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Newspaper Page Text:. No.27 ... ,..Vol. Xx\n\ TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1, 1831. Whole No... 6817 Miff I • nr Oiim'1 Paint Pig'lM RHEUMATIC PILLS: I jlnpPARKO br KZHA DEAN, Bid- for tlie diieoreiy of .which ■ J$5 a Pa«"'t s'm’ned by the Pre.i r ih« United States. : J&I «bo dUo-ders -hlcin ha^ paid rticuiar attention to. Hi the Rheumatism * ...iMt appearances, this being a 'l| a jnt «mch' much prevails in the Dis- rtfMaio'J, where I resido.and one seem understood by the fnculty (ae ihst^tnan 'become useless befoie their L*J ( „re half expended^ h F,-this disorder I now offer the public a 1 "certain and effectual preventive and latilo spirit* well snook together, and half a table spoon rubbed on the part twice a day is the best thing 1 ever forud. In cases of the chronic kfod where the blood is cold and stagnant, by taking ihe pills first to quicken the blood, Aioie bene fit will be found from bleeding. It is in general as necessary to bleed in the chro nic as the other; I have had cases where it has been of many years standing, tint I found In the coursoof the cure five or six bleedings to be absolutely necy. By taking these pills people will ft.id bleeding to do them more good and bear it better than without them. Spasms, or cramps will be found to yield to their operations. As to spasms, I con Dr. Phelp’s Arcanum, F OIt ihe removal and cure of Rlieti mat ism; Bcrophula; Symphiln ; Jaun lice oi Liver Complaints; Diseases ol the Skin, Stomach, &c. ; Mercurial A (lections; supertici<il and deep sealed Ulcerations; a Renovator of the Vitiated Fluids of the Body, especially the blood ; and in fact a Regenerator of Emaciated and deranged Constitutions COMMKNDATORY TESTIMONIALS Boston, November 3u/h, 1828. In giving an opinion of any specific medicine, the motive by which every mem her of the community should be governed is, the known superior value the article Fresh Garden Seeds. unuE subscriber has just received an JL assortment of Fresh Garden Suds, "itaitultmuy be undm.loo.l that all V ‘. •„ will or ipay bo cured’, as when cn is broken down, the vital fcl u nrimpauod, or the joint dislocated 1 , Herd motionless, and modes or tu .formed upon them,or the cords shrunk "the muscles perished ; for these are esses and cannot always he bat Often however helped by perse T«““; it to be supposed that cases of , rear! standing withontfthese effects Lcared at once, where the habit has »m« assimilated to the italpre of the Wrim. for in C " 5M " ,ol « Lit of lbs body and quality or the blood Lite changed, winch must be the work sider mom r.f the nature of tlto then i' oi9 . e ““ ‘o any uther medicine designed nialisin, for I conceive it to arise from i '<>”'""1" purposes, and tin-benefits which the same causes, viz. wet and cold : it fre. ( w 1 naturally accrue to the public or that 1die Rheumatism. I conceive there L an acrimonious state of the blood, Ihi-H (ailing in particular upon the parts Vrcted.caases the vatiotts symptoms where Ittkccomplaint i* known, fThe rheuinaliam has generally been dt led into two kinds, viz. the chrome and kiioiatery. ... TToe chronic frequently succeeds the her, or lather lilts chronic remains when i. inflammatory symptoms subside. The .tonic is known hy pain, stiffness,'dec [ Tin iniltmmalory hy the appearance of lor. with pain, swelling, heal, redness, Indernes, sensibility to cold, &c. The chronic is apt to last many years, L not itiifrequenily rlestroy the use ol the us epee which it fails—this is much the j.i difficult of cure. j I The inflammatory is hardly ever dange hi while ill that state, except it falls on Je vital*. I Rheumatic pains will generally bn dis- I'tiisliod fmmoiher pains, by thoir being sne iu damp weather and before a storm. Ki'i hy tlwir frequent change of place. qucntly