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No. 42 VOLUME XXX.
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WEOJYESDA'Y AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 20, 1833.
Whole no.—9144.
lit
To Rent.
od the Bay next the Georgian
Ft
“‘>4
Brandy, Wine, Butter,&c.
jfitaSsfeS 7 srws
P ■ 10 J casks Wine
16 firkin* Goshen Butter
5 £ bbD Family Pork
5 bbls smoked Beef
4 hlids Bacon '■*
20 boxes Fay’s Soap
3 eases Ready made Clothing. Land
ing from brig Georgia, from Near Yoik,
For sale by
Office. For terms
J B. BERBER 1
apply to
,T &co.
Aulgusta and Savannnah
,rl Stage.
DAILY STAGE MNE.
THE SAVANNAH
DAILY STAGE
LINE is in complete
older aod now running regnlarly lca,l “*
Savannah every afternoon at3 o elocW.a|ld
irrivingin Augusta every of ernoon atS
/clock—and leaving Augusta every evon-
; „g at half past 9 o'clock, and arriving to
Savannah every evening at 11 o ciock—
hus travelling over a distance of 183 miles
o lesa time tiian any other Line ■ a
3oulh. The Stages are good and com
'ortableand the driven Heady and expe-
’ienced. tlie hones excellent and in fine
rder, and the accommodation on tho road
ticIt as cannot fail to *>*‘"8
Tlie Fare through is TEN DOLLARS,
—.i.l.rablv less than on any Southern
WILLIAM SHANNON, Proprietor.
oct 13 cut I®*
NOTICE.
F OIIlt months after date, application
will be made to the Honorable the
untie sof the Inferior Court ofEffingham
■onnty, for leave to sell, 290 acreg lying
n KlTinghaincounly,joining lands of Lewis
Weil man, Wade Si Skinner’s old field, be-
2 a part of 4113 acres; the property of
,e orphaus ofGideon Zipperer.
OliO. PO VLEDGE, GuaruiaU.
dec 6 831
NOTICE
r-,o|1R months from the date hereof,
application will be made to the
lnnorable the Inferior Court of Chatham
:ounty, when sitting for ordinary purpo
or leave to sell a Tract ol Land, lot no.
10, first district of Habersham county, for
lie benefit of Ann Catherine Jnne Spool
ing nud Mary Martha, orphans of Beuja-
iuE. Douglass, deceased.
CATHARINE DEAltING,
Guardian.
fcbll 35
NOTICE.
ffjlOUR mouths after date, application
If/ will be made to the Inferior Court
f Chatham county, when lilting for or
Unary purposes, for lease to sell a trad
inary purposes
f Land in Chatham county, contaiuing
,01) acres, and a Lot of Land in Monroe
ounty, in the 5th District, containing 2021
jeres, the property of the estate of Jo-eph
1. -IlcCleran, deceased, for the benefit ol
:he heirs and creditors of eaid estate.
JAMES WALLACE,
Admin’or Jos. H- McCteran.
oct 30 199 •
jan 19
J. n. HERBERT &co.
Hi
H^baje Oil.
f|lVVELVfci Hundred gallons Whale
.1. Oil. Landing from brig Georgia,
for sale by
HAZARD &DENSLOW.
jan 21 17
JNevv Baltimore Hams.
O NE Thousand five -hundred lbs small
Baltimore cured I la is, received
per sebr Alert, aud for sale by
feb 14
37
W. Z. HALL.
lOjOOOim
SHARE MOULDS & STEEL.
> si.are moulds
! tuns British &
German steel
1 ton cast steel
Received, and for sale Ly
N. B. & II. WEED,
jan 17 !4al
CAST&WKOUG IT NAILS \
SPIKES.
9 A casks cut nails, assorted 3d
to 40d
20 do wrought do 4 to 20
•5 do hinge ami rivets'
50 do wrt spikes, assorted 3| to 8 in
50 do cut spikes, 4 to G inches.
