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Newspaper Page Textr rs T o 137 Vol. XXVI THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 11, 1829. Whole No.. 6403. Remedy for the Piles. 'I'lic Medicine noiv offered to the public, is whW& l,as been fully subjected to the In fallible test ol experience; and in every instance where it lias . .muled with the most complete suc- b ' e " In some of tho eases, tho patients C “ J ; „„ iiiioiirinK under the diseaso lor 8C °„„1 durin" that period had rccoivcd S^'flheal advice, and bad even ttn- thebost ntot sllrR ic;tl operation, with- ^Smanent advance. It is tint (like c , nt P noiallv advertised.) offered its a cor r " J along catalogue of diseases, sawWiiS' SwUox 0 wbl> direction* ’'K 1 ' 0 ' 1 b )’ 1,101>10 * Drue and Oheinioal Htoro, No, 879, North Third, above Culfoivliill 0,rM '’ pUltAW'PHlA. A supply of lllis valuUlblB *« ollloin8 received. Fut “a. PARSONS, Druggist. At the Ragle no 8 Gibbon's Kongo, trier 8 [ Choice French lloso W a- tcr. I fUST IMPORTED •1 And for sale by W A l'AUSONS, Druggist. No 8 Gibbons’ Bunge. Brought to Jail. F I Savannah, some, time ago, » negro man who says libs name is JIM, anu I tliat lie belongs to'John ■ l’itman but does l nut know where bis master lives,nor where | iietanawny from, t am induced to bo I tore that ho is owned by some one else, I he Is 4 feet» 1-4 inches high and about 15 1 years of ago; ho staniincrs a littlo when JN O. I. DEWS, a, c. c lino 14 142 . Public Lands—Credit Sys tem. O EBT0 RS to the United States for ■puhlic lands, pureliased prior to the 1st dnv of July, 1820, are hereby notified that the 4th day of July, 1820, Is tho peri od to which payment is restricted by tho act of tile 21st March, 1888. Tho balances duo on all lands farther credited under tho relief laws, passed in the years 1881, 1822, and 1829, if not com pletely paid, either by relinquishment or by cash, at a discount of 87 1-2 per nentuin, on or before the third ilay of July next, will he forfeited to tho United States agree ably to law. Alt lands forfeited to tho United States since the last ridy of July, 1820, an which a further credit hns uut been taken, and which remain unsold, may be redeemed by payment of Uie balance due in cash, at a discount of 87 I-8 por centum, on nr be fore the said third day of July next. Payments completed entirely by cash, may be made either at the proper ier.il of fice, or to the Treasurer of the United States at Washington. Payments partly in catli, and connected with relinquishments, con only be made at t!ie land office where the land was purcha sed. Purchasers wishing to close their ac counts wilt take notice, that the law re- uires the surrender of the original corti cate of the purchase, and, if such certifi cate be lost or destroyed, a public notice must be given to that effect, agrooably to a form which may be had, either at the Gen eral Land Office, or at the office whence such certificate wai issued. Korins of re linquishment may also be obtained from tile same source. ' Treasury Department, General Land Office, 181ft March, 1829. may & m Brought to Jail. I X Savannah on the Slut ull. a negro inan who says his name is JOHN nad ■Jtlm he belong* tn Sam King of Ghatles- flon S C. He is about 40 years ot.age, and i feet 19 inches high. JOHN I. DEWS, j. c.c. I. feh 28 J Brought to Jail, S runnah on tl)e 10th inst a negro who says Ills name is Will Itrnwn lie belongs to Wtu Cuflinof Char llciton 3C. He is about 27 years of age.! ■cetlt inches high, andjnts a scar on his Vorehead. f .febia JNO. I. DEWS, i. c. c. Splendid Razor Strops VAMMEUSON'S end • PRENTISS' JCi Razor Strops are kept constantly on Brand, tod diute gentlemen who have used I lira, pronounce iheni superior to any at the present time in use. For sale by A. PARSONS. Druggist At the Eagle, No 8 Gibbon's Range, • march 18 Salts ttud Castor Oil. IN STORE |KA BIILS Sal Glauber 100 boxes do assorted sizes 1800 quart bottles Castor