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ft. ' : -V»- REPUBLIC AIN. •No .135 ..........i.Vol. XXVI TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1829. Whole No...... ...GiOl. Remedy for tlie Piles. to The Medicine now offered to tlie public, is one which has been fully subjected to the iii- f dlil.ie lest of experience; and A in every instance where it has . ■ ,.inch'd With lira most complcto suc- htclf ' i \omeofllio cases, the patients labourin'! under the dlsoasc (or Sd JuriPRtl.at period had received 1 Mt ,Wdieul advice, and'hideven tin- 1 the he* 1 [istnful lurgleid operation, tritll- advance: It is not (like «“ ^ '.illy advertised,) bfforod as a cor- <h “ i r.V aloll- catalogue of diseases, lintearei, , thi» complaint, foi 'W#rr i f,^omW*P^'V'rfi»y rely' "b! ani fii eneo upon obtaining relief, even Kid.conni ,| l(jr t time; and they i J it \;dv« r "l 'ot ! t ud l tb S of the Ini* mHaemF n'niff hhd Ohamteal Store) Ntf.d73. North Third; abo.*e CulltfWlSl Stre<t ’ pijjTMDEl-PrUA A silppiy °f 'his vatuuble meilloine is Ireci irugglst. a’s llarigoi F ° r "a. ^ARSONS, Du At the Englandd Gibbon’i marB V r . „ lioice French Rose Wa ter. IUST IMPORTED Aail for. sale by ■ . -’ A PARSONS, Druggist. No,8 Gibbons’ 'Hange. (in .6 Brought tOjJwlv r [ Savannah, soma time-ugo/a negro man who says his name is JIM, "»> Ithi ho belongs to John L‘Wm.i|U but does “taw* where his master live.,nor where Ibe ranah ay from. I am induced to he lliwo tllit lie is owned by some one else, lln is 4 feet D 1-4 irtchcs high and about IS Ijcirspf age; he stammers a little when flaking. jno.1.DEWS,j. c. c nnei4 Brought to Jail. TN Savannah on the 31»t tilt, a negro man who says his name is J OHN nad ist lie belongs to Sam King of Gharles- n s c. He i« about 40 years oi.nge, and |fcef10incli«JdgH' 1 fell 18 Public Lands—Credit Sys- ,r- •, ' tem. Trjat'.RTOHS to the United States for APTiuhlio lands, purchased prior to tlie 1st day of July, 11120, ure lioreliy notified that the dih day of July, 1830, is the peri, od to which payment is restricted by the act of iho 21 st March, 1828. Tho balance's due on nil lands further Credited under the reliof laws, passed in l lie 'years 1821,1832, and 1819, if not com pletely paid, either by relinquishment or by cash, at a discount of 97 1-3 per centum, on or before the third day a f July nut, wilt lie forfeited to tlie United Stales agree ably to law. All lands forfeited to tlie United States sinoe the last dav of July, 1840, on which a further-credit lias not- been taken, and width remain Unsold, may he redeemed by p.lyuient df.ihe balance dike in cash, at a discount of 97 1-2 per centum, on Ur be, fur? iho said third Jay of July n at. Payments completed entirely by Cash, may be made either at tlie proper lard uf- .flee, Or to the Treasurer of the United Stales at Washington; ■ " Payments partly in cash, and connected with relinquishments, can only be made at lire land dffl.e where the lend was purcha sed) Purchasers wishing to close their ac counts will take notice, that tlie law re. quires the surrender of the original certi ficate of the purchaso, and, if such cortiA- earn he lost or destroyed, a public nallco must lie given to that effect, agreeably to a form which nay be had; either at the Gen eral Land Office, or at tho office whence sue)) cerliHcate wai issued. Korins-of re linquishment may alio he obtained from tho same source. Tnuasunv Dkfaiitmk.xt, General Land Office. I Oth March, 1820. may 5 Cards. PRtCfc TWO DOLLARS PER JJOT- TLE. To the Publie. I N consequence of the numerous frauds and impositions practised in reference lo my mediclno, I am again Inrinccc change the furm of my DOTTLES, future, the PANACEA will be put up In tpimd bottles, fluted longitudinally, with tho following words, blown in the glass, Bwaim’s'Pahacea, PntLADA," as repre- much stronger Plavin fin IIOM AS'OREHOSE superior play JL lug cards. ALSO, Lafayette’s Pitney Cards. For sale A. PARSON!. At the Eagle, no, 8; Gibbons lUngo; aprit 4S JOHN It