Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1824-1829, May 22, 1829, Image 1

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah republican., May 22, 1829, Image 1

About Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1824-1829 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1829)

Page of 4

Prev Issue Next Issue

Text PDF JP2 (3.0 MB) Clip/Print Image

Page of 4

Prev Issue Next Issue

Return to Top

Newspaper Page Text4* i\o 120 .... ...Vol. XXVI FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1829, Whole Ni», 6386. Uenicilv for ^ ie Pi^s. The Medicine now nffored to (he public, is one which lias Lent fully subjected to the In- faUUile test oljxpenencfi and :n every instance witerc it lias l :,|(h tire inert completo siic- heonttuen^ ." l0 ,|,a patients M“* ‘"i,taming under tile discaso lor hil ^ nd durir that period had received IWWMffiid.liie!; and had oven nu- “"'tSafflicletl with # WplSfet, yfol fc wh llone ills reoontmonJed, may rely *14 (tjjnoo upon obtaining relief, even . i short, time; and they H 1 “ .5,., «r^he best judges of tlto im- thoruielvei «re ‘ # l* r ioo DO els with direclious signed hy.llto l ro- jjrMo,. WMW No. ITS, No*h'CMfowhill PHILADELPHIA. , A supply of this valuablo inudicina- is teoeived. ja t0 ' "a. /ARSONS, Druggist,. . At the E»yo no 8 Gibbon's Mange, inar 0 UNITED STATES, J r . . . „ Distbictop Geohoia. J In. Admiralty. Tlte Prvsidont of llte United States to the Marshal of the Statu of Georgia, GKeetihoI I.. S J CEO. GLEN, Citric. HE— Choice French,Hole..Wa- ter. J UST IMPORTED And for sale by A PARSONS, Druggist. No t) Gibbons’ Range, do 5 ’ Brought to Jail. I N Savannah, some time ago, a negro manarboiayf* his name is. JIM, and ;that he belongs to John Pitiuan but does nut know where his master lives,nor where he ranaway from. I am induced to bo liove that UoJs owned by some one olse, iro-is 4 feet D 1-4 inches high and about ID years of age j ho - stammers u little when speaking. J.i.j» tine >4 148 "■tBrought to Jail. F I Savannah mi tile fljst tilt.’ a negro man who says Iris name is JOHN nad ■tart he belongs to Sam King" uf Charles* ton S C. He is abbut'40 years oj.ago, and .5 fcet 10incites high. felt 28 JOHN J. DliWE, j. c.c. * Brought to Jail. . fN Savannalt on the 10th inst a negro X man whoyays his uamejs Will Brown ini that lie belongs to VVm Ooffinof Char jetton SC. lie is about 27 yours of age. 5 loot 11 incites bigli, nod has it * scar on his Ijiffi. JN-Q. I. DEWS, j..c.c Notice. 'FKTINF.TY days after date application lvwillbd made for renawul uf scrlpNo 24 for Twenty-eight' Shares of-.-larlhe •ed Fire Insurance Bank Stuck, standing In in; name. GEO. HALL. march 11 b61ca iH - . . ’. . u m ‘Splendid Razor Strops. TAMMEltSON’S mid PRENTISS ,JLi Razor Straps are Ueprconstai\tly on hen 1, and those gentlemen who have used .’heuii pronounce them superior to any at ■Iho present time in use. For sale by A. PARSONS, Druggist At tile Eagle, Nu 8 Gibbon’s Range, march 12 Salts and Castpr Oil. . ’ IN STOIIg Sal Glauber 100 boxes do assorted sizes 1000 quart bottles Castor Oil for Plan union Puiposos ?00 quart-bottles cold pressed 300 pints do do' do Which is offered unusually low.” , Planters aro parliculnrly requested to .ootl and exaimno fortheiinelves. A PARSONS,hiuegist. Eagle Nb 8 Gibbons tftnge. J* To Planters, , *wW.{af s&thiSBCgZS*. .Poiggist. no8 GibbonbttangO^ 8, .jus Notice. ^Tthe expiration of three months from' iMifS’Ksaas liaSfesesst Matmo.and Eire Insurance Bunk' oi Georgia for renewal of Cer- fcleNo- 6D,datc3 June 19. 