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Newspaper Page TextIN 0.:t9-'*••••' HW-J#■ 4BSt' ^.voi.xxvin MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 1831. 6810 Notice. ** «(>UR months after dele »FPlio»t1on J? willbe madam ihe Ordi- naff of Gl .... „| Chatham County, for leire to tell isascBftias'S 1 'a&mssssa ?',liMsM«rd. known In the plan of said So, «lotnol«. alto.-ono half, of the Hui'liern half, of tho western lialf. of lot, „ Kvensimig rily of Sa*annah, l)«ine one Sunk of said l'it. *tjold for lha benefit of Cooper’s New Novel. T HE Water Witch, or tho Skimmer of the Seas, by the author of tho Bed Borer, Pilot, &c.|&c. just leccived by » doc 87 T. ill. DRISCOLL. Administrator, Notice A 1 [Xpersons baking demands against the estate of lliehard S. linker, de- i cessed, sre requested to render them in. ittasiad Within the time prescribed by law, an i those persons indebted to the estato, I lv .it .nako immediate payment to 1 . WVi. IIOBABTS, Admr Rlttboro, Dee. 1, 1830. dec 8 tb Chimisettce. A FEW Frensh worked musiln Cltitn fory Bon—just receired by CHAMPION it LATHROP. deoSS LAW. foiirtli ol Tg’ rw • heirs and creditors. nrnn (Bl T. TILLINGIIA8Ti|hnvlng located RICHARD A. BIRD. CT. himself at Coosawhatehie, Sot.Ca. will attend the Courts of L«w and Equity for Beaufort, Barnwell and Colleton Dis tricts. Any business entrusted to his care will bo thankfully receired and promptly attended to. dee 8 89f||cnt Brought to Jail. TN Savannah on the 18th hist, a mulat* M. toi man who gays his name is WLI- LIAH and that he be'ongtur Jas. Clark of Richmond County, who resides about (0 miles above Augusta, tint he ranaway’ft bout three weeks ago, he is 3 feet a inches high and about.*1 years ot age. ■>'' JNO. I. DEWS, a. c. c. april 87 Notice. * 1 1 ton and after this date the Savon- I ,„li (ji.raiy for the deHrery of books, I will *»e sw "II Tuesday, Thursday and IsuinrWfrom 3 to 5 o’clock, P. M. Individuals not share holders can hare like use of the Library on the following I terms.' - For one year, X>1~ “ 6 months 8 “ Any period less than one year ** per ■monili. <r-, j IVsaas hotdin; keck; iclcng.r.g ,o |the Library arc requested to retain them Ivtilliuui delay. Will MOREL, Librarian, S. L. sept 45 - Cloths. A PRiV pieces of liandsotnchlueilack dire, green & btown cloths for sale nnmoiliting terms by the pice or re tail hr NORTON & PULLER, nnr to Shad’s IlniMings Notice. ” F )im months after dato application wi!! he made to the Honorable the "finfeiior Omul for the County of Effing- . for leave 10 sell all the real estate be- hongin* to Philip Jones doc’d late of said louniy, for the benefit of the heirs and Icie.litors of said estate#, ELIZABETH JONES, Admx. nov 3 - * Notice. 10UFI months trftef date application will be made to the Honorable the &nf«iior Cburtofthe county of Effingham Bor leave to sell the real estate belonging to (VVtllis Spier, dcc’d. late ofthe said counts t the benefit of the heirs and creditors ol tairi estate J\S SPIER, Ex’r. Just received. 87* DR. HUNTER! G7*’ TO WHOM IT MAT COJ*CEnN.«7jJ B V ihe nse of Dr. Hunter’s inestima ble Pills, persons of either sex, if they carefully follow the very valuable, plain, and copious Directions accompany ing them, aro enabled effectually to eradi cate A CERTAIN DISEASE, and to restore lost health, with ease, safely, and certain!y, in a few days. 87”The extensive sale and unexam pled success of this Medicine, inAhis and other cities, and principal towns through out tl.c Uninn, for the last fifteen years, dtf- ring which it was satisfactorily prepared by Dr. Conway, inenntostihly prove,ih. used Wilts the INJECTION SOW and CERATE; these constitute a most powerful medicine, applicable to