3n do cut brads, 6d to 20d
10 do «!?.?* n»»!? Received, and for
sale bv v N7B &TL VVEED.~
jan 17* I4mt
The Hold Region.
M APS of the 2d section of the Gold
Region.
The entire series of Maps ol the Land
and Gold Regions is now complete, and
may be had of
WM. THORNE WILLIAMS.
- feb 11 35
Spanish Scgar.s.
AN ACT
T O provide for the call of a Conven
tinn to reduce the number of the
General Assembly of the State of Geor
gia, and lor other purpose therein named
He it enacted by the Senate and Houle of
Represtnlalivtk of the State ofUtoigiu in
General assembly met, andit is lie,tby en-
acted by Hu authority of the tume, 'That
the first Monday in April, eighteen hun
dred and thirty three, be, and the same is
hereby designated and set apart as the day
on which the citizen. ol'Oifurgia-qualifieij
to vote for members of the Legislature,
shall at the several places prescribed by
law for holding such election* vote fe r
delegates to represent i hem in Convention
in ouinbet equal to their representation
in both branches oftlie Geueral Assembly;
such elections to be conducted, managed
and certified under the same laws as gre
of force in respect to elections of the Geo •
•ra! Assembly.
Sec. 8. And hr it further enacted. That
it shall be the duty of such manager, to
transmit to Ills Excellency the Governor
the fpsultolsaid elections under the laws
now of force for conducting, managing
and certifying elections for members of
the General Aasmnldv a. aforesaid, with
in thirty days aftersuch elections. Where
upon it is made the doty of His Excellen
cy tlie Governor to issue his proclamation
declaring the resell of eaid elections by
naming the individuals severally elected
to represent the good people of Georgia
ia Convention as contemplated by this
See. 3. And be it further enacted. That
eUni ' -
every citizen of the United States'shall be
eligible to a seat in said Convention who
has attained the age of twenty-five years,"
and been as inhabitant of this Stale seven
years immediately preceding the day of
his election, and who shall have resided
Brit. Anticeptic Dentrifice,
F OR Cleansing, Whitening and Pre
•erring the l’ecth and finm, _/rtw
6^ S/bfllkifk^foFii-stqunlitvSpnnish
v W Hegars in halves,
quarters, fifths anil tenths packages of va
rious brands. Landing from Steamer Win,
Heubrook, for sale by
J. 11 HBRBERT &cn.
jan 21
NOTICE.
'jjjl months after d ate, application
M. will be made to the Court of Ordina
ry of Liberty county, for leave to fell n
part of the real estate of John Way, Sen.
deceased, of said county, for the benefit
of the heirs and creditors.
WM. JONES, Adm’r.
173
sept
Hold Lottery.
T HE subscriber offers his lervicof to
persons, who may have drawn pri
zes in the above Lottery, to test their lots,
and ascertain their valnc—having been
pracitciiiiy engaged in Gold Mining fur
fame years both in South America and
tin* country—he believes the experience
he has acquired on this subject, will cna-
Lie him to give satisfaction to those who
may employ him.
Application may be mado .to him either
icrsonally or by letter, at Major Logan's,
joudsville, Habersham county. Persons
who may with to avoid the trouble of a
journey to the Gold Region, may have
their lots visited,& a report made to them
of the prospect they afford, and whether
they arc worth t!»e expense of testing, by
seuding him tbeir names*, and the number
of their lot, and enclosing five dollars
Loudsville is 20 miles from Clarksville,
and A from the line of the Cherokee
Lands.
All letters except such as contain cash,
must be post paid,
JOHN POWELL.
211 Ml.
The Refugee in -America,
A Novel in *2 vols. by Mrs Trollope
Scholars Cabinet Library. No !
Life of Galileo
Library of Ancient Uistory or Juvenile
Rollin,1gt vol.
