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Newspaper Page Text.Ac No 119 «*•■••••••••• I XXVI WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAy' 20, 1829, Whole No;,.;......fi38'4. for the Piles. ‘ho Medicine now offered to the public, is ono which lias been fully subjected to lho in fallible lest of experience; and in overy instaneo where it lias attended with the mustcoinpletesuc- ^ In tome of the oases, the puticufs Md bew Ubouring under tbe tljieaso (Or period bad received medical advice, nnd had even un- . the best , urg lei<i operation, witb-l 1 .. ^Smancnt advantage. Itlsndt (like ?h^e usually advertised,) offered ns a cor- l (nr along catalogue of diseases/ kat tho e'afaictod with this complaint, foi, i iih alone it is rcoommonded, may r.ely with conlldeuco upon.obtainlng relief, even r„ Its worstifonns, in B short timet and they; e s Tves are the best judge, of the im- „i,nceofsuch a remedy. I’rice 50 cts £ Box, with directions signed by the Pro- Prepared and sold at , prietor. A .JUSTIN’S Dnig and Chemical Store, • . Ho. M3,North Third, above Callowliili B,,CC '' PHILADELPHIA I . , A supply of sbis valuable medicine Is. deceived. ' ^t.&RSONS. Druggist. At the Eagle no 3 Gibbon’s Range mar' UNITED STATES, > . . . . ,, Disinter or Gf.ouqia, \ Admiralty. Tim Ptesldbnt of thu United States to the Marshal of the State of Georgia, Giiketiho: , QUO. GLEN, Clerk. . 1EREAS Hubert Habersham, Ai- Choice French Rose Wa- tcr, J rU8T IMPORTED And for sale by A PARSONS. Druggist. No 8 Gibbons’ Range. * » ’ Brought to Jail. I N Savannah, somo time ago. a negro man who says hi* name is JIM* anu •that he belongs to John Pitman but does noc know wliere his master lives,nor where :he rahaway from. I am induced to be lieve that he is owntd by some one else, he Is 4 feet 0 1-4 inches highund about lb yoars-of age; .he ttanim^r* a little when speaking. jjfO.I.DEWS.j.c.c une 14 144 , , • Brought to Jail, I N SavanaaliWtha 31st nil. a Inan wlio-says’liis name is JOHN Had that he belongs to Sam King of Charles ton S C. He is about 40 year, qt.age, and i feel 10 inches high. JOHN I. DEWS, j.jj.c • feb e3 Brought to Jail. •J.V Savannah on the Will iml a negro mad who says ids name is Will Drown: and that be belongs to Wm Ooffnulf Char Heston SC. He is about 27 year, of ago. 5 ■feat It inches high, am) has a scar on his forehead, feb23 JNO. I. DEWS, j. c. c Ndtice, jllXINF.TY day, after date application q will bo mode for ronesval of scrip Np, '41 for Twoilty-eight Shines of Marine »nd Fire,Insurance llank Stock, standing in my name. ceo. hall; Ttiardh It oKtca f “plendid Razor; Strops. MSIERSON’S and PRENTISS’ Razor Strap, are kept constantly on lianil, and (hudb gentlemen who have used' ■thcra, pronounce them superior to any at we pryentithtie In use. For sale by - -A. PARSONS, Druggist .At llis Eugle,.No 8 Gibbon's Range. : march 12 Ml , * V siglifio of John Atwood of tho City ofN. York, hath exhlbiied-u Libel before the Disl'rictjndga ofllio U. States for the District of Georgia, in Admiralty, againvt, lie sloop Neptune (IfSnvaiinnh, tier tackle' appaltel and furniture, nnd against Duncan ill'Donald, now or late Master and part owner of the said'sloop, and other pari ownerajherauf, stating anil propounding: among other tilings, that the said John At wood, on the seventh day of October, oho ilinuaapil eight hundred and twenty eight did lend on bottomry on the said sloop Nop-f tune, her tackle, apparel anil lurnilure, to the said Duncan IM'Dohald.the sum Of two. hundred dollars, tho said sloop -then lying in tho Port of New York.