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GEORGIA LIME » OIIKS. •
ffNHE subscriber* respectfully inform thc j ui> (
X lie ihm ih«>v have commenced Ihe ,
munnlactory of MME near .lackionboroojli, t"
•Senvon oounly, G« They have extensive qiiar- |
mu of Li neatone, which is runiidiroil by protes*
■or J R Cofling, State Grulogisi, to whom the
proprietor* are imlebtwf lor the inforir ,
which induced ihern to embark in the undertaking,
to b« ol the very purest kind. 'I hey have rouse*
miomly erected large nnd lubMantml Kun* !i|
tne most approved maimer, nnd procured m< i.
from the North who aro perfectly acquainted with
the business A portion of the I.him is uuw in
market «nd Ims been pronounced by t he principal
builders in tho neighborhood td Augusta ai d
other*, to ho of excellent qualify, 'i h<» Kiihsm
bers take pleasure m inviting those who take an .
interest in the dovoJopemcnl of tlio internal n*sour
••■•» of Georgia. to examine it, being convinced that
tho whole I nitod States canu >1 pxoduco a more
hoautiful article.
They hove now a quantity nn hand, which they
will deliver at the month of Brier ( reckon the
•Savannah river, or at Augusta. Having extensive
preparations in pi ogress, they expect to be obi*
during the next winter and spring to supply <»r
dura to a very largo amount; nnd they hove every
reason 10 believe that they w ill entitle thunsrdvo
to she fuvor and patronage ol the public by pro
ducing n cheaper nnd bolter article «i homo than
• mi he found abroad.
Orders will be received by D Kiri Patrick A (’»»
«»r by Thus L Sindh at Augusta, or .Incl-s mlm u’
( 0K.M.1.1l S .V SMITH
may 7 Sawdifwlf
law No'ncfck
rilllE iicdorHigned having united in the proeti*
JL ot the LA W, offer their service*: to the public
I’hey will ultcnd (be courts of Muscogee, .Marion,
Stmvorl, Randolph, K.iirly, Baker, /,< and Sumr r,
ol (heLhatUlmoeboe t ir< ml, Houston,of the I lint
Circuit; nnd Twiggs, Kuhiaki, l/nvndc;, Thonma,
Docaiur and Dooly, of Ibo Southern Circuit. I'u
ainca* cut lusted to llicir cure will meet with prompt
attention Their oilin' in in AmoncUN, bonnier
county, where one of lham iimv always be found
when not absent on by dries*.
LOTT WARN I
W;»I II CUAVVIOIU)
pet 10 vyjj
I AW Mfi K I!. ’I be mei. i ipned havm",
A removed from ('bilk county to I.im*
will attend to the pro* t < • . i 1,-wv in the ■•u , .eimr
mid Inferior ('ourlk of I <im olu * »uiily, mid tin* ■.
jik cut counties Humic ■ mlru.'.led to Idh r:tre \% nl
l»e promptly all'Oidei! to
BENNINH R MOORE.
References Hon t bark.* Dnugh'oiv, Hon. A.
S. ('lay (on, Hon. J bom i \N 11 arris, 1 •mi. Ed v\ oil
Harden, Alliens; ('. .1 .Imikim’, O'. VV (.'raw I -rd,
A. J Miller,Col.John Alilledge, William Ik.bun ,
Augusta
Lincolnlcn, iWarcb 2*l, IB3S. w 1 1
10110 Ifmid red Dollars ucuunl.
NOTH Ml- Runaway from the Miibscri
ber, in I December last, a negro mun mine d
Johnson, nged about twenty eight yr:rs.
Said negro is four feet eleven inches high, '
very dark complexion, nod when interro
gated closely Hiullei.s a Utile; lie ban a I
lull face, nnd n great many marks of the
whip on Ins bock. Said negro was confined n Ala
eon jail last summer throe months, and belonged ill
that time to Air (dll, of Almirooco I would re
quest jailors to bo purliculnr in examining jails, ns i
the said negro lay six months in jail within ten I
miles of hia ir.usier. It huk! negro is routined in j
jail, so that I get him, I will pay the above reward. !
I have no doubt but that lie luih altered Ins mum*
apnl II wfuu L*()KNELIIfS D. TORIN.
I 9 ItOUGIIT TO (AUGUSTA JAIL, on
* * the IHili instuiit, a negro boy, calls himself
illiuor, says ho belongs to James Tolbert, Wilkes
county ; he in 17 or |H years old, dark complected.
The owner in requested to come forward, poy < \
priHCH and lake him from jail.
July 18, ih;«h. Ui EM AH) roan, j „i„ r
BROUGHT TO AUGUSTA JAIL, o
llie Mih instant, a negro boy, calls hiuisol
Jacob, says he belongs to Winny Hill, Abbevillo
District, S. (’.; be is lb years old, light complected.
The owner is requested to come forward, pay ex
penses nnd take him from jail.
July 17,1838. 3t ELI MORGAN,JaiIor.
B NOUGHT TO AK.VSTV JAIL, m
the 1.)(1 1 inslnnl, u mgro mnu win. • •nils
himself HILLV, sny» lie belongs to Stephen Pal
mer, Wilcox county, A Inbnmn—lie is JO years old,
6 foot U inchce high, light comploetod, has several
auiull scars on the left band The owner is re
quested to come forward, pay expenses and lake
him from jail. ELI MORGAN,
ii July 21 Jailor
EXECUTORS «V A I>J»IINIBTUATOIt<
S vli;.
ON the first Tups lay in October next, will bo
sold nf the (’ourl House in DeKnlb county,
lot 206, in dm I7il» District of originally Henry
county, belonging to tho estate of Archibald Roll, j
deceased.
A/*<», on the eainw day nt tho Court House in
Lumpkin county, will bo sold lot. 1003, m tho 4th
District, Ist seeuon, originally Cherokee, belonging
to the estate ol Mary While, deceased, under or
ders of the Court of Ordinary, oflhirke county.—
Terms on the day of sale ; purchasers paying for
titles. KLI AS ItKI.L, Executor of
Archibald Hell, and iidminiNtrniorof
July 17, 1838 GOd Alary White,deceased.
Aid IN IST |{ VTOR'S S A 1,1.
WILL be sold,at C’arrohon, Carrol county, on ■
the first Tuondny in September next, Lot
No. one hundred and ten, in the tenth district of
■aid couniy, the same belonging to tin* estate of |
Joshua Stanford, and sold in compliance with I lie |
last will and testament of said deceased. Terms j
made known on the day. This 2d July, 1838.
(JUILKOKU ALFORD, Administrator,
July 7 id with the wi{l annexed
Superior Court] April Tertn, 1838
Georgia, Lincoln county :
Nicholas (». Barksdale, administrator of) ~ ..
Stith G. Barksdale, \ 1 1 •
1)4.