An American Biographical and Histori
cal Dictionary—co »taininc nn account ol
the lives, characters and writings of thi*
moat eminent persons in Noith America,
from its first settlement, a d a sum .»«■
ry ol the History of the several colonies
of the.United States. By Win. Allen, D.
D President of Bowdoin College. Se
cond edition.
Brown's Technical Dictionary,
Received, and for stile by
PURSE & STILES.
feb 4 29
FOR SALE,
A pleasantly situated Lot in the village
of Springfield Effingham county. t6
miles from the city. The improvement*
are a eotnuiudinu* dwelling house, and
good out buildiugs. For particulars, ap
ply to J. EPPINGER-
dec 29 259
Hues, sad irons, \ race
CHAINS &-LBAD-
Q Casks Carolina lines
20 *to Brades & co. Pat. do
III do Frenrhay co. boo*
4 do rice, grubbing & hilling do
30 do trace chains
10 do bar lead. Received, and for
sale by N. B. U H. WEED,
jan H r 14i»a
Sec. 4. And be itfurther enacted, Tha
each member returned as duly elected,
shall previous to taking his seat in said
Convention, take the following oath, or
affirmation,viz; I, A. B do solemnly swear,
that I will not attempt to add to, or take
from the constitution or attempt to change
or alter any other section, clause or arti
cle of the constitution of the State of
Georgia, other than those touching the
representation in the General Assembly
thereof; and that! have been a citizen of
this state for the last seven years, so help
me God. And any person elected to a
seat in said Convention, who shall refuse
to take the oath aforesaid, shall not be al
lowed to take liis scat in said Convention.
Sec. 5. And be it furtherenacted, That
he members of said Convention shall as
it mble on the first Monday in May after
heir election, at Millcdgeville, in th* Re
presentative Chamber of the Stale House,
for the purpose of entering upou and con
summating the great objects of their con
vention, to wit: a reduction and equaliza
tion ol tlie General Assembly; shall have
power to prescribe their own rules and
forms o business, and to determine on the
qualifications of their own members; elect
neceasary officers, and make all orders
which they may deem conducive lo the
furtherance of the object for which such
Convention shall assemble.
Sec 6. And bt it further enacted, That
it shall be the duty of His Excellency tha
Governor to give publicity to the altera
tions and amendments made in the Con
stitution in reference to the direction [re
duction] of the number of the members
composing the General Assembly, and
the first Monday in October next, after
the rising of th 'said Convention, he shall
fix on for the ratification, by the people,
ofsuch amendments, alterations, or new
articles as they may make for the object*
of reduction an I equalization of the Gen
eral assembly ouly : aud if ratified by a
majority of the voters who vote on the
question of “Ratification" or “No Ratifi
cation," then and in that event, the altera
>• ■ ,h ® 1 eeth and Gum,.—3 he
Utituh Anticeptic Deuirifice. which the
preaent Proprietor withe, most purlieu
larly to recommend lo the attention of the
public ,, perfectly exempt from all iliose
oeirfs which in general form the basi.of
I ooih Powdere in common uae.aod which
allhough they may whiten the teeth for a
ehort lime, must inevitably destroy the
Enamel by their deleterious action on this
beautiful covering of (lie-teeth. The
eouseqnence i, that the Enamel which is
the shield provided by nstnre t„ p-ntec:
the spongy and nervous internal structure
IS rapidly corroded by these acid ingredi
ents, Heroine more discoloured than ec
er.and exposes the inner part of the tectli
to cariM and a rapid and certain decay
lhe dark coloured and offensive inernsta
turns, known by it,, popular term of Tur
tor. Which, m consequence of neg ectiug
the cleanliness of the mouth, freauentlv
surround the base of the teeth, Mil by
gradoal accumulation injure and irritate
the gums, and often increase to such a
degree as to loosen the teeth f,„ m , hci r
sockets, and even disntae. them, arc m
lv the effect of the saliva and other juices
orthei inooth remaining between the mar
gin of the gums snd teeth,and despositing
upon them, by a sort of crystallization,
particles of earthly salt, and are not the
residora of tdimenta as is generally sup.
posed. The Purlar, as it is called,shoubi
be carefnlly removed by a Dentist, and its
future accumulation, to which there is a
constant tendency, prevented by the use
of the British Anticeptic Dentrifice in the
morning, as occasion may require, iviih a
Hriish moderately hard, and cuiu water.