-for which sum the said Duncan M'Donald did on the dny and year afuiesaid, hypothecate the saiii vessel, her taokle,apparel and fmnitiircjto the said. John Atwood for the payment of the said sum of two hundred dollars,with the rato or premium of 7 per ct. thereon, per annum, at or before the expiration of ten Hays after her qrrivil in jhp said Port -of Havahnali.- That flie said vessel (11,1 arrive nt the Port of Savannah on the first day of Novem ber last, tvhere she now lies, and tho said term of ten days hud fully expired, and tho said sum of-two hundred dollurs and'the. premiums thereon remain unpaid.—That the said John Atwood did, on the twelfth day of December, past, duly nssign and transfer (he said bottomry bond for a .valua ble consideration to tile said Libellant, as by reference to the said bond and assign ment will nppear. And whereas ihe Hun- orable the Judge of tho said Court linth or dered that llie said Duncan M'Donald and nil oitiers concerned in the said sloop Nep tune, her tack e, apparel nnd ftiniiture, to lie nnd appear nt the Court House in tllti City of Savannah, in.the District aforesaid on the 23d day of May, inst. at 10 o'clock ill Hie forenoon of tho same day, to shew; cause, if any lie or they have, why the said vessel, her tackle, apparel and furniture, should lint be sold anil tho proceeds there of, or so ntuoh thereof as may lie necessary paid to the Libellant to satisfy his demand, •Now therefore yon arc hereby authorized and required to cite and admonish the said Ditucan M'Donald, and ul| persons what ever, having or pretending to have any right,title or interest in or to the said sloop Nfcptune, hot tackle, apparel and furniture, to be and appear at the lime and place u- foreiaid, to hear, abide-by, and perform ail and singular such judicial Acts as uro ne cessary In be done in the premises, and fur- liter K) do and receive what unto Law ami Justice shall appertain, tinder the pain of the Law and contempt thereof, the absence -and contumaoy of them notwithstanding. And whatsoever you shall do in the pre mises you shall duly certify unto the said Judge, at the tiiuoand place aforesaid, to gether wills tliese.preseiits. Witness the Honorable Jeremiah Cny- ler. Judge of Ilia said Court, .this se venth day of May, A. D. 1830. U'jtcitABn W. Habersham, Proctor for Libellant.' All persons interested in tho foregoing monition, will take due notiice. JOHN H. MOREL. Marshal, D. G. may B wf. impossible to be mistaken, and for borne to introduce any other circumstai,- eoi than what belong immediately to it. _, ,, ... ' WM! DUANE. Philadelphia, March 11th 1B2B. CERTIFICATE Op DR. EDWIN A. , ALTF.F,, Member oftlte Philadelphia Medical Socle- PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER BOT TLE. Salts 'ap<l. Castor "Oil. in STORE BRL8 Sal Glauber JUV-Mf lOOboxe. do assorted sizes 1000 quart bottles CaMo, Oil for Flan' ■ ti)lton Purposes ooo.. quart bottles cold pressed 800 plilts do -dp do Which ii offered unusually low.* «*• partictilnrlv requested to *aH and examine for themselves. Tor sale by . v ‘ a A P AUSPN'S.PruVaiih Anhe Luglo No 8 Gibbons rung? mar 5 To Planters. 10®© 8B8P• jMaaasE. 0 #*-*'*- , w. tsy n - . • A, PARSONS, . Dmggist. no 8 Gibbon. Range. Notice. A "! ,e e *P,»rgtion of threo months from A*, this dale, application will be mnde jr 11 ? Planters’. Bank of Hie State of Geor- ^'a, (jr the renewal of Certificate No. 525, “ at f„ d .f un ® 5.1813, for twelve sharosr Al- „ f „“ “'® Marine and Fire Insurance Bank- ?,V h “ i“, ate of Georgia for renewal of Ccr-' Jun8 ,0 ’ 181n - for Zr 7 S'ff*' '® he above Certificates. * ro lost “ the fire Qftho'tdlh ultimo: » , . MQSES CLELAND. savannah, March Otli. 1829. JtjBteli 6 • . 