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Newspaper Page Text; for the Piles. ’he Medicioo now offered to public, Is one which has fully subjected to tile in fallible test ofexiierienco; and In overy inslnncotvlicro it haf „_jil with the most complete sin 'some ofthe easel, tho patients , n labouring under the 'disease lot 'HI and during that period had received ft?" medical advice, and had even un- d rioni « painful ^rgierd operation, with- outlettnanent advantage. It is not .(like ?hose usually advertised.) offered as a cor- X euro, for •« long catalogue of diseases, hut thorn *(dieted with this complaint, fo. wtitoh alonft It is recommended, may rely srith confidencc upon obtaining relict even forms, n a short lime; and they ;. .X« ar™ho test judges of tho im- themselves,U F remB J j y . |» lic0 DO els I directions signed by the Pro- hared and told nt JAS. A. AUSTIN’S Drug and Chemical Store. No. 278. North Third, above CaUowhill 8 “ e ‘ ,, PHILADELPHIA. A supply of this valuablo modiclno is jccoivod. nort.mco of si per Box, will jirictur. PrS Pur sale by A. PARSONS. Druggist At tho Eagle noB Oibbon's Ran tpar I) angc. Choice French Rose ter. J UST IMPORTED Aud fur sale try A PARSONS. Urn No 8 Oibbons’ ' • de 5 angc. Brought to Jail. TN Savannah, tome time ago, a negro JL man who says his name is JIM, and that he belongs to John Pitman but does not know where ids master lives,nor where he ranaway from, lam induced to be hove that hois owned-by some one else, he is -1 feet U 1-4 inches high and about ID years of agci ho stammers a little when apeaking, JN0 . l-DEWS,™. c une 14 - 14* ' Brought to Jail. I N Savannah on, the 31st nil. a -nogra man who says his name is JOHN nail I ,iiut he belongs to Sam King of Charles ton 3 C. lie is about 40 years ot.age, and i fret 10 Indies high. JOHN I.DEWS,j.c.c feb 28 blic Lands—Credit tern. BTOlta to. the United StMes for .ilddic lands,’ purehoscd-prlur to the oy of July, 4820, are hereby notified the 4lh day of July, 1820, is the peri od to which payment Is restricted by the net of the Slit March, j 828. The balances due 'oh all lands further credited tinder the rolief laws, passed in I hr years 1821, 1882, and 1823, If not com pletely paid, cither by relinquishment or by cash, at n discount of 37 1-8 per centum, on or before the third day of July next, will be forfeited to the United States agree ’ ably to law. All lands forfeited to the Uhitcd-otates since the l ist day of July, 1820, on which a further credit lias not been taken, and which remain unsold, may he redeemed by payment of tlio balance due in cash, at a discount of 37 I-8 per centum, on or be fore tho said third uay of July licit. Payments completed entirety by cash, may he made cither at the proper lard of fice, 'or to tile Treasurer of the United StMes at WrtshltiRKm. Payments partly tu cash, and connected with rfelinquishmcnls, c.in only be made nt the land om e where the land was purcha sed. Purchasers wishing to close their ac counts will take notice, that the law re quires iho surrender of the original ceiti- fi'cMe of tile purchase, and, if such certifi cate be Inst or destroyed, n public notico must lie given to ihat effect, agreeably to a form which .ay ballad, either at the Gen- oral Land Office, or at llto office whence, such certificate was issued. Forms of re linquishment may also he obtained from' thu same source. TtiKABunr Department, General Land Office. 