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Newspaper Page Text_ -xl‘ J a-’Luv-.Tf •> PfollD Vol. XXVI * . THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1829. Whole No.........;G385. Remedy for the Piles « Tho Mcdioinc now offered to the public, U, ono whloh has been fully subjected to the in fallible test of exponenco; 4nt^ j„ every instance wliere it lias . „ Plll led with the most complctesiic-' 'in sonio of tho eases, tho patients- ferf'beentabouiiug untlor the disease lor fc “' ,„,l during that period had received M*”’ “„,cdical advice, mid liarl oven mi tliobest in ,. „; c .j operation, with 2 e, 'it is not (like °, ut V Zl\\ advertised?) offered as a cor-: rtioseusaw a[|)n - dialogue of diseasos, Jitb directions signed by Hut Pro a 0 .MiliinhTWt*V.'W'« CUW.hlll. PHILADELPHIA. | ftl pp|y of this valuable medicine is, ftctlted. H * ^° r ^A. J’AUSONS, l)rui At the Enisle nbfc Gibbon’s test 6 mgo. Choice French Rose Wa ter. j rUSTIMPORTED And for sale by At PARSONS, Orogfesst. No 0 Gibbons’ Range de’S Brought to Jail. 1ft Savannah, some timo negro J[ man ivlio says fils liariie is JWt and that lie belongs to iobb Pitman but does net know where bis masterUves,nor whore he ranaway from. I am induced to he iieve that bois ownol by some one else, he Is 4 feet. 0 1-4 inches lilghand ab«ut 15 years of age; lib Stammers a little when speaking, uhe 14 Brought to Jail. 'lon lcriioli uboat 40 years ot.ngc, and tf fett tO\Mb»aWgh. -fab.18 Brought to Jail. I N Savannah on the ldth inst a negro man uliojiys his name is Will Brown withal be lelonglM Wm Ooillnof Char leiten SO. tie is about 37 years of age, S ect 11 inolies high, and has a scar on his ' reliead. feb SO JNO. J. DEWS, i. c. o Motice. TATINF.TY days after date application 1* will be mJdd for renoival of scrip No 14 for Twenty-eight Shares of Marine .and Fire Insurance Bank Slock, standing l» my name. „ , GfeO.IIALL. 58>Ca , march 11 •ft- Splendid Razor Strops, |7t MMEKSON’S and PRENTISS’ JLi Razor Straps are kept constantly on hand, and iboso gentlemen who have used diem, pronounce them superior to any at the present time iii use. Fbr sale by A. PARSONS, Druggist At thi Eagle, Mo B Gibbon’s Range, march 12 t in UN Fttlb STATES, > . ... .. „ -District of Gtoroti. \ In Adtaitalty. The President of the United States to tlie Marshal of tile Stale of Georgia, • tillUKTINU: ,-M.j GEO. GLEN, Clerk. EREAS RobertHabersham, As signee of John Atwood of the Chy of N. York, hath exltiliho'd u Lihe] before the District judge oftlro U. States for llie- nv „„ District of Georgia, in Admiralty, against oiiorition, with- 11,0 'luof.Neptunp orSnvannah, her taokle oper atioit, ivim Furniture, and ageing! Duncan lil'Dnnald, now or late Master and part owner of tb'o said sloop, and other pari owners thereof, stating and propounding among oilier things, that the said John At wood, on the seventh day of October, ono thousand eight hundred and twenty eight did lend on bottomry on the said sloop Ncp- tuno, her tackle, apparel end furniture, to tho said Duncan lM’Donald,llio sum nftwo hundred dollars, the said sloop then lying in the Port of Now York,'for which spin tho said Duncan,M'Dunald did on tho day and 'ear aforesaid, hypothecate tiro said vessel, ror tackle,apparel and furniture,to the said John Atwood for tire payment of the said sum of tub hundred ddilars.with the rate or premium of 7 per pt. thereon, per nnnum,' at or before the expiration bf.lcn'days after her arrival in tile saulTort of Savannah. 1 That the said vessel did arrive at llie Port of Savannah oh tlio first day of .Novem ber last, where she now lies, and the said term of ten days lmd/ully expired, and tire said sum of two hiihdred dollars and the, premiums thereon rcritain unpaid.