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f months after <lnts application *V' b l made t 0 tllß Honorable llio Inferior mnol Hurko county, while fitting for ordinary bu- Firl/t?*' lor * Bavel °^! l Fomn lands in Cherokee and ii v j 5 B c0ll!^- » eons’-ting of s’xiy acres in 'ft irokee ,1 i- end two tracts in Burk", containing lour hundred 's f|«nd thirty acres,known asiho Clark Tract; all be ‘ .” n * ,r 'f to 'he estate of William Bryan, tier'd, of ourke county—sold for the purpose of paying the aeJUs.'U said estai •. ,*V 4tt.F.S GRUBBS, Adm'r. /. . ELIZABETH BRYAN, Adra'x. jipM 1 lin GEORGIA, Jefferson County Roger L. Gamble applies to my for Issuers ol Administration on the «»taie jpfManaing Spradlcy, deed, these are therefore to pile »nd admonish all and singular the kind ed and auditors ofsaid deci ased, to be and appear at my #>lßc* wit) in the time prescribed by law, lo shew latuse, ifar.y they hat e, why said loiters should not kjsnwwtt, E. BOTHWELL, Dep. Elk. C. O. -d dun 3 1 w3()d IVJOTIC --Ths Exercises of the / cademv at L • 'he Santk Hills, will bb resnm d 0.,, the 3dday ot daniijary,- IHtn.u.kkr the direction of Mr. [' Ji Kntsrt Thelenns of Tuition as follows : For the Classical Department, SlO per onarter The highest English Class SS. Andlallother Classes, $C>. During the winter months one dollar is remftred foi wood. By order til the Board. Jan 3 1 at] JAMES McLAWs, Clerk. WHARF CO.MP’Y OFFicETT* 3d January; 1937. s [Y'OfTICE.— An F.lociion for a Present and se i. w ven Directors forihe present soar, vs ill he held rsV hi * T|W^l| v n/xtT'iiurtuni, between the I fedurs of V A. M. and 2o'cjhok, P, M. J«rfl* v l 3t] v ' JOHN SHARP, Tr. 1 — l I .’Jh (•,..• -i Fancy and Staple Dry lrmr> C (ir ' , JW«, 231 Broad street, Au- l R * I t J Va» ’ Van 3 Ily T LN 0, 1 land and for sale by Jan 3 i t fJ U,<j BALDWIN. Oeopfj'Sa, Burke 1 County: "'SM/ HE RE AS, Simeon Loiery applies for " _ Lelter,of Administraiijn, de bonis non, on the Estate of Lewelling Spa! i, deceased. These are therefore to cite atd admonish, all •nd singular, the kindred and/creditors of said deceased, lo be and appear at tuy office, within the lime prescribed hv law, to hi • their objections, 1. if any they have, to shew cause why said Letters should not be granted. * jj Givei under my hand, at office, in Waynes-/ hero’, this 29th day of N .. | 30. ’ J*G, BADLLV, Clerk. . J>”- 7 ___ 21 f, Wforgia, Columbia County: 1 ejlk Willis IVilin >r toll a bcf.n ‘ R ii Tn n "‘' lnc "Hitei HORSE, a lit.'e f flealiiiten. g!»od *JI round, 12 or i 3 ( 1 yearn old A? praised by W*4. t| 4olUr» jr*l|Worn, an h d/. Jones, to sUty Alst on* dnk Day HORSE, .hod nil p'und, UU t«ia white feet, a stir in Us face, and a scar • m* weathcij, su PP°“ e d 10 ’>« done by a (ii g sddle 7 0 r8 years old. Appro •sol to ninety a “Wf« by .aid William Odon and R. W Junes ( , / t { THOMAS WILKINS, J. P. " I j,, \\ 12(h NoTember, 1836. I ( (A true Extract from the Eslray Book, ' U. HARRISS, Clerk. c Dele 31 3 t 27 •> ; (STRAYED, Oli, STO L K,\, , y 7 .4 :hOj* the ?' l It 'itnf <nt, from mil a ’2Li?rO'%'-, lv - Mrs. Taylor, :OHfy A ZTT‘I; -'lhe Quak- •'(iriugs, a bright ,rrel H ° l{S years old next | * .w£yA!i>'Bpriiig. about sixlccn hands high, j VtiCi Met I* well while, blaze j, ilitoSie, lolng'cf itdied t il, oil shies behind and If, ce vEns lirfibr/ JL, sa<l ' ic - lwi ' ll<J ' a"' l mar- I 0 no, if « ily »ew. Fifty 101 lns reward, if to-I c granW vvb/ e UB H 'J on hia prosecu- 0 [“'li-n lor«nv,|i t ' 011: n : 1 * *' ,r he delivery of the J 9 ’hette, wi thoif 1 **'“ thief, Ten Dollars will he paid, * f w Uh alheasP lla ile *s en «» s .-> Ja aiJthur SMmjf Fi Dec Sr j | 3 '" 27 * 3 fWkfe'" i»ia i'ou r * f Clerk' I Office of the Sf periur Court. V (’j i!5( Monday, Dl . 19ih, 1836. \ J Court off 1.-oluiuhia county r aar 'j|. i Teptember Term, t{(36, having been, . v by K\»Y*r?ior Judge Suit, atyf urnod over lo Ill'll .y, diy —And Jud,e Shot ha'ijng forwarded me he his written order, ditccting said Court to be - adjourned Until Court in course : Now, know ye. Solicitors, Attorneys, Jurors, ; Clients, and Witnesses, that tho Superior Com I , of Columbia Couuty, for Sep ember Term, 1830. } ii adjourned sine die. y / c By order of His Hrjaor, th 'presiding Judge, „ J GA'BRIEDjONES, Clerk. Eeceil.Tet 26 , f |3tw 27 Ivxjw u\tlT Ir’llS/i' f f reived from New 'oik, the latest new n 4p i.tyle HATS, fog. sale b ft | PRICE & MALLORY, I Tailors, 168 Broad Street. | I, December 10 21 — -- v ■■ H *7 rst' if P‘ ■ ' , St * ; will * ,ll ’ .iaution trading 1 ith C , , fjesoly fVolc JTuind, gie mby tb O Wmetirnf in September or'ortoiicr, 1835, to y’-Gele H. kfoung, for fifteen hundred dollars, pr| papa die day of Decer,h cri 1836, as the ! eejeistionj, for which it has failed. I j SAMUEI. C. STARKE. » >3l Stw 37 ' , The .tbhemie ■ FEMAIi« SCiH JOE, ; '•mr iLL be opened in thoi vi'lage of Abbe ville. on ihe Ist MiUj ; .y in January under the difcction of lift ]{ev. Ca*m.t:s M frijr. All the usual liralf' le of a Female ed ftlon, are e.pccied to If, 'piuglil in lifts A'mtny. Mr. Marlin, as a fjmtleman of lib eraf education, and having had, same experience ] as a tsacher, is well qualified to i istiuct females, f in all the more substantial paijta of their educa- ] tioa; and his amiable character, admirably adypls him fir the conducting ofsmj,! pi^o.ftu'.iution. It is e;P ectei * t H<*t Mr. Marli/i will have the best 1 * 8 ’ ‘ n lll!: ornamental hiandies of Music, : .‘OrawafS’ and Fainting. ( <, iV Th* r B ln (hia Aondymy, will he such, i 'otr’iie‘'r •!.“ re u nrally, adopted, ir similar in- ( ■ 'tfsi Mf^sspisi “ 1"™“ “ p ’ [; on reisonSble WARI)|jAXV ‘, Presd’t. J.' A.'' CALHOUN, Sec’ry. Board <»/ D rectors. Wot. 27 JpfjtinVTEK’ti .IfJTTfJ&j nfimrqoii, . ■ ,il ; M Tlh> Ul.ti. I ritut:.'U pur .v,; i the almvd Eslabhi hment, begs fflti-ftuij foMivcim tho pub lic J Wqe, tl.nljho ns (ready at all tjines to acrommo la c iho ,c|wi, i in iy favoihim wiih'lheir cuUom. ihe LoUwi isiai ( deraoit R a ll >rougk ri’pan. . ,|j?t time, to make it pfesriit mi apse . ranee n - fftor to none ir the couoliy. iek|‘ 1 ' location of MiWon ahe if a omi. .c ■ <elreat for all (hose' wV I '' maj n f ick a healthy reaitenen ness in the lorer imtiDur ?' , , „ nl i j |«lltimea , K>s u|i|s|imi J'hf th ' h j f the Mobil) maifkots afL - \ cause wib bo spare,' ■i'« l « ' .' - Who ma, my. ouofi l.i Hia ,lar J none in Ihle'Southern tutu atry,..md . be aupplieii with tho ch< iip'at L'quors. * , bl. shall be constantly rupplic. with >r,.y of provonder, «nd good and nrefu O-* e ' s - . | Persona travelling can he accV.modaird at all times with IUCKS kef for th .