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MU. .JOHN 1(. Ml Ill’ll Y h ill act us m}' - attorney during my absence from the fily , ill peaons indebted m me will therefore make imme diate payment to him- A 1 OS I I.K Augusta, May 30, 1838. 0 (■l'AKia Insurance ami Trust t o. ) July V, ih:?s. S \ f Till E Hoard oi Direcpws have this day deriire 1 1. a dividend of Six Dot.i.ars per share, from the profits of the 1 ml six months: wiiirlt w ill hr paid ; to the Smelt holders, or lie-ir hiril rcptrv ir nixcH. , on demand J'hti holders vs new Stock tire required to pay uli interest due up to the lilt t ultimo July 3 WM T >;<>! I.'i.Sk V Ft* Augusta Merchants and Aiielioiafis. | f IJHI. subscriber having csl.ibhshed himself per- JL man; i.:iy in tin town of Athens, La »' an i Auction tpiil Comnii-sjon Merchant, solicits the patronage ol those vv ho have eoUM’pi- 1 moms to mike to (hat place It is his opinion, as Well n« thnl of most of the citizens of that p net, acquainted with m, growing prosperity, that mer chants, sud especially Grocers, who have goods which they aru desirous of convening readily into cash, will find it very much to I heir interest to ltd ■nutty of them to that mured All business in t hoi lino, intrusted to the undersigned, wiil meet with j prompt attention- It. ROGERS, Auctioneer a KipakNci.s ; Asbury Hull, James Cumuli, Stevens Thomas, Thoinus Hamilton, Alhcnn; John Finmzy, Samuel I Halo, Clark, Me Tier it Co. Wm. Bostwiek, A J. ! Huntington i Sou, I. Hibson, Augusta. npnl I f 13m IVA YMISIIOKO ACADMMY. rrilK exercises id lint institution will he resumed j M. on the first Monday in October next, and the | Commissioners have the pleasure of informing the public that they have again Ixm h aide In secure the ; services ol Mr Elias Mason, whose instrnrlions have given suclt guneral satisfaction during the past academic year. For llto information of the friends and patrons of lids academy, notice ts also given, that all those branches ol learning arc now taught in it which constitute a thorough, useful, and accomplished education. The de.ign oi the Hector is, not merely ' to make his pupils familiar with this or (has d parl ment of literature or science, litif to (rain and pre pare them lor (lie performance of nil flic high and important duties of life. Hence, upinl from the usual routine of academic studies, their attention is ilitoeted to the attainment of mniily style in speak ing and ol an easy carnage and polite address, to the means of preserving health, to the writing ol ietlets, notes ami hills, and, in shur', to till those accom plishments, which, though generally neglected in the education ol youth, arc not less nssetilliil lostic cess in life,than those acquirements of n weightier ami more scientific, character. The discipline ol litis school is mild ami parental, yet at (lie same lime firm and affectionate. ’Flip pupils am I rested as moral an intellectual beings, anil in the maintenance of order, appeals arc made to the conscience rather than to the rod. A correct account of each scholar's conduct rind proficiency i is kept, and iriinsinilicd lo the parents (it residing I near! every week ; which, together with towards, i judiciously distributed, lias had Hie happiest effect < m awakening and keeping alive n spirit ol emula- | Hon, both in regard to study and dejwrlincnt among I the pupils uftlits academy. At a recent meeting ol the Hoard of Commission- ■ ers, the follow ing resolutions were adopted, to wit— i That the academic year shall he divided into two i sessions. t That the first session shall commence on the first r day ol October m each and every year, and term!- r note on the Hit it day ol February; and that the t second session shall commence on the llilh ol Feb- r{ ruary, and terminate on the 30th Juno ; alter which , there ahull lie a vacation of three months, in addi tion lo this, there shall he a recess of one week u during the Christmas Hollidays. That the rules ol tuition shall he as follows, viz For Heading, Spoiling, Writing and Defining, , per sesa on ¥8 00 , For Geography, Arithmetic, Grammar, and other elementary studies, 10 00 , Tor (he ancient mid modern languages, Math ematics, Natural I’hiloaophy, Chemistry ' and other kindred branches 16 00 (l Tun.nil in all cases to be paid in advance. j Mo scholar will tie received lur it shorter period ■ titan half a session, and when entering lor this time, it mast bo so expressly staled at the time of entrance. Heard may be obtained in respectable fmiilirs in < this village at prices varying Irom H to #l3 per month, washing, lights, iHr included- The hooks lo lie used in tins academy are, the Bible, Walker’s Dictionary, Webster's {Spoiling Book, Emerson's First and second Class Headers, the National Header, and Barber’s Elocution. 1 Colburn's Eirsl Lessons, .Smith's and Emerson's Arithmetics, Colburn’s Algebra, I'lnyliiir’s Euclid, ' Marshall's Hook Keeping, and Flint's Surviving ' Smith's ami Kirklium's Grammar, I'arkei's Exer cues,and Blair's Hhetorie. W oudhridge's and Olney’s Geography, Bobbins' j 1 and Wholploy’s History, Guy’s Astronomy ami < /’realise on Globes, Comstock's Chemistry and t Natural I‘liilosopliy, Lincoln and Eulon's Botany, Hedge's 1-ogic, Combe’s i'hvsiology, \\ nils on the < Mind, and (lie Handel and JiuyUeii collection of Church Music I Andrew's Litlin Grammar, Goodrich's Greek Grammar, Greek Header Tesluimnt and .1 njorn, , Latin Header, Leveroll's Latin Tutor, \ irgil, Sal- I lust, Cicero and Horace, Lcvizae's Krencli Gumi- s mar, with Holmar's Fables, nod Tclemticlius. I Per order oi lilt* Hoard, ; EDWAHD GAHLK'K, Scr'y. i Waynesboro, July 10, 1838. 7tsm ( ' TO BOAT OWNERS AND PATROONS Navigating Savanah anil llrunil rivers. BY an act of the General Assembly oi I lie state of Georgia,assented lotlictlOlb December, 1836, it is made lieduly of the interior colitis oi the sev eral counties oi said slate, bordering on,or which navigable waters imss through, lo cause lo be pub Itshed,the provisions ofllio several nets ol the go neral assembly, regulating boat owners,their agents I and pilrovins, nnvignlingsaid witters. By lluv oforosulu acts every boat navigating the i Savannah or Broad rivers, are required to have a } white palruoii.wiih a Hill ol Lading ready prepared j •to exhibit lo any while person, who may vvi.