Speed, Hester it Tate, i’ade A Tale, John Wat
kins, udminisirMor, Ae of Henry Al. Watkins, i
deceased, Drevvry li fade, Mark S. Anthony’ |
John McDowell, Francis MeUmdin, Wilhuiu An
draws, Uaston Hanse, J K Kdbinn, NN dlmm Bos
tick. Hill A i.abugar , John JS. Aloore, Benjamin
MeKiliiek, Tiiuotbv T. Sniiih, James IN.
William N. Harper, Jtsse I’ NN niton, lU*verly Barks
dale, John and 1 bourns Benson, N (». ihirlxsdule,
nnd N.(* Buiksdale, guardian of NN jJiiain A Ntoke.s,
Hannah Smith, wile of Benjamin Smith, former!v
wile ofSiiih G. BurksduJe.
It is ordered by the t'ourt that the defmidnntN in
the above ease, and all oilier rrediiArs ol Stub (.
Barksdale, doceaced, ajipear and plead, muswer or
demur to said bill, on the first day of tho next term
of this Court, snd that they ti U their demand*
against tho estate of the* s.iiil deceased, w 11 1« ibe
Glerk of the t 'ourl, on or luilorv ilm niiit'
Il i. fnrllmr oujerci. ilott :i copy ut this rule in'
(tublishi'd in one ol'ili.. .pr/.eiics oMlu» snu ■ .umi
dingly, I'ur three monlliM lieliue kiihl ( onn
I, Jo«lnm bnniel, Clerk ol lliß t-uperim ( oiirl o)
Einculii county, sluio ot Geor-n, eerUly 1 1.a: ilie
(oregmng is a Into eoj>y idken trom the inumles,
this IMili (lay orjuiio, IHd.-t,
' JOSHUA HAMKMTI;, I. S. C. i
June 21 "m
* Jpoinin, Jellt'ixui \ Hu ut >. ;
U! HI. ICK AS Uoy.-r I ( i,inih'.i', Aihuinislra!. r
ot the estate ol the lato Alautima 1 p; ..n, .
ofsuiil cotiaty, (lereisril, applies lor’ ihsim.-sioii
trot a said mhni nis t rail ni i
rite«e are llierctoreto cite and adiamosh a|! ; , ni |
•ingttlar IheKindred ami creditors olsaid ,d i
Ikmiikl appear at mj ollicc, w itlnn lli 'iiae pr --nh ’
ed by law,h> (how enu c, il any tlicv Imvu.w hv shkl !
letters should not bo c,rained
Given umli r ni) hand, ■ lan -, nip th
day of F«l>. 1838. I’.IMiM . u Hti| nwr.i t
mar I ,
Georgin, Coliiiiibiti comity :
til.lll.as James Cm
“ * apph,.. (or !• item t1....... ,rj on th ,
olliohort W Walker, dotes, d.
'J'hesoare liter, I,ne In rite and admonish nil an
singular, the kindred and creditors ol the > ~| ; i,
• eased, to file th.-ir n'.j, c teas, if anj tl, , i,a,
within the lime pros, rilnd I , tun, a, iiv , j, I
sllPw t-iiuse why said 1011, r. I . ~ |,,. .! ..[ i
Given under nty hand tl is v'd day ,i ,! ’j
G A Hill Kl, JUNKS, <
8 NUUK month*, afitn
nude to the honor dde 1 1, Inleiair I',
< 'olttinhi i eotinry, w hen . 1 1:u,.; i ■ o , ,i, ~.
poses, lor leave to sell i|,,> Ml, , 1 ,-re al ■
of Sydney G 1101 l rod, « ncr,, ■
.aid minor. JI.IH Ml\(| u |{ll r I '.
'oh I Vdiniii'slraii.i ~| ■ ~ 1|.,1|.n,.|
n,avi ation rest k.vi,i> |
The gulmirihcr being desirous of
JbjßHk leating Georgia, now 01l -re his Plan
fi I, I vbC lallon for mile. It contains 833 aereii
iel*i pla) °’ u " fertile noil nv Colnmhm i minty
_nif --- ) n 60iieres o. woodland, with a
lomlorioblit dwelling, and other necessary buildingi
| generally attached to 11 I’lanlalion, ond has also a
valuable Mill Soul. The said Land is on the waters
of 1 die Creek—it adjoins (-'apt. Win. P. Bealle,
(ho. M. McGruder and others, J. r > mills from Au
gn-ia, and a pleasant and agreeable neighborhood,
linely watered with never failing Springs
littleberk v lewis.
Columbia county. Geo , July 10, 1833. vvlm
I’. S —lVrsoi'H wishing to purchase will please
| enii on Mr. F. M ( Jook, of /tu |'ii .in,
LOl ISVILIiK HOTEL PORSALE.
J\ Tho RubßCT.bf r floniroiiH of removing to
| Cj I lie \*eat, ''tiers for n»ile llio I («>iol vvt<nli
. ! • iiEJk now ocrupiftM ii. f lu; (own of I -ouiuvillo.
J in- hoiiiK* is 4 <»mmodiouH, with nbout Iwo aoroa ol
ground u.tjclud to it, in fi central p in of ilie lovvn,
with n!I nei'OMsnry out huildingM. 'J li*m nro two
linos o* HtagoH now running llirungii flic town; one
from August.! to Mobile, nin I llio other from bavan
I nali lo Moron. To any fioraon <! siring a good
• land lor a Hole-I,lliix will la; o<jo«il to any in a
country village ;as llio rerriplß the houw; llio
IfiKt year vvns about b'dUOO, wlien llierc vvaa hnl one
linn of L’ngrH running through tin* place. Persons
dc* rutin of piia ln -iui! •an sea* tlm Hiihncriljcr on
lh« 1.1,1/A S. .SIIKLI.M AN.
JsOUißvillc, July 20 wlm
r GA I KfcVl fslshl lIOTIOG.
r 'l’la • rsialdislirncm, uri'lor fho
iiil-a ii'iiii'i'omoni of its former proprie*
? --•ifl *’* * * Mttfl ti<r - • •mb rgone, Hilire I tie last
■ y , ijsfin,«misid«.Tallin repairs, and is
noujliiifd up for fho rec eption of company the
jironnrior plodgcn I• im"■«*ll to bj ar.» no exertion lo
i lit. 1 ' r l lio.o- who call on iiirn t:o m fori aide.
<. ~i!i viUo, July 26 w4t .1 VI Bfl A. W,
I. \M>S I'OR S \ TiJH.
f i Y'y. 'J ho ? nlMcrihcr oilers fur sale hi ;
('olnmhia cownly, idtualcd on
Iho in'iiii road loading from Augusta lo
J[ w <-ohimhia fdinl Jloum*, thirteen miles
tin e thfl f irmer, mid nine miles below
; he Inner pi ice, containing nheiil GMI acres, iiml is
. mi situated that iwo desirable setiiemcnln may he
I iiti* if,l ii hi ’i I Ihe w hole he pm Hindi lor one person,
wjih improvements mi euelti either of which will
1 i.e ftnld separate, should tip l purclmser d sire ii ■ -
'1 ha lerms mid h.nd enii 1.-' i.neivn or seen by rip
plying lo (be overi.' cr, nn tin* pr< mixes. I revisions
e.m he hail on the pnmdses else
Juno i f 1638 n i HAIIMONO LAMAR.