attends the rheumatism, and gcnei ally affects the same constitutions, and I have found the iamo remedies to equally rolieve. Fitts of various kinds 1 have known to be perfectly cured by these pills. The rheumatic pills, which I now offer the pnhlic for trial, will Le-found, for com mon use, the most safe, effectual and plea sant physic over offered, being composed entirely of vegetable materials, they do not predispose to take cold hke other phv sic, may be taken any time, they give an appe ite assist disgestion, and carry off all crudities from the stomach. They may bo taken by females iu circumstances to great advantage. If on taxing cold a few of these pills taken on going to bed, they will he found to operate kindly the next day. and carry oft anv bad effects which might have mained of such cold if they had not been taken. Families will find by a free use of these pills, that one half, at least, of the usual services of the Physicians may be dispensed with, and at the same time get rid of many chronic complaints, which cause many to drag out an unhappy life. EZRA DEAN. Certificates are in possession of the sub srriber of many cutes, those pills have per formed. A supply of those celebrated pills is just received and lor sale hy • mu unv A. PAKSON3, Af thf! Eagle No 8 Gibbon's Range, jan. *7 S3*n Rowland’s Kalydor FUR THF. COMPRKXIOS. PERSONA!, COMPORT AND AT- TRACTION ARRANTED perfectly innoxious yet wonderfully efficacious in pro part of it in pursuit of health. I have for many years been alarmingly affected with a mercurial rheumatic disease, with ulcers in the throat, and on many parts of the surface of the body, which h ive confined me to my room and bed. No medical aid that was attainable ha3 been negl cted hut all to no remedial purpose. The i lady progressed, bidding defiance to medi cine and the most approved prescriptions. All the popular nostrums of the day I ha tried, among which I u*»-d upward of nine ty bottles oj Swaim's Panacea without bene fitting me in the least I applied to Dr. Phelp3 a few mouths ago, who, notwitl standing the unfavorable indications of tin* case and the u.iyieldinv disposition of th disease, p oposed the use of the Arcanum. together with the observance of the gener al advice and directions emit bned in the pamphlet, and hy taking six bottles of the same. I say without hesitation that all the symptoms of disease have disappeared, and it is with pleasure and gratitude I now ac knowledge it. CLABOTNE W. ADAM.3. Rochester, Dec. Of A, 1818. Dear Sir—No apology was necessary for the favor of the medicine you forward cd me some mouths ago 1 can assure you. I have given tlie Arcanum an impartial and thorough trial in such diseases as ap peared to ino the most unmanageable, and it is no encomium when I say it is superior to .iny article or medicine known to me for combating Rheumatism. Syphilis. Scro phula and other almost inveterate diseases. You have been extremely foitunate in com pounding a medicine worthy of confidence and patinnage, though characteristic of your professional resources. Yours with respect, W. BRINCKERHOFF. m.d. Hillsboro\ Ga. Sept. 13d, 1826 Dear -*!»—The medicine you for which are warranted very superior and of this years' grow tit. viz: Marrowfat, Early Charlton, Prussian Blue. Early l>*arf,& Early Frame Peas Drumhea 1, Early York, Sugar Loaf. and Green *<avoi Cabbage Large Blood and Red Tuniin Beet Scarlet Turnip and long Scarlet Rad dish Early Dutch, Large Noifulk and Rui abaga Turnip Round and Prickly Spinaee lec, Imperial and Cabbage Leltace Red and White Oniom White Solid Collety* Parsnip Curled Parsley Orange Carrot, &e. fio. For sale at the lowest market price by THOMAS M. TURNER, Druggist, Opposi-e the >1 msion House. dee 7 Just Received, A PLEASANT REMEDY FOR CORNS! ft has now been known for years, that the ALU!OS cons PLASTER, A ** FOllDcJ immediate relief, and ef m. feet* * c-itdin cme for. Corns. By is application according to accompanying lirections, the Corn is softened, aUcnuat- I, »nd drawn out hy the roots, without die least pain, of any of the trouble and danger attending the hazardous and inef- factual practice ol extracting the Corn by mere cutting. The following instances, from many others of a similar character, Sufficiently attest to the superior efficacy of the Albion Corn rinster: Mr. Farrar, of Boston, was a number of ve-.irs distressed (»v a very painful Corn bad applied every thing recommended without effect, and was rendered a perfect cripple. On applying ibis Plaster h*» was o^rler tly cured of his Corn, and freed ftoni Camden Superior Court. ROPRMRF.R TF.UM. 1830. Edwin It. AD.ersi. ns signet; of Ethan Clark, ulat- Brought to Jail. I N Savannah on the 16th inst. a muh to man who says his name is WLI* LIAM and that h ; be'ongsto Jas. Clark of Richmond County, who resides about SO miles above Augusta, that he ranaway a limit three weeks ago, ho is 5 feet & inches high and about £1 years of age. JNO. I. DEWS, b. c. c. apnl 27 * i Ini Brought to Jail. I N Savannah on the. l^th inst. ft negro man who nays liis name is POMPY, and that he belongs to Mrs Catharine Mc- Murphy, of Fidgeficld District fc3.»C. that h>' tanaway about one tntfhth ago. He is 5 feet 2 inches high and about SO years ol age. JOHN I. DEWS, Sheriff, c. c. sept SO rule The lr:nl representa tive* of Ifenrv Sadler, deceased and Rav Samis, rho petition of Ed.'in It Mh<*it». * 9 assignee of fljl.an Clark. she*i..:' that lle-ir* S«<Jler, laic of Camden count v, deceased, io his life time, together with Ray Sands, of same county, to wit: or. the I2t*h day of February 1816, being indebted to the said Ethan, in the sum of eighteen thousand ono hundred and eighty dull for which they jointly nnd severally cxe Quled four promissory notes of said Ethan, hearing said dale,one qf which was foi the sum of four thousand two hundred dollars, and payable Hth Feb. 1C 17. one othpr for the sum of four thousand seven hundred A: ten dollars, payable 12th Feb. 1818, one other for four thousand four hundred and A gentleman of Greenfield was years af- fli'-.tef with a very painful corn, nnd was cored by uun S»ux, after every other piaster > hpen tried to no purpose. Mi. Cutler, of Boston, was cured of a •I*'.!.‘nine corn by one box. Certificate.—To those afflicted with corns n their feet, I do certify, that 1 have used lie .Albion Corn Plaster with complete sue ess. Before 1 had used one box, it com pletely cured a corn which hart troubled fhr many years. I make this public for the benefit of those afilicled with that pain fill complaint. fStgncd) \VM. Ell AW. Fhi'hiug, Long Island, Feb. 28. (Price 50 cents a box.) Brought to Jail. I N .Savannah on the 29th inst. a negro in m who says his name is JACK Wi'L L1AMSON, and that he belongs to James Marlin, of New Echota, Cherokee Nation that he ranaway on the 5tli inst. He is 5 feet 5U-4 inches high and about45 years of ago. JOHN I. DEWS, Sheriff, c. c. sept SO DUMFRIES REMEDY FOR THE PILES/ (£5* New cask of a Cube. Boston, November lAth. £4 IU, the Pile Ointment and Electuary W l lately had ol von, has had an excel sen dollin, payable Uih Fcl). 1819, and Mpl effect. I bavo beeu troubles! foi y the 4th and last note payable on the 12lh I »<«h the File., and have no er found any Ihe slTectml. tlie hack being often attack- Itety wddeiil, “lien lif'ing .nine small §i;!n. This is called Lnmbage |T!i ■ kips and shon'ders ti’O very liable lit. fr.'quH'ntlv lasting many year*, somr rendering them entirely useless.