1810. for. ®°url of Ordinary, Etlin>>'- ham County. O . deckmufe, tehm 1028'! w Ihe petition of Sam’l. J. Uryaii BHBBSsI Jbat he is posesied of a boiit siX a 0 P , r , ollucoJ to ‘be Court made'am Kennedy lato of tjf d.iv rfr f " resa,t] ■bearing date the 1211 tract ,, u , ar y 1810'for titles to a ccrtaii areiw It. d,J . escrlbed bond. These or chii-t a " d admon >sh all persons having tlie s, ! \"y “iteicst in the estate o' ohier.',!.' \ an J :u,litl Kennedy to frio thei tl, . , 1 ,"T lf:,n .y"i*y have, on or'-dilifor «idcountv S f ‘ ‘It* 5 Court of for May term 102(1,, otherwise title, '"ustratar will bo ordered to make «atuihii, S ^i ,racl " (hmi P’Rauant to the i S ln !\ C!lsos mlfl uravided. .. ja„^- C1,A ‘ lLT0N - EREAS RobertHubarsliam, As- V * signeo of John Atwood of tlio City ofN. York.hatliexhihiled.il Lihol before ilia District jqilgir of ilia U. Stains for tlio District ofGeuigia, in Admiralty, against the sloop Neptune of Snvannah, lie, tackle apparel end furniture, and against Duncan M’DnnBld, now or lata Muster ami part owner of tlio said tloop, ami other part owners thereof, at,Ring and propounding .among other things, that the said John At wood, on the seventh day of October, one thousand eight hundred and t wenty eight did lend on bottomry on the said sloop Nep tune, her tackle, npuarel and lurnilore, to the said Duncan M'Donald,the snm.nftwo hundred dollars, the said sloop then lying in the Port of New York, for which sum the said Duncan M'Donald did on the day and rcanifoniSaM; hypothecate tlio said vessel, lor tactile,apparel aud furniture,to the said John Atwood for the payment of tlio said sum of two hundred dollars,with the rato or premium of 7 per ct. tlierco i, pet annum,' at or before the expiration ol tcn days after her arrival in the said Port of Savannah. That the said vessel did arrive at tlio l’ori of Savannah on tlio first day of No vein • liar last, where she nuw lies; and tiro said term often days had folly ex.died, and the said sum of two hundred dullurs aud the premiums thereon remain unpaid.—That llte said Joint Atwood did, on ilia twelfth day of December past, duly assign and tunsfer the said bottomry bom! for a valua- >le consideration to the said' Libellant, as by reference to the seid bond -anil assign ment will appear. And whereas ihc.llon.' urabletlte Judge of the said Cuurt hath or dered that the said Duo -an \i-Donald and all others coo'cafned in the- said sloop Nep tune, her tack e, append rial furniture, lo he and appear at the Court House in the CilJUif SayiiQnail. in tlieDisnicl aforesaid on the 22d day of May., inst. at 10 o'clock in.the forenoon of the same day, to shew cause, if any lie pr-thay have, why the said vessel, tier tackle, apparel and furniture, should not be sold and the proceeds there of, or so muoh thereof as may lie necessary mid to the Libellant lo satisfy his demand. Now therefore yon are hereby authorized and required to -rile and admonish the said Dunoau M’Donald, and all persons what ever, having or pretending to have any right,title or interest in or to llte said sloop Neptune, hey tackle, fppareland furniture, to-be and appear at the time and place a- forosan), to hear, abide hy, and p.