.
£l ie alone it is recommended, may rely
I £uwQJ[lM«t><’° relief, even
Ibi UsVwirW forint, in a'tb.ort Rinat and they
I rV.S** the best -judges of ll.P lm-
Iportance of secli e remedy. I’rice 50 cts
I per Box, with directions signed by the Pro-
r i^;» nr Prepared and sold at
■uniter. lr0 ^ g . A . AUSTIN’S'
Drag and Chemical Store,
No. t7S,Nortli Tiling above Callowliill
13lrMt ’ pHlTADELPlriA.
A supply of this valuablo medicine It
| received.
lur ’"a. Arsons, Druggist.
AtthoBoJIO uoa Oil)lion’s Range.
Choice French Rqse Wa
ter,
J UST IMPORTER,
And fur aale by.
• A PARSONS. Ptngfeist.
Nq8 Gibbons' Range..{
de 5
Drought to Jai|.
J .V Savannah, some time ego. a negro
man w ho says his namo is JIM, and
that lie belongs to. John Pitman but does
pet know where hit matter lives,nor where
ho runaway from. • I am induced to bo
iicve That lie Is owned by soiqe .036 else,
iie.is l feet 9 l-4inches high nml about ID
years of age] he stanmiert a little whoii
i speaking,
• JNO. I. DEWS, i. c. c
ilge 11 ' 142
Brought tq Jail,
X N Savannalion the Slit nil. a negro
.man lyhniaya Ids name ii JOHN mid
Itliat he belongs to Sam Ring of Ghailes-
1 toil S C. He ie about 40 years oiyige, ami
I feet 10 inches high.
JOHN I. DEWS, J. c. c.
feb tlT *
Brought to Juil.
fiX Savannah pn the 10th just a tiegro
L inau who says his name is Will Brown
nil that lie belong* to Wm Coffimif Char
leston SO. He is about 37 years of age. 5
feet It inches high,and has a star on his
orelmad.
fob 28 JNO. I. DF.VV8, j. c. c.
Notice, ‘ ’
INftTY days after date application
will lie made for renewal of acrip No
fSIfer Twenty-eight Share's of arine
and Fire Intiirance Bank Slook, standing
in my name,
GEO. HAEL.
march 11 DRfcA
I T' ' ~ 1,1 .i
] Splendid Razor Strops.
E MMERSON’S and pilliNTISh'
Hfigpr Streps are kept constantly on
I tisjil, and ilmso gentlemen w|io have used
I suetn,pronbunno them superior to any at
| tue present time in use. -For sole by
. A. PARSONS, Druggist
At the V,ogle, No li Gibbon’s Range,
march 1* ■? - *' ° -
' Suits and Castor Oil.
Glauber '*
1000 quart bottle»*.Caster Oft for'l’lnn
' ftitjon I'uiposes' .
BOO qnart battles cold pressed
". i' int8 do “o
Which is offeredunusiinlly luiv.*
-Planter*-are-particularly requested to
Ml) and ermine for thoniseJves!' :
For sain by - y
. A PARSONS, Druggist,
mat 5 t le Eaal6 ' No 8 y^hons range.
"To Planters.
- 50tSSim • c 0 """ 0 "
[jP nl «l»t- "Q 8 Gibbons dtangT* 3 ‘- '
Notice, .
, A ,|!.' c e kPimtion of three months' from
KuiePfiSXtW&ISf' Wl11 he unude
cia L ? a , n K ofthe Stole ofGoor-
Sed June ffift&W*'™™ 10 N °’ 535 '
*3 to ilin *L ’• ‘"dive slmtes. Al-
f he S l m I „ Wi ( n A and . t i,< 'W^f^ce llnnit
’ A luvril® < ’ or S la for renewal of Cer-
; .I 0-5S , dated June-ip, (ato, ft )r
(ere ihsi n The ' n,,QV0 Certificates
“ lost in the fire of tha IBlb ultimo.
ftivnni. K St M pKB CLELAND.
v.innah, March 6t|i. tago.
