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Newspaper Page TextjSfb,136 .Vol. XXVI WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1829, Whple No ..G402. Remedy for the Piles. (Public Lands—Credit Sys- * - TheModiblno now offered to - tem. ffcubfc® t- T|EBi){lS ,o the United State, for fuliihle test of experience; and | P™llo lands, .purchased prior to the in every liaw I ubjeoted to th _ „ fll*l!vi?v*Instanoo'wherort’ iiiis| ut a »y of 1820. are hereby notified 1 "i t-lthflie most complete sue- | ll,nt the 4th day of July, 1820, ii the porl- , attended wit m° H patient, uJ ,0 whiph payment is restricted by the In tome of tl e case’, ine^patieiu, ^ q( ms ^ #r#|| . M been labotui i0(I , llul ,. CC01VB(1 Tho balanco, due on ell land, further and tWrn Sit rtI j liad ovon un-" edited tinder the relief laws, passed In the host modtea Ud’tc^ hire years 1821, 1822, and 1828, If not com- Jergone a van f u go. It i, not (like P'mcly paid, cither by relinquishment or by out permanent a ff j „ Mr . cash, at a discount of 87 1-2 per centum, those usually ^onacataloRue of disease,. oittor before the third -day of July "«(, ,in f. Ur °’ fffllated with this complaint, foi he fprfoited to the United States agree thlS«e evt /lUand".’ forfeited to the United State, with confidence up a short time; and they ,in00 }•»» last day of July, 1840, on which jn its wontiforma. . , o f ^ h,,. a further credit has not been taken, and thouiwlvei “re the J 6 J>fi( . e 5# cl I which remain unsold, may he redeemed by portanco t)i soen hv tho l’ro-1 Payment of the balance due In cash, at a per B°w*J'b direction, wgneu oywe t ro d||count of flT per c#ntllllli on or be . fritter. WJ, . AUSTIN'S | fore the said third Jay of July next. prletw. »>“'yXs. A,'AUSTIN'S *M U *.h Thlrd e aiiove ^aUowhill | ra *y ho made either at the proper lard of- No, *18, North Third, above t-aitovrnni t0 , he Tr cas Urer of the United . o,y of July Payments cumpleted entirely by enth. 8,,ce, ‘ Pim.ADEr.pHiA. A supply of tbi* valuable ,medicine I, Mceivod. l 0r t. PARSONS, Druggist • Kiiirlo no 8 Gibbon’s Han At th« liagle no 8 Gibbon’a mar 6 ,ange. Choice French Hose Wa ter. J UST IMPORTED And for sale by A A PARSONS, Druggist. No 8 Gibbons’ Range. da 5 Brought-to Jail. F | Savannah, some time ago, a negro ,nau who says hi, name it JIM, and that he belongs to John Pitman but does /,at know where hi, master lives,nor where he runaway from, l am Induced to be Hove that ho i, owned by somo one els*, he’i, 1 feet 0 1-4 inche, high and about 15 years of«Jet lie stammers a little when| speaking. , NOil DEWS.o.c.t line H. 148 Brought to Jail I N Savannah on tho 81st ull, a negro| man who says his name is JOHN «#d that he belongs to Sam King of Chatle,-! Hoi, S C. Ho i, about 40 year, oi.age, and J feet lOinche, blah. JOHN I. DEWS, J.c.i feb 28 Brought to Jail. 1 r l Savannah ou tlie ,10th inst a negro man who aaya his name it Will llroivn Ami that lie belong, to Wm Ooffinof Char lesion SC. He i, about 27 years of age. 6 feet 11 inches high, and has a Mat on his forehead. feb 28 JNO. I. DEWS,«. c, c. Splendid Razor Strops. Tt MMERSON’S ond PRENTISS’ Hi Razor Straps are kept constantly on kind, and those gentlemen who 'have used them, pronounce then, superior to any At lb, present time in use. For sale by A. PARSONS, Druggist At the jjjtigic, No 8 Gibbon's Range, Stntes at Washington. Pavmeats partly in cash, and connected with relinquishments, can only bo made at the land oifi e where the land was purcha sed. Purchasers wishing to close their ac count, will take notice, that the law re- quire, the surrender of the original ceili- licnto of the purchase, and, if such certifi cate bo lost or destroyed, a public notico must ho given to that effect, agreeably to a form which .nay be had, cither at the Qon- or.il Lnnd Office, or at the office whence such certificate was issued. Forms of re linquishment may also be obtAined from tliu same sourne. TnKAsmiv Ddpartmext, Central Land Offer. 