WAVNKSHOKt) AC AOKAI V.
f E 41 IK ecereises ol tlie instilutioii will he resumed
P on the find Mondny in October next, and I lie
j Commissioners have llio pleasure ol informing ihu
j public 11 111 1 they hove again been able In secure llio
j services el Mr. Hi,us xvabon, whose instructions
j have given such general uatislaction during the pusl
| academic year.
I For the inlonnallun of llio fiends and patrons of
| (I.ls nead iiiy, noliee is also given, that all those
I branches el learning are now taught in it which
| constiliito a iliorongh. useful, and uccompiishcd
| i ibiriilmip The design nl (he licelnr is, not merely
I in malic Ills pupils lainiliar with thisorihatd part
j incut of literal lire or science, hut lo train and pre-
I parelhem (or the pertorinaiico of all 1 f jc* high and
: important dunes nl hie. Jlencc, apad from the
; usual routine id acadi line studies, their allention is
directed to the iiltainment of manly stylo in speak
j mg and of an easy carriage and polite address, to the
j mentis of preserving health, lo the w riting ol leltois,
i notes and hills, and, in short, lo all those accom
plishments, which, though generally neglected in
the education of youth, me not loss essential losuc
cess in life, than these acquirements of a weightier
and more scientific character,
’flic discipline of this School is mild and parental,
yet at the same time firm and affectionate. The
pupils nro treated us moral an intellectual beings,
and in the maintenance ol order, appeals are made
to the conscience rather than to (ho rod. A correct
account of each scholar’s conduct and proficiency
is kept, uml transmuted to the parents (if residing
near) every week; which, together with rewards,
judiciously distributed, has had the happiest clfecl
m awakening and keeping alive a spirit ol einuiu
lion, belli in regard to study and de|iorliuenl tnnoog
the pupils ofthm academy.
At n recent meeting ol the Board of Commission
ers, the billowing rosoltulons w ore adopted, to wit—
That the academic ycarslmll be divided into two
sessions.
That (ha first session shell commence on the first
day ol October in each and every year, and teriiu
niiieoh the 15lh day ol February; and that the
second session shall commence on the itiih ol Feb
ruary, and terminate on the 30th dime , alter which
there shall he a vacation of three months. In addi
tion lo this, there shall lie n recess of one week
during the Christmas Hollidays.
That the rales of tuition shall be an follows, viz t
For Reading, Spelling, Writing and Defining,
per session $8 1)0
For Geography, Arithmetic, Grammar, and
other elementary studios, 10 00
For the ancient and modern languages, Math
ematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and other kindred branches 1G 00
Tuition in all ruses lo lie paid in advance.
No scholar will he received for a shorter period
than half a session, and when entering for this
lime, it must he so oxprsssly slated ul tho lime of
entrance.
Board indy be obtained in respectable families in
| tliis village at prices varying from 8 to $l3 per
i month, washing, lights, Ac included.
The books to be used in this academy are, the
Bible, Walker’s Dictionary, Webster’s Spelling
j Hook, F.ineison’s First and second Class Readers,
] the National Reader, and Barber’s Elocution.
Colburn's First Lessons, Sindh's ami Emerson's
j Arithmetics, Colburn’s Algebra, Playfair's Euclid,
j Marshall's Book Keeping, and Flint’s Surveying.
Smith’s mid Kirklmm’s Grammar, Purkei's Exor
j ciscs,and Blair's Rhetoric.
Woodhridge's and Gluey's Geography, Robbins'
j and Wh.dpley’s History, Guy's Astronomy and
{ 'Treatise on Globes, Comstock’s Chemistry and
1 Natural Philosophy, Lincoln and Eaton's Botany,
Hedge’s logic. Combo’s Physiology, Walts ou the
Mind, and tho Handel uml Hayuen collection of
t hureh Music
Andrew's Latin Grammar, Goodrich's Greek
Grimmer, Greek Header Testament and Majors,
Latin Render, Leverell’s Latin Tutor, Virgil, Sal
lust, Cicero nud Horace, Leviznc’s French Gram
mar, with Kolmar's Fables, and Tclcmm hus.
Per order ol the Board,
EDWARD GARLICK, Soc’y.
Waynesboro, July 10, 1838 Ttsm
, HAN WVAV from the subscri
' \ her-, residing in Greenville, (is , a
urn 111 I 111 boy, by Ibe name of DICK,
(calls i imsell Rich ird,) said boy i.
VVy about (l ie. i 1 inch high, raw boned,
'' -g> and weighs about Ini, or 80 lbs.
c •dtmi.i M quick spoken, with one of bis fore
liith br,,l „IV, malt ul Ullli: ball
on his head: quite intelligent active.and tilling as m
muscular power. Wc lirought said negro iVom the
llneol Mississippi am! Alahama, Slimier Cuniity
Dick had on when he wont away a mix id enat and
fur hat, other clothing not tucollcctcd. lie formerii/
came from N.C.
Also :u the same time raimx.iy, a bright mulatto
1 bytl ameuf WESTLFA belonging to Col.
< Vepi r, rear this place, abr.ul ',’e rears ol age, quick
1 ’’h el' tor 3 inebt’ high, spare made,
(er. 1 n. This boy was bought
I of; , Mr, V. . '. :.e ! t ,at ( ’ohm i bus. tu this Bbrte,
and by him was brought from Maryland! ho lias
; ■' h’il I" pilm li. W isili • laid on
i "b nln w. it away, a striped pair of pantaloons.
I I'bei both Id) \\ illimit nny provocation, ami
j with money enough lo carry them some distance.
and it is supposed will make lor i.nine Ireeblnle Ii
;IS probubl ■ ibey may have lire piss s, „ r n, av | >p
(arriv'd by some while pels in. Whoever will
aj preliend said negroes,and lodge lliem in .’ail, ,s..
taal we get ’hem, shall he liberally rewarded
Jam- 18 HARD.WVAV .v HAWKINS
1 ~ -
l'\\ I ’. NT\ • i it I '. Dillil, UiS RHIBt Ali
j'i t LI .N \W VN Irom thetnbseriher !
f, r ; . w l..ie in eamp, near /famhurg, N C
t A n(itam in ~o mail men I/' ,
* ’ ■ . .i’mM ; \ :. , .... ;
U ’-1
fiviSor l.t .;nl.esM,.L.V>;.vera‘i
>'.inl negro Will piiri ii,is..d Imm the workhouse
■ , V !ur ” . A ."> 1"""’“ •' Will apprcl e-d
ne,:re and dcox-r him to Vr. Tn, r „ ,
\ •’ I’io.so 11. M aid Tim,., ,
k ‘ ! M,n - ■' i 1 • it*ci't vp t*n» rmvard.
• s "II LIAMS
*><k,Al| .ICiiKK Os LAN V TOR .• A I*l- i
♦ i Jon accommodating ifriiw ">
K B, EDWARDS,
.1, 1 1 y 17 vyGt Elbert county.