y ,llch 8. frljo
|Uourt of Ordinary, lEffing-
ham ^ ■
w .. “ECEMnra, Tcnst 1838
lOi,XP"M‘»J Of ,SaittU. J. Bryan
Mdch EL ,at ,0 I s P 0SC! scd of a bond
“Kneil bv P lW°?Ai ,0 ‘ llo Com t made and
C'H itv Ir U ja flln Kor ' n< uly Into of the
Cof dat8 the 12th
met ef labn 1 ? 18 .}° for ,tines to a certain
ife.n IlMiKfMjt t" 6aftkBPhtl,.. l Tbe»e'
jr claiminb ” d “'l.^onish all persons Ijaiiillg
HB feest in ,Ke estate of
liijoclion, if , Ja ™, n K^’hedy to file their
|ho meMlnl 'Wvo, On .or -before
MB'Mlji of Ordlndry. for
MW. otherwise
ides to "aid (rn r fi^°5 rderea ' t0 ,n ? l(c
<tatil|3 i n B, d f! raot oflan ' 1 pursuant, to. the
^ cases "lade mid providod.
janu , - OI, ™ON It c.o.^ fi .d.~
Whole No..... 6377.
su?3l
u.\m-.0 STATES, ? . „
Di-Ttucror liEoacu. ( /rt A “ m ' rall l/.
The Pri sldent of the U dtod States to the
Marshal of the Stato of Georgia,
GllBBTlNOj >.
-'-^E-“ ■ - GE0, C,r,EiV ’ CUrh
ERE AS Robert Habersham, As-,
signee of John Atwood of (lid City
of N. York, hath exhibited a l.ibel before
the District judge of I he V- .Stales for the'
District ofUnoigia, in Admiralty, against
the sloup. Neptune of Savannah, Inn tackle
‘It n not (like apparel and lurniture, und agninst Di'mcan
■ ■— M'llonajd, now or late Master and part
owner of tho said sloop, and other part
owners tlioreof, stating and- propounding
among other things, that the said John At
wood, oil the seventh day of October, ono
thousand, eight hundred and twenty eight
did lend on bottomry outlie said sluopNep
tune, her tackle, apparel and lurniluro, to
the stiiil Duncan M'l)unnld,lhe sum‘riftwq
hundred dotlais, tile slid sloop then lying
in tha Port of Now “York, for which sum the
said Duncan M’Dnnnld did un the day alii)
yeaMtfoiesaid, hyputlutcnto the said vessel,
her tackle,apparel andftirniuirc.tn the said
Jnhn'At.woml for the paymiuit ol the said
sum of two'huiidrodilollart.witlr thu-rate or
premium Of 7 per ct. tlieroon, per" niiiuunl
at or before tlje expiration ot ten days.after
her arrival in the said Port uf Savannah.
That the said vessel tli.l arrive atilie Port
of Savannah on ilio first day of Novem
ber last, where sill pow lies, and (lie said
t#rm often days had folly expired, aiid the
said sum of two hundred dollars and the
premiums thereon remain pnpaiil.—That
the said John Auvood. did, on the twelfth
day of Debeihher past, duly assign and
truhsfer the said bottomry bond for a valua
ble cansideratioii to tlm said ‘ Libel hint,'as
by reference to the said bond and assign
ment will appear. And whereas the lion-
orahle the JudRe ofthe said Court hath or
dered that the said Dun an M’Donald and
pll others concerned In the said sloop Ntrp-
luite, her tack e, apparel and furniture, to
be and appear at tile Court Hdusn in the
City of Savannah, in lire District uforesaid
on the SJtil day nf .May, Inst, at 10 p’clnck
in tile fireuooti of the same day^toshew
eausc, if qiiy ho or they luve, why the said
vessel, liar tackle, apparel and furnitiiro,
shoufd not be sold and tlio proceeds there
of, or so inucli thereof as may liu necessary
paid to tile Libellant to satisfy his demand.
Now tje 0 fore you are hereby author iked
and required to cite and admonish the said
Uuuc.ni M’Donaiii, ami alt persons what
ever, having or pretending to 'liavb any
righl.lille nr interb,! ill or |otlie Said sloop
Neptune, her tackle, apparel end furniture,
to.bo and appear at the time and placea-
forosuid, lo hear, abide by, and p.'riorin all
and singular such judicial Acts as are ne-
oessary.to be done in the premises, and fur
ther lodq and receive what unto Law and
Justice shell appertain, under the pain of
tile Law aqd contempt thereof, Jl)e absence
and cominnacy of them notwithstanding.;'
• And whatsoever you shall do in tho pre
mises you shall duly certify unto the said
Judae. at tlm time and pbico afpi esaid, tp-
getlier with these presents.