the va- T-iouj stages op this Protean disorder. Full and plain directions, with a popular treatise explaining, the various symptoms, and the mode of treatment, accompany eacli box, so that persons of either sex ntay curs themselves. (Price of the Pills SI a box; the Injec tion Powders and Cerate 50 cents each.) 07- Prepared from the original Recipe in MS. of the late Dr. W. T. Can War, by his immediate Successor, and tho sole Proprietor, T. KIDDEIl, of whom they may be had at his counting room, in Chambers over No. 99, next dont to J. Kiddkh'5 Drug Store, corner of Court and Hanover streets, near Conqpit Halt, Boston, and also bv his appointment, (to gether With all those other valuable ntedi- clnes, at prepared by the late Dr. Conway) Lay and Hendrickson, No. 8 and 19, Gib bons Buildings, Savannah, sole agents. Observe thsst none are genuine with out (he written signature of T.'KIDDEH, on tho outside printed wrapper, 87“ A large discount to those who buy lo^etl again. Jan 10 7 Brought to Jail. I N Savannali on the 10th inst. a negro man who says his name is POMP7, and tint ho belongs to Mrs Catharine Mc- Morphy, of Edgefield District S. C. that he mnaway about one month ago. He is 5 feet 8 inches high and about 30 years ol age. JOHN I. DEWS, Sheriff.c. c. sept 30 Brought to Jail. I N Savannah on lire 89tli inst. a negro into who says his name is JACK WIL LIAMSON, and that he boltings to James Martin, of New Echot.i, Cherokee Nation that he ranaway on the 5th inst. He is 5 feet 5 9-4 inches high and about49 years of age. JOHN I. DEWS, 8heriff, c. c. sept 30 Fresh Garden Seeds. T HE lubkCriberli«» just received an ,a*iortmetit of fresh Gar dm Seeds, which ate warranted fett superior and of Mrffrowfal, RMHlfcUoaPPVaL.-.. IMde. Earl/ Dwarf,& Early Frartie Peas * jgjTtihfy - Dfumhead, Early York. Sugar Loaf, and Green Savoy Cabbage Large Blood and Red Turnip Beet Scarlet Turnip and long Scarlet Rad dish Early Dutch, Large Not folk and Rut abaga Turnip j Roiipd and Pricklv Spinage Icc, Imperial and Cabbage Lcttaco Red aud White Onions While Solid Cellery| Parsnip Curled Parsley Orange Carrot, Sic. Sic* For sale at the lowest market price W THOMAS !iji TURNFsU; Drugeist, Opposite ihe Mansion House. dec 7 Treasurer’s Office. Novkmdf.r l, 1930. VIE average piice of Flourduringthe .last month being S3 pet barrel ol #38 lbs. llroHil for the present month it weigh at follow-,viz • li 1-3 cents Loaf etb.t51.jnv 811 •• ** l “7 3-4“ Of wh,vh .It tt-V*.- ..iiulJutZ1 Hill] |eill taka due Notice. M. W. STEWART, c. t. Swaim’s Panacea. Jp OR the_ear* cl Scrofula or King’. Keepsake Ainericain. Morceaux C hoist* et Inedits de Litters ture contempnraine—-Pari* edition with fine plate*. The most eminent literary men of France are contributor* to this work, among them will be found Ber- anger, Cuaieaubriaud, Diderot, Segur, Mignet, Sic. Sic. —also— The National Portrait Gallery of tllu* • trious person* of the 19th century, con taming fine engravings from the most eminent painters, of Canning, Pitt. Fox, Lord Wellington, Slmridau, Lord By ron* Bishop I leber. Sir Ilumphiey D*« vy, Lord Lyndhnrst, Sir Joseph Banks, &c. &ic. publishing in London in num bers, 16 of which have been received and will be sold at very low prices. Fisher’s Grand National Improvements and Picturesque Illustration* of England in quaTto, with fine plates—^0 numbers re ceived. Jones’ Views of Bath and Bristol, 8 num btrs. Fisher’s Views in Devonshire and Corn wall, IS numbers. Metropolitan tmorovemenis, or London in the !9tli-century, displayed in a setie* of the bew buildngs, improvements, &c. by the most eminent artist*—49 numbers. The foreguit fc Jurm a tcrira suiiaoie jor Drawing Room* and Port Folios. • The