— Ibm in the hips it is called Sciatica. . . Ifi (renu»»nUy attacks the head, causing Tuts, tnotluthes, sick or nervous head Pie*. diMinevs, coldness, pain, &c. TIir nock often experiences Its effects. The -stomach frequently is a»tacked, pro ring pains, cramps, 3tc. which some lei prove* fatal. [The bowel* are often attacked, causing Mate diohes. lie ti’ie* likewise ore often attacked, in; pains of long standing. freely any part of the body is exempt during a Delicate IVhite Seek. Hand anil I wanted .it my request was duly received! Arm. and Beautiful Bloom to the Complex \ j HV0 ta ^ en f our hollies of it, and the , thoroughly extermiii iiin? Eruptions. „,her two a neighbor of mine has taken for Tan. Pimples, Freckles, Redness, mid all a disease similar to my own. My expec tation* have been more than tealized in Feb. 1810, for the sum of four iboussnd I remedy shot wuuld cuinp.ire wilh Vours.- Imperfections; prodne: Delicate White Skin, and Juvenile Bloom J t », 0 Arcanum, for every svmptom of a liver to the Complexion; pn-serving die Beauty I or bilious affection has vanished, and as . - - . affection ..... of the Skin during the Hrat of Summer, | ^hakspeare says, Richard's hhnstlf airain. prfpiid LnJonhtedljr the procuring cause of the ut is cold and wet. How they l»un the body in producing the if ler, wliotlier hy obstructing perspira i, ami thereby retaining something acri am, and projudici.il to the system or wayx, is not mateiial; our business is pcint out Imw the causes may bo avoid the remedies wjicn it has.taken ffords 'Soothing Relie f in c.i*es of Sun bums, stings of Bisects, or any inflamma tions. It immediately allays the smarting irritably of the skin diffusing a Pleasing Coolness truly comfortable and refreshing; affords soothing relief to Ladies nursing their offspring; wananted perfectly innox ious for the most delicate Lady cr Infant. To Gektleuek after Shaving and Travelling in Sun and Dust, it allays the iiritating and smarting pain, and renders the skin smooth and pleasant. Just received and for sale bv A. PAR80N9, No 8, Gibbtn's ltange. jan 22 x*. the emit e r. ,,a * ’ wbofl ' "«' , it doot * .n on; Jontnt I [ )int« erU |J thiible* Dr. l*° osvoid Rhouniattsm therefore, avoid d and wet, by guarding the feet with is or over shoes, esp.'cUiiy if m | hihit of standing on damp ground— ‘ retting in room* immediately after ngs ant to cool too suddenly, espe |lj •hen sweaty. V person does not take cold when he is fly »t work, for then the blood is in free ■w, bv which so much heat is «enera liirowu out that the effects of cold tt et a; plied to the body is effectually iuernctcd; ir)d ole eentnn 4 ’, T.KIDP 1 f “ *hen a person leaves off work that in »|it to take cold, hy not cover I'Don cn-'.!igh or standingor sitting too R iftcr leaving vo.k. Rheumatic hah wear flannel next the body, anil I damp weather woolen stockings, u much as possible avoid wading Jetting iu fresh water, cxcepLoccasion [tobathe and then the body should hu * P c, f«ctly dry before the clothes are CrtflilN IffllO SJ. ^ i J 'A N. fl«*' ups. w»it.. [itD’K L ‘- V dii****;. children are in the habit of being i m frefti water they are liable to rln u c 'luordeis and to have bad sores form lc,r ‘ ,m . commonly called fever sores, i are of a rliumaiic nature; they fre 1 y affs*ct the bone and cause iticura L utn»-ne**. 'h««matisin as well as many other ,<:M hereditary or handed down |» ud-h | 0 chiliL am | those are much 'h.licult of cure. "■ g<»ui | consider nearly allied or of ni *ittie of the rheumatism; the i niinmlie* I have f.iund to answer Ct 3 1 tell for both. “Hies for the rhettmaiitir may bo "»to internal and extern <1. Aj an 1 remedy 1 recommend these l*i!U. . not to be supposed that one or two sc .' l> » cure, especially in ’ ,,r .’*tt afi<;r the cure is perform n ""' 10 >>*»« it »c»in; for nil- • uUa D prvidneo liU- ^fleets l»m c ‘ rcam 'tooces; but l. .eeping •tii...