Oil for Plan tation Purposes 500 quart bottles cold pressed 300 pints do do do Which is offered unusually lotv. Planters are particularly requested to UlU and examine for themselves. For sale by A PARSONS, Druggist. At the Eogle No 8 Gibbons range, mar 5. , l’o Planters. , BOTTLES Common - -' Castor Oil 500 do Superior Cold Press is just Received mul Coe sale low by 1 n . A. PARSONS, I Pnigght. no 8 Gibbons Range- * Notice. i T the expiration of three months from trr Sr dale, application will be made r * lamer,’ Rank of the State of Geor. I 1 ' 1 , lor the renewal of Certificate No. 525 C , 7 Un ,°. 5 ’. 1813 - for twolvo shares. Al- lae Marine and Fire Insurance Rank ■ir. i, ile Georgia f ur renewal of Cer- I “ate ho- 08, dated June 10, 1818, for 1 aiity shayes. Tito above Certificates T l, “ lost >n tho fire of tlm 10th ultimo,, s MOSES CLELAND. htvannalt, March 6th. 1829, JiutchB Q4fo t'ORrt of Ordinary, Effing ham County. , T DECEMDFIt, TERM 1828 i*. the petition of Sam’l. J. Bryan MaW?® tba t he is posessod ofu bond LJ2,W Pjqduced to the Court made and j “V Benjamin Kennedy late of the v aforesaid boarlng data the 12th / “l.,. anuar y 1819 for titles to a certain J • .Boscribed in said bond. These a ri.i. P anii admonish all persons liaving Lany interest in the estate oi rbjoMi . an jamin Kennedy to file their tffyyltftMUlW W.T«j on or bofore uXTOKK Court -of Ordinary for mmh May term 1829, otherwise Warm Ij.Wf *01 bo ordered to make j, ,i . s a |1 ! tract of land pursuant to the i ajjal 1 oases made, and provided, M,,,,/-CHARLTON, C.C.6.E.C. Bust v 0Ulcd Culer. *An„i„7° c , vcd ’ “ f° w boxes of Cr ab Pl>e Cider, a very choice nrticlo. 1’or safe by I ,A.’I t, , A - PARSONS, I Way 7*"° 8 * GibbonaUjanfip Playing Cards. T HOMAS CKEHOSE superior play ing cards. ALSO, Lafayette's Fancy Card,. For sate by A. PARSONS, At tlteEaglo, no. 9, Gibbons Range, april 83 PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER BOT TLE. To the Public. I N consequence of the numerous frauds and impositions practised In reference to my inedicino, I am again induced to chango the form of mj BOTTLES. In future, the PANACEA will be put up in Spund bottles, fluted longitudinally, with the following wards, blown In the glass, "Swaim’s Panacea, 1'iiilada," us repro seated above. These bottles are ninth stronger than tlmso heretofore used,and will have but one label, which covers the cork, with my own signature on it, so that the cork cannot he drawn without destroying the signature, without which none is genuine. Tire me dicine may consequently he known to be genuine when my signature is visible; to counterfeit which, trill he punishable as for- * tho increasing demand tor thiseelebra was impossible to bo mistaken, nnd for borne to introduce any other circumstan ces than what belong immediately to it. WM, DUANE. Philadelphia, March lltli 1828. CERTIFICATE Of"DR. EDWIN A. j , ALTEE, Member of the Philadelphia Medical Socie ty, Tiro case detailed in the. above certifi cate came under my observation, and 1 be lieve Alderman Duane’s statement to be strictly correct. Mr. Swaim showed me two other cases nearly similar, which were cured by his Panaoee,after evory other re medy had failed, Averso as I am to quackery, I hope ov- or to be preserved from unjust and selfish prejudice ; and,, therefore, do not hesitate to. give my name, in confirmation of the ef ficacy and safety ot Mr. Swaim’s medi cine. EDWIN A. ALTEE. Philadelphia, Nov. 5th, 1828. A supply of this Vnluablo Medicine is , ust received and for sale by A PARSONS. Agent. At the Eagle No 3 Gibbons Range, march. 