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Newspaper Page TextNo.47.1, ..Vol. XXVIII FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21, 1831. Whole No.....6808 Notice. F OURmonthi after date application will be made to the Court of Ordi- „r Chatham County, for leave to sell “flawing property—being a part of the ^e ofth.WD. A. otrobhar, via: Z hTfoflot and Improvement, laying In die city of Savannah. Bryan sheet. O- ikthorpe •ari. known in the plan of .aid lot no l«. alio, one half, of the lien half, t»r the western hall of lot, Eelnsboig city of Savannah, beiog one fi ef said lot. Sold for the benefit of hc„» and creditor^ ard ^ B , ft0 . jjcZ Admim.-ator. Notice. a H persons having demand, against A ,he estate of HWtard S. Baker, de- .retequested to render them in, the time prescribed by law, ',nii thine persons indebted to tha e.tate, , i, make immediate payment to WM. RtlBARiS, Admr, EirtSoro, Dec. 1, 1830. dec 8 fb Notice. igOM and after this date the Savin- Lj|| be open on Tuesday. Thursday and LtertUy from 3 to 5 o’clock, I*. M. Individual, not share holders can have || ieU ie of the Library on the following Chimisettes. A . FEW French worked muslin China isettes, very fine—just received by CHAMPION 4s LATHROP. dec S3 Cooper’s New Novel. fitHE Water Witch, or the Skimmer M. of the Seas, by the author of the Red Rover, Pilot, &c.;3ic? just received by dec S7 T. M. DRISCOLL. ■> ■ LAW. Q T. TILLINGIlASTJhaving located 15 e himself at Coosawhatchie, So. Ca. will attend the Courts of Law and Equity fur Beaufort, Barnwell and Colleton Dis tricts. Any business entrusted to his care will be thankfully received and promptly attended to. dec S 93v||cbl Brought to Jail. I N Savannah on the 16th inst. a mulat to man who .ays his name is WLI • LIAM and that he belongs to Jas. Clark of Richmond County, who resides about CO miles above Augusta, that he ranatvay a bout three weeks ago, he is S feet 5 inches high and about Cl years ot age. JNO. I. DEWS, a. c. c. april 27 Brought to Jail. F t Savannah on the 10th inst. a negro man who says his name is POMFV, and that he belongs to Mrs Catharine Me- Murphv, of Edgefield District d. C. that ho tanatvay about one month ago. He is 5 feet 2 inches high and about 30 years ot age. JOHNI. DEWS, Sheriff, c. c. sept 30 Just received. C5*DR. HUNTER! TO WllOM IT MAY CONCERII../J) V tho use of Dr. Hooter's inestima ble Pills, person* of either sex, if they Carefully follow the very valuable, plain, and copious Directions accompany ing them, are enabled effectually to eradi- nahLihraiy for the delivery of iMoks, cal ° A CERTAIN DISEASE, and to restore lost health, with ease, safety. and certainly, in a few days. 05*The extensive sale and unexam pled success of this Medicine, in this and other cities, and principal towns through out the Union, for the last fifteen years, du ring which it was satisfactorily prepared by Dr. Conway.incnntestihly prove,that when used with the INJECTION POWDERS and CERATE; these constitute a most Brought to Jail. t N Savannah on the 29th in*t. a negro mm who says his name is JACK WIL LIAMSON, and that he belongs to James Martin, of New Echota, Cherokee Nation that he rsnawuy on the 5th inst. He is 5 feet 5 3-4 inches high and about45 years of age. JOHN I. DEWS, Sheriff, c. c. sept 30 Si* |er<n*. For one year, r 6 months 8 » Any period less than one year gt per kionih. t • persons holding books belonging to lbs Library are requested to retain them ■iibottl dfilsv. WM MOREL, Librarian,S. L. sept 15 ' ^^ J Cloths. , PRtV piacesot handsome hlue.hlaek* A ulive, green & brown cloths for sale [n sccnmmoihting terms by the pica or re I by NORTON & FULLER, | nor 10 Shad’s Buildings. Notice. 