-lt In examine the contents ol the boat under lit • ir charge showing tiie name ol saivi palrunn and consignee ,0 the cargo aboard ol said bout, and furlhcrinuro for bids any boat owner,their agent or ,mtrnon,to permit ! any liuiil hand being a slave; to pul on bond id tin it ' bout,any corn, cotton, pens,stock ol any kind, pool try or other untold in which by law they arc lorbld 1 to Irnliick, except the same Is exhibited in the bill ol lading of the ow ner ol said bout or Ins agent,mid tin ; dor Ins or their directum entered, making il penal against every utlemler ol the aloresiiid m is. Therefore,nil concerned w ill lake notice, ihal tin acts of which the foregoing is extracted will be cn \ forced a gums I j ollendcrs who may betaken in tin county of Lincoln Lkvvih I'aiihs, . B. Oantki.ovv, John Moss, Stkphkn Stovall, I'kti k Lamar, tiot'JS if 278 Judges of interior cotir *A STIIM.V, THREE YEARS' SI AN DING Xm. Mr. Hotieri Monroe, Schuylkill tillliclcd with the above distressing malady- Symptoms—great languor, llaluleney, disturbed rent, nervous lurid ache, difficulty of breathing, lightness and stiiclurc across the breast, d zziuess, nervous irritability and restlessness, could not lie in a horizontal position without the sensation ol impending sutloculiim palpitation of the heart, distressing cough, costive ness, pain of the stomach, drowsiness, grealdebililj and deficiency ot the nervous energy Air. H, Mon roe gave up every thought of recovery, and duo despair sat on live countenance of every person m uwaalod in ins existence or happiness, till by acci dent ho noticed inn public paper some cures c Heeled by Dr. Wm. Evans' Medicine in bis coiuplamt, which induced bun to purchase n package of the Tills, which resulted in completely removing every •vmptom of the disease He wishes tosay his mo tivefurthis declaration is, that those aflliclevl with the same or any symptoms similar to those from which he is happily restored, may likewise receive the same inestimable lienelit U m E V AMS For sale by ii.NTONV A HAINES, Sole agenis tor Augusta Git. march 38 332 broad street Georgia, Jefferson comity: WHEREAS Ashley I’liillips, administrator on the estate of Stephen Colter, late ol said county, deeensed, applies lor letters disraissory. These are therefore to cite and ad moms it all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said de ceased, to be and appear at my otlice within the time prescribed by law, lo shew cause if any they have, why said letters should not bo granted. Given under my hand ut otlice, m Louisville, his Kilhdav of March 1838 mar 16 EBENEZLR BOTH WELL, Clk # , I BN DOLLARS REWARD. , v „ STRAYED trom t'.c hiibn ribei, at Mr f .1. Olive's residence, in Co x rrra I jndna county, on I tie lUlli ultimo, a { small dark brown, or more properly 1 f£Jt ii brown buy horse, about Hi bunds t-vNRI high, between live and six years nW, ! I. l ■ nr flawing mane nnd tail, two while spots on ! r mil side ol Inn b»< k bone, ran* id by the saddle, no I other marks reeolleeted ; recently shod before, no shoes on the bind fed, very c my under the saddle, havne' nevi r bean woii.eil in any other form ; he it i well Known ab->ut Augusta, being lonnerly tho jir ipeit ■I Dr ll.< uiinioßhari', . Any person giving information at Air. Uiebard Allen’*, Augusta, so that I get knn, shall receive the above reward. JA.Mfc.ti J J . ALLEN , OCr - In u previous advertisetTleiit in thet oii-tilu liounbst, the above Imtsc Wat. deseribed as n dark sorrel- Ins enlor is dark brown, 01 ralhtt brown bay Jull I wit tv s f RAN AW A Y from the httbseri! VylV , tiers, residing in Greenville, Ga , a mulatto boy, by (he mime ol DICK, *sr<sSf (culls himself Richard,) said boy is about 6 feet I inch high, raw boned, \V vL'v nnd weighs about 170, or 80 lbs. etrfc! quiekspoken, with oneol Ida tore 1 ’■iMMi'ti'iJlCJ lei ih broken off, and hut little hair on his head; quite intelligent oelivc.and strong na to nniaetilnr pow er. Wo brought said negro from the ; lino of Mississippi and Alabama, .Sumter County i Dir k had on when ho went away n mixed coot and fur hat, other clothing not recollected. lie formerly enrno front N.C. Also at the aaino time rannway, n.liright mulatto hoy, by the name of W ESThF.Y, belonging to Col. I looper, near tins place, about 23 years ol age, quick spoken, about 5 (ret 2 or 3 inches high, spare marie, land a barber by profession. This boy was bought (tom Air. M'oolforlio's, at Columbus, in this State, and by him was brought from Maryland; he has ! frequently threatened to go back. Wesllv had on whrn ho went away, a striped pair of pantaloons. ) They both left without any provocation, and with money unotigh to tarry them some distance, I and it is supposed will make lor some Iree State. It j is probable they may have free ptssis, or may be carried of by some white person. Whoever will 1 apprehend said negroes,amt lodge them in Jail, so that we get them, shall ho liberally rewarded June IH HARDAWAY A HAWKINS OEOKOirLIME WORKS. fIAH Ii subscribers respectfully inform the pub- A lie that they have commented the manufactory of LIME near Jaeksonborougli, in Striven county, Co. Tliej have extensive quar ries ol l.t neslone, which is considered by profes sor J U Colling, Stale Geologist, to whom the proprietors tiro indebted (or the informalion which induced them to embark in the undertaking, to boos the very purest kind. They have conse quently erected largo ami substantial Kilns in the most approved manner, and procured men from the North who are perfectly acquainted with the business A portion of the Limo is now in market and has been pronounced by the principal builders in the neighborhood of Augusta, and others, to be of excellent quality. Thu subscri bers take pleasure in inviting those who take nu interest in tho devolopcinont of the internal resour ces of Georgia, to examine jl, being convinced that tho whole United Stales cannot produce a mure beautiful article. They have now a quantity on hand, which they will deliver at the mouth of Drier ('reek on the Savannah river, or at Augusta. Having extensive preparations in progress, they expect to ho able during the next winter and spring to supply or ders to a very large amount; and they have every reason to believe that they will entitle themselves io the favor and patronage of the puhlie by pro ducing a cheaper and belter article ut home limn can be found abroad. Orders w ill be received by I) Kirkpatrick & Co. or by Thos