18(A March, 1828. may 5 , T homas ing cards. Playing •M AS ORE Cards. HOSE superior play AMO, Lafayette's Fancy Cards. For sale by A. P ARSONS, At the Eagle, no. 8. Gibbous Range. April 25 PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER BOT TLE. march 1 Salts and .Castor Oil. IN 8TOHE Chinees Razors. \ "MUST received by ,the ship < Iglethorpe. -J a supn) v of .these celebrated Razors. It Is wellqjiuown to those who have a ge neral know ledge of the Oriental Countries that the Chinese and Japanese’arc deserv edly celebrated for a profound acquaint ance with the Arts and Sciences, in factin many instances surpass in a high degice what Europeans have ns yet benn aulo to accomplish. This is found to be the case in the very useful and necessary article of Razors ; and Travellers from those Coun tries have so frequently represented tho ex traordinary advantage* that the Chineso Razors have over all others, tlwt the Pro prietors have (at a considerable expense) formed a connexion with a Celebrated Ma nufacturer in Pekin,to enable them to have a regular supply ol Blades, stamped with the Maker's name, and made in a suitable form for the use of thit part of the world where.the chin is the part of the human bo dy and not the',head, (ai ln Chinn, file.) to undergo tho operation of shaving. For s<lo by A. PARSONS. At (lie-Eagle, No. 8 Gibbon's llango. april 20 100, erAls BBLS Hal Glauber ftPsiK 100 boxes .do assorted sizes 1000 quart bottles Castor Oil for Plan tatioh Purposes 500 quart bottle, cold pressed 800 pints do do do Which U offered unusually |dw. Planters are particularly requested to gen and examine for themselves. For sale by A PARSONS, Druggist. At the Eagle No 8 Gibbons range, mar 5 Treasurer’s Office. June 1, 1829. T HE average price of Flour during the last month being *7 75 per barrel of 100 lbs. Bread for the present month must weigh ill follows viz: 12 1-2 cents Loaf 2Ibs 8 0 |-4 “ “ 1 •• 4 Of which all Bakers and sellcrsof Bread will tako due Notice. M. W. STEWART, c. t. june 2 lOOO To Planters. BOTTLES Castor Oil Common T HE Joe III directly o| now open /or tl CE so iii Bolton’s Range, idsite the City Hotel, is delivery »f ice. The 500 do Superior Cold Press is jpll'l hours/m keeping open will be from sun- Received gntl fpr sale low by vise until sunset, except meal times -Snn- A. PARSONS. days until one o'clock, P. M. tf no objoc- • lions by .the City aullioriiids, it heing by Druggist. no 8 Gibbons Range. •Notice. . , A T the expiration of three months from ,CI {J, n » Tho House i»-(Ids dale, application will be made i n „-'will be closed fi <b die Planters' Bank of the State of Gcor-1 «*' [5 (•ii, (or the renewal of Certificate No. 528, Me,d Juno 5, 1813, for twelve shares. Al- particular request. All orders for ships or t|ie country will meet with immediate at iii Rockwell’s Build* for the present. EPHR.AM SPEAR. april 1 To the Public. I N consequence of tire numerous frauds and impositions practised In reference to my medicine, I am again induced to clinnge the form of my BOTTLES. In future, the PANACEA wH| bo pqt up in nmrnl hqtjtles, fluted longitudinally, with tiie following words, blown In ibe glass, “SwAtss’s Panacea, Pm lad a," as repro sented above. These bottles are much stronger thnn those heretofore used,and will have hut one label, which covers the cork, with my own signature on it, so that the cork cannot be drawn -without destroying tho signature, without which none is genuine. The me dicine may consequently be known to be genuine when my signature is visible-, to counterfeit which, trill he punishable as fa increasing demand lor this celebja- ted medicine lias enabled me t» reduce the price to Two DOLLARS por botlle.tlliis bringing jt witlim tlio read) of til* Jodi- gent. My Panacea requires no ensomium; its astonishingcflecis and wonderful operation liave drawn, both from P,atientf ond Medi cal Pyaotitiouers of 'l|.»Jiigliest respectabi lity, the must unqualified npprubatinn, and eslaldislied for it a character which Fnvy’s lien, though dipped in gall, can never tarn islt. The false reports concerning tills vain able medicine,« hich