10UR months after date application will be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court for the County of Effing- f .no, for leave to sell all the real estate be- loging to Philip Jones dec’d late of said ■tasty, for lha benefit of the Itoirs end ■editors of said estate. ELIZABETH JONES, Admx. I nov 3 Notice. VOL'R months after date application »iil uo inane to the Honorable tlte ^ifeiior Court of the county of Effingham r leare to sell the reel eatete belonging to f’tllrs Spier, dec’d. late of the said county i tlis benefit of the heirs and creditors ol ltd estate JAS SPIER, Ex’r. I nor 3 powerful medicine, applicable to the va rious stages of this Protean disorder. Full and plain directions, with a popular treatise explaining the various symptoms, and the mode of treatment, accompany each box. to that persons of either sex ntay cure themselves (Price of the Pills 51 a box; the Injec tion Powders and Cerate 36 cents earb.) 05* Prepared from tho original Recipe in MS. of the late Dr. W. T. Cbnwat, by his immediate Successor, and the sole Proprietor, T. KIDDER, of whom they may be had at his counting room, in Chambers over No. 99, next doni to J. Kidder's Drug Store, cornet of Court and Hanoror streets, near Conceit Hall, Boston, and also hv hit appointment, (to gether with all those other valuable medi cines, at prepared by the late Dr. Conway) Lay and Hendrickson, No. 2 and IS, Gib bons Buildings, Savannah, sole agents, v Observe that none are genuine with' ut the written signature of T. KIDDER on the nulside printed wrapper, 05* A large’ discount to those who buy to sell again, jan 10 h, f« rrcur iNS, (ton is bets until !» of A* it lh«« i| folKll’ Treasurer’s Office. NovEUBEe 1,1830. HIE average price of Flour duriogthe . last month being 56 per barrel ot |>C Its. &,cad for the present month m weigh at follows,via; is i-x cents Loaf 2lbslbl-2oz 6 1-4 “ •> I « 7 8-4 “ | Of which all Baketsand tollert of Bread i duo Notice. i M. IV. STEWART, c. t. Brought to Jail, j N Savannah on the 8th inst. a mulatto . man who says his name it JERRY, it he belongs to Russel Jones, of Jackson puy Georgia; that ho tanaway about ' !5! " ■■■ Amjiisi iast, ho is 3 feet 6 3-4 . i and about 32 years of ago. JOHNI. DEWS, Sheriff e. c. til - Notice. ||LL Persons having demnndj against «. the estate of Alext. Netharclift, dee. •°! “'Jan county ate requested to send ‘““unit. And those indebted to ‘sate, to make payment to Titos. B °f Bijan qualified Executor. . TllOS. B. BAKER. *13 .til Fresh Garden Seeds. T HE subscriber has just received an assortment of Freak Garden Seeds. which are warranted vet, superior and of this years’ growth, viz: Marrowfat, Early Charlton, Prussian Blue, Early Dwarf,& Early Frame Peas Drumhead, Early York, Sugar I-oaf, and Green Savoy Cabbage Large Blood^nd Red Turnip Beet Scarlet Turnip and long Scarlet Red dish Early Dutch, Large Norfolk and Rut. abaga Turnip Round nnd Prickly Spinage Ico, Imperial and Cabbage Lettace Red and White Onions White Solid Cellcry! Parsnip Curled Parsley Orange Carrot, &o. Sic. For sale at the lowest market price by THOMAS M. TURNER Druggist, Opposite the Mansion House. dec 7 Shoe Blacking. DAY Si MARTIN'S REAL JAPAN BLACKING. See’.y. 1 0 Merchants, Mechanics and others. GENTLEMAN whose evenings are h unemployed, would be silling , 0 de- „,, m '° l w *ting, balancing,and arran V""*’, C0 Pymg. making out and ad- .“i sucounts, u, any other kipd of Met *■*««■ A line addressed to K. wUh — * O Sattinetts, &c. NB- Sattiuetta •° do Common do R.