54f 0 oiirt of Ordinary, Effirig - * ham /,,, , DECEMBPU, TERM 1828 J the petition of Sam’l. J. Bryan; , 9 , lalln g that ho is posessed of A bond Siam. i 8 produced to the Court made and f.Dcnjamin Kennedy late of the d ; iv nr n oresau ^ bearing date the 12th ( r „;, 0 '.7puaiy 1819 for titles to a. certain n .„. 8 , ls ld,deseribed in said bond. These j- , 0 . olt Csnd admonish all persons having W claim fbo said' .xsbjenttona 1 any the nieetint •aid oount fbe admini i'3*. to sal, ■tatiite in. su’c J a P is' Cl . interest'iii the estate of ijamin Kennedy to file their y they have, on or before, tho Court of Ordinary for May term 1029, otherwise J1 bo (trtjered iiialto ifiand puraunn.t to the i.-made nnd provided. TON,' h. o. o'.'p. c, Playing Cards. fBl IIOMAS CREHOSE suporior play Jg, log cards. AI.SO, Lafayette’s Fancy Cards. For sale by A. PARSONS. At the Eaglo, no. 8, Gibbons Range, april 25 Chinees Razors. "JUST received bytiio slop Oglotliorpe, a snnnly of these celebrated Razors. It is well known to those who have a ge neral knowledge of the Oriental Countries that the Chinese and Japanese are deserv- i edly oelebratedTor a profound Acquaint-' ance with ti)e Arts and Sciences, ill fact in many instances surpass in a high degiee what Europeans have ns yet been able to accomplish. This is found to be the ease, in the very , useful and necessary article of Razors i and TrnvellersTrom those Ooun tries have so frequently represented the ex irabrdinary advantages that the Chinese Razors have over ail others,.tiiat the Pro prietors have (nth considerable expense) formed n connexion With a celebrated Ma nufacturer in Pokiri.to enable them to have- a regular supply of Blades, stamped with) the Maker's name, nnd made in n suitable form far tho use of that part of tho world wijere the chin is the pnrtofthelminanjjc- tly and not the head, (as'in China, &c.)'to, undergo the operation oftaliaving. 'FoLsale by , A. PARSONS. At the Eagle, No.-fl Gibbon’s Range, april 29 100 'BDard dcif Health. ■ Cm op Savannah, i April 20th, To the Inhabitants of the City of Savannah —You are earnestly requested by.tlic Board, af He. lth to inform, them, through 'the me dium pf their Chairman,. 'Ward Commit-, lees, the City Marshal, Or by .notice in writing through the Post Office, of any nui sance, which-exists, or of any deposits in- stores or'oollars,.tlint may be considered in jurious to tho health of the oily. By order, • • ■JOHN SHELLMAN, Chaitnan Wm." Morel, Secretary. niny 11- ■ , . 'i'reasitrei’s Office. . , ,'Mat. 1,1^29. , FH1HE average price 'of F)our during the _EL last month being S8 per . barrel of iOO lbs. Broad for the presertt niontln must weigh as follows viz: 12 1-2 cents Loaf 2 lbs 8 oz 6 1-4 '<•' “ 1 (1.4 “ Of which all Bakorsand sellersofBread will talto diloNoiice. , ' r . At; W- STEWART,, c. t. I- may.s ; . . .' To the Public. I N consequence of the numerous-frauds ami impositions practised in reference to my medicine, I am again induced to •change tho form of mj BOTTLES. Its future, the PANACEA will bo put up |n round hnttles, fluted longitudinally, with llie following words, blown in the glass, "Sivaim's Panacea, i'llii.ada," as run 1C- sented above. ' Tlieso holtles are nincli stronger than those heretofore used,nod will hqyebut one label, which covers the cork, with my own signature on it, so that the coik cannot be drawn without riestroying the signature, witlraut which n.T.e is genuine. Tile me dicine may consequently be known to lie genuine when my signaluru (Wisible: In counterfeit iDhieh.ieill be punishable as