"Witness the Honorable Jeremiah City-
* jer.Jndge' of the said Court,, this so-
Venlirduyof May, A, I). 1820.
' ' Riohakd W. Hauehsiiam.
" Proctor for Libellant.
All persons Interested in the foregoing,
monition, will take due nntiice’
JOHN II. MOREL.
Marshal, D. 0.
may R
Playing Cards.
T homas creiiose suporioj play
in} cards.
Atom,
Lafayejle’s Fanoy Cards.
iForsnloby
A. P ARSONS.
At ilie Eagle, no. 8, Gibbons Itauge.
apfllifs
Chinees Razors. '
J UST received by the ship Oglelhorpc
a supply of lltcse celebrated Razors.
It is well known to.those wiio iiave n ge
neral know ledge of the Oriental Countries
lh.U_.tiio/Jhintise and Japanese are descrv;
edly celebrated for a profound aeqiuint-
ance with the Arts and Science?, in fat:tin
many instances surpass in a hid) degiee
what tfmopeans have as yet been able to
accomplish. This is found to be the case
in the very useful aml necessary article of
Razors ; and Travellers from'thoso (Coun
tries have so fiecluojjtly represented the ex
traordinary advantages that the Chinese
Razors Imvo over all others, that tlio' Pro
prietors have (at a considephle expense)
formed a connexion with u celebrated Ma
nufacturer in Pekin,fo enable thorn to have
a regular supply ofJlJades, stamped with
the Maker’s name, and made in n suitable
form for the use of tlut part of tho world
whore tlio chin js the part of the human bo
dy and nor the head, (as in China, &c.) to
undergo the operation of shaving.
For sale by
*. A. PARSONS
At the Eagle, No. 8 Gibbon’s Range.
april ao 100 **
of Health. 1
Crfr of Savannah, ?
■ April 20th. IMP-' S
To the Inhabitants of the City nf Samiinnh
—You are earnestly requested by the Hoard
of llojth to inform them, through the me-
diumof tlioir Chfilrman,. Ward Commit-
lees, the City ' Marshal, or by -notice in
writing lljroiigh the Pust Office, of any nui-l
slince, which exisls.'or of any deposit, it)
store.or collars, titat may j)e ponsidored in-
juriousto the health of the city.
By order, '
JOHN, SHELLMAN^CIiairnai) .
Wm. Molt el, Secretary,
may 1
' Treasurer’s Olfice.
T~— : Mat 1.1829. ’
T HE average price of Flour during the 1
last month' boing 38 pet barrel of
1'90 lbs.) Bread for the present month
must weighas follows viss:
12 1-2 cents Loaf 2 lbs 8 o5i
0 1,4 " « • 1 “ 4 «
Of which all Bifkersand sollersqfBread
will take due Notice.
M. \V- STEWART, e. t.
tnay 2- . .
PRICE TWO DOLL ARS PER DOT-
TLE. '
To the Public.
I N consequi-neo of the nuutormis frauds
ami imposition, praotlsetl in teforcnco
to my modieinn, I am again induced to
eliarige tlio form of my BOTTLES. In
future, die PANACEA will be put lip in
round bottles, fluted longitudinally, with
the following words, blown in tho Rlass,
"prgAlB’s Panacea, Puilada," as repre
sented above,
' Tl ie *o bottles .ire much stronger than
thnso heretofore used,and will have but one
label, which covers the cork, with my own
signature on it, soykat the cnik cannot he
drawn without ,)«,trying the signature,
witliout which none is genuine, 'llu- mo-
diciiie may consequently bo knuwn in he
ucnuinb when my signature is visible; to
counterfeit tvhi<;h,mll be punishable as far-
. ' -
The Increasing demand lot this celelirn-
ted medicine lias enabled mo to reduce iho
price to TIVO DOLLARS per bottle,thus
bringing it within the reach of the indi
gent.
My Panacea required no cuenininm; its
astonishingcffecis.and wonderful operation
hare drawn, both from Patients anil Medi
cal Practitioner, of the highest respceyabi
lily, the most unqualified approbation, and
established for it a character which Envy’s
pun, though dipped in gall, call never tarn
ish.