«i«d U by N0,,hemHll ’ dCl0th No H o HP . ,ON * LATHROP, w 26 3 >nd l< ’ ^‘kkon’s Building. Apples. n “"L l ‘"^ing and for sale by PALMES & LEE. Exchange Dock. Swaim’s Panacea. F OR the care ol Scrofula or King’i Evil, Syphilitic and Mercurial Dia eases, Rheiimaliim. Ulcerous Soies.White Swellings, Diseases of the Liver and Skin General Debility,—And all diseases which originate from impure blood, or indiscro lion of Youth, and ehevo tho constitution has been broken down by the use of Mer cury. Arsenic, Bark ot \i,inline, «.«. ami most inlet nal diseases where the Lfltgs and chest aie supposed to be affected, &c. &c. CAUTITIOfl TO rDRCUASEXS. 05“ 3waiiu’s Panacea is in round hot, ties, fluted longitudinally, with the follow ing words blown in the glass:— “SWAIM’S PANACEA—PHILADA having but one label which covers the cork with my own signature on it so that the cork eanool be drawn without destroying the sig nature, without which nono is genuine.— Tha medicine may consequently he known to be /routine when my signature is visible; fo counterfeit which will be puniikabte as for Public are cautioned not to pur chase my Panacea except from myself, it,y accredited agents, or persons of known respectability ; and all those will conse qucntly be without excuse, who shall pur chase from any other person. i’—Pispaunl and void at Swaim’s La boratory, South Seventh Street, next door to the Philadelphia Baths,corner of George and Seventh Streeu. and sold by every res pectable Druggist In the United States. PRICE 52 PER BOTTLE To avoid the many attempts that have been made to impose upon the pubtic.base imitations of this Celebrated Medicine, the subscribert have made arrangements in keep on hand, a supply direct from the proprieior. The public may therefore rest assured that the Genuine Stoaim’e Panacea can always be had at their store warranted. A large supply of this Medicine has just been received. Druggists Si others through out the Stale, who purchaia to sell again, can have it at a reduced price. LAY & HENDRICKSON, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, 2 & 13 Gibbon's Buildings, jan 7 '8avannah, (G»o.) New Goods. UST received per ships Florian and Statira, front New York a large sup ply of Fancy and Staple Goods, consisting part of the following, viz: £ Pieces Matteoni best Italian Lute string silk. 3-4 Rlk French Bombazine 2 Pieces English Bombazine Ladies' blk and while Silk Iiosnry Do do slate and while English Colton Hose (a slip, article) Ladies black and slate colored wor sted Hose Misses white Cotton Hotery Worsted Beiraze Hdkfs (assorted) Black Love do Prussian acd Valencia Shawls Needle worked and Lace Caps Bird’s Eye Diaper Cross bar and corded Cambrics Hair carded Cambric 6 4 Cambric Dimity Ladies lljrse skin Gloves An assortment of Gros do Naples Silks and Florences 30 lbs Colton Balls (assorted colors 10 do wrhite Cotton Balls 10 ps Sattinet (Cadet & blue colors) 200 Rich Hmhroidered Belts (latest style) 10 Pieces (hick Watered Bell Ribbon 10 BwxesTaft and Bonnet Ribbon !S dozen Childrens' worsted Boots. 20 boxes Fancy scented Soaps I case Ladies Leghorn Bolivar Hats Italian .owing Silks and niauy other articles (br vale wholesale nr retail at the very lowest market prices by A. BENNETT, No. 1, Young’s Buildings, market square. Also, on consignment. A lot of ready made clothing consisting of viz; blk Velvet, Valencia and Swans- down Vests, b Bang up Cord Pantaloons, dec. 20 A. B. I S Jnsl imported, in jugs, fiom 25 to 50 ha ^. bee " l 'ied to no purpose. cents each. Mi. Cutler, of Boston, whs cured of a This inestimable compound, affords pe culiar nourishment to the Leather, will not soil the finesi Linen, is perfectly froe from smell, and will retain its virtues in any climate—which is more than what any .of the American compounds does do. For sale by A. PARSONS, Druggist No 8 Gibbon’s Range. ^ Just Received, A PLEASANT REMEDY FOR CORNS! has noiv been known for years, that the ALMOX CORS VLASTER* L FFORDS