18tA March, 1820, may D PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER BOT TLE. To the Public. I N consequence of tile numerous frauds and impositions practised in reference to my medirine, I am again induced to change the form of mj MOTTLES. In future, tlie PANACEA will be put up in round bottles, fluted longitudinally, with the following words, blown in the glass, ‘•Hivaim’s Panacea, Puilada,” as rcpie- sented above. Tlteso bottles are much stronger titan those heretofore used,and will have but one label, which covers tho cork, with my own signature on it, so that the coiU cannot bc : drawn without destroying the signature, without which none is genuine. The me dicine may consequently be known to be genuine when my sighaturo'ls visible; to counterfeit til,ich. Kill be punishable Ktry. Playing Cards. fJIHOM AS OREIIOSE superior play ing cards. ALSO, Lafayette’s Fancy Cards. For sale by A. P MliiONS. Af the Eagle, no. 8, (llbbuns Range, nptil 2D Chinees Ra/.ors. J UST received by the slop Oglethorpe a supply of these celebrated lta7.ors. Brought to Jail. [ V Savannah on tb» luth Inst a negro mao who says his name is Will llrown and that lie belongs to \Vm Ooffinof Char I Win SC. lie is about 27 years of age. D Until iiichos high, and has a scar on his I fairitcid. \ feb £8 JNO. I. DEWS, i. o. c. Splendid Razor Strops. iTAMMEItSON'S and PRENTISS’ I.X2J ll.tr.ur Straps are kept constantly on lhanil, and those gentlemen who have used I tiro, pronounce them superior to any at ■tie present time in use. For sale by A. PARSONS, Druggist At the F.agle, No 8 Oibbon’s Range, march 12 Salts and Castor Oil. ink It is wellljf.nown to those who have a ge .jiierni knowledge of the Oriental Countries 4’that the Chinese ait' 1 Japanese are desnrv etlly celebrated for a profound acquaint ance with the Arts and rfciettr.es, in fact in many instances surpass in a irigji degtoe what Europeans have as yet been able tu accomplish. Thif-is found to be tho case inthevery useful and necessary arliclu of Razors ; and Travellers from those Conn tries have so frequently represented the ex traordinary advantages that the Chinese Razors havo over all others, that the Pro prietors have (at a considerable expense) formed a cquBxton with a celebrated Ma nufacturer in Pekin,to enable them to have a regular supply of Blades, stamped with the Maker’s name, and made in a suitable form fur the use of that part of tho world where tho chin is the part of the human bo dy and not tho head,(as in China, 4tc.) to undergo tho operutiun of sharing. For sale by A. PARSONS. At Iho Eagle, No. 8 Gibbon’s Range, april 20 100 , IN STOKE Mfl DHLS Sal Glauber (Wv too boxes do assorted sizes 1000 quart bottles Castor Oil for Plan taliun Purposes D00 quart bottles cold pressed 300 pints do , do do Which is offered unusually tow. Planters are particularly requested t* i C»U and examine for themselvos. For sale by A PARSONS, Druggist. At the Esgle No 0 Gibbons rungs, mar D To Planters. [OOO BOTTLES Common Castor Oil MO do Superior Cold Press is jl peceiverl and for sale low by L A. PARSONS. | llmgttist. nn a Gibbons Range. 4 of Treasurer’s Office. June A.1828. HE average prico of FlotflPurlng tlt last month being S7 7i per I .08 lhs. Bread fur.tho present ihust weigh as follows viz: • . 12 1-2 cents I .oaf Sliis 8 0 |-4 “ “ 1 *’ 4 Of which all Rakers and sellersofBrcad will take due Notice. M, W. STEWART, c. t, jtine 2 . ICE. HE lee House in Bolton’s Range posito * ,, ‘ a io den TT diiectly opposite the City Hotel ^ now open for tho ddTIvery of ice. 11*® tilf hours fo* keeping open will be from sun P the Notice. T the expiration of three months from .‘this dale, application will be made 8 Planters’ Bank oftho Stale of Geor- lor the renewal ofCertiteaio No. 52D, i? i U "u * 813 ’ *o r twelve sliRrcs. Al- n tho Marine and Fire Insurance Hank 10 state of Georgia for renewal of Cer- ’« « No-58, dated June to, 1818, for '"tythares. 'The.'above Certificates e loit in the fire of tint 16th ultimo. „ , MOSES CLELAND. savannah, Marcli 8th. 1820. 0 54)o rise until sunset, except meal times—Sun days until one o'clock,, P. M* if n° objec tions Hy the City authorities, it being by particular request. All orders for skips or the couotrj w ill ince) with immediate at tention. N. IS. Tho House in Rockwell's Build ings will be closed for the present. EP11RAM SPEAR. ■niAfcl, | IrQurt of Ordinary, Effing ham County. XW.I DXCEMBFR, term 1028, ho the petition of Sam’l. J. Bryan M' statuig that he is posessed of a bond i p , r . oduCl >‘ 1 'o-tlio Court mttdc rnd Kennedy., late of the T J ‘foresatd bearing date the I2tli k„fi , ua T 1810 f° r titles to u certain idespfibcd in said bond. TItc&b 8 -uftfip admonish all persons having ,u.i.1 1? “!