-rfprm all and singular such judicial Acts as are ne- oessary to he doqpin the premises and fur ther to do nod receive what unto Law and Justice shall appertain,-under the pain of this Law and contempt thereof, the absence and eootumaoy of. thorn notwithstanding. - And whatsoever you shall do in tlio- pre mises you shall duly aertify unto the said Judge, at tho time anil place aforesaid, to gether with these prnsents. Witness the Honorable Jeremiah Cuy- Jer, Judge of the said Court, this se venth day of May. A. D. 1820. ‘ Richard W. Hade(ciiiam, Proctor for Libellant. Alt persons interested in the foregoing monition, will take due notiice. JOHN H. MOREL. Marshal, D. O. may 8 was impossible to be mistaken, and for borne to introduce any other circumstan ces titan what belong immediately to it. „ WM.DUANE. - Philadelphia, Muroh 11th 1828. PRICE TWO DOLL ARS PEll BOT TLE* CERTIFICATE OF DR. EDWIN A. Playing Cards. milOMAS CREtlQSE superior play JL ing cards. AMQ, Lafayette's Fancy Cards. •For sale by A. PARSONS. At tiie Eagle, uo. 8, Gibbons Range, aprii 25 Chinees Razors. J UST received by the slop Oglediorpe a sui-y- of these celebrated Razors. It is » V .own to those who have a ge neral knowledge of tho Oriental Countries' that the Chinese and Japanese nrealesefv- edly Celebrated for a profound acquaint ance with the Arts and .-Sciences, in fact in many instances surpass in a high dogiee what Eurupoans have as yet been able to accomplish. ■ This is found to be the case itithe-vety useful and necessary article of; Razors'; and Travellers from thoso Coun tries have so frequently represented the ex traordinary advantages that tlio Chinese Razors have over all others, that the Pro prietors havo (at a Considerable expenso) formedTi connexion with a celebrated Ma-» nufaoturar in Pekin,to enable them to have a regular supply of Blades, stamped -with the Slaker’s name, and made in a’ suitable form for the use of that part of tho world where the ohin is the part of the huinauJw- dy and-not the head, (4a lrt-Chlna, die.) to undergo the operation of shuvipg.' JFor sola by I A~ ATPARSONS. At the-Eagle, No. 8 Gibbon’s Range, aprii 29 100 . Hoard of Health. ClTf‘(}P : SAVANNAHi ? April 29th, 1829. S To tht Inhabitants of the City of Savannah —Youare cnrnesrlyretjneited UyihB Board of He. lth to inform them, through the me dium of their Chairman. Ward Commit tees, the city Marshal, or bv notice m writing through the Post Office, of any lun- s.mcc, which exists, or pf any deposits in stores oy- collars, that may be considered tn. ; juriotisto the'.besltli of the oity. By order, . '.§? :" Ari --—JOHN-HHELLMAN, ehatrnat) To the Public. I N Consequence of the numerous frauds and impositions practised in reforenco to my medicine, I am again induced to chango the form of nij BOTTLES. In future, the PANACEA will be put up in round bottles, fluted longitudinally, with the following words, blown in tiie glass, “SWAtst’a Pamacea, Phiiada," as repre sented above, These bottles are much stronger thnn those heretofore, used,aud will have but one label, which cogars llte cork, with my own Signature on ft, so that the coik cannot be drawn without destroying the eignuture, without which nifiie is genuine. The me dicine may consequently be known to he eenuine when iny signature fl trisible; to counltrfi.it tchich.mil bt punishable as for- ncru. The increasing demand (or this celebra ted medicine lias enabled me to reduce tno price to TWO DO I.LAllS per bottle,thus bringing it within tho reaoh of the iwJU gent. My Panacea requires no encomium; its nstnnishing effects and wonderful operation have drawn, botli from Patients and Medi cal Practitioners of the highest respectabi lily, the most unqualified approbation, and established for