• PU'd" s ''- I '' Office of tho Northern aiid Soutl,'rn line gea is also kept at the Pl.grtU*i s 1 Intel, w 11 ' P k sons wishing can procure ’mats. ■ There if also a UaihiTt shop attached to tin Ej establishment. K Angßall* 6M 91 Georfl.j, Scriven louuiy, WHEREAS, Richard Herrington, Scnr a, pl»8 for Letters of Dismission on me t.suteot Jeremiah Herrington, dccea cd These are therefore to cite an 1 admonish', all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said de ceased, to ks and appear at my office, within the ttmc presented by law, to file their objections, if any they have, to shew cause why said letters should not be granted. Given ut der my hand, at office, in Jackson ooro , this -a day of August, 1836. i JOSHUA* PERRY, Clerk. _ Au e H,l ’ S 6tm 89 in cm 41 it, Scriven Conutii : WHEREAS George Robbins applies fog Letters from the Guardian snip or ttohecc i Ponder, deceased. Fhese are therefore to cite and admonish, all and Sinaailar tho kindred and creditors of said de cease.! h be and appear at my office, within the time iscnl cd by law, to file their objections, if any I f< have, to shew cause why said Letters sho iiot bo granted. GiV i under my hand, at office, in Jacksonbo ro , thii 2Slh day of October, 1838. ; „ JOSHUA PERRY, Clerk. W*' ■ 9 13 A.\’S woti^eT SQNOUR months afterdate, application will be U made to the Inferior Court of Jcfi'erson coln’y, for leave to sell a lot of Land, lying in MitUer county, drawn by the heirs of Isaac litin -.Oji, deceased. MOSES BRINSON, Guardian. Taov. 26 18 idiiiiiiiiitrator’ij Notice. If>OUR months afterdate, application will he I- made to the Honorable Inferior Court ot S riven county, when sitting for ordinary purpo ses, for leave to sell all the Lands belonging to the Estate of Rebecca Ponder, late of said coun • deceased, for the purpose of division among t ; !ie heirs of said Estate. GEORGE ROBBINS, Adm’r. [ Nov. 1,183 ti i 3 J Etui*ke Counly. William S. Burton applies ▼ V ft )r Letters Dismissory, as Administra tor on (he Estate of Charles Burton,deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, within the time presetibed by law, to file their objections, il any they have, to shew cause why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, at office, at Waynes enough, this 30th July, 1836. ■ , ,r" J. G. BADULY, Clerk. August 6 6tm 89 Trustee’s Notice. FOUR months after dale, application will be made to the Honorable Inferior Court of 1 Columbia com ty, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave, to sell the whole of the Real Esiate and Negroes, which were bequeathed by Ihe will of Nolley Whitcomheto William Whit combe, and his lawful heirs, for the benefit of said heirs, and for the purpose of distribution among the heirs of said Win. Wifttcoinhc, now deceased. GABRIEL JONES, Trustee exofficio for heirs of IVm. H hitcombe. November 1, 1836 4lm 11 ' ”* ( 'hhninixtrotor’s Notice. \ STIOLR months lifior date, application will he 5 . made to the Honorable the Justices of the \ Interior Court of Columbia county, when sitting \ tor Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the whole of the l*val Estate and Negroes belonging to the J estate nf Green Gilpin, deceased, for the benefit 1 dl‘ the heirs .nid creditors of said ■— v ‘ ,- ~ W.ChMfEfj ”31 £ h»nis non, % Member 1, 1836 |r 4im 11 Notice. months after (fate, application will be made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Jefferson county, when sitting for Ordinary pur- ( poses, lor leave to - abll tbc T and and Necroes of ( James Neely, dcceas«*d. HUGH J. NEELY, Admr. December 19th, 1836 4tm 2G Itdininisfralors’ IVolicc. months after date, application will be gj maJe to the Honorable Inferior Court of Burke county, when sitting for Ordinary pur poses, for leave to sell the Land and Negroes be longing to the Esialc of Richard Sconyers, late of said comity, deceased—sold for the purpose of a division among the heirs of said deceased, JOHN SCONYERS, ? . RLJHABD B. SCONYERS, 5 Aum rs- Octulicf 29th. 1836 4lm 12 .fft ininistrator’s .Voficc. months after date, application will he ’ mkle lo the Honotable Infetior Court of Richmond county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell a 1 ! the Estate, both rcol J.-tis jicisrtiial, of James Primrose, deceased, late of said county,for the benefit of the hciis and credi tors ofsaid estate, G. B. MARSHALL, Adm’r. MARY PRIMROSE, Adm’tx. October 29th, 1836 4tm 10 • Idot:n ssir.'itor’s .Votice. I? . ■ O'Ull months after dale, application will be v made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Burke county, when sitting for Ordinary purpo ses, for leave to sell all the Real Estate of John Wat's, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors, M(ILFORD MARSH, Admr. November 8. 1836 4tin 15 Notice. FOUR months after date, application will be made lo Iho Honorable Inferior Court of Burke county, when silling for Ordinary purpo ses, for leave to sell Ihe Negroes belonging to the Estate of Charles Cavenah, deceas ’d. MICHAEL WIGGINS, Admr. November 8, 1836 4tm Ift ,Id min i sir a tor ’ s < Vet icc. NOUR months afterdate, application will he made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Columbia counly, when sitting for Ordinary pur •SSTftV leaf' to sell aft the Real Estate of Wm. Fletcher, late’of Columbia counly, deceased. , PETER KNOX, Adm’r. ' Nov. 30, 1836 ftcorffisis Jefferson Cotis»ty: «-5*7 HERE AS, William P. Taylor, adminis %% tutor on the Estate of Absalom Taylor, deceased, applies for Letters of Dismission from R "t l.'se ate therefore to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he and appear at my office within the me proscribed by law, to file their objections,.