I, Smith at Augusta, or .lacksonhoro'. CORNELIUS <V SMITH, may 7 2nwdi}w tl Georgia. Columbia county: tIAOLLED before me, A. Dearie, Justice of tho | -1- Peace, by John Garnett, of Capl. John Foster’s District, (No. 3,) a large sorrel Horse, inclined to bo roman nosed, with a star in bis forehead and a wart over his left eye, both bind fool n little while, sup posed to be seven or eight years old ; appraised by James Toole and Samuel Crump to eighty dollars. This 12ib Juno, 1838. A, DEARIE, J. D. A true extract iromthe Esliay Hook, July 3,1838. July 7 3w DANIEL HA KRIS, Cl oik. Georgia, Durkc County. Court of Ordinary, present their Honors G W Evans, Abel Lewis and E Daliuer, Erqrs. Hide Ni Si, 3 lh March, 1838. UI’ON (he petition of Samuel Barron, executor of Ahsolem Kinsey, deceased, Into ol Burke eo stilling that he has fully executed said will and set tled the estate of said deceased, and praying Irltwrs dismiasory. Il is therefore, on motion of counsel, ordered llml Ihe Clerk do issue a citation, returna ble to September Court next, requiring nil persons interested llieti and there to show'cause why the same should not ho granted . And il is further or dered that salil citation he publisher once a month nil said court. A trueextrnel trout the minutes, mar 30 6m T. II BLOUNT, D.CTk Georgia. Darke Comity. Court of Ordinary, present their Honors W G Evans, Abel Lewis and E Datnler, Esqrs Uulc A t Si Mh March, 1838 CTDON tho application ol Mulford Marsh and J Fielding Fryer,praying (hat the Clerk do is sue a citation for letters dmniissory ns administra tors on the estate of Fielding Fryer, deceased It is »n motion of Counsel ordered, that the same do issue returnable to Septciflber term next of this Court, to be published once a month till said Court, A lain extract from the minutes, march 20 Cm Tll BLOUNT,!) cco n c. Georgia--Dinin' ( (unity. Conn ol Ordinary, present, their /Amors, G \V Evans, Abel Lewis, and E Daliuer, Esqrs. Uulc Ni Si, slh March, 1838 H TDON the petition of Milliard Marsh, Admiiiis l l Iralor ol John M nils, deceased, this day Hied, praying that a ('nation may issue tor letters ilisniis sory from said Amaioislrnlii n. It is- on motion ordered that the same do issue and ho published once a m ail ti for six numlhs. A into extract from the minutes. T 11 ULO U NT, t> o c o u v. March 20 Cm Georgia—Dm he copnty. Court ol Ordinary-present, their Honors G. W. I .wins, Abel Lew is, mid I’,. I’almrT, esqs. Uulc A r Si., March !>lh , 1838. rj J DON the peluumol Elisha IlayminiH,i'\eenlor j AJ of Samuel I laymans, deceased, late if Burks l county, staling that ho has fully executed ihe last will ami testament ul stud (Stephen I laymans, tie ; t eased, ami praying letters tlisruissory. it is there i fore, on motion ol counsel, ordered, that the clerk I do nation eilutton requiring n’l rtmceriieo,lo be ■ and appear nl Iho court at September term next I lhen and l here lo shew cause w by said letters aliail I not ho granted, mul that saitl ( dilation be publish | ed once it month till said court. A (mo extract from the minutes, march 21 film T II BLOUNT, D el’k. EjVfUR months al’ier dale, application will hr ma le to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Warren county, w hen silling as a Court of Ordi nary, lor leave lo soil the Land and Negroes] bo- Imping to the F.siul" of Hampton Wado, lato of 1 said county, deceased. ROBERT BOLTON, Adni’r. July 12 in-lm \1) 111 NIsTR A TOR’S SALE. UJ ILL ho sold, at Cnrrollon, Carrol emmlv.on the first Tuesday in September next, Lot No, on" hundred and tun, in the tenth district of said county, the same belonging to the estate ol Joshua Stanlord, and sold m compliance with tin. last will and testament of said deceased. Terms wade known on the day. This 2d July, 1838. GUILFORD ALFORD, Administrator, July 7 id with the will annexed , Gcorgin, Jefferson comity: Uj Hl.KfciAS,Duinck I! Coimully, Administra tor on the Estate of Tandy C Jones, late i ol said comity, deceased, applies for Letters do > missory. Those are therefore to cite and admonish all and sing Bar the heirs and creditors of said deceased, tu he and appear ut mj t.lliee within the lime presen l hod by law, to file their objections, if any they have, to show cause wny said letters should not In granted. Given under my hand, at office, in Louisville I tin* Ifiih day of March. 1838. ; march 10 EBENKZER BOTHWELL, Clk. I C'Ol’R months after date application will be niadi - A to the honorable the Interior Court of Colum i' hia county, when sitting lor ordinary purposes, fin leave to sell a tract ol land in said county, contain ing 12b acres,more or less, adjoining lands of lice .! gie, O’Neil, and others, belonging to the estate ol Henry Wilkins, Sl'B AN W ILKINS , Ad'mr. | June 20, 1838. JEFFERSON HUEIIIIT'S SALE. UJ 11,1- Ih solii on the hist Tuesday in Seplem her next, at the market linage in Izmisville, within the usual hours ol «»le, the following prop erty,to wit; six hundred and forty acres nl land on ihe waters of (Jgeechy, adjoining Covington, , and others; levied on as the properly ol Samuel Walden, to i.ati-dy Mindiv fi I:s in favor id John 11. N vvtoh vs. Mini Walden l.evy made and re lumed tome by’Tl constable 1!. ,M LAWSON, Dtp. fr-h'lf July 16,1338. Id li .t It It to ,\ Silloltll't o SAMI, UJ\ 1.1, be aold, at tho Court House door, in Warreitlon, Warren county,on the linn Tu l ■ day in August next, between the usual hours ol sale, the folio wing property, to wil (tiio Hundred and Forty seven acres ol Otik and Hickory 10l ml, more or less, adjoining lauds of Perce Bai lev; onu Sorrel mare ten year* old;one Bay Horse twelve or fourteen years old. Levied on us ihe i property of Uiehard (•unit, to satisfy one fi la in favor ol (Stewart ijr Hargroves vs said Gunn;— Properly poi tied out hy plaintiff ALSO, One Hundred and Twenty oeres of Land, ad joining lands of Henry /fight and ollters —levied on as tho properly ol Am irose //oath, to satisfy sundry fi fan from Jusiiees eourt, dial. Mo 165, in favor ot Charles Wilder, and others vs said Am brose Heath, nod others. Properly pointed out by defendant. Levy made and returned tome by u constable. ALSO, Three Negroes, to wit; Pontpey, a man ol filly yours of age ; Nancy, a woman forty-eight years of age, rod Levi, u man of twcnly-ono years ol ace; levied on as the property of John C. Humphrey, lo sulisly sundry fi las from a Justice's