>* interest in the estate- o “tsnjamiu Kennedy to file their Iimm? havi, on'or before L "“»« ofAhq Court of Ordinary for h"i"mwor , “ U£ - nn I8 * 9 ’ 0,helwise iL'u UiJ trac > ordered to make its i n " llln<l pursuant to the J nit andprovided. mj*' CHARLTON, e.c:;. E . o; 8 ‘Jotted Cider. % 1 iuLS5Mi:»g» boxes of Crab 55110100 °‘ nC,<? ' L^lhe Eagle, No.^mbbons^RAngo, ivas impossible to be mistaken, and for borne to introduce iny other oircumstaii- ceslhan what belong immediately to it. WM. DUANE. Philadelphia, March lltli 1888. CERTIFICATE OF DR. EDWIN A. , ALTEE. Member of the Philadelphia Medical Sccie- The case detailed in the above certifi cate came under my observation, and l be lieve Alderman Duane’s statement to he ittielly correct. Mr. Swaim showed me tvro other cases nearly similar, which were cured hy Ills Panacea,after every other re medy had failed. : os fir- lie increasing demand tor this cnlcbra ’lie Virtues aud Use * • ■ Lo» TUB • CORBIAT. K Cephalic Snuff. Ifhich. by long experience, has bten found an effectual Ilemedyfor moat ‘ Disorders of the HEAD, etneciotly the Common Uendach,to which it hardlu tier /ails giv ing immediate ease, and by frequent use prevents its return. -■ |T udmii ably opens and jfnrgos the head, JL slrflrtgtbcns the nerves,revives the spi rits, and has a most gtateful aromatic smell. It removes Drowsiness. Sleepiness, Gid diness, ^nd Vapours, relieves aiinncssof P URE Winter strained Sperm .Suitable for Family use for-.,I ‘ feb 4 ' p. MARI.O’ Negroes I hand t do. Averse as I am to qnackery, I hope ev-1 the oyes, is excellent id curing recent doaf : . cr to be preserved from unjust aud solfish I ness, and lias been of great Service In llys-: prejuilicn ; and, therefore, do not hesiuto 1 tetio mid Paralytlo complaints, and in ro- t-rgivc my name, in confirmation oftluvef-1 storing tho memory when impaired bydif- fie,rcy and safety ot Mr. Swaitn't modi- (orders of tho head EDWIN A. ALTEE, Philadelphia. Nov. 5th, 1828. A siHk.ly of this Valuable Medicine scVVed and for sale b A PARSONS, A Af the Eagle No 8 Ul march 17 03 just reel tnt. tinge. Swuiin’s Vermifuge. Patent. 9 THIS valuable Atili-dueen im; ■ ■ april 1 78 Saratoga Congress Miuer- . al Spring Water. . T HE Subscriber lias just received a large supply of Jlioso celebrated Wa ters, in quart and pint bottles, in boxes of one to three dozen each, and will be kept constantly oh hand during tho season, and it is intendod tlvat the store shall bo open ed early in the morning to receive custom ers.— Eor sale at tho Euglo, No. 8, Gib bons’ Range. _ A. PARSONS, Druggist, april Bt 93[ English White Mustard Seed. J UST roceivcd, for. affections of the Liver’s internal organs. and to re store (ho ioss of action in the nervous sys- tethgeneraMy. ^ 0r ’^PARSONS, a Druggist, No. 8, Gibbons’ Range, jan 15 • Seidlitz and Soda Pow ders. S r DOZEN boxes Soda Few tiers Scidlitz do DO do At *° c ■ The Improved Cheltenham Salts, pro pared by Savory, Moore & Davidson, im ported and for sale by^ pA j l g 0 jjg > Druggist, at the Eagle, No. 8, O. "dpi i march 0 8-4 >r« ted niotlicinc lias enabled me to rcluce Hi rrlcc to TWO DOLLARS per haltlo.tlms iringiiig it wttliiu tba reach of- lit- indi gent. My Panacea requires nn encomium; its astonishing effects apd wonderful operation have drawn, both frr.m Patients and Medi cal Practitioners of the highest respoctabi lily, the must unqualified approbation, aud established fur it a cuarneter which F.nry'i lien, though dippeddn gall, can never tarn ish. Tlie false reports concerning this vain aide medicine."hiob lixve been so di.igcntly circulated hy certain Pliysieians^harg their origin citlter in ENVY, or in tlie inlte iev mu effects nf the SPURIOUS I MIT A THINS. The Proprietor |>led?cs himself to the Public, aou gives them tlie most solemn assurances, that this medicine contains neither mercury nor any other deleterious drug. The public are cautioned not jtn purchase my Panacea.except fiom myself, my ao credi.fd agents, or persons of. known os rectabiliiy; and all those will consequent y 6o without excuse, who-shall purchase rom any other pci sons. WM. SWAIM. September, 1888. The following certificate' gives the his tory of the introduction of the Panacea iuto the Philadelphia Alms House Infirmary Those rvho read it, will lie convinced tha the proprietor has never feared the invest!