fat- f.ery. . The increasing demand lor this cejebjja- ted medioine lias enablod me to reduce the. price to TWO DOLLARS per bottle,thus- bringing it withhftlie reach of the indi gent. My Panacea requires no encom'mmt its astonishing effecis amt wonderful operation, have drawn, both from Tatients and Modi- cnl I’ractijioncrs (if the highest respectabi lity, llie most unqualified approbation, and •established fop it n character which Envy’s pen, though iltjiped.ln gall, .can never tarn ish. Tho false reports concerning this vain aide medicine, which have been so diligently circulated by certain Physicians,have tiieir origin either in ENVY, or in the mischiev ous effects df the SPURIOUS .IMITA TIONS. Tlio Proprietor pledges himself to the Public, and gives them the most solemn assurances, that this medicine contains neither mercury nor any other deleterious drug. The pnl-lfj are cautioned not to purchase: my Panacea, except from myself, my ac- creil'ned agents, nr persons of knowp . os- pectnbllilV! arid all 'those will consequent ly lie w'utmut excuse, who shall purchase- from any oilier personi. WM. SWAIM. September. 18S0. Tho following certificate gives the his tory of the introduction oftlie Panacen into tho Philadelphia Alms House Infirmary. Those who read it, will he convinced that tin proprietor has never feared the invest^ gallon (if physicians, or endeavored to ad minister the medicine In weerej. -It also evinces tlio prejudices of the faculty, 'that, tlioso who were so anxious originally to exclude tiielmedicine from tills institution,' would neglect no opportunity of expelling it, after it-h'ad heon introduced. FROM WILLIAM DUANE, Esq. One of the Aldermen of the City of Phi ladelphia. Mr. Swaim, proprietor of a medical com position called Swaiiti's PanaGca, applied to mo, requesting ine to state what [ know aboul the introduction of Ifts medicine into the Alms House—and I consider it a duty to comply with his regu-at. Being President of the Bourd of Mann « ors of tlie Alms House in tho year 1820, Ir. Swaim expressed to me a wish to un dertake the cure of some persons then in the house, whose eases were given up as in curable by tlie medical gentlemen, that he was confident of curing by his medicine those cases, and would undertake some of, tlio most desperate—and would require no other compensation than the satisfaction to be derived from llie service .rendered. < I promised.to considt 'tlie other.mana gers, and did so; but Lfuund that some of Alie medical gentlemen in the hopse had' labored to prejudice them, ns some of them attempted to .prepossess me against what they denominated quackery. Some of the nianagers felt inolinod'to the uial, consid ering that as they were cases abandoned by the medical inen which Were to he opera ' ted upon, uo harm at least would'be done, and if cure was practicable, the opportuni ty ought to be nffordad, bqt they expressed a reluctance to take any responsibility upon them; bywhicliT understood that-they did not like , to put themselves in opposition to the physicians. Others opposed it alloy getlier. -I therefore offered-and took upon myself wiiatever/esponsibility tliete was in- tile-case, and notified Mr. 9waim : -that I would accompany him, and (lid so. Tlie first case selected was that of a woman, whose appearance was horrible, and whose condition' was so deplorable that jhe pa tients in tlie same room wished to have her removed, and the evidence of my own sen^ ses juslified thcir-oomplaint. She was.a woiiiimnf about 80 or 92 years of age. her right eye was alredy destroyed, the left eye protruded'more than half an inch out of the