it n character whioh Envy’s non, though dipped in gall, .can never tarn ish. The -false reports concerning this vaiu aisle medicine, which h i ve been so diligently circulated hy certain Physicians,have their origin either in ENVY, or in the mischiev ous effects of the SPURIOUS IMITA TIONS. The Proprietor pledgos himself to the Public, ami gives them the most solemn assurances, that this medicine contains neither mercury nor any other deleterious drug. The public ate cautioned not to purchase my Panacea, except from myself, my ac- credi.eil agents, or persons of known os- peciability: ami all those will consequent ly be uRlio ill excuse, who shall purchaso from any oiheg persons. mi SWAIM. September, 1828. Thu following certificate gives the Iris- lory of tin- introduction of the Panacea into the Philadelphia Alins House Inflrmary. Those who read it. will ho convinced Mint the proprietor lias never feared the investf? gatiim of pliysicinns, or endeavored to ad minister the medicine in secret. It alto evinces the prejudices of the'faculty, that those »ho wore so anxious originally 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 Alder nun of the City oj Phi- lattciphia. .. . Mr. Swaim, proprietor of a medical com position called S .vaim's Panacea, applied to me, requesting me to state what i know about the introduction of his medicine into the Alms Hoiiso—and I consider jt a duty to-comply xvith his requ- st. Being President of the Bnnrd of Mana gei-s of the Aim? House in the year I82p, Mr. Swaim expressed lo ine a wish to un dertake the cilre of some persons then.in tiro bouse, whoso case; were given up as in curable by the medical gentleman, that he was confident of ouring-by his medicine those cases, and would undertake some of the most desperate—and would require no pther-compensation tlikn the satisfaction to be derived fropa-ihe service rendered.. I promised to' consult the other mana gers, and did so; blit I found that some of the medical gentlemen in the house had labgred.to prejudice them, as some of them attempted to prepossess me against -what they denominated quackery, Some of the managers felt inclined to the trial, consid-. ering that ns they wove cases abandoned by the medical men which were to be opera ted upon, no harm at least would be done, and if cure was. practicable, Jlie opportuni-; ty ought to be nfforded, but they- oxpressod a reluctance to take any.rcsponsibilhy Upon thorn; 1tj which I understood that they did not like to put themselves in opposition to tho physicians. Others opposed it alto, getlior. I therefore offered and took upon mjyclf whatever responsibility there was in the ease, and notified Mr. Siynim that I would accompany him, and did 59... The first ease selected was that of a woman, whose appearance wns horrible, and whose condition was so deplorable that the pa- lients in the same room wished toliave her removed, and the evidence of my own sen ses justified thoir qomplaiot. She was ~ The Virtues ai»d Use ' q , Lor thk CORDIAL Cephalip Siiuff. llliich, by long experience, has been found an offtctual Remedy for most Disorders PWB ALTEB, iv 1 1 a/fne HEAD, especially the Common Member of the Philadelphia Medical Socit-1 ■ HeKHSchflotchlch it hardj'uevir fails giv- ty. - I Ing immediate ease, and by frequent use The case detailed in the above certifi-1 prccents ite return. onto came uudi-r my observation, and Ibe- f|T admirably opensanrl purges the head, lieve Alderman Duane’s statement to bo-rJi- strongmens the