17; 03 Chinees Razors. UST received by the slop Oglethorpe a supnlv of these celebrated Razors. It ts wellqpnun n to those who have a ge neral knowledge of tho Oriental Countries that the Chinese and Japanese are deserv edly celebrated for a profound acquaint ance with the Arts and Sciences, in fact in many instances surpass in a high degree what Europeans hare as yet benu uble to accomplish. This is found to be the cast in the very useful and necessary article Razors ; and Traveller, from those Hour tries have so frequently represented tho ex traordinary advantages that tho Chinese Razors have over all others, that the Pro prietors Irave (at a considerable expense) brined a connexion with a celebrated Ma nufacturer in Pekin,to enable them to have regular supply ol Blades, stamped with the Maker's name, nnd made in a suitable form fur the use of that part of tho world where the chin is the part of the human bo dy and not the head, (as in China, &c.) to undergo tiro operation of shaving. F6r sale by A. PARSONS. At the Eagio, No. 8 Gibbon’, Range, april 28 100 Treasurer’s Office. June 1, 1820. T HE average price ofFlourduringthe last month being <17 75 per barrel of 190 lbs. Bread for the present month must weigh ns follows viz: IS 1-2 cents Loaf 2lbs 8 oz 0 1-4 •• “ 1 " 4 “ Of which all Bakers and sellers of Bread will take duo Notice. M. W. STEWART, c. t. june 4 / ICE. fjnilE Ice House i>i Bolton’s Range, P, diicctly opposite the City.Hotel, is now open for the delivery of ice« The hours foi keeping open will be from sun rise until sunset, exccpunenl times —Sun days until one o’clock, P» M, if no objec tions by the Oity authorities, it being by particular request. All orders for ships or the country will meet wijh immediate at N.'B* Thellouje nr Rockwell's Build ings will bo closed for tho present.,, . ' h epiiramspkar. npril l 70 Saratoga Congress Miner- ol spring Water. rtrqitli Subscriber has just received a 1' largo supply of tlmso coiebrated Wa ters, in quart and pint bottles, ill boxes ol ono to tlrree. dozen each, and will be kept constantly oh-lianil during the sonsonr and it is intonded that the siore' shall bo open ed early in the morning to receive custom ers.—For salo at the Eagle, No. 8, Gib bons’ Range. A, PARSONS, Druggist, npril. 21 93 Jj English White Mustard Seed., J UST received, for uffoctions of the Liver’s internal organs, and to re store tho loss of action in lire nervous sys tem generally. i''°”f b y RS0Ng , Druggist, No. 8, Gibbous’ Range. in.nl 5 "■ Seidlitz and Soda Pow ders. 'll rrTasffc'’DO.'lEN boxes Soda Pow- do“ erS ScidUtz do AL8Q The Improved Cheltenham Salts, pro pared by Savory, Moore Sc Davidson, mi' ported and for sale by^ j, AR g 0 ]qg 1 Druggist, at the Eagle, No. ’ , *’f inarch 0 • 54 ’I“- ted mediolne tins enabled me to reduce tire price to TWO DOLLARS per bottlc.tlrus bringing it witlilu tile reach of the Indi gent. My Panacea requires no encomium; its astonishing effects and wonderful.iiperniion have drawn, both from Patients and Medi cal Practitioners of tire highest rospectabi lity, this most unqualified approbation, ami established for »t a character which Envy’s uen, though dipped in gull, call never tarn' ish. The false report, concerning this valu able medicine, which have been so diligently circulated by certain Physicians,have their origin either in ENVY, or inthomischiev- on,effects ofthe SPURIOUS IM1TA TIONS. Tire Proprietor pledges himself to tire Public, and gives them the most solemn assurances, tliat this medicine contains neither mercury nor any other deleterious drug. The public are cautinned.not to purchase my Panacea, except from myself, rny ac so crodi.ed agents, ur persons of known os- of .pectability: and all those will consequent' n-ll','be without excuse, who shall purchase from any oihfcr persons. WM. SWAIM September, 1818. The following certificate gives the his tory of the introduction of tire Panacea into the Philadelphia Alms House Infirmary. Those who read it, will he convinced that the proprietor has never feared the investi* gatiun of 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 uo opportunity of axpelling it, after it had been introduced. FROM WILLIAM DUANE, Esq. One of the Aldermen of the City oj Ph ladelphia. Mr. Swaim, proprietorof a medical com position called Swaim’s Panacea, applied