Journal of Health, a revised edition of the fir%t yoar, bound for Hi 50. The HettolUtd of Wyoming, ah original tale. Just received by W.T. WILLIAMS. jan 10 Shoe Blacking. DAY k MARTIN'S RF.AL JAPAN D LACKING. f S JtiM imported, in jug*, fiom 25 to 00 cents each. This inestimable compound, afford* pe culiar nourishment to the Leather. Kill not soil the fittest Linen, is perfectly free from smell, and wiil retain it* virtues in any cl.mate—which is more than what any of the American compound* does do. For sale by ' A. PARSONS, Druggist No 8 Gibbon's Rango. nov 38 Camden Superior Court NOVEMBER TERM, \S30. Edwin R. Alberti, as. 7 signee of Ethan Clark, I i Rule Nisi. Just Received, A PLEASANT REMEDV FOR C O R N$T ... 4 l r FORDS immediate relief, and ef fect* a certain cure for Corns. By iis application aocoiding to accompanying direction*, me -Corn i* «oftened, attenuat ed, And drawn out by the root*, without tiie least pain, or any of the trouble and danger attending the hazardous and inef fectual practice ol extracting the Corn by mere cutting. Tii* following instances,^ from many inkers of a similar character, sufficiently attest to the superior efficacy of t’.ic Albion Corn Plaster: Mr* Farrar, of Boston, was a number of years distressed by a very painful Corn, had applied every thing recommended without effect, and was rendered a perfect, cripple. On applying this Piaster he was l»erfcctly cured of his Corn, and freed from his lameness. A gentleman of Greenfield was years af- flirte » with a very painful corn, and was cured by one box, after every other plaster had been tried to no purpose. Mi. Cutler, of Boston, w»tg cured of a troublesome corn by one box. jCertificate.—To those affiiciod with corn* ontli*Mr teei, I ilp certify, that I have used Ilia Albion Corn Plaster with complete sue •*,es*. ttumc I had used one box, it com. .’dottijy cured m corn which had troubled ne tor m-my v«:i'*. I nuke this public for the benefit of tlifts* nfflirted with that pain ful complaint. (Signed) WM. SHAW. Flushing, Long Island. Feb. 38. (Price 50 cents u box.) Iron.^’j, SC TONS Iron ...orled aaSa.'IDM l-5 in Slnches .<r-- Ijton lloup and B a ml Iron . Scroll IrQn, Philadelphia; IBoiler I- ron 1 , ,• •. ^ « Itounrl, flat netl squ.n Peru Iron 8 tons Plou*h Monhis IS cwt German Steel American Cast Steel For s.le by GEORGE HUNTINGTON. jail 4 Lafiding from schrs.' 5 Exact and Othello. ifffc RRL8 Pr^-me Pork , "fl to do^ss - do ■<*m 8( > hbli and 10 half bbls Canal Flour 10 hhds N O Sugar 20 keg* No l Tobacco 5 bag* Race Ginger ■ 20 qr bid* Buckwheat' Flout 80 hoxM Tmpethl and Hyson Tea^dr 16 cates Fur and Wool Hots For sale bv dec eo COHEN & .MILLER* Silver Steel Razors. 4 SUPPLY of Jo*. Rogers & Son’s Silver Steel Razor*, just received and for sale by THOM AS M. TURNER, dec 4 Opposite the Mansion House Brought to Jail, * pi.Sannn.h on tho 8th Init. a mulatto 1 m.n who says hi, name is JERRY, htth« beliagi to Russel Jones, of Jackson Jointly Georgia; that ho isnawajr about he 13th of Auittstlast, he is 5 feet 8 3-4 Riches bit'll vtd about 38 years of nee JOHN I. DEWS', Sheriff c. c. net tl Notice.* liL Persons having demands against - ’h. estate of Alexr, Nctherclifl, dec. * °! 