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Newspaper Page TextNb121 Vol. XXVI SATURDAY EVENING, JflAY 23, .to, • Whole No • t .(5387. ff Remedytor the Piles. * * file Medicine now offered to ,| 1P public. I# one which has been lully subjected to the ln-r f dlible t®’ 1 *>' experience; and' f,, every Instance where it lias . n.d trill) the inert cnniploto suo- bc,n *t}" ni „l ur th» case., the patient, " i,| “niiuR under tho disease lor had been 111 * 0(iu ,| bad received /•*[»' ?"i,| lal advice, apd hail oven on- tho bolt in ■ . r „' lc ^ operation,'Wilh- 4org4 1 , .. P .^ ad’«n*»S* Tlhw* <«*« advertised.) offeredIn. a .cor- tho to uiuwij oatalmuo of diseases, “hi* *»PW«. *«» ^ U i\!o,"abiae it i» rocoiumen Ic.l, may rely till cli “I ’ obtaining relief, even I" ‘l , .,re the best judges of tho im- jho ''“'yV' ° “emedy. Pcjce 50 cts Z'2*,th dlroctlhna priator. “J- ^jafiVa Drug and Chemical jStnro, No. 173, North Third, above Calluivhlll A aepplf °f ,h l« valuable meflioliie Is «ehel«ad, . ior “a. /ARSONS, DruggiaV. . At the Eagle no 8 Gibbon's Range, mar 8 Choice Fxench Rose VVa- . t'er. ' • J UST IMPORTED / And for sale by r A PARSONS; Drugglet. No B (llblwns’ Range, de K Brought to Jail. I N Savannah,'some time ago, a negro 'man who says hi, name .is JIM, amt that ho belongs to John Pitman bin docs no'; know whore his master liyefifiOr-n-nCre •he raiiawtiyfroin. I am Induced lir be Here that hois oivntd by some oue else, he is 1 teat a 1-1 inches high anil about 15 years of uge; ho stammers a little when ,peaking. JNQ j. DfiWS.WcCf. c tlfie 14 H3 ; _ Brought to Jail. I ’N Savannah nn ’lie 31st nil. a negro man who say, Ills nam&i* JOHN nad that ho belongs to Sam Kiiff o£ l Hiatias- .(.m S C. lie is about 10 years oi.ngc, and 6 feet 10 iocltes high. . JOHN fell .38 Public Lniids—Creilit Sys tem. D EBTORS tn the United Stales for public lands', purchased prior yi tlin t,t day of July, 1840, are hereby -notified that the 4Et day of July,. 18*9, is the peri od to which payment is restricted by the art of tho 31st March, 1838. • The balance* ,duo on oil lands further credited under the relief IrwVs, passed in the yoar, 1831, 1833, and 1833, if uot com pletely paid, either 4>y relinquishment nr by cash, at a discount of 07 4-2 per centum, on' or liafnro the Ihhd day of July, nut, will be forfeited~io the United states agree uldy to lap. All land, forfeited to the United Stnles since the lust day of July. 1820, nil wlliifli n further credit hit, not been -taken, 'and which remain nmnld, may be redeemed by payment of the balance due in cub, at a discount rtf 37 l : 3 nor centum, oil or be fore llio said third iluy of July next. ‘ Payments completed entirely by tiili, may be made either at the proper lard of fice, or to the TreauWor uf the United States at-Wasbingloft.'- .Payment, partly In cash, and connected with relinquishment,, cun only be made at the land cm e where die land was purcha sed. Purchasers wislifng tn. close tirttf ac counts will take notice, tlfat the law re quire, tho surrender Of the original cerii- ficiite Ilf til* purchase, and, if such certifi cate be lost or destroyed, a public nmico must bo given to tlfat effect, agreeably to a form-which may bo bail, eitlicr at the Oen- or.il l.and Offiee. or at the office whi-nro sitch ccrilficato was issued. Forms of re linquishment nmy also bo obtained from the same source, iraassoml DtnMivrMrNT,' Gent ml Land OJIcr. 18M March, 1830. may 5 . JOHN I..DEWS, j. c.-c. Brought to Jail. .