Court, in favor of Asa McCray, anil others, vs said Humphrey. Properly pointed out by defendant i levy made and returned lo me hv a constable. .1 Kit LAI IAII PE R BY MAN, Sheriff July 5, 1838 id W A Kit lON ('.lll-lit 111 ’S HALF. Wild, he sold, on tho Tuesday in August next, between the usual hours of sale, the follow ing properly, viz: three hundred and fifty actos of land, more or less,oak and hickory, 3d quality, ad joining lut ds of Win. Stone, und others, lying on the waters of Williams’ creek Also, two hundred acres, do., more or less, lying on tho waters of Cattail, whereon Martha Broom now lives, adjoining hinds of Vincent Johnson and others; levied on as the property of James MeCur dle, to satisfy sundry fi.his. in favor ol John Kelley and olhors. JAMES HALL, Hep. Sh’lf. July 7, 1838. Id Itl KK K Ml BinFF>» (tiLit. ON the first Tuesday in August next, will be sold, at the Court Hound door, between the usual hours of sale, one hundred and Ibrly-five acres of pine land, more or less, adjoining lands ol Civility Bun, und others, levied on as Ihe properly William Ballanja, lo snlily two fi fas. issued from n Justices Court of Burke county, in favor of John Kirlland, and others, vs. William Ballanja; levied on and re lumed to mo hy a constable. W. B. DOUGLASS, Sheriff fl C. July 2, 1883 id COLUMBIA SHERIFF’S SALE. ON the Ist Tuesday in August next, will be sold at Columbia Court House, between the usual.sale bourse lots in the village of Wriglilsborougli,iipon which there is a store house, now in the occupancy of Luke F. Lansdale, and oilier buildings situated on the north side of Broad street, und joining lands of Mrs. Emberson, mid others, lo sulisly three fi. fas. from tho Justice’s Court ot District No. 12, of said county, in which Henry P. Hampton, Hamilton & Holloman, and Mary G Perry are plaintiffs, against Koddick Perry, defendant. Property levied on and returned to me hy a constable. RICHARD 11. JONES, Sheriff June 30,1838. Id POSTPONED SHERIFF’S SALE. WILL he sold on (he first Tuesday in August next, between the usual hours of sale, before tho Court House door m Jncksonboro, one tract of land, containing two hundred acres, adjoining lands of C. 11. Hoimlsoti, Mary Newton, and William Sanders; levied on as the property of William Usher, to satisfy sundry fi. las issued out of the Justice’s Court,in favor of Janies Hurst and ollters. Levy made and returned hy a constable. JACOB BRYAN, S. S. C. May 23, 1838. td jy 13 WILL ho sold, at the market bouse in the town of Louisville, on the first Tuesday in An gust next, w it bin the usual hours of sale, three hun dred and slxly-ono acres of pine lam), more or less, n the waters es (lucky Comfort JCreekit being the cal estate ol tho laic Nathan Brassol,deceased, and sold hy order of the honorable Inferior Conn of Jcl lerson to inly. ’Terms of sale on lbo day. NATHAN BRASSED,Adnfr. may 10, 1833 with the will annexed. B PURSUANT to on order ol the honorab'e the Justices oflho Inferior Court of the county ol Jefferson, sitting as a Court ol Ordinary, will ho. ollbred lor sale, at the Court House in the town of Louisville, on the first Tuesday ta November nejft, between the usual hours of sale, the plantation called Oakland, belonging to the estate us Major John Berrien, late of said county, containing about eleven hundred acres of land, lying on Kooky Com fort creek, and adjoining lands of Cunninghams, Flournoy, and Holt. Conditions cl sale, one-third cash, the Imllnnco m two annual instalments, and interest from the dale, a mortgage on the promises, und approved personal security. On tho succeeding day, at Iho Oak’nnd planla. lion, will he sold.u quantity of stock, consisting ol horses, mules, cuttle, hogs, und sheep, together with sundry articles of household mid kitchen Inr niture, plantation tools, corn, fodder, wagons, Ac. Ac., belonging to mid estate. Conditions cash- JM>. M ACPI! EKSON BEK KILN, F.x’r. June 18,1839 td GUARDIAN’S SALK. j / VN the first Tuesday in Align,! next, will be sold x.® at the Court House in Columbia county, with in the legal hours ol sale, and In pursuance ol an order of the t onrt ol Ordinary of said county, the undivided hall o!7(i0 acres ol land, more or loss, in said county, on the waters of Kiokee creek, hounded by lands of Martin, Clanton, Bastian, and others, lielufigmg lo Gazaway Jiuallr, a minor, may 22 id W. Ii.BEALLE, i lua'dion. U' ILL he sold, ul Elbert Court House, on the first Tuesday in August next, agreeable t»i an order of the lion, the Interior court ot Elbert | county, while sitting lor Ordinary purposes, all the 1 Lands lying in Elbert county, belonging to the estate ol Patrick MeMullan, deceased, consisting of one tract containing one hundred and seventy ' acres, more or less, adjoining Horatio 1 (loss and others ; one tract containing three- hundred and ninety acres, mure or less, adjoining Richard 8 ' Latins, Richmond Skelton, and others; and one tract containing seven hundred and fitly acres more or less, adjoining John Farmer, Alien Gun ter und others. ihe utuive lands will ho divided into lots, and sold to suit persons wishing io pur . chase—Plats of which v ill bo exhibited at tlie I lime ofsale. The lands will be sold subject lo tlit U idow's dower. Terms made know n on ihe day . ol sale. ELIZABETH M«MI LLAK.Adm’x WILLIAM McMULLAN, /.dra’r. may 31,1838. mu! ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Ik % ’ ILL be sold, agreeable to an order of the | II honorable Interior Court ol Jefferson coun ( ! ly, when silting lor ordinary purposes, on the firs j ! Tuesday in August next, within the usual hours o: I i sale, lo Ihe highest bidder, before tho Court llnusi . do -r in the town ul Marietta, Cobb county, let o land No IH3B, in the 1 Oth District of tho 2d Sec lion formerly Cherokee county, now Cobb. Also, or the same day, before the Court Ilonsi dour in the town ot Canton, Cherokee county, lo I of land No. 491, in the 3d District ol the 2d Section I each lot containing tony acres; sold us the teal es ! talc of the late David Alexander, deceased Term of sale on the day. JOHN W. ALEXANDER. ) . , , WM. S. ALEXANDER, j Adm rs ' June 1, 1838 td d AIDII.MM It V |()HV N v 1.1.. o \\l ILL be sold on tho first Tuesday in Angus i- »» next,at tho lower market bouse in Augusts y within the legal hours ol sale, in pursuance of ai ie order of the Court of Ordinary of Richmond county two negro slaves, named Ann and Joo, belongingn e, the estate Green B. Holland, deceased. NEAL HOLLAND, Adm’r. may 29 Id WARY HOLLAND, Adm’x IqIOER months alter date upplicali-m will ht '■ A made to the Interior Court of Lincoln county ' r when sitting lor ordinary purposes, (or leave tosel tiic interest ol Samuel Coulter, late ol said county deceased, in a negro man M6kn s, as part ol th< ’* estate ol said deceased. " ILLIAM N'OLDS, Administrator, lancolnton, May 19, 1839 / ' EOKGIA INS. AM) Till ST Co. An instalment ot 'l'iLu Dollar- and Jl.flj cents , pet share, on the m- -lock, will !