Jly this means the accumulation of Tartar
will not only be prevented, but the teeih
rendered beautifully and permanenttu white
ami the gums restored to that (...a—
from soreness, that hardness and eflfores
cence which are the sure test of their
healthy state, and tlie best guaranty of
that natural fragiance of the brcaili.which
can never be expected in connexion with
tonl teeih,and scorbutic, unhealthy gums.
A Ircsh supply or this Dentrilice, just
receivod, and for sale bv
LAY & HENDRICKSON,
febl4 37 Sole Agents.
Books, &c.
J^ORTHANGER Abbey, by Miss
Advertisement.
Tb« unrivalled arid extensive reputa
acquired by this mrtiic'ne for the Iasi
years, both in hospi a! and , private prac
tice, demands from the proprietor hi«
grateful acknowledgements to a discern
ing public.
Potter’s Vegetable C.thoticon is offered
for the cure of Diseases ol the Liver, Ul
cerated Sure Throat, Debility, r> suiting
from Intemperance ai.d Dissipation.Scro-
fula ot King's Evil, Old and Inveterate
I leers, Pains in the Bones, Rheumatism,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Diseases of the
Lungs, Syphilis. Blotches #>»j the Face
and Hkin,'White dwelling of the Joints^
Letter, Mercurial diseases, Piles, &sc.
T HE Catliolicou consists exclusively
of vegetable matter, and with a
slight determination to the bowels, which
it preserves-in a soluble state, acts insen
sibly,.« pleasant to the taste, sod ,eu.ire»
no particular regimen or confinement. As
a gentle cathartic medicine,improving the
appetite and .restoring* the general tone of
the system, ii is confidently recommend
e “ ladies in a delicate situation
The unrivalled arid very extensive char
acter which this mad ictus has enjoyed
for the last six years, us a complete read-
vator, and purifier of the blood aod hu
more both in Hospralsand Private prac
tice, ts a substantial basis tor its future
support . It has obtained its present great
distinction by the extraordinary success
which attended it in the Healing Art,
while every avenue and every track have
heen searched in vhin for its parallel, in
deed, its discovery may be considered ohe
ot the most sacred boons that can be af
forded to the unfortunate: and I most sin
c«re!y hope the sympathy uf the public
will be excited to diffuse /♦ invaluable
merits.
There are at this time several spurious
mixtures in circulation abroad and
vended in this city, assuming to possess
thewme, or equal virtues, of Potter’s
Gathohcon. It is to be hoped the un
suspecting will be placed on their goard
agamst such impositions, as much mis
chief has resulted from their use. They
c ?°*«5 priacipaHy of sarsaparilla strops,
viz. Sirop de Cuisiner or Rob L’Affec
teur. and are aold fur a much less price
you will therefore be particular and pur
chase of none but my authorized agents
CATHOUCON. 0b,aiD * hB GENU,NE
The Out law’, llrido, nnd other Tale,
by L. Ritchie, Mra. S. C. 11.11, Mia, Mil-
ford, Sic. See.
Finn’, Gninio Sketch Book.
Lud;e, I’arluur Lexicon.
Innocent Anmaement nr the llieroglr-
pine,I Fortune Teller. By an ingenioZa
1'(cnclrniin
Temple’* Travels in Peru
Dig]
The Dispensatory of the United States,
by George B. Wood, M. D. & Franklin
Hache, 51. 1).