> r . Savannah on the luth Inst a negro man who says Ills mine Is Will Brown’ an l dial bo belongs.lo Win Ciiffmnf Char lesion HU. lie is about 37 years of age, 5 feet it ruches high,ami ha, a ecar on Ills forehead. lib .SB JNO. I. HEWS, j. c. a. PRICE TWO OOLLAR-S PER BOT TLE. To. the Public. I N consequence of the numerous frauds and htinosuiom practised in inference to my anoiticlne, I am again induced to change the form of my BOTTLES. In future; the PANACEA will bojutt up in round bottles, fluted longitudinally, with the following, words, blown in llio glass, “SvvXim's Pamacua, Philada,” as repre sented above. These bottle, are moth stronger than those heretofore used,and will have but one label, which covers tho cork, with my own signature nn it, ,o that the emit cannot lie drawn without destroying the signature, without which ntn'ie i, genuine. The me dicine may consequently be known to be genuine when iny signature 13 visible; to counterfeit io/i ic/t. H ill be punishable at for- '/ho increasing demand lor this celch -The Undersigned H AS fm the present, Ills counting mom In the yellow stoie adjoining his lumber dock. T|te •following quantities and descrip tions of Lumber on hand and for sale, to gether wflh wh.1t lie is daily receiving, will enable him to execute any ortitrs -hi, cus tomers may favor him with, via • 450,UO 'feet sawed lumber, consisting of boards, pianlt and scan- tljng 600,000 feet Ranging Timber 100,000 Shingle, ' 50,(100 W. olid U. O. Staves 30,000 foe sensoneil'clour Wlilt Pine lumber 45,000 feet Moiqjinit.iblo do (t7“(lrdcrs fur lumber cilt to any dimer sions will lie pionipllv Hltcivledlo ALEX. A. SMET3. ’ april 13 BCtv - was impossible to be inittgkan, and for borne to intrmVnc.it any Olhbrieircrimslllw, ces than rVltat belong litionetfMoly to If. - WM. DUANE- Philadulphia, March lltlt 1838. CERTIFICATE OP*DR. EX>WlN A. AI.TI2E Member of ikh Philadelphia Medical Socle- ■&< ' ; Tito case detailed in the above certifi cate came under my observation, and I be lieve AldeyiiisnAluiiiqlsstateiDcnl to ,bp etrlcUy correct.' ■ Mr; MA : riSirr showed urn two other cages nocrlvehtiuer, which Were; cured bv lils'P.inaceejrfleV jgerv other, re. medy hail t illed. M) . •Averse as I am tp. anuq®yy,l lioncov; or to be.proc*vcd front unwyt and stnfiab prejudice ; *nj j^|nff^l|BMb v ubt ilcsitato to give tin na.-t**7!t5«BBliafiun of the ef ficacy and safoty ut..sMK '■Swaiiu's modi'* UffiylN A. ALTEE. Pliiladelphia, NS. SHi. 1838, • • A supply of I W^itVibtt'TOHfciiio ,f> just received andforsnldry A. PAlliONH, Agent. At tl)ft.nag!o Nu utjibUuai ltange march 17 # 05 JNotiCfe. MlDfETYdlvb.Afte/ dale application ll will be marie for renewal of scrip No ttfor Twenty-eight Shares of dlariue tiiH'Fire lasiirarlcd Bank Stuck, standing in my naihe. CEO.HALL. march 11 • 4BIca . , \ •Snlojulid Razor Strops. 1^1 MMEllSON’S and PRENTISS’ 1U Uaxor Straps arrfkcpt constantly on. .Itanil, and dtnse gentlemen who have used 1 on", pronounce tlyons superior to any at flic-present lime ili-uro. For solo by A. PAR9DNS, Druggist At the Eagle, No 8 Gibbon's march. 13 Wist Tange. Playing Cards.' T HOM AS CRBHOSE superior play ing cards. r- ALSO, Lafayette’s Fancy Cards. For sale by A. P Ml SONS, ■ At tire Eagle, no, 8, Gibbous Range, april 35 Salts and Castor Oil. IN STOKE rVf|. UHLS Sal Glauber 100 boxes do assorted fiv.es 1000 quart brittlos Castor Oil for. Plan Union Purposes 580 quart billies cold pressed 880 pintt do do do Which is ofibreduhnsually.low.