The fiilso reports concerning this vain
able nvdjcine,which liavo been so di igcmly
oiiciilatcd by certain Physicians,b ivetheir
origin cither in ENVY, or in the iilisc'iiev.-
ons effects of tho Sl’UUlOUS IMITA
TIONS. i
The Proprietor pledges himself to the
Public, ami gives them the most solemn
assurances, that this medicine contains
neither mercury nor any other deleleripu?
drug,
The public arc cautinnod-not to purchase
my Panpcea, except from myself, my ac-
orcd'ueiTagents, or parsons of known .os-
peclnbility: and all thnso will consequent
ly tiH'williOut Oteuse, who shall purchase
from guy oilier persons',
WM. 8WAIM.
September, 1820.
The following certificate gives Iho his
tory of the introduction of the Panacea into
the Philadelphia'Alms House Infirmary.
Those who road it, dill bo convinced tlyat
the proprietor Inis never feared the investi
gation of physicians, or endeavored to ad"
minister the medicine in secaet.' It also
evinces the prejudices of the faculty, that
those who were so anxious originally to
exclude the modioine' front this institution,
would neglect no opportunity'of spelling
it, after it had been introduced.
FROM WILLIAM,DUANE, Esq.
One of the Aldermen of the dtp oj Phi
ladelphia.
Mr, Swaim, proprietor of a medical com
position called Swaim's Panacea, applied
to me, requesting me to slate what I know
about the introduction of Ins medicine into
the Alms House—-and I consider it a duty
lo comply with his reqii si'.
lielng President of the Hoard of Mnna
gers of tile Alms House in the year 1020,
Mr. Swaini expressed In me a wisli to un
dertake the emo nf sntno person* then in
I he house 1 , whose cases were given up as in
curable iiv tile medical cumieoien, that lie
was confident of curing by his medicine
lliosn cases, and would undertake some ill'
the most desperate—aiid would require no
othpr compensation than tlie satisfaction
to bo derived from the service rendered.
I promised to consult ilia olliei mana
gers, h ii-1 did so; but I found ihat Milne of
tlie medical gentlemen in tjie bouse bail
labored to prejudice ilusnj, a* south of them
attempted to ptTpo.sse3* toe against what
they denominated quackery- Some of tlie
managers fell inclined ttMlie trial, consid
ering tli.it as tlnSy were eases abandoned iiy
the lucdicnl men which were to lie opera
led upon.'no barm at least would budone,
and if cure was practicable, the opportuni
ty ought til be afforded, but they expressed
a reliic't.ince to take any responsibility upon
them ; by which I understood tiiat they did
not like lo put tljeimelvt-s in opposition to
tlio physicians. Others opposed it alto
gether. 1 therefore offered and took llpo.i
myself whatever responsibility tliore was in
the case, and notified Mr. Swuint tiiat I
would accompany him, and did so. The
first case stlected was that of a woman,,
-whose ^peatupce wasiiorrib’e.'und whose
condition was So deplorable that the pa
tients in the same room wished to have her
removed, and the eyidonce of my olvo sen
ses justified their oomplaiqt.' She was a
woman of about 30 or 32 years of age. her
right eye was alrody oestroyed, tho left
eye protruded more than half an inch out
of tlie socket, tile flesh of the left cheek was
ono complete ulcer, tlie flesh of the nose
had'disappeared and left the nostrils two
nuked holes, tlie up'pei lip on tlie left side
was destroyed,' qnd the leelh mid gums
Imre, and lire wIioIp face, as jt appeared to
me, ina state of dissolution; her appetite
had i ff her—she represented a living skcl-
oton frightful to behold. Mr-Srvaim said
lie could euro her; lie could not restore tlio
lost eye, nor restore the nose, hut lie oould
restore the.loft eye and the mouth.
He jmdevtook the case, and I frequent
ly attended'him in. his visits to" the' poor
woman, and.sho wa’s cured—mid ;-I have
frequently seen her since, going about her
ordinary business with the alacrity usual
to a porsou of that age: tlie,deformity of
course remained ; but all that remained
besides appeared healthful I have con
fined myself to this case, upon which I
was impassible to ha mistaken, and for
borne to introduce any oilier circumsUi,-
ces than what belong immediately to it.
Philadelphia, March 11th 1828. -
CERTIFICATE OF DR, EDWIN A.
