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•No 116
.Vol. XXVI
Monday evening, june 22, iM.
3(ly for the Piles;
Tlio Medicine now offered to
p public, is one which has
,„en 'fully subjected to the In-
fallible tost of oxporioncos and
iu every instance where it has
-’nemi altered with tho most completo sun-
”, i„ some oftho cases, tho patients
hid.boon labouring under the disease lor
vears,°and during that period had received
tho best modicul advlco, and had oven un»
dorgone a painful surgical operation, with-
eutpormanent advantage. Is not ( ike
those usually adverliscd.) offered as a-fcor-
53 cure, fur a long catalogue of diseases,
tSit those afflicted with this complaint, foi
wldch alone it ** recommended, may rely
* v h confidence upon obtslnm K relief, even
*„rti forms, in « short timei and they
tlio'insolves are thebsst judges of the in,-
■ ilnrtsnccof sucli a remedy. . I'rico 50 cts
ocr'lios, widi directions signed by tho Pro-
" r.riptor. Prepared anil loin nt
pnetor. A AUS T]N’S
Drug and Oheftlipnl Store!* ”
. rjo.t:3, North Third, above Callowhill
PHILADELPHIA. '
v A supply of this valuable medicine is
foceivod.
For sale by
A. PARSONS, Dtugglst.
At tho Bagla no 8 Gibbon's Range.
mar6
Choice French llose Wa
ter.
rust imported
I And fur sale by
A PARSONS,
Druggist.
Nob Gibbons’ Hungc. .
do 5
Brought to Jail.
I N Savannah, some time ago, a negro
mmiwho siiys his name is JIM, and
that lie belongs to Jonn Pinn in but. doe*
110 know where his master lives,ilor where
he ranawav from. I am induced to lie
liove that fie is o • ntd by some one else,
lie), 4 feet !> 1-4Indies highand about 15
vears of age; he stammer* a little when
Ijreaking. j N J).i.de\v8,j.c.c *
uno l > -H* . __1
“ Brough i: to Jails
I N Hivannahoii the 8|st \ili. a negro
m in who says Ids name is JOHN nad
th || lie belongs to Sam King of liailes-
ton 3 C. lie is about 10 years oiyige, and
5 feel 10 inches high.
John i. ur.ys.j.c.c-
fcbS8 .
Public Lands—‘Credit Sys-
* tem.
B Eli I’OIIS to the United States or
puhllo lands, purchased prior to the
1st clav of July, 1H20, are hereby notifioil
that the Itli day of July, 18*0, is the peri-
■id to which payment is restricted by tl ln
act oftho 21st March, 1848.
The balances due on all lauds further
credited under die relief In >*. passed in
die years 1841, 1144, and 1843, ff not com
pletely paid, either by relinquishment or liv
cash, nt a discount of 37 1 -4 per roiituiiji
on or before the >h!nl day of July ncxtl
will be forfeited to the United States'll!
ibly to law.
\ll binds forfeited to tho United Slates
since the last day of Jitlv. 1840, on which
a umber credit has not been taken, ami
wlilclj remain unsold, ntny lie redeemed by
payment ot tile balance due in cash, at a
discount of 37 1-4 per centum, on or be
fore tile said third tiny nf July nut.
Payments completed entirely by cash,
mav be in ide eider at the proper lai d of.
nee. or to the Treasurer of the ijuilcd
‘dimes at Washington.
, Pavilion!* partly In cash, and connected
with reliiiiPiislimenls, can only be made at
the land olfi c where the land was porch,i-
" i * I .
Whole No *<>6412.
SOd.
purchasers wishing to" tlnse^mir ac-
ooili ti will take, riotlcfe, that dm law re
alms tlm surrender or the original cerli-
iuate of tho purchase, nul, If such cortili-
caie be Inst or destroyed, i pub', e notico
must he given tolh.it effect, agreeably to a
form which. ay be hnd, either at the Gen
ord Land Office, or ittlm niriec wheuec
such certificate was issued," F iruis of re
linquishment may.also bo obtained from
thu same source. - #
Tbf.asuiiv DreAnTMK'tT,
General Land Offer, lull March. 1028.
- may 5
Brought to Jail. 1
■".N Savannah on tho lutli Inst a negro
B. loan who says hls-iiame is Will Hr run
and dial lie belong* to Win Coffinof bar
listen 30. He is about 47 years of age. 5
feat 11 inches high, and has a scar on his
forehead.
feb 28 JNO,. f. DEWS, j, c. c.