^ Planters are particularly requested to call and examine.for-tlieinsulves. , ■ For satq-by A PARSONS, Druggist. • At the Eagle No 8 Gibbons range, mar 5 ■ ■ iCiunees Razors, TtJST received by the ship Oglethorpe 8P a aiipidy of these celebrated Razors. It is wrlHtnowu to thoro rvbo Iravo a ge neral knowlc-lge nf tire Oriental C|iiinlric' that tiro Chinere and Japanese are deserv edly celebrated for a profound acquoint- anco with tho Atls and Sciences, in fact in many instance* surpass in a high degree What Europeans li re as yet been aole to accomplish. This is found to be tho case .ill the vory useful and necessary article of Jlitnors ; and Tmyellers'.frnm liaise Coriii- trioa have so rrcgticutly represented the ex traordinary advantages that aim Chinese Rnstore have over all others, that the Pro prietors have (at a considerable expense) formed a. connexion with a celebrated Ma- huiacturof in Pekin,to enable them to have a regular supply of Blades, stamped with the Maker's name, and made in a suitable form Tor tho uso of tint part of the world wliere.tlie oliin is the partoflliehumauim- dy and not the head, (aj in China, &c.)-to undergo the operation of shaving. Fore,do by A.PARSONS. Atilio Engle, No. 8 Gibbon's Range, april 29 180 ' To Planters. % B «l<flft n<n " r LES Common, v W Castor Oil ReiSuw , s "l ,(, rinr Oolfl Press is jltst deceived hud-for sale low Uy n . . A. PARSONS, ^ bo B OU)bous Rmige. P Notice. I T ‘! le aspiration of three months from' rT, , l0 ’ -'I'pUcatinn will he mndc « We I nilterB’ Ba„lt of the State of Gcor- 3, ’ f ,he teueivel of Certificate No. 535, o , u'"s, 5 '.' 1S,3 ’ for fneivo.shares. Al- ^dfi.th, MnrmettM Firo.Iiisui-anco Bank IS ’’Mouf o^rola for renewal of Cer- Cv o°' ° S ’ d ?i B " June W, JBtfi, fori 1 *. ^*’ e e'mvo Certificates. 0 lost in tiro fire gfThn.loth ultimo, n MOSEH CLBLAND “^■mnnh, March oth. 1828. -.'54to ' in of Opdinary, Effing ham Coynty. l.m.1 ngcBMnKR, -i-ciui 1118 Mflfflg of Sam’l. J. Jt rynn- i whirls . g ! lal ,l .° l». Jmsessed of a bond SSS Produced to the Court h.ado and •Wisdby llnn amin 1C™ I nn- in ’i* 3’*iu Doruit incse Of nnd ?d}8unish all,persons liaving tlic l , ‘V’J u'toicst in me ostiito of ohien . Kvmnedy to file their tho ittjSthS “'lyddoy , luvo, oil or. itefur I said ^^e^offhq CiflBrtr.of Ordinary lb Hoard of Health. City of Savannah, f ' April 39tln. 1839. 5 To the Inhabitants of the City of Savannah —You nro earnestly requested liy the Hoard' of H0..HI1.10 inform them, through'the me-, diumof iheir Chhirman, Ward Commit- tem, tho City »far*hal,-.or by noticb in ,-riling through tlin PostOffico.ofnny mti- s.tncc, which,exists, or of any' deposits in stores or cellars, that may he considered iu jtil ious to the lieullli of the city. By order, JOHN SnELLMAN, Clmirmn Wst. Morel,.Secretary, may 1 Treasurers Office. May 1,1839. T IIE overage prico of Flour during the last month being 38 per parrel of, 190 lbs. Bread Tor the present month must weigh as follows vig: ■' . 12 .1-3 cents . Loaf 2 lhs 8 8 1-4 •• « I *' 4 .Of which all Bakers and sollorsof Bieatl will take duo Notice. M. W. STEWART, c. t. mays t,..,.,-.. , Ordinary fbr ■Hie ad r7’. for ll!nn 18*0, othorwise nunlstrntqr will bo ordcled to moke ‘0 said ti .. J. Cli J»a IS t oflaml pursuant to- tlie ksos made iind provlded, TON, c; 0. d. £. c. aoifi. nnilE loe-llmtso 'In Bolton’s Rijige, q ditectly opposite the. City HateuMa now open for the delfvcry nf ico. J lie hours foi Itpepiqg opeii will bo from ^un- rise until »unset, extcp^ncnl times—Sun days Uniilone o’clockT P M. if no obycc- tions by llie City aullioriiios. it being by pnilinularveqliestr * AII'SfflWSTnr Snips or the country will meet with immediate at- t0 .N m B. Tim House in Rock'vo’l's-Bmld i^ wu,w ^^npW.