* .. a l* er,on a «d taking a dose '2<Sold and feeling rheumatic pains 0 f, K nKHl certainly prevent the set ncm on in J particular part of the British Anticeptic Denti frice. F OR cleansing, whitening, and pre serving the Teeth and Gums. The Br Anticeptic Dentifrice which the present propiiulur wishes most particularly tore commend to the attention of the public, is perfectly exempt from ail thoseaetda whieh iu general form the basis of tooth powders in conunun use, and which, although they may whiten the teeth for a short time, must inevitably destroy the Enamel by their deleterious action on this beautiful covering of tlie teeth. The. conscquenco is that the Enamel which it the shield pro video by nature to protect tiie spongy ami nervous interim! structure, isjraptdly cor roded by these acid ingrepientt, become more discoloured than ever, and exposes the inner portion of the too h to caries ami a rapid and certain decay. By the use of tlie British AnticepBc Dentifrice, in the morning, as occasion may require, with a brush moderately hard, and cold water.the accumulation of Tartar **lucli w ill not on ly be prevented, hut the teeth tendered beautifully and permanently white, nn .l the gums restored to that freedom from %ore- ness, that turdue** and efllnrescenco which are the suretest of their he.iltny *tnte, and the liest guarantee of that natmal fragranr# of the breath which can m ver be expected in connection with foul teeth and *corhu nc, unhealthy gums. (Price 50 cents a box.) A supply of this celebrated dentifrice, just received ami for *ale hv LAY & HENDRICKSON. Gibbons• Buildings. jan Id ^ My neighhor i* rapidly improving also,— It is a duty you owe invalids, and the pub lie to preparo this medicine and give it ex tensive circulation, for yeti may be assured there is not a medicine in my knowledge equal to it in chronic diseases. Lay all medical scruples aside, and let the public have a medicine that merits its upproba | f orty -w**. -W. S. IIAY, M. d. tt ’“‘ : " Shrewsbury, Mass. Dec. tvth, 1829. In adding mv testimony to the already overwhelming evidences of the efficacy of the Arcanum in chronic rhciimati»m and other stubborn dtr-cascs. I am actuated by no other inotiies than those of ende.ivoilng to extend the benefit to such us a*a sins; tarty affected, and the expression of my giaiitude to l)i. I*helps. For fifteen years I have been laboring under a painful and ted 5 ons rheumatism, to that degree I could not raise my right hand to my head. I have also been great |y troubled with a gravel affection of the kidneys and other urinary organs, which have become very much relieved, if not radically cured, hy this medicine. The rheumatic affection has entirely subsided and there tie no symptoms of a recurrence of the disease. I have employed for years the mo^t emi nent physicians within my knowledge with I out any permanent alleviation whatever, and l had come to the conclusion there was no help for me, and gave ap tli« use of medicine and medical prescriptions. Und»-r these circumstance* I commenced taking the Arcanum, and 1 would assure invalids that in consequence of the cura live effect i* had upon myself I have the best of reason* for recommending the same as a sate and powerlnl rem-'dy. JOHN HIGH \KDSON. {T^ The price tier bottle is grt. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. An attempt his been made in Boston to imitate oi cuunte*f u *hi* medicine; there for*, to prevent extensive Iraud and impo sili »n, the public is advised nf the fa-1 — None is to be considered genuine, unless obtained of tne inventor, his acknowledged or special Agents M £7* A supply of this faluabie medicine iuM received and for sale by LAY & HENDRICKSON, jan 23 Agents eight hundred and fifty dollars, together making said sum of eighteen thousand one hundred and eighty dollar*^—the belter to secure the payment of which su in of money the said Henry Sadler, then in life, and Ray Sands did on the 12th day of Fchrua ry, 1816, mortgaged