D1SW8, j.c.U. Brought to Jaih .»Savannah on tho -loth inst! a negro atanwhu says his name is Will Hfown M tint he belongs to Win Ooffinof Char ion SO. lie is about 27 yoars of age. 5 a 11 inches high, and has a soar otf his iclitad. I fell 2D JNOt 1. DEWS, i. t.b., l Splendid Razor Strops. lAMMEllSON'R and PRENTISS’ jJ’iUzdjr Straps aru kept constantly on id, sad those geutlamen who have used n, pronounce then) superior to any at lie present tlrtie in me. For sale by. a. Parsons. Druggist I At the Eagle) No 8 Gibbon's Range, I march 13 Salts and Castor Oil; ■a STOKE 'Ik I5HL3 Sal Glauber at” 100boxes do assorted sizes 1000 quart bottles Castor OU for Plan union Purposes 800 quart bottles Cold pressed 300 pints do do do - .Which is elfnred unusually lonr. Plapters are particularly requested to |all apd examine for themselves. For sain by A PAttSONS, Druggist'. At (lie Eagle No 8 Gibbons rung; laws Chinees Razors. n*(J8T received by tho ship Oglethorpe tJJ n supidy of these, celebrated Razors, It is wi-lltynown to those who have a ge neral knim lodge of the Oriental Countries that the Chinese am' Japanese are dcservi edly celebrated for a profound acquaint ance witlr tlfe Arts and Sciences, in fact in many, instances surpass in a high degiee what Europeans huve ns yet been able to accomplish. -This Is found to be'tlio base in the very Useful and fiecessacy ariiclo of Razor* i and Travellers from those Coun tries have sd frequently represented the ex traordinary advnntiiges-.tiiat the Chinese Razors have over all others- that the Pro prietors Iravo (at a considerable expense) formed a connexion with a celebrated Ma nufacturer in Pekin,to onable them to lulve n regular supply of Hlndes, .tumped with the Maker’s mime, and made ln n suitable form for the use nf tint part of Iho world where tho chin is the part of the human bo dy and not the head, (as in China, &c.) to undeego tho operation of shaving. For sale by A. PARSONS. At the Eagle; No. 8 Gibbon’s Range, aprll 29 100 '*o Planters. ioo© MOTTLES Common Castor Oil 5M da Superior Cold Press is just iceivetl and f or sa j e | 0IV |,y A. PARSONS, BPniggnt. naH (ribbons Range- Treasurer’s Office. ll Jwe 1,1829. mi HE averago prico of Flour during the JL last month being 87 7b per.barrel of 190 lbs. llreed for the present month must weigh at follows viz: . 12 1*2 cents Loaf 2lbs 8 o: 0 1-4 •> •• 1 •• 4 •' Of which all DakerSend seller*,ofBroad will take due Notlcfc. M. W. STEWART, c. t. jiinokV, Notice. i * *{'• expiration of three months from . this dale, application will he made * Planters’ Rank of tho State of Geor- J'! 0 ! the renewal of Certificate No. 525, 11 i 111 5 ’ 18,s > f° r twelve shares. Al ii 0 ’i®■ ” ar 'ae and Fire Insurance Hank I "e.ntatc el Georgia for renewal of C er- I'UeNo'58;dated Juno. 19, 1818, for I “y snares,' The abovo • Certificates ICE. T HE'Iw House in Dolton’s Range, diiectly opposite the City Hotel, is now open for the delivery of ice. The hours foi keoplng open will ho from son rive until sunset, except moal limes—Sun days until one o'clock, 1*. M. if no objec tions by tho City authorities, l* being by particular request. All orders Idr ships or the country will meet' with immediate at tonhon.. m Rockwell's Dffijd ines will be closed for the presnnf. B EPHRAM SPEAR april I than one I Savani I'lWlCll ort in the fire of the 10th ultiriio. MOSES CLELAND. ball, JIareh Oth. 1829. - » 54fo pourt of Ortlinai’y, Effing- 1mm County. ... DECEHDFR, TERM 1828 An the petition of Smn'I. J. liryan that he is posossnd ofn bond , n '™ produced to the Court made and Henjamin Kennedy late of tho { bfiire.snid hearing date tho 12th Kuullraff! I 01,0 i° 1 ' titles to a certain idescribed ili said bond. These I thinl 0 ani * wdmonish all persons having I. .