( any they have, to shew cause why said Letters ville ‘hi 9 slh Dec 10 Ctm 22 ~A>lnilnl«li*ntoi ,, « police. ' OUR months after date application will e [ f? L Honorahlo the Justices « h. Abner E. Hoffiday, s late of an si co ’ JONES, Admr. } N iventber ( 1836 4tm ~7kd S nii slvalor’s e . n, perse , indebted to -he Estate of Mm. „ "llSto’en jffirirVemanis duly authentic ~ wl , wuhrnth^ep- : nj^;- Ai)m , r . Nov. 30 SS J f; T 19 •lUniinittralrix’s .Votive. ALL persons having demands against the estate of Henry Wilkins, late of Columbia county, deceased, are requested to hand them in 1 properly attested within the •me required by law ; - and those indebted to said estate, ar< requailed la ' make immediate payment 10, f SUSANNAH WILKINS, Adm’rx. > Dec. 1, 1836 w6w 20 uidministrator’s Sale. On the first Tuesday in February next, WILL tie sold at the Court House door, in Milledgcville, Baldwin county, a tract ol Land, containing one hundred and one and one fourth acres, more or less, situated in said county, • adjoining lands of Charles Smith and John H. Smith, deceased, being the Southern half o( Lot No. 84, and lielonging to the estate of John Sturges, deceased, late of Baldwin county. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate. James Yarborough. Adm’n de bonis non. Wot. 26 9|w 18 Guardian’s Sale. On th first Tuesday in February next , bo sold at the Market House, in tho v V town of Louisville, Jefferson county, a greeably to an order of the Honorable Inferior Court of said counly of Jefferson, sitting as a Court of Ordinary, the Real Estate of Mary A. S. Dufcauzcaux, minor heir of Stephen Durenu zeaux, deceased, it being one half of the Planta tion whereon the deceased Stephen Dureauzcaux lived and died, in said counly. The whole Tract containing four hundred and eighty-seven and a half acres, more or less, on the waters of Ogee chce river, adjoining lands of J. W. Gregory ami others. It will be sold to the highest bidder, with in tile usual hours of sale. Terms on the day of sale.—Tho other half of said Tract will be sold at the same time and place, also. JAMES BLACK, Guardian, December 5, 1836 wtd 23 Executor’s Sate. On the first Tuesday in March next, be sold before the Court House W Y door, in Jacksonboro,’ within tho usual hours of sale, agreeably lo an order of the Hon orable the Inferior Court ol Scriven county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, a Negro Man, by the name of Cyrus, belonging to the estate of William 13. Dopaon, deceased.—Terms cash. M. N. MeCALL, Ex’r. Dee 17 wtd 24 old min istrator’g Sale. On the first Tuesday in March next, I,^7ILL he sold before the Court House v V door, in Jacksonboro,’ within tho usual hours of sale, agreeably to an order of the Hon orable the Inferior Court of Scriven counly, when sitting for ordinary purposes. Eighty acres of pine Land, adjoining Lands of Augustus Seaborn Jones, James Roberts, and others, belonging lo the estate of Job Herrington, Junr. deceased sold for the benefit of tho heirs and creditors of said estate. Terms made known on tire day of sals. BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON, Adm’r. Dec 17 wtd 24* * sldmin istrator’s Sale. On the first Tuesday in March next, WILL he sold before the Court House door, in Jacksonboro,’ within the usual hours of sale, Three hundred acres of pine Land, ad joining Lands of John Zeaglar, the estate of Jo seph Gibbons, and others. Also, the following tivo negroes, viz; Rachel, Stephen, Dsrcas, Hannah, and Nathan, belonging to the estate nf Will lain Gross; sold by order of tho Honorable InferiortCourt of Scriven county, for a division among the heirs of said estate. '* - THOMAS H. BURNS, Adm’r. Dec 17 —yWld Adiiiiniailmfi’is’s Male. On Saturday Ihe t Vh of February next, WILL he sold at tho residence of Thomas W. Oliver, deceased, four Horses, one Mule, one Wagon, one lot of Books, and a part of the Household and Kitchen Furniture ; also, one lot, of Blacksmith Tools, Ploughs, and sun dry other articles too' numerous to mention. Terms made known on the day of sale. MARTHA OLIVER, Adm’u. Dec. 24 wtd 27 GteaTiigim’i* S»le. On the first Tuesday in February next, W ILL be sold at Ihe market house in the town of Louisville, Jefferson county, a greeably to an order of the Court of Ordinary of said county, three Negroes, viz: Collin, Ahhy, and Nancy ; sold as the properly of Maitlia Ann and William Mulling, minor heirs of Isaac W. Mulling, deceased. WINNEFRED MULLING, Guardian. Nov. 26 18 •administrator’s Sale. On the first Tuesday in March next, WILL he sold before the Court House door, in Jacksonboro,’ within the usual hours es sale, agreeably to an order of the Honorable Inferior Court of Scriven county, when silling for otdinaty purposes, Three hundred and fifty acres of pine Land, belonging to the estate of David Archer, deceased ; sold for the benefit of the heirs. Terms made known on Ihe day of sale. JOHN SOUTHWELL, Adm’r. Dee 17 wtd 34 (i(lEiiieii*tra(»i a ’!>i Kale. On the first Tuesday in February next, 1538T11J, he, sold at the lower Market House, V V between the usual hours of sale, a very valuable Negro Man, aged about thirty years, the properly of the Estate of James Primrose, de ceased, to he sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. litis a very handy Car penter, Butcher, Ostler, &c. Terms of sale cash. G. B. MARSHALL, Adm’r. MARY PRIMROSE, Adm’rx. Dec. 7 21 ICxccalor’s W;jI«. On the first Tuesday in February next, 2ITS 7 ILL he sold at the lower market house, W V ' u D ,e city °C Augusta, between the usual hours of sale, Five lot* in Spnn field, ly ing between Lary’s pond mil the River, and on the North side of Marhur street, containing six ty by one hundred and fifty fi’Ct,each, and known by the Nos. 22, 23, 24, 25, and 26, in the plan of Springfield; sold as ;he property of M. J. Wood, deceased, for tin benefit of the heirs Terms made known on nc day. JAS. BURROUGHS, Executor. Nov. 30 wtd 19 A <3Etiiti Istra 'op’s Sales. On Tuesday, the 14 U of February next, [N conformity lo an odcr of the Court ol Or dinuiy of Richmond munty, will he sold at me