Splendid Razor Shops.
E MMEItSON’H and PREMISS’
Razor Straps are kept constantly on
hand, and those gontlemen who have used
them, pronounce them superior to any ai
the present time in use. For sale by
A. PARSONS, Druggist
At tire Eagle, No 8 Gibbon's Runge. -
' march 12 ', ■
Spits undW.istor Oil.
IN STOKE
K4E nitl.3 Sal Glauber
tv si 100 boxes -do assorted sizes’
1000 qunrt bottles Castor Oil for Plan
taiinn Put pores"
600 quart bottles cold pressed
800 pint*’ do do , do
Which i| offered unusually loiv.
Planters are particularly requested to
AjtU and examine for themselvos.
For sale by
A PARSONS, Druggist.
At die Eaglo No 8 Gibbons range.
■enar 6
tfr"
To Planters.
HOTi’LES Common'
- _ Castor Oil • ",
5110 do Superior Oofd Press is just
Received arid Tor sale low by
_ -/ "A. PARSONS,
Druggist, no 8 Gibbous Range
Saratoga Congress Muicr-
al Spring Water. ,
r 'E Subten a'r hn« lust racelvid
laig" suppi iifth-wi- i ilebratd W;i
Jers. in q inrt and pint Smiles, in b-ixr-< ot
ono to turee lne-n each, and will lie k pi
conSM.iitlv nu liiii'l luring llm seasini, i d
it is intended ilnl thu .101.. shall lie open,
d early hi the m-wuing io receive uusln u-
"VS.—Fur v ie it the '.agio, No 8, Gib
bons* Range.
• A. PARSON*. Druggist,
april 41 83
English White
Seed.
. Itistard
dST received, for artfitiptis of ihe
i fe-
SJ5
f t 4 -
Liver 1 * *iitnrtinl ovgdns. unJ t<> fa-
it'*i*c the lost of Action in the ervmi
t*‘iii generally, Por s.tJe bv
, A. I»A!lSONel #
Dnigzist, No. 0, Gibhon» f i\mige.
tail 15
.S'cidlit/, and Soda Pow
ders.
DOZEN boxes SafitiPovV -
dors
do ScullitZ do
<tlo
The improved Che'tenlinin Sails, pro
pared by Savorv, iTt-ore ,'i Davidson, im
ported and for sale bv
' “ARSONS,
51)
Druggist, at thp E -
matnli 8 54S
8.0.
aS ' • M i Gl a' IWiIAB.y
S3 IMcr, Jlr.rl: C je Camnf ijriina-
Xy forth' Courtf o/ L berty
M.Ho. 1. Maybalih pplies for letters nf
Adminl-iraMori of /ill and singular -the
goods ami cluitels, ngrits and credits, that
were o filer card HIT' mo, late of said coun
ty, deueased.
’ Thesf ire therefore to cite aud udmon-
iMi alt alid ningQlnr the kindred" and credi
tors ofsaid 'Jeceaiedpu file their objections
(If any 4110)' have) in ",my office at iiicebo-
rnugii on or fietorn "the first Murid .y In
May next, .nlmr'is,letter.*oralminlstr*
tlou will.be gr.iri.li d to the said apjili nit
Mitres, the Jo*’u 1'".,vvm> iy» or
of the Judges oft aid court ibis Wttlt day
of "Ma’rr ii in the year ol nui Jjora^-tghtean
liumlrcd and twenty Mine.
E. HARER, c. c.o. j,.«.
ap.il l .78*
Court of Ordinary, Effing
ham County.
O ' nricEJiarn, tehm 1828
N'lhe-petitidri of Sain’I. J. Ilryan
stating that lie is poscssed of e bond
which he producod to the Court made rod
signed by Benjamin Kennedy luto.tif die
county aforesaid beating date the l2tli
day df January 1019 TurTltles to u certain
Irac of land .described lit said bond. These
are to cite and admrinisli all persons Jiaving
or claiming liny interest in the estate df
me sgid lienjartrin Kennedy to file their
objections if auy they liavc, on or befirre
the meeting of tho Court of Ordinary for
•Sid County, for May term 18*9, otherwise
the administrator, will.be ordered to make
linos to said tract of land fmlsuant to the
Watnte in such "iScs made and provided.
J. C1IAJU.TON, c. c. o. e. c."
•riJ&tt 8
Bottled Cider*
|UST Received, a few boxes of Crab
W Apple Cider, a ver.y'clioice article.