“"ag any inteiost in tho estate of j, Rcnjdinin Kennedy to file their any they have, oii or before tllQ Court of Ordinary for for May term 1829, otliej'.yiso ft) Si - SfW wilt ho ordered to make lloiMsi ■ ‘fact of land pursuant to the I i eases made 1 and provided. CHARLTONy c.c. o. v %f*■ Saratoga Congress Miner al Spring'Water. T HE Subscriber lias just tcceivtd a largo supply of those colehrated Wa- tors, in quart and pint bottles, in boxes of ono to three' dozen each, and will bo kept constantly on hand during the season, and it is intended that tho store shall be opon- ed early In tho morning to receive custom ers.—For sale at tho Eagle, No. 8, Gib bons’ Range. A. PARSONS, Druggist, npril 21 09 Iiis-p Cider. ™ Appfei ivcd ’ “ I’OXCS of! Crab IP Cider, a voryichoico article, lor sale by ■ i- . I AithnP , A. PARSONS, pay 7 t*® 8| Range, 78 English White Mustard Seed. UST recoived, for affections of the Liver’s internal organs, and tq re store the loss of actioir in the nervous sys, tem generally, . Druggist, No. 8, Gibbons’ Range, jan.lf) .■ , J' Seidlitz and Soda Pow ders. ^DOZEN boxes Soda Poiv. tiers SO do Seidlltz do At.30 | The improved Cheltenham. Salts, lire pared by Savory, Moore & Davidson, uu- ported and for sale hy A rAusoNBi j' Dyiggiitydt thq pgglOi No; 8, <?« i march 9 •' 54“ sonted above. These bottles aro tlioso heretofore used,and will have but label) which covers the cork, with my c signature on it, so that the coilt cannot bn drawn without destroying .tho signature, without which none is genuine. The me dicine may consequently be known to be genuine when iny signature Is visible; to counterfeit which, will be funishahle. as for- 'The increasing demand lor this celebra ted nfcdlcino has enabled mo to reduce tlie irlee to TWO DOLLARS por bottle,thus irlnging it within tho reach of tlm Indi gent. • '•'My Pnnacea requires no encomium; its astnuiihing effects and wonderful operation have drawn, both from Patients and Medi cal PrUotitiuhers of the highest rcspectabl lit)’, tlie riloit'nu(fitniin<tcl approbation, and bljjkta for.it u Char&cter which Envy's ; though dipped in gull, can never tarn- lilt, , ' * * ■ Thq fhiso reports honcerillng this valu able medicine,which have been so diligently circulated by certain Physicians,have their nrigirt either in ENVJf, or in tlie inlsc' dov- miaeffects oflho SPURIOUS IMITA TIONS, Tlik Proofletdr pledges himself in the Publib, and gives them tlie most solemn, nssurmices, that this medicine contains neither mercury nor any other deleterious drug; ... ' Tho.p'uliiic are eautidned not to purchase niv Panacea, except frrfin myself, my ac- crVdT.ed agents, or person* of knoivp .os- pectabililyt and all those will consequent ly bn without excuse, who shall purchaso u-om any other persons. AVM. SWAIMi September, 1828; Tlie following certificate gives tlie his tory of the introduction of tlie Panacea into the Philadelphia Alms Houso Infirmary. Those who read it, will be convinced that the proprietor lias never feared tile invest!* gation bf physicians, or endeavored to ad minister the medicine in secret. It also evinces the prejudices of the faculty, that those who Were so anxious originally to exclude the medicine from this institution, would neglect HO opportunity nf expelling it, after it had been introduced. FROM WILLIAM DUANE, Esq. One of the Aldermen of the City oj Phi ladelphia, Mt.Swaim, proprietor of a medical com position called Swaim’s Panacea, applied to me, requesting me to state what I know about the introduction nf his medicine into tlie Alms House—and 1 consider it a duty to comply with his requ -si. Being President nf the Hoard of Mana gert of tho Alms House in the year 1820, Sir. Swaim expressed to mo a wish to un dertake the'cure of .some persons then in the home, whoso cases wore given tip as in curable by fhe.nioiIical gentlemen, that lie was confident of curing, by his medicine those cases, and would undertake some of the most desperate—and would require no other compensation than the satisfaction to be derived from the service rendered. . I promised to consult Urn other mana gers, and did so; but I found that wine nf the medical gentlemen in the house had labored to prejudice them, as some of them attempted to prepossess mo against what they denominated