'Vjln c-iuniy are requested to send “ 'heir,accounts. And thou Indebted to P'-'.nie, to make pryntent to Thos. B. prker ol Bryan qualified Executor. TIIOS. B. BAKER. A FRESH supply of this superior ar ticle. Just received and for sale by TIIOS. M. TURNER. Drug S ist, Opposite the Mansion House, nov 19 fo McrclmutSy, Mechanics and others. GRNTLEMAN whose evenings are t. unemployed, would he willing to de* f' 1, '* | n | o pasting, balancing.and arran P I nooks, copying, making out and ad- P'hng account, or any other kind of Mer r"' e *'"l"8- A line a (dressed to K. P- and left at thi, office will meet with f cMme attention. I 8ce ei) Evil. Syphilitic and Mercurial Dis eases, Rheumatism, Ulcerous Sores, White Swellings, Diseases of the Liver and Skin General Debility,—And all diseases which originate from impure blood, or Indiscre lion of Yonth, and where the constitution has been broken dow n bv the ute of Met cory. Arsenic, Bark or (ioittlne, &ev and ___ most internal diseases sshereth. Lungs and j iioUlHSftn s HufPtiy |>nrtny chest aro snnnnsod to b» affected, la. Sec. rAOTITlON TO rURCHASEIlS. 87- 3waim's Panacea it in round bot tles, flutod longitudinally, with the follow ing words Mown 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 cannot be drawn without destroying the tig nature, without which none is genuine.— The medicine may consequently bo known to be genuine when my signetur.: is visible; to counterfeit which will he punishable as for- ** T^lte Public aro cautioned not to pur chase my Panacea except from mysolf, my accredited agents, or persons of known respectability ; and ait those wilt come qucntlf be without excuse, who shall pur ebaso from any other person. • 4 r—Prepared and sold at Swaim’s La boratory. South Seventh Street, next door to tho Philadelphia Baths.coriierofGeoiee and Seventh Streets, and sold hv every res pectable Druggist io the United States, PRICE Si PER BOTTLE To avoir! the many attempts that have Fresh Spices. 4 SUPPLY of fresh Spicer of all do- scriptinns, just teceived and for sale THOMAS M TURNER. Druggist, Opposite the Mansion House. den 81 Cologne Water, -a CASE ■ 150 dox. double extract, in small boxes, in elegant order, just receivod from Franco and for sate by A. PARSONS At the Eagle No 8, Gibbon's Range dee C O Sattinetts, &c. PS Fine Sattinetlt 80 do Common do Recede,'!°b Northern lin’d Cloth CHAMPION 3c I.ATHROP, No. 3 and 14( (Jii.bnn-, |j ull d ing . 0 Apples. Uhls now landing and for sale by PALME8 fit LEE, Exchange Dock. m*? or ’ n 6 for Spirits, £,'2;"' for *' 18 b » ,he «"• tn t. I,AY * HENDRICKSON. been made to tmposo upon the public,base imitations of this Celebrated Medicine, the subscribers hare made arrangements io keep on hand, a supply direct from the proprietor., The public may therefore rest assured that the Genuine Stoalm's Panacea can always he had gt their store warranted. A large supply of this Medicine has just been receired. Druggists & others through out the Stale, who purchase to tell again, canliavo It at a redne-d price. LAV St HENDRICKSON, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, 8 St 15 Gibbon's Buildings, jan 7 Susannah, (Geo.) Glass Lamps. A SUPPLY of Peg Lamps, for Can dlestickt Also, an assortment of small Chamber Lamps, yost received and for tale hy LAY & HENDRICKSON jan l* ' Hit Straw Paper. REAMS. Just received and w v for sale by ? n-,, ., ,, A. PARSON8, | ti •. Oibbon's Range. . Arrow Boot. Leghorn Hals. CASES of Ladies and Misses Leg- horn Dunttahle, just received and lor sale by M. PREN DERG AST, Shad's Building, Opposite Green & Pulaski Monument, ■dec II Sc-anoimuie Goods. * BUIE subscribers offer for sale any »' quantity ol all qualities of HEMP and TOW BAGGING, with best London manufactured Twine. Twilled Sacking and 48 Inch Hessians London Dock Brandy and Gin in pipes, lnmdon Routed Porter in casks, of qtt, nr pints. Scotch Rotiled Ale, and Crates ot Crockery Ware Superfine Cloths and t'asihnerei Blankets, Flannels, Baizes, and every ttlescriptiun of suitable, Bi itish Manufactured DRY GOODS. And case* of assorted Hardware, with a complete assortment of Italian, French, German and India. MILKS, are ordered to arrive early in September, so far as can be imported