nerves,revives the spi- strictly correct. Mr. Swaim shower! me I rite, and has a most gtutcful aromatic two other cases nearly similar, Xvlilch were I smell. cured by his I’anacee,after every other re-1 It removes Drowsiness, Sleepiness, Gid- medy had failed, , diness, and .Vgpourt,. relieves uimnessof Averse as I am to quackery, I hope er-1 lp e eyes, is excellent iq curing recent deaf er to bo preserved from unjust and selfish I ness, and has been bf great service in Ilys- prejudice.; anj, therefore, do nut hesitate teric mid raralytio complaints, and in re- to givo my name, in confirmation of ilie ef- storing tlio memory when impaired hy dis- fiedey and safely oINr, Swaim’s ipeili-1 orders of tile head. Just Received. P URE Winter stiaiucd ri3pcrm Oil, Suitable for Family use for sale by fob 4 P. MARLOW. thq Ncgiocs for rSyle. T ill-', fulhuimr \c;iioc-s. fn,m country, are offered lor sale, viz: A negro boy aged about 10 years. A negro boy aged aboutlO "very likely. A negro boy nged about 1D " do do A negro boy aged about 12 •• A negro girl aged about 12 “ A negto man aged about 45“ufield hand A negro man aged about 17“ do doj cine. EDWIN A. A^TEE. Philadelphia, Nov. Dili, 1828. A supply of this Valuable Medicino just received and fur sale by 4 PAR8ONS. Agent. At the Eagle No 8 Gibbons Range, march 17 63 —— —a,— ,.., . Ills also extremely proper for persona 1 who viall the sick, or go into uo« liolosome I “ A S „, y v , ’ rooms'or unhealthy places, and hut ell- a!, 10 mates, as it fortifies tile head against nox- I ■ r ■ ions, exhalations and infectious air. ' A pjqch or two may bo taken at any time,'and indeed several in a day; Uut for a cold, or stoppage in tlio timid; a pinch or - mess Six 41W ,« t.usl A negro girl aged n years. A negro man ngcd.24 a prime field hand. v A negrd boy about 17 " do do do. A nogrp man nged 05 “ do do do.. A .negro map anil wife, and tlicir child J.EPPINGERII Notice. F our months after dalo application will be irnidn to the Hon. tin- court two should betaken juit before going to '’rdmary 1 _ bed. . tmg for onhnary purposes, for li ne in M-ll Those who are In tlui habit of tailing "J lbe real estate of tsaao Waters dec., for much of the Common snuffs, (and tfierebyl , “ e “ ol| ofil oftlic heirs and crcdilms. fch 10 Jlie Kolice. "■71 OUR months ;ftqr date eppficatlotT IL will bo made to tin- Honorable tho Inferior court of. the Coupty of Effiiighum silling for ordinary purposes fot leave to selbilmreal e;lal« of-.Sarah Gnaniu dec- ANDREW GRJNER, Adino’r. feh 20 ' ' ' ' Notice. ff/IQUR nionth.1 froiu this date l >li»1 .SL 1 iiiiike application to the lnf^riQt PSR w Jiifourt of Chatliap) County fitting lur Or- will, make pyyinem,hcfor^ llte Siu Aprjl yjhory purpose*; foi leareios/;ll. ihn n;u t next, an .ill then unpaid will Le-pntiu suit; 1 Q . on SkWa'vay F:*i.uid, t <»n- and tliuje having demands will immediate 'LSKtvMSff ® c , fAS » m ® r ® or < ess » “ 1 ly preient them to H. Cassidey for pay-1 part ofthc real c incut, who is duly authorized to settle tlio 1 U m *“ ' injure both head and stomach,) are desired tqmix «nmc ofthis CEI’IIALIC riNIJl-’F with them, and their bud effects will, in' a great measure, be”prevented. Is an baqd and for sale by A PARSONS.Druggist, At the Eagle no 8 Gibbon’s Range mar 14 Notice. raw. Copartnerships of IT. Cassidey & JL Co.io Savannah,Jr. of Seth B. Jone- & Co. in Bridgeport, Cunn. were dissolved by mutual consent on the 2 til day of April last past. All persons indebted, by note of account, to the firm of 11. Cassidey Sl Co. Wm, Moniiji,>Secretary. may. 1; ' • ■ > - Treasurer s 0(Bce. - ;-M*y r, 1829.' rVN IIE average prlco ofFIoitrdiirlngthe .E, last month being 2(8. per .barrel of 190 lbs. lirend for.,flfo*jWwefft Month must.weigh as follows viz:. - H must.weigh as follows vizs^.. 