have been m diligent); circulated by eerlain .Physicians,have tliei origin either in ENVY, or in the inisc lev mn effects of the SPURIOUS IMITA TIONS. Tin' Proprietor pledges himself to th" Public, and gives thorn tho most solemn assurances, that this medicine contains neither mercury nor any oilier deleterious drug. Tiie public ore cautioned not to purchase my Panacea, except from myself, my ac- cr’eili.ed agents, or persons of known os- peetnbility: ami all tlioso trill consequent ly bo without oxcuso, who shall purchase from any other persons. WM. SWAIM. • September, 1028. The following certificate gives the his tory of the introduction of the Panacea into tiie Philadelphia Alms House Infirmary. Those who read it, will bo convinced that the proprietor has never feared the invest'^ gallon of physicians, or endeavored to ad minister the medicino in secret. It also evinces the prejudices of the faculty, that tlioso who were 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 Aldermen of the City of Phi• ladel/ihia. Mr. Swaim, proprietor of a medical com position called Swann’s Panacea, applied to me, requesting me to state what 1 know about the introduction of his medicine into tho Alms liouso-.and 1 consider it a djity to comply .with Iris reqn -st. Being President of the Board of Mann gel's of’ tho Alms House in the year 1820, Mr. Swaim expressed In pic a wish-to un dertake tiie cure of somo persons thep in the house, whose cases were given up as tn- curabloby the medical gentlemen, that he. was confident of curing by his medicine tlioso cases, ami would undertake some of the most desperate—and would require no other compensation than the satisfaction to be derived from tho service rendered. 1 promised to consult the other mana gerj, gml did so; hut I found that some of tho medical gentlemen in the house had labored to prejudice them, as some of them attempted to prepossess mo against wlint they denominated quackery. Sornc of the managers (th inclined to the trial, consid ering that as they were cases abandoned by the medical men which were to lie opera ted upon, uo harm at least would be done, was inippssible to bo mistakcn r and for-, borne to introduce shy olbor circumstan ce’ than What belong immediately to it. „ WM.DUANEf, Philadelphia, March lltl) 1828, CERTIFICATE OF"DR. EDWIN A. ALTEE, Member of the Philadelphia Medical Socle- The case detailed in the above certifi cate cume under my observation, and I be lieve Alderman Duane's statement to bo strictly correct, Mr. Swaim showed mo two other oases nearly similar, which were cured liv his Panacea,after every other re medy had failed. Averse as l am to qnaekery, I hope oy er to lie preserved from unjust and selfish prejudice ; and, therefore, do not hesitato to give my name, in confirmation of tho ef- storing the memory when impaired by djs- ficacy and safety of Mr, Hwajm's ipcdi- orders of the head, cine. ... EDWIN A. ALTEE, Philadelphia, Nov. Mb, J828. A supply of this Valuable Medicine Is jun.t received and for sale by A PARSONS, Agent. At the Eagle No 8 Gibbons lli march 17 88 The Virtues and Use tor TIIK COHDIAT, Cephalic Snuff. Wiki eh, hy long experience, has been found an effectual llemtiyfar most Disorders of the HEAD, especially the Common Htadaeh, to which it hardly epr.r failp giv ing immediate east, and by /regutnt use / reveals Us return. P admirably opens and purges the head, strengthens tho neryos,revives the spi rits, ant) M 5 a most grateful aromatic smell, It removes Drowsiness, Sleepiness, Gid diness, and Vapours, relieves Dimness of the eyes, is excellent in curing recent dsaf- nest, and Itqshcen of great service in Mys-. torjo und Paralytic complaints, and in re- tango. Swaiin’s Vermifuge. Patent. THIS valuable Anti-dyeen terie and IForm Medicine has been used Tor '.these seven years past, and Its virtues are uni vcrsail v act-, nowiedged by all who have .tried ,it, to bo far superior to any other .medicine ever employed for most dlseesei'cbildren Are Subject to. It is pnr|eetly‘s,lfe, and no child will refuse to take it. It