For sale by
A. PARSONS,
At the Eagle, No. 8, Gibbons' Range,
•may 7 to7
Administiator’s Notice.
OUR 'mouths after rintei I shall apj
* flQrtMUionnrabjl the Justices of |lm
inferior court of Chathniri’county, when
Skiing-for ordinary purposos, for’leavc lo
s?u a tracRoMand, number fjjriety four,
(no. 84) situated in the twelfth "district ot
aionroe county, iri thp stu|e of Griorgin,
wWtainlng t\vo hundred two rind a linlf
acres, ■ being the renl o,state of l.nunoelot
». I cay, deceased, for the brinofii of thc
floir* and cteditors of said estate.
J. WAU.ACE,
• •• • < Adm'r. of JUII. Feay.
8prll*o. S7 "
• vy.- I.if-od,
Trdnsui’V Depurtment,
MARCH 31st, 1828.
N OTICE is hereby given lo Ihn propri
etors nf me unredeemed six per cenf
silicic^ created hi pursuance of an net of
Congress, of tlm 24th ol -Maroh, 1811, a-
riiriuntiiig 'to six inillioiis seven hundred
and eighTy-ilirm thousand seven luindreri
and twenty two dollars and nine!.-tan
cim. under the several di'uoniinalinns of
the '‘limn of May id, 1814, q/jio.ooo.ouo
dollars, on which supplemental Stock lias
trailed ;V at “supplemental sir per ca t sthc 1 '
u/1814, loan of May Id, tin l, o/li),00U
01)0 dollars." and nt the “sir per cr.nl stock
of 1814,” that their, oe'itificutestupon tlm
suiremleriheroof,will, on tjm first day <■
July next , be paid tq timin', respectively
nr then legal representatives or atturtfli
duly constituted, at the Treasury, or ot tits.
Loan Office, where the stock thus to bo re
imbursed, may sfand-credited.
And it is fit till er made know n for the. In
formation of the parties concerned, that n
transfer nf the certificates issued uuderthc
»c‘r of the 24th March’. 1814, from the
books of the Trcasui yor of the Comniij
-loners of Loans, ■ ill be allowed after the
"1st day of June next, and that the interest
on. the stock hereby notified as. payable,
will cease nntl determine on the duy next
jirecedin Une day hereby fixed for the re
imbursement thereof.
S. D. INGHAM. ,
Sooretarv of the Treasury,
april 0 fSj
For sale.-
A TRACT of lifnd oontai,ling 250 a
ores, situate In thc_district" qf Oi-
aiigeburgh, on Edisto creek in Iho stated!
South Carolina, botindi ng noi.th on lands
nf Daniel Ma zyck, and south and: west oil
"iio said creek. 1
For a plat of said lay.d, and terms nf sate,
apply to ftEO. GLEN,
Ex’or. ost, pfJohn Olen.
feb 9 ii
price rwo dollars i*er bot
tle.
To the Public.
I N conseqimncsriif the numerous frauds
and imposition, practised in reference
to my medicine, I am agnin induced to
rliatige tho form of rtij. BOTTLES. In
future, tlie PAN’VOEAwill.be put up in
round liottleri, fluted longitudinally, with
Urn following words, blown in tlio glass,
•’StvaiM’s I’axacea, PinkiDA,” ns repro-
entpci ahovoe
k These bottles are much stronger than
those heretofore used,and will haveHutone
label, whirl, covers tile cork, with my own
signature no it, mi that the coi It cannot be
drow'A without destroying tlio signature,
without which nono it gunuinc* Tho me-
dieine may consequently be known to be
genuine when my signature l< visible! fa
counterfeit which,will lepunielnbU us fur-
eery. ■
I he Increasing dent lor litis te’ebra-
ted medicine lias en»>ile,| site to red"- i~u
price to T \m !)',„» s u> . ... ..^ae.thns
bringing u wtthio the reach nf indi-
t! tit '•
Mv Pmam'ir;, , .30.0! r,
astnnisliuiesffe , . - "u d ., .dratii>.i
Ka*e f i.t, l‘.t<•! Meuil-
•"I* '’'-"ii'dioii.! - in tlm highestr-speotam
dily, tt'p ■ isr-.nqualifisd app'obauon, and
estnblislmij for itacharattar vltich Envy’s
,** ” thong!, dipped in gall, can never torn-
Wt. .
flu.! ' 1.reports coi'' r-ring t'lls vain
able nu-liririe.wlti. lr - bconsodi'igemlv
circulate i by certa , l’lrysician*,fiavet|mir
’’Ivin > Hirer in ENVY, or in the mHc iov-
'rtnv' 1 * ll “" sl ’WRIOUS I.M1TA-
Tlte i’rouriotor pledges liimsc/f to the
Public, and give* litem the most solemn
assuta.iers. that this medicine contains
neither mercury nor any other deleterious
drug.