12-1 -st cents Laatr'tlEaJ' )Z- f 0 i-4 “ “ 1 !‘. 4 “ -Of which all linkers and sellcrsof Urea- rill take due Nolico. ■ ■ JU. W. STEWART, c. ? . msya , . Sheeting' d,. 40 Shirtings do Swnim’s Vermifuge. Patent, * THIS valuable Anti-dysen teric and If'prm Medicine has been used for tlieA seven years past, and its virtues are universally acknowledged by all who,pava tried it, to be far superior to any other medicine., eyer employed for most diseases children are suijjkr-t to. It is perfectly safe, anil no child will refuse to -| take it. It sebioin fails curing Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Colic qr Cholera Moibus, either in gintvgmarsons or children and It gives appetite tiflRnipst all debilita ted persons. Worms frequetuiy Infest cliil dreu, aggravate their other diseases,and are the chief' cause of must fever,, bowel complaints, and chronic and nervous diseas e>, incident to childhood, which are so nu merous and frequently fatal. It it much regretted iliat most vermifuges now in use are iujorious, ami thousands of children are swept off, or are rendered feeble, pale and emendated through the first stage of life —which leads on to pulmonary complaints I &c. &C.A-.C. I- Worms being especially apt to infest persons u! debilitated digestive organs and emaciated oonstituttnnvnflich mischief is often done by tlio ordinary tvorin medi cines, which generally consist of the strong est purgatives, mercurials, bitters, narco tics, or spirits of turpentine. Articles of this kind limy destroy worms, but they de bilitate the stomach, and often materially injure the general health. SwAIsi’s Van- mifuoe has the peculiar advantage oj* de stroying und removing worms from the bowels without tho weakening coiiseqncn- ces of. the sirogger purgatives. &"c apd it has, moreover, a decided tendency to give vigor botli jo .the stomach and bowels and organs of digestion—thereby relieving the general system from many troublesome complaints. It is by this means (hat so many grown persons have, been relieved, by its use, of different compjaints—suppo sing themselves to bo in n decline, &c. &c. This medicine will relieve bowel 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 grpwn persons, in a fito hours t and it seldom falls caring chills and fk- vf.b on fkveb aoue. No family ought-, or ever will be without it, after a trial. ■ .Worms are capable -of producing, grout lisuirb macs in tire system. Not only do they aggravate ordinary diseases when they I are present, but they nlso give rise to a great-variety irf-very nhirnring-nnomalous a flections. The whole train mfspasmodic & convulsive diseases .may proceed from.tlie irritation of worms,in the alimentary canal. Cholera, epilepsy, catalepsy, tetanus, pa ralysis, mania, convpjsian;, as \vc!! os a variety of other nervous and convulsive affections, are not unfrequently the imme- | d.iate effects pf tills cause- • .Resides those diseases, worms have also been known to produce-pleuritieand rheumatic pains,dys- entbty, remitting fever,dropsy of (lie brain, chronic and spasmodic cough, &c. &tc. ] Among the symptoms which indicate eyes, these aro dull and heavy, the pupils Drs Bartow and Coppeo aro dihitod and