lower Market House in the city of Angusta, the following property, lelonging to the Estate of Wm. Bryson, decia.ed i Four NBGIU Slaves, mimed DANIEL, aged about 16 years, HENRY, “ “ 14 do JOSEPHINE, “ 10 do JIM. “ 6 do JESSE, a Negro hild, 13 months. J.SO, Ten Shares of the Capital Stock of the Au gusta Insurance & Baking Company, I Share in the Augusta ThcatrcCompany, and I do Augus ta lee Company. Also, a Vacant Lot on Rey nold street, oil witch the late Mrs. Murrcn re sided. II AIPER C. BRYSON, Admr. j Henry and Drtftel will he sold on the same day, at the M irkc. House in the city of Savannah. December 7 wtd 21 A dmlristpalor’* Notice. ALL p. rs is indebted to the estate ol John Walts, ■-ceased, are requested lo make im mediate pay mat; and those having demands a gainstsaid cst;e will present them, duly attested, within twolvenonlhs from this date. MU I,FOR I) MARSH, Adm’r. November lb> 1836 wtd 15 / EScnith Secured ! 10 BY THE USE OF THE IIYG El AN VEGETABLE • UNIVERSAL MF'.iCINEs OF THE HUITISU n COLLEGE OFtILALTH—LONDON, *W‘ B haveobtained the approbation and re ,0 . v commendation of bume thousands of Cures *n Consumption, Cholera Morbus, Inflammation, in lemally or externally; Dyspepsia, Fevers, Agues Indigestion, Hillir us or Nervous Affections, and nl - diseases of the layer: Yellow Fever, Gottt, Rheuma tism, Luipbngo, Tie Douloureux, Dropsy, St. Vitus’s •Dance, Eoilepgy, Apoplexy, Paralysis, Palsy, Small . Pox, Measles, Whooping Cough, Scarlet Fever, Asth ma, Jaundice, Gravel,Stone, Strictures, Ruptures and Syplnlisis, in nil its stages; Constipated Rowels, }I Nv onus, Scnrvey, Itching* of the Skin, King’s Evil, *• and all Cutaneous Disorders ;in short every complaint r, to which the human Prime is so dircfully subject, un n ler all their varied forms and names; as the llygeinn conviction is, that Man is subject to one only Heal n Disease, that is, the Impurity ot the Miami. . These Medicines arc composed only of Vegetable c ‘ matter, and are warranted, on oath, to contain not one d particle of mercurial, mineral or t henmnl substances. OCT Further particulars respecting their unprece dented success, n ode ot administering, Ac. may be had of THOMAS RICHARDS, • S jIo Agent for the City of Augusta. April 17 29 12m PROSiMUj'T uT ~ OF THE 0 SELECT IlllllllUAL LDRCARY, . AND r ECLECTIC JOURNAL OF EDICLNE. a EDITED BY JOHN CKI.L, M. D. Lecturer on the Institutes of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence; member of the College of Phys icians of Philadelphia, and of the Amcr, s Philos. Soe., etc. a A Periodical publication so decidedly and obvious . ly beneficial to the profession, tor whose use it is in -1 tended, as the Select Medical Library and Eclectic' Journal of Medicine , needs little to be said in the way j ‘ of explanation and eulogy. ' Many of the works of the most distinguished au- I thora in medical science are out ot print. Many En glish works and continental ones translated into En 1 glisb, of the present day, possessing indisputable mcr it and practical value, are not accessible toihagreai majority of American medical readers, because they are not republished on this side ot the Atlantic. 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It is recommended to all parents and others, who have tho management ofcliihlron, ns the most effect ual worm destroying medicine yet discovered, and with the assurance ihat much good may bo derived from its use. For sale by CLOUD & BOTH WELL, Doc 6 No. 232 broad-street. DR.GEORGE ROGERS'S Vegetable ICulmouic Deter- Bent. For Consumptive, Asthmatic end Catarrhal Com plaints. From the lion Gideon L;.k ’ Mayor of the City of New- York. “Few men in the community have a grcatci con tempt for nostrums Ilian myself, fa lent Medicine, i and catchpenny, with me have been synonymous- J am constrained, however, to relinquish time senti ments on respects Dr. Roger’s Vegetable Detergent, lho effects ot which 1 have recently witnessed- A young lady in my family,by using two papers, 1 have reason to bilieve, is effectually cured ol an alarming Pulmonic Complaint, which in all its symptoms gave evidence of an immediate consumption. 1 communi cated this with n view ol usefulness, and sincerely ! hope tiiat srtch persons ns have compl uu s similar to iho above, will make a trial of the medjciiie. GIDEON LER.’ Cases much stronger limn this have occurred m great numbers, but from the high character of the n- 1 hove, there cannot be a doubt on the subject, and it is deemed.unnecessary to insert then. For sale by : CLOUD & BO PIIWELL, Dec C No. 232 Broad-street. FACTORAGE AND GO M M1 §3ION BU SINESS. » ■ HIE undersigned having established himself in tin? I. FACTORAGE AND COMMISSION BUS IS ICSS in this nlacc, respectfully lenders to bis eL Js and tho public in general his services, and ho nto share a portion of iheir patronage. All bu siness entrusted to his care, will be duly and punctual ly attended to. W. J. RAJ LEV, Fraser’s wharf. wha: lesion. References—John Sloney, John Murr .n, Hol combe Pock As Co. Boyco; Henry A Walter P. S.—The Augusta Sentinel and Columbia Time* will give the above three insertions and forward their bills to tho subscriber for payment. Oct. 12_ 81 LUMBER, FACTORAGE AND COM MISSION BUSINESS, r jVIE subscriber respectfully informs Ins friends M and the public, that ho has commenced the above business on his own account, and hopes by his 1111r<milling and assi litutis attention, to merit n Jib fal share ol patruiirge» He will sell all sawed Lumber consigned to him | j for two dollars per thousand Let. Timber and othci ' t Lumber at the usual rates of commission Which J shall bo his regular and only charge, lain ml ad van- i ces will be made on produce entrusted I o his care. \ For Ihe present, produce consigned lo him will be c directed lo 11. F. vV Blink's will, where it will betaken cliargc ol by thv subscriber. W. NEW VIA N. Holer lo Robert i loberslmm, J. As J. Ricdf, of Savan nah, and David Bush, E. J NV illinms, 1.1. Roysion, of ' .South Carolina, Upper Three Rims. Savannah, Doc. Bth, 1830 I Doc 13 99 f Nov, 1837 Jailor’s Notice. t BROKE jail sometime on iheniglil oflhe sth