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Liucolnton JMfOr and Pcmalr Ac.idelfcy. fjMHESE Institutions will rnmmcnrc their fall X terras as follows The Male Academy,under the direction of the Rev John W Reed, nn Mon day, llm filli day n( Augml ; on I the female Acad winy, under the direction ot Miss Cleveland nmi Miss Hart, the Monday preceding. The prices ofluiliun in each branch the same of the spring term Prices of Board m the Village and vicinity thereof in private latnilire, at eight dollars per month, and tinder which will he included every expense of board,washing, lights, and fires j The Trustees consider it will lie uiniercssnry to say anything in praise of the Institutions, ns ilie examination of the students having been attended by such a groat number nl persons, who were so much gratified at the advancement and deportment of the scholars, will he enabled to give the teachers that praise to which they ere cut ill. d. July 23,1838. vv4t THE TRUSTEES COLUMBUS JOCKEY CLUB H.UTH, THF, Foil Meeting of Ih3m. will conunenee over the WESTERN COVHSE, at ( olumhus. Ga., on TnesJay, (he oth d.iv nl October a 01, nml continue five days. First day, Swm psl'ikm (nr 3 year olds upring of '3d; mill $2(10, It. $!()('; I mile, best two in throe, to name on 4 dose I3ih Sepiom !er next; four or more to make » men. Already three entries, Col. G. Edmondson, Messrs, Bonner At Iverson, and Messrs. Ilnininond A Co. ‘id day, J.C. Purse, 2 mile ImaG, S3.VJ 3d day do 3 ilo do free .WO 4th day do I do do for Hot) lith day do In si 3 lit 6 do nil 3l)l) Tho fall campaign will e nnmenee her.'; and that all may have a fair atari, three additional sinhlos in those owned here, are on then w ay to our course to c ommence training Our sporting Irionu'a of Ala lianni and South Carolina are iherefine invited also, to come and measure strength with thetfeorgians m theonsel, nml return the lasl week m April i ext, lo the regular spring meeting, ui test wiih thorn il.o long rub. lo avoid iiieoiivenieime, those lull tiding to come wilh slalilet, would do well In write to I ho Secretary, that suitable aceonirmahnioni should he in readiness. H, M..l< KsON, bV«’y. duly I7_ covvld LAN DU FOR NA M 2, ffiSFleu **° euhserilier oilers lor i.uh- In. lands in Columbia emmy, uiliintcd on tvtfevc the main rund lending Irom Amiustn In ! Columbia Conit JJom'c, ildrleeii nnlcs i above lb" former, and nine miles Is low I ho latter plaoo, conininiug ulmin (i. r i() ncivs, and i. so situated that two desiralil" ieliletminlK may he I made, shoo'd -I he w hole I k• t » nun bf ,c one pemon, with improvements mi each, either nl .which will be Hold Separate, should llm pun bn- er d. site it, ■ Tho terms and land con bn Known nr seen by ap plying to lbo overset r, on Ibo premises. I’ruMi.ions esn bo bad nn the premises also June 1,1833 in'l J( AUMONG I, UUK. PLANTATION rnlt Mbi:. ri,,- ■ id.- 1 aeribor idlers Inr sale Ida ..ph ndiil planlulmn, in I.co colinly.eonlaining one limiisund si:< bnnilreil seres of land, nil in a solid body. It eoiisisls of ■ltd* 66, 67, 72, 88, 81), 103, 101, and one ulbei, number not now recollected, in llm (bird Ibsiriei i o( 1.c.0 county. About d.'.1l maa a are m cultivation, I and under excellent fencing, all fresh, niinaofit dinvmg been cleared more limn five nr six years, and must of it within the last two years. The cleared laud is all of I ho li rst quality, oak and hickory land, and is ctipahln >,d inoilm ing bum 1 1 lo 1600 pounds of tulluii lo the acre. Tho nn* , .cleared land is all ol the same ipmlii) , i vepl two Jo s which are first into pine laud, and nine, I eipial hi (he oak and hickory Inr the piodtmi inn of i alfim. 1 tin llm plantation is a first rale gin Imnsc anil gin, 1 -the running gr ar hunt lasl year; al.o a entnliirlalilo dwelling and all other neeessary outbuildings fir u 1 planter who works 26 or 30 hands. On lire land ' •trs several lino springs of excellent, pniv water nml 1 'the well water used at the plantation is r rpial to nl* 1 most any in the up-country, fur freshness, mid puriiy. Tho place is also very healthy, as there was not a single r use of si. film s among my ne groes lust year, reiptiring tho nltcndaucu ni a phy •cinn. Tho land lies on the eastern branch ot ( Inekn- \ sawhnlchie creek, 18 miles Irom Albany, in Baker I -county, the head of sleiimbiinl navigation on flint river, which will enable Ibn pun baser to get bis crop easily to market. Tito terms will bo made lo suit the purchaser Enquire wf the subscriber, at Athens, or of the editor ol tho Chronicle Ar Sentinel, June? trw&wlf CHARLES 0 MoKENLEY. ~~W AV NI IS HO It O AC AOK 31V . f |X)IE exorcises ol this institution will bo resumed JL on the first Monday in October next, nml tho • Commissioners have the pleasure of informing tho .public that they have again been able lusectirn llm services of Mr. Ej.i.ta Nason, whose iiisirm lions have given sticli goneral satisfaction during the past academic year. For the information of the Wends and pa leans of this academy, notice is also given, llml all those brunehos ol learning are now taught in it which consilium a thorough, useful, and accomplished education* Tho du-igaol'ihe Koelor is, not merely to make uis pupils familiar wilh this nr that d puri nienl of literature or science, hot to train and pre pare them for the perlonuunce ol' all the high and important duties of life, Hence, npmt Irma llm usual routine of ftcadfltlic studies, their attention is directed lo the attainment of manly stylo in speak ing and of an cosy carriage and polite address, to the means of preserving health, to the writing ol lelteis, notes and bills, ami, in slier . to nil those accom plishments, which, though generally neglected nt tho education of youth, are not less essential to suc cess in tile,than these acquirements ol u weightier and more scientific character. The discipline ol this school is mild mid parental, yet at ihe same time firm and alb clionnle. The pupils arc treated as moral an intellectual beings, and in the maintenance nl order, appeals are made to the conscience rather than to tho rod. A correct account of each scholar's conduct and proficiency is kept, and transmitted to the parents fit icsidiug near) every week; which, together with rewards, pidiciouily