The public arc e unioned not to purchase
my I’duarea, except from myself, my. ac-
credi.ed agents, or persons .ff knowp 01-
prinability: and all those will conseq'ient-
ly be "itiiout excuse, who shall purchase
from anv miter per a,us.
WM.SVVAIM.
September, 1848.
The following certiftcato'glves tlie his
tory of Hie introduction of the Panacea Into
the I’biladclphia Alms Houso Infirmary.
I’bose who read it, will be convinced that
too proprietor has never feared the invest!*
gatioo of physitd-n*, or endeavored to wd
minister tlie medicine in secret. It also
cvltmr-i Pie prcjuUliun of the facultr. that
tlio™ ,bo were so anxious originally to
exclude the mcdictue from this institution,
would neglect no opportunity of expelling
it, nftor it had been intro.lured.
FROM WTLLI AM DUANE. Esq.
One of the Alilermen of the City of Phi
ladelphia.
Mr. Swaiin, proprietor of a medical.com-
position called Swalm’s Panacea, applied
to fife, requesting me to strife what 1 know
alHiu, the introduction of his medicine into
the Alms House-rand 1 consider it • duty
4o comply with his request.
Being President of the' Hoard of Mai
gers of the Alois House in the year 18
Mr. . waiin expressed’lo me a wish to un
dertake the cure of sumo : pttsons then in
trio house, whose eases wefe given rip as in
curable by the medical gentlemen, that he
was confident of curing by his medicine
those cues, and would undertake some of
the moit despernte-r-nnd would require.no
other compensation titan the satisfaction
to be (thrived from tho service rendered.
I promised to consult, the other mana
gers, and did-so; hut I found that some of
the medical gentlemen In the house had.
labored to prejudiceTnem, as some of them
attempted to prepossess'me against what
thoy denominated quackery. Some of tho
managers felt inclined to the tVlal, consid
ering that as they, were cases abandoned by
the medical men which were to be opera
ted upon, no harm at least would .bo done,
and if euro was practicable, tlio opportuni
ty ought to be afforded, but they expressed
a reluctance to take any responsibility upon
them; by which I understood they they did
not like to put tHeinyelves in opposition to
the physicians. Olliers opposed it alto
gether. I therefore offered and took upon
myself whatever responsibility there was In
tlio case,; and notified Mr. Swaim that I
would accompany him, trnd did so. Tlio
first ease selected was that of a woman,
whose appearance was liorrib'e, end whose
condition was so deplorable that tlte- pa-
tients in tlie same room wished to have her
removed, and the evidence of my own .sen
ses justified tlreir oomphunt. She was a
woman of about 30 or 32 years of agb, her
right oye was alrody uestroyod, tlio left
eye'ptotrttdcd more titan half an inclt out
of tile socket, the flush of tile left cheek was
ene completo ulcer, tlie flesh of the noso
hid disappeared ami. left tlie nostrils two
nailed holes, the uppet lip on tlie left aide
was destroyed, and tiie teeth and. gums
bure, and life whole face, os it eppourod to
me, in a stato of dissolution; Iter appetite
iiad left licr—she represented a living skel
eton frightful to behold. Mr.Swaim said
jie could Clirfl liet*; he could not restore the
lost eye»- nor restore the ndso, biit he could
restore theleft eye and the friouth*
He undertook tlie oaso.jand I frequent
ly attended him in hii visits to the poor wo
man, and she was cured—and 1 have fre
quently seen her since, going about her
ordinary business with the nlccnty^usual
to a persott of that age; tho deformity of
M lpurse rehioinod ^ but all that remained
fcsidesftppoared healthful. I hqve con-
.flnedinysoiX t? tliU owe, upa which 1
was impossible to bo mistaken, and for
borne to introduce any other circumst.u,-
cos than what belong immediately to' it.
, IW1 . I t „ AVM. DUANE.
Philadelphia, March Ilth 1828.
CERTIFICATE OF DII. EDWIN A.