to me, requesting me to slate what t know about the introduction of his medicine into tire Alms House—and 1 consider it a duty to comply with his reqm s(. Being President of the Board of Mana gers of the Alms House in the year 1820, Mr. Swaim expressed to me a wisll to un dertake the cure of some persons then in tho house, whose cases were given up as in curable by the medical gentlemen, that Ire 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 the other inana gers, and did so; but I found that sume of tire medical gontlemen' in tho house had labored to prejudice.thcm, as some of them attempted to preposhe3i me against what they denominated quackery. Some of the managers felt inclined to-the trial, consid- oring that as they were cases abandoned by tiro medical men .which were to lie opera ted upon, no harm at least would be done, and if cure was practicable, the opportune ty ought to be afforded, but they expressed a reluctance to taka any responsibility upon them; by which I understood that they did not like to put themselves in opposition to tire physicians. Others opposed it alto gether. I therefore offorctf'aud took upon myself.whatever responsibility there was in tho case, and notified Mr. Swaim that would accompnny him, and did so. Tho first case selected was that of a woman, whoso appearance was horriido, and whose condition was so doploralrle that the pr lients in tho siimo room wished to have hi removed, and the evidence of myown sen scs justified thoir oomplaint. ’•She i .wns I woman of uhont 30 or 82 years of age, her right oye was alredy ..estroyCd, tire loft oye protruded more than half an inch out tif the socket, the flesh of the left cheek was one complete ulcer, the flesh' of the nose lvrd disappeared aud left-the nostrils two naked holes, the upper lip on the left side rvus destroyed, and tho tooth and gums hare, r«d the whole face, as it appeared to me, in a stale of dissolution; her appetite had left tier—she represented a living skel eton frightful to behold. Mr.Sivitiin said Ire could cure her; lie'could not restore the lost eye, nor restore the nose, but Ire could rostore theloft eye und tire mouth. He undertook the case, arid I frequent' |y attended him in his visits to the poor rvo man, and she was cured—anil I have ifre- qtiently seen Iter since, going about her ordinary business with tho olaority usual to a person of that age; the deformity of course remained ; but . all that reniained besides appeared healthfirl. I, liRve con .fined urysejf to lilts C«so, ujron which ' Swaim’s Vermifuge;. Patent. THIS valuable Anli-dyten- teric and IForm Medicine haJ bean used for these seven years past, and Us virtues are universally acknowledged by All who have tried it, to be far superior to any either inedicino ever employed for most diseases children are subject to. It is perlectly safe, and no child will refuse to take it. it sel'hiii) fails curing Dysentery, Summer Complaint; Colic or Ciurlera -Morbus, cither in grown persons or children and U gives appetite to almost all debilita ted persons. Worms frequently infest cldl dron, aggravate their other diseases, nnd are the chief cause of most feven, boictl complaints, and chronio and nervous diseas es. incident to childhood, which are so nu merous and frequently fatal. It it much regretted that most vermifuges now in use ure injurious, and thousands of children are suept off, or are rendered feeble, pale and emanciHled through the first stage of life —which leads on to pulmonary complaints ftto. tec, Stc. Worms being especially apt to infest persons of debilitated digestive organs and emaciated constitutions,"much mischief-is often, done by the ordinary worm midi nines, which generally consist ofthe strong est purgatives, inercuriftls, bitters, narco tics, or spirits of turpentine. Articles of this kind limy destroy svormt, but they de bilitate the stomach, and often materially injure the goneral health. Swaim's Vxn- Miruut: Iris the peculiar advantage of do straying and removing worms from the bowels without the weakening curucquen ces of tho atronger purgatives, ifce.