socket, the flesh of the left cheek was, one complete ulcer, the flesh of'the nose had (disappeared an'd left tlie nostrils two naked holes, qfie.llppei flip on thelaft side was destroyed, .and -the teeth and, gumx bare, and.llio whole face,-as it appeared to me, in n stalo of dissolution; her appetite had left her—slie:represe,ned ; n living skel eton frightful to-behold., Mr.Svvaim said he eould cuieher; ho could not restore the The case doiniied in the above certifi cate came under my observation, and I be lieve Alderman Duane's statement to ‘be strictly correct. Mr. Swaim showed me two other cases nearly similar, which were cured by Ids Panacea,after every otlie’r re medy had failed. .Averse as I am to quackery, I hope ev er to be preserved from unjust ami selfish prejudice ; and, therefore, do not hesitate to give inv name, in confirmation of tlio ef ficacy aud safety ol Mr. Sivaim's medi cine. EDWIN ALTEF,. Philadelphia. Nov. 6th, 18®i. A supply of this Valuable .Medicine is just received and for sale by A PARSONS, Agtill. At the Eagle No 8 Gibbons Range, march 17 -03 The Vii-tues and Use gririnik CORDIAL . Cephalic Smifif. - mich; by long experience, has been found an effectual Remedy for most Disorders' of the - HEAD,-especially the Common Headaeh.to which tihardlu ever fails giv ing immediate ease, and by frequent use prevents its return. gT admirably Opens and purges tile head,' erves.revi Swaiui’s Vermifuge. Patent. THIS valuable An/i-ih/srn- terio and /Form Medicine has been used for these seven years past, anti its virtues are universally acknowledged by all who have tried it, to he far superior to any oilier' medicine over employed for most diseases'ollildren are subject to. It is perlectly safe, and no child will refuse to lake it. It snl'iom fails curing Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Colic, or -Cholera Morbus, either in grown-persons or children and it gives appetite to almost all debilita ted persons. Worms frequently infest c|iil dren, aggmvate their oilier diseases, nnd aro tile chief came of most fevers, bowel complaints, and chronic and nervous diseas es, incident to childhood, which are so nu- J meroris and frequently fatal, ft it much regretted that most vermifuges now in use nre Injurious, and thousands of children uro swept off. or are rendered feeble, pnle nnd enunciated through the first stage uf life, —which leads on to piilmbnary complaints! Sec. Sic. See. Wqrms being especially apt to infest persons rtf debilitated,digestive organ* nnd emaciated constitutions, much mischief is uften done by the ordinary worm medi cines, whieli generally consist of llie strong est purgatives, mercurials, bitters, naroo- lics, or spirits df turpentma. . Articles ofi (llis kind may destiny worms, huwtliey de bilitate the stomach, and often materially injure the general health. Swaim's Vkr- slifi/oE lias the peculiar advantage of de stroying and removing worms fiom Ihe bowels without llie weehenlng consequen- cdsof the Tlroqger purgatives. 7*0.—ami it" has, moreover, n deoided tendonCy to give vigor both to the stomach and ImweU- and organs of digestion—tlierehy relieving tlie general system from many troublesome cumplaints. It is by this means tlmt so many grown persons have been relieved, by its use, of different complaints—suppo sing thomselves to ha in a decline, &c. &c ■This medicine ' to ill relieve bthccl com• plaints or dysentery, bilious cholic, vomit ing, sickness, pain or weakness in the Sto mach or bowels, loss of appetite, either in children or grown persons, in a fw hours; audit seldom fails curing chills and fe ver or fever A due. No