>.■ payable on • j .Saturday, 21st Inst. WM. T. GUI LD, Sec’y. ! July ]H_j, ni I | kOCT. EVANS’ MEDICINE: Dyspcp i P via and fl ypochontlrincisni—lnterest mg case. —Mr. Wm- Salmon, Green st, above 3rd, I’hiladoiiihi:'., affln'ipil lor several years wiili lo< following distressing symptoms; sickness at the stomach, headache, d vr>. ness, palpitation of the heart,impair.'.)! oppe'ito, sometimes and and pu- In r. nt ornotation, (oldness and weakness of the a extrenielics,emaciation and general d'-hility, dis turbed rest, a sense of pressure and heat at the ! stomach after eating, night mare, great mental I | despondency, severe (lying pains in the cheat, brink i and Mile;’, roftiiumess, involuntary sighing and weeping, languor and lassitude upon the lean ex ’ era c, ’Mr halmmi had applied to the most emi n neiit physiei'ina, who considered it beyond (he i power ol medicine to restore him to health; howe ver, as his afflictions had reduced him to a very deplorable condition, and having been recommen ded by a relative of Ins to make a trial of Ur Wm. Kv aiis' medicine, ho with difficulty repaired to j the office and procured u package, in w hich ho , says, j he is indebted for his restoration to life, , health and friends, lie is now enjoying all the blessings of period health. Evans’Medicine ot sale oniy by ANTONY A HAINES, bpnl 25 23 1 Broad st reel ■ More conclusive proofs o'rViic extraordinary elficacy of ])r. WM. EVAN S rdetrralal CA MO MILE anil A EERIEST A Nl'L i I! 11.1 avs PILLS, ill alleviating afflicted man, i kind Robert Cameron, 101 Bowery, N. V. Dis ease, Chronic Dysentery, or Bloody Flux. Symp i toms, unusual flatulency of the bowels, severe grip ing, frequent inclination to go to stool, tenesmus, ; loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, frequency ol pulse, and a frequent discharge of a (fetid kind ol matter mixed with blood, great debility, sense ol burning heat, with an intolerable bearing down of the pui ts. Mr. Cameron is enjoying perfect licalt h, and returned his sincere thanks for tiie great benefit 1 he had received. WMi EVANS, To James Dickson, 36 C’o.nhill, Boston, Agent for the sale of Ur. Evans' Camomile Bills: Lowell, November 15, 1836. Dear Sir— Knowing by experience that every reference that the afflicted rt ccivo of the beneficial results of medicines, 1 cheerfully offer mine to the public, in behalf of Ur. Wm. Evans’ Camomile Bills. 1 have been afflicted Ibr the last ten years, with distress in the head and chest, often so bad as to deprive me of sleep for three or four nights in succession, but have never found relief by any of my friends’ prescriptions, until ray wife saw the advertisement in the paper ; when she persuaded me to send for some, which 1 did, and obtained two boxes and bottles, which resulted in almost com pletely restoring mo to health, although 1 have not entirely finished them. Should you consider this any benefit to yourself, or the public, you have my cheerful permission to publish it Yours, respectfully, THOMAS K. GOODHUE, Centrftl-st. The above mentioned Bills are lor sale only by ANTONY <fe HAINES, mar 23 Sole Agents for Augusta, Ga. TWENTY-UIV i: DOLLARS REDWAH —, RUNAWAY Ipom the subscriber while in camp, near Hamburg, N C n certain negro man named Prince, aged about 40 years, dark complex- TjJnft ion, clumkey, heavy built, about 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high, has leveral of his upper fore teeth missing; and tolerably brisk spoken. Said negro was purchased from the workhouse in Charleston. Any person who will apprehend said negro and deliver him to Mr. Wm. Turner of Hamburg, or secure him so that said Turner can get him, willreceive the above reward. Janl S. WILLIAMS Georgia, Columbia County. Dint riel No. 7. ABSALOM EAUY toles before me oho Bay Mato, about five years old, thirteen hands high ; her tail docked, thick main, no brands dis covered : Appraised by John Walker and Michael Megahec, at Twenty Dollars, May Ist., 1838. JOHN MEGAHEE, J. B. A true extract from Estray Book. J'AVIU HARRIS, Clerk. June ’6 IV[ OTlCE.—Aftertho expiration oflbar months 1 A trom this dale, application w ill ho made to the Justices of the Inferior Court ol Jefterson county silling as a Court ol Ordinary, for leave to sell iht negroes belonging to the estate of Major John Ber ’ rien, lute of said county, deceased JNU. M AETHERS ON BERRIEN, Ex’r. June 18, 1838 TVTOTICE.—AII versons having any (.-lainis i'l against the estate of Major John Berrien, late ol Jefferson county,decased, are required to render an account of their demands to the subscriber JNO MACBHERSON BERRIEN, Ex’r. June 18, 1838 A DMlNlsl’ll AT<HEV|\OIIOE. A I.L persons to whom the estate of Henry Ziim, .A doceastd, is indebted, will render llieir claims williin the lime prescribed by Jaw; and all indebted to said estate are requested to make early payment to the undersigned. JANE U. ZINN, Adni’x. may 'J, 1838 6w JOHN FOSTER, Adm’r. ri AOIIR mouths after dale application will be made A to Justices of the Inferior Court of Richmond , county, sitting as a Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell the real and personal estate of Henry Zinn, ■ laic ot I’ ichmond county, deceased, i JANE I>, ZINN, Adm'x. mny9,1833 4m JOHN FOSTER, AdmVr. jV[ OTIC E.