inst. a while man sii|ipnset] lo be 40 years nf aae, well set and heavy built, somewhat inclined to be Imlil li' wind, ami lair skinned ; lie lias been living for some years In Washington county, where helms a wile and children ; bis name is L.ViORV GUGMfI, and was brought lo this jail from Enianncl county for safe keeping, eliaigcd wiili the ollenee ol Sitiijii,’ l.ar- , eeny. Also, a negro man, who t ails himself .f alias (fi.ASoo, he is very black, stunt and likely, sup- , posed lobe about US or thirty years old; lie has aoen , here for the last six months, and advertised in tho S. [ U. Sentinel of Augusta; together w ith a woman who ( enlls licrselfhis wife,supposed to be 25 years old or more, she appears quite pregnant, and lias been com plaining very much lor the Inst two or three days, and was at my kitchen under such treatment os was thought ■ proper in sin h eases, and no doubt she stole the keys out of my house and let the while man and her reput ied husband escape, and accompanied them; see also I pmeured the key of my meat house, and look out part . |of a middling of meal. They may continue together jor separate, we cannot say; but a reasonable reward j will be given for their apprehension or delivery to me 1 in Louisville, or confinement in any jail so that 1 get i them again. I STEPHEN c. PERKINS, Jailor, Deo 13 92 If Night School. MR- NORCROSS has accommodations at Insi Hoorn-on f!t»en-slrcct, f.floor or five mop* young men. 90 3l November 11 i 1 I A I.L persons indebted lu the estate us Joel C. J sT* Turrain, deceased, are requested to moke pay • j inent iminediately, and ad lliosc having demands against the same will present them in the time presen bvd by law. S. W. MILWARD, Temporary Adm’r. ■ Peb 23 102 ul 1 Police. J A LL pcm»»n« imloblcd to tho lato Elialia Hunter, 1 1 ». deceased, ore required to make iiunietiiate pny * I mens, and those to whom tho deceased was indebted j | are requested to present their claims properly authen ‘ licated and within the time prescribed by law. E. SPARKS HUNTER, I xeentor. 1 Dec 13 102 wfit li. Baoiiildpn, l VO K TI! A IT PAI XT E I!, REJSPECTFULLV infiirms the Ciiizvna of Au gusta, ibai helms relumed to this city, and Ima I taken thpsamc room intlm Masonic Hall which ho i occupied lan winter. Specimens of his Painting may ’ he soon in u few days nt ins room, to which he invites * the attention of those disposed to patronize him. Dee 23 lo.’ 2t i a'ancy It all. JC SMI TH resiH-'clhilly informs the public that • his FANCY BALL will take pluuJ on Wki>- NRBDay lho 2. r Jih of January next. Indies who are iiu ihxl to the Assembly Ralls, are rospeetia ly invited to attend. 'The next Assnnbly Rail will lake place on Wed nesday the 2 all. The direction will he under the fol lowing gentlemen : Mr James Me Laws, Dr. J. R. Walker, Sam i Rones, 13 j J. Cohen, A. Picquot, j \ W, Summers, G. W. Lamar, f 2 J T. G. Casey. 1 Dec 23 ’ It Notice. fBUIE Institution, under the superintendence of tho X subscriber, wi 1 he opened again, for the recep tion of pupils, of bell) sexes, on l lie first Monday in ) January next The services of Mr. Henry Gore have 1 been secured, whose qualifications are known lo he lof a high order Tho Musical department will ho i conducted hv Mr. James Uhink, whose knowledge I of Music anil success in leaching dw believwd to hto I unrivaled in tins section oflhe country. Tile subscri ber invil- K the community Id an examination of the means ol instruction, which the Institution allbrds. O TIS SMITH, near EaGrango. Dec 13 fit 99 Muciiht HhiTilr Sales. \\J ILL he sold on the first Tuesday in January wl next, the following Negroes, viz: Horry, n man, Elliek, 11 man, Polor, a man, Jack, a man, a man, Jerry, a man, Ren, a man, Mirajah, a man, Oli ver, a hoy, Tom, a hoy, Patience,a woman, Nancy,a woman, Nancy, a girl, Harriet, a girl, Martha, a girl, Henry,a boy, Winny, 11 girl, Mary Aim, 11 girl, Maria, a woman,Sydney Anr ngirl, Rob, a boy, Elizabeth, a child, America, a Wiinmi, William, a boy, Louisa, a child, Charily,a woman, Fanny, a girl, Jesse, a child, Aggv, a woman, Job ■ a child, Carline, ngirl, Rachael, j a woman, Charles, ooy, Sarah, a girl, Allen, 0 boy, j Mary, a girl, Stopl 1, n matt, Billy, n man, Adam, n man, George ama Sam, a boy, Green, a boy, and Moses, a boy ; lev. d on us the property ofZimry W. 'Tate, 10 satisfy two fi. fit*, from Lincoln Superior Court, in litvorof Lawrence P. P. Tnte and sundry wilier fi.fus. properly pointed ou» by plaintiffs m exo eoiition. • FRANCIS F. FLEMING, SlTff. L. C. Dec 2 90 tds Adiuiiihtfutui'N Male. WILL bo sold on tho first Tuesday in January next, nl Waynesboro’, Rurko County, a trad of Land, eonlainin/ 321 acres, oak and hickory land, lying on the road leading from Louisville to Augusta, joining lands of M. M. Dye and others, belonging to tho esiateof Cheatham and MnUbews, both deceased. MARY W. CHEATHAM, Adm’x of Anthony R. Cheatham. L.C. MATTHEWS, Adm’r of Wm. Mn 111 lows. Oct 14 82 tds Law I jpHE co-pnrtnerslrp of BCIII.EY .?• JOHNSON 'I ialliiail.iy ilivsi It il by imilu.il ronsoul. The undmigiied will conlinw- t» pmciii e in the minii™ of Riciimnnil, Columbia, Vv «..l;irqtiiM, llurke, Jeflonum,and Sfivrn. Slrlci nllOniion will bo (idid t n ull bu.im'.a I'umiuitlccl lo bin clinrßc. GEORUE BCIII.EY. Dec. 23, _lm 102 Notice. ALL persons indebted lo die estate of Archibald Rell deceased, nro requested to make payment immediately, and all those having demands»ga«list the same will present I hem according to law. r ELIAS BELL, Ex’o. 1)oc 13 ___ _ _ 40,1 _ 9 SPLENDID ENGLISH AND AMERICAN AumsiilN l»c 1 S.T7. f*3 TIE snbscribors bnvo on b.mil n large oml gonernl 9 assortment of Books, Pitaiiuiitoy, and every e.r liclo usually kept m a Bookstore, I’liey are eonuiant* ly receiving all the new and popular works published —among their last works received, arc the following splendid Annuals lor 1H37 : Flower ol Lovdiness: An Assemblage of Female Reaniy—elegantly bound Tho Gallery of Modern British Artists 'The Sacred Wreath Gage D* A met re, the Northern Tourist—containing 70 V iu-w sol Luke and .Mountain Scenery Fisher’s Oriental Keepsake; or Syria, the Holy