immediate relief, and ef fects a certain cure for Corns. By application according to accompanying directions, the Corn is softened, attenuat ed, and drawn out hy the roots, without the le.isu)ain, or any of the trouble and danget^Rtending the hazardous and iuef- factual practice ol extracting the Corn by mere culling. The following instances, from many tiicrs of a similar character, suflinif*ntly ii(«!m io the superior efficacy of the Albion Corn Plaster: F.irrtfr, of Boston, wai a number of yearsdistressed by a very painful Corn, had applied avtry thing recommended without effect, and was rendered a perfect ripple. On applying rhis Piaster he was erfecily cured of bi» Corn, and freed from his lameness. A gentleman of Greenfield was years af flicted with a very painful corn, and was cured by one box, after every other plaster Silver Steel Razors, A SUPPLY of Jot. Rogers & Son's Silver Steel Razors, just received and for sale by THOMAS M. TURNER, den. 4 Opposite the Mansion House Camden Superior Court. NOVEMBER TERM, 1830. Edwin R. Alberti, as- ) figneo of Ethan Clark, j The legal represeota- f ^ l * tives of Henry Sadler, I deceased and Ray Sands, J O N the petition of Edwin R. Alberti, assignee of E.han Clark, shewing that Henry Sadler, late of Camden county, deceased, in his life time, together with Ray Sands, of same county, to wit: on the 12th day of February 1816, being indebted to the said Ethan, in the sum of eighteen thousand one hundred and eighty dollars for which they jointly and severally exe cuted four promiaory notes of said Ethan, bearing said due, one of which was foi the sum of fntjr thousand two hundred dollars, and payable 12th Feb. 1817, one other for the sum of four thousand seven hundred ten dollars, p.iyable 12th Feb. 1818, oile other for four thousand four hundred and ten dollars, payable 12th Peb. 1810, nnd the 4th and lastnoto payable on the 12th Fob. 1820, for the sum of four thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars, together rmkine said sum of eighteen thousand one hundred and eighty dollars—the better to secure the payment of which sum of money the said Henry Sadler, then in life, and Ray Sands did on the 12th day of Fehrua ry, 1816, mortgaged to said Ethan, nl that tract or parcel of land on Crooked Cie»k in mid county, caPed Greenfield plantation, containing twenty three him- died nnd twenty five acres, more or less, originally granted to Dr. David Otiphant, beginning at a stake at Crooked Creek, running south 89® west 155 chains by Robinson’s Patent Barley. A FRESH supply of this superior ar ticle, Jus! received and for sal* by THOS. M. TURNER. Druggut, Opposite luc Mansion Hituse. nov lfl troublesome corn by one box Certificate.—To those afflicted with corns on their feet, I do certify, that 1 have used the Albion Corn Plaster with complete sue cess. Before 1 had u«ed one box* it conv plctcly cured a corn which had troubled me for many years. I make this public for the benefit of those afflicted with that pain ful complaint. (Signed) WM. SHAW. Flushing, Long Island, Feb. 28. (Price 50 cents a box.) ■— 1 ” 1 ' ■ 1 > rn m Iron. ’ 5® Ve TONS Iron auoriedl IS 65 Bat I 1-2 to 8 inches — ' square 1-2 to 3 inches t ; round 1-4 to 2 inches -~j 1 ton Nail Rods 1 ton II-iop.nl) Band Iran Scroll Iron, Philadelphia Boiler I. & ’ ,on ■ ■' Round, flat and square Peru Iron 2 ions Plough Moulds {15 ent German Steel American Cast Steel For sale bj , 1 ... GEORGE HUNTINGTON. • jan 4 ■' ‘ £'■ ' Landing from schrS. Exact and Othello, AA BBL8 Prime Pork 1 10 do Mess do 30 hbls and 20 half bbls Canal Floor 10 hhds N O Sugar % - 20 kegs No 1 Tobacco 5 bags Race Ginger ? 20 qr bbls Buckwheat Flout oxei Imperial uuu Hyson Tet«As 16 cases Fur and Wool Hats , r'.