AbTEE
Member of the Philadelphia Medical Socle-
'The ease detailed in tho above certifi
cate came under my observation, and I be
lieve Alderman Du.tno’s statement to lie
strictly correct. Mr. Swaim showed m,v
two otlior enses nearly similar, wliioh wore
cured by Ills Panacea,after ovory other re
medy had failed.
Averse as I am to qnackory. I hope ev-
tu be preserved from itujiist Jtid selfish
prejudice ; anj, tltcrcfore, du not besitato
to give mv name, lit confirmation oftho cf-
fieacyaud safety 0 | Mr. Sjraim’s medi-
o,,a,u. KD'VIN A. alter.
Philadelphia, Nov. 5th, 1848.
A supply of this Valuable Mediaiho Is
just received and fur sale by
„ A PARSONS, Agent.
At tlio Eaglo No 8 Gibbons Range,
march 17 63
Swaim’s Vermifuge.
Patent.
THIS valuable Anfi-tlyien-'
■icrvr l cr ‘ c t “ld Worm Medicine has
9U been used fur these sovon
AKA y° a rs past, said Its virtue, are
„ , 7 universally acknowledeetl by
all H a havo tried it, to bo tu superior to
my utm-r medieine ever employed for
oust diseases uhildren are subject to. • It is
perlci tlj saf*, and no child will refuse to
take it. It,sebkini fails curing Dysentery,
Summer Cninplaim. Colic ot Cltnlma
Mnrbus, either in giuwn persons or chiblron
“'.d It gives eppetii,- in almost all debillta-
Iwl persons. M'ortnsfteqnirii.i, mfestchil
dreu, aggravate ilteir othvt diseases, and
are the Olti. f eauso Ilf luust ./eters, bowel
plaints,. id chronic and not vous diseas
es, incident to childhood, which are so ntt-
merousand'frBqnnntly fatal. It is much
regretted that mast vermifuges now in use
are injurious, and thousands nf children are
swept off, or are rendered feeble, pale itnd
emanoiated through the first stage, of life
—which leads on to puliuonaly complaints
tie, ice. Sic.
Worms being especially-apt to infest
persons nf debilitated digestive organs end
emaciated constitutions, much mischief is
often done by tho ordinary worm medi
cines, which generally consist of the strong
est purgatives, mercurials, bittors, narco
tics, or spirit* of turpentine. Articles nf
this kind limy destroy worms, but they de-
biiilato tiie stomach, and often materially
injure the-general health. Swaiji’s Ver-
mikuoe lias the peculiar advnutago of dc
stmyiriB urd^removing worms from the
bowels without the weakening Cunscqiien-
oes of the stronger purgatives. Ac.—and
it lias, moreover, a decided tendency to
give vigor both to the stomaelfeiid bowel*
and organs of digestion—thereby relieving
the general system from many troublesome
complaints. It is by this means that an
many grown po«oui have, been relieved.
by its use, of different complaints—stippo-
silte themselves to be in a decline, Ate. &c.
. This medicine will relieve bowel com
plaints or dysentery; bilious cholic,- vomit
ing, sickness, pain or wedlmess in the sto
mach or bowels, loss. of appifltl. either In
children or grown persons, in a Jew hours;
and it seldom fails curing chills ard fe-
van ob feveb ague. No family ought,
or ever wiU be withoif it, after a trial.
Worms are capable of producing great
disturbanaes in the system. Not only do'
they aggravate ordinary diseases whop they
are present, but they also givi rise, to a
great variety of very alarming anomalous
affections. The whole train nf spasmodic &
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
affeolioni, are not unfrcquently the imme
diate effects of tills cause Besides these
diseases, worms have also been known to
produce pleuritic and rheumatic pnins.dys-
entery, remitting fevcr.dronsy of the brain,
chronic and spasmodic cough, &c. fio.
Si o.
Among Ihe symptoms which indicate
tlie presenoe of worms, Ihe following are
the most common and striking:—A’ pale,
ieadeu-riolotircd, and occasionally flushed
countenance;'a bluish - streak under the
eyes, theso are dull and"heavy, the pupils
are dilated and much contracted, the low
er eyelids and upper lip swel), "especially
during tlie night while sleeping; grant
itching in the nostrils,' which causes the
patient to pick fits tVose; foul breath: dis
turbed sleep; during which tho patient
grinds hit teeth, is apt to scream out' and
start up suddenly as if frightened: tingling
in the ears; giddiness; interrupted speech;
palpitation of the heart n dry ipasmodic
cough; irregular and depraved appetite,
boing sometimes entiteiy sappressed. and
at others exceedingly voracious; nl dumen
swelled jtnd hard; looseness of the bowels;
costiveness; unnatural, slimy,nr foul stools;
pains in the bowels; wasting of the flesh;
convulsions; fits; palsy; and finally death.