to said F.'han, all that tract or parcel of laud on Crooked Creek in said countv, cal : cd Greenfield Dtantation, containing twenty three hun dred and twenty five acres, more or less, originally granted to Dr. David Oliphant, beginning nt a Make at Crooked Creek, running •autb 89» west 155 chains by land of John Clark and others, thence south 1° east ISO chains to the lands of James Moore, thence bv the same land now tir late nf toe estate of Samuel BraiLford liicnce by the same to the place of begin n ing—and xlso otic undivided fifth p<irt of a tract of land, situated on. or near St Ma rys ri‘er, in the county aforesaid called and known by the name of Catfi'h Tract, containing in the whole seven thousand •»st acre* more or less—and a!«o negro slaves therein enumerated, ;Oii.titi(Mi» tlmt >ho said money should hw agreeable to the tenor ol slid notes, there set forth, paid, a* thev respec tively become due, and prnv.dttig that .said mortgage should not he foreclosed, until the la»» payment was due and unpaid, and shewing that a part tit said mom*,-, to wit ; eleven hundred and fori* six dollars and 48 cents, beside* interest from the 18th day of January. 1826. remains un aid.and praying the foreclosure ol said nm.tgage —and on motion it is ordered that the le gal lOpreseutaliVM of Mo; «aid lk*nry Sad ler. said Kay Sands another* h iving claim to the said mortgaged premises do pay in to this court, the said sum of eleven lino dyed .mil forty dnii :r« cents, ami iu lorest from the said I Bill Jail. 1826, and the costs of this npirlication, within twelve months; otherwise that the equity of re- demotion of the sai l legal representatives of the said Henry Sadler,and the said Ray Sands, and of all others claiming, nr to claim by them or under the said Henry Sail !cr and Ray Ss.idx, if. in, or to, :bc said mortgaged promises, and to all and eveiy part thereof, he from henceforth, and for ever foreclosed. * And it is liirltier ordered that a copy of this rule be published once a month for twelve months, previous to the time appoin ted for the payment of said money, in one of the gazettes of this Cute. A true extract from the minutes of th' Buperiui Court of Camden county, No?eiq her the 10th, 1880. ISAAC BAILEY, Clk. dec 1 £31ca§ Brought to Jail, f N Savannah on the 8th inst. a mulatto man who says his name is JERRY, that ho belongs to.Russel Jones.of Jackson younty Georgia; tHsst he innnw.ty about the 15th of August last, he ! .n 5 feet 8 3 4 inches high and about years of a?c. JOHN I. DEWS, Sheriff c. c._ oct 12 Brought to Jail, G“N Savannah, some time aeo, a negro EL man who say* his name is JOHN and that he belongs to General David Taylo of Burke County, Georgia, lie is f» feet II inches high and about 48 years of age; lie has lost ell the toes of his left foot. JNO. 1. DEW9, s. c. c. jan 13 . 10 The late attack was a severe one, but the relief was almost immediate. I take great pleasure in communicating this to you, for the benefit of any who may be^ suffering under so painful a disease. Mr. Kidder. T. H. The original teller may be seen at the Counting Room of the Proprietor. l£7*Th® Proprietor of thU Medicine recommends it with tlie tiniest confidence as one of ihe most valuable remedies .yet discovered for the cure of the painful and debilitating compliant of the Tiles. He deems it unnecessary to publish any other •ban the foregoing testimonial in it* favour. This remedy has more perfectly answered the purpose for which it is intended, than any other now in common use. and affurils iiiunediute vnrt permanent rciiej, botli from the disorder itself, and its accompanying symptoms of pain in tho loins, vertigo,head ache, loss of appotite, indigestion,and other marks of didnlity. Tim remdy is quite innocent,and may be administered to all ages and both sexc* Plain and ample Directions, with