much contracted, the low | JOS. CUA1&IING, Seo’ry. apiil 00 19.1 1 Liberty Inferior Court. JUNE TERM, 1828. woman qf-aboiit 80 or^&jfc-yearsof age, her right eye was alredy destroyed, >the leu eye protruded more than half an inch out- of tb^ socket, the flesh of the left cheek was onS complete lildbr, the flesh .of the nose had disappeared and Icft'the nostrils two. naked holc$, .the upper ..lip on thedeft side; was destroyed, and, the -teeth pnd gums bare, and the wholeiace, as it appeared to; me, in : a Jteto of; dissolution; her appetite i had left hor—she represented a living'skel eton.frightfulm behold. Mr.Swaim sard he could cure her; he could npt jrestore the Ibsroye, nor restore-the nose, but ho,could restore the left oye and the mouth. • • * lie undertook the case, and I frequent ly attended him in Iris visits to .tho .poor woman* and site was clired—-and I iiuvc r frequently-seen her since, going ahout her ordinary - business with the alacrity usual to a person of that age ; tho deformity' or .;ourse -remained ;4iut all that ^remained’ besides appoaued he^ltliful I Ifihte >on fined myself to this case, upon which concerns of (lie Arm. H. CASSIDEY, ^ETU B. JONES, P>r Attorney, march 20 (r II. Cassidf.t. J\|ore. New. Goods. J UST received by M. Prendergasr, and for sale low’, 3 Case* sup. Irish Linens in.full and half pieces, . 4 do dn - do ' 5 bales 4-4 Blown 2 do do Bleached b' do 3-4 do •5 do 3-4 Brown 0 do Domestic l’laids & Stripes 1 Russia & Birdseye Diaper 0-4 8-4 9-4 10-4 Irish do '2 cases Indies Leghorns 1 do mens Uo 1 do boys do Fashionable Ginghams Sc Pr'rius - Plain plaid & stripe Puliriaiiue lliuejitraw & jilk Worsted Barege . Plaiu Baltics, aU.cohmrs 1 Crimson & Green Moreens Dlk station Silk—Unis dn Naples, Fiorenco&Sinehews ■“ Satin Levantine Fancy cqi'd. Gros de Naples Plaided Straw eol’d hat siU; Fig.'Swiss dresses collars &. hnlfhdkfs do and Plain Swiss & Book Muslins Cambric,Juconot.Miill & Nansook dn Blk III. Veil Crepe and Colored du *-* Canton and Nankin do Fancy Gins De Nap—Barege, and Gauze Dress ,Hkfp - 8 ik Cravats, Jaconet do '** •* and Marsailles Vesting and called . ^.. . estate of l)r* IVm. Crawforddec. To be sold lor the bCHcfitof tiie creditors. " - T^IOS ,IH* CHARLTON. Adin’r. Ve Bonis non. ’ • fell 9 8J . | Just Received, T HE Extraordinary Military Career of John Sliipj) lam a j.icpt.pam in liis Majesty's 87lh Regiment—Wriiieu hy himself.- , . “ No 0110 can read thy account of My sufferings, ail limit lh,- ..-s- eoimn. serge latibn.”—London literaty Cuictte' -* Wn are satlsfifcil mat m, um „ii) rise from thq Narrative of our bray,- Amo-lii- agrapl* , wiijiout having been deeply, iq- Icrestqd irl iii,.sipiy." r --27.r Critic. ' , T. ’1. I)l:l;-f;oLL, aprii 20 115 ^ 0_B ERE A F T E i! Ih'^ayantnli Libra- JlB. ry wilt be opened for the deliver- of llp-iks^vgry &Ionday, Wi-dnetday andkFri- day, from 4 Jo 8 0’ifpek IV M. Individuals not «hat# holders.pan have the use of die Library on the following forms:— 4 . . , For one year,; by paying gl2 “ six months, . ,•• 8 .” any, less, period, .at tlio rato of-S per mouth •' WM. MOREL, Librarian, may 1 l02$n . ... Nblic.e. ;,i.- F OUR months after dalo, application Will lie made to the Honorable tlm Justices of the Inferior Court bf Effing ham county, when sitting for ordinary pur- ■ puses, fur loavo.to sell tiie half of an uudi- vided tract of laud ir; the county of Effing- Single & double w'ldth, blk & blue j I'ani, containing 1.47 12 ae.es formerly black Rouibnzin , lireproperty of Benjamin Porter, for tho Hangup cords,-white Nankin & stripe j,benefit of tho heirs of William G.