—That tile said John Atwood did, on the twelfth: day of December past, duly assign and transfer the sard bottomry bond for a >valua ble consideration to tho said Libellant, as a by reference to the'suid bond and assign ment WlH appear. And whereas the Hon orable the Judge of tho said Court hath or dered that the said Dun ran M'Donald and. all others concerned iii'tho said sloop Nep tune, Iter tack o, apparel and furniture, to lie and appear at tlio Court House in the City of Savannah, in the District aforesaid, on the 23d day of May, inst. at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of the same day, tpsliew oans’h, if any lie or they have, why tiro said, vessel, her tackle, apparel and furnituro, should not bo sold and tho proceeds there of, or sn much thereof as may be necessary S aid to the Libcllaut to satisfy his demand. 'ow therefore you are hereby authorized and required to cite aud admonish the said Diiiicju M'Donald, and all persons what ever, having or pretending to have any right,title or interest in or to the said sloop Neptune, her Tickle, apparel and,furniture, to ho and appear b't the time,and place a- foresaid, ro hear, abide by, and perform all and singular such judicial Acts ns are ne cessary to be dutio in the premises, and fur ther to do and receive wljat unto Law and Justice shall appertain, under the pain of 'tho Law and contempt thereof, tho absence and contumacy of them notwithstanding. And whatsoever you shall do in {Ire pre mises you shall duly certify unto the said Judge, at tho time and placa aforesaid, to gethcr with these presents. Witness tho Honorable Jeremiah Cuy - - ler, Judge of tlio said Court, litis sc venlh day of May. A. D. 1826. RiciiAjtn YV. Habersham, Proctor for Libellant. All persons interested in tho foregoing monition, will talio doe notiice. , JOHN H. MOREL. Marshal, D. G. \ may a JNO.I. DB W8, *. c. v 1« I N Savannah on the 31st nit. a hegrol man who says his name is JOHN nad th»be belongs to Sain King of Chmles- I. DEWS, j.c.c. PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER BOT- To the Public. I N oohsaquenee of the numorous frauds and imposiiiohs'practiseri in reference to my, hiedicioo, lam again Induoed.to change the form of mr DOTTLES. In future, the PANACEA wifi be put up in round bottles, fliitea.longitudinally, .with the following words, blown Jn the glass, SwAist's Pamacea, Philada,” as repre-i rented ahove. ' These bottles are much stronger, than .those heretofore used,and will havebut ono'- label, which covers tlia cork, with my own signature on jt, so that the coilt cannot be drawh without destroying,, the signature, without which none is genuine, - 'Pile nje- dlcjne may consequently be kppwn to be genuine when tpy signature If visible; to counterfeit which,, will be-puitishoble as for- Vhe increasing demand lor thh colebra- ted medicine has enbWed me to rednee the 1 price to TWO DOLLARS-per bottieFthns bringing it within tite reach of the indi gent. , - . My Panacea 'requires no ‘encomium; its astonishing effects and wonderful operation have drawn, both from Patients and Medi cal Practitioners of the Highest rcspcctabl lity, the most unqualified approbation, and established for it a character which Envy's peft, though dipped in gall, can never tarn- ish. , The false reports concerning thft valu aide medicine,which have lrcea so diligently Circulated by certain Physicians,have their ! origin Vither in ENVY,.or in the iniscaiov- ouselTects ofthe SPURIOUS IMITA TIONS. , . The Pro|>r]etor pledge's .himself to the Public, and gives them the most..eeleiVm