ALTI5F
Member of the Philadelphia Medical Socle-
The case detailed in tho above, certifi
cate came under my observation, Hnd 1 be
lieve Alderman Duane’s statement to be
strictly correct. MV. Swaim showed me
two oilier cases nearly simitar, which were
(hired by his Panacea,after every other re
medy had failed. 1
Averse as I am to qitaokery, J hope ev
er to bo preserved from unjust and selfish
prejudice t and,, therefore, do mil hesitate
to give inv name, In con'Armttitin of the ef
ficacy anjl safety ol Mr. Swaim’s medi
cine.
EDWIN A. ALTER.
Philadelphia, Nov. 5tb, 1820.
A supply of this Valuable Medicino If
just received and for sale by
, A PARSONS, Agent.
-At tho Eagle No 8 Gibbons ,Range,
march 17 ' 03
i
rits,
Sw aim’s Vemnt'uye,
patent.
THIS valuable Anti-di/ecn-
terfc and If or m Me dicine- lias
lieen nsed for tlicse seven
years piist, and its virtues are
atniversally acknowledged by
all who have tried it, to bo far .superior to
any other inodicihe over employed for
most diseases children are subject (o. ; It is
perlcetly safe, and n . child will refuse to
take it. It sel-ksm fails euring Dysentery
Summer Gomplaint, Colic ur Clmloia
Morbus, either in grown persons or children
and U gives uppellte to almost all debilita
ted persons. \Vurms frequent ly tofpat ohil
•Iren, aggravate their -.other ■ disease*, nidi
are the chief cause of most finer*,-bom(
complaints, and chronic am! nervous disea*
os, incideht to childhood, wiii.-horoso im-
n;eruiis and frequ -ntty fatal. It U~anuc|i
regretted that most vermiftgeS now in use
are injurious, ami thousands of children are
swept o/T, or arc rendered feeble, pale and
enunciated through tho first stage of lifo
—which Icuja uu to.pulmonary complaints
Worms being especially apt to Infest
persons of debilitated digestive organs and
emaciated constitutions, much mischief is
often done by ilia ordinary worm medi
cines, which generally cnnsjstoftire strong
est purgatives, mercurials, bitters, narco
tics, nr spirits of turpentine. Articles ol
this kind may destroy worms, but they de
bilitate tlie stomach, and often' materially
injure tlie general 'health'. 8Ai n’t Vkr-
mikuge has the peculiar advantage of Lib -
stroving and removing worms from the
bowels ndtltouf tlio weakening consequen
ces of the stronger purgatives. Ape.—and
it lias, moreover, a decided tendency to
give vigor both to the sjqin'acb and howels
and organs of digestion—lhereby relieving
tlie general system from mnhy Jrcuiblosmne
complaints. It is by this means that so
many grown persons have been relieved,
by Us use, Qf different complaints—suppo
sing themselves\o lie in a decline, Ac. SCo
This medicine mil relieve bawet com
plaints or dysentery, bilious cholic, vomit
ing, sickness, min or iccakness in the sto
mach or botoels, loss of appetite, cither in
children or grown persons, hi a f w hours;
and it seldom fails curing chills axm fe
ver oa Fever aoiie. A’q famihi ought,
or ever will be without it, after a trieil.
Worms are capable of producing great
disturUHieos in tliu system. Not only do
Ijiey aggravate ordinary diseases when they
Ore present, but they also givo rise to a
groat variety of-Very alarming.anomalous
affections. The whole train of spasmodic A.
convulsive diseases may proceed from the
irritation nf worms in the alimentary’canal.
Cholera, epilepsy, catalepsy, t'eitmils, pa
ralysis, mania, convulsions, as well as a
variety of other nervous and convulsive
affections, are not unfrcqucntlv the imm<>
dialo effects of . this cause Besides theso
diseases, worms have also heen known lo
produce pleuritic and rheumatic pains,dys
entery, remitting fever .dropsy ofThe brain,
chronic and spasmodic cough, Ac. Ac.
Ac. . ‘
Among the symptoms which indicate
the presence of worms, the following are
the iqost common arid striking: -A pale,
leaden-coloured, and occasionally flushed
cmiqletiance; a bluish streak under the
eyes, tnesii aro dull nnd heavy, the' pupils
are dilated and much contracted,-the low
or eyelids and upper lip swell, especially
during tlie night while- sleeping! great
ifehing in the nostrils, which causes the
patient to pick his nose; foul breath; dis
turbed vice;); during which tho patient
grimls his teeth, is apt to scream otu. and
start up suddcul/ as'if frightened: tingling
in the ears! giddiness; interrupted 'speech';
palpitation of the heart n dry spasoiodie
cough; irregular nnd depraved appetite
being sometimes entirely suppressed, ant
at others exceedingly voracious;" nl'dnn;cri
swelled and hard; looseness of tlie bowels;
costivcngss; unnatural, slimy,6. foul stools;
pains in tlio bowels; wasting of the flesh;
convulsions; fits; palsy; and finally ilcajli.