quaokery. Some of the managers felt.'nclined.to the trial, consid ering that as they were cases abandoned by tlie medical men which Were to bo opera ted upon, no harm at least would he aoiie, and if cure Was practicable, the opportuni ty ought to be affordoii, but they expressed a reluctance to take any responsibility upon them; by which I Understood that they did not like to put themselves in opposition to the physicians. Olliers opposed it alto gether. I therefore offered and took upon myself whatever responsibility tlioio was in the case, and notified Mr. Swaim that I would accompany him, and did so. Tlie first case selected was that of a woman, whoso appearance was horrib’e, and whose condition was so deplorable that the pa tients in the same room wished to have her removed, and tho evidence of mjf own sen ses justified their oanfpl.nint. She was a woman of about 30 or 32 years of age, her rigid eye was alrody uestroyod, the left eye piotruded move than half an inch oul of the socket, the flesh of the left cheek was ono complete ulcer, tho flesh of the nose had disappeared and left tlie nostrils two naked holos, tho tlppci lip on the loft side was (Testroyed, and tho teeth and gumi bare, abd the whole face, as it appeared to me, in a State of dissolution; Iter appetite had left her—she represented a Irving skel eton frightful fo.bcliold. Mr.Swaim said he could euro her; ho could not restore tho lost-eye, nor restore the nose, but ho Could restore theleft eye and the mouth. >y He undertook the cuse; and I frequent- ly’attended him ill Ills visits to the poor wo man, nnd sho was cured—and I have fre quently ~ieen her since, going about . her ordinary business with the alacrity usual to a person of that age; the daformitjrof course remained;- but all that Teqiaiiied hesidesappeared healthful.- I, have boo- (itiedrnyself to this case, • upon which I was impossible to be mistaken, nnd for- borno to introduce any other circtlmSfai,* ces than what belong imniediately to it. \V,M. DUANE. Philadelphia, March 11th 1828. CERTIFICATE OK*DR. EDWIN A. At/TFE' ,5 * 4 »>iv Memhtr of the Philadelphia Aieilital ISoc’te- The ease detailed in the ibtSve' certifi cate Ciime under my observation, and 1 be lieve Alderman Duane’s sUtemcnUn he ctly.correct. Mr. Swaim. showed me two olher cates nearly similar, which were cured by his Panacea,after every oilier re medy had failed. Averse as I atn to quackery, I hope ev er to be pfeserved from unjust and selfish prejudice ; and, therefore, do not hesitate to give roy name, in confirmation of the ef ficacy and safety ol Mr. Swalm’i medi cino. EDWIN A. ALTEE. Philadelphia, Nov. 5th, 1828. A supply of this Valuable Modicine i: just received and for sale by A PARSONS, Agent. . At tlie Eagle Nq 8 Gibbons Range. inarch 17 83 Swaim’s Vermifuge* Patent. THIS valuable AntUdyuA forte and (form Medicine has boen used for these seven years past, and its vilifies are Universally .acknowledged by all who have tried it; to he for superior to any other fobdicino ever employed for most diseases children are subject to. It is porlcclly safe, and no child will refuse to take,it. It seklom foils curing Dysentery, Summer. Complaint, Colic or Cholera Morbus, either in grown persons or children and it gives appetite to almost all debilita ted persons. SVorms frequently infest cliil dren, aggravate their other diseases, and are the chief cause of most fevere, bowel complaint.*, nnd chronic and nervous disens es, incident to childhood, which are so nu merous and frequently fatal. It is much regretted that most vermifuges now in use are injurious, and thousands of children are swept off, or are rendered feeble, pale and enunciated through the first stage of life —which leads on to pulmonary complaints See. See. Sic. Worms being especially apt to infest persons nf debilitated digestive organs and emaciated constitutions, much mischief is often done by the ordinary worm msdi nines, which generally consist of the strong est purgative'*, mercurials, bitters, narco tics, or spiriU of turpentine. Articles of this kirta may destioy worms, but they de bilitate the stomach, and often mate'rially injure the general health. Swaiu's Ver mifuge has tho peculiar advantage of de stroying and removing, warms from tlie bowels without the weakening consequen ces of the stronger purgatives. Ate.