under the present existing prohibitory lairs, and will be for sale for cash at a liberal discount on regu lar prices, or on loon credit for approver! paper, or c*n be exchanged in baiter for Produce, Bank, Steamboat or Insurance Companv’t 8tocks of Georgia. LOW, TAYLOR & CO. (£^*A general assortment of Domestic Goods always for sale. •tig to . j/t The legal repre*enla- lives of Henry Sadler, deceased a nd it ay Sands, „ O N the petition of Edw?n It. Alberti, assignee of F.than 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 thessid Ethan, in the sum of eighteen thousand one hundred and eighty dollars for which they jointly and severally exe cuter] four prmnissory notes of snid Ethan, bearing said mhe.one of which wat fot the sum of four thousand two hundred dollars, and payable 12th Feb. 1C IT, one other for the sum of four thousand seven hundred \ ten dollars, payable 12th Feb. 1818, one other for four thousand four hundred end dollar*, payable !2*h Feb. tSI9. an.d the 4th and last note parable on the 1 -3th Feb. 1820, for the sum of four thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars, together making said sum of eighteen thousand one hundred and eighty dollars—the better to secure the payment of which sum of money the said Henry Ssdler, then in life, and R.iy Sands did on the 12th day of Februa ry , 1818, mortgaged to said Ethan, all that tract or parcel oHand on Crooked Creek in said county, called Greenfield plantation, containing twenty three hun dred and twenty five acres, more or less, urigiiuutv ersmori ro Dr. David fiimnnnr, beginning at a atake at Cranked Creek, running south 89* west 155 chains by land of John Clark and others, thence south t° east 150 chaits to the lands of James Moore, thence hy the same land now nr late of the estate of Samuel BraiUford, thence hv the same t<\ the place of begin- nfag—and »Uo one undivided fifth part of a tract of land, situated on, or near St Ma rys river. In the county aforesaid railed' and known by the name of Catfish Tract, ennieinioe in the whole seven ttnuiaiid fiva hundred aeri»« more or leas—and also forty one negro slave* therein enumerated with the conditions that the *aid money •hould be agreeable tn the tenor nf said note*, there set forth, paid, n» they respec tively become doe, and provding that said mortgage should not be foreclosed, until the lav payment was due and unpaid, and shewing that a part of said monev, to wit : eleven hundred and forty six dollar* and 46 cent*, beside iiuereai from the 18ih day of January 1826. remain* tin aid, praying the foreclosure of said moMgage —and on motion it it ordered that the le gal representatives of the said Ikiuy Sad ler, said Ray 8.mds all other* having claim to the said mortgaged promise* do pay in to this court, the said sum of eleven htvv died and forty six doll u* |6 cent*, and in terest from the said 18th Jail. 1826, and the co4H of this apid cation, within twelve months, otherwise llut the equitr of re dempt on of the sai l legal represent !lives of the said Henry Sadler,and the said Ray Sands, and of all other* claiming, or tc claim hy them or unde» the «aid llenry .-ad ler and Ray Sands, if. in, or to^the said mortgaged premise*, and to all and eveiy part thereof, be from hcncefoith, and for ever foreclotod. And it 1* further ordered that a copy of tills rule be published once a month for twelve month*, previous to the time appoin ted for the payment of said money, in one of the gazette* of this State. A true extract from the minutes of the Superior Court of Camden county, Novetn her the iOlh, 1890. ISAAC BAILEY, Clk. dec I 331ca§ Plains. FBSWO Bate* tnpr White Plains JL 4 do do Grog Domestic Juu received and for sale hv M. prenderoaEt. Shad', Bni'iiting, Oppcaile Green ee Pulaski Monument• d«*o 2 V *♦ ' •^85* ■* DUMFRIES REMEDY FOR THE PILESl (£>■ New case of a Cvnt. . Boston, November 24th. S IR, the Pile Ointment and Electuary I lately had ol you. has had an excel lent eflect. 