distributed, lias had the happiest elleel in awakening and keeping alive n spirit ol emula tion, both in regard to study and deportment among tho pupils of this academy. At a recent meeting ol the Board of I himmission ers, the following resolutions were adopted, to wit— That tho academic year shall be divided into two sessions. . Thru tho first •••sion shall commence on the Ins' day ol October in each and every year, and Humi liate on the 15th day ot February ; and thin the second session shall commence on the Hah ol Fib tuary, and terminate on the 30th Juno ; alter vv hit It there shall be a vacation of three mouths. In addi tion to this, thoro shall he a recess of one week during the Christmas Hollidays. That the rales ol tuition shall be as follows, v i/. ‘. For Reading, Spelling, Writing and Defining, per session . $8 00 For Geography, Arithmetic, Gnmimar, and ether elementary studies, 10 00 For tho ancient and modern languages, Math emalies, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and oilier kindred branches 16 00 Tuition in all cases to be paid in advance. No scholar will bo received for a shorter period than half u session, nud when entering lor this time, it must be no expressly stated ol the timed entrance. Board may he obtained in topeelable fa n;lt.- n this village at prices varying bum 8 in 8 1 - per month, washing, lights, <Ve included. Tho books to be used in this academy are, the Bible, Walker's Hielmnary, Wooster's spelling Book, Emerson's First mid set uti l I bunt IBiei:•, tho National Bender, mid Barber's Elocution Colburn's Flist Lessons, Smith's and Emerson’ Arithmetics, Colburn's Alee m, Flavian's lb;, ml, •Marshall's Book Keeping, mid Flint's Surviving Smith's and Kirkham'i Grammar, I’arfit i's j «r ciscs,and Blair's Kheteric. Wood bridges and Olueyb to ngraphv, BoUiit . and Whslploy’s history, Guy a Astronomy mid Treatise on Globes, Comstock'* Cheinistiv and Natural Philosophy, Lincoln nud Eaton's Untimy Hedge's Logie, Combe's Physiology, Waits ,u tin Mind, and the Handel and llayn.n eollevtiou e Church Music. Andrew's -Latin Grammar, G Inch's Gr ! Grammar, Greek Reader 'le-mni- iu and I'nj n i Latm Render, Leveret t's l-.nltll Tnlnr, Vug bead lust, Cicero and llornee, l.evi/..ie' F’n .eh Gniui mar, with Bolmnr's F'ahh e. and T< leu.m bus- Per order nl the Board, EDW VBIM. till ICIC, Bee y. Wsyncsboru, July 10, loi'3 7km LOOK II EH El fjg&iii. '1 lu subscriber being dctennin- c'jßrVks Axj-1 cl to remove, offers his F'‘fsn II tin sc tin (I Lots, ILUIBI. lot filt’, in the lown of Athene. l’i r onscontemplating removal to Alliens, nrc par licnlarly re pitted to call and famine the prem- Isis, 'i lie dwelling house contains si* good roman, wiihnll neces , ary outbuildings, all new and in good ■ repair. I vvclvu numbs credit will be.givcu on one (idiot the purclinse money, and possession given hy < lira.Unas, or before if required. W.'.The lilies are indisputable. KJ"ly !*•> wilt JAMES WITTER UADMINLSTU ATOK’S .sale. ~ I l ‘ ‘;,! ,c 80 i'llbc town ol Alliens, in front of lenney At (Vs Hook Store, 01 9 o’clock, a. M. on J hnrsday, Hie day alter commencement One Hundred and i wenty shares of Stock in tiro (.corgia liadroad and Hanking Company, upon which all the i'la’almenls have been paid, The above Stock vvnl be offered in lota of 3« shares. 1 ermw, ono hall <:a«h, the bulanrr* pay n bln Ihi .fan liftry, with undoubted Krnirily, pnyn t»lo at lh(i Georgia Kailroivl Hunk, will he required , , , WASHINGTON POE, Adm'r. July 19 td OEOUGIA LI U E Wlili KS. r IH, subscriber.) respectfully inform the pub -1 ® that tiny Iki ve commenced (h.c | m iiiiif ui »ry ol LIMK near .hu/kaon borough, in I rifimty, fin. Imve extorsive qimr j n.-iol l.j ne.iiono, which h nmiHidered by nroli-s -j ; (,r * ( Siufe CeologiHl, lo whom Ihe I I'ropru lur.i nr.* iii'iehteil P»r the in Torn alien which mi tittCMl them In embark in iho mxlerl ikin-r, lo he of lb* very pur* wt kiml. They have nmr citxf-utly ereelnrl Inrt'n mid suhHlamial Kilns in npprovod manner, and proeurod men iroin llio ISorib who are perfeetly acquainted wiih lln* bnhim.si. A portion of dio bimo is now in markel and lies boon pronoimrod by fh* principal bnild<TM in lb*) ol Augusta ni;d I olli.rH, to boos ejfcoJleni qualily. 'I ha mibscn- ! bom lake pica - nre in inviting ilioho uho nd.c an I infer* Rl in the dovnlopemcnt ol the internal rc.smir r'' 1 of f •corgia, lo examine if, bring convinced tlmi Iho w hole liw'.od Siana cannot produeo a more boauliliil nriicic*. J iiny havg now a (pianlily on band, \\ hit b they i w ill deliver at the inoiiib of Uricr <’reck on ilic Savnminfi ri’.cr, oral Augn>la. i laving extrusive | picpnradoiiH in p. ogress, I boy expect lobe able • (luting fin* next inter and .spring to supply or* dcisio.n very largo amount; and they have every rw'imm lo bc.’jcvc that they will entitle lliein.scl v<« io Hie favor and palrormge of il»e public by pro dnemg a < In-ap* r and heller article ut borne ihan j caii be found abroad, Hrdcci will be received by I) Kirkpatrick AC.V erby 1b,,., L Sindli :it Augusta, nr Jaelueinboro’ CORNELII S & «Mil 11. bury 7 Suwd^wll I I -A '* i'o until rsigned will in future prnc. j ben law in copartnership, under the (inn of ) 11,0 Ili <y II fin,| will hi lend (bo conns I "I 11 tc m vernl couiilos ol ilic Ocninlgee, < dark mid j H Hloni, ol lb. western, and Ncvvlon ol ( lie flint! i iicoils. 'I bey \\ ill alsonllcnd in the colic lion o rminis in I bo noddle and ii|'pc i- part ol ((corgia. S'l I.VVAUT KI.OVU, „ AUGUSTUS REESE, .'bole on, May I, IH3B. w 3 m jl'l 'I he < llmr'o.ion I 'mirier in n r|m;sl( d In pub b-.li lb,- abovo weekly, llnou moiillis, and charge his nflb e. IS jj l ' '/ 1 '•• ‘V IMhIiSTR \ IV, AI turn Ist; 1 “ at l aw, < 'uvingloii, Ga. olfer their services , bo Ibe ;:i- 11 .• r:,I adjie iment arid eollcelion ol debts m Ilic ( 'in-nits adjoining (bnl in w liieh lb -v reside, and will attend regularly at I lie roni'l.s in I lie conn lir. ol Kiiyei//enry, New lon, Jasper, Morgan U .dlon, <( w omen, I(clvalk, ('owi la and (.’ampbell. "pnl il w 3m ~ LAW NOTH Td. 1 f h mI i. nciic.r'■ having united in the jrrnrtie ( rj. ol llm I,A W-,oiler their sei-viecs lo the public ' 1 bey vv ill all -nil (lie courts ol 71/nscogcc, Jlarioii, ( Siewarl, Kaodolpli, l .nrly, Hal.er, /.eciind Sumlor, ' ol ibi-t.'lial.lr.lnioeliciefii-ciiii; 1 bmslon,ul tlio I'lint < 'irenil; and I'vviggs, Pulaski, Lowndes, 'i’iiomas, ‘ I'ecai nr and i (only, nl Iho Sontbern Girniil . Pn- * sincss cntinsled to lln irenre will meet will, prompt nltenlion Tiicir o/iicc is in Ainonens, Sumter t eonniy, vvhero one of ibcm muv always bo iborul when not übsenl on business. I,HIT WARREN, Will II GRAWJf'OKI), mi 10 237 wtf G AW Ntfl'M'E. 