a descrip tiun of the tompiami, accompany each pickugft. which consists of two boxes, one containing an Ointment, and the other an Electuary. Price g! for both articles, or 50 cents where hut one only is wanted. fCT-' The above valuable Medicine* are piep.tied from the o.iginai MS. Recipe oi the late Dr. W. T Conway, bv T. Kidder. his immediate successor and the sole pro prietor. For saic (with ail the other Coil- way Medicines.) n tus counting room, in Chamber* over No. 99, next door to J, Kidder’s drug store, corner of Coirl and Hanover Sireou, near Concert liali. Bus- mii, and also hv LAY & HENDRICKSON, 2 and 15. Gibbous* building, Savan. lull, sole agents »,* Observe that none arc genuine un Its* signed T. Kidder, on the outside prin ted wrapper. 07* A large discount made to countrv Phjr .iciins. Tudsfi, ffcc. MAIIY’S APPROVED iTRF.NUTH ENIN'. Plaster Cloth, Recommended by Dr. B. Rush, Dr P. S. Physick. and the most eminent of the Fa cull ./ in the United States T ills PLASTER CLOTH has by its beneficial effect* and surprising Cures, procured the. approbation and Re- i.lutiwu wf slic iiiuai ctllilieili Tiiyai* cians. < It is a sure and safe remedy for inveter ate I leer*, all Sores, Wounds, Hoils.Quin sy, Scrofula, Fistula, While Swelliug.Can cors, Bore Breasts, Bore Legs. Whitlows, Felons, Cuts, Bruises, Braids, Burns, Ma« lengers of the Negroet.Pains in the Breast Weakness of the Joint*, Sprains, Rhettma tiMn, Gout, Pains and Weakness in the Back and Loins. It is also successfully used fnr the cure of Corns, Frosted Feet, Dressing Issues, &c. &c. A Bill of Directions accompanies each Plastei—Small Size, 25 cents, Middiedo. 50 cts. Large do. I dollar. A supply of this celebrated Plaster it tan 18 A. PARSONS. No. 8, Gibbon’s Range. i -uy BMP Paints, Oil, Glass, Turpen tine, &c. . 'BAA KEGS 1st quality White JLv®\r Lead in Oil 30 kegs Spanish Brown Lead in oil 30 canister* Verdigris ground 2, 4 & 6 lb each 15 bids Bpirits Turpentine [qual. 100 boxes Window Glass 8 by 10, 1st 100 do do dc 10 by 12, do Notice. F ROM and after lliis dal# the Sa.an nail l.ibruiy for llio dcli.ery of books, will be open on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 3 so 5 o'clock, F. M- Individual, nol .hare holder, can hare tlie me of tlie Library on the following rhi 'i!. , mMn, m,n y * re nisde use Him' „ • a: ' , * n *>Re. bin in inflanmato Rad .ULl 'C 1 * u,e un,il Dlood is U L i!, t „ * . 'r ,r ** 1 r opened by the r """mens mad. 0 r sweat nil |d's<t'.» i (*"* c,m ph«r made An. l“-**d ion; lUeu add t pan, of so lo 10 by C libl. Linseed Oil hvjffme ordes For »alo loa< by LAY & HENDRICKSON. jan 22 Notice. F OUR month, after dal. -.pplicalion will bo made to the llonnraide llm Infeiior Coon of die county of Effingham for leave to sell th. real estate belonging to Willie 3jAer, dec'd. hi. of the said counts for ilia benefit of tlie lieira an.l creditors ol mid estate JAB SPIER, E*’r. ooi 3 Shingles, Staves, Ranging Timber and Sawed Lumber. T HE Subscriber lias on hand and of fers for sale on the most reasonable Sis terms. For one year, <• 8 month, <* Any period les, than one year S3 P er month. . •rsotn holding hooks belonging to ■>rarymre requested to retain them without delay. _ . WM MOREL, Librarian. S. L. sept *3 Notice 4 LL persons having demands against she cute of J. 8. Melt, will present them duly attested within th. time Seasonable Goods. r JNl!E subscriber* offVn for sale I quantity ol all qualities of 1IF.