- april 1 78 -to* ted medicine has enabled me to reduce tnc price to TWO DOLLARS per bottle,thus bringing it within the reach of the indi gent. My Panacea requires no encomium; its atfimidiing effects and wonderful operation havn drawn, both from Patients and Medi cal Practitioners' nf the highest rospectnbi lity, tbe most unqualified approbation, and established for it a character which Envy’s lion, though dipped .in gall, can liefer turn ish. The false reports concerning (Ids valu able niediciiic,whiclili.ivc been sndi'igonily circulated.by certnin Physicians,have their origin either in F.N VY, or in the misc'riev- otu effects of the SPURIOUS IMITA TIONS. ’ ‘ The Proprietor pledges 'hirtjself to tlin Piiblic, and give* them tho most solemn assurances, licit this medicine contains neither mercury nor any other deloterinns drug. Tho public are 0 ictiunefi not tn purchase- mv Panacea, except from mysolf, my ac- credi.ed agents, or persons nf known .os- pectaliility: ami all those svili e.onscrpieiu- Iv bo witlfllut excuse, wlm slull purchase from any oilier peisont. 1VM. SWAIM. September, 1838. The following certificate gives the his tory of theijitroduciion of tins Panacea Into lists Philadelphia Alii'.s House Iiifnmary. Those who read rt, .will be convinced llial tlir proprietor has never fo.ucd the invesliF galion of physicians, or endeavored tdad -- minister the medicine in secret. It also evinces the prejudices of the faculty, that, those who were so anxidtia' originally to exclude the medicine front this Institution, would neglect no opportunity uf expelling it, aftor it had been introduced. FROM WILLIAM DUANE, Esq. One rf the Aldermen of the City nj I’hi- IpdtJphin. s Mr.8watm, proprietor nf a medical com position called Swaim's Panacea, applied tome, requesting me. to AtatbWImt I know about the introduction of Ins medicine Into' tbe Alms House—ami 1 consider it a duty to ooiiiply .lvith Ills req'u‘St. Being President of the Board of Mana gers of rite Alms House in <lio year 1830, air. .Swuitn expressed tn mo .0 wish to un dertake the cure of some persons then in tlte house, whose cases wore given upas in curable by themedical gentjennyi, that lie was confident of curing by his medicine thosctcages, and would undertake somo of the most desperate—and would require no other compensation than tho satisfaction to be derived from the service rendered. I promised.to. consult the other maim gers, and did so ; Tint 1 found that some nf the medical gentlemen in the house had' labored to prejudice tlteni, as sonic of them attempted to prepossess me against -what' they denominated quackery Home of the managers feUJiiclinetl to the trial, consul; criug that as they w-ero cases aliaiiiioiied bv tho medical men which were to lie opera ted upon, no liarrjrat least would be done, and if-hure was practicable, the opportuni ty ought to Im afforded,’ Imt tltev expressed a reluctance to take any responsibility upon thorn; Spy which J.pT'.det»food that thqy did put like to put themselves in opposition (n tile physicians. Olliers opposed it nltn , gather. I therefore offered and took upon myself Whatever responsibility llieie was ill. the case, and notified Mr. friwaim that I would accompany hint, aud did so. The first .case selected was tlmt of a woman; whose appearance was horrih'e, mid whose couiltiion was so deplorable But the pa tients in the same room wished to have her removed, and the ovidonce ol my own sen ses justified their complaint. She was a woman of about 30 or 32 yoars of ago. her