'll.c utidarsianed liaviub w i nanovcO drom tdark county lo I.incolnton, ' will abend lo ilic prai'lico ol Law in the Supoiior nod Inferior ' lonrls of Lincoln county, and iho ad laccnl. cinullies. Hnsinessinlrualod lo lus care will bo promjiily attended In. HENNING H, MOORE. Ivaforcnccs. —ll.in Hilaries Dougherty, lion. A. S. Clayton, Hon. Thomas W. slams, Gen. Edward Harden, Athens; H. ,1 Jenkins, G. VV. Craw ford, A. J Miller,Col. Jnlm MiLlcdgo, William E. Junes, Augusta Lincolntcn, March 34* 1838. wtf 1A It NOTICE,—The subscriber lias seitied I i in ColnmloiH, ((a. and willgiro his promplnt- f n'ldJun to any business inlrnsled lo him. Hisoflico 1 is in Mr. Hepburn's brick tonemonl, onpoKilo Ihe Oglethorpe House. E. A. NISBET. Golimibiis, March 27, wlm t « RAN A WAY from the snbscri * v hern, residing in Greenville, (in , n A£j[jr.,y miiliitin hoy, by the name ol DICK, (rails himself Richard,) swirl boy is [ J\V nhontlilbel I inch high, raw boned, \\'4T?> end weighs nbnut. 17b, or 80 lbs. ‘ -ja * quick spoken, with one of bis loro jv-J tmih broken oil', and but little hair 1 on bis bead; quite intelligent nclive.ami tlnnig ns to inusciilar jiovvcr. Wo brought said negro from Ihe Hue cf Mississippi and Alabama, Sumter County Kick had on when bo wont away a mixed eont and ' for lint, other clothing not recollected, lie formerly | cinne from N.C. . Also at (ho same tnr.e rnnaway, n.briglit muluttu hoy hythe nap.'.ciu VV EBT LEV, belonging lo Col. Cooper, near ibis place,about 2 o years ol age, quick spoken, about 5 ieet 2 or 3 inches high, spare made, mid a barber by profession. 'lTiis boy was bought liom Mr. Woollorko’s, at Columbus, iu ibis Slate, and by him was brought from Maryland; he has frequently llnealcncd lo ga back. Wesilv had on wlirn he went away, a suited pair of pantaloons. They both left without any provocation, and with money enough lo carry them some distance, mid il is supposed w ill makelor some tree State. It is probable they may have free pissis, or may ho tarried of by some while person. Whoever will apprehend said negroes,and lodge them in Jail, so that w o get tlirni, shall be liberally rewarded Juno i -t HARDAWAY & HAWKINS twenty-five dollars REOW Ml HENVVV.-VV Irom the subscriber TO/ while in camp, near Hamburg, S C JuTNj n < ' or,:l111 negro man named I‘rincc , aged about -Id years, dork complex /tJE ion, ohnnkev, heavy built, about nstL ion o 10!;»»several 1 of Ids upper fore toclh missing; and lolerulily brisk spoken, tsuid negro was purchased from ihe w orkhouse ij in Charleston. Any person who w ill apprehend said negro and deliver him to Mr. Win. Turner i | ol Hamburg, or secure him so that said Turner can ; gel him, w ill receive Iho above reward. ■ ■ i 18. WILLIAMS \ fijl Rile Hundred Dollars leeward. I : Cify o, NOTICE Raimwny bum I lie subseri- X/ yt, her, in December Inst, u negro man named i I fV I Johnson, aged about twenly eight yea s. : I ,S , \Baid nearo is four feet eleven niche ; bigli, /*/ very dark eomploxion, and when inlerro i, | 'jUd gaicl elosely Hillers a lillle; he Inis a ' «v—' l ll i ee, and a great many marks of the w hip on Ins back. Said negro was confined n Ma | eon jail last summer three mouths, and belonged at that lime lo Mr. Gill, of Mouroo e.o 1 would re ' quest j idors lo be particular in examining jails, ns ; the said negro lay six months in iid w.ilmi ten miles ol bis ir.asier. If said negro is confined in ' Jail, so dial I get him. I w ill pay the above reward. 11 have no doubt but I lint lie bus altered his name ■ ajvril 11 wAm CORNELIUS D.TOBIN. ilj B»IUH'GIIT TO (AEG I ETA .1 All,, on d ; “ * •!"’ Dili instant, a negro bov, < alls bii .self t, i Minor, say., he b den.'s to Jam . Tolben, Wilkes in i eotirly ; be i; 1. or 18 years old, dark eoiepleeled. jf! The owner i.- requested lo com- forward, pay c\ . jk'H ■- *- s and lake him from jail. k 1 July 18. 1838. 3l El 1 MORGAN. J dlnr. ?* ■*«<» TIT TO AKirvi'A .ltd I * Ihe I llh instant, a n. m bov. - dk line ..If 1 .btfolt, says lie heloog. lo \\ -in' Hill, Abbeville t . oriel. 8. y be i. In years old, light ».•:-*, T ■, ( ( .,i file owner is reqnesled io < omo forward, nay c\- pemes and la*, him (rum jail. July 17,183" 3i ELI MORG AN, Jailor. A TEACH HR WANTED, for the remain , in g part ol the present year to take charge n Uio Oak 11 ill Academy, Columbia eoofty, Georgia near Ewbnuk Pot Other). A gentleman who car produce satisfactory testimonials of character cm qualifications,will nicei with liberal encouragement I’y order of the Trustees, A riSAHNK.Sirc’y. may 21 turn Georgia, Columbia county : . r | fOLLED bchire c of (In -• i’eai’c.by John Jujus l osler'i District, (N 0.8,) n large sormlth'irse, imdmed to hi roman nosed, with a star in ins forehead and a war over Ida lett eye, both hind feet a little while, sup posed Iri he seven or eight years old ; appraised b] James Toolo and Samuel Crump to eighty dollars This 12lb June, 1838. A. BEARIE, J. I' A true extract from the Estray Book, July 2,1838 ■’"ly ~ 8w IMNil’ll. If Alt KIN, Cl c-k Ct A J 11; io I lie pliinlaliim of the subscriber,or ' the I2lh Juno last, a mouse colored Mule, about three year* old. The owner is requested k call, pay charges and take him away. NEEDHAM BULLARD Birdsville, Burke co, July 7,1883. w4t* Superior Court, April Term, 1838. Georgia, Lincoln comity: Nicholas (t. Barksdale, administrator of) „ fctilh G, Barksdale, \ *‘ l its. Speed, Hester Ar, Tale, (hide A’ Tate, John Wat kins, administrator, C.c. of Henry ft). Watkins deceased, Drewry B, (hide, Mark S. Anthony ■I dm McDowell, Erancis din, William An drew;., Lee.ton llati-c, .1. It, Kilbu’ii, William Bos lict, Hill .V. Labugat , John 8. Moore, Benjarnir ftli It'ihick, Timotliv Smith, James N. Me Lane W illimn N. Harper, J< sse li. Walton, Beverly Barks dale, John and Thomas Benson, N.G. Barksdale, and N. (I