Calmet's Dictionary.
Jay’s Morning & Evening Exercis .v
Jay 4 * Prayers; Bungao’s Holy War;
Dick's Christian philosopher; Signs of the
Times, by Keith; Private Devotion;
Sprague ou Revival*; Jay’s Discourses.
Lucifer Mntches, See Sic.
Received, and far sale by
PURSE & STILES,
feb 13 36
TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS.
The ve»y flattering accounts which
DfU»|V
O NE Hundred well filled sack* Halt
Received and for Sale low by
jgo 24 20 W. Z. HALL.
Mrs. Trollope.
**
T HE Relugee in America, a No,el
Mr,. I rollope, aothor ot the
Domctic Manner, of the American,, 2 ’
t Trollppania, or Scrap, lor th* year
1833, DO 4. by D, C. John,ton, Attilt
Bo,ton. containing 39 caricature,.'
containing 39 caricature,.'
Lord llyron’, complete Work,, co
ing hi, Poem,. Letter, and Journal
a .ketoliQfhi, Life. A new .tereotype j,
edition mone large .olutne, octaro. ,
Parley’, Second Bonk of Hhtorf for
Children and Youth.including the Moiler*
Hutory of Europe, A friend A,ia;illu«- ►
Rated by engrariog, and 16 Map,, a*
i Natural Hi,tory. Geolo. ;
Lecture, upon 1
gy. Chemistry, the application of 8te*m,
and intereitmgDiacorerie, in the Art,, by
Tuqotby Flint, author of a view of the
Mississippi Valley, &c. • #
Allen’s Lectures to Young Men.
Anecdotes of Natural History by Ro-
bia Carver, with numerous engravings,
i air o. c *°. Atunwf Register, for
1830-31, being volume 6th. *' g.
+ * a* W-WORNE williams; W
feb 7 32 - ! +
Bean and Pea SSejalsu -
XSEANS-Early Mohawk.UO. Chin,. .* ;
AM do. Refogeeor 1000 to t,do. Don
Colored or Quaker, large whito Kidney,'- V * * .
red Cranberry. Dutch Catcknife. white .
Dutch Runner,, Siera or Carolina, laisw ' - ‘
Lima, do.' Variegated •
PE.AS—Early Waahington. do. Jtine,
do. Frame, do. Dwarf Prolific, Golden
llQapur, Prus.ian Blue, Dw.rf Marrow- * *
fat, rail do Dwarf Sugar, Knight M,r-
lowfat, Larly Charlton.-
;y c r .i. _
ted fresh, received per iate orrirala and for
#;dc by . V ^
LAY & HENDRICKSON,
i,Sweet Com 22 i.nitw
weetCom 22 janCy,
uive Oak Timber. "
Navt CouviMtotiEu’ OrncE,
■ 8th January, 1833.
IMRES requited to complete the frame, •
ol one frigate ami of one .loop of war, tfi
be dehrered at Port«mooth,N, H.. and for
, j. « — —onoenting frame for a ship of tho line to
uaily received of the superior efficacy of be delivered at the Nary Yard,New-York* r
I oiler s Latholicon in the care of those there will be required to complete fhe tsro
diseases which are incident, and mostly
prevail among the colored population ot
the south, almost entitle it to the appellv-
tion of a specific. In Yaws or Crab Yaws
it is a certain cure, Si has been the means
of saving many valuable slaves from a pre
mature crav
will be required lo complete the two fi
i, to be delivered at I’ortsmrtuh. o* r* *
9,000 cubio fee*.
llda bv which litre itmW tZ Li _
8waiin’s Vermifuge
r|1Hia medicioe has become ofsuch
general adoption in family use that
•t requires no further ceriilicHtm to attest
ita merits. For years it ha been the
great study of the proprietor to bequeath
to his fellow-citizens and to the rising
generation, a mcdiciue that wonld coun
teract the train of diseases arising from :
debility of the digestive urgaus, ora
prnved condition of the stomach aod t>< w
els. Very many of the diseases of cril
dren owe their origion to verminous njje>,
lions so by them made and ratified, shall | (tons. W henever you meet with a pale
curds.