BACONS POItK AND IABD.
*t/x tki kEB.S. f It.himore & < inciniinli Bacon
•51MIUIP 431,1,1* prune Pork
50U0 lbs Loaf Lard, for ale on accommodating terms
by ISAAC MOISE,
June 7 ,v |3ll Brood street.
,\| OTIC E.—The co-parmership heretofore ex
-11 isting between Man ns A. llonrnoy and Ml
duel Slielinan, in Ifiuisville,Georgia, is dissolveiJ
MARCUS A FLU CRN O’!,
By his attorney, It- W. Feournov.
.Inly 10, Ifllid. vtGl
A STIIIIA, THREE YEARS' STANDING
I is, Mr. Robert Monroe, Schuylkill nflhcted with
i ilm nbove distressing malady Symptoms -great
languor, flatulency, disturbed rest, nervous head-
I ndie, difficulty of brent lung, tightness and atiieturo
f ncrosrt tlir d’/./.ipeHM, nofvotin h*kl
, resile micas, could not lie in a horizontal position
. without the sensation of imjemling suffocation,
palpitation of Iho Imnrl, dislreming cough, costive
1 ne S, pnin lit tile stomach,drowsiness, great debility
i nod deficiency ol the nervous er-ergy. Mr. K. Mon
o roe g ive tip every thought of recovery, and dita
e despair sat on the countenance al every person in
terested in his existence or happiness, ml hy ucci
n dent he noticed in a public paper ionic cures effected
hy Dr. Wm. Evans’ Medicine in lus complaint,
which induced him to purchase n package of the
Bills, which resulted in complete!/ removing every
symptom ol the disease lie wishes tosoy his mo.
o u ve (ur this declaration is, Hint those afflicted with
• the same or any symptoms similar to those from
t which he is happily restored, rnar likewise receive
a ilm same inestimable benefit. Wm. EVANS
e for sale hy ANTONY & HAINEfq
a march 28 Sole agents lor Augusta Go
11AVILAND, KISLKY & Co.
AUGUSTA, GA.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer/ in Drugs, Medicines,
Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Dye Btiijs, Brushes,
u IV indniu Otnss, AfC.
Ol ) i;i! the following brief catalogue ol their
slock ,
v Drugs, i J,’.
M Alcohol, A lacs'. Alum, Annum, Asphaltuin,
f / ...safaaida, Antimony, crude; Arrow Knot,
i, Allspice Arsenic. Aipra Burns,
II Balsam I ,'opaiy a, Bait am 1' u, Bahrain Tulu,
Balsam Bern, Black Drop, Blue Vitriol,
Borax, refined and crude; Brimstone,
s Burgundy Bitch, Baherry Bark, Bitter Roof,
I iiinphor, Calomel, English and American,
( ream '1 ar’lar, (Janlhnrules, Cochineal, C 'ainwoud,
Cnbohs, Cayenne Pepper, rod and African d i.
1 doves, Cinnamon Bark, Cardamon Heed-,
Corrosive) .Subliruae, Castile Soap, Copperas,
Congress Water, Chloride of Lime,
' Chloride of Soda,
11 Castor Oil, host and com , inqls , pis. and hull pis.
3 Epsom thills, Es.setiii.il Oils, of nil kinds,
* Ecu rV/eclicinalo; !■ ly IS tone, Bias .Seed.
1 Bio’s .Sulphur, Flo’is Benzoin, Flo’rs Chamomile,
French Chalk,
I Ginger, race, ground, pmv an I common,
! Glauber .Sale, (Buc, Coidea .Seal,
* Cum Myrrh, do. Arabic, d(J. Gamboge, do Scam
* muny, do Cuaiac, Go Shellac, do. Copal, do.
' Tragacanlh, &c.
I I fonoy, ilydriodate Potash, flops,
■ iltrbsoi all kinds, “ Shakers';" Hemlock Baik
' Isinglass, Ipecac, indigo,
■ .Spanish B oal No. I, do. 2 do Carolina,
1 Indian's Panacea, Iceland Moss, Irish Moss, lodine,
Jalap, Jnjnlio Baste, Juniper Berries, Kreosole,
Leo’s Bills,genuine; Lobelia, herb and seed.
Lemon Syrup, superior; Ladies Slipper Rool,
/.ogxvood, stick and chip'd; Liquorice Ball, Lint,
Leeches, Lancets, oil kinds;
Magnesia, lump, do calcined,do Henry’s, do Culler’s
Aperient,
Mustard, English and American; Manna, Flake,
Mnec, Madder, Muriatic Acid
Morphin ', Act. and S'lbdi ; Mandrake Root,
Nutmegs, JVtilgalls, Nux Vomica, Nitric Acid,
Oil Vitriol, Olivo Oil, Opium, Osborn’s Pliilolokon,
Orris Root, Oxalic Acid, Brickly Ash Bark,
Pond Lily Root, Poplar Bark, Pearlash, Pepper,
Pearl Brrley, Potter’s Cal holicen, Pipeline,
(Quicksilver. Rhubarb Root and powder, Rosin,
Red Precipitate, Red Sanders, Rod ( balk,
bwaim’s Bnmicea, ttutplmic of Ouinine, Starch,
I ISeidlidiz Powders, Soda Powder,
Stoughton’s Bitters, in quarts and pints;
Sweet Oil, in quarts, pints, and hall pints,
• Sul Emins, Sal Soda, Sal Ammonia, Salt Pclre,
’ Sugar (.cud, Sarsaparilla, rool and extract;
Sponge, Skunk Cabbage Root, Senna,
1 6'pirns Turpentine, in quarts anil pints;
Super Curb. Noda, Tartaric Acid, Tartar Emetic,
1 Tamarinds, Tapioca, Verdigris, dry;
White Vitriol, While Wood Bark, Yeast Powders
Medicine in Vials.
Anlnnonial Wine, JJulcman's Drops,
Balsam Copniva, Balsam Honey, British Oil
Calomel, Camphor, Cayenne Pepper,
(dalc’d Magnesia, Ess. Peppermint, Jins. Cinnamon,
Ess. Bergamot, Ess. Lavender, Ess. Lemon,
Godfrey's Cordial, ilarliem Oil, ipecac, Jalap,
Jesuit's Drops, Laudanum,
Moore’s Essence of Life, Opodeldoc, Oil Lemon,
Oil Cloves,Oil Cinnamon, Oil Wortnseud,
Puragoric, Rhubarb, .Sweet Spts. Nitre,
Spls. Haris, Solution ol Quinine, strung;
Tartar Emetic, Tuslinglon's Balsam,
Dr. Rush’s Eye Water, Thompson’s do
Thompson's No.C.
Perfumery.
Ci logon 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, Bear's Oil,
Macassar Oil,Toilette Powder, Indian Dyo,
Powder Pulls and Boxes, Odoriferous Compound,
Paints, Oils <Je.