Barksdale, guardian of William A Stokes, Hannah Siniili, w ile id' Benjiimin Hmith, lormorly | vvilo ol Blilh G. Barksdale. It is-ordered by lb. Court that the defendants in llie above e i’O, and all oilier creditors of SiiihG. Barksdale, ih censed, ujipenr nnd |ih-ad, answer or (lemur in said bill, on the first day of the next terra ol this Court, uml that they tile their demands against, the estate of the said deceased, with the Clerk ol the Court, on or lietbre the time specified. It is further ordered, that n copy of this rule ho published in ono of Ilia gazettes oflhis stale accor dingly, for three mouths before said Court. I, Joshua Daniel, (.’fork of the Superior t.'ourl of Lincoln county, slate of Georgia, corlify that the liiregoing is a trim copy taken from the minutes, this 18th day of June, 1838. JOSHUA DANIEL, CTk L H. U Juno 21 Dm A DAI I VlM'lt ATOMS’ h V »/<•;. ILL bo sold outlie first Tuesday in August * C next,at Iho lower market liou.se in Augusta, within the 1- gal hours til sale, in pursuance el' an order of the (mim of Ordinary of Richmond county, two negro slaves, named Ann ami Joo, belonging to Iho estate (in en B. Holland, deceased. NEAL HOLLAND, Adm’r. may 29 id MAHY HOLLAND, Adm’x ' abl iivisTjuToit’s sa LET V 7\/ ILL be sold,at Carrollon, Carrol county,mi Vw the first Tuesday in ‘September next, Lot No. one hundred mid ten, in the tenth district of said eopnly, llie sumo belonging to the estate of Joshua Manlord, and sold in compliance! with tlio Inst will and testament of said deceased. Terras madu known on the day. This 2d July, 1838, (Hi 1 Lt UUI) ALl’OllD, Administrator, July 7 Id with the will annexed Georgia, linrke < iounty. < 'em I. of t irdinury, present their Honors GVV Evans, Abel Lewis and E Palmer, Krqrs. Rule Ni - Si, alli .V/orc/i, 1838. UPON the petition of Samuel i.’arron, executor of Absoleiu Kinsey, deeetisrd, hilt -d Burke co ■‘■luting that ho Iras Lilly executed said w’i.'hnid set- ILd I liu estate ol suid deceased, and praying .otters dimussory. It is tborelbre, on inution of counsel, ordered ihut tlio Clerk do issue u citation, reJurua bin to September Court next, requiring all persons interested then and there to show cause why the same should not ho granted : And it is further or dered that said citation be published once a mouth till Maid court. A true extract Irom too minutes. mar 20 Cm T. II BLOUNT, t). Cl’k. Georgia, Iturko County. < Court ol Ordinary, present their Honors W G Evans, Abel Lewis mid K Painler, P.sqrs Rule Ni Si Mli March, 1838 STP ON Iho nppliention ol Mallard Marsh and J fielding fryer,praying that iho Clerk do is i Ilf It til.ilum l.»v leUflii •Itimi'lHMtM y UN iuliuiliialtu tors ou iho estate nl fielding fryer, deceased it is mi motion ol Counsel ordered, that the same do issue returnable to September term next fit this Court, lobe published unco u month tillsuid Court; A Iruo extract from the minutes, march 20 Cm TJI BLOUNT, t> c cone. Georgia— Unrko County. Court of Ordinary, present, their Honors, G W Evans, Abel Lewis,and E Palmer, E.-qrs. Rule Ni Si, MU March, 1838 | I PUN the petition of Mulford Marsh, Admiuis xL' trnlur of John Walts, deceased, this day tiled, praying that a Citation may issue for letters distnis sory from said Aaministraticn. It is on motion ordered that lliosmno do issue and he published once a month for six months. A true extract Irom tlio minutes. T H BLOUNT', n c c o u c. Mnreli 20 Gm Georgia—liurkc county. Court of Ordinary—present, their Honors G. W. Evans, Abel Lewis, and E. Palmer, esqs. Halt; Ni. Si., March hth, 1838, LTPUN tHo petition of Elisha Daymans, executor J of (Samuel Hayinuns, deceased, Into of Burks county, slating that ho lias fully executed the lasi will and testament ol said Stephen (laymans, de ceased, and praying letters dismissory. It is there fore, on motion ol counsel, ordered, that the clerk doissuoa citation requiring all concerned,to b r and appear at the court at September term then and there to shew cause why said letra . ‘‘f , not bo granted, and that suiu .ilittuion ’ od pp.co a month till said court. 1 b Aline cxlrnetlrom the rah' IIPS march 21 Ctm T ,'i BLOUNT. T) el k. (.uorgia. Jederso \ t bounty W j'*'■*■''' P.oger f. Gamble, Administrate! * * ol lbe estate of the late Maiming Spratlloy, ol said county, deceased, applies for dismission Irom stud administration. These are therefore to cite and admonish nil and singular the kindred mnl creditors of said dcc'd k be and appear at my olliee, willun the time prescrib ed by law,to show cause, II any they have, why said loitersshould nut be granted. Given under my hand, nt Louisville, this 28 day effeb. 1838. EBENE/.ER BO I DWELL n»«c 1 Clerk (J Georgia, Columbia county : WHEREAS James Curtlidge, administrator applies for letters dismissory on tho estalr of Robert W. Walker, deceased. These arc therefore to cite and admonish nil niu , singular, the kindred and creditors of the said de ceased, to file their objections, if any they have i within llie time prescribed by law, in my oliice, k shew cause why said letters should not bo granted Given under, my band this 2d day of June, 1838 GABRIEL JONES, Clerk. 1 Georgia, Colombia count y : Vi/ D ERE AS James Cnrllidge, administrator dr 1 1 bonis non, applies lor letters dismissory oi the estate ol Adam Walker, deceased. These are iherolbro to cite and admonish all ara singular, llie kindred nnd creditors of the said de ceased, to file their objections, if any lliey have within the lime proscribed by law, in my olliee to sle w cause wlij said letters should not be grant I nl. Given under my bund tfnd seal at olliee, tliii 2d day of June, JB3B. GABRIEL JONES. (Vhk 1 Georg in, Jelierson County; 1 U,' Df.lll'.At> William I. Kennedy, Aluninis | * * tinier wf John Kiglit, late of tins' county, de censed, applies lor letters dismissory Irom said ad . 