^ nisi! TOW BAGGING, with bust London manufactured Twine. Twilled Sacking and 42 Inch Hessians. London Dock Brandy and Gift in pipes. London Bottled Puflef iu Cuaka, uf qii* or pints. Scotch Bottled Ale. and Crates of Crockery fVare Superfine Cloths and <-asshneres Blankets, Flannels, Baizes, and every description uf suitable. Biitish Manufactured DRY GOODS. jan Shi|‘m£*> Sheetings, and Ticks. ASKS and hales of hlpached a 1 unbleached Shirtings and Sheetings 5 caifs ctnton Ticks of vaiiousqu rti Ilf'S Received hy i ile arrivals and for sale low hy tho piece or paehuge, hv NORTON v Fl’l LER. jan 12 ShnA's Building term* 1,000,000 feet ranging Timber, van ous lengths from 12 to 20 inches square 100,000 feet (flooring or quartered boards, from 12 to 20 feet long, I 1-4 inches thick and 5 to 7 in ches wide 100,000 feet inch boards 120,000 red oak and white oak staves 75,000 pine staves 200 000 shingles boated and rafted Together, with a large^uantity of joists and scantling of various sixes, andtsdailv receiving rafts of different descriptions of Lumber, orders for Lumber either in town or plantations promptly executed- ^ dec 20 240 SAMUEL J. BRYAN. nary of Chatham County, for leave to sell the following property—being a part of the real estate of tho late D. A. Strohhar, viz: ooe half of lot and improvements laying in the city of Savannah, Brvan srreet, O- giethorpe ward, known in the plan of said city, as lot no 16, also, one half, of the southern half, of the western hall, of lot, in Ewcnibuig city of Savannah, being one fourth of said lot. Sold for the benefit of heirs and creditors. RICHARD A. BIRD, dec 8 Administrator, Nolice, F OlJR mcn*hs »ft* r date, or plication will be m.ilo lo the Infeiini Couit, ofChathzm County, when sitting foi oidi nary purpose., for leave to sell, that tract of land known as No. 43, SUi district Cow- j? CPtT&tJB ifc A- E. Donald woke immediate payment to . G. W. WALTUOUR, Eg’r. son, minor. jan 7 ’ BENi. EWD. STILES, Guardian nov 44 And cases of assorted Hardware, with a complete assortment of Italian, French, German and India. SILKS, are ordered tn arrive early in September, so far as nan be iinported'under the present existing prohibitory lows, and will be for sale for cash at a liberal disrount on regu lar prices, ur on long credit lot approved ’pnpci, or can be exchanged in barter for Produce, B nk. Steam boat or liuiirauco Company's Stocks of Georgia. I/1W,TAYLOR &CO. . Q3*»A general assortment of Domestic Gum's alw ays for tale. Notice. P OUR months after date application will be made to the Court of Ordi Notice. A LL persona having demands against ilL the estate of Josiah Wilson, late of Notice. F OUR month* aft**! date ai'ph'dtioa will dir* made to the Ifonoialde tho Inferior Court of Chatham County, when silting for ordinary purports for leave to sell a lot of in’ d, Nu 138, IS'h district ol Houston county, belonging to the estate of Moses Herbert, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. JOHN B. GAUDRY Admr. nov 24 Liberty county deceased, will please pre sent them duly attested. And those in debted will make payment te ELIAS FORT, Ek’or, dee" 24 *" fL Treasurer’s Office. Novksibeh 1, 1830. FM*1IE average price of Flour duriogtlie S last month being J8 per barrel ol IBS lbs. Dread for the present mouth must svetah a. follows,viz: It 1-* cebts Loaf 31b, lll-to* d 1-4 “ “ I “7 3 4 •• Of which all (lakers and st Hess of Bread .ill taka dne Notice.-- no* 3 M. \V. STEWART,«. T. Bank of Darien. D ividend No xv^Th. Board o( Director, of this Bank, havts this day declared a Dividsndont of the profit, of the Institution, foe the last Ax months oft per cent, on the anioqnt of Cspiul Stock paid in, which will be p*yable on and after the 30tb January, IES0. to tho Stockholders or their legal representative,. EBENEZER 8. REE8. Casb’r. Bank of Darios, Dec 0, 1330, ■tec 13 It » •' £»avanaah Poor House Sc H A V isiting Committee a* Jan. and Febsuary, 1831. Messrs Jas. Cummins and Frsnct, So-, rel. Attending rbyslcians DrsFurth end Arnold. JOSEPH CUMM1NG, Sec ry dec 30 j-. 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Georgia Historic Newspapers

Daily Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1839, February 01, 1831, Image 1