assurances, that ibis medicine contains neither mercury nor any other deleterious drug. TAep'itblic are cautioned not (n purcitaso my Panacea,,except from myself, my ac credited agents', nr persons of known res pectability: and all tbqse.will consequent ly be withbut excuse, -who ill all purchase from any other persons. WM. SWAIM. September, 78*8. , ... ~ The following certificate gives the his tory of the introduction of tire Panacea into the Philadelphia Alms House Infirmary. Those who read it, will be convinced that was impossible to ko mistaken, and Thru borne to introdneo any other circumstan ces than wliat belong immediately to it. ' WM. DUANE. Philadelphia, March lith 1828. CERTIFICATE OF DR. EDWIN At AliTEB Mtmfor of the Philadelphia Medical Sock- t l t y, , • Tho caso ilpiallcd (a tno above certili- eatreanie under my observation, and l be lieve Alderman Duano’s stitement to be strictly correct. Mr. Swaiin showed mo two other oases nearly similar, wlijph were cared by his Panacon,after overy other fe- mody had failed, , Avene as I am ro quackery, I\npocv er to be preserved from unjuit and selfish, - prejudice ; and, then;('ore, do not hesitate terie unrl Paralytic complaints, and .in ro-i to give my name, in conlirihatlon of tlio ef- storing (ho nysnjory when impaired by dis- (Icaoy and safely ol Mr. Swaim’i me«-'1 ordefs ofth'e hefia. .... doe. I It is also extremely proper.for persons EDWIN A. ALTEE. | whojrjsuthesiek, or go into tmwliob-some Philadelphia, Nov. 5th, l tfft. roouis or unhealtliy places, and hot <31-; A supply of this Valuable Medicine is | mate», ai it fortinek die.head, agyinst nox- Tiie Vii'iiics and Uise • £of TIIK’ \ CORDIAL , 'Cephalic Snuff. : Mitch, by Iongtx)icruufe, has been, found an effectual. Remedy for most Disorders ofthe HEAD, especially t/ie Common iIcrutuch,to,which it harittu ever fails giv ing immediate ease, and by frequent use prevents its return.' jfr admirably'opens and purges the hcad,_ JL strengthens tliv nerves,revives the spi-‘ rifs, and has a most gtatcful aromatic smell. It-removes Drowsiness, Sleepiness, Gid diness, and, Vrfpours, relieves uirpness of the eyes, Vs excellent jn curing recent deaf-’ ness, an^lies been ©f'great service in llys- Just Received. P URE Winter strainedf Sperm O'd, Suitable for Fanilly'me fors.de by feb 4 P. MARLOW.'' just received und for sale by A PARSONS..Agent. At the Eagle No 8 Gibbons Range, match 17 63 i’s Vermifuge. Patent. THIS valuable Anti-dysen teric and /Form Medicine has been used Tor these seven years past, and its virtues are universally acknbwledgedby all who have tried it, to be tar superior- }o any other medicine ever employed for most diseases children are subject to. It is .perfectly safe, and no child will refqso to take it. It heMom fails curing Dykentory, Summer Complaint, Colic or Cholera tofts, exhalations and infection* air. A pinch.or two may be; taken at any time, and indeed several in a day; but for a cnld, or stoppage in the head, a pinch or, two should beja’ken just before going to bed. ... , Those who art in the habit of taVirig. much ofthp common snptTt, (and thereby injure both head and stomach,) are desired to mix some pfthis CEPHALIC SNUFF witji them, and theip bed effects will in a great measure, be prevented- , Is on bud and Tor sale by - ,. A PARSONS. Druggist, At the Eagle ho 8 Gibbon's Kenge. mar 14■ r Negroes for Sale. T llR following Negroes, from th® jcounlry, are GJO'ered for sale, viz; A negro boy aged abput 10 years. . ' > A negro boy aged about 10 “very likely, A nepro'bo)- aged about 1& “ do do A negro boy aged about 12 u (i negro.girj aged about 12 “• s <■ , A iiQgio jnan aged about 4D“.i field