White Lead, dry;
\\ Into Lead, in 0,1 pure, No. I, mid No. 2,
Red Lead, Black Lend, -Spanish Brown,
\ enciiim Rod, English and American;
Vermilion, English and Chinese,
India Red, Rose Pink, Drop Lake, Litharge,
Y clluw Ochre, Stone Y ellow, Chrome Green,
\ ordigris, m Oil, pure; Prussian Blue,
Antwerp Blue, Black Drop, Lamp Black,
Vandyke Brown, Terra Do Sienna.
Turkey Brahor, .Spanish Whiting, Putty
Pumice Stone, Rotten Stone, Sund Paper,
Bronze, Gobi Leaf, Smalts,
Window Glass and Picture Glass, nil sizes,
Linseed Oil,
Lamp Oil, summer strained,
tlo do Ball do
do do Winter do
Train Oil, Veal stool Oil,
Copal \ ariiish, roach and furniture,
Picture Varnish, Japan Varnish,
Black Leather Varnish,
Baiui Names and Mullers, Paint Mills,
Glaziers’ Diamonds, Plasicr Paris,Calcined.
Brushes.
1 .tint, Sti'h, and \ aiuisli Brushes, all sizes <
1 (-'loth, Hair, Tooth, .''’having. U or s,', .Shoe, Dust,
r math, .Vail, .Scrub mid U him Wash Brushes,
every variety;
( iirners ( . II Pencil, Badger's Hair, Hair Broom
brushes.
Misecllantous.
Sioic, all kinds; (■. \i . Carpmlot .- Preparations
Now England Cough Syrup,
(■ilmey's Tetter Destroyer,
Row ami’s Tonic .Mixture,
Brandrelh's Pills, Peter's Bills,
Evan’s Cmnmomile Bills, Beckwith s Pills,
Callaghan s Pills, Cholera Remedy.
Southern Tonic, Itch Ointment, Piles Ointment,
•Bulkin's Ointment, Bullard's Oil .Soap
Court Blaster. Jap .Salve, Wafers
I,under Matches, Friction Matches
Roman Eights, .Shaving Boxes, nrtrror
.Shoe Blacking :! sizes, Black Ink, :t do.
Red Ink, Indelible Ink, Tapers, Tooth Bowder
" ; * * 1 x -I 1 '! Hmxor, Jo wall's Liaaraenls
I laltrT's Bow si rings, .Syringes, all kinds
1 i ns es, all kinds, Lamps, do , 'l'hermonielcrs do.
Npalnlas, Proof Vials, Emery, Crucibles
I me Cut 'Bolcieeo
unis Iqmrumeiila, all kinds, Dentis* do. do.
Bemisi Gold ami / in Foil, .Spec 1 C j a's
* 'tu'lure Bodies, Breast Pipes, Nipple .Shells
.y.iism 1 ; Bonk s, Bed Pans, Pessaries, Calhelors
'VI roil, V) edgu oil and glass mortars
, i 1 J ylcs, Cradnate Measures
■'' ’ mnn I . Medicine i 'bests, Ac.
i B eel ideal Machines.
I ) no'lins. i-s- tar cash or approved nroninl
G V' I ’'.'"' 0 (o give us a call, ss yve have ns
' kept in 1 1;.- southern country,
win. i wc are delenmiied to sell
. tub I.Q'Vtir MARKET TRleKs
t supply of the most popular Parent Vos
■mas nmf (Quack Medicines of the day, constantly
1 n ' 11 "- I'mi I . July. 0(1
Dot X. WANS’ MEDICINE: Dyypep I
siu and Mypochondiincism—lnterest 1
Img CBs-: —Mr. Wm. Salmon, Green nt, above 3rd, G
! Philadelphia, afflicted ior several years with the pi
; following ilisireisiug symptom*; sickness ut the ri
ytomach, headache, dizxincss, palpitation of the N
| heart,impaired nppe'ite, sometimes acid and pu- ll
irescent eructation, coldness and weakness of the .»
extremeties, emaciation and general debility, dis
turbed rest, a sense of pressure and heal at the
i stomach after eating, night mare, great mental J
despondency, severe flying pains in tire cheat, back t
and sides, cosliveness, involuntary sighing and f
| weeping, languor and lassitude ii|>oii the least eti- j
! eroise. Mr Salmon had applied to the most etni- |
i nent physicians, who considered it beyond the ((
power of medicine to restore him 10 health; huwe- ; (
ver, us his atfliclions had reduced him to a very
deplorable condition, and haring been recommen
ded by a relative of Ins to make a trial of Dr Wm.
Evans’ medicine, he with difficult} repaired to
the office and procured u package, to which ho
1 savs,| lie is indoiileii for ins restoration to life,
1 health and friends. He is now enjoying all the
blessings of tier loot health. Evans’ Medicine or
* sale only by ANTONY At HAINES,
dpri! tj 23iBroad street
■ | Georgia—liurke county* , |
i ( ourt oi Ordinary—present, llicir Honors G. W . j
Evans, Abel Lewis, and E. Palmer, esqs.
Rule A i. At., March all i, 1838.
ITI’ON tlie petition of Elisha llaymans,executor
J of Samuel llaymans, deceased,late ol iiurks
■ county, staling that lie Inis fully executed the last
will and testament of said Stephen Daymans, dc
■ ceased, and praying letters dismissory. ft is there- |
i fore, on motion ol counsel, ordered, that the clerk |
i do issue n citation requiring all concerned,to ho i
s and appear at the court at September term next
then and there to shew cause why said letters ahall
not he granted, and that said cititalion he publish
ed once a month till said court.
Atruo extract from the minutes,
march 21 6tm T II BLOUNT, D tl’k
, Georgia, Jefferson county :
, \\l HEREAtS Urynnt Fulford, administrator on
• * liie estate of Seth Eason, late of this enuo
r I ly, deceased, applies lor loiters dismissory from
said estate.
These are therefore In cite and r.cTmnniah all and
j singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
I to lilt their objections, if any they have, in my ol
j flee, within tin* time prescribed by law, to show
j c lose why said letters ol dismission should nut be
. granted.
Given under my hand at office in Louisville, this
hlh July, 1838. E. ROTH WELL, Clerk.
J.-ly 7
Georgia, Jefferson County:
HI II EKE AS James ill. Emqucficld, adminis
trator on the estate of James E Wells, late
of said county, deceased, applies lor letters of dis
mission from said estate.
These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to he nod appear at my ollice within the time pro
, scribed by law, to shew cause, if any they have,
why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand at office, in Louisville, this
Bth day of May, 1838 E, BOTH WELL, Clerk,
may It) Gm
j Georgia, Jefferson county:
WHEREAS Ashley Thillips, administrator
on the estate of Stephen Colter, lutuul said
county, deceased, applies lor letters dismissory.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred uml creditors of the said de
ceased, to be and appear at my office within the
lime prescribed by law, to shew caase if any they
hate, wiiy said leiters should not bo granted.
Given under my hand at office, in Louisville,
his JGth day of March 1838.
mar 16 EBENEZER ROTIIWELL
Georgia, Jefferson county:
WHEREAS, Patrick U Connolly, Administra
tor on the Estate of Tandy (J Jones, lute
ol said county, deceased, applies for Letters dt»
missory.