seMom fails curing Dysentery Hummer Complaint, Colic “or Cltolern TTUST received by M. Premlergait, and Morbus, either in grown persons or children W forsaln low. “ lo the Marine and Fire Insurance Bank Unmlrscrn DnnoTCSS Miner* a(the State of Georgia for renewal of Cer-1 ® arat ®n a L/° n greSS luiucr. al Spring Water. Subscriber lias jujt received a ■ largo supply of those celebrated Wa ters, in quart and pint bottles, jn boxes of one to three dozen each, ami will be kept constantly on hand during the season, and Cmivf v * lit is intended that.lhestore shall be open- VfJMii.OI Urcivnary, ed early in the looming to receive custoin- * l - - w ■ —.—For sale at the Eaglet No. 8« Gib- JificateNo-58,dated June IB, 1810, for hventv shares. The above Certifieates *1* lost in the fire of the 10th ultimo. c MOSES CLELAND. oavnnnah, March fith. 1029. rtlaich 0 54f 0 ham County. . , DECEMBER, TERM 1828 >n a” the petition of Sam’l. j. llryan I T. i S , ti ' t ' n g that he is poscssed of a bond mcli he ptodueed.to the Court made and gned by Benjamin Kennedy late of tiie aforesaid booting date tho 12th , t °f January 1810 for titles to u cortain °f ,aDcl .described in said bond. These •„rSM e ant * admonish all persons Raving w[S said, objectioi ed ers, bons’ ItaDgo. , april 21.. PARSONS, Druggist. 93 English White Mustard Seed. J UST recoived. .for afleccipns of tho Liver’s internal organs, and to re- . .. .store the loss of aojion.ip thenorvous sys- lung nny Interest in tho estate of tcn , Rone rally. For sale by \ Henjamin-Kennedy to file their " 6 / . A. PARSONS, nns if any they have, on cr before Druceist, No, 8, Gibbpns’ Rapgo, til,i ®f tbe Couu of Ordinary for inn 15 SH for May term 182B, otho/wise 3 ' ■ _ title.'K- Im^E ‘ vi " be ordered to make4 SeidlitZ and Soda PoWw Mail" 8a " 1 t . raM of lana Pursuit to the! ' 18 m such cases miiflo nml nrnt’irlnrl. I ClGlS* -g ^k/fli^DOZEN boxeiSoda Pow V dors t .. ■ 50 do Soidlitz do iTsSO - a.wu.vou. a fpw hnvnq n f rjmlvl Tho improved Cheltenham Salta, pro a PPIojCider, a very choice article. pored by Savory, Moore & Davidson, lin- fir bjf : A PARSONH aU(1 f ° r A. PARSONS,^ No; 8, Gibbons' ltapge. ’ Druggist,git the Eagle, No. 6, O. -T* 197 I march 0 54 such casns made and provided,. j,.n ,«?• CH .ARLTON,- o. c. o. e. c, 1 ** 8 Bottled Cider. and if cure >va*.prncticable,:the opportuni ty ought to be afforded, but they expressed a reluctance to take any responsibility upon them; fiy which I understood that they did not like to put themselves in opposition to the physicians. Others Opposed it alto gether. I therefore offered and took upon myself whatever responsiliility there was in. the case, and notified Mr. Swaim that I' would accompany him, and did so. The first case selected was that of a woman whoso appearance was horrible, and whose condition was so deplorable that the pa- lients in tiie sameropm wished to have her removed, and the ovjdcnce of my own .sen ses justified their complaint. She wns : woman of abqut SO or 82 years of age, her right eye way airedy destroyed, tho left eye.piptruded.more than half an in oil put of tiie socket,.the flesh of the left cheek was one complete,ulcer, the flesh ef the nose had disappeared and left die nostrils two naked holes, tho uppei lip on the left side was il,strayed, and the teeth and gums bare, and the .whole face, as it appeared to me,,in a state of dissolution; her appetite had left her—:sho represented a livipg skel eton frightful, to behold, Mr.Swqim said he could cure her; he could not restore the. lost eye, nor restore the nose, but he could restore theleft oye and the mouth. Ho nndertook-the case, and I frequent ly attended him in his visits to the poor wo mtin, and she was cured—and I have fre quently seen her. since, going about her ordinary business will) tho alacrity usual to a person of that age; the deformity of; course remained ; but nil that- remained besides appeared healthful. I have con finod myself to this case, upon which' ml it gives appetite to almost nit debditn ted poisons. Worms frequently