A supply of this valuable Medicine is
Juit"received and for sale by
/$. PARSONS, Agent,
At the eagle No 8 Gibbun’s Range,
march 31 ' ~
The Virtues, anil Use
OF THE *
OORDIAI,
Cephalic Snufl*. , .
Mich, by long experience, has been found
"a effectual Remedy for- most Disorders
fine. IIEAJ}, especially the Common
. Ieadach, to which if hardly ever fails giv
ing immediate'ease, and iy frequent utc
vrevents its return. • ’
T admirably opens and purges .the head,
strengthens the nerves,roiiveS.the ipf.
. anil has a mpst utatcUil' aromatic
smell. ■
' * l remeves Drnwslaesi. Sleepiness, Gid-
dinoss, nnd Yniiotirl, relieves dimness or
tho cye», is excellent m enrihg reeept deaf
ness; anid lias been of great' service ill JIys-
loric mid I'Aralytic c'oinplaints, and in rn-
sloi-mg the memory when impaired by dis
orders of the head.' ' ' -
It is also extremely proper for persons
who visit tiro sick, or go into unwholesome
rooms or iinhealtliy places, and hot eft-
mates, as it fortifies (he head against nox
ious, exhulu(innsuml infectious'air.
A pinch or two may be tnken at any
time, nnd indeed several in u day; but for a
coitl, or stoppage in tile head, a pinch or
tivo should bg taken just before going lo
Those who nre in the habit of taking
much of the common snuffs, (and thereby
injure both heart and stomach,) are desire I
»j> mix some ofthhs CEPHALIC SNU^F
ith them, nnd their had effects will in a
greA 1 measure, ’be; prevented.
Is bn hand anil for sale by
A PARSONS.Drugcist,
At the Engle no 8 Gibbon’s . nui'e.
tnar 14
Notice.
"HjlOUR. montlis after date, application
R/ will be" made, to tho 'Honorable tlie
Justices of the lnforior Court of TuUnal
County, for leave lo-pell tlie real estateof
Thomas Dickinson late, of said county dc.
.ceased, for tlie benefit of tlie heirsund cre
ditors of said estate. .
i ' Win. DICKINSON,
Qualified Executor,
march 7 55- • • . ' 1
ine Chewing .Tobacco.
ORlLLARDS aiid Riell’s first qual
'ify-Gheivihg Tobacco isjuttdseiv?
e'd and for sale by A'P-MIHONS.
, Druggist No 8 Gibbons' Range,
dec XO '
Just Received.
ENSURE Winter strained Sperm Oil,
JL Suitable for Fiiinily usr fur sale Iiv
feb 4 I‘. MARLOW.
Negroes for Sale.
fENHE following Negroes, froin tlia
-1L oouinry, are offered for sale; s iss
A-hcgr'n boy ago.d about 18 years.
A, m-gro lioy aged about 15 "very likely.
A negro boy aged about 15," do do
4 negro boy aged about 12'“
A negro girl aRi-d about 12 ", ’
A negio man aged aliout 45"S field liand I
A negro man aged about 47" do do. ,
ALSO '
A negro girt aged IQ years.
A negro man aged fe-1 •• ' a prime field , ,
hand.
A negro boy about 17 " .do do do.
A negro<man aged 35 “ dm do do.
A negro fiia'ri and wife, and tfteir child .
about 5 year* old. • >.
Apply 1-*
nvir20 , J.Ej»PlNOEm
Notice.
PnillE Copartnerships oft I. Casstdey A
tL. Co.in Savannah,& of Belli 11 .rone
A Co. in Bridgeport, Conn. Were (lissolved
by mutual consent on the 21st day of April
last past. All persons'indebted, by note nr
aceoinu, to the firm off II. Cassidcv A Co.