family oi/JjAl, or ever will be-withoul it, after a trial. Worms aro capable of producing groat distiirbanaes in tlie system. Not only do they aggravate ordinary diseases when they are present, but they also give .rise to a great Variety, of very alarming ahomalous affections. Thewholetrain oftpasmoilic Si conviilsiveriiseasos may proceed from the irritation of worms imthc alimentary eancl. Cholera, epilepsy, catnlepsy, tetanus, pa-, ridysis, mania, convulsions, as well as a variety of other nervous and convulsive affeclions, arc not nnfreqiiently the iuime- iliale effects of this cause Besides these' diseases, worms have also been known to produce pleuritic and rheumatic pain3,dys eiitery, iremitting fever,dropsy of tlie brain chronic and spasmodic cough, &c. Sec Sec. Among tho symptoms which indicate the presence of worms, tho following arj the most common and striking:—A pale, leaden-coloured, and occasionally flushed countenance;’a''bluish streak tinder tlm* eyes, tiieseare dull and heavy, tlie pupils are dilated and much contracted, tlie low er eyelids and upper lip swell, especially during llio'night while sleeping; great itching in the nostrils, which oahses the patient to pick his nose;-foul breath; dis turbed sleep; during which, tlie patient 'grinds Ills teeth,-is gtptio scream out and startup snddeniy'ns if frightened: tingling in tlie ears; giddiness; interrupted speecii; palpitation of the henrt a dry'spasmodic cough; irreguler and depraved appetite, being-aometimes entirely suppressed, and at others exceedingly voracious; abdomen swelled and hard; looseness of the bowels; costiven'ess; unnatural, slimy.or foul stools; pains in the bowajs; wasting of the flesh: convulsions; fits; palsy;, and finally death A supply of.this valuable. Medicine is Juit received and for sale by A. PARSONS, Agent. At the eagle No-8 Gibbon’s Range, march 31 A. strengthens the nerves,revives the Spi rits, and has a most gipterut aromatic 1 smell. It removes DrotVslness, Sleepiness, Gid diness, and 'Vapours, relieves dimness of' the eyds, is excellent in curing recent deaf ness, nnd has been of great service in Ilya-; terlq und J’aralytic complaints, and in re storing t|ie memory when impaired by dis orders of tlie head. It is also extremely proper for persons wins visit the sick/or go into unw holesome rooms or unhealthy -places, and hot cli->, mates, as it fortifies the head against nox ious, exhalations and infectious air. A pinch or two may .be taken at any time, nml ltidced several in a day; but for a cold, or stoppage in tlie head, a pinch or two should be taken just beibre going to bed. Those who ate in tlie habit of taking much oftlie common snuffs, (and thereby injure botli head and stpmacli,) are' desiteil to mix some oftlds CEPHALIC SNUFF with them, and their bad effects will in greet measure, be prevented. Is on hand and for sale by A PARSONS.Druggist, At tlie F.agle np 8 Gibbon's Range, mar 14 More New tioods. J UST received by M. Prendcrgatt, and for sale low. 8 Cases Inpftyith Linens in fhll and half pieces 4 do (In do 5 halos 4-gJBrown 2 do do Bleached 5 do . 8-4 do 5 do -3-,4 Brown 9 do Domestic Plaids Si Stripes Russia SiBirUseveDiaper .9-4 8-4 9-4 10-4" Irish do. ■•■cases-ladies Leghorns 1 do irfons .do I jlo boys dp Fashionable Ginghams & Prints Plain plaid & stripe Palmarine Blue Slraw.&blk Worsted Barege Pl.lrt ttul,l/.A „ll „„l - lost eye, ndr restore the ntise, but he could- restore the icft eye und-theoiioutli. ' He undertook the case,; nnd I frequent-, ly allondedf-him in his .visits-loathe poor woman, and she was cured—and . 