infest chil (Iren, aggravate their other diseases, and are tho chi f cause of most fivers, hncrl complaints, and chronic anti nervous discus es, incident to childhood, which ore so nil morons and frequently fatal. It is much regretted (lint most vermifuges no'< in use are injtui'UK, and thousands of children are suept off. or are rendered feeblo. pale and tunanciated through tho first stage of life —wltirli leads on to pulmonary complaints be. &c. &c. Woufn being especially apt to Infes't persons «f debilitated digestive organs and mnacinted constitutions, much mischief is often dope by the ordinary worm modi cities, which generally consist of tiie strong est purgatives, mercurials, bitters, narco tics, or spirits nf turpentine. Articles nf this kind tnay destroy worms, but they de bilitate the stomach, and often materially injure the general health. Swat si’s Ver- mivuos has the peculiar advantage of de stroying and removing worms from the bowels without the weakening consequen ces of the stronger purgatives, Arc and it has, moreover, a decided tondency to give vigor both to the stomach and bowels and orgnnsaf digestion—thereby relieving the general system from many troublesome complaints. It is by this meaui that so many grown persons have been relieved, by its use, of different complaints—snppo sing themselves to be in a decline, Arc. Are This medicine will relieve bowel com• plaints cr dysentery, bilious cholic, vomit- ng, richness, pain or weakness in the sto mach or bowels, loss of appetite, either in children or grown persons, in a few hours, and it seldom fails curing ciui.ls and fe ver or revjeh ague. No family ought, or.ever will bc trithmtf it, after a trial. Worms are capahle of producing great disturbanoes in tno system, Not only du they aggravate ordinary diseases when they are present, but they also give rise to a great variety of very alarming anomalous affectious. Thowholctrain of spasmodic & convulsive diseases may .proceed .from tiie itrilaliun uf wCiiina ill.It!J yiuutulrti/ canid Cholera, epilepsy, catalepsy, tetanus, pa ralysis, mania, convulsions, as well as a variety of'other nervous and convulsive affections, are not unfrequently the imme diate effects of this cause Bolides these diseases, worms have also been known produce pleuritic and rheumatic pains,dys entery, remitting fever,dropsy of the hrain, chronic and spasmodic cough, &p. &c. Sic. Amppg the symptom* which indicate, tile presence of worms, the following are the most common and striking:—A pale, leaden-coloured, ond occasionally .flushed couqtouance; a bluish streak tinder the eyes, these nro dqll and heavy, tho pupils are dilated and mtieb contracted, the low er eyelids and upper lip swell,' especially during tiie night whilo sleeping; great itching in the nostrils, which causes the patient to pick .Ills hose; foul breath; dis turbed sleep; during svhicb the patient grinds Ilia teeth, is apt to scream out and startup suddenly ns iffrlghtenetl: tingling in tiie oars; gidd'incss; interrupted speech; palpitation of the heart a dry spasmodic, cough; irregular and depraved appetite, being sometimes entirely suppressed, and at others exceedingly 'voracious; abdomen swelled and hard; looseness of the bptvels: costivepes3; unnatural, slimy,or foul stools; pains in the bowels; wasting of the flesh"; convulsions; fits; palsy; and finally dentil. A supply of this valuable Medicine is- Jmt received and for snlc.by A. PARSONS, Agent. At the eagle No 8 Gibbon's Range, march 31 I rrr r—-t It is also cxtrgtpcly propcr-for persons who vhi| jhogjck, or go into unwholesome caputs or unhealthy planes, and hot ..cli mates, as it foilifies (he head against Box- toils, exhalations and’.infpeliaos air. A pinch or twp may be 'taken at any time, and indeed several in a day; but for a cold, or stoppage in the head, a pinch or two should be.tgket) just jioforo going to bed. Thorn who are in the habit of taking much of the common snuffs, Hand thereby injure both head and stomach,) nro.desired to mix some of this CEPHALIC SNUFF with them, end their bad effects will in it great measure, be prevented. Is on hand and for sale by A PARSONS.Druggist, At the Eagle no 8 Gibbon’s' Kange, mar 14 Just Repeived, ", P URE VVinter strained Sperm Oil. Suitable for Family use for sale by ‘ V. MARLOW. felt 4 T . rocs fpr Sale. HE following Negroes, from tho country, are offered for sale, viz: A negro boy agcd.abopt ]0 years. A negro boy aged about 15 "very likely. A negro boy aged about'15 “ rip do A negro boy aged nbunt' 12'.'' A.negro girl.ugcij about 18." A negio man aged about 45"a field hatti A negro ipqn aged Jboqt 47.'