V. ill make payment before tlie g'fst April
n«xt, a* all then unpaid will be put Ifi sult;
and tlrnyo having demand* will immediate
ly present them to 11. Cassidey for pay-
mon(, Who is duly autliorizetl to settle tho
concerns of the firm.' V ‘
H; CaSSIDEY,
SETH B. JONES,
Per Attorney,
, H. CassiukV.
tfiar^hao
More New Goods.
JUST received by M. Prendergfest, and
9 fur sale low.
3 Cases sup. Irish Linens in full and
' half pieces
4 do do 'do Sheeting
5 hales 4-1 Brown ' dd '
2 do do Bleached do
5 do 8 4 do Shirtings
5 do 8-4 Brown 'do
3 do Don.oitie'Plaida A Stripes
Rmsia A-Birilseve Diaper
(f-4 8-4 0-4 |0-4 Irish do
2'cases ladies Leghorns -"
i do mens • do '
I do boys do
Fashionable Ginghams A Prints
Plain Rlilff A stripe l’aliliariiip
Blue Straw A filk Wsir’sied Barege.
Plain Baltire! till colotir*'
Crimson. A Green Moreens
Blk station Silk—Gros de Naples,
Florence A Sincliewt
“ Satin Leva'nline
Fancy iql’d. Gjos cle Naples
Plaided Straw col'iHwl silk
Fig. Swiss dresses collars A half lidkfs
do and Plaiii Swiss A Book Muslins
Camfiric,Jaconet,Mull A Nansuok do
Blk Itl. Veil Crnpo
•b and Colored do 1
” Canton and Nankin do
Fancy Gins De Nan-—Barege, and
Gauze Dress Hkl's *
II S ik Cravats. Jaconet do
" !’ am] Marsaiiles Vesting
-Single A double Width, blk A blue
‘ black Bntiibaziii
Bangiip cord:, while Nankin A stripe
Jejins
Lasting Circassians Nankeens' \
Sup, Blk blue Olive and Mix’d cloths
English Thread A Bobbinct Laces
Ac. Ac.
mar 20' N08 & 14 Qilihons’ range.
Notice.
F OUR months after dnte appHcntiqn •
will be made to the Hon. tile court,
of Ordinary of Rulluch Comuy, while sit-,
tilig for ordiiinrypurposes, for lenve to sell '
all the real estate of Isoae Wat 'r.s dec-, lot
the benefit of the Jioir* nnd creditors. " ’ -
' JOHN ’A ATERS.' ,
fell 10 41* m
A' , JP-
/SL tho Estate of captain
hols, deceased, are requesied to present
their accounts duly attested, to the suhscrj
her, without del'uv. V ■ ■
N IIGLM9TEAP, P.x’or
march 12 *• filtjL '
LI, persons
•Notice. ‘
halving i innnd* agninkt.'
'f captain Mirnhnm Nic* *
Notice.
f OUR months from this date 1 sfta}
make application tn the Jnfefiot
t nf phajftaro Cnnmv sitting Inr'Or-
dinary purposes, foi ieoveioscll, thql tract
of land situjjnd.oii Skidaivay l.l.mil. coil*
talhing #30 acres, more r,t Jess,' and called
HIBERNIA, part ofllie real cslnteofDr.
Wm. Crawford dec. To bo sold for: tlie
bunefituf the oicdituts. ’' * ■ f
tiios irpctrAtiLTON. .
Ajdm’r. De Dome non.
feb 9
.82
Just Received, *
reVlE Extraordinary Military Career
_H_ of Join, Shipp l-rteai Lieiitenrinf in
Ids Majesty’s oTili -Keginiynl—Written by - '
himself. . . H
•• No one enn read the amount of his
sufferings,‘ without the deepest unmiiriser.1.
ration."—Lon-Um Lite-ary Gazette
■* VYe are satisfied that 'no one'wftl rise .
b Narrative nf oirr bra'ye'Auto-l'.|t
from tire ........... ... y,.. V i»su s,nn-i,r
ogrnpller, wiilurut having-licen deeply in-
lerested-in his slory."~JVie Critic.
T. % DRISCOLL. '
april 23 . 05 „
rSavaunuh Poor House and
Hospital.
V ISITING Committee for May 1829.
George W. Coe and Francis Sorrel.
Attending Physician*.
Drs Barton* and Cop—"
april 30
JOS. Cl
101
peo /
iIMING, Secjrv.
Liberty Inferior Court.
JUNE TERM, 1828.