A supply of this ynluablo Medicine 14
Juit received and fur sale by
A. PARSONS, Agent.
At the eagle No 8 Gibbon’s Rango.
inarch 31
ftendach. to which it hanttu ever fails giv
ing immediate ease, an'd by Jreaucnt use
prevents its return.
|T admirably opens and purges the head,
L strengthens tho nerves,revives the spi
ts, and has a most grateful aromatic
stnell. v .*
It removes DroWsfness. Sleepiness, Gid
diness, and Vapours, relieves nimnessof
tlio oyes. is excellent in curing recent deaf
ness, end lies been ofgrebt service in Hys
teric und Paralytic complaints, and ill re
storing the memory when impaired by dis
orders of the head.,
Tt is also extromeiy proper for persons
who visit the sick, or go into unwholesome
room* or unhealthy place*, aiiil hot cli
mates, a* It fotliAesahc head against nox
ious, exhalations and infection* air.
A pinch or two tnaj ,be taken nt any
lime, amt indeed several in a day; but fora
cold, or stoppage, in the Jtend, n pinch or
two should betaken just before goingifo
Those who arc in the habit of taking
"inch or the common snuffs, (and thereby
injure troth head and stomach,) are desire!)
to mix some oftliis CEPHALIC SNUFF
with them, and their hnd effects will in a
great measure, be prevented,.
I* on hand' and for sale by
*A PARSONS. Druggist,
At the Eagle no 8 Gibbon’s »enge.
mar 14
Notice.
~BT^ OUR months after date, application
H* will be. mndo to the Honorable tlie.
Justices of the Inferior Court of Tattnal
County, for leave to sell the real estate .of
Thomas Dickinson Into of said county de
ceased, fin tite benefit of the heirs arid cre
ditors of said estate.
Win. DICKINSON,
....... Qualified Executor.-
march 7 55
Shoe Blackiiij
iY&»
•if-
"W"VAY &■ MARTINS liquid Blacking
MJr Just imported and for sale bv the
cask or dozen by A P VlfSONS. ';
? ' ‘' Druggist No 8 Gibbons Wonge.
j feb Sir
i; -
The Virtues aud Use
. - » A "O# TUK
CORDIAL
Cephalic SnuflF.
SlirMing
tli#.
Bhirtings
do
More New Goods.
¥U?T rncttiv(*(l by Mi Piomlcnrait, and
IF for sain low.
3 Cases sup. Irish Lin.tuts in full ami
half pieces
4 do. .< do do
6. hales 4-4 Brown
5 tlo do Bleached-
5 do 3-4 do
5 do 8-4 Brown
3. do Domestic Plaids & Stripes
Rossi > fir Birdseye Diaper •
6-4 8-4 8-4 *10-4 Irish do
2 cases Indies Leghorns
l do limns do
I do -boy* do"
Fashionable Ginghams Si Prints
Plain plaid & stripe Palmarltie
Blue Straw & blk Worsted Barege
Plain Haiti.-e, ell colours
Crimson & Green Moreens
■ Blk station Silk— Jros do Naples,
Florence &-3incbewi
“ Satin Levantine
Faney col’tl. Groa tie Naples
Plaidcri Straw not'd hat silk
Fig. S wiss dresses dollars & half itdkfs
do and Plain Swiss & Book Muslins
. Cambric,Jaconet.Mull Si Neniook do
Blk 1(1,.Veil Crape
and I 'ulornd do
” Cantbn-nntl Nankin do
Fancy Gtoa De Nap—Rgrege, arid
Gauze Dross -Ilitfs
“ S ik Cravat*. Jaaonct do
“ *• and Marsailles Vestingl
Single & double lidtli, blit & blue
black Homhnzin
Bangttp cords, white Nankin Si stripe
Leans
Lasting Circassians Nankeens
Snp. B1k blue Olive and Mix’d cloths
English Thread Si Bobbinet Laces
.. &c. Sic.
JtQfriO NoS ffc 14 Gibbons’ range.
Notice.