1 . have frequently seen her since, going about, .her ordinary., business.with the alacrity ■ usual to « person of that age.; the deformity- 01 .•nnru, -remained : but ail that remained besides nppeared hoaltjfful. - I ; have oqn- fined myself to this case; upod which I v . Notice F OUR months after date, application wall bo nlado , to tlio Honorable the Justices of the Inferior Court of Tattilal County, for leave to sell tlie real estate of Negroes for £5ale. HE following Negroes, 'from the JL country, are offered for sale, vizr A negro boy aged about 10 years. A negro boy aged about 1 O' "very Jlkslty A-ncgro boy aged about 15 “ do do A negro boy aged-Rbout 12 “ A negro girl aged about iB. “ > A ncgio managed about 45“a field hand A negro man aged abopt-47'* do do. also ' . 1 A negro girl aged 10 years. A negro man aged *4 “ a primo field . Imnd. A negro'boy Bhout 17 “ do do do. A negro man aged 35 “ do do do. A negro man nnd wlfp, nnd % their child about 5 years old. Apply jo . ' »" marge - , H.EPPINOERg Notiee. rpiHE CopaVtnersliipsofll.Cassidey Sc, Co.in Savannali,& uf Belli B. June-' Si Co. in Bridgeport, Conti, were riissolved by muluul consent on the '2lsl day of April' lay Iasi past. Ail persons Indebted, by nolo or account, to the Ann of II. Cassidey Si Co, will make payment before llie 21st April, next, asAll-iheii.uupaid wilt be put in suit; und those having demands will immediate ly present them to II. Cassidey for pay ment, who is duly Authorized to settle the concents of tho flun. H. cassidey, DET'H 11. JONES, Ter Attorney, march 20. • %r II. Cassidey. Sheeting do do Shirtings do Just Received, f , URE Winter strained Sperm Oil, , SuitaUlc-for Family use for s ilo liy fob 4 . P. MARI.OM. ... . ‘ Notice. F OURmontlis after dato _ rp ..,.. wUl.be thhSo to tho Hon. the court of Ordinary of BuTi6tH».C(mnty, wliilo sit ting for ordinary purposes,Tot leave to sell all the real estate of Isaac Waters dee., fof the benefit of dio heirs and creditors. . JOHN M ATERS. •feb 4.9 ;4l» Notice. - F OUR months tiller date application will be made to the Honorable the' Jnferiorcourt gf iho'Conntyof Effingham sHiingfor ordinary purposes foi leave to' sell the real estate of Sarah 'Gtratin. dec* feb 20 ANDREW OJRINER, Admo’r. . Notice. -Be I ilCfUR months friiin this ..date I sliqj _ . make application to 'the Inferidi application Court of Chatham County sitting lor Or dinary purposes, foi leave to sell, that irailt of land situated^otrSItidaway lyland, con- tajnlpg.080 acres, more or leas, ’antl'ealled UlBEKNIA, part of the,rpal -.estate of DF. Wm. Crawford dec. To be sold for tUi* benefitof the creditors. TftOS.jj P CHARLTON.' Adm’r. *Dc RahU poq. feb 9 82 , Just Received, " Military Cared? .T.WK» ijlp. I.ifn '«-Lle(UctWbt m Ills Majestyhi fifth -Rcgimcm—Written by himself. . “ No one enn lead' the account- of ‘his sufferings, without the deepest cnimnisera. iniion."—London lAlerary Gazette '• We JNtD.eatisfkil that: -go pne wilj tiS* from the WarratHe of. our hthve.'Auto-IKe - ..... .... hrave.'Auio-IHe - ographer, wltlmirt (laving been - Deeply,ihe Terested in his story.”—2Vie CtHit. ■ T. M. DRISCOLL, 1 npril 28 95 ; Plain Baltine, all colours Crimson & Green Moreens Bik station Silk—-Crus tie Naples,! Florence At Sincliews “ Satin Levantine Fancy coi'd. Grosde Naples Plaided Straw coi'd hat silk Fig.'S whs dresses collnts Si half hdkfs do and Plain Swiss & ,-Bimk Muslins Cambric,JaCrtnet.Muil Sc Naasook dq: Bik III. Veil Crape and Colored do 11 Canton and Nankin (lo Fancy Gios .De Nnji—Barege, ntid 1 Gaiize.Drass Ilkfs “ S ik Cravats. Jaconet do . 