right eye was alredy uestroyed, the left eye protruded more than half an inch out of the socket, tho flosh of the left cheek was one complete nicer, die flesh of the nose hail disappeared and left the nostrils two uokotl liolos, tile upjiei lip oil the left side was destroyed, and the .teeth and gums hero, and tho'whole face, as it appeared to me,’In a stale of dissolution; liHr uppetiU- had left her—slio represented a living dtcl- 0ton-frightful to behold. Mr.crwalin sinil he could cuve her; he could n°* restore tho lost eye, norTeatore tin; noSQr blit lie could restoro the loft ey.o rind tho iiiauth. lie dnd-riook Hit case,, and ITrequenl- .. 'The Virtues anil tf^e '.or the » - ^ CuHVUt . Cephalic SnUff. Tllilch, by long experience, has been found . . Mil ever fails 3 ,ing immediate ease, all J by frequent use prevents is return, ' ~- |T admKHily opens and piirt^rthe head, M. slreaglhcus the nerves,levivep*the jut' Bp,’, anil (nut' a ttioat gtileful dfdihMtfv tin, smoll. If K-inovi Ii^Rasf .... *liftyeyj3S|4ixe guileful r*^ic\r* aTmness of nun curing rqccut deaf- .• Just Received. P URE Winter strained Sperm Oil, Suitable for Family use for side by fob 4 I*. MARLOW. „ ftj'.viii m’s Vcroijfuge Patent. THIS valuable Anti-dysen teric and /Form Medicine bus boon used for these seven years past, aurf its virtues are universally acknowledged by nil who ha<o Iriell it, to be far superior to any other, iinidieiue ever employed fur most diseases children are subject to. It Is perleclly sate, and no child will refuse4n lake it. Ii ifTkim fails coring Dysentery Suininor Oinnplaint, Colic or Cliolcta Morbus, citlter in-grown.persons or ehilrlron and it gives,sppelite to almost ull dobilita- led persons, Worms frequently i--/ost cliil dron, ugginvnle ilielr other djsoates,'nml are the chief cause of mpst fevers, bowel complaints, and chronic and nervous diseqs es, incident in childhood, which are to nu merous and frequently fiit.il,' It inmich regretted ibat most vermifugesjiow in use are injurious, and thousands of children are swept off, or are (endured feeble, peio and einniiciatedlhrough tho fust mage of life —which leads oil to pulmonary qoytplainta &c. &c. Jjc. VVorms Heing especially apt to Infest persons nf debilitated digestive organs and emaciated-constitutions, much mischief is often done by the uidiuury worm illidi- e.ines, which gcnurally consist nf the strong est purgatives, mercurials, bitters, naren- tios, or spirits of turpentine. Articles nf this kind may destroy worms, but they ile- bilitato tile stomach, and Often materially injure the general health. Kwaim’s Vvn- mifi/oe has the peculiar advantage nf de stroying and ipimiJlng worms from tile' bowels without the weakening eonscqnen- cos Uf the stronger .purgatives. Ace.—And it lias, morenvet, a derided tendency to givo vigor both to the stomach and bowels and organs of digestion—thereby relieving the general system from many troublesome complaints. It is by this menus that so many grown poisons have been relieved, by its use, of different comnjftints—suppo sing themselvesTo b« in a decline, ieo.JSec This meilicme will relieve' bowel sum- plaints or dysentery, billons cholic, vomit ing, sickness', pain or weakness its the sto mach nr bowels, loss of appetite, either-in, children or grown pcrspils, inafw hours; wind it seldom fails curing chills anp fe ver or fever aouk. ' No /o'milv ought, or ever wilt be without it, after a trial. Worms aro capahln of producing .great dlsturbanaes in too system. Not only do tltoy aggravate ordinary.diseases when tl)«y are