* For sale by dec 20 COHEN & MILLER. Plains. . ' T WO bales supr White Plains’ £ do do Greg Domestic Jutt received and lorvale bjr M. PRENDERGAST, Shad’s Building, Opposite Gran Si Pulaski Monument, dec 24 DUMFRIE’S REMEDY FOR THE PILE’S! 05*New cave oy a Cure. Boston, November 24th. • S IR, the Pile Ointment and Electuary I lately had otyon, has had an excei lent effect. I have been troubled To, yeats with the Piles, and have never found any remedy that would compare with yours.— Tho Itte attack was a severo one, but the relief was olmost immediate. I take great pleasure in communicating this to you, far the benefit of any who may be suffering under so painful a disease. Mr. Kidder,, T. H. The original letter may be seen at the Counting Roon of the Proprietor. IJ5“The Proprietor of this Aledicino recommends it with the lullest confidence ns one of -ho most valuable remedies yet discovered for the care ofthe painful and debilitating compliant of the Piles. He deems it unnecessary to publish any other than the foregoing testimonial in its favour. This remedy bat more perfectly answered tho purpose for which it is intended, than any other now in common use, and affords immediate vnd permanent reliej, both from the disorder itself, and’its accompanying symptoms of pain in the loins, vertigo,head a’cho,)oss of appetite, indigestion,and other marks ol debility. The remdy is quite innocent,and may he administered to all age, and both sexes, Plain and ampin Directions, ‘.vsiuctip lion of the ,'omplaint, accompany each packagc.'which consists of two boxes, one containing an Ointment, and rhe other,an Flectuary. Price 51 for both articles, or Notice. F OUR Months after dole of this no tice application wilt be made to tha honorable the court of ordinary of Liberty county, fijr permission to sell a certain tract of land situate in Hounton 'county in (ha fourth district, and designated in the plan of said district by the number 83, drawn by Susan E Wilson, orphan of James Wil son, deceased, for the benefit of said fit* phan. WM. WIU30N. Guardian. net 9 Robinson’s Patent Barley and Groats. A superior article for making Gruel. Also—Betmuda Arrow Root an old article for sale by A. PARSONS, At die Eagle No B Gibbon’s Rasgc. nov 23 land of John Clark and others, thence 50 ccnts’where but one only is wanted, soutb t“ east liti rh»i». loth* lands of jjy> Tiie above valushlc Medicines are James Moore, thence hr the sum- land now | prrparc ,j p rom ,|, e n ,ieinal SIS. Recipe of nr late of tho estate of Samuel Brailsford, ,' n0 i, IIn W.T Conway, by T. Kidder, thence hy the same to the place of begin- ning—end also one undivided fifth part of a tract ij^ianci, situated on, or near St Ma Notice. F OUR months alter date appUsatloQ will be made to the Ilonotable tha Inferior Court of Chatham County* when citling for ordinary purposes foi leave to sell a lot of land, No 138,13th district ol Houston county, belonging to the .slate of Moses Herbert, fot the benefit of the heir* and creditors. JOHN B. GAUDRY, Admr. nov 24 . Fresh Spices. 4 SUPPLY of flesh Spices of all de scriptions. just received and for sale hv THOMAS M TURNER. Druggist, Opposite the Mansion House. den tl Cologne Water, 1 CA8F. 150 duz. double extract, In small hoxrs, in elegant order, just received from France and for sale by A. PARSONS, At the Eagle No 8, Gibuon’s Range dee 2 Bbls LI.FI!- i<V.F» ri jr ( snick) Posts t.tT- ittSf** Glass' Lamps. A 8UPPLY of Peg Lamps, for Can- dleslickt < Also, an assortment of small Chamber Lamps, tuit received and for tale hy LAY Si HENDRICKSON, jan 14 rS°' in K for Splits, laa d ror bJr “ ,8 , u UY & HENDRICKSON. ■ Straw Paper. 