—Four months alter date, npptica tion will be made to the honorable Inlerioi Court ol Richmond county, while sitting lor ordi nary purposes, lor leave to sell a lot of land in tin 15th district anil 4lh section in Cherokee county belonging lo the orphans of Lott Williams; alsi I one ojlter tract drawn by Lott Williams, in,Leo co - sold for th> benefit ol I lie heirs ofsaid Williams, ii may 2, 1838. B. H.MANTZ, Guardian. iV OTTCE. —All persons indebted lo the estate 'I ol George G. Buss, late ol Burke county, de -1 ceased, are requested to make payment, and those ’’ having demands arc requested to render them in ac cording in law. U. VV. BASS, Adm’r. npril 17 n fG'Ot '' months alter date application will bt 0 “ made to the honor Ido the Inferior Court o I i Columbia eounly, when silling for ordinary pur e j poses, fur leave to sell the whole of .the real estali ie j of Sydney G, Holland, a minor, lor the benefit o g I said minor. JEREMIAH GRIFFIN, y I July 1 Administrator of Sydney S. Holland j jc'Oi K months after dale appTicaiion will hi I * undo to the honorobkf the Inferior Court o ‘ i Tuliulerro county, w hen sitting for ordinary piirpo 10 | ses, lor leave to sell the real estate of James Lang B ’ don, deceased; all persons concerned will pleas 'J ake notice. UORO I’HY LANGUUN, Guardian. '• June 12.1838 4 m ie fc'OUK months after date application wiljjbe mad e 6- to the honorable Inferior Court of Columbt ~ county, while silling as a Court of Ordinary, fu ■ leave to sell the real estate of Jacob J Bngg, late c Muscogee countv, deceased. July 7 ’ A. B ROBERTSON, Adm’r. fjNOUR months after date application will h made to llie honorable the Interior I ourt c i- Bike county, while sitting (orordinary purposv s, It si leave to sell the real i stale of William Bryant, dt if censed, late of Burke count. SC C. L. M ATTHEWS, at Administrator in right of his U'i/e. c- July 9, 1838. IA DC R months afterdate uppliealion will be mat )( a to the honorable the Justices of the Inferit ‘ r Court of .Vcriven comity, w hile sitting for ordinal purposes, for leave to sell the Lands belonging I * the Estate of John M. Roberts, deceased, late t said county. STEPHEN MlLLS,odra’r. DELIA ROBERTS,adm’rx. Feh sth, 1838 4tm 33 vJFot tv months alter date, application will I 3- made to the honorable Inferior Court ofCi lumtiia county,w hile sitting for ordinary purpose s for leave lo sell the Land and Aegjjoes belonging t the estate ol Robert Allen of said county deceosec J" march 8 Wm J RHODES, Ex’r lo Georgia], Jefferson Comity I UfHEREAS James M. Linquefield, adminis trator on the estate of James E Wells, Jar ofsaid eounly, deceased, applies Ibr letters of dis mission from said estate. >e Fliese are therefore to cite and admonish all am V. singular, the kindred and creditors ofsaid deceased II to be andappearat my office within the time pre V, scribed by law, to shew cause, if any they have ie why said letters should not be granted Given under my hand at office, in Louisville, ihi i a lhdav of May, 1838 E BO l HWELL, Clerk • may 10 6m • B/’OUR month- after dmc application will lie • mute t i the hoiioiuhle I lie Interior Court <>t ~ I Burke county, while silting fur ordinary purposes, j lor leave* to sell all the real estate belonging to the estate of John Hue, deceased. -j a 11. ROE, Adm'r Waj no hoi i, 22d Mai : ., II 18 * | AOi.lt months after date, application will lie l( '. X ntade to the honorable the Interior Court ol Burke t oumy, w hen selling lor ordinary purposes, ' lor leave to sell all I he real estate belonging to the estate of John JRoc, deceased. . A. 11. HOC, Administrator, v ijn iboro, 23d Marth> 183- % 4m ® months after date application will ho . " made to the honorable Interior Court of Jefler son, sitting for ordinary purpose s, lor leave to sell 1 the lands m said county, belongin'/ to the* estate ot ‘‘ ills late hornris B. Wells, deceased. Also two lie l" gro women, Mary and Lucy with her child.- Sold '■ lor the benefit ol the creditors ol said estate. This 23d April, 1838 y PHILIP ROBINSON, > Pv' |* april 23 4m JOHN R W ELLS, $ l x 0 months, after date application will be " X made lo iho hou Court of Ordinary, of the ' county of Jefferson, for leave to sell GDa acres ol e 1 pine land In the county of Burke, on the waters of ,r Davids Branch, adjoining lands of John Lodge, T. J Mordacl, and others, Sold lor ihe hencfit of the _ ; heirs of Benjamin Brown, deceased, minors, o | JAMES CROSS, Guardian. S i Louisville, May 24* 1838. 4m r ; i/OUK months after dote, application will he X made to the honorable Interior court of J. Burke county,(or leave to sell all the real estate es George F. Soonyers, deceased. JANE SCONYEHS; Admx. ’j. | april 20 m ini 4 h'OVn months after date, application will be if i A luudo lo the honorable Inferior Coutt of f | Burke eounly, /or leave lo sell a part o/the real i, estate ot Soutnworth Harlow, deceased, t REBECCA HARLOW, Admri. npril 20 m im mouths after dale application will bo made lo the honorable the Interior Court ol Burke county, w hen silting for ordinary purposes, for f leave to sell Ihe plantation belonging to the estate 1 of John M. Lambert, deceased, in said county, ud b joining lands of John Cock, Mathew Jones, mid olh e ers. Als i, a negro man belonging lo said estate by , the name of Bob. J i Anderson Lambert, i v . i GEORGE W. EVANS, \ f | W’ayncsboro, June 28, 1838. I 1 months after date, application will be u 1 X' made to the lion, the Inferior Court of Elbert . j county, while sitting sot ordinary purposes, (or ,t leave to sell a negro man named William, belong s ! mg to Margaret Ann Dead wyler, a minor heir ol v Joseph Dcadvvyler, jr. deceased, late of Elbert co. 7 ALEXANDER P.HOUSTON,Guardian, may 31, 1838 ni4t i ■ ~ ■" ■— ■■ , m f lAOIJR months after date, application will be X 1 made lo the Hon the Inferior Court of Elbert county, while sitting lor ordinary purposes, for ‘ leave to sell all the lands and negroes belonging to * the estate of Abner Ward, deceased, late of said 'J County. THO’S. JOHNSTON, Adm’r. -* may 31, 1838 m4t Georgia, Jefferson County: 5 \\/ HERE AS Roger L Gamble, Administrator ,1 Vl ol the estate of the lato Manning Spradley, J of said county, deceased, applies for dismission from said administration, e 1 ’hesonre therefore to cite and admonish all and I singular the kindred and creditors ol said dec'd to r • bo and appear at my office, within the time prescrib , ed by law,to show cause, it any they have,why said letters should not bo granted. Given under my hand, at Louisville, this 20 h - day of Fob. 1838. EBENEZER RO IHWELL, mar 1 Clerk C Georgia- Columbia county : \\l HERE AS James Cartlidge, administrator, s V V applies lor letters dismissory on the estate of Robert VV. Walker, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said de ceased, to file their objections, if any they have, within the time prescribed hy law, in my office, to shew cause why said letters should not he granted. - Given under my hand this 2d day of June, 1838. is ' GABRIEL JONES, Clerk. c Georgia, Columbia county : f, i H EREAS James Cartlidge. administrator do io j w e bonis non, applies for letters dismissory on r- i the estate of Adam Walker,deceased. These uro therefore lo cite and admonish nil mid singular, ihe kindred and credilors of the said de ceased, to tile their objections, if any they have, within Ihe time prescribed by law, in my office, IS to shew cause vvlij said letters should not bogrant -0 1 ed. Given under my hand and seal at office, this !r ! 