F OUR months after date, we shall apS
ply to the Cfittrt of Ordinary of Ef-
Tmgliain county, for leave to sell all lit*
Rtnl Estilte of William H. Womaek.dee,
being several tracts of Land in said county,
on botli sides of the Louisville, rond, con
taining together 570 acres, for tlie benefit
of the heirs.
\yiLLIAM A. PR’EVATT,
. Adm'r. in right of hisTVIfe.
SARAH PREVATT. Adm’x.
mar 28 73
Notice.
H EREAFTER the Savannah Libra
ry will bn opened for the deliver- to
Book*every Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day, from 4 to 6 o’clock P. M. .
Individuals not share holders can Imvc
thu use of the,Library on the following
terms':—
Fqr one year, by paying. git
“ six months, •• b
“ any less period, at tho rate ol 2
per month
. WAT. MOREL, Librarian,
may 1 iot$a
■ v Nctrce..-
F OUR months after date, application
will- be made to the Honorable tlm
Justices of the Inferior Court of F.IIl'ng-
hant county, when sitting for ordinary por
oses, for leave to sell the half of an utidi-
iUOff tract n/ land in the county, of Effing
ham, containing'’ 137. 1-2 acres formorl.i
Hie properly of Benjamin Porter, for tin-
benefit of the heirs-of William G. Porter,
deceased.
WILLIAM KINO,
AdminUtrator de bonis non.-
may 0 trie
Negroes for Sale.
T HF, following Negroes, from the
country, are offered for sale, viz: ,
A negro hoy aged about 18 years- ' •
A negro boy aged about 15 "Very likely
A negro boy aged about 15 “ do do -
A-negro Voy aged .about -IS ’’ ' ■' - ,
; A'ite'gro girKaged abont lS “J
A negt'o man agcdnbqut 45‘-a field Itand
A negro matt aged 'about 47.“ do do.
. ....’ALSO ...
- A negro girl agetf in-years. -
. A-negro-man aged 24 - aprimo fielq
A-negrp ^oy about 17 .** .. do.do do.
A^ncgrp man aged 35 " do dp do.
■ A/riegrp man and wife, and tbeir cbilt!
about 5-yejtrs old.' j. . . . . i
/Apply to
28 -J.EPFINGER
* TUf;
WASHINGTON CITY
CHRONICLE.
Pllhiifi.it in flic Qity of ILnShington, l
Bv iioi-mvBLL Ustiok.
S lilE first volume uf tlljs papi; still bo
completed nt the close ol tin- present
til, aitu.tlte second v-ill commence on
the -HI) ol July., ’f hi object nf this pttbll*
cation is to disseminate Useful Kitov ledge
in the Deportments of Literature. Science,
ami tne Arts; to promote the cause of Vir
tue and -Morality, and add tt) flic somcevof
ratiouat Amusement, by tlie publication of
suclt ptotfticlions ns may tend to eleVmo
tlie moral feehna, vvliilc the mind is ex-
■landed and gratified. A Summary ofttliri.
.sew* of tin- tunns is given ever)- week,
mid. during, tlie s.ssionsnf Cottgresv. a
-flriimnary pf me ntest imjiortam legisla-
Itv proceedings. Purtr I’ntltics ami Sea-i
tariun Theology ptc •ecinUnislv avoided.
I o aid tlie -.ublishers tn , ff--,.tmg UlcsA
objects, they are supplied vv itii the best A-
merican end I’.ur-peaii pit- li-ittioris. ‘
- The ronritteturs ol this paper have beeri
cheered in thrir progress by v e most flat* '
teeing evtdendesof public nppr«b*tinn’,.t<i'd
stimulated .1(1 e.citjon by a dusirc tu'’ e
useful to theft follow men. The rapid jn-
crease of their I si of subscribers I* a gtati.
lying proof iff the favor with which th/ir
efforts have bnen, received, and affords 2
new motive t n persevere in tlie undertaking
they-bash outnineiiced, of tit • success, of
Which they can now entertain but little
doubt. Thoy iriddlgn thej-xjii-ctatioii, IHj-.r. -
ever, that un increased p.lronagi- will ha
tiie result of their reneived exoittotie. a'tid
that those who loye litoitflure. and wish to
dtfiose useliil infonnatlattu will cheeifulty
lend tlielr aid. Tltey will, they hojc, lie
excused for publishing a few hr the uUme-
runs tcsuniui^ials.of approbation they have
From .the tint England Inquirer. ,
“Washington City Chronicle. -V/t hiro
received tome numbers of a new paper,
under this title, published in the Ca 1 .,ial.'