00 fete, kj(p u Arr< w Boot. L Legltorn Hats. A CASES of Ladies and (liases l-eg r4st horn Dunstable, jutt received and lor sale by M. PRENDERGAST, Sltad’t Building, ’Opposite Green St Pulaski Monument, dec II For Sale 8 ELEGANT and tint rate Piano Fortes, for sale low, for cash. Also, A Spanish Guitar, and selected Music. J A. BEAU LARD dee 1$ 246ft. Seasonable GoOils. ’l^HR subscriber* offer for sale any I quantity of all qualitie* of HR MB and TOW BAGGING, with beu London inanuf.ictured Twine. Twilled Sacking tnd 42 Inch Hessians. London Dock Brandy and Gm in pipe*. London Bottled Porter in casks, of qi«. or pints. Scotch Bottled Ale. and Crates of Crockery Wart Superfine Cloth* and Ca**imerei lllanneis, Flannel*. Baizes, and every description of suitable. fit ittsh Manufactured dry goods. And eases of assorted Hardware, with a coinplelo assortment of Italian, French, German and India. SILKS. are ordered to arrive early in September, so far as can be imported under We presra! existing prohibitory lairs, and will be for sale for cash at a liberal discount on regu lar pricey, or on long credit for approved papei, or can be exchanged in barter Tor Produce, Bank. Steamboat or Insurance Company’* Stocks of Georgia. V LOW. TAYLOR & CO 05*A general assortment of Domestic Gooda always for aale. aug IB Sweet Oil. S UPERIOR Sweet Oil for table use, just received and for aale by T. M. TURNER. Druggist. , Opposite the Mansion House, dee. tf " Butter, Flour & Tobacco, r p0 FIRKINS choice Gcsben Bui- •f ter 30 bbls Canal Flcar f E. 8* B. Ca*y Brand . £3 ke^s Tobacco, 16s ta tho poond I Landing *od f«»r sale by S * CEO. HUNTINGTON., | | *tc*o ' 1 rys rivH( in the county aforesaid railed and known hy the namo of Catfish Tract, containin’* in tho whole seven thousand five hundred acres more or less—and also forty one negro slaves therein enumerated. ith the condition* that the said money riiould be aj*reeablo to tho tonor of said no(a», there set forth, paid, as they respec tively become due, and providing that said mortgage should not bn foreclosed, until the last payment was due and unpaid, and shewing that apart of said rnoner, to wit : eleven hundred and forty six doilars and 48 cents, besides interest from the 18th day of January. 1846. remains un-aid, praying the foreclosure of said raortgagt* —and on motion it is ordered that the le* gal representatives of the said Henry Sad ler, said Ray Sands all others having claim the said mortgaged piemises do pay in- thi* court, the said sum of eleven hun dred and fort? six dollars 4« cents, and in teresi from the said !8lh Jan. I826i and the easts of this application, within twelve months, otherwise that the eqoitv of re demption of the said legal representatives of the said Henry Sadler,and the said Ray Sands, and of all others (daiming. or to claim by them or ond*i the said Henry ad ler and Ray Sands, if. in, or to, the 'said mortgaged premises, and to all and evei> part thereof, be from hencefoitb, and for ever foreclosed. And it is nmher ordered that a copy of this rule be published once a month for twelve mouths, previous to the timeappoin red for the payment of said money, in one of the gazettes of this State. A true extract from the minutes of the Hoperior Court of Camden county. Novew ber tho 10th, 1830. ISAAC BAILEY, Clk. dec 1 231ca§ his iiumcdiaie successor and the sole pro urietnr. For «nU (*ilh all the other Con way Medicines,) at his counting room, in Chambers over No. 39» next door to J, Kidder's drug store, corner of Cou I and Hanover Streets, near Concert Ilall, Bos ton, and also by LAY & HENDRICKSON, Nos. t and 15, Gibbons' building, Savan- nth. sole aecnltj Observe that none are genuine un less signed T. Kidder, on the outside prin ted wrapper. {£?• A Urge discount made to country Physicians, Trader!, &c. jan 10 7 Canal and River Lumber. 