1 have been troubled foi year* with the Piles, and have never found any remedy that would compare with yours — The late attack was a severe one, but the relief was almost immediate. I take great pleasure in communicating (his to you, for the benefit of any who ntay bo. suffering under so painful a disease. Mr. Kidder. T« !L The original Utter may is sem at the Counting Boom of the Proprietor. Q^The Proprietor ol this Medicine recommends it with the fullest confluence as one of »he most valuable remedies vet discovered for the cure of the painful and debilitating compliant of tho I’ile*. lie deem* it unnecessary to publish any other than the loregaing testimonial in its favour. Thi* remedy has inure perfectly answered the purpose for which tt is intended, than any other now in common use, and affords immediate vnd permanent relirj, both front the disorder itself, and its accompanying symptoms of pain in the loins, vertigo,head ache, loss of appetite, indigestion.and other marks ol debility. The reindv is quite innocent,and may be administered to all ages and both sexes. Plain and ample Dirri:tions % with a descrip lion of the i nrnnhini. "rcompsny *;;h package, which consist* ol tiro boxes, one containing an Ointment, and the other an Electuary. Price SI for both articles, or 50 cents where but one only is wanted. 0^* The above v duable Medicines itb prepared from the original MS. Recipe of the late Dr. W. T Conway, by T. Kidder. his immediate sur.ewwnr and the sole pro prietor. For sale (with all the other Con way Medicines,) at his counting room, in Chamber* over No. 99, next door to J. Kidder’s drug store, corner of Comt and Hanover rilreetj, near Concert llatl, Bos- tuit, ami aiso by LAY & HENDRICKSON, Nos* t and 15, Gibbons* building, Bavan- ii ih, Mule agent*' Observe that none aro genuine un less signed T. Kidder, on the outside prin ted wrapper. CC7* A U '/e discount raide to country Physician*, I tadert, &c» jan 10 7 Notice. F OUR Month, after Ante of this^nn- ties application will be mafic In the honor,'tlllo. the court of ordinal^ of. Liberty count/, for permission io tell a certain tract of land situate in Houston county in the fourth district, and designated in the plan of said district by the nunjber 85, drawn by Sown E Wilson, orphan pf James WII son, deceased, for tbe benefit ot said or. pbao. VVM. WILSON, Guardian. net 9 llobiuson’s Patent Barley and Groats. A superior article for making Gruel. Also—Beimude Arrow Root an old article for sale by A. PARSONS, At the Eagle No 8 Gibbon’s Range, nov 83 Notice. , , *77 nun months after dale application ■ -ill be made to the Honorable Ihe nferlor Court ot Chatham County, when silting for ordinfirv purposes for leave to sell a lot or land. No 138, lfilh district ol Houston county, belonging to the estate of Motes Herbert, for ihebonefil of iho heir, and creditors. * JOHN B. GAUDRY, Admr. nov *4 Canal aqd River Lumber. 90,000 7,'..“S ,31 inch boards (free from sap) 90,000 R. do Joist and Schilling 100,000 Shingles V 6 oo.oon pine Slaves For sale oo accommodating terms by EDSHA WYLLY, Twlgg’s wharf, adjoining the Canal, dec 29 si Lit Sp; ■ For Sale. ,a S ELEGANT and first rate Piano Fnrtet. for tale low, for cayli. Also, A Spanish Guitar, and selected Music. J A. BE AULA RD, dee 18 . tlfifl Sweet Oil. S UPERIOR Sweet Oil for (able ate, just received and for sale by T. M. TURNER. Druggist. Opposite Us, etaosino House. d«.W Champagne. ■* Oik DOZEN imported from Paris, L V first quality, forjiale by a. Parsons, D-cgi'i. at No 8 uiuiiuai Range nov 90 Butter, Flour & Tobacco. FIRKINS choice Goshen Bui- 30 bbls Canal Flour, 6. fl. B. & Co’t Brand 85 k|gs Tobacco, l6s"o Ihe pound Landing anil for sale bv GEO. HUNTINGTON. Savannah Poor House & Hospital. inSITlNG COMMITTEE for Jan. V and February. 