2d day of June, 1838. GABRIEL JONES, Celrk. I Georgia, Jefferson County: VI/ HEREAS William L Kennedy, Ahminis. i » trator es John Right, late of this county, lie s’ ' ceased, applies lor letters dismissory from said ad ,j ministration, l j These are therefore to cite summon and admonish, | all and singular, the kindred and creditors ol the j said deceased, to he and appear at my office within j tlie tune prescribed by law, to shew cause, it any * j they have, why said letters shall not ho granted. " [ Given undermy hand at office, in Louisville, this ° | 6ih June, 1838. '• | June U EBENEZER BOTHJVELL, Clerk. ! Georgia, Burke county: j %/&/ HEREAS Elijah Auavvay, administrator no - i II the estate ol Redding jt> Byrant, late of said l * | county, deceased, applies for let lots dismissory. ,r j These are therefore to cite and admonish all and ■' sigular the kindred and credilors ol said deceased, le I to be and appear at my office, wit Inn Ihe lino pre 'b scribed hy law, to show cause, if any they have, •° why said letters should not.he granted. °* j Given under my hand, at Waynesboro', this 17th | day ot Feb;, 1838. TII BLOUiVT, D. Cl’k. j ioh 21 inOrn 10 Georgia, Burke County : 3 " i M/%/ HEREAS Frill le Berry B.urch applies for 16 v T letters dismissory, on the estate ot Ahish ' Jenkins, deceased. These arc theicfore to cite and admonish all and | singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, )e lo lie and appear ut my office within the time pre uf '< scribed by law, to show cause, il any they have, r- i why said let lets should not he granted, m Given tinder my hand t. office, in Waynosboro uf this 22d day oi March, 1838. mar 20 dm T. H. BLOUNT, Dep. Clerk. L 1 : Georgia, Burke County, ie \ W HEREAS James Grubbs Administrator of of | » f the estate as Wm. Bryant,deceased, applies o- ; lo mo for letters of dismission, g- ; These are therefor to cite and admonish all and se singular the kin ired and credilors ol said .dec'd to be and appear at any office, within the time prescrib ed hy iavv, to shew cause,if any they have, why jp, j said letters should not he grated. lia Given under my hand at office in* Waynesboro, ■ ( , r this 221 day of January 1838. 0 ’(-; Jan 20 21m0m Til BLOUNT, dccon c. ; Georgia,Columbia County: HEREAS Benjamin 11. Warren and John ; w * iVlcGor, Executors of the Billot William ho McGar, deceased, applies for letters Dismissory. of These are therefore to cite and admonish all and or singular the kindred and creditors ol said deceased le- to he and appear at my office within the time pre scribed by law, to shew cause if any they have, why said letters should not he granted. Given under my hand at office, this 24ih day of February, 1838. GABRIEL JONES, Clerk. do 27 47 ior Georgia,Jefferson comity J iry \\i HEREAS Sherrod Arrington, administrate, to • » on the estate of Joseph Lockhart, late o ot said county, deceased, applies lor letters of di stnis ston bom said estate. These are therefore locite, summon and admon ish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to bo and appear at my office within ; 0 the time prescri dhy law, to shew cause, if any ~ I they have, why said letters should nut ke granted. Given under my hand at ollice in Louisville, this I 25th June, 1838 June2B EBENEZER BOTJIWELL, Clerk, -- Georgia, Jefferson county : ; W/ HEREAS Bryant Fullord, administrnlor on s- y T l), e estate of Seth Eason, late ol this cuun • ty, deceased, applies lor leuers dismissory trom s ’ said estate. j These are therefore to cite and admonish all and I singular Ihe kindred and creditors of said deceased, to tilt their objections, if any they have, in my of fice, within the time jirescribed by law, to shew * Ciuse why said leitcfaoi dismission should not be granted. *■ Given under my hand at office in Louisville, this 3tb July. 1838. E BOTH WELL, Ork Jiily 7 ij AM) I'OK SAIjK, Ihe subscriber offers - J bin I umls for sale, in Harris county, lying dr redly 'upon 1 1 to marl from Hnmilton to Greenville, li\ r miles from tb© former place. The possession comprises eight hundred acres, which the owner will dispose ”t in a bual v or in two separate parcels. I 1 suit pur In-, ■rs i here are two hundred an.i fifty acr i leup t, ol which a const finable portion is fresh, the whole fine farming order and well adapted to the culture of corn, cotton, small grain, ■tc. 'I be ois a (rained dwelling house on the place well constructed and of good materials,a gin house and all other outbuildings requisite for convenience The wan r is excellent, and the situation afford* every presjiect (or the enjoyment of fine health.~ Any person desiring further information will coll upon the subscriber on lltc prem-scs THOMAS SMITH I Jarris c unity, July 3 mint The following is an extract from a (orthcoming work of Or. Peters, the discoverer of the celebrated Vegetable Anti-liilious Pills. II Health, wealth and enjoyment are the three prime ejects ol life. The two former are only sought ns a means to obtain the latter.