hffivl A negro inau aged about 47“ do do. * ALSO . - . .A negro girl .aj;ed 10 years. A negro -man aged 24 a prime field t)and. < ; «. , A negro "boy alront 17 “ do do do. A negro mao nged 35 “ do do do. A jiegro.man.and wife, and their child about $ yenrs old. V .mMiiMHi Nutico. ' . • ft j’f OUR months after <lato application JL 1 will bo made to the Hon. the court -nf.Oydinnry.of Bulloch Cnunt'y, while sit ting for ordinary purposes, for leave to Sell all the real csialewf Isaac Waters dec., fqt tire benefit of tire heirs and creditors. JOHN WATERS. ft-b l9 - Notice. |ft HE CnpartnftrfhipsofH.Cassidey At Morbus,^^^either in groVn^ersons^driftim I ^ « 0 J n .8'> v » nn, «l.& of SejhR.Jopes , _ .^raost all debilita ted persons. WOrrfis frequently, infest clul dren, aggravate their other d'isease*,.and are{he clijef ennse of most fevers, bowel complair.ts, and chronic >n<j nervous diseas es, incident ro childhood, which.are so nu merous and frequently fatal. It is much regretted thru most vermifuges now in use are injurious, and.thohtandsflf children are f'wqpfoff, or are Veodered feqble, pale and emspeiated through the first stwge of life —which leads on to pulmonary complaints I &c. &c. 3tc, Worms being especially apt to Infest persons of debilitated digestive organs and emaciated, constitutions, much mlqchief is Often done by the.-ordinary worm fhedi- cines, which generally consist ofthe strong est purgatives, mercurials, bitters, narco tics, or spirits of turpentine. Articles of this kind may destroy worms, but they de bilitate th* stomach, and often materially injure the gone!St health. Swain's Vtx- nirpax has'the peculiar advantage of de stroying and removing worms from the bowels without the weakening consequen ces of the stronger purgativos. Ac.-*and it has, hmedyer^,,a defided tendency to- give vigor botli to the stomach and bowels and organs of digestion—thereby relieving the general system from many troublesome the proprietor has never feared the invest^ complaints. 'It is by this means that so gallon of physicians, or endeavored to nd- inany grown p3e*^ons toa ve be^n. relieved, 50 Salts aud Ctietbf Oil. IN STORE BHLS 3al Glauber 100 boxes do assorted sizes 1000 quart-bblties Rastd*- Oil fur Plan tation Purposes 500 quart bottles told hressed 300 pints do do dq . Which is offered unu3dally low Planters are particularly requested -to Mil and examine for themselves. For sale by ' A PARSONS, Druggist, at 5 - 8 Gibbons range — To Planters; 1 Aik A BOTTJ.ES Common A WW Castor Oil ,totdtSs^J y dPt<:53i3 5 " s< n . a j 1 A - BAUSONS, ruggist.^no^ Gibbons Range. Notici e< -<4,1 this date, application will Ue made -? Hio-Planters' Bank-Ofthh State of Geor- Pla^in rilllOMAS or: Cards. HOSE superior play leg cards. ALSO, Lafayette’s Fnnoy Cards. For saleby At t ARSONS, At the Eagle, no. 8, Gibbons Range, aprll 25 Chiiiees RazOrs. ,1UST received by the Slip Oglethorpe •f a supply of these celebrated Razors, It Is well known to those who have a ge neral knowledge of the Oriental CuiuitrieS that the Chinese and Japanese are deserv edly celebrated for a profound acquaint- ance. with-the Arts and Sciences, in fact lit many.Instances surpass in a high degree wliat Europeans have as yet been ettlo to aceomplisb. This Is found to be the.case in the vory useful and necessary article of Rafters '; and Travellers from those Couir- triei luvo so frequently represented the ex traordinary advantages that the Chinese Razors have over all others, tlifrt the Pro prietors have (at a considerable expanse) formed a connexion' with a celebrated Ma< nu'facturor in Pekin,to eriaWe tbfem to have a regular supply of Blades, stamped wUh the Maker’s hame,>lid made in a suitable form for the use of tint parj of tho world where jlhe chillis the part of the huiriaivkp- rly and not tliS lieadi (as in China, S£c.) to Tthe expiration of throe months from': uud'ergo the operation of shaving. For said by \ . . A. PARSONS. At tho Eaele, No”. B'Gitiboh’s Range', april 29 ,1P0 , . . 