- Porter, Jeans : . deseased, k-vl • Lasting (J-ircassians Nankeens WILLIAM KINO, Sup. Blk bine Olive and MbPd dotiis I Administrator de bonis non. English Thread; & Bobbinet Laces I may 0 108 - - . mar 28 N08 & -14 Gibbons’ range. T, M. ,i)ri.scolI, • 'tip Hen REM/ . Aptlior of tlio Romance uf. History, &c. Savannah Poor House aud I raTHE literary Remains of Hospital, • I Mi the late henry m i le, ces in Prose and Verse—1 vol. nidi n por- traitof (he autlibi. " This work.iviil reflect tliu greates I1011- or on the author's talents—It has great an-4 numerous uttracii-qf.” ,. - _ London Weekly Review. “This work.isane well .'calculator! Ip er eyelids and upper lip swell, especially during' tiie night while sleeping; great itching in tire nostrils, which causes the I patient to pick Iris nose; foul breath; dis- | turned, sleep't during which the patient '■‘TPONdhe petition ofW.B. Fleming, : | repay an attentive .perusal, and cannot but grinds Jus teeth, is apt to screain Mb and praying for tire establishment pf a prove highly interestljig-to every render, startup suddetily its if frightened: tmgling cemin qote 0 fi mn d,given bv JohnUa.- 'The Critic. in tire ears; giddiness; ,interrupted speech; ris.tp Tires. T. Shepard, for one hund.red may B 10B palpltatiop of-tlie he;rt. n dry spasmodic and eighty nine dollars 2 1-2 cent -»>d cough; srreguiar and depraved appetite, bearing date on or about.the fust of Apt,, being someiHires entirely suppressed, and , 8a6 a CO py'whereof as nearly as thopeti at others oxcgediitgly yoracioi.st (Monreo. tiorier cin*recoilect. is filed with tiie said swelled and hard; topseness of the bowels; petition, .together with an affidavit of the. costivencss;.unnatural, muiyjonoull stools; | josstiiereoL It is orderod, that the said RiDggold & Thomp son, ■ - ■ AT-ronNETS AT 1AW, I TALLAHASSEE, {Florida,) I practise in the several Courts ?“?i ca ??^?. ind previde^^Vl^iin We#f?tolda.t gpd- in Abe. SipeVio*. Juit rqcoivcd and for sale by_ the contrary. Extract from the minutes- 41 . E. BAKER, Cik A. RARSONS, Agont. At the eagle No.O Gibbon’s Range, march 31 Notice,. F OUR months afterdate, application will bo made to the Honorable the Justices ofjjieJnferior,.Co.u.ti .of_Taitnal County, for leave to sell the real estate of Thomas Dickinsenldte of said county de ceased, for the benefit of the heirs and cre ditors pf said ostato. Win. DICKINSON, Qualified Executor. march 0 55 Vestiiaeatal iSoap, V" FBI HIS Soapis cfelebrated fiir lakinc all i JL kinds of grease ami-spots Trom cloth J r F01 sale by ' '"4 - ' . . ,1 deq 2 A. PARSONS, L Druggist No ii G ibbqujs range . ... oepenox .Counties of Tiipmas, Dcca- ir. nnd Early, in tlic.Slate of Georgia. They will also attend theSuperior Court at the-Island of-Key West. L. A- Thampson is-now in this City, and 111 take cjiaige of any. business .that may be entrusted to their care, aprii 29 " 100ir T. M. GfiscoJl, '(rB just'veccivtd tire following.mow . Publioatiops j— ECRUF1 MASUNi'lhe Yooxo Back- Cliampaigne Wine, gt aVV CASES containingd .doz .eaehj B.'SJ -Supe.iorCyjt«D'M«,Nr ■ -Recbirelinnd if(ft yiSfow V v . c H nprH 17 ALSO,' By the nu- ice $1,50, '” 1 .' ■ Bank Stock. F OR Sale at •• . EPPINGER’fcs I "w , . ■ mf* Exchange Offree. | ' of Sa -' 6 >V eiin »■ jWH ' It-feiv copies of Irving's Life and Voya- [p.g ges.orColunihus, and the I • Travels ,if theDiike of Sa- e Weimar, aprii 30- 10J