—and it lias, moreover, a decided tendency to give vigor both to the stomach and bowels and organs of digestion-thereby relieving the genarabeystem from many trouhleiome complaints. It is by this means that so many grown persons Irave been relieved. by Us use, of different complaints—suppr sing themselves to bt.iua deoline, &e. &i This medicine will relieve bowel com plaints or dysentery, bilious cholic, vomit ing, sickness, pain Or tnakntss in the sto- much or bowels, loss of appetite,' either in children or grown persons, inafrw hours t and it seldom fails curing chills and fk- vkr on fkver ague. No family ought, or ever will be teifftotfE t(, after a trial.. Worms are capable of producing great disturbanees in the system. Not only do they aggravate ordinary disoases when they Cephalic Snuff. mich, by long experience, has been found an effectual Remedy for most Disorders ofthe. HEAD, especially the Common fltadach, to which it hardly ever fails giv ing immediate ease, and by frequent use prevents its return. «T admirably opens and purges the head, JR. strengthens tho nerves,revives the spi rits, and has a most gtatslul aromatic Intel). It removes Drowsiness, Sleepiness, Gid diness, and Yapours, relieves dimness of tho eyes, is excellent in curing recent deaf ness, and has been of great service in Hys- torie und I'aralytie comptnints, and In re storing the memory when impaired by dis orders of the head. It is also extremely proper fur persons who visit the sick, or go into fihwhOlosome rooms qr unhealthy, places, ahd' hot cli mates, as it fortifies the head against nox ious, exhalations and infectious air. J A pinch or two may bo' taken. At Any tipre, nnd 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. Tltole who are in the habit of taking much of ilia common snuffs, (and thereby injure both heart and stomach,) aro.deslred to mix some oftlris CEPHALIC SNUFF with them, and their bad effects will in a great measure, be prevented. Is on hand and for sale by A PARSONS.Druggist, At the Eagle no 8 Gibbon’s dang*, initr 14 The Virtues and Use ' Sor ruts CORDIAT. Just Received. P URE Winter straiued Sperm Suitable for Futility vise for s.de by fob 4 i*. MARLOW. More New Goods. J UST received by M. Freudergast, and for bale low. - 3 Cases sup. Irish Linens in full ahd half pieces 4 do do do Sheeting 5 bales 4-4 Brown do 2 do tlo Blcaefied do 5 do 9-4 do Shirtings 5 do 9-4 Brown do 3 do Domestic Plaids it Stripes Russia &.Birdseye Diaper 8-4 8-4 0-4 10-4 Irish do S cases ladies Leghurus 1 do mens do 1 do boys do Fashionablo Ginghams & Prints Plain plaid & stripe Palmnrine Blue Straw & klk Worsted Barege Plain Baltice, all colours Crimson & Green Moreont Blk atatlon Silk—Uros do Naples, Florence Sc Sincheivs “ Satin Levantine Fancy eol’d. Groarie Naples Plaidcd Straw eol’d hat silk Fig. Swiss dresses collars Si half hdkfs do and Plain Swiss & Bonk Altidins Cambric,Jaconet,Mull Sc Nunsook do Blk III. Veil Crapo and Colored do ’‘ -Canton and Nankin do Fancy Gins Da Nap—Barego, nnd Gauze Dress Hkis “ B ik Cravats, Jaconet do •• " nnd Marseilles Vesting* Single Sc double width, blk Sc blue black Bumbazin Baiignp cords, white Nankin Sc stripe Jeans Lasting Circassians Nankeens Sup. Blk blue Olive nnd Mix’d cloths English Thread Sc Bobbinet Laces See. See, mar 28 NoS Sc 14 Gibbons’ range. Oil, Negroes for Safe. T HE following Negroes, from the -country, are. offered for sale, viz: A negro liny aged about 16 jrcars. A negro boy aged nbouU5."very libel;, A negro boy agefi nbout 15 “ do do A negro buy agoil nbout.l2‘* , A negro girl aged about Ig! 1 * 1 A ncgio man aged about 45“a field band A negro man aged about .47“ do do. ALSO A negro girl aged to years. A negro man aged 24 •• a prirao field band. A negro boy about 17 “ do do da, A negro man aged 35 “ ' do do tlo. A negro man and wifo, and tbeir child, about 5 years old. Apply to mar 88 J.EPHNGER Notice,, B.XOUR months after date application JL will bo made to tho Hon. the court (if Ordinary of Bulloch County; while si;- ting for ordinary purpnam, for leave to sell ull tile real estate of Isaac Waters dee., for the benefit ofthe. heirs nnd creditors. ...