Lund, Asia Minor, &c. —illustrated with 37 large en gravings Landscape Historical Illustrations of Scotland and •toVVavorly Novels, from drawings by Tumor, with * rnie Illustraiions by Crookslmnivs Tibher’s Drawing Room Scrap Rook, with Poetical •-lustrations, by L. E. L. Turin nr Scrap Book 'The English Annual The Contes."'ions of nn Elderly Genllcinan; illus (rnted by six lemulo Portraits; by tho Countess of Rlcssington The Oriental Annual—Lives of Moghul Emperors The Christian Keepsake and Missionary Annual The Biblical Keepsake, or Landscape Jllu.ilration* of the most rcnurkaole places luentionud in tho Holy Scriptures Joining's Landscape Animal or Tourist in Spain, for 1837—Biscay and thcCasliius Tho Forget-me-not The Souvenir Keepsake Religious Souvenir " (till, «(liU:d by Miss Leslie “ Violet “ “ “ Keepsake, edited by Lady Wortloy “ Jewel “ Evergreen “ Laurel “ Youth’s Talesman “ Wrc.aih of Friendship “ Amurunth ‘ ‘ Diamond “ ('abitK t “ Young Gentlemen’s Annua “ Young Lady’s do “ Token “ W r ath “ ( ‘hnstmas R(T< Friendship’s Offering Heath’s Rook of BoutftV. T. It.- I. C. PLANT. Dec 23 102 1 ,, «r Wale. A GREEARLY to un ord(Tofiho Inferior Court of -* • Jefferson county, when sitting for ordinary pur poses, will bo sold on llio first Tuesday in January next, within the usual hours ul sale, at Louisville, .hdlcrsoii county, the following Negroes, belonging to the orphans of Lloyd Rell, cloc’d, io-wil: Lucy, a woman aged thirty years, and her children, Becky oged 11, Alfred, aged 9, Maria, aged o, Francis, aged 3 years, and Georgia, 18 months. CHARLES J. JENKINS. Dec 2 % fd LAW NOTICE. rWIIJF undersigned, at. tho ref|iiesl of Charles X. P. Gordon, Esq., deceased, will close his Pro- Union nl (niMincss. All cornmiuncalion* addressed to m»; at Ealonloii, Georgia, will be promptly attended lo ,JAS. A. MERIWETHER, Attorney ni Law. Union, Pet. U, |B9f». 18 3t Oct 18- lniTiiior’ii Sale. WILL BE SOLD, on Monday, 20th of Decom* i her next, nf the Into residence of James Blan chard, Seri., nil of the ESTATE of sod deceased, not bequeathed in liis la«t will and tontamont, consisting of ilorscs.Cuitle, Sher p, Hogs, Goals, Cor/i arid Fod der; housoliold Eiiiniiurc, and winy other articles too tedious to mention. Sale to continue from day to day Until nil is sold. Tonus nt sale. URIAH BLANCHARD, > r . niLLLNGTON RLANGIIAUD. ( lon • November 11 90 find tiipiih or llbauly, B\ISPL\VED i.i a y designed by E. 'l*. Parris, Esq with fanciful Il lustrations in Verse, by rac Connies* of lUc ssin^lon. w Hero, nil gazers to surprise, Jewels of tho purest shine; Here Ik*starry diamond eycc, Ruby lips of lustre fi^/ None so stem are—none so wise. With harsh nature lo despise, Earth ! those glowing gems of thine!” Jiiottefcivod by T. If. &I. < PLANT. Pee 27 1W Adm!ai«(r:i(or , « Sale. 1 A to tin order of* the Inferior Court of H -■*- Columbia county, when vetting forordinnry .pur *' poses, will be sold iu Columbia Courthouse on the Urnt Tuesday in February next, hetvw* n the lawful bourn of Mile, 126ocre» of Land, moro «*r less, in Columbia _ county, joining Scots, Sniders and others, subject to the w idow’ll dower; and a negro man, Bob, about 37 r yours of nge, belonging to the estate of James Ilolli • man, deed, lute of said county, tor the purpose of distribution. Terms on t lie day. I'AVJI) HOLLIMAN, Adm’r. Dec Id 100 wtd Office Augusta Ins. A ItoiiKmu * omp , y* APRIL 20th, 1836. f Board of Director,, of ibis Bank have deter- I mined to allow four per rein ini crest ~n Dcnos its, on all sums of money not lf*s titan five hundred H dollars —wbicb may remain for a Ibngcr |>oiio(l (ban 0 thirty day*. Notice will l»o nu|iiiroil at the lime the v (ieposil is made should the depositor wish to avail ' g himself «>( this arrangement. In reference to the insurance department, tho busi ness w ill be condut fed a* heretofnre. the r*t«s of pre - minin will be fixed in accordance with rt lift •fal'vicvv of the hazard proposed, mid the principle adopted by [t the Board of 1 directors from the commencement of the Institution, “to do business on ns good terms an other e good offices." The agents of the Company are billy J authorized to pay all losses promptly where the risk is taken , when there is no objection to the nature of tlfb 1- claim—and every effort w ill be made, consistent with [. equity and justice, to reinstate h.e insured wbelber at borne or abroad. By order of the Board. U’JBEKT WALTON, SSee’ry and Cashier. April 29. 33 if lillW r|MIF. undorsigni'il having pormnnotilly lucalpd -X l.mi-rll m tloiiticcllo, toml.-r* Ilia (M-.ifcssiimul > gcrviriMiulht- public, lip mil prui lioi'in all ihnconn - liosof'lhc Ocmulgße Circuit, mijin ilia iimmica ot 1 Monroe, tioury, Liulla, amt Newton,olilm Flint Cir i- 'oil- JOHN II I) VEIL 1 Dan G 1)7 w 1171 ■ Crriro i*roor Wnve-lioii&c. COMMISSION 11 US! NE SS. 3 SIMMONS. A: CO. tender their sin- O cere thanks to their friends and the public for the liberal patronage eonterred on tUntil, in their Ware House and Commission Business for yea is past, and respectfully renew the offer of ibeir services, prom is mg their continued efforts, for the promotion of the interests of their patrons. They are prepared to afford , the Usual advances on cotton, &c. consigned to their care as heretofore. Augusta, August 9 62 if ! The BurtlWCil iiiitet for Sale ’ j THE proprietors of the abdve establish' » incut wishing to invest a purl of Ins capital 1 Riia 1 in the Saw Mill and I.umber business, of uj 5 rt I j few for sale bis Hotel at Barnwell Conr • House. This Establishment was first oecn • pied by < aplain I'. Troli,Nocotully by Mr. E. W. hurt 1 rison, thirdly ty»y John Baxley, Lsq., and lor tho hut three years by myself; and bus been so long known, as a Boarding House for tegular and transient Board ers, that the proprietor deems n unnecessary to under take to give a description of the premises. Conditions —one third cash, the balance in one and two years. JF.SeIE KICK. The Augusta Stale Bights’ Sentinel will copy the above once a week lorftbreo weeks , and forward the account to Barnwell Court House, for payment. Dec (itb 9i wjlt IF illy UollafN Reward. 