—anil it has, moreover, a decided tendency to give vigor botli to the stomach and boweis and organs of digestion—thereby relieving tile general system froin manv troublesome complaints. It is by this means that to many grown persons have been relieved, by Us use, of different complaints—suppo- sing themselves to be in a decline, &c. &c This nwdictne will relieve bowel cone plaints or dysentery, bilious cholic, vomit ing, sickness, pain or Weakness in the sto mach nr bowels, loss of appelite, either in children or grown persons, in a frut hours, nnd it seldom fails curing cuii.ls akd fe ver on fever aoue. No family cught, or ever will be uofhoif if, afltr a trial. Worms are capable of producing great ilistnrbmaes in ttie system. Not only do they aggrnraio ordinary diseases when they nre present, but they also give riso to a- great voriety of very alarming anomalous affections. The whole train nf spasmodic & convulsive diseases may proceed from the irritation of n orms in the alimentary canal Clioleia, epilepsy; catalepsy, tetanus, pa ralysis, mania, convulsion's, as well as a variety nf other nervous and convulsive affections, arc not un'freqnently the imme diate effects of this cause Besides those diseases, worms have also been known produce pleuritic and rheumatic pains,dys entery. remitting fever,dropsy of tlie brain, chronic and spasmodic cough, &c. &c. &c. . Amoiig the symptoms which indicate the presenco of worms, the following are the most common and striking: -A : pale, leaden-Coloured, and occasionally flushed countenance j'a bluish streak under tlie eyes, these nre dull and lioavy, tlie pupils are dilated and much contracted, the low or eyelids and upper lip swell, especially during the night wljile sleeping; great itching in the nostrils, which causes the patient to pick his nose; foul breath; dis turbed sleep; duriu'g which tho patient grinds his teeth, is apt to scream out and startup suddenly as if frightened: tingling in the cars; giddiness; interrupted .speech; palpitation of tlie heart n dry spasmodic cough; irregular and depraved appelite, bcing-sometimes tsntiroly suppressed, and at others exceedingly voracious; abdomen swelled nnd hard; looseness of the bowels: costiveness; unnatural, slimy,or foul stools; pains in the buwels; wasting of the flesh; convulsions; fitsj'-palsy; and finally death. A supply qf this valuable Medicine is Juit received and for sale by A. PARSONS, Agent. At the eagle No 8 Gibbon’s Ri march 31 The Virtues and Use ,or the v , CORDIAL i/ Cejihalic Snuff. Which, by long experience, has been found an efietwiittemedy for most Disorders of the HEAfh teSaially the Ctbwibh litadach, to which tt hardly twr failt glm Ing immediate fate,. and by freauent use irevenhifs return. T udmlrnbly opens and, purges tlie head, strengthens the nerves,revives the spi- and has a' most gtatcful nrombtle 1 roW.1 ) . 1 . it i It removes Drowsiness, Sleepiness, Gid diness, and Vapours, relieves dimness of the eyes, I* excellent m r.iiring recent deaf ness, and lias been Of great service ill Hys teric und Paralytic complaints, and in re storing foe memory whan impaired by dis orders of the heed. It is also extremely proper for persons who visit the sick, or go into unwholesome roouu or unhealthy places, and ' hot cli mates, as it fortifies the head agaipst nox- u«, exhalations and infectious air. J A pinch or two may ho taken int ony' time, nnd indeed several in a day; but for a cold, or ilnppago in the bead, a pinch or two should betakoh just before going lo bed. , •''•' t*. .yw. Those who sre in tho liable of taking much oftlie common snuift, (and thereby injure both head nnd stomach,) are.riesired to mix some oftliis CEPHALIC SNUFF with them, and thei; bad effects wiil ill n_ grcat.measurc, be prevented. ) Js on hand nnd for sale by' *A PARSONS;Druggist, tlie Eagle no 8 Gibbon’s Range, inai ' ‘ Just Received. P URE. Winter strained Spend Oil, Suitable fur Family Usn formic by ,; -‘b 4 p. MARLOW. •At tlie mat 14 More Nevv Goods. J UST recoived by M. Prendergaet, and for nalelow. 