Those arc therefore to cite aad admonish all and
singular the heirs and creditors of said deceased, to
he ui appear ut mj office within the time prescri
bed by Id’,'’- 10 A* o their objections, if any they
have, to show etuis.: letters should not bo
granted. t 11t
mv liand, at, offieo, to Ldl’tsVllle,
this Iblli day of March, iboo.
march 16 EBENEZER BOTHWELL, Clk.
Georgia, liurke county:
WHEREAS Elijah Attaway, administrator no
the estate ol Redding D Byrnnt, into ol said
count v, deceased, applies for letters dismissory.
Those are therefore to cite and admonish all and
sigulur thokindred and creditors ol said deceased,
to he and appear at my office, within the tin e pre
scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have,
why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand, at Waynesboro’, this 17th
day of Fob;, 1838. T H BLOUNT, D. Cl’k.
teh 21 m6m
Georgia, Jefferson comity:
U/ 11 ERE AS Hugh Neely, administrator on the
estate of James Neely, deceased, applies lor
letters dismissory from said administration.
’These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
stngularthe kin Ired and creditors of said doe’d to
he and appear at any office, within tho time proscrib
ed by iaw, to shew cause,if any they have, why
said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand ut office in Louisville, this
21st day of July, 1838. *
.'uly 21 EUENFZER BOTH WELL, Cfk.
Georgia, Iturke County;
WHEREAS Little Berry Burch applies for
leiters dismissory, on the estate of Abish !
Jenkins, deceased.
These are theieforc to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to he and appear at my office within the lime pre
scribed hy law, to show cause, if any they have,
why said letters should not bo granted.
AvGiven under my hand t office, in Waynesboro
this 23d day of March, 1838.
mar 26 6m T. H. BLOUNT, Dep. Clerk.
i Georgia,Columbia County:
U/ ULRICAS Benjamin H. Warren and John
McGar, Executors of the tVill ol William
McGar, deceased, applies fur letters Dismissory.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased
to be and appear ul my office within the time pre
scribed by law, to show cause if any they have, !
why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 24th day of :
February, 1838. GABRIEL JONES, Clerk. I
feb 27 -17
Georgin,Jcfferson comity :
W” JIEREAB Sherrod Arrington, administrate
on the estate of Joseph Lockhart, late of
, said county, deceased, applies for letters of dismis
j sion from said estate.
j Those are therefore to cite, summon and admon
-1 tsli, till and singular, the kindred and creditors of
said deceased, to be and appear at ray office within
, the time prescri Sd hy law, to shew cause, if any i
j they have, why said letters should not ko granted
| Given under my hand at office in Louisville, this i
I 25th June, 1833.
June 28 EBENEZER BOTHWELL, Clerk.
| TO BOAT OWNERS AND PATKOONS
Navigating Havanah ami Broad rivers.
I k > V an act of the General Assembly of the state
; » 9 of Georgia, assented to the 26th December, 1836
it is made he duty of the inferior courts of the sev
en! counties of said state, bordering on, or which
navigable waters pass through, to cause to he pah
fished, the provisions of the several acts of the ge
neral assembly, regulating boat owners, their agents
and pitmens, navigating said waters,
1 By the aforesaid acts every boot navigating the
hnvaimah or Broad rivers, are required to have a
white patroon,with a Bill of Lading ready prepared
to exhibit to any while person, who may wish to
examine the contents of Ihe boat under their charge
show ing the name ol said patroon and consignee of I
the cargo aboard of said boat, and furthermore for I
lads any boat owner,their agent or patroon,to pernti' 1
any boat hand being a slave; to put on board of their 1
boa;,any com, cotton, peas,stock ot any kind, pool i
try or other articles m winch by law they are forbid !
to iraflicK, except the same is exhibited in the hill ol
lading of Ihcor.i, rot said boat or bis ago '
..or los or their direction entered, making it penal i
agnm«t ev ry offender of the aforesaid acts
i herofore,all concerned will lake police, that tho '
arts if winch die foregoing is extracted will be en j
torcod against offenders who may be taken tilth,
county „i Lincoln. Lewis Parks, !'
U. 11. Cantislow,
dOiiv Moss,
StEPII|;\ Stovall, !
. ~.. Pktee IjAmah,
noY 3 " " bi lges of Inferior rour ’
Idol'll mdrtltn alter date application will be
1? made to the honorable the inferior Court ol
Columbia county, when sitting for ordinary pur- ,
josrs, (or leave to eell six hundred acres ot land,
;nore or leas, belonging to the estate ot Benjamin L. (
\\ infrey, deceased, lying in Columbia county, on .
ilie liuie Kiolto creek, adjoining lands ot Haggle, (
Martin, and others. Will. P. BEALL, Adit. r. |
July 26, 1833.
OTICE. —Four [months after ante, nppiica
i » lion will be mode to the honorable Interior
Court ol Richmond county, while sitting for ordi- i
nary purposes, lor leave to sell a lot ol land in the j
loth district and 4lh section in Cherokee county,
belonging to the orphans of Lott Williams; also
one other tract draw n by Lott Williams, in,Lee co.
sold for tin benefit ol the heirs of said Williams,
may 2,1813. P. H. MANTZ, Guardian. _
J _ 3>OURmoiilliB after date application wiU.be made
to the honorable Inferior Court of Columbia
county, while sitting ns a Court of Ordinary, for
leave to sell the real estate of Jacob J iiugg, laieot
i Muscogee county, deceased.
July 7 A. P ROBERTSON, Adm’r.
u ,'UUH months afterdate application will he made
H- to. Juslicea ol the Irdonor Court of Richmond
I county", silling as a Court of Ordinary, for leave to j
sell the real and personal estate ol Henry Zinu, I
i late ol 1 ichmond county,deceased,
JANE 1). ZINN, Adm’x. i
may 9, 1838 4m JOHNI FOSTER, Adm’r.
tf,'OUil monilis utter date application will be j
S ' made to the honorable the ln*rior court of
Hike county, while sitting lorordinary purposes, tor
leave to sell the real estate of William Bryant, dc-
I ceased, late of Burke count.
C. L. MATTHEWS,
Administrator in rigid of his wife.
July 9,1838._
TNOUR months alter dale application will be
jT mado to the honorable tbe Inferior Court of
Talialerro county, when sluing fur ordinary purpo
ses, for leave to sell the real estate of James Lung
don, deceased ; all persons concerned will please
ake notice. DOROTHY LANGDON, Guardian.
June 12,1838 4rn
Jj.MJUR mouths ufier date, application will be
S' made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of
I Warren county, when sitting as a Court of Ordi
nary, for leave to sell the Lund and Negroes be
i longing to the Estate of Hampton Wade, late of
said county, deceased.
ROBERT HOLTON, Adm’s.