6f ihY , Bl7“ , V‘£ m,u 't™ rosurance Bank ;,„ l : he St.tde of Georgia for renowal of C ter-: i 58 ’dated Jdne iff; IBlB'cTor i Z l S .-‘ are J' ' rl, ° -#>ve. Certillcates o lost m thD fire of tho 10th ultimo, R > MOSES CLELAND. oavnnnah, March 6th. 18ft0. march 0 54fo ‘ Court of Ordinary, hain County. A. . nZCEMOPB, TERM 7838' a tlio petition of Sarn’i: J.-; Bryan whi.i,?* 11 "® , l * lat llc is posessed'of a bond sieuia p , r . 0,,, ! ocii ,0 tbe Court made and Benjamin Kennedy laic ofSrp dav bearing dato the 12th heel , nu ,' <r 7 1810 titles'to n certain 4rei n .. "''described in said bond. Tliesa or el, a,wl Admonish all persons having flm ,,ii ,P a . n y mtorcst in tho estate of ol,;. ,, benjamin Kennedy to file their tiled!!'!?- 3 ' 1 lm >' tbny. have, on or before of Ordinary for H!l y term 1829, otherwise ttllos !?- .ff sl - or "'til lie ordered to make 5tarninm ?au . lr:lct f,f|, .md pm-arant to the n r 5 HjJ l Ci| ses marie and 1 provided. jttn IB ' C M A ,RLTON, c.'c. o.- Ei of Board of Health. ■ Ciir op Savannah, .. ? April 20th, 1820. To the Inhabitants of the City.of Savannah —Ydu are earnestly requesterd by tho llonrd of HeMth-TO-hlform them, through the me dium of their Chairman, Ward Commit tees, the City Marshal, 1 Or by notice in writing through-the Post Office, of any luli- .sance, Which exis'ts, or of any deposits in -stores or dollars, that may be c.onsidored in jurious to the health of the ciiy. ■ , JOHtTsffiBLLMAN, Chalmon WM-.ftldiiEL, SeSrotary; may 1 m HE « _ JL : last month Treasurer’s Office. Mat 1,1829,. rfied of Flour during the icing 88 per- barrel of 106 lbs. Bread for the present month must weigh as follows viz: 12 1-2 hCt* '-1-oaf 2Ibs 8 „_<?£— i;i-t •• Of wlricli all Bakers nnd sellers of Bread will tako duo Notice. . M- \V. STEWART, c. t. may-2 '■: r i> minister the medicine in secret. It also evinces the prejudices of the faculty, Hint those who were so anxious . .originally to exclude the medicine from this institution, would neglect lio opportunity of expelling it, after it had been introduced. FROM WILLIAM DUANE, Esq. One of .the Aldermen of the City of Phi ladelphia. Mr. Swaimi proprietor of a medical Com position called Swaittfs Pariicca, applied to me, requesting me to state what I kop.w about the introduction of Ins merltnine into the Alms House—and 1 consider if a duty lo comply with ids request. Being President of the Brmrd of Mana « ers of' the Alms House in the year 1820 Ir. Swaiin expressed to me d wish to rtn- rlertako the cure, of some persons then in the house, whose cases were given up as in curable by file medical gentlemen, that be was confident of curing by his medicine those cases, end would undertake some of tlie most desperate—and would reqtiiro no other compensation than the satisfaction lo be derived rrohi the service tendered. I promised to consult the other mana gers, and did so ; hut I.found tint same of. the medical gentlonien In the house had labored to prejudice them, as some of them attempted to prepossess mo against what they denominated quackery- Some of the managers felt inclined tn the trial; consid ering that as they wero caaas -abandoned by the medical men which were to be opera fed upon, n® harm at least would be dope lind if cure was practicable, -the dppdrtuni- ty ought to he afforded, but they expressed a