.' rip do. ALSO A negro girl aged 10 year|. A negrp map .aged 24 •• r. prime field hand. A negro boy abourj-7 “ do do do. A negro man aged 85 " do do <lo. A negro man and wife, and Ricir child qbout 5 years old. Apply to ’ . mar 28 J.EPPINGER Notice, r ~ r ~' F OUR months after date application • will be made to the Hon. t|te court of Ordinary of Bulloch County, while sit ting fur ordinary purposes, for leave to Sell all l)}e real estate of Isaac Waters dec., for tho benefit of the heir's and creditors. JOHN WATERS. feb 19 41* 1 * F OUR months from this date make' application to the ■] More New Goods. 3 Cases sup. Irish Linens in full and half pieces 4 do do do Sheeting 5 hales 4-4 Brown do 2 do do Bleached do 5 do 8-4 do Shirtings 5 do 8-4 Brown do 8 do Don,citlc I’lalds Jfc St/lpej Russia & Jlirdieve Diaper C-4-8-4 9-4 10-4 Irish do 2 cases ladies Leghorns 1 do men? . do 1 do boys do FiMluonabla (Jlngbams fc Print; Plain plaid & .stripe Patmarine' Blue Straw & blit Worsted Barege Plain Balliee, all colours Crimson & Green Moreens B,lk station Silk—Gros de Naples, Florence &H|nchews " Satin Levantine Fancy coi’d. Gros de Naples Plaidod Straw coi’d bat silk Fig. Swiss dresses collars & half hdkfs An nod Plain Swiss Si Book Muslins Cambric, Jaconet,Mull St NansOok du Blk 111. Veil Crapo and Colored do " Canton and Nankin do Fancy Gins De Nap—Barege, and Gauze DressTIkfs " 8 ik Craviitj. Jttcnne'. do “ •' and Marsaillcs Vesting* Single St double width, blk & Hue black Rombazin Bangup cords, white Npnkin Sc stripe, Jeans " Lasting Circassians Nankeens Sup. Blk blue Olive and Mix'll,Cloths English Thread Si Bobbinet Laces S:p. See. mar 20 No3 Si 14 Gibbons' range. . . . —- I *hol make' application to tins Inferior Court of Chatham Conntv sitting : Jnr Or dinary purposes, foi leave to sell,-that traot of land situated on Skidaivay islapd, con taining 880 acres, more or loss, and railed HIBERNIA, part Of tho real estate of Dr. Wm. Crawforddeci To be sold for th® benefit of the creditor*. ‘ THUS U P CHARLTON. , Adm'r. De Bonds non. 1 feb 9 8* Notice. H EREAFTER the Savannah Libra.' . ry Will bn opened for the deliver of ' Do'iU every Monday, Wednesday and Fri day, front 4 to 6 o’clock P. M. Individuals not share holders can have tho .use of the Library on tho following terms;— For one year, by paying Sic ' " six months, ,f a “ any less period, at tho rate of 2 per month . WM. MOREL, Librarian. may 1 io2§n —■ ..-yi-nsji..: ,i ‘ i^,. 1 .; Notice. F OUR months after date, application will ho made to tho Honorable tho Justices of the Inferior Court of Effing ham cnurtjy, when sitting for ordinary pur poses, for leave to sell the half of an undi vided tractof laud in the county of Efiing- ham, containing 187 1-2 acres formerly tiie property of Benjamin Porter, for tho . benefit ofrlheheits of William Q. Porter,, deceased, .- WILLIAM KINO, \ Admipisuator de bonis non. may 8 joo Liberty Inferior Court. JUNE TERM, 1828. ' "■“[PON the petition ofW.ll. Fleming, QJ praying for tho establishment of a certain note ofhand.givett by Johnllar- risjto Thos. T. Shepard, for one hundred and eighty nine dollars 2 1-2 cent -ml bearing date on or about the fiist .of Apr.. 1828, n copy whereof as nearly as the peti tionor can recollect, is filed with the said July next, he paid totheni, respectively' k petition, together w ith nn affidavit of the to their legal representatives or attornla loss thereof. It is ordered, that the said copy bo^stabiisbetl in terms of the