J’UST received a few dozen packs of
playing nnd some blank cards. For
HANDLER U DAVIDSON.
The lioltl .e^ion,
H^re-Rl'S ofthe ISol.l Region by Orange
17JL Green. in winnii every ini tn Hi-
drav.n in tlie Lottery i- iu.cur.itely ileline-
ateil from nctoal «urvey. Just received,
and for ,nle by
W. TIIORNE WILLIAMS,
jnn 8
FOR S VI.E.
A Valuable Cotton Plantation situa
ted on the Buffalo, Glynn county,
containing 550 acres first quality Swamp
jjo>! Hammock Land. Onn huudied aud
fihy acres has been cleared and prod need
Bilk year about 275 Iba to the acre, and
for the four_ preceding years, has aver
age I 200 lbs clean cotton to the acre.—
Dwelling house and out buildings, new
and ■«ub«t;uuially built; said place known
as i amassee, and within a mile aud a hall
of si top navigation. Possession given on
1st January next. Apply to
WM. Fit AriER, Darien.
tt^The Charleston Courier and Mur
oury, are requested to insert the forego
log twice a week Ihr one month,
dec 6 230tt
> . Assize of Bread.
URE
oMY TREASURERS OFFICE.
' Junaary 1,1,1832.
juary 1,1,1
T HE avenge price ol Floor, during
the la,t mouth,'! ‘
mouth; being |7 I84 eu.
per barrel of 190 lha. Bread the preeeut
m<mth, muu weigh ae followa:
124 eta. Loal, ..... 2 Iba 10 oz.
,51 . So ....... 1 •• 5 oz.
l/fvliicli all Bakore aod aellereof Brtad.
till ukedoe notice.
ian 2
V. IIOIISTOIIN, c.f.
New Crop Molasses.
iy wr Hhde Cuba Mola,«e..oftbe new
• • crop, a prime article. For
•JJJ t F.SOKRRLL.
Dr. Jebb’s llheu.uatic Liu-
T
ameiu
His highly approved and tong ceie-
_ brated application tor Itheomatic Speaker of the lioase of Representatives.
Disorder*, is carefully prepared accord- THOMAS STOCKS,
be binding on the people uflhis State aud
not otherwise.
Sec. 7* And be it further enacted. That
it shall be a fundamental article in the
formation or amendment ofthe Constitu
tion, that each county of the State now
oiganizedorlaid out,or which may here-
after be created by law, shall be entitled
to at l«o*t one representative in the re
presentative branch ofthe General Assent-
bly.
Sec 8c And he it furthPT enacted, That
so noon as this act shall have become a
law, llis Excellency *he Governor, be,and
he is hereby required to cause it to be
published in the Gazettes of this State,
once a week until the day fixed on by this
act for the election of delegates to said
Convention; and that all .aws and parts of
laws militating against this act, be, and
the same aro hereby repealed.
ASBURY HULL,
there will
frames,
bout 19 t
Mould, bjr whicli the timber i, to be c&t
will be turmshed to the contractors: per
sons wishing to offer can obtain, by apply
ing to the commandant of the nearest Nfi-
,J7 Yard, a schedule of the pieces which
A fresh supply of this celebrated u ed- h#fs been furnished.
iv'iiiE, just received, and for aale by
icms, _
LAY St HENDRICKSON,
feb 14 37 Sole Agents.