— Man seeks for wealth as the means of enjoyment. Hut vain is such pursuit without the poisession of health. Without bodily strength and vigor, neither the physical nor the menial—neither the inner nor Iho outward man is capable of any achievement, whether of wealth or enjoyment. Mens sana in co I pore sano —a sound mind in a sound body—is the sine qutfnon—the absolute requisite,forjony effi cient effort in the attainment of human ends. The mind may bo active, but if the body be feeble, then is the mind active to little jmrposo. Enjoyment is not there; and the finest laid (dans are rendered abortive by the shattered condition of our tenement of clay. But say that a man could obtain wealth—that he could acquire the gold of Ophir, and bring home all the treasures of the mines of Golchnda, yet without health, where would be lus happiness ? He would te miserable in the midst of his gold and his dia monds ; he would pine away in wretchedness and despair, and he would exclaim with the wise mans of old, “ all is vanity and vexation of spirit.” His limbs are racked with pain and he cannot rest, his appetite is gone, and he loathes his food; his «to- niach is opjiressed with nausea, and he turns sick ening away at the bounties of a munificent provi - dence. He would give all he is worth—nay,all the world —if be had it—(or the poor but healthy man’s appetite. “ Please give me,” said a hungry wretch to a wealthy feeble man, “ please give mo a sixpence to buy me a morsel of food; I am almost starved !” “ I would give a thousand dollars for your appe tite,” said the rich man, as he handed the hungry one a dollar. Os so much importance is health to the enjoy ment o( lile! Htrt whereto, melhinks I hear (ho reader ask, sub serves this homily on so plain arid hackneyed a sub ject? Do we not all know the value ol health? Do we not all attend to it aa 6nc of the chief, if nos. the chiefost concerns of our mortal existence ? Do we not employ the means to attain and preserve it ? Do we not lay cut money—do we not fee phyai oians—do we not follow their advice—do VVe nos swallow their prescriptions ? True—most true—gentle reader, thou doest all things, wo dare say, and more. Still, we cannot believe onr homily on health to be altogether unne cessary. As in morals, so in physic is it requisite to have “ line upon line, and precept upon precept." Men in health forget that they may he sick , and 1 men m sickness do not always employ the most ju dicious means to attain health. Very true, Doctor—men do not ns you say always pursue the right road to health. Mow, 1 know ol some people who are always dosing themselves with physic, ana running to the doctors and apoth ecaries every day of their lives. They take, 1 verily believe, a cart load of drugs in a year, and yet they aro not well after all Do you know the reason ? Why, yes, in my opinion there Orb two reasons- In the first ptace they lake too much medicine, and hi the second, they do not tako the ri ;ht kind. I used to make the same mistake. Hut lately, that is to say for two or three years jinst, I’ve hit upon a better jilan. I take Dr. Peters’ Vegetable Bilious Pills, and 1 derive more benefit from one dollar laid out in them, than 1 used in paying fifty in any for mer pursuit of health, besides saving a world of nausea and disgust in swallowing an enormous quantity of medicines. Do you know Dr. Peters ? Very well. And have you ever taken Ins medicine? 1 were a blockhead else. They tell me ho is none of your quacks, who un dertakes to mend nhd regulate the human machine without so much ns a knowledge ol its parts, and how they are put together. They say he un derstands anatomy and physiology, I think they cal? them, and is a* familiar with botany and chemistry as I am with the road to mill. You are rightly informed. Dr. Peters is no em pi tic. ito docs not undertake what he does not understand. Do was regularly (nod to the healing f art. (Ic has spent years in the acquisition of know ledge; he has devoted himseif to the study of the human frame, and the diseases to which it is sub ject, and now ho is applying his acquisition to the relief of suffering humanity. lledues nut put forth the absurd claims often ad vanced by the inventors of patent nostrums—name ly,that ol curing all discuses with a single pro scription I Buc.it a pretence he, would deem about os difficult to swallow as lo take the nostrums of those who put it forth. There is no such medicine. There is not, and never was, a panacea lor all dis eases . 'J’lte Vegetable Bilious Pills pretend to no such miracle. Hut what is infinitely heller they effect what they undertake They keep the word of pr nnise lo the stomach, and the prima via which they make to the ear and eye. And that indeed is no slight recommendation. Mor are the complaints to w hich these Pills are adapted tew nor fur be tween. The disorders arising from a morbid state of the bile are, unfortunately, many, distressing and fatal- A large jiortion of all the levers, especially at tite south and in the marshy districts, ate owing to this cause, from the distressing ague and fever, which almost shakes asunder lile and limb, to the fearful “ Yeffiw .lack,” which seldom quits his vie , tim without sundering soul and body as ho takes his leave. Conversant from his previous practice, with dm ease, in all its forms, w Inch originates from the dis order of the bile, Dr. Peters was first led to employ | his knowledge and experience in the preparation of a medicine which should prove ellicuciuus in this [ large class of diseases, which should relieve the ach |- ing and the dizzy head, and restore the nauseated and loathing stomach, at the some time that it pre vented those more fatal effects which arc so opt to 1 follow from their imprudent neglect. l-’or this purpose he prepared with much cure srd last adaption to the purpose, the Vegetable Bilious Pills, which he is happy to say, Iron; long experi ence, and the abundant testimony o) those whohai o employed them have answered, more than ..nswerei [ his sanguine expectations. It is nut his own mere assertion you are cail cd on to believe. It is not the ipse ctxit of any single man—though he was as great as Galen or Hippo crates —that yea aro to pin your iaith upon Noi- I liter —although it. is said in the sacred volume that i “by the mouth of two or three witnesses shall all things be established”—are you to believe in so small a number only ? A cloud of witnesses is be i lore you. They are too numerous to bee-sily overlooked; they are too intelligent to be carelessly heard; they are 100 respectable to be slight.) re garded. i Believing the spontaneous testimony of tboso whose experience is the best test of the truth they —j assert. Dr. Peters has thrown together in the tol low ing pages, a lew of the many' hundreds ol testi monials received from every quarter where his pills have come into use. They are left to speak lor themselves. They are the words ol those who ' “speak what they do know, and tes ify to what , they have seen and experienced.” Be careful and inquire for Peters’ Vegetable Pills; they are sold in Augusta by //avtland, Kit ley & Co Thomas Burned & Co, Afolson Carter, and James Leverich apnl 17