act in such cases made, and provided, duo notice being givon of the appllcation,agreeably to the rales of court, unless cause be shown-tb'' the contrary. Extract from the minutes, one 41 E. BAICEll, Clk Notice, F OUR months after d. will bo made to,the Honorable the' Justices ofthe Inferior Court of Tattnal County, for leave to sell the real estate,of Thomas Dickinson late of said county.de ceased, for the benefit of.the heirs and cre ditors of said estate. Win. DICKINSON, Qualified Executor, march 7 55 Champaigne Wine. CASES containing 1 doz. edoh JSL Xr [Superior OIIAMPAIGNE. Received and for sale by CHARLES A. WOODRUFF, hpril ;W ■ • " . • Vestinjenlal Soap. HJ1HI8 Soapiscplobrated for taking all. JL kinds of grease and spots from cloth Fotuale by A. PARSONS. Druggist No 8 Gibbon’s range dec 2 Treasury JDepartment, ’ W ‘ MARCH ?1st,1B29. OTlCE-.ii hereby given to the propri- etots of the unredeemed.six per cent' stock, created in pursuance of ap not of Pongtess, ofthe 24th ol March, 1814, n- mountin’g to sip 'million* seven hundred and eighty-nine thousand seven hundred and twenty-two dollars and ninety-two 1 cents', under the several denominations of the “Loon of May Hi, 1814,0/40,000,0110 dollars, on which supplemental Stock has issued i" n("supplemental six percent stock of .2 814, tpan of May 2d, .1014, o/10,000,-' titio dollars," and qt the "super cent slock o/18l4,” that their certificates upon tho, sut render thereof, will, oh .the Iir6t day ,o July next, be paid to them, respectively i to their legal representatives or ettornla duly constituted, ut tlie'Trcasury, or nttlia Loan Office, whore the stock thus to be re imbursed, mnystiind credited. And it is further made known for tho in formation of rite parties concerned, foam transfer of tiie certificates issued under th®- act of .the 2-ltlt March. 1814, from tita buoksof the Treasuty or of the Comniia- •juners of Loans, will be allowed after ilia 1st day of June next, and that the intOresf on the stueji lieroby notified as payable, will cease and determine on the day ne^t preceding trie day hereby fixed for tile tp- unbursement tliereol. S. D. INGHAM. Shoe Blacking. D AY Sr. MARTINS liquid Blacking Just imported and for sale by the cask or dozen by A PA ltSONS. Pruggist No 8 Gibbons Rnnge. feb 24 For sale, A TRACT of land containing 250 a cres, situate in the district of Oi-; angeburgh. on Eduto c,roekjn,the stnteof South.Carolina,.bounding noitii mi lauds ol Daniei Mazyck, nnd south and wqst on lie said creek. F or a p!at of said laud, and term* Of sale,; apply to GEO. GLEN, -Ex'or. est. of John G(en. feb S £7 Notice. F OUR months after dale, vve shall np ' ply-tothe Court of Ordinary of Ef-. /ingham -pounty, for leave to .-sell all the Real Estate.of William H. \Vomack, dec.. being,several .tracts of Land lit said county, on both sides Of foo Louisville road, .con taining togethtir 570 nqr.es, for the. boned; oFfoe heirs. WILLIAM A. PREVATT, t.Adm’r.tin right of bis Wife.' SARAH i’REVATT, Adm'x. mar 28 7ji : ' L —i* Bank Stock. JpOR Sale at' ^ EJ'PINGER'S april 8 Secretary of the jr. 8Sf In the Sixth Circuit Court of tiie United States for the District of Georgia. MAY TKBM. 1020, at Savannah. SJtephoii G. Threadcraft aqtl Areliibalil ■ S. Bulloch having been duly Stim- tuuned to attend this Court, as Grand Jurors, and Uenty -L.-Butler'of Liberty county, as .a Petit Jutor, and failing’to apt pear—It is ordered. That they be'fined ac cording to law on the first day ofthe next term, unless they make sufficient cxcliso on oath. . GEO. fifLEN", Clerk, may 20 11 Oct | v«r District Court of the U. rStates for the Distinct of Georgia, . MAY.TBEM, I«2fl. ; W HERE AS James Ker.and Amjrew Dixon Wore jluty st|mnfofre>i,t.6 at tend this Court as Petit Ju'rbfs,£i;fa(led to ippBar. It is ofdered'tiiat they'be.'fined ac* cording to Ifw, unless they tn.iite nlHictont exo'usesonoatbqh orbeforofthe '1st day of thfj pfxt term, (IJth Augttsi next.) Exiract/fom tlje Mjiiiues GEO. GLEN, Clk. .may 20 llOi -r " "» S% -ivr,'.~ r . —*r Bacon. 94!'Ain .MIDDLINGS just-&