1 ministration, i j These -ire therefore to cite summon and admonish i all and singular, tho kindred and creditors ofllv , said deceased, In be nnd appear nt my olliee withe 1 lie time preserihod by law , to shew’ cause, if mi . they have, why said letters shall nut be grantee (■non under my hand at olliee, in Louisville, tin j sth June, IS 8. , Juno» EBENEZEU IiOTHW ELI., clerk, f. Georgia, Jefferson eouut) : 1 V 47 ID .RE \8 Brvmit Eiillbril, administrator m • I • • tlio estate nl Seth Eason, I ite nl this conn | ty, deceased, applies lor letters dismissory inm said e>t no. 1 lies * are llierelbre to cite nnd r.drn ni Hi ail ■• ngulur the kindred an,l creditors of said Hcee.i.e I j to lilt :!io:r (dijivlrans, it any they have, m uiv 1 | bee, within the tune p.esetihed by i.v.v, m sju<v ■ - ai'-e w iiy said letters oi tiis oissieai stiraifd rieit i. granted. ' Giveti under mv hand at nfliee in T.ouisv die tin 1 s:h July. 18 'B. E BOTHW ELL, <Dork ' J•ly 7 * i /Georgia, JefTer.con County: 'if 5 ; V' JILREAS James M. Linqueficld, adminie- n > *» (rotor on the estate of. fames 1C Wells, Into n of saiti county, deceased, applies lor letters of dis id mission from said estate. fliescarc therefore to eito and admonish all and singular, the kindred and ereditors of said deceased, to he and appear at my office within ihe time pro • scribed hy law, to shew cause, if any they have, , e why said letters should not ho granted. (liven under my hand at office, in Louisville, this Btli day of May, 1838 E. BOTIIWELL, Clerk, rt way IQ Cm f 1 ’ Georgia, Jefferson county: 1 y W/ HBItKAS Ashley Phillips, administrator j s. tt on the estate of Stephen Colter, late ol said j county, deceased, applies for letters distnissory. I d. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and j t singular ihe kindred and creditors of the said de- j n ceased, to be and appear at my office within the | lime prescribed by law, to shew caaso if any they j ; u hate, why said loiters should not he granted. Given under my hand at otficc, in Louisville, ( his Kith day of March 1838. mar 10 EBENEZER BOTIIWELL (Georgia, .(cfferson county; HEREAS, Patrick li Connally, Adrninislra * » lor on the 1 stale of Tandy C Jones, late | of said county, deceased, applies for Letters dtv s missory. r These arc therefore to rile nad admonish all and i "> sing tlar the heirs and cn dilors of said deceased', to ' '> I ho and appear at my office within tho time prescri *■ j lied hy law, lo file I Lei r olqcclions, if any they j - have, In shew cause wny said loltors should not ho 1 11 granted. Given under my hand, at office, in Louisville, 1 this ll'nh (lay of March. 1838. ;• march 16 EBENEZER ROTHWELL, Clk. y Georgia, Jefferson county: L ,4/ iii'-JiEAS Hugh Neely, administrator on tho 0 j • w estate of James Neely, deceased, applies lor '• | letters dismissofy from said administration. r I hose are therefore to cilo and admonish nil mid ; a | singular ilia kin Ired and creditors of said doc'd lo s I f«- ami| appear at any office, within Ihe lime preserib- \ a cd hy iaw, to show cause,if any they hate, vthyj • said idlers should not bo granted. 3 Given under my hand at office in Louisville, this ' ■ 21st day of July, 1838. ; r 3a\y‘M EBENEZER BOTIIWELL,CI’k. I A Dili \ )isTH a'J'ttKS’hVttTltm, 1 A I f- porsnns lo whom the estate of Henry Zian, I ' i a dcceas-d, is indebted, will render their claims I within the time prescribed by law; and all indebted to said estate are requested to moke early payment . to the undersigned. JANE 1). ZIN N, Adm’x. may 9, 1833 fnv JOHN FOSTER, Adm’r. j IVOTICH.—Four mofitha after date, appiica- ; 1 •* * lion will bo made lo (ho lionorahlo Interior Court ol Richmond county, while silling for ordi | nnry purposes, lor leave lo soil a lot of land in the 15th district and 4th section in Cherokee county, belonging lo the orphans of Lott Williams; also one oilier tract drawn hy Lott Williams, in,Lee co. sold for tlir benefit ol the heirs ofsoid Williams, may 2,1838. P. H.MANTZ, Guardian. i OQUR months after date application will be j JL made lo the honor Ado 1 1le Inferior Court of ( Colombia county, when silling fir ordinary pnr , poses, liir leave to sell the whole of tho real estate , of Sydney G. Holland, a minor, (or the benefit of I said minor. JEREMIAH GRIFFIN, Jnty4 Administrator of Sydney s, Holland. I JOUR months afterdate application will bo made to iho honorable the Justices of the Inlcrior Court of .S’criven comity, while silling fur ordinary purposes, for leave lo sell iho Lands belonging lo j ihe Estate of John M. Roberts, deceased, lalo of i said county. S TEPHEN MlLLS,adm’r. DELIA ROBERTS, odm’rx. Feb sth, 1838 4tra S 3 B. A OUR. months after date application will he made ft. to the honorable Inferior Court of Columbia county, while sitting as a Court of Ordinary, for leave lo sell the real estate of Jacob J Bugg, laic of 1 Mnscogee county, deceased. July 7 A. P ROBERTSON, Adm’r. I’AOiili montlta after date, application will be B. made to tho honorable Inferior Court of Co lumliia county,while .sitting for ordinary purposes 1 ,'br leave lo sell tho Land and JVegroes belonging to the estate of Robert Allen of said county deceased march 8 Win J RHODES, Ex’r j\7tOllß months after dale application will he made J! 1 to Justices of the Inferior Court of Richmond sell the real and personal estate of Henry Ziun, 1 late of fc. ichmond county, deceased, i JANE D. ZINN, Adm’x. ; may 9,1838 4m JOHN FOSTER, Adm’r. S.’-OUK monihs after date application will be ■ ' made lo the honorable the Inferior Court of Pike county, while silting (orordinnry purposis, (or leave to self tho real (state of William Bryant, de ceased, lalo of Burke count. C, L. MATTHEWS, Administrator in vigil of Ids wife. July 9,1838. INCUR months niter dale application will he made lo the honorable the Inferior Court up Taliaferro county, when sitting fir ordinary ;nr , 0 . I sos, for leave to sell the real estate of James Lang dun, deceased ; all persons concerned. • „ij n | ra !’ l , nkenotice. DOROTHYBANGDEN Guardian Juno 12,1838 .J* I '’' ’ ■jC>Ot J R months afterd p >’application will be male to iho I lone, t | lo j nforiur Conn of : Warren county, w t . n sillillg as a Court of Ordt j nary, lor leave l 0 RC ii tho Land and Negroes bo i longing to i Estate of f/umpton Wade, lateoi - sa'doo":; deceased. ROBERT BOLTON, Adm’r. J I july 12 mint t “ [VJ OTlCli.—All persons indebted to tho estate II -1* of George G. Bass, late of Burke county, de ceased, are requested to make payment, and those having demands arc requested to render them in ac cording lo law. K. W. BASS, Adm’r. npril 17 jJOUR months after dale application will bo made to the Court of Ordinary of Burke coun ty, for leave to sell lot No Do, Blb District, Morri ’ wether county, belonging to James F. Brown, a minor. __ ELIZABETH BROWN, j July 17,1338. Guardian of James F-Hrv'vvn. o OTICE.