July 12 w4m
T%j OTICE. —All persons indebted to the estate
ixi ol George G. Bass, late of Burke county, de
ceased, arc requested to make payment, and those
having demands are requested to render them in ac
cording to law. K. W. BASS, Adni i*.
npril 17
BAOBR months after dale application will be
B. made to tlie Court of Ordinary of Burko coun
ty, for leave to sell lot No 95, Blh Hislrict, Alerri
uclhcr county, belonging to James F. Brown, a
minor. KLiZaBETH HROWiN,
July 17,1838. Guardian of James F- Br.Avn.__
i%i OTicSs.—Alter theexpiration of four months
it irom this date, application will he made to the
I Justices of the Inferior Court ot Jetlerson county,
silling as a Court ol Ordinary, for leave to sell the
negroes belonging to the estate of Major Jonu Ber
rien, lute ol said comity, deceased-
JNO. MACFHERSON BERRIEN, Ex’r.
June 18,1838
IN OUR month* alter dale application will be
' mado to the Inferior Court of Lincoln county,
when silling for ordinary purposes, lor leave to sell
the interest of Samuel Coulier, late of said county,
deceased, in a negro man Moses, as part ol the
estate ot said deceased.
WILLIAM REYNOLDS, Administrator.
Lincolnton, May 19, 1838
laOLTr months alter dale application will be made
' to the honorable the 1 nlerior Court of Colum
bia county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, lor
leave to sell a tract of lurid in said county, contain
ing 125 acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Heg
gic, O’Neil, and others, belonging to Ihe estate of
Henry Wilkins. SUSAN WILKINS, Ad'mr.
June 20, 1838.
BjAOUR months after date application will ho
Xf made to the honorable Inferior Court of Burke
counly, when silling lorordinary purposes, to sell
the real estate of Kleazer Lewis, deceased, of said
county. KLEAZER L. COWART, Executor
mnv 22. 1838 m4t _
I p'JK months alter dote application wm l.„
* "made 10 honorable Interior Court of Jeffer
son, sitting for ordinary pui‘J?! >3C *i ,or leave to sell
tbe lands m said county, belonging to the estate oi
the late ; hornas B. Wells, deceased. Also two ne
gro women, Mary and Lucy with her child. Mold
lor the benefit ol the eieditors ol said estate. This
23d April, 1838.
PHILIP ROBINSON, ) ,
npril 23 4m JOHN R WELLS, j; *-x rs.
|AOUR months after date application will be
jS.' made to the lion Court ot Ordinary, of the
cou hty of JefTerson, for leave to sell 095 acres ot
pine lai.ti ' II the county of Burke, on the waters of
Davids Brnnc.'-; adjoining lands of John Lodge, T,
J. Mordacl and fibers, sold for the lienefit of the
heirs of Benjamin Brbt' ~1i dbceased, minors.
CROSS, Guardian.
Lonisiillc, May 24, 1838.
months after date, applies.* Pn be
**- made to the honorable inferior Co’ ,rt °
Burke count) - ,for leave to sell all the real estr,'. 1 e
cf George F. Sconyers, deceased.
JANE SCONYERS, Adrax.
| april 20 m4m
I months alter dale, application will bo
! X made to the honorable Inferior Court of
Burke county, (or leave to sell a part ofthe real
estate ot Soutbworth Harlow, deceased.
REBECCA HARLOW, Admrx.
npril 20 m4m
FOUR months after date application will be
made to the hoiui/ablo the Inferior Court ol
Burko county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell the plantation belonging to the estate
of John M. Lambert, deceased, in said county, ad
joining lands of John Cock, Mathew Jones, and oth
crs. Als >,a negro man belonging to said estate by
the name of Bob,
ANDERSON LAMBERT,) ~ ,
GEORGE W. EVANS, s hx ra -
June 28, 1838.
C'OUR months after date, applipatton will bo
I -*■ mado to the lion, the Inferior Court of Elbert
1 county, while silting Ibi ordinary purposes, (or
; leave to sell a negro man named William, belong
j mglo Margaret Ann Deadwyler, a minor heir of
Joseph I lead wyler, jr. deceased, late of Elbert co.
ALEXANDER P. HOUSTON,Guardian,
may 31, 1833 ra4t
months after date, application will lie
X made lo the Hon the Inferior Court of Elbert
county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for
leave lo sell all the lands and negroes belonging to
the estate of Abner Ward, deceased, late of said
county. THO’S. JOHNSTON, Adm’r.
may 31, 1838 m4t
Georgia, liiirke County.
Court of Ordinary, present their Honors W G
Evans, Abel Lewis and E Famler, Esqrs
Hale Ni Si nth March, 1838
HTP ON thb application ol Mulford Marsh and
' Fielding Fryer .praying i hat the Clerk do is
sue a citation lor letters dtsmissory as ndminislra- j
tors on the estate of Fielding Fryer, deoca.ed It I
is an motion of Counsel ordered, that the same do
issue returnable lo September term next ot this
Court, lo be published onoe a month till said Court
A true extract from the minutes.
_march 20 Cun Til BLOUNT. I) cco a c.
Georgia— Burke County,
Court ol Ordinary, present, their Honors, G W
Evans, Abel Lewis, and E Palmer, Esqrs.
Rule Ni Si, nth March, 1838.
UPON (he petition of Mulford Marsh, Adminis
trator ot John Watts, deceased, this day tiled,
praying that a Citation may issue for letters dissnig
sory from said Aaministralic.il. It is on motion
j ordered that ihesame do issue and be published
once amantn for six mouths. A true exiractfrom
I ihe minutes. T H BLOUNT, uccom,
March 20 Cm
Georgia, llurkc Comity,
! Court of Ordinary, present their Honors G W
Evans, Abel Lewis and E Palmer, Erqrs.
, Rule Ni Si, Ssh March, 183)
UPON t lie pel ilion of .Samuel Barron, executor of 1
Absolem Kinsey, deceased, late ot Burke co
1 stating ilrU lie lias t ally executed said will and set- 1
tied the estate of said deceased, ami praying lours j
i dismissory. It is thoreibre, on motion of counsel,
ordered that the Clerk do issue a citation, rclurna- I
hie to September Court next, requiring ail persons
interested then anti there to show cause whv the
same should not be granted . And it is further or- !
dered that said citation be published once a month I
till said court. A true extract Irom the minutes I
mar 20 f>m ] ([ BI.OUN P, R (Tk I
LAND JOH SAI.L, The subscribed offers
his Lands lor sale, in Harris county, lying di
rectly upon the road from Hamilton to Greenville,
five miles from the former place. The possession
comprises eight hundred acres, which ihe owner
will dispose of in a body or in two separate parcels
to suit purchasers. There are two hundred and
fifty acres cleared, of which a considerable portion
is fresh, the whole fine farming order and well
adapted to the culture of com, cotton, small grain,
&c. There is a homed dwelling house on Ihe place
well constructed and ol good materials, a gin house,
and all other outbuildings requisite for convenience'
The water is excellent, and the situation affords
every prospect (or the enjoyment of fine health.—
| Any person desiring further information will call
upon the subscriber on the premises.
THOMAS SMITH.
I I farria county, July 3 nit in
The following is an extract Horn a lonhcoininc
work of Hr. Peters, Ihe discoverer of the celebrated
i Vegetable Ant i-llilions Pills.