8 Cases sup. Irish Linens in full and naif pieces 4 do do do Sheeting 5 bales 4-4 Drown do 2 do doBleached do 5 do 8-4 do Shirtings 5 do 8-4 Drown do 8 do Domestic Pliilris & Stripes Russia & Birdseye Diaper- 6-4 B-4 9-4 10-4 Irish do 2 cases ladies Lpghorus t do mens do 1 do boys do .. V Fashionable Ginghams & Prlnlt Plain plaid & stripe Palinariur Blue Straw & blk Worsiod Barege Plain Baltlce. nil colours Crimson & Green Moreens' Blk .station Silk—Gras do Naples, Florence & Sinchews, Satin' Levantine Faney col’d. Gros de Naples Flaidcd Straw coj’d hat silk ' Fig. Swiss dresses collars & half lidkfs do and Plain Swiss Sc Buok Muslins Cambric,Jaconet,Mull Sc Nansook do Blk III. Veil Crape and Colored do 1 ” Canton nnd Nankin do Fancy Gioi De Nap—Barege, and Gauze Dress Ilkfs " S ik Cravats, Jaennct do , “ “ and Marsaiiles Vesting! Single Sc dntihle width, blk & blue black .lloinbaziu ' **. - ’ - ? ip cords, whito Nankin Sc stripo .?an* ;' Lastidg Cirenssians Nankeens Sup. Blk blue Olive nnd Mix'd Moths English Thread Sc Bobbinet Laces &c. &c. mar 26 No3 Sc 14 Gibbons’ range. Ncgroes for Sale. T HE following Negroes, from tiiQ country, are offered for salo, viz: A negro hoy aged about 10-years. A negro hoV aged about 15 “very liliciv. A negro boy aged about 14 “. do do A negro boy aged about 12 " A negro girl ogoil about 12 “ A hegio man aged about 45"a field hand A nogromanagod'aboludy" do do. A ipcgro girl agedffryears. A negro Wn agcd 24 •• a prime field A negro boy abdut 17 “ do do do. A negro man aged 35 • ’• - dojld dd; A negro tqnnanfiWife, and. their child about 0 yoars old. , Apply to . , . j mar 28.. J.EPPINGER . Notices, JjlOUR months after date application tho benefit of the heirs and creditors. JOHN.WATERS. fell 19 41* s Notice. F OUR months from this date I shal make application to Hie Inferior Court of Chatham Cotlnty sitting lor Or dinary purposes, foi leave to sell; that tract of lancl situated on Skidaivny Island, con-: taintng 839 acres, more or less, and called HIBERNIA, part of thp,real e.tattof I)r. 'Vm, Cfo'vford dec. To be sold for the bonefitof the creditors. j TIIOS II P CHARLTON. Adm’r. De Bonis non.. 1 itbl S! . v Notice; • . .; H ERE^FTEU the Savannah Libra-* Vy will he’opened for the deliver* of llo-iks overy Monday. Wednesday and Kri • day, from 4 to 0 o’cloek P. M. Individuals not shpre holder's can have the use of the Library on the following terms :— ■; -' •“ For one year, by paying $13,' '! slit months, « " '•• o' “ any Jess period, at the rate of 2 . per month -,v WM. MOREL,-Librarian. • may 1 192{p. ' . Notice* F OUR months after date, application wiU he mode to tho' Honorable tho Justices of the Biforlor Court of Effing ham county, when witting for ordinary pur poses, for leavoto sell tlie half of an undi vided tract of (and in the county of Effing ham, containing 137 1-2 acres formerly the propntty of Benjamin Portgr, for the benefit of the heirs iff William G. Porter, deceased. ': 1 4 WILLIAM KINO, , Administrator de bonis non. may 0 109 Treasury Department, ,r MARCH 31st, 1820... ' TWXOTICE is hereby given tothepropri-- etois of tho unredeemed six per cent stock, treated in pursuance of an net .of Congress, ofthe24tlj of March, 1814, a- iwmnling to six millions seven liunilrcd and eighty-nine thousand seven hundred and twenty-tiro dollars npd ninety-tivo, cents, under the several denominations of Liberty Inferior Court. JUNE TERM, 1828. U PON the petition of W.B. Fleming, tho "Loan of May 3d, 1814,0/10,000,000 praying for tho establishment of a dollars, on which supplemental’Stock has certain note ofhand,given by Johnllar- J , ri*,to Tlios. T. Shepard, for one hundred and