present, Imt they also give rise to a great variety of very alarming anomalous Jllfuctions. Tho whole train of spasmodic & convulsive disopses may proceed from the irritation of worms in tho alimentary canal Cholera, epilepsy, catalepsy, tetanus, pa ralysis, manta, -ctHIVtilshms, us well ns a variety of other nervous ami convulsive affections, arc mii imfrcqiiently the imme diate effects of this cause Besides those diseases, n-orhvv have also been known to produce pleuritic mul rhiiuiiiatio pains,dyv entery,' remittinc'fever.iTrnpsy of the brain, cli runic and spasmodic cough, &c. &c. &c. Among the symptoms which jndteate the presence, of worms, the following are tho uihst-coirnnbn aiid striking: —A pale,- leaileii-coiotirfcd, mid occasionally flushed countenance;; .V hluisli streak under the . mg Jl» ifigmdfr orders of the ItoaU. . D Is also extremely ptoper far persons trlio.A'isit the sick, or go into unnltolosoini foouu qryuniiealtliy jilaoes, hnd Imt'cli- matesT'oiJt fmlifiosiliu,licad against nox ious, exiialathinsand Infenious wlr. Apljiclmr- two may ho taken at any time, nud indeed several'in a day; but for a cold, or stoppage in the head, a pinch or two should be taken just before going to bed. Those who aro in the. habit of takiitR much of the common snuffs, (and thereby Injure both head and stoinach,) are desired to mix,some ofthisCEIHIALlC SNUFF whit them, and their bad effects will iu a; great measure, be ^11 evented. Is on band and -for sale by A I'ARSONS,Druggist, At the Eagle tio 8 Gibbon’s ituugo, tnar 14 'Negroes&>r Sale. FSNIIF, following Negroes, from tho JL country, are .offered for sale, via: A negro -hoy Jgod ahoqt 18 years, A'negrofaqy aged abouMS “Vgryliltely, . A negro boy aged about )4 " do do A ndgrobov agedgbout IS 1 *: - --A "eferp’^iw'ngi-rl.BhfnifTB ^ ' 4 . r./V titviivnlaif Itgeil about 45«aHetd lisntl A negro inait aged about 47” do do. . / also . • ' ,j\ negrorakra4cd..lo-.ypgi;i, ‘ • '.V'nV'giii'm.in aged 24 •• a prime field « hand, A negro boy about 17 11 do do dp. A ncgto'inao aged 35' 11 do do da. A negro mah aud,wlf»,. and their child mboH(.4-raiirs old. Apply to mar**. - A "’ W ir: Efti’iNGERj. „.^Notice. N r Mil OUR months after date’application XL’ will he made to the Hon. the court of Ordinary of Bnllocli'Cutinty.'while sit ting Air ordinary jmrpnsh*,'for leave to sell all llio real estate dfi.ln.iiac Waters doc*, for the benefft oftiio heirs and ci editors. JOHN WATERS. fell 19 41* Notjcej rnMIF. CnpartnersliipsofH.Cassidcy St JL .Oo.in Savannah,& of Scjli It. Joue- &Co. in Bridgeport, Conn, were dissolved', by mutual consent on tlte Slst day of April last past. All persons indebted, by note or’ account,' to the linn of II. Cassidcy St Co. will make payment before the 21 si April next, ns all then unpaid will be pat in suit; and those having demands will iniincdi-.Ui- ly present them to II. Cassiday4iir pay ment, who is duly authorized to settle the concents of llie firm. II. C vSSIDEY, SETH II. JONHS, Per Attorney, ‘ march 20 Jr II. Cassiuey. More New Goods. J UST recoived by ,11. Prcodergatt, end -forsale'jow. 9 C ases sup, Irish Linens-in full, and half-pieces 4 do do da ?