—After the expiration of’fear months i- I* from this date, application will bo made to the d Justices of the Inferior Court o( Jetfetsun county, silting as a Court ol Ordinary, for leave to sell tho h negroes belonging to tho estate ol Major Joint Ber rien, late ot jaid county, deceased J NO. MACPHEUSON BERRIEN, Ex’r. Juno 18, 1833 r, |ifOHR months afterdate application will be le JL' made lo the Inferior Court of Lincoln county, when silling for ordinary purposes, lor leave to sell id tho interest of Samuel Coulter, late of said county, a- deceased, in a negro man Moses,ns part of tho e, estate of said deceased, o WILLIAM REYNOLDS, Administrator. 1. Lincolnton, May PJ, 1838 *• ¥AOU R months afterdate application will be made a. to the honorable the Interior Court of Colum bia county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for lo leave to sell a tract ol land in said county, contain n ; mg 125 acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Hog i gie, O’Neil, and others, belonging to ihe estate of id | Henry Wiljv.'ua. SUS AN WILKINS, Ad'mr. e- j June 20, 1833. °’ ■ [VjAOUR months after dale application will be p i ! JL’ made lo the honorable Inferior Court ol Burke !' eotiniy, when silting for ordinary purposes, lo sell ls I the real estate of Eleanor Lew is, deceased, of said : county. F.LEAZEU I . COW ART, Executor may 22, 1838 m4t | g wot T. JE\ ANB»MEmoiNEj Dyspep s- MS' sin mill Uypocboudimcism— merest e- mg case.—Mr. Win . Salmon, Green si, above 3rd, l- l Philadelphia, afflicted for several years with the following distressing symptoms; sickness at the l'i stomach, headache, dizziness, palpitation of tho ■><’ heart, impaired appetite, sometimes acid and pu tt' tresceut eructation, coldness and weakness of the ty exlremeties,emaciation and general debility,dis d- larbed rest, a sense of pressure and heat at the '■ 3 stomach alter eating, night mare, great mental despondency, severe (lying pains m the chi st, hack an i sides, eosliveness, involuntary sighiti" ami weeping, languor and lassitude upon the lealt i.v -,n ercise. Mr Salmon had applied to the most emi -1 neat physicians, who considered n beyond the ! power ol med cine To restore him to health; howe- I ver. as his afflictions had m ..c, .-if him tea very I | deplorable condition, and having hern rocomnuui- I d.'d by a relative of Ins to make a trial of D r Wm. ! Evans’ medicine, ho with difficulty repaired t. a the office and procured a package, to w hich ho . 'iv .: do is indebted lor lea restoration lo life, In-aim and friends. Ho is now enjoying nil tin’ blessings of per feel lienilh. Evans’ Alcdieiiie or sole only by ANTONY A- HAINES, pprit'jo 232 Broaii street- | ( OK SALE, a likely Ncgfo Woman, , aljtftit 21 years old, accustomed to all kinds of ““Jsr work : apply at this office. 4t July 20 HAVILAND, lIISLISY '&T CoT* ' AUGUSTA, OA. U /iidernle and Retail Denim ta Drugs, Medicines, i Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Brushes, i It hulnui Glass, iJr. Os LEU the loliowing brief catalogue of their stock : Drugs, iS-c. j Alcohol, Aloes, Alum, Annaio, Asphallum, ; / tsahctida, AnUmoiiy, crude; Arrow Hoot, Allspice Arsenic. Aqua funis, 1 llnlsam Copniva, Balsam Fir, Ba'sam Tolu, i Uolsnnt Peru, Black Drop, Blue Vitriol. I Borax, refined and crude; Brimstone, Burgundy Pitch, Babcrry Bark, Bitter Root, Camphor, Calomel, English and American, ■ t roam J arlar, Cautharides, Cochineal, Camwood, ; Cubebs, < ayenne Pepper, red and African d i. Cloves, Cinnamon Bark, Cardamon Seeds, : Corrosive Sublima'e, Castile Soap, Copperas, 1 Congress V\ ater, Chloride of Lime, Chloride of Soda, 1 Castor Oil, best and com , imps , pis. and half pis. |'T«urn Saks, Essential Oils, of all kinds, ; Fan A/edicinalc; Fly Slone, Flax Seed, i Flos Niilplior, ilo'rs Benzoin, FJo’rs Chamomile, French Chalk, < finger, race, ground, pure an I common, Glauber -Salts, Glue, Coidea Seal, Fnm Myrrh, do. Arabic, do. Gamboge, do Scam tnony, do Gttaiac, (to Shellac, do. Copal, do. Tragaeanth, A». Honey, Jlydriodato Potash, Hops, Herbs of ali kinds, “ Shakers';" y/omlook Bu k Isinglass, Ipecac. Indigo, I Spanish F oat No. I, do. 2 do Carolina, , Indian's Panacea,lceland Moss, Irish Moss, lodine, : Jalap, Jujube Paste, Juniper Berries, Kroosolo, Fee’s Pills,genuine; Lobelia, herb and seed. Lemon Syrup, superior; Ladies -Slipper Root, ! Logwood, suck and chip'd; Liquorice Ball, Lint, \ i Leeches, Lancets, all kinds; : Magnesia, lump, do calcined, do Hen.’y's,do Butler’s | Aperient, j Mustard, English and American; Manna, Flake, I Musk, Marc, Madder, Muriatic Arid j Morpldn -, Act. and Sulph ; Mandrake Root, i Nutmegs, Ahtlgalle, Nnx Vomica, Nitric Acid, 1 Cil Vitnol, < )liv i lid, Opium, Osborn’s Tlnlotokcn, ; Orris Root, Oxalic Acid, Prickly Asb Burk, Pond Lily Root, Poplar Bark, Psarlash, Pepper, Pearl Brrley, P-itter’s Catlmlicon, I’iperine, Quicksilver, Rhubarb Root and powder, Rosin, Red Precipitate, Bed Sanders, Rod < balk, Swaim’s Panacea, Sulphate of Quinine, Starch, I Scidlidlz Powders, Soda Powder, Stoughton’s Bitters, in quarts and pints; Sweet Od, in quarts, pints, and hull pints, Sal Erntns, Sal Soda, Sal Ammonia, Salt Pclrc, Sugar Lead, Sarsaparilla, root and extract; Sponge, Skunk Cabbage Root, Senna, Npirnsi Turpentine, in quarts,and pints; Super Carb. Noda, Tanuric Acid, Tartar Emetic, Tamarinds, Tapioca, Verdigris, dry; White Vitriol, Uhite Wood Bark, Voast Powders Medicine in Vials. Antimonial Wine, Bateman's Urops, Balsam Copaiva, Balsam Honey, British Oil Calomel, Camphor, Cayenne Pepper, Calc’d Magnesia, Ess. J’c ppcrmiiit, Visa. Cinnamon, Ess. UcTgnm-.it, Ess. Lavender, Ess. Lemon, Godfrey’s Cordial, Jlarlmm Oil, Ipecac, Jalap, Jesuit’s Drops, Laudanum, Moore’s Essence of Life, Opodeldoc, Oil Lemon, Oil Cloves,Oil Cinnamon, Oil VVorrnscud, Paragonc, Uhiiharb, -Sweet Spls. Nitre, Spta. Hans, Solution id Quinine, strong; 1 Tartar Emetic, Tuslingtou’s Balsam, I Dr. Rush’s Eyo Water, Thompson’s do. j Thompson's Ko. G. Perfumery. I C, logno Water, every variety, Fancy Toilet Soaps do Shaving do do Lavender Water, Florida Water, Rose Water, Orange Flower Water, Milk of Roses, Preston Salts, Fancy Pungent Vials, Pomatum, Otto ol Rose, Antique Oil, Rear's Oil, Macassar Oil, Toilette Powder, Indian Dye, Powder Pulls and Boxes, Odoriferous Compound. Paints, Oils fyc. White Lead, dry; While Lead, in Oil pure, No. 1, and No. 2, Red Load, Black Lead, -Spanish Brown, Venetian Red, English and American; Vermilion, English and Chinese, India Red, Rose Pink, Drop Lake, Litharge Vollnw I John-. Some Vnllow. 