“ Health, wealth and enjoyment are the threo
prime ejects ol life. The two former are
. only sought ns a means to obtain Ihe latter. —
f Man seeks for wealth ns the means of enjoyment.
But vain is such pursuit without the possession of
. health. Without bodily strength and vigor, neither
the physical nor tho mental—neither the inner nor
the outward man is capable of any achievement,
whether of wealth or enjoyment. Mens Sana in
coipore sano—a sound mind in a sound body—is
tliesine qua non—the absolute requisite,forjany effi
! cicnt effort in the attainment of tinman ends. The
mind may be active, hut if the body be feeble, then
’ is the mind active to little purpose. Enjoyment is
not there; and the finest laid plans are rendered
abortive by the shattered condition of our tenement
of clay.
i Km sin that a man could obtain wealth—that he
■ could acquire die gold of Ophir, mid bring home all
- the treasures of the mines of Golconda, yet without
i health, where would lie his happiness ? He would
he miserable in the midst of Ills gold and his dia
monds ; lie would pine away in wretchedness and
despair, and he would exclaim with the wise man
, of old, “ all is vanity and vexation of spirit.” His
limbs are racked with pain and ke cannot rest, his
’ appetite is gono, and ho loathes his food; his slo
' much is oppressed wilh nausea, and ho turns sick
ening away at the bounties of a munificent provi
dence. He would give all ho is w orth—nay,all Ihe
world —if lie had it—lor ihe poor but healthy man's
appetite,
s “ Please give me,” said a hungry wretch to a
, wealthy feeble man, “ please give me a sixpence to
1 buy me a morsel of food; I am almost starved !"
, “ 1 would give n thousand dollars for your nppe
i tite,” said tho rich man, as he handed the hungry
one a dollar.
Os so much importance is health to the enjoy
ment of lile!
, But whereto, metliinks I hear Ihe reader ask, sub'
serves this homily on so plain and hackneyed n sub
\ ject? Ho we not all know Ihe value ol health?
Ho we not all attend lo it as one of the chief, if not
the chiofest concerns of our mortal existence ? Ho
[• we not employ the means to attain and preserve it ?
Ho wo not lay out money—d.t we not fee physi
cians—do we not follow their advice—do wo not
swallow their prescriptions ?
! True—most true—gentle reader, thou doest all
| things, we dare say, and more. Still, we cannot
believe our homily on health to he altogether unne
-1 cessary. As in morals, so in physic is it requisite
to have “ line upon line, and precept upon precept."
Men in health lorget that they may be sick , and
- ........!.. .....t f.Kvny. omnlor the most ju
. dicious means to attain health.
I Very true, Doctor—men do not as you say always
j pursue llig right road to health. Now, I know of
- some people who are always dosing themselves
I with physic, ana running to the doctors and apotli
s ecaries every day of their lives. They take, 1 verily
believe, a cart load of drugs in a year, and yet they
am not well after all
Ho you know the reason?
Why, yes, in my opinion there are two reasons.
5 In tho first place they lake too much medicine, ami
| hi tho second, they do not lako the right kind. 1
used to make the same mistake. But lately, that is
1 lo say for two or three years past, I’ve hit upon a
■ better plan. I lake Hr. Peters’ Vegetable Bilious
s Kills, and I derive mere benefit from one dollar laid
out in liiem, 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. Ho you know Ur. Potent
( Very well.
. Ami have you ever taken Ins medicine ?
J were a blockhead else.
Ttu-’ .’oil me he is Mono of your quacks, who mi
j l i„ rfn |.'i, M'-nd and regulate tho human machine
I Without so mu,;.'> “ knowledge ol its part.,
i and how they are pm 'og'fther. iheysay he mi
! derslands anatomy and physio,J. v> think they call
1 i them, and is as familiar with botany a,, chemistry
as 1 am with the road to mill.
You are rightly informed. Dr, Peters is no em
piric. Ho does not undertake what he does not
understand. Ho was regularly bred lo the healing" ,
i art. Ho has spent years in the acquisition ol know-
I lodge ; lie has devoted himso.f to ihe study of the
■ | human frame, and the diseases to which it is sub
( ject, nnd now ho is applying his acquisition to the
, relief of suffering humanity.
He does nut put forth the absurd claims often ad
vanced by the inventors of patent nostrums—naHi<v
ly, that of curing all diseases wilh a single pre
scription ! Such a pretence l»e would deem about
i as difficult to swallow as to take the nostrums of
I those who put it forth. There is no such medicine.
I'liere is not, and never was, a panacea for all dis
eases The Vegetable Bilious Pills pretend to no
such miracle. But what is infinitely better they
i effect what they undertake They keep the word
ol pr imise tc tlie stomach, nnd the prima via which
! they make to the ear and e ye. And lhat .indeed it
|no slight recommendation. Nor are ihe complaints
! lo which these Pills are adapted lew nor far be
tween. Tho disorders arising from a morbid stale
of i he bile are, unfortunately, many, distressing and
latal- A largo portion of all the levers, especially
at the south nnd in the marshy districts, aro owing
lo tliis cause, from the distressing ague and fever
which almost shakes asunder lile and limb, to Ihe
fearful ” Yellew Jack,” which seldom quits tushie
tim without sundering soul and body as he takes
his leave.
Conversant .rom his previous practice, with dial
case, in all ils forms, which originates from the dis
order ol llie bile, Hr. Peters was first led to employ
his knowledge and experience in the preparation of
a medicine which should prove efficacious in this
i large class of diseases,which should relievetheach
Ling and the dizzy head, and restore tin; nauseated
i and loathing stomach, at the same time that it pro
j vented those more fatal effects which are so apt to
I follow from their imprudent neglect,
j For this purpose he prepared with much care am!
; lust adaption to the purpose, the Vegetable Bilious
! Pills, which he u n ppy to say, Iron; long experi
I ence, anil the uhnml .nt testimony of those who have
employed them have answered, more than answered
his sanguine expectations.
It is nut itis own mere assertion you are call
ed on to believe. It is not the ipse dixit ol any single
man—though he was as great as Galen or Hippo
crates—that you are to pin your faith upon Nei
ther although it is said in the sacred volume that
11 Ijy *ke mouth ol 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
tore you. They aro 100 numerous to be easily
overlooked; they arc too intelligent to be carelessly
beard; they are too respectable to be slightly t« I
gardeil.
Believing the spontaneous testimony of thos' 1 I
whoso experience isthe best test of the truth they a
i assort. Hr. Peters has thrown together in the fo' I I
lowing pages, a lew of the many hundreds of test! \ ?
tnonials received from every quarter where his
pills haw come into use. They are left to speak
lor themselves. They are the words of those who I
“ speak what they do know, and les ify lo what ■
they have seen and experienced.”
Be careful and inquire for Peters' Vegetable
Fills; they are sold in Augusta by //aviland, Kis
ley ,t ('" Thomas Burned & Co, fVelson Cart"! I
nd ,lamer, Leverieh, npril 17