* Sheeting 5 bales 4-4 Brown do 2 da do.Bleached do 5 do 6 4 do Shirtings 5 do 8-4 Brown do S do Domestic Fluids St Stripes R ttssii & Birdseyo Diaper 0-4 8-4 0-1-lo-i.Irish do C cases dailies Loghorus 1 do ' mens ~ do t do buys do Fashionable Ginghams St Prints Plain pluitl St stupe I’ulmsiioe Blue Straw & blit Worsted Barege Plain Haiti,-e, all colours Crimson & Greco Aloreeus Bik station Silk—(,'r.is Ua Najiles, Fiureiice & Siiiehews " Satiij Li-vaniiiiu JbVpa)Pol'd. Grosde Naples l’laided Straw.qpUd.hal folk Fig.'S wis» dresses collars TVtudf hclkOv, do mid i’lain Swtss St Bonk Muslim Caiobiic.Jai-onel.Mull & Nunsook du Jills- III. Veil ..Crape aud ITilorcd do " I *.ninm and Nankin do Fancy 10s De Nap—Barege, and G,piz«,Dress Ilkfs " S ikOraviLs. Jiiconeldo “ “ anil Marsaillcs Vesting Singh- & double width, Ml; St blue black flooibagiu Bnngop c.irds, white Nankin St stripe Jeans Lasting Circassians Nankeens Sup. Bik blue Olivo and Mix’ll cloths English .Thread St Bubbiuet Laces &c. Stc. mar SB NoS St 14 Gibbons’ range. Notice. F OUR months after date application nil) be m 11)0 to. the Honorable tho Inferior court of the Ccmut-ynf Effingliam sitting for ordinary iluFpoies foi |.-,ive to sell the real estate of Sarah Giiatin. dec- ANDREW GIUNER, Adnio’r. felt 30 * — Notice. F OUR months from-tliis ilato 1 sluvl make rtppliciitiun to the Inferiiil Court nf Cliatham County silting lor. Or dinary- purposes,Cm teine.tufen, tbntract (if laud situated on '8 Li daw uy Island, com t.-iiiiimc 038 acres, nuirn or less, and cubed' I1IHKKN1 \, partv-f the real estate of Dr. Wmj Craw foul dec. To he sold for Hie beuefftof theoreditors. • THOM II P CHARLTON. S . Adni’r. -lJe Bonfs rja. fell* 33 , Just Receivetl, rrffi: Exiranrditiary iUilitary C'ateer .H. of John Shipp lam .1 1,11 m-nniit in hi-*’Majesty’s 87th Regiment—Written by himself, "No une can road .life aqei-unt. of his sufferings, without the deepest yimnniseras ration."—London l.itenuy Cattle •• \Ve are satisfied iiint 00 onomill rise from the Nttrr.iiir< uf our brave Auto-Bi ographer, wjtiiqlit having liei-n iheply.in; lecertudjnjiis siory.”— The Critic. T. Ti. DRISCOLL, aprli S3 , 95 Notice. ff BI^E A’P'n'. K 'tliii'Savatiiidli 'Libra. A XL ry will bn opened foi the deliver; fif Bp-iksevery Monday. Weiluesday nnd'i-'ri • day, from 4 In 8 o’clock P. M. ImlividuuU not share hiildets cun hnvb the use of die Library 011 the following terms t—. , ' . ‘ For bne year, by paying . 81® '*’ ’tia'.mmiths, " ' 6 “ any less period, at Hie rate of .2 perTnonth VVM. MOREL. Librarian. " may I ioi|u —vi— eyes, luesn arc dull and heavy, die pupils are dilated and nuii-h contracted, the iow , or eyelids und uiiper lip-swell, especially during tl|is night fvliilo sleeping; grc.it -itching in thn nostrils, which causes the patient to pink lies nose; fuiil breath; dis- nirb'ed sleep.; during which tl)e / patient grinds li'is teeili, is apt to scream out ami start up suddenly as if frighttmeil: 'tingling In tho cars; giddiness; imevrhpted speech; imloltalion of (lie heart a dry spasmodic . - - I. . ; .. —I A*,t.. - t, ,1 ,1a, Notice. F OUR months ufter date, npplicatlnri will be made tn the Honorable the Jqsiices of the Inferior Court of Effing- liam couiityr when sitting foroirdinaly pur poses, for leave to sell the half of 1111 uinli- .vided tract of land in the cooutv of I'.ffine-'- ham, coiitainihg I07 I S aces fhrnie.ijy the property iff Benjamin Porter, for the Uenefit-of the heirs of Williatn G. Porter, 'deceased. WILLIAM KING, ' - Administrator de bonis non, ' .mny 8 loo ' irk Savannah Poor House and Hospital. V ISITING Committee for Mny 4828. George W. One and Francis Sorrel. Attending Physicians. - - Drs Barlow nod Cnppeo JOS. CUMMING, See’ry. april 30 |01 Liberty Inferior Court. JUNE TERM, 182a, JTPON the petition ofW. B. Fleming, HJ praying ffor the establislimcnt of a certain note bf.hand,given by Jolm Hr.r- ris.to Thos. ,'1'. Shepard, for ono hundred and eighty iiinedollars 2 1-2 