1 Ihnini- G Verdigris, 111 Oil, pure; Prussian Bb\ e Antwerp Blue, Black Drop, Lav.,, lhack. Vandyke Isrown, lerra ‘ sienna Turkey Ih'tbor, i'poniv’u Whiting, Putty - umico Stone, Rotten Stoi-.e, tjaml J’aper, bronze, Gold Loaf, Windo w Gloss and Picture Glass, all sizes, Linseed Oil, Lump Oil, fUV-irr.v-rstrained, H'O l !° Fall do fede no Winter do 1 r!> .tn Oil, A r eatsloot Oil, 'Jopal Varnish, coach and furniture; F-clure Varnish, Japan Varnish, I Black Leather Varnish, Paint Slones and Mullers, Paint Mills, Glaziers’ Diamonds, Plaster Paris,Calcined. Brushes. Paint, -S'n.-h, and Varnish Brushes, nil sizes ■ Cloth, Hair, Tooth, Shaving, Horse, Shoe’, Dust, Crumb, Nail, Scrub and White Wash Brushes, every variety; Curriers’ C. 11 Pencil, Badger’s Hair, Hair Broom Brushes. £ nu p, Miscellaneous. , all kinds; G. W. Carpenter's Preparations -\ew England Cough Syrup, Gihney’s Tetter Destroyer, Uowami’s Tonic Mixture, Brundreth’s Pills, Peter’s Pills, Evan’s Cnmmomile Kills, Beckwith’s Pills, Callaghan’s Pills, Cholera Remedy, Southern lonic, Itch Ointment, Piles Ointment, Judkin s Ointment, Bullard’s Oil Soap Court Plaster, Lip Salve, Wafers Lucifer Mulches, Friction Matches Roman Lights, Shaving Boxes, mirror Shoe Blacking 3 sizes, Black Ink, 3 do. Red Ink, Indelible ink, Papers, Tooth Powder Sealing H ax, Snail Boxes, Jewett’s Linamonts Halter s Bowstrings, Syringes, all kinds irnsses,all kinds, Lamps, do, Thermometers do. Spatulas, Proof Vials, Emery, Crucibles r mo Cut Tobacco Surgeons Instruments, all kinds, Demis', do. do. Dentist Gold and 'I in Foil, Specie Jars Tincture Bottles, Bieast Pipes, Wipple Shells Nursing Bottles, Bed Pans, Pessaries,Catheters l v .ug cs. Iron, Wedgwood and glass mortars I ill J yles, Graduate Measures Glass Funnels, Medicine Chests, &c. &o. Electrical il/achines. SL?* Purchasers for cash or approved prompt, paper, will do well to give us a call, ns we have as fine a stock as is kept in the southern country, winch we are determined to sell AT THE LOWEST MARKET TRICES. ** A supply ol the most popular Patent Nos trums and Quack Medicines of tho day, constantly on hand. lam 4 j„| y jiff ORE CONCLUSIVE PUOOFS of the At B. extraordinary ellicacy of Dr. WM. EVAN S celebrated C'A MOM 11 A', and APKJIIICNT ANTI IUI.IUUS PILLS, in alleviating afflicted man kind.—Robert Cameron, 101 Bowery, N. V. His easo, Chronic Dysentery, or Bloody" Flux; Symp toms, unusual llatulency of the bowels, severe grip ing, frequent inclination lo go to stool, tenesmus, loss ol appetite, nausea, vomiting, frequency of pulse, and a frequent discharge of a fmtid kind ol matter mixed with blood, groat debility, sense of burning heat, with aa intolerable bearing down of the p-nts. Mr. Camcronis enjoying perfect health and relumed his sincere thanks fur tho great benefit ho had received. WM. EVANS To James Dickson, 3G Co.nhill, Boston, Agent for the sale of Ur. Evans’Camomile Pills; Lowell, November 10, 1836. Dear Sir—Knowing by experience that every ; reference that the afflicted receive of tho beneficial j results of medicines, I cheerfully offer mine to the public, in behalf of Dr. Win. Evans’ Camomile Pills. 1 have been afflicted for the last ten years- I uilb distress in the head and chest, often so bad I as to deprive me of sleep for throe or four nrehts in succession, but have never found relief by any of my friends’ prescriptions, until my wife saw the advertisement in the paper ; when tho persuaded me lo sen-! fir some, which Ida!, and obtained two boxes and bottles, which resulted in almost com pletely restoring mo to health, although 1 have pot entirely finished them. Should yon consider this any Lie-fit to yourself, or the public, yon have my cheerful permission lo publish it Vonrs, respectfully, THOMAS K. GOOD HD E, Contral-st The above.momiened Pills are Inr sap- ,mlv he ANTONY A- HAINES, te ir •to Solo Agents lor Augusta, Ga. f SAIjE. The subscriber offers Ins Lands for sale, in Harris county, lyina di ■ roctly upon the road from Hamilton to Greenville live miles from the former place. The possess on comprises eight hunnrcd acres, which the owner will dispose of in a body or in two separate parcel/ to suit Purchasers. There are two hundred nn ’ fifty acres cleared, of which a considerable portion f. is fresh, lbs whole fine farming order and well adapted to the culture of corn, cotton, small ir ra ., &c There is a framed dwelling house on the place we I constructed and of good malerials.agin hou.« mid all other outbuildings requisite for convenience’ Jhe water is excellent, and the situation affords I every prospect for the enjoyment of fine health ! Any person desiring further information wilt call 1 upon the subscriber on the premises. THOMAS SMITH. | Hnrns county, July 3 m 4 m Tlifi'iohowuig is an extract from a lonlicoming work of Ur. Peters, the discoverer of the celebrated Vegetable Anti-llilious Pills. “ Health, wealth and enjoyment aro the three l‘rimo 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 possession of health. Without bodily sirength and vigor, neither the physical nor the mental—neither the inner nor the outward man is capable of any achievement, 1 whether of wealih or enjoyment. Mopssanain ; coipore snno—a sound min'd in a sound body—is the sine qua non—l lie absolute requisite,for’any effi cient effort in the attainment of human ends. The mind may lie active, but if the body lie feeble, then is the mind active to little purpose. Enjoyment is not there; and the finest laid plans arc rendered abortive by the shattered condition of our tenement of clay. Hut sav that n man could obtain wealth—that bo could acquire the gold of Opbir, and bring home all. the treasures of the mines of Golconda, yet wilhout health, where would ho Ins happiness '! Ho would he miserable in the midst of his