• JOHN,WATERS. fiblfi 41* „ ■■ '■hip- P C Notice, • v OUR munths from this date - Mini make application to the I ..as Court of Chatham Cnunty sitting lor Or dinary purposes, foi leave to sell, that tract of land situated oil Skidnwny Island, corf- tainiik! 630 acres, more or less, anil called HIBERNIA, partof the real estate of Dr. Wot.’ Cranford dec. To be sold for tho benefitof the creditors. THOS V P CHARLTON. , , Adm’r. De Bonis non. “? fob 9 32 Notice. • v' TLjERE.AFTF.U the Savannah Libra- -M.JL ry will happened for thp deliver 4 of Honkseve’rjr ftlondnv, W'ednoSrfny and Fri day, from 4 to 6 o'clock P. M. Individuals not share holders can have the use of the Library on tho following terms t— , * For one year, by paying glt “ six months, “ p " any lass period, at the rnte of S per month WM. MOREL, Librarian. . may I ■ f02$ B are present, but they also givo rise to great varioty of very alarming anomalous nfieetions. The wliolo train ofspasnrodic Sc convulsive diseases may proceed from the irritation of worms in the alimentary canal. Cholera, epilepsy, catalepsy, tetanus, pa ralysis, mania, convulsions, as well as a variety of other nervous and convulsive affeotions, are not unfrequently the imme diate effectsof this cause Besides these diseases, worms have also been known to produce plotiritioandrheumatic pains,dys entery, remitting fever,dropsy of the brain, chronic and spasmodic cough, See. See, Sc cJ Among the symptoms which indicate the presence of worms, the following are the most common and striking: —A pale, leaden-coloured, and occasionally flushed countenance;'a bluish streak under the eyes, thesd are dull and heavy, the pupils are dilated and much contracted, the low er eyelids and upper lip swell, especially during the night while sleeping; great itching in the nostrils, which causes the patient to pick his nose; fuul breath; dis turbed sleep; during which the patient grinds his teeth, is npt to scream out' nnd startup suddenly as-iffrightened: tingling in the ears; giddiness'; interrupted speech; palpitation of the heart a dry spasmodic cough; irregular and depraved nppetite', being sometimes entirely suppressed, and at others exceedingly voracious; abdomen swelled and hard; looseness of the bowels: oostiveness; unnatural, slimy,or foul sfuols; pains in the bowels; wasting of tho flesh; convulsions; fits; palsy; aud finally death. A supply of this valuable Medicine is Juit received and for sale by A. PARSONS, Agent. At the eagle No 8 Gibbon’sItango. march 81 . Liberty Inferior Court. •JUNE TERM, 1828. U PON the petition ofW. B. Fleming, pruyirfg for the establishment of a certain note of hknd,given bv John Har ris,to Titos. T.' Shepard, for one hundred and eighty nine dollars 2 1-2 cent 'id bearing date bn or about tho fitst of Apt,. 1828, a copy whereof as nearly as tho peti Honor can recollect, is. filed with the said petition, together with an affidavit of the loss thereof. It is ordered, that the said copy be established in terms of the act in such cases made and provided, due notice being given of the applieationiagreoably to the rules of court, unless cause be shown to the contrary. Extract from the minates. nno 41 E. BAKER, Clk Notice. ■-,< .)• F OUR months after date, application will Ire made to the Honorable the Justices ofthe Inferior Court of Tattnal County, fur lcaye to sell the rou) estate of Tiiomus Dickinson late of said county, de ceased, for (lie benefit of the heirs and cre ditors of said estate. Win. DIOKIbfSON, ; ’ ,- Qualified Executor. ht'arch’7 . 55 'f Chanipaigne Wilie. ■■ U Jffil CASES containing 1 doz. each ILsi? Superior OllAMPAIGNE. .. Received and for sale by' . CHARLES A.