TTTPON the petition of W. B. Fleming,
jU praying for' the establishmertt of a
certain ubte of hapd,given by John Har
ris,to Thos. T. Shepard, for one hundred
and eighty! nine dollars'2 l-£ cent -nrl
hearing date on or ahonftlm first of Apn
1820, a cmgr whereof as nearly as tho peti
tioner can recollect, is filed with the said
petition, together with an’, affidavit of the
loss thereof. It i; ordered, that tile' "said
copy bo established informs of the act- In
such crises made and provided, duo notice
being given of tlie application,agreeably to
tlie roles of court, unless cause be shown to
the contrary. :
Extract frqm tho minutes,
tine 4'f ' E. BAKER, Clk
VestinientarSoap.
III8 Soapls celebrated for taking al’
JL kinds of grease and spots from clotl;
For sale by
dec 2
Dr.u
A. PARSONS;
fo 3 Gibbon’s range
Shoe Blacking.
.. AY A. MARTINS Injuirl Blacking
,? Just imported and for sale by the
ca'skpirdozen by A PARSONS.
- ■ D'ruggisfNo.O Gibbon* Range,
feb24 . . ■
i#’Bank Stock.
’|710R Sale at EPPINGF.R’S
■jfi? may 2 Exchange Office.
——
H ERE AFTER the iivnnp'aji I,i.bra.‘
ry will be u|7ened for lIn- deliver' of
Honks every Muiul.iv, Wednesday muff Erf 1
(lay, from 4 to 0 - 'cj.'i k l>. JL • , .. - |
liidivlrhials not slug holder, can. have,
«« (Me °l (he- Libra*/ v.) the followiiig
terms:— 7 . S ; .
For one year, by paying' ' glj^
“ six month*,-
“ any less period, at the rate of-2
per mom h _ - ■
*■ WM. MOREL, Librarian. 1
may 1 I02|n ’ '
Just Received. . ■'
PRIME'Augusta Ham* ‘
_ 200 dll do ‘ MidUftng«,t
Tmhdingjrom ffchr Exact.
30 Hun els Dunlap* bc*t Ale.
12 keg Goshen Butter.. For sale by 1 1
may 4 J. IL HERBERT.
T
T. M. Driscoll,
lias riccivid per skip Jlerii
HE LITERARY REM
ofrj-
THIJ LATE HENRY NEELE”
Ailtlior of'the. Ramaiice of lliitory, Ac. 1
Ac. consisting of lectures on English Po. *
etry. Tales, and other Miscellaneous Pie*,
oes in Prose and VCrse—1 vol, with a por
trait of the' author.
" This work will reflect the greatrs hon
or on the author’s talents—It has great andT
numerous attractions." • . .
London Weekly Review.
“This work is one well calculated to 1
repay an attentive perusal, and niinnol but'
provb highly interesting to every reader. ’ >
The Critic.
may 0 J06
Ringgold & Thompson,
Attorheys**t law, r I
TALLAHASSEE, {Florida,).
'WB7'ILL practise ill the several Courts -
f *. In the Middle District of Floridiif
in the Superior Court of Jackson Countv.’
jo West Florida; "autl in-fhe' Superior,
Courts of tlie Counties of Thomas, Deca.-a
tur, and Early,411 the Slate df.Georgia.. .
Tiler will also attend the Superior Court,
at the Island of Key West. *-
L. A. Thompsou'is: noW in this City, and .
will take’chaige of tiny business that may
be entrusted to their cave. •'
apnl *9 ' i6o» \
T. M. Driscoll,
XTAS just reetiiv{d. tIi^rjlowrng new-
H..0. Puliliiratibns:— •' .-
GEORUEMASON.tlieyoCNonACK-
woonsstAu; or. Don’t Give Up the Ship :
a story of tire Mississippi. 'Price 75 cts; T
THE RIVALS OF F.STE, and oilier
Poems—By f. G. Brooks and Mary E.
Brooks. I’rice ffl.25. ' .
THE TRIALS OF LIFE-By tlieau-
ihor of "De Lisle'-’—2 vols. Price SI,50,
ALSO,
A few copies of Irving's Life and Voya-
■ges of Col'umhus, qnd 'tho -
Travels of.flip Duke of Saxe -Weimar,
april 80 101
Clar.et.
CASF.S Medoc Claret—Rccciv-
'edimd for sale by