gold and his dia monds; lie would [line away in wretchedness and" despair, and he would exclaim with the vvise man of old, “ all is vanity and vexation of spirit.” His limbs uro racked with puiu and ke cannot rest, his appetite is gone, and ho loathes his food; his sto mach is oppressed with nausea, nod be turns sick- , * cuing away at the bounties of a munificent pruvi donee. Ile would give all ho is worth—nay',all the world —if ho had it—for the poor but healthy man’s appetite. “ Please give mo,” said a hungry wretch to a wealthy feeble man, “ please give me a sixpence (o buy me a morsel of food; I am almost starved !” “ I would give a thousand dollars for your appe tite,” said the rich man, ns lie handed the hungry one a dollar. Os so inm la importance is health to the enjoy ment of Jilc! But w hereto, mothinks I hear the reader ask, sub serves this homily on so plain and hackneyed a sub ject I Do uo not all know (he value ol health ? Do wo not all attend to it ns one of the chief, if nut the chiefest concerns of our mortal existence ? Do wo not employ Ihe means to attain and preserve it ?,' Do wo not lay cut money—d >wo not fey c'.Vysi wans—do wo nut follow their advicCi—do vvo not swallow their prescriptions ? True—most truc-genllo rc<^ er t i loll doest nil things, wo daro say, and r = . oyo , t-an, W e cannot, believu our homily Cn health to J>o altogether mine- As '/n ■,.orals, so in physic is it requisite; ia ' M h'-.u upon line, and precept upon precept.” - •‘MI iy. nealth lorgotthat they may be sick, ami L.en m sickuossdo not always employ the most ju tlloiovio nuiatm to attuiii hoaltl). Very true, Doctor—men do not as you say always pursue the right road to'heallh. Wow, 1 know of some people who are always dosing themselves with physic, ana running to the doctors and apoth ecaries every day of their lives. They take, I verily believe, a cart loud of drugs in a year, and yet they aro not well after all Do you know the reason ? Why, yes, in my cpimon there arc two reasons. In the first place they i-uq too much medicine, and' Hi the second, they do not tako the riihl kind. I used to make t', u same mislakc. But lately, that is i bi say for '.wo or three years past, I’ve hit upon a I better plan. 1 lake Dr. Peters’ Vegetable Bilious I 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 ol nausea and disgust in swallowing an enormous quantity of medicines. Do you know Dr. Peters f Very well. And have yon CV er taken his medicine T J were ;l blockhead else. , ‘ hey tell mo lie is none of your quacks, who un ite, bikes to mend and regulate the human machine without so much as a knowledge ol its parts, and how they are put together. 'They say he un derstands anatomy and physiology, I think they calf them, and is as familiar with botany and chemistry ns lam with the road to mill. You aro rightly informed. Dr. Peters is no em piric. He does not undertake what he dues not understand. He was regularly tired to the healing art. He has spent years in the acquisition of know ledge ;he has devoted himse.f to the study of the ? , human frame, and the diseases to which it is sub | ject, and now he is applying his acquisition to the relief of suffering humanity. Ho does not put lorlh the absurd claims often ad vanced by the inventors of patent nostrums—name ly, that ol curing all diseases with a single pre scription ! Much a prelonce ho would deem about as difficult to swallow as to lake the nostrums of : those who put it forth. There is no such medicine, j There is not, and never was, a panacea lor all dis ] rases The Vegetable Bilious Pills pretend to no such miracle. But what is inliiiitely better they 1 effect what they undertake They keep the word 1 of pr imise to the stomach, and the prima via which I they make to the ear ami eye. And that indeed is no slight recommendation. Nor are the complaints ] to which these Pills are adapted few nor far be ( tween. The disorders arising from a morbid state ! of i ho bile aro, unfortunately, many, distressing and fatal. A large portion of all ihe levers, especially atlhe south and in the marshy districts, arc owing to this cause, from the distressing ague and fever j which almost shakes asunder hie and limb, to llio ■ fearful ” \ cllcw Jack,” which seldom quits hisjvic lira without sundering soul and body as he lai.es i his leave. Conversant from his previous practice, with die ; case, in all ils forms, which originates from the dis order of iho bile, Dr. Peters was first led to emplnv his knowledge and experience in the preparaliun of n medicine which should prove efficacious in this largo class of diseases, which should relieve the ach | fug and the dizzy head, and restore the nauseated, and loathing stomach, at Ihe same time that it pre sented those more fatal effects which arc so apt to i follow from ihcir imprudent neglect. Tor tins purpose he prepared with much care and just adaption to the purpose, the Vegetable Bilious Pills, which ho is happy to say. Iron; long experi i ence, and tho abundant testimony ot those who have employed them have answered, more limn answered his sanguine expeclalions. It is not his own mere assertion you are call ed onto believe, it is not the ipse i ixit of any single man—though he was as great as Galen or Hippo crates —that yon are to pin your faith upon Nei ther all hough it is said in the sacred volume that ” by Iho mouth of two or three witnesses shall all tilings be established”-—are you to believe in Ea» , small a number only ? A cloud of witnesses is be j lore you. 'They arc too numerous to be easily | overlooked; they arc !uo intelligent to be carelessly ; heard; they are 100 respectable to ho slightly re- I guided. Believing the spontaneous testimony of llioso i whose experience istlic best lost of the truth they assort. Dr. Peters jias thrown together in tho to) lowing pages, a few ol the many hundreds oftesli- , inoniuls received from every quarter where Ins pills hav-- come into use. They are left to speak lor themselves. They are the words of those who “speak what they do Know, and tes ily to what they havo .seen and experienced.” Be careful and inquire for Peter:.’ Vegetable Pills; they nro sold in Augusta hy //avilnnd, If ley A Go Thomas Burnett A; Co, .Yolsoii Carter, end James Leverich. april 17