Its contents ere miscellaneous, and ar-- so-
lected -v itlt much taste. The tyuogr.-iplti-
cal execution is lieotc Fiom' the il u iiae
lion* which theeditm* h ive given of their
ability, Are presunttv that their undertakitm
wilHie prosperous.” , >.
.-From the Neio Haven Chronicle.
“ >V e nave received some numbers hf a
literary, wo,el. ami tniscrllarieoii- paper,
bearing the title of the Washington i.'fty
Chronicle. We believe it-is the only pq.1
per of u similar character published f.. ilia -
Seat of Uuveinmrm, rnul.if sse may judge
tif the riumbers wo-have rpwivtd, '"ill
prove an inlerosting dud iu-druttive phh|)a
calum; tile si lrctious are vet* ju [I ions,
and Hid original otalter w»|| Av'rijlrn'"
Prom the New Jersey Chronicle.
’”Thf(Washington City ''hr.miclo rmi-
t.sins a variety nf intcr.-siing original . d.
judiciously scWetl article*. Tlir i...
nieal execution reflects great credit m ,o
pttbiisliffs, and alluuclher, we i-ousm it
worlliy of the patronage .vf the frit-rid, of
Lheratljre." •
Prom the Philad. Mechanics’ Free Picsm -
’’ I'font tlie 'gciirml'ciuvram,.!- ami nf*
tuirgenient nf thri \\ asbingtnu Cav ("in n«
ifije. We conceive if will pio-c criiiiw-.irly
useful. • * • We cannot , lust .me
retrialks wiilioul cmitpliirieniing i/n; I 'i-
torrfpi the talem displayed in tin-gcriv Q '
anaitgoinem. mid ,inccbanic.il app. araii/ji)
of their vvork." * N
Prom the National Inleliirtnrtr. . ’.
. “The Washington City Cli.o-i " I is a
large end humlsome paper,,|r#ibiivl(. n -X-
ly. at a moderate price, in whir.! , r, .-id*,
the variety of ds dit-restiug'nnd instructive
matter,,sve l.ave never sent tffiy'Ahln# to
offend good taste, delicacv or iir'mnl*. I Idi
i? sayihg a great deal, but as wo believe it
to lie true, tvo think that justice requires
trs lo say it. and v rliintnrily."
Prom the New Mark Mirror.
"'The Vv nshiriiralt City oitrcaiiicinis onci
of,tlie few American weekly pap '■> wliicll-
vve Imvr pvrii-1-d with riniforRrplra<urr, and
we take tliis occasimt to recotnnirnd it th
tho notice and patronngoof the New York
.public." .
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■ Subscriptions received at the Uflicd
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' .•/ T. i'll.. Driscoll,, /
H AS received peyote late arrirpls a
large Itssoi intent uf .Hacks, among.
"Iiicn aresho following-Walks:" ' ,
■’ The Epitome rrfGeneral Eeciesiaslicat'
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-Slqpsmid Engraving*. —By/he-Rav. John;
tVlai-sliaui. , .
Unreel*. ^Introductions to tlie Critical-
Study of. the'Scriptures.-
; Memoirs, of the late Mrs. Susan IIitn-
tingt-rn of -Boston. Third'Edition; \vitl»’
•ini Ititroductory Essay.. ' k .-. i.
. Metnoirs of Mrs. And-PI. Luison. latrin^
Mb-lomuy to Hlirniah,-iricimiing a History 1
of the American Baptist-fiiissipo'iu-thp-
Buriitan Empire. -. ' p
I’rovineii|l Letiers, containing an Expo*-:
sure of the Reasons and AIora|s"of the Je
suits—by Blaise Pascal.- Translated -frotfr-
thiv French. - - - •
. The Unconditional Freericss of thp Ohs* .
pel*-In three Essays; -By 'fbomaV Eis*
kine, l-.sq. Advocate. : ..
.Letter*to. Youn Men oft tbe'Formation
pf Uhiiractcr.; By Re,y. Jaincs 1 iawes.
; Essay* upon the I’erpefimy, Change, and
ferinotilication of tKe Sabbath: By Ilea * 1 ’
man HtmiplireyVD D.
: Meirioirnt It ev, Leigh Richmnc,a a. rue
author-Of the Dairyman:* dkagiitefc’ tiaE'' -
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