9 OST or misplaced, somntimo in April lust, a largo LE ATI IE U. LKDNK containing divers 1 Jewelry, Clothing, «Vc—l full Jeweled D. (’.gold lover Watch, No. 12850)1 1 plain I). B. gold levor Watch, ladies size, No. MCI ; 2 plain I). B. silver le ver Watches, Nos. 9147 ntid 222; I extra silver lever watch, N0.27.VJ. Also, Ear Kings, Brctlsl Bins, .’Min iature Bins, Ladies Bnckcls, Wutcli Guard*, Silver Bcncil Cases, Sdver r l’oble (bid ’Bra Spoons, Ac.; one new Moth claret Brock Coal, one blue Coatee, Bantu loons and other Clothing We will give the above reward for said Trunk, or any information that will lead to tho recovery of it. We would request the fa vor of the Hotel;., Keepers and Tudors of Augusta, and other places, if any such trunk have been lull with them, to give ns early mlormation. J. T. HARWELL & BROTHERS. Eatonton, On. Nov 22 93 4l iStiiiirliij; Aciuimiy. JC. SMITH, grateful for the liberal patronage • heretofore roccj *ed, respectfully annoimres to bis patrons and the public, that bo bus returned from New York, and will open bis fe'cbeol on Tuesday, 15th November, at the Masonic Hall, Augusta. DAys of Tuition—Tuoadaya and Fridays, from 4 o'clock B M. for l.adies, Misses, and yoip’g Musters J from 7 in the evening for Heiiileincii. Many new and fashion able Dances, oflbo most popular national Myles, will he introduced, viz ; ' Taruntolla , or new Spanish dance; Caleduuii Minuet; Minuet dv la roar el Uavot dr Vestrin; Kracoviac; Allemande I SieiUian Circle ; Main nrka ; Wreath Diners; Hornpipes ; Highland p'iniff ; Wullziugf a >th neie Trench , Spanish and tier man figures ; The MasaincUa, and otherfavorite (Jus deities,irith even; variety of Fancy Dancing. Mr. b. assures those Ladies ami Hoiitlmnen who may phase to honor him with their patronage, that they may safely rely on bis unremitting euro and attention.— Early application** are requested to lie made at the School Boom, or ul the Bnvilliun. Seminaries and private bundles punctually attended. Duu notice will be given of the fust Assembly Ball. Nov 8 89 3t f’npci'iiiff. V LARGE aoHortmontof Bnporhnngings and Bor ders, just rocoivud and for ogle cheap, by T. 11. & I. C. PLANT. Nov 15 91 Bionare of llcri'piiun ! !! 4 TTEMBTS have recently been made by a bouse I m in the City of Novf York, to practice one of the most unblushing impositions ever convolved by the most designing. It is known that “ Kovvnnd’s Tonic Mixture,”after an extensive iryij of its merits throughout the country, Inis proved its nsofulnosH to such universal satisfaction ns a tborough and radical cure for Fever and Agn *, as to ImVe become identified with (lie necessities of a great portion of the inhabitants ol’lbo (blind Stales The unbounded popularity therefore, that this me dicine has secured to itself, has excited the cupidity of certain nostrum-venders ot notoriety who have dared to mix tip a trash hoping to palm it > IT upon the ignorant and unwary as the genuine” Kowand’s 'Lo me .Mixture." For thin purpose they have nob: ntiiled a fictitious name in sound and appearance very sim ilar to the true “ Kowand’s Tonic Mixture.” The border of the evolope has been very closely imitated, and one half of its reading matter purloined, whereby ibe copyright of the author has been intr/nged ; mid have without authority and fraudulently made use o( the names and certificates of highly fevpectablc indi viduals, w bo have testified lotbe value and excell‘rice of tho true “ Uowjiimßs 'i onic Mixture," attaching the same to the base rtnd spurious imitation. This (rick cannot succeed amongst the careful mid intelli gent prfrt of the cortftff unity—-but is calculated to de ecivO tortdrtngcrons extent, the ignorant and inicnu tioiisrf L , *vmil proceedings, however, will be immedi ately instituted to punish the fraud, and at t he same time an appeal is earnestly made to all who may have an opportunity to expose the imposture, to extend their influence in order to protect disfress and suffer ing from such inhuman designs. N. ll.—The genuine “ Kowand’s Tonic Mixture may he had of VVu.J. IJoiiuv, sole agent for Augusta and its vicinity. July 24 *57 ritty Dotlais Bicwiml. f IY HE subscriber offers fifty dollars for tho upprehen sion of JAMES IL SMITH, and his delivery to the jailor of Lincoln County, Gu. i charge said Smith will committing Forgery in Augusta, in 1834 f; and conveying a forged letter to ipo. At the tin •ot this irnnsac lion, Smith made his home near Bachelor's Retreat, in Bickens district, S ( .'. James It. Smith is about 20 years of age, round bodied, strait built, has lair hair, blue eyes, fair skin, and a scar on his Ir.fi check, which looks like it might have been caused by the cut of a razor; two of his fo/e-ioeth out, talks hron ken and lisps very much in his spsrcli. Any perso that will confine Haid Smith in any secure jail, so that I cun him, 1 will give thirty Dollars. JOEL GITTENS. 1* S, —In addition to the above reword, I will give for the delivery of the said Smith, to the jailor afore said, thirty five dollars more. J, (J. Lincoln county July 15 51 mis Tl»c American Almanac am) uiiPosrroKY of vsi:rrr, a'.voiv uuHti:, mil the year 1.8 37, Pon .S*i,r. nr Noi « 8u r. ir. * r. r,. pi.ast. BBcallti CoiHiiiillreii. T^iofollowing Urultli Cmnmilteoa l\'cre appointed for flip Pinning your: For Ward iW. 1. I Moa-n, fiery F. Pnri.b, Philip I Crump on I Kilinnnd tlanin For Ward No. 8. ( Mwwj. 11.-nry Mealing, fiepln ft min 11. Warren, mid John 11. I Mann. For Ward No. 3. I Mmn. Andrew-.I Miller, An I drew (i. Full and R. Allen. For Ward No. 4. < Mes.ru. Leon I’. Dugnn, If. F. ( Ki-nrirk and Phinea. lintlcr. PuMU’iod by order of Council, paused 13th Jimp, IfV.f, «CO. M. WAI.CF.K.CUrk C. / 1 PKOUPECTti* a Medical Journal to be publwhed at AngfisWi, r ‘ v.