-WOODRUFF- ojitil Y1■■ ? Vestimenlal Soap. HIS Soap is celebrated for taking nil JL kinds of greaso and spots from, cloth Foi sate by A. PARSONS. Druggist No 8. Gibbon’s range dec 2 Shoe Blacking. D AY Sr. MARTINS liquid Blacking Just imported and for sale by the cask or dozen by A PAR SONS.; Druggist No 8 Gibbons Range. fob 24 For sale. A TRACT of land containing 250 a ores, situate In the district of Oi nrigcburgh, on Edisto creek in the state of SoutitCarolina, bounding north on lands of Dnnie) Mazyck, nnd south and weston ho suid eroek. For a plat of said land, and terms of saMr, apply to 1 ’ GEO. GLEN, Ex’or. esf. of John Gien. fob 8 27 Notice. .* F OUR months after date, opplicailon, *iJJ be made to the Honorable tho’ Justices of the Inferior Court of Effing ham cnunty, when sittiag for ordinary.pur poses, for leavoto sell the half of an undi-f vitlerl tract of land in the county of E/rnig- h»m, containing 137 1-2 acres formerly tlte property Of-Benjumln Porter, for tho' benefit of the heirs of William G. Parley, deceased. - WILLIAM KING, Administrator de bonis non. ’ j may 8 106 Treasury Department, ; N l,; ■; ’ MARCH 31st, 1829. ’ 1 OTICK is hereby given to the propri etors of the unredeemed six per cent stock,, created ill pursuance of an act of Congress, ofthe 24th ol March, .1814, a- mhnnting to six millions seven hundred and oiglity-nine thousand seven hundred, and twenty-two dollars and ninety-two' cents, under the several denominations nf the “Loan of May 2d, 1814, of 10,000,01)0 dollars, on which suppltmtntal Stock has tssued of “supplemental six per cent stock , 0/1814, loan Of May 2d; 1814, o/10,000,- 000 dollars,]’ and of tlu> “six per cent stock o/l814,” that their certificates upon tho suireuder thereof, will, on the first day 6 July next, po paid tntliem, respectively to their legal /representatives or allorruO duly constituted, at the Treasury, or at thb Loan Qffice, where the stock thus to be re- itnbursed,' may stand credited.' . ’ And if ^further niatfe known for the in formation ofthe parties concerned, that n transfer of the certificates issued under tho act of the S4tli March. 1814, from llm books of the Treasuty or of the Commi'p- sioners of Iatans, will be allowed after tho 1st day of June next, and that the interest; on the stock hereby notified ns payable, will cease and determine on the day next preceding tne day hereby fixed for the re imbursement thereof. S. D'. INGHAM,. Secrelarv of the Treasury. . npril 0 88) Notice. F OUR months after date, We shall ap’ ply to the.Court of Ordinary of Ef fingham ; oounty, for leave to sell all the Real Estate of William 1L'Womack, dec. being several tract* of Land in said county, on both sides nf the Louisvillo road, con taining together 570 acres, for the benefit of the heirs. WILLIAM A. PREVATT, Adm’r. in right of his Wife. tj'SARAH PREVATT, Adm’x. mar 28 '73 . In the Sixtli Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Georgia. MAY TERM, 1829, at Savannah. (2J tephen G. Threarlcraft and ArBliiba’ld Ik5 S3. Bulloch having been duly sum moned to attend', this Court ns Grand Jurors, and Hentv L. Butler of Liboily county,’ as a Petit Juror, and failing,to ap pear—/t.is ordered, That they be fined ac cording fo law pft the first day. of the next' term, unless they make sufficient excuse on oath. GEO. GLEN, Clerk. may 20 llDcy , Diatric# -Cburt' of the ^U.v States for the Distript of ia. ," '" MAY TERM, 1829. H ERE A S James K cr.and A mlre> „ / Dixon werp duly summoned lo.a tend this Court'.as Petit Juror-, lb. failed t nprfaar. It i< oidered thiil'they be fined a’,. coVding.tO law, unless tlicv make suflicief . xcuifeson oath on or before the 1st day the tlekt term, (t tth A ngus) mut.) Extract from the Minutes ; ■!- Bank Stock. OR Bale at . EPPINGER'S . nib)/ 2 J Ex'cliange Office. mav 20' GEO.Gl/KN.CJkj '119CT- >••" v;F- . Bacon.' 1 <0? Vw v|j» yy crivod aitd fir sab- bt( uikyo PIIILUIUCK. & 13.