* gation of physicians, or endeavored to ad minister the medicine in secret. It also evinces tlie prejudices of the faculty, that those who were so anxious, originally to exclude the medicine from this institution, would neglect no opportunity of pxpeUing it, after it had hceu introduced. FROM WILLIAM DUANE. Esq. One of the Aldermen of the City of Phi ladelphia. Mr. S--vai,m, proprietor of a ntedical.com- position called Swaim's Panacea, applied to tno, requesting me to state what I know about the introduction of his inodtoino into tlie Alms House—qnd 1 consider it a duly to comply with his requ st. Being President of the Board nf Maun gets of rite Alms House in the year 1820, Mr. Swaim expressed to mo a wish to un dertake the cure of tunic persons then in the house, whose cases were given Bp as in curable hy rlto medical gentlemen, Hint he 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 he derived from the service rendered. 1 promised to consult the other mana gers, and did so; hut I found that some nf tho medical gentlemen in tho house had labored to prejudice them, as some of them attempted to preptfsse3s me against what they denominated quackery. Some of the managers felt inclined to (lie. trial, consid ering that as they um o cases abandoned by the medical men which were to he opera ted upon, no harm at least would lie done, and if cure was practicable, the opportuni ty ought to be afforded, but they expressed a reluctance to take any responsibility upon them i by which I understood tliat they did not like to put tjtemseivei in opposition to the physicians. Olllors opposed it alto gether. I therefore offered and tool; upon myself whatever responsibility there was in tha. case, and notified Mr. Swaim that 1 would accompany him, and did so. The first case selected was that of a woman, whoso appearance was horrib'e, and whose condition was so deplorable that tho pa tients in the same room wished to have her removed, and the evidence of my own sen ses justified their complaint. Slio was a woman of about 30 or 82 years of age, her right eye was alredy Destroyed, tho left eye protruded more than half nn inch out of the socket, the flesh of tho left cheek was one complete ulcer, the flesh of the nose trad disappeared and left the nostrils two naked holes, the tippet lip on tho left side was. destroyed, and the teeth and gums bare, and the wliolp face, as it appeared to tne, in. a stale of dissolution; her appetite had left her—she represented a.llving skel eton frightful to behold.. Mr.Swalm said he could cure her; ho could not restore the lost eye, nor restore the nose, but he could restore theloft eye and the mouth. 1 He undertook the case, anti I .frequent ly attended him In Ids visits to the pour Wo men, and she was cured—and I have fte- nuently seen her stnCe, going about her ordinary-business with the alacrity usual to a person of that age; the defmmlty of course remained ; but all that, remained besides appeared -healthful, I have -eon- fined myself to this case, ujion which 1 ftrrc and Worm Medicine has been used for these seven years past, and its virtues are universally acknowledged by. all Who have tried it, to be far superior to any other medicine - ever employed for most diseases children are subject to. It is pci lectly.saTe, and no child will refnso to take it. It sel-lom fails curing Dysantery, Slimmer Complaint, Colic or Cholera Morbus, eith# in grown persons nr children, and It gives uppelite to almost all debilita ted