ing to the Original Recipe of Sir Richard
Jeblr, Bar met. Physician to her late Ma
jesty and Royal Family. Jit to doubtless
true, that the excrutiatiog pain, tun de
crepit ude, deformity and premature old
age, which are the usual attendant* a .J
consequences of thi* dreaded tlisoi der, »re
suffered by many persons from utter de
spair of a cure, or frequent disappoint
ment in the efficacy ol the numero *s pre
tended antidotes used to effect this pur
pose. But those who have made trial
Ur. Jebb't rhrwMtic Linatnent, even in
ob*linate case* of long standing, and ol
the most severe character, have received
ev,ential relief, mid m»ojr hsve been t nre.1
in 0 few daye, tome inttccntyfour howl, a.
a number of persons in Boston and vicim
ty, who were formerly eflBcted —Oil the
RheummUot. Itwr very folly and
possession - ,
the men thorough and .urmUipg « -ure.
bvroe.n,ofthl«iuo«|»w, ful iMamnt.
lo cue, where other epproveil .pplication.
bad totally failed. The Umm-nla al.o
u.ed with ,ign,l eocce,,.«ndmay bet.oo.
fideotly recommended, for ‘'kftWai.u.
Bruises, sprains, Sumbness, Slyness of
President of the Senate.
\ssented to. Dec. 24, 1832.
WILSON LUMPKIN, Governor,
jan 9 6 1
Segiirs, Utmip uud Cana
ry Seed.
60,oo»
Flint Tiaoucoand Dos Amygos Brands.
A Do. A fresh supply of Hemp and Ca
nary Heed and Bird Cage Glasses. Just
received, aud for tale by
LAY & HENDRICKSON,
jan 2 I
emaciated, sickly child, the probability is,
that it is suffering from intatine worm*.
The Swaiins* Vermifuge will undoubtedly
eradicate them speadily from tho system
aaJ the child will wax strong ia progres
slve health.
This medicine is no less efficacious in
many of the diseases-of adults. by dissipa
ting those morbid secretioos which pro
duce dysentan/ % diarrhea, cholera morbus,
pile*, fivers and ague, dyspepsia.cnolic f sick
h*ad nr.hr aeldiln of ikp. ftnmnrh. nnrl thre
traio ofdisagreeable affections consequent
upon bilious disorders
A distinction should be made between
theSwnim Vermifuge Sc the hoatof^imi
tative medicines" which owe their origin
to the success attendant upon its propri-
cter.
Swsim's Vermifuge has rarriy failed in
ultimate success, where it has beeo usa.i
for the class of diseases mentioned, and
for Emilies resident in the country*. Isso -.
lated as it were from “medical talent,"
this medicine should always be at hand.
A pamphlet has recently been published
with a plate representing thg intestine
worms which prey upon the human sys
tem, with explanatory notes and remarks
that are worttyr the notice of everv parent
and guardian, the overseers of hospitals
and the poor, and principals of schools—
and may be obtained “gratis" by applying
ANSON PARSONS,
Sole Agent for Proprietor.
No 8. Gibbon's Range
delect Journal
Of Foreign Periodical Literature.
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Contents.
Lord Nugent’, Memorials of Hampden
8. Mirubeau fit the French Revolution.
3. Illustration^ of Political Economy, by
Tbo,. Chalmers, D. D. and Harriet
Marteness.
Ancient French Romance,; The Eo-
glish Martyrs, by Mra. Ileman,; Im
itation ofthe Peraiin, by Sir John
Malcom.
Critical Fates.
Thorvaldsen the Sculptor.
Skinner', Excursion in India.
3. Brewster’, Letter, on Natural Magic.
4 Earle's Wandering in th. Sooth Sea.
5. Siory ofthe Life of Lafayett*.
6. Adventure, ol a Younger Son,
7. Life ol llegel.
8. India.
9. Babbage on Machinery.
10. Poland.
Notes of Eminent Individuals lately dt
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Sir W. Scott, Sir J. M’Intoab, Jeremy
Hentham, Baron Cuvier, Abel Remnant.
Sir Everard Home, Priscilla Wakefield,
Anna Maria Porter, Dt. Adam Clark.
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