* Georgia, and to be calletJ.'l’HE SOUTHERN » l M6DIGAL AND fiLUGJCAL JOCJILNAL. To be * edited by Paul F. Eve, M. D., Vrofator ot Surgery a m the Me<lic«l (/ollege of Geoifia The object of this Journal is to condeoae 1 useful practical information, rie it may bo derived *■ from domestic and Ihreigii source*, and to present it , l at once to country as well or city pmetibners, of lint healing art. It is designed to supply a desideratum in the South end remedy the defect now experienced by _ llie delay, expense, trouble and frequent di*appufc # mom in the reception of quarterly pnblicalibna. It will lie strictly n practical work—computed ot short articles, original, and delected, ol interesting facta am! ami intelligence connected with ih.i and j while its columns will ho open ibrdl proiensiunalsub jeiis, long theoretical disquisitioni will not bo " led. ", The pamphlet form in which this journal will be 1 issued, will recommend it particularly tiifcountry . inioncrs. Its easy transportation, the ituall oxpou«a of receiving it by mail, ami its ceftivcrntijii uim, w ill offer ndvnniHgisi to many Who arennaMe to keep fwfea with the daily advancement of the profusion. Tho necessity of this jmbiiuation, may be mforrad " from the fact, that it will he the only joifrnaf »tl >l*di -1 Inun (lie medical schools now in sncctMsfbl cine South ol Bhiladelphia and East of Lvxinglod, opurniion in this action of tho country, and I from the number of talented writers wo have amongst 1 ns, who ore coiiqwllcd to resort to northern period!- 1 cals for the promulgation 01 their views and tacts. V\ hat tost fields (or the botanist—whalScb mines the mineralogists,are here unexplored f-'* Who tiari calculate the useful and imjiorinnt farts now lost to (hr prolessiuff, from tho want of horde publicHfiutU ? W hat efmdotißn may not a well cbbliutled jouruiH excite in the study of the diseases peculiar to our oum J hifuite f Wo w :i»n tho details of Southern tf.perirur*, | in medicine. Wo holieve too the liiuvsare propiiiaaa . for throwing off bur entire dependence on others kri ( the arts and sciences; We are prepared to *Kuwn»» . lor ourselves, to think for burlelvcs, and it is onr ddtjp to practice, to operate ourselves. The editor has little to soy or promise of himself. He has endeavored to supply by opportunity whst h# feels he lucks in age mid experience. But he duili not stand alone in this enterprise. Besides beingsrfß tabled the first year in his experiment by tho FueuJiJ' ot the College of which ho is a member, a largo nuai , her of Broiessurs and oiTh« most respected and taleui . od ol his professional brethren in tho Southoru and , Western Nates are engaged to support this juuruuL Original communications of important prutosHioual , (acts amcnriiOHlly solicited, and will always claim I priority. We respectfully invite all physiciuus aud , students of nieilii*tM(t to co-oporuto with us in this uu d<*r(uking—the establishment of a Southern Medical mid Surgicid Journal, whose object is the ditfusioa ol' correct infornfiation and tho pruiuotiun of the b«si inicresiN of the profession. Ihe Sonti.ern Medical and Surgical Juuruul will he published i nfer three heads, viz: —1, Original Communication*. 2- Selected articles, entiruor abrid ged. 3. Varieties, including short reviews, medical intelligence, medical education, Ac. It will bo issued N'lni-iiiuir.hly, punctually, on tho Ist and li ib 4 every month, i .acii number will contain ihirty-twd (32) pages octavo, mid ho enveloped in pomphltt lurm. The first nninher mdy bei-xpcclcd in April, t!836;. 'iTitAia.— Five dollunS (bimiiilly, payable ou tba r#- coption of the fifth nninher. All counumneatiaiM w ill he directed to tho Editor, ul Augusta, Gaargia; and must he post-paid. All editors of Newspapers favorable to the scifcc* of tnodicine, who will publish the above prospectus and secure tho payment of five subscribers to lb» work, shall he entitled to u copy gratuitously. Tba Editor will also ho thankful for a notice oil ho «wu lemplntod journal in any of tho periodicals of the day and respectfully solicits exchange with lbs public*{ lions connected with tho profession. Auguste, Jan. S 1H36 VEOETAULE ANTI-DIUOVS PILLS HA VIN(i now acquired an exalted reputation id private practice hv an invariable effn acy whiok could only have resulted from their oxuliod worth, haa convii.eud the proprietor that he has only to uiaio them extensively known to rend or that ropuiaiioftt iai vorsul. I uliko tho cliimoroui iiost of quack moJinncs, with which the columns of the public press are crowded; tin so Bills have the testimony of Ihn whole iu*d.ssi profession m iheir lavor, and not u single esse of iR consequence or inelticuay is to be sgainel them J Itejr aro composed entirely of vegetable matter, and honestly promibu ufJ more tb n Ibey fsiibfulif psrionn A physician of eminence who had wiincests! tho ufflcacy of tli sc Bills in Ins ov\n private practire, had tho cm dor recently to acknowledge to the proprietor that he hud never used an article tint answered u b I (orpurpose for what they ura recommended, and that they ought deservedly to stand at the head of tlio whole class d such remedies. Berhups no article ol the kind hih over been offered to the public, supported by lustiiiii niuls of a charact«.r so d-ri«ive, from sourced ns rcspictable or that ins met With more general favor. The M ille have been must successfully employed is almost • very variety of innctioiud disorder of (he Sto mach, I owsds, Liver, and Spleen; such as Heart-Hum And Eiueliivu's, Nausea, Head Aehe, pain and dis tontion tftho Suoum h and Bowels, Incipient DiaN rlioua, * liohr, Jaiindce, t'iulnlenee, HiihUvial Coali r* ness, L(#s of Appethe, Sick Hcml Ache, Ac. They nru as il fnid comfort able aperient for females during prvgmniry and Mj2, < ... qu< in confineiuunt, relievina Nick ness oi i'.iv Stom wih, Head Ache, Heart Burn, and many incident Nervous Affections; literary men, students, and in st other persons of sedentary habits; find tfirm very convenient. Thoso who indulge too' freely in tin* pleasures of Ihe tuidc, find speody relief fronnhe smiso of oppression and distentimvwbick /* follow hy taking ilia I'dls 'I hose who are drink lUf / dmoial A alcrs, aid particularly those lrom*gu»uuy ■ fever districts, will find u valuable adjunct, ’Jbvay' • who are uxp.o-cl to (he vicissitudes ofwetthCr, C voyages or jo arm ys, can take llifiu ut ail times vviißw pciKctsafty W .< Dr. B. having been Alluded under the most suiia- /' out Anv?nciko and