persons. AVorms frequently Infest chil dren, aggravate their oilier diseases, and are.tbo chief cause of most fnert, bowel complaints, and chronic and nervous diseas «s. incident to childhood, whi :1> are so nu merous and frequently fatal. It is much rogretled that mnsl vermifuges now in uso arc injurious, and thousands of children are swept off, or are re t'dercd feeble, pale and em.tuci.ited through the first stage of life.1 —- hit Hr.trls on |o pulmonary complaints Stc. &e„ Jcc, Worms being especially apt to Infest persons of debilitated digestive organs and j-maciatcd constitutions, much mischief is often douo by tlie ordinary wnrnt medi cines, wliieli generally consist of ilia strong est purgatives, mercurials, bitttrs, narco tics, or spirits of turpentine. Atticlet' of this kind may destiny nouns, but they’de hilitate the stomach, and often materially injuro.tho general health. Sir aim's Vkr- >11 rBOB has thu peculiar advantage of de stroying and removing worms Irom the bowels without the weakening conscqitei\- ecs of tlie stronger purgatives. &c.—and it has, moreover, n decided tendency to gHo'vigor both to the stomach and liowels ami organs of digestion—thereby relieving Hie general system from many troublesome complaints. It is by this means tliat to many grown persons have been reliovcd, by its use, of different complaints—suppo sing themselves to be in a decline, Sec. Scc This medicine will relieve bowel com plaints or dysentery, bilious cholic, vomit ing, sickntss, vain or weakness in the sto mach or bowels, toss of appetite, either in children or grown persons, in a fw hours; and it seldom fails curing cuills and fk- vf.r OR FEVKR AHUK. No family ought, or ever wilt be withoif it, after a trial. Worms aro capable of producing great distmbrnaes in tlie system. Not only do they aggravate ordinary diseases when they are present, but they also give rise to a great variety of very alarming anomalous It is also extremely proper for persons .! who visit the sick, or go into unwholesome, I rooms sir unhealthy pi,teas, and hot cll- is | mates, ns it fortifies the head against nox ious, exhalations and infectious air. A pinch or two may be takeu at anj time, and indeed several in a day; kilt for I cold, or stoppage in the head, a pinch or two should betaken just before going to bed. Thoso whn are in thei-linbit of taking much of tlie common snuffs, (and thereby injure botlt head and stomach,) are.desired to mix souio ofthisCEFIIALIC SNUFF, .with them, and their had effects will in great measure, he prevented. Ison hand ami for sale by 'A PA It SONS. Druggist, At the Engle no 8 Gibbon’s Range, inar 14 Negroes for Sale. T HE following Negroes, from tho country, lire offered for sale, viz: A negro boy a^ed akout lO years. A negro hoy aged abqijt 10 “very likely. A negro hoy aged about ID •* do do 4* . A negro boy aged about 12“ A negro girl agod About 12 “" A iit-gip man aged about 4D“a fieh A negro man aged about 47“ d( ALSO A negro girl aged 10 years. A negro man aged 24 •• a prime field A negro boy about 17 “ do do do. A negro man aged 35 “ do rid do. A negro man and wife, and their child about D years old. Apply to : m-wOB , J.*EPPWGER —r Wore New Goods. J UST received by M. Prendcrgasi, and fur sale low. 3 Cases sup. Irish LinensTn full and 1 Sheeting do do Shirtings da half pieces 4 do do dp D bales 4-4 Brown 2 do do Bleached D do 3 4 do .5 do 8-4 -Brown ‘3 do Domestic Plaids dc Stripes Rii'tt i &Hitdteve Di.ipkr 8-4 8-4 0-4 10-4 Irish do 2 cases ladies Leghorns 1 do mens do 1 do boy's do Fashionable Oingbsins & Prints Plain plaid Sc stripe I'ahnarine Blue Straw & blk Worsted Barege Plain Balth-e, all coluurs Crimson 4; Croon Morcons Blk station Silk—Crus de Naples, Florence Sc Sinchews “ Satin Levantine Fancy col’drGrosdcNapIe# Pluiffe.d Straw col'd kat silk Fig. Swiss drcsses.coltars Sc half (ldltfs do nrjil Plain Swiss & Book Muslim Cambric,Jaepnet.Mull St Nansook do Blk III. Veil Crapo ami Colored do “ Cantori and Nankin do Fancy Gins De Nap—Barege, and Gauge Dress tikis “ S ik Cravats. Jaconet do “ “_aml Marseilles Vesting* Single te double width, blk Sc blue black lloinbazin Bangtip cords, while Nankin Sc stripo Jeans Lasting Circassians Nankeens Sup. Blk blue Olive and Mix’d cloths English Thread &. Bobbinet Laces &c. &.q. mar 20 NoS Si 14 Gibbons’ range. Just Received.’ Notice. ■ F OUR months after date application wiilhe made to tlie lion, the court of Ordinary of Bullocli County, while t ling for ordinary purposes, for leave to s alt the real estate of Isaac Witt.-rs.doe., tho benefit ofthe heirs aird creditors. JOHN WATE11 fch 19 ^4)» Notice. F OUR months from this elute I shai make application to the Infcriot Court nf Chatham County sitting lor Or dinary purposes, foi leave’to veil, that tract of land sitituted on Skidsway Island, con taining 830 acres, more or less, and called HIBERNIA, part ofthe real estate of Dr. •Win. Crawford dec. To be sold for tho benefitof the creditors. TIIOS II P CHARLTON. Adm’r. De Bonis no feb 2 82 ■ Notice. ; H EREAFTER the Savannah _ ry will be opened for the denraML. Bool s every Monday, Wednesday and Fri day, from 4 to 0 o’clonii P. .M. Individuals not share holders can hatio the uje of ihe Library on the following terms:— For one year,'by paying . git “ six muntlis, “ n •• any less period, at the rafts of 2 per month, \\'M. MOREL, Librarian.. m 'U rl Liberty liifrrior Court. jjJNETEUM, 18*8. ■■TPON the petition of W. B. Flcinin*. GJ, praying for the establishment or a groinrarteryo' very a.arnung anomalous . ecr ^ t( f ofllaud glven b vJaj)nTIar- aih-cunns. rite whole tram of spasmodic Sc K t0 Tho3> T.HI.cprTrtl, for fine Kindred convulsive diseases may proceed from the 1 irritation of ivdrms in tSiu alimentary canal Notice. F OUIt months after date, application will he made to the II -nornhle tho Justices of tl|e Inferior Court of- Efiing* ham county, when siltihg for ordinary pur poses, for leave to sell Iho half of an undi vided tract of land in the eptmiv of Effing ham, containing 137 1-2 seres formerly, iln-properly of Benjamin Porter, for tlio benefit of tire heirs of William G. Porter, 1VII.LIAM KIND, ihislrator de bonis non. deceased. htnv 0 Administrator ( . ins Cholera, epilepsy, catalepsy, tetanus, pa ralysis, mania, ccmvulsluns, as well ns a variety of ether nervous and convulsive affections, are nor ur.frequciitly the -imme diate effects of this cause Besides these diseases, worms have also been known to produce pleuritic and rheumatic pains,dys entery, remitting fever,dropsy of rite brain, chronic aud spasmodic cough, &c. &c. See. Among the symptoms which indicate tile presence of worms, the following are tlie most common and striking:—A pale, leaden-coloured, and occasionally flushed countenance;’a : bluish streak under the eyes, these are dull aird heavy, the pupils are dilated nnd much contracted, thu luw or eyelids and upper lip swell, especially during the night while sleeping; great itching in the nostrils, which oauses the patient ta pick his nose; foul breath; dis turbed sleep; during which the patient grinds his teeth, is ap.t to Scream out. and startup suddenly as ii'frightened: tingling in the ears; giddiness;, interrupted 'speech; palpitation ofthe heart a dry ' spasmodic cough; irregular and depraved appetite, being sometimes entirely suppressed, and nt others exceedingly voracious; abdomen swelled and hard; looseness of the bowbls: costivencss; unnatural, slimy,or foul stools; pains in the bowels; wasting of the flesh; convulsions; fits; palsy; uttd finally death. A supply of this valuablu Mediciilo is Just received and fur sale by A. PARSONS, Agent, At the eagle No 8 Gibbon's Range, march Si and eighty nine dollar! 