cent nil' - T. M. Driscoll, Has received per ship Henry, T HE LITERARY REMAIN’S OP TUB LATE-UENRY NEELE, Author of the Romance of History. &c. lic. consisting of Lectnibs on English Po- ctiy, Tales, anil other Miscellaneous Pie ces in Prose add Verse—1 vol. with.a por trait of the aullioi. ’• This work will reflect the grentc* hon or on the author’s talents—It lias great and numerous atlracti 11s.” I.onfon Weekly Review. . “This work i» one well calculated to repay an attentive perusal, and r.nnnot but prove highly interesting.to every reader. ... . Z?ie Critic. may 0 .106 cough; irregular and depfaved appetilop bearing date on or about tho liistof Apn. " 1828, n. copy whereol as nearly as the peti tjoner can recollect, is filed with the saiih petition„toget)ici- .witli an affidavit of th. loss thereof. rJft is-onlcrcd, that the said copy.be established intermsof the act in such cases tntuin and provided, due notice being given of Hie application,agreeably tie tlte rules of cptirt, unless cause be shown tn- tho contrary. . Extract,from the minuted, une 41 E. BAKI-IU, Clk being sometimes entiroly'S'ippressed. and at others exceedingly voracious; ubdmnen swelled and bard; looseness of tho. bowels: r.ostiveness; unnatural, slimy,or foul stools;. piiiis in the bowels; wasting of .the flesh;, convulsions; fits; palsy; ami finally death. A supply of this valuable Medicine is Jeff received nod for rale by A. PAU3GN8, Agent, At the eagle No.* Gibbon’s Range, march 31 frs’qi oifliuary Usual of MURK) business with the alacrity to a person of that ago: the deformity 01 ofiurso yeinainsd t'hnt nil that, renijiined besides appeared healthful L h" VB con " lined myself to this case, upon l.liave con which I Notice, F OUR mouths after da|e, application will lio made to the Honorable the Justice* of the Inferior Court of Tattuul County, lor leave lb eel) tlte real estate of. Thomas Dickinson Into of said county do-', eoaicd, for. tho benefit of the belts and. ere-. ilium of said esttie. ' ’ . Win. DI TCINSON, ' (Inulificd Executor, march 7 .*3 Gluunpnigne Wihe; O AH E Tqiintiurupgl do-a each _ biippilor Ctt AMPA1UNB. •VReci-iked Unit for 'sale liy. - . ..... •’ CHARLES A. WOODRUFF, aprij 17 Vestimenljil i^oap. T HIS Soap is eolelirnted foeae king nil kinds of grease and. spots front clotl ' FoiJ5«rloby A. PARSONS. Druggist No * GiSbOii's range .doe.2 S.ijp4 Blaekuig. lijk AY S liquid BlpcUiSjgj 9 Ju3tTm^ori?d.ai\vl .for sale - by lho r - cafife orrdozen by 7" ,. .AVAUBONS. ' Di Qggfst TT6 8 Gililions Range- .fZbii Dank block. IOR Said at fiPPINGER’S Iffiajr 3 Riuggtdd & Thompson, AT-rontr.EYa a,t latv, • ’ TALLAHASSEE, (Florida.)' W 4LL practise in the several Court* in tlie Middle District of Florida; in the Superior Comt of-Jncksun Couiity, in West Florida; -anil ill the Superior Courts of. the Counties of Thomas, Deca tur, aiut Early, in theiSlate -of Georgia. . They will also attend tlie Superior CUurt at'the Island of Koy West. L. A, Thompson is.uow in this City, arid will.take chnige.of ajyv business that may he^jitiustyd-io tfieir care. npnl :n , ,-180.1. , Ta Ai. !>riscojiv . . M AS jffst received lljofollowing- (lew Publications :~ GEORGE -fti AS Off, t he -You wo B a c K- ivootisstati; of,. Don’t Givo Up the Sliip: a stnryfrf llie Mississippi, Prico 75 cts. THE RIVALS OF ESTE, nitil oilier Poems—By J- G. Brooks and Maiy.E, Brooks. Price ft MM THE TIHALS OF LIFE—By theati- tlior of" De Lisle’’—2 vols. Trice 81,59) ALSO, . A few copies of Irving's Life and VoyaV ges of Columbus, arid ilia' ' 1 *• Travels of tit« Duke of $(UM Wf