eighty nine dollars 2 1-2 cent -ml bearing date on or about the fiist of Apu. 1826, a copy whereof as noarty as the peti tinner can recollect* is filed with the said petition, together with an nfliciitvi.t of Hie loss thereof. It is ordered, that the said copy be established in terms of the - act in such cases mado and provided, due notice being given of tho application,agreeably to .the rules of court, unless cause be shown to tlie contrary. Extract from tlie minutes) . E. BAKER, Cik ■ft Shoe Blacking. B SAY MARTINS liquid Blacking Jft_p Just imported and for sale bv the ,ca»fa or dozen by A' PARSONS. Druggist No 8 Gibbons Range. feb 24 iange. Notice. F OUR months after date, application will fie. made to the Honor,ilde.flie Justice; ofthe lnferior Court of Tattnal County, for leave to sell the real estate nf Thomas DiokinsOn late ofsaid county'de ceased, for the benefit of the heirs and cre- ditors of said estate., ;?■*•. 4-. : > ' march 7 Win) ,0/CKINSON, . Qutdificd Executor. 55' Champaigire Wine. “ CASES.contai’iiiriif 1 doz. each Superior CHAMPAItJNE. Received-and-for side by.' j«r„. , CHARLES A. WOODRUFF, april 17/ une 41 Vestimental Soap. rniHIS Soap is eelcVrated for taking all JL kinds- of gteaso and spots from cloth . Foi sale by A. PARSONS. Druggist No 8 Gibbon’s range dec 4 . issued t” ol "supplemental six per cent stock u/1814, loan of May 3d, 1814, u/19,000 t - 000 dollars," and n| the "six per cent slock of 1814," tiiat tfl'eir certificates upon tlm smrender thereof, will, on the first day e July next,-be paid lothcln, respectively - to their legal representatives ur attornic' duly constituted, at the Treasury, or at tho Loan Office, where the stock thus to be re imbursed, may stand credited. And it is further made know n for the in formation oftlie parties c oncerned, Hint n transfer of the certificates issued under, tlio act of the S4tli Mhrch. 1814, from'the books of the Treasui y or of the Commis sioners of Loans, wiil.be allowed after tho 1st day of Line next, and tlmt the interest on tlie stock hereby notified as. payable, will cease Bnd determine on t!)o day next preceding tne day hereby fixed for tlie re-. ituburscmcul thereof. , s. d. Ingham, • * Secretary of the Treasury. . april 9 83f For sale. TRACT- Of land conlaining 250 cres, situatcin thc district of Qi- angebtirgh, on Edisto creek in the state of South Carolina, bounding noith on lands of Daniel M.izyck, nnd suuth and west on lie said creek. ' For a plat of said laud, and terms of sale, apply to' „ , GEO. GLEN, • - ’ Ex’or. est. of John Glen. feb .3 £7 M - Notice. . F OUR months after, date, vvesiui! ap pj» to the Court df Ordinary of Ef- fi'ugham county, fur leave to sell all the Real Estate of William H. Womack, dec. being several tracts of Land in said county, on both sides Of tile Louisvillo road, eon- tainlfig together 570 acres, for tlie benefit of the heirs/ '* ) ... WILLIAM A. PREV.ATT. ; Adm’r.-'iuright of his Wife Alt ; SAllAIi PREVATT, Ailin’x. mar-28 73 Bank Stock. CR;Saleat' ‘EPPIf«3EK’& In tlie Sixth Circuit.Court of the United States for tlie District of Georgia., MAY TERM, 1820, at Savannah, Cl tbphen G. Threadcrhft and Areldbalrt CT S. Rullocli having been duly sum moned td attend ' this Court. as Grand Jurors, and Hcmv L. Butter, of Ljh'eity. county, ns a Petit Juror, and failing to ap pear—It is otdered. That they be fined ac-* cording to laiv oii flie first day 7 pf tlie next term, unless they make sufficient excuse on oath. GEO. GLEN, Clerk., may 20 llUcn District Court of the r U. ; States for the District of Georgia. ’ 1. .- ’ ' MAYTERM, 1829-/-' WTKTIIERE AS Janies ICor.and Aiidr’ -.r Dixon ivere t)uly slinnriniicd to ,n- tend tills Court as Petit Jurivrs,Si) ftiiltcl to! appear. It is oidered tlihi; tiiey be fined ac* vordihg to laiv, qnleis they make sufficient excuse*on oath on nghpforb tlie 1st day of the next terin,. (1 Ith August next.) . Extract-froiri the iilinutes ; •; ;.geo.glen,oik. ; may 20 it9ct Bacon. .MIDDLINGS just 'ceivcfl nnJ for- Arrio hy