rcluctauce to tajre any responsibility upon them; by which I understood that they did not ilka to put themselves-in opposition to the physicians. Others iSpposed it alto gether. I therefore offered and took upon myself whatever responsibility there was in the case, and notified Mr. Swnim that I would accompany him, and did so. The first case selected was that of a woman, whose appearance was Horrible, and whose condition wns so deplorable-that the pa- tiebts in tlie same room wished to have her removed, and the hvidenq# of my o,vn sen ses justified their Complaint. She was n woman of about 80 dr .82 yenrs of <ige, her right eye was olredy destroyed, the left eye protruded more than half an inch out- of the socket, tlie flesh of the left cheek was one complete ulcer, the flesh of ibe.nose had disappeared and left the ft*™? naked holes, tho upper .lip onflte left side was destroyed, and llie teeth imd gum* bare. and the'whole fpce, as Jt appeared to me, lifa' state of dis3ofution; her appetite <Jiad left her—She represented.aliving skel eton frigllthil to.behold. Mr.Swalm said he could cure her; he eoUld.not restore t he lost eye,’RDr restore the nose, but he cpuia restore the left eye arid-the mouth. Ho undertook the caso, and ( frequent ly ati'endod'liim in Jiis visits to the poor 'svoman. and she waft citred-^Artcl -I^ , frequently seen her since; going about J er ordinary business with tiie alacrity - usua to a person' of that age: the deformity- o bourse roinainod ; bin all that^ remainet besides qppcaicd lioalthful I have^ con fined nij'solf to tliis ciae^ ’.«ftm >. in Bridgeport, Conn, were dissolved by mutual consent on the 2lst day of April last past.- All tperpont indebted, by note or account, to the firfaof H. Cas'sidey, Jzpo. will make payment heforelhe.21st April next, hsalltlieii unpaid will be put in suit; and those having demands will immediate ly present them, lo H. tJasaidey .for' pay ment, who it duly authorized to settle tin concerns of tlie firm. D- CASSIDEY, eer« b. /ones, , , Per Attorney, march 20 (p II. Cassidet. More New Goods., ^JUST received by M. Prendcrgast, and Sheeting do do Shirtings J.EPP1NOER) Notice. . F OUR months after date .application ■ will bp made to the Honorable the Inferior cuurt of die .County of Effingham sitting for ordinary . purposes for leave .'to sell thereat, estate of Saralr Gnann- dee* < ANDREW GRINEIt, Admo’r. fob 20>- nfc Notice. P OUQ ttopt^s fronithw date 1 - shal make upplica’tion to tlio Inferioi Court of Chatham County sitting* for Or dinary purposes, foi leave to sell, tiiat tract of land situated on Skidnwny Island, con- ' tolning 680 ncres, more crtliys, rand ca41etl lUDERNIA, part of the real e:.tnte of Dr. AVm.jC.ra\vforddec. To-be sold for tiip benefit of theoreditors. r THOS U R^IURI^TON. Adm'Tn Dc Bonk non. feb 9 92 Jilst Recpwed, by its use, of different complaints—suppo sing thcdrjseivesto fo in a decline, Up.#,p. 1 This medicine will relieve bouxt com-' plqinte or. dysepterff, bilious cholic, vomit ing, sickness', pain or Weakness in 1/w sto mach or ioteefs, loss of appetite, either in children or grown persons, in a few hours; and it seldom fails curing chills aitb pe ter or fever aooe. No fdthUy ought, or ever wilt be without it, after a trial. . Worms are capable of producing great disturbanoesiii the'system. Not qnly do they aggravate Ordinary disease! when they are present, but they also give rise to a great variety of very alarming anomalous affiretipna. The whole train of spasinodic & conviilrivediseases may proceed from the irritation of worms in the alimentary ciipal. Cholera, epilepsy, catalepsy, jeianus, pa ralysis,'mania, convulsions, as