4 ‘ “ and Marsailles Vesting Single Vfc double width, bik & blue black llombazin. Bangiip cords, white Nankin 61 stripe .jeans - Lasting Circassians Nankeens Sup. Bik blue Olive and Mix’d xlotbs Engljsh .Thread Si Bobbinet Laces Sic. Sic. mar 20 NoS & 14 Gibbons'range. a ..,. v . EREAFTF.lt‘Ibe fiavannali Libia!; ly wjll be opened for tile deliver' of Books even'. Monday, Wednesday andliM • d.ay, from'4 to 6 o'clock P. M. Individuals not share holders can Imve the use of ihe ..Library bn the following •jemtiy:— , For one year, by paying git " six months, •• 3 ' " any less .period, at tho rate of 2 per month - ' WM. MOREL, Librarian. * may 1 ' 1038b ; *- y r+rv| - ■ ■ ust Received. SavanDah Poo* House and Hospital. V ISITING Committee for May '1829. George VV. Coe and Franeis Sorrel. . Attending Physicians. DrsDartow and Coppee . ,JOS. CUMMING, See’ry. april .30 ' • 101 Liberty Inferior Gouvt. '• JUNE TERM, 1828 -ITTP.ON the petition ofW.B. Fleming, <U.praying for -the establishment of a certain note iff hand,given by" JolinHar.- ri^to Thos. T. Shepard, for oiic. hundred; and eighty nine dollars 2 4-2 cent "id bearing date on 01 about-the 'fiist Of Apt. 1826,-a copyrwlfereof as nearly.as the peti tioner. can recollect, is filed vvifii the said, petition, together with ap affidavit of the fuss thereof. It is ordered, that the said copy be established in terms of -the act'in 1 such casesmade.;arid ptoyide'd,;due notice lieitij (hot the contrary.. Extract from the mihutds. line 41 • Ev BAKER. Cik Vfestiirienlai Soap. Thomas Dickinson late ofsaid county dc- ceased, .forffhe benefit of tho heirs and ere ditors of said estate. ..- Wm. DICKINSON, , ; Qualified,Executor., march 7 55 • . ; ; Chainpaigne Wine. “ CASES containing 1 doz each Sjtpeiior CHAMPAIGNS. ReCbivadand. for sale by CHARLES A. WOODRUFF, april 17. 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RiiscoJI, Has rieeived’per ship Henry, ’ firaBE LITERARY REMAiNS OF •;JL THE.LATE HENRY NF.ELI}, Author of the'Romance of History, Sec, Sis. consisting of Lectures''ofuEnglistt Pq. etiy, Tales, and other Misoellam’ous Pic. cos In.Prose and Verse-nl vol. witlrn por. truit of the aukhos. , M “ This work will-refioctubegreates lion*; or on the author’s talonts-r-lfliasgrent .and, numerous attractions.” ' ’ r’ London-Il'ecJcly Review. • “ This work is one well ealeulaled (o' repay an. attentive perusal, and cannot bujil prove highly interestibg-to every reader. The Critic. may Bi : , 196 , ^—V'- soil, Ringgold & V ATTOaNEYS AT LAW,”" QALcAHASSEE, (Florida,) . M ILL practise in the sevcfaRCdurts ■ 'in the'MiddleDistric't dif Florida;, in tliC S&periorvCouri of JacksiinDoiinty, in West Flotidifj: and liiTlie=Su|ic'n,ir 'Courts of. die Counties of Thomas, Deca- tnr, and F.arly, in tlie'Slate of Georgia. ' . Tliey also nftend tlte Superior Court , nt tbe Island <if ICey. West.,' L. A. Thompson is now in this City, and ’ ■ will take chaige of any;business that may' iiig.giveiiof.thc application, agreeably to £ be^ntrnsted,to.their..care, ernlei of cbtlrq unless qausejbeshown toT a'pnl'jtf ' ■ )0(fe * -Otr- T. Mi DnsGo]], H AS just received the following’new Publications..:— •' GEORGE ~M A SON; 1 hb Youfro Ba.ci:- woopsaiAU.t or, Don’t Give Up-tlib.'Ship: a story of the Mississippi, I’rice 73-his. THE RIVALS. OF.ESTE,-and other 4 Poem?—By J. 0. Brooks and Mary E. Bfoolis. ;Priee SLESV - > •& r* THE TRIALS OF LIFE-By the an- thor-of.” De Lisle"—2'vols. Price .71,50. ALSO, . A few copies of Irving’s Life and Vova- ges of Columbus, ami-tile ; Travel* of the Diiitc of Saxe Weimar. . aprii 80 '• 191 Bacon. MIDDLINGS just re-, .. neivcil and for safehy* PIIILBRICK& BAKER * S. 'b ' U ■,‘Tob:'..-a v.