2 1-2 ceqt mil *' ' sul bearing date nn or abotil tlm fiistof Apt,, 1828, a copy wjicrcot as nearly as the pet) Holier can recollect, is filed tritli the said petition,-together with an affidavit of the loss thereof. It is ordered, that the said copy be established in terms of tlie act in such cases made and provided, due notice being given nf the application,agreeably to the rules J>f court, unless cause bo shown to the contrary. Extract from the minutes, une 41 E. BAKER. Clk Vcstimenlal Soap. rSNHIS Soap is celebrated for taking all JL kinds of grease and spots from cloth Foi sale by ’> A. PARSONS. Druggist No 8 Gibbon’s range Treftsury Department, jv . MARCH 31st, 1829. 1I1TOTICE is hereby given tp.the propri-. il elms of tne unredeemed six per ecu’ stock, created in pursuance of an act Congress, oftho 24th of March, 1814, v mounting to six millions seven liundr and eighty nitre thousand seven Iriindri and (wenty-tw-0 doUilfs add hincty-l cents, under the several denominations the “Looh of May 2d. 1814, o/10,000,(1110 dollars, on which supplemental Stock has issued uf "supplcMcntaisix$er cent stock o/l«l4. loan of May S.J, 1814, uf lp.Ouu,- 000 dollars," and oi the “six per cent stock o/litl4,” that their certificates upon.tho sm render thereof, will, op the first day p July next, bo paid fir them, respectively' - * to their legal representatives or qltprn'ie' duly constituted, at the Treasury, fir at Hits Loan Office, where tlie stoc| thus to be re imbursed, may stand credited. . . - And it is further nude known for the iri formation nfilie.pnrtiesconcerned, that n transfer ofthe certificates issued under tits act of the 24th March. 1814, fropr tho books of the 'J'rcasuiy or of the Commis sioners of Loans,-4 ill be allowed after (l|o 1st day of June next, and that the interest on the stock hereby, notified 'de payable, will cease and determine ori the day next preceding tne day hereby fixed for the re imbursement thereof. dee 2 v Shoe Blacking. D AY A- MAltTlNS liquid Blacking Just Imported and for sale bv tlie cask or dozon by A PARSONS. feb 24 Druggist No 8 Gibbons Range For sale. J^L eres, situate'in the.district' of Oi- TRACT of land conlalnitig 250 Notice. angeburgh. on Edisto creek in the state of Stiplli Carolina, bounding tiuitli on land- nf Daniel Mazyck, nnd'sonth and west on lie said creek. For a plat of said laud, and terms of sale apply to . . , ' pF.O. GLEN,' Ex’or. est. nf John Glen, feb 8 27 april 9 S. D. INGIIAM, Secretary of tho Treasury. F OUR months after date, application will be made to tho Honorable the | • - > Notice. Justices ofthe Inferior Court of Tattnal County, fnr.leave to sell the real cstato of Thomas Dickinson late of said county de ft ere ditorsafsald estate F OUR months after date, we shall np ply to the' Cnytrt of Ordinary of Ef . ... fm.iM... > ‘H.— I—.‘J ..n ... —a II .ft I I iI. — fingbaVn enumy. for leave, to sell all tbs „...a r—ak- a.i Real Estate nf Wilitim H.'Womack.dec march 1 Win.DICKINSON, road, oof- ■ tbfe beurf: Champaigne Wine 10 CASES coiilaltiing t doz-. ‘each Superior CIIAMFAIGNE.., Received amfforsaleby iVOOD? on botii sides of t|ife Louisville. .tabling fugethor 570 qeres, far of the lieirs; ' ' . • WILLIAM A.' dUEVATT. Adm’rt lil right of his Wife.' ff.% ’ SARAH ;’PRE V ATT.. Ad in ’ x • m*r 28 73 , '4 CHARLES A. V april ii i 9Mw~- , •* Rank l ^puH"Sale'at Stock. EPPlNGEU’S n»m In the Sixth Circuit . of the United States for the District of G.eorgia,. ' MAY TERM, 1828, a'i'Savannah. S tephen G. T'lireadcraftand Arcbibald S. Bulloch.having teen duly sqm- ■ mooed to attend this Court ns Grand Jurors, pnd Henry L. Butler of,Liberty county, as a Petit Jinor. and failing to ap-., pear—It is ordered, That they be fined ac cording to law- on the. first day of the next ' term. Unless they make sufficient excuse nn oath. . GEO. GLEN, CJcrk. . may 20 tlfleT. District Court of 4he U. States for the District of 4 .44, 1829. ^JjrHEREjIS James'Ker.and Andrenr tr t Dtxrfn. were duly sumnione lend tlli/Court as Petit Jurors,Ai fule -appear. It ii otderctl that tlioy be fined... [eordifig Jq law, unless they in ike sufiieicnt .exenses oh oath on or before the 1st day of .the next term.' (lull August next.);. * Extract from the Minnies ’ GEO,.GLEN, Clk. : 'may.-SO tip,.- . - - mm bacon. - iwrlA'S. MIDDLINGS just re-