well aka Variety of otfiet neryffij* and convulsive affections, are not unfrequendy tlje imme diate effects of this cause Besides these diseases, worms ilgve a|so been known to produce pleuritic ana rheiinjattc pains,rlys- entory, reitiittiug/ev^r,dropsy of llie brain, clirohlcand snaomodio cough, &c. &c. Skj , ■ Among the symptoms which indicate tlie presence of. worms, the following aqe tlie most common, arid striking:—A. (tale, ' and occasionally JIuslied countenance; 'a^''bluish- streak unilM- the eyes, these are ddtl and lieavy, the pupils are dilated hnd.inuch jjontragted, rile low er eyelids and upper lip swetl, especially during tlie night while sleeping; great itching in the nostril,, -which causes the patient to pick his nose; foul breath; dis-i imbed -sleep;' during which 'tlie patient grinds Ills teeth, is apt to scream out and start up suddenly as if frightened: tingling iii tlio ears;giddiness; interrupted speech; for 14K low , 3 Cases eup. Irish Linens in full arid half pieces 4 do du do 5 liaIes‘4-4 Brown 2 do do Bleached 5 S« jB-4 do 5 do 8-4 Brown 3 do Don.esticPlaids ^Stripes Russia & Birds?vc Diaper 8-4 B-4 9-4 JO-4 Irish do 2 cases ladies Leghocns 1 do nreny do 1 do , boys do Fashioriabte Ginghams & Print, Plain plaid Sc stripe l'almarinn Blue Straw jt'hlk Wo'vsted Barege Plain Hallice, all colours Crimson &. Green Moreens - Blk station Silk—Urns do Naples', Florence Sc Sincfiewk •• Satin Levantine Fancy col’d. Grojde Naples Plaided Straw col’d hat bilk Fig.'Sivlss dresses collars &tiaff hclkfs do and Plain S,wi;s Sc Book Muslins Cainbi'ic,Jaconet,Muli & Nansook do Blk III. Veil Crape and Color.qd do ’• .Canton and Nank'm do Fancy Gios De Nap—Barege’, and . Gauze Dress Hkf, ' - “ S ik Cravats,.Jaconet <(q “ “ and Marsailies Vesting Single Sc double width, blk & blue ,. biaqk Uumbaziii Bahgup cords, wliits Nankin Sc strips Jeans Lasting Circassians Nankeens . Sup. Blk blue Olive Rud .Mix’d cloths Fiiglikti Thread Sc Bobblriet Lac " &e. See. mar. 28 Nq3 dc 14'Gibbons'range. l iSavannah Pbor House ami fM^IIE Extraordinary Military Careoi JL of John Slppp. Inn a Lieutenant in his Majesty's 87th Regiment—Written by himself- , . . '•No one can read the account or lih j yyfferines, without tire deepest eoinmisei a- ration.”—London Literary Gq*ftr ’• We Ore satisfied that no oris will rise from the Narr^ivc of our brave Auto-Bi- ogrnpher, without havino been dceT'y Sn- terested la his -siory.”—The Critic■ ’ • - : - T. 81. DRISCOLL, april-23 .95 . . , '^Notice. H EREAPTilR the.Snvmnah Libia- ry wiiliio opened for the delivei qf Books every Momlny, Wednesday andfi' ;;. day, from 4 to 6 o'clock P. M. I1.1dividnals.not share holders can havu iho use of the Library on tlie following terms,:— ,.»,r For ono year, by paying glS V ,ix months, •• 8 ” any . less 'period, at t)re rate of 2 iier month ... 1 WM. 510REI,, Librarian, may 1 l02§n' ”. Notice. i-; P OUR months after dale, application will -he made to thtfllpnorable this Justice? of-the Inferior Oouri of i-'.fling- lain county, wlieh sitting for ordinary pul - roses', for (eavo to sell tlio half of an undi vided tractofland in the county of Effing ham, containing 137 1 2 acres furmcrly the property of Benjamin Porter, I'm' tho benefit of the heirs of William G. Porter, deceased. , WILLIAM KING, Administrator de bonis non. may.fl- 106 Hospital. tlie 'most common, arid striking:—A (tale, I ’KT’ISITJNG Committee for Mny 1829. leadon-colouri;),. and occasionally JIuslied yf George W. Coe atrd Francis Sorrel. enntilnnaneA *'n bluish streak under the - AttnnHinfr Phvsieinns. Attending Physicians. Drs Bartow and Coppee m JOS. GUMMING, Sec’ry. april.So 101 ’ -• -< aigtj— Liberty Inferior Court. .J^NE TERM, 1828. TTPON the petition ofW. B. Fleming, \J praying for tlie establishment of a certain note of hand,given by Johnllcr- , . . . . :is,to Thos. T. Shepard, for one.hundred palpitation of the heart n dry spasmodic | an j eigltty time dollars 2 1-2 cent -mi cough; Irregular and depraved appetite, \ bearing dato on or about tho fitst of Api. being sometimes entirely suppressed, and I jasB.'a copy .whereof as pearly astlto peti at others exceedingly voracious; ardomen I tipner enn recollect, is filcd'wlth the. said swelled and hard; looseness of the wowe s; petition, tqgether with an affidavitmf the; costiveness; unnatural, slimy,or-foul stools; I thereof. It is ordered, that, the said pains inihe ■bftwels; wasting of the flesh; I ^p. M e f«t«bltfbefl -tif’tenns of 4he act iri convulsions; fits; palsy; and finally death. 1 juc h coses made and ;pt(jvldbd, due .notice A supply of this valuable Medicine is 1 t )e ing given .qf,fhe‘ a^lifclU,iqn,?gr%gbly to Juit received and for sale by 1 ■- • * astern • ' A. PARSONS, Agent. At the eagle No 8 GibboriSRange. , .'march 31 ;... i ~ ' which I n to the rule^pf cotirt, uniess caiise be | the contrary.' Extract from the, minutes, unfe d 1 j E. BAKERi-Clk-. Notice. y OUR months after date, application __ will be made to the Honorable the Justices ofthe Inferior Court oj Tattnal County, fdri leave to sell the real estate of Thomas Dickinson Jate" of said county de ceased, for the benefit ofdhe heirs and ere? di.or,of,aidestate. ittKiNg()k| Executor. march 7 Vesjtiiaeijtal Soap/.. . HJS So.a p js,‘cedebrated ipr .taking nil. kijjdj of grease anif-sp’oto from moth ? X radhmr. Druggist No j) Gibbon's jragge *. Slioe.lilacking' -',VY & MARJIN.S 'liquid.Blacking Just tmporled anil for-sale- by the ■ I cask or dozen by- .., . A PARSONS. Chffinpaigne" Wipe. I n .,„ 4 AiCASES containing 1 doz each ——l—. ._ r :.- r : .-—j Ranlt* Stock.. CASES _ Superior CHA Received and for qalr CHARLES A. W tfril'17 IfiflOR.Saieat rJC may; 2 EPPINGER’S Exchange Office. T. M. Driscoll, Has received per ship Henri/, . T HE LITERARY REMAINS OF THE LATE HENRY NEELE, Author of theRomjjmcq nf.llistory, See. ,!ic. consisting of Lecliirei on English i’o- etry, Tales, and other MisceRaueous Pie ces in Prose an'd. Verse—1 vol. with a por-’ trait of tlie uutlioil ' “ This work will reflect rite greates hon or on the authdr’s-talents—It lias great and numerous attractions.’’ . . London Meekly Review. “ This, .work is one well calculated lo repay an attentive perusal, arid cannot hut prove highly interesting to overy rcarlor. The Critic. may-ff: . 108 i , Ringgold & Thompson^ j . Attorneys at law,. ... ■Tallahassee, (Emm - W ILL .practise in the several .Comts ut tlio MidiHe-District of-Florida; ri the Superior Court of Jackson County, ,ri SV.est Florida j .^ind..in ihe Superior Courts of the .Counties of Thomas, Deca tur, and Early, in tlie .Slate of Georgia. TJlrij kill also attend tlio Superior Court at.tho (aland of'Key. West. L. A- Tlinmpseil is now in tliis City, and ivjlidaKe.chai go of Any business that may !be entrnsifed to tlieir care. ; apni 20 -.-'1 00l .ft.,. .,T.:lV^J>tiscoli, S - just received tho following new Publications:— GEORGE MASON, the YocrroBacrt- woodsman ; or, Don’t Give Up the Ship: 'a story of the Mississippi. Price 75 cts, '• THE RIVALS OF ES.TE, ,'pnd other Poems—By J. G. Brooks and Mary E. Brooks. Price $1,25. -, , „-. . THE.TRIALS OF JJFE—By the au- r ^-. ihor of .’’De Lisle”:—2 vols. Price $1,50. ’ ’ .. . , ALSO,... : ■ j A fow copies of Irving’s Life and Voya ges of Columbus, and tho . i*.- i Travels df-thoDaike of Saxe Wejmm april SO . ,fp/