1881. Messrs Jos. Camming and Francis Bor. rcl. Attending Physicians Drs Forth and Arpold. JOSEPH GUMMING, Sec’rr dec 80 . Christian Student. T HE < Itrittian Student, designed to ***i«t CltrUtuns in xeneral, in ac quiring religious knowledge, with v list ol booh* suitable lor a Methodist Library, bv Hev. Ke Bickerstctii- Ohservations on Pilassntinesas am! Grot Island* made in 1829, nf Rufus Anderson. ,e of the Secretaries of (he American Hoard of Commiftsionert for Foreign .Mis ions. A Vocabulary of the principal words in the New Testament, and a dictionary of proper names, with remarks on the whole, and upon each honk, and olhe.t helps for teachers of Bibbsth Schools. ^ Alexander’s pocket dictionary of the Holy Bible prepared fov 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 American, from fourth London Edition* jan It T. M. DRISCOLL. Suttinets. OS OX PCS of grey, blue and dark mix XSV ed Satlinets Juu received and for sale by M. PRBNDERGAST, r Shad’s Building, Opposite Green & Pulaski Monument. dec 84 MAHY’S APPROVED 8TR ,TM- KNING Plaster Cloth, Recommended by Dr. B- Rush, Dr n . S. Physick. and the most eminent of the Fa cully in ihe United States. . T tlS PI.AST' R CI.OTH h« by it, heneflrlnl effect* and -urnrising d’wrev. pr-ntred :!:r epprebeti.-s - -cnmiiivn-laiioo of the tnosi eraiuen’ Pliysl- e inis. (t its sore and safe remedy for ■••veter* ■ilv I'lcer*. all Sore, Wounds llolll.Q i it sr. Scrnfuls. Fistula, While Swelling,(1 it cers, Bur* Breasts, Bar. Legs, W-'Ulo -t, Felons, Cuts, Bruises. 8eald„ But '-. *1,1- tengers of lue Negmet.P tins lie llr-ast Weakness t-f ih. J in'* Spraltu, ''Mima liwr.Gout. Pains and Weakness ;n Ihe HRkind Loins. Il <« alsn' sec essfutly meoTnr ihn r.ui, of Corns, Frosled Feet, • Dressing Issues, &c &c. , * A Hill of Directions aceotnpan -a each Piaster—Small Size, 85 cemt, Middle do. 50 c * arge do. t dollar. , - / A t.pply of this celebrated Plaster ti just receired tod for tale by . . A. PARSONS, t No. 8, Gibbon’s Range, jan 18 . *~* Notice. i: A LL persons basing demands sgainst iSh. the estate of J. 8. Mel), will present then's duly attested within the time pre scribed by law. anVtbove ImWrted will make immediate payment io G. W. WALTUOUR, Ex’r. jan? ’ ", Bar Lead. 6 KEGS Bar Lead 109 ib. each, for tale br » •' HALL, SHAPTEJldsTUPPER- dec 88 Fruit and Cordials. C ASKS assn,led .French |Cot- I*; do brandy Peaches f uu ;..usir«a Limes Capers and Olijes, for sale hy A. PARSONS. Drag gist, nor 30 No 8 Glblion’i Range. Tooili Brushes. AN ASSORTMENT ol 5. 4, and 3 row Tooth Brushes. Taylor’s make, just received and for sale by T. M. TURNER. Druggist. Opposite tbe Mansion (loose, dec. 87 Straw Huts' . CA83S of Ladies and Aliases Straw -W Dunstables, inst receired and for tala by H.PRENDE ROAST. Shad’s Building. Opposite Green tt Pulaski Monument. A il .ijsiS- * - • •ggSi&f' Shillings, Sheetings* and Ticks. A A ARES and bales of bleached * 1 unbleached Shirtings and Sheelings - 8 cases cotton Ticks of various qn;d': Received by Ute arrivals and for sale low hy tn* piece or package, b? NORTON tt FUT.TjRR, in IS Skate Buildwg. Pickled Herrings. J UST received, 188 bblaeffretL per- ed Herrings; for tale by CANDLER & DAV3PSO.N. {to IT * '4;-- • ;

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Daily Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1839, January 24, 1831, Image 1