90,000 7,.S'! inch hoard* (flea horn sap) 100,000 ft. River do do 30,000 ft. do Joist and Scantling 100,000 Shingles 56,000 pine Staves For sale on accommodating term? by ELISHA WYLLY. Twlsg's wharf, adjoining tho Ganal. dec 29 u - Christian Student. T HE ( hnstiaii Student, designed to asriM ntirfettana m general, \rt ac qutring religion* knowledge, with s list «»l books suitable lor a'Methodist Library, b» Rev. K. Bickerstettv t Ibservations on PH«**onnesa« and Groi Kslaud* made in 1829, Uy Rufus Ander«M< one ol the decretanes of the America Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis m*. A Vocabnlarv of the principal words in the New Testament, and a dictionary of proper names, with remarks on the whole, ami upon each beak, and other helps fc teachers of Sabbath Schools. Alexander's pocket dictionary of the Holy Bible prepared for the American S 8. Union and adapted to general use. A Memoir of Jane E. J. Taylor who died in the fourteenth year of her age by T. Lewis of Islington, first Americau, from fourth London Edition, jan 11 T. M.pursCOLL Savannah Poor House & Hospital. r (SITING COMMITTEE for Jan. and February,J83I. Messrs Jos. Cumming and Francia Sor< el. Attending Physicians Drs Furth and Arnold. JOSEPH CUMMING. Sec’ry dre 29 Fruit and Cordials. 30 dials C A8ES assorted (French |Cor- 10 do brandy Peaches 2 do preserro Limes Caper* and Olise*. for sale by A. PARSONS, Drnggiil, oar 39 Ns* Gibbon's Range. tg* & Champagne. X A DOZEN imported from Paris. L V first quality, for aale by V A. PARSONS, Diuggist at No* Gibbons Range nov SO MAHY’S APPROVED STRENGTH ENING Plaster Cloth, Recommended by Dr R Rush, Dr P, S. Phyniek.mil the most eminent of the Fa . cully in the United Slates. T t’.S PLASTER CLOTH hav by (is beneficial effeett and -or* rising Cures, procured the approbation snd Re* cutiniendation ol the most eminent Physl- l* is a sure and safe rsmedy for inveter ate Ulcers, all Sorea, Wound*, lloils.Uuin sv. Scrofula. Fistula. Whue Swelling Can ei rs, ri.iro Breasts. Sore Legs. Whitlows, Felons. Cats. Bruises. Scald*. Burns!'Ma- Icngcrs of me Negr u i.P ins in the Hrearl Weakness of Ihr J'-ints, Sprains. Ithe.uma linn. Goor, Pains Slid Weakness in the Back and Imini. It is also successfully used lor the cure of Corns, Frosted Feet, Dressing Issues, Sic An, \ Hill of Directions accompanies each I’laalu— 8iin.lt ~iac. 25 cents. Middle do. 50 eta. Large do I dollar. A supply of this celebrated Floorer ifo just received and for vale !.» 1 A PARSONS. * No. 8, Gibbon’s Rang#. jan II Sattinets. A A Fcs of ?"y* Ulue and dark mix XX XF ed Sattinets Just received and for sale by M. PRENDERGAST, Shad’s Building, Opposite Green Si Pulaski Monument. dec 24 Notice. A LL persons |»*>Bg demands against -the estate of J. 8. Mali, will present them duly attested srithin the time pre scribed by law, and those indebted will make immediate payment to G. W. WALTHOUR. Ex’r. jan 7 7 Tooth Brushes. AN ASSORTMENT of 5. 4. and row Tooth Btushes, Teylor’a make, just received and for sale hy T. M. TURNER. Druggist. Opposite the Maotiou Iloufo. dec. 27 Straw Hals' A CASES or Ladies and Misses Straw Dunstable*, just lecelved and for sale by H. PRENDERGAST Shad’s Butidlog, Opposite Green fc Pulaski Utnuxitn', dec U Shillings, Sheetings, and Ticks. 6XXX ASES and bales of bleached a • unbleached Shirtings and Sheetings 3 case, c« ton Ticks of various quali libs Rsceired by late at rivals and for tale low by the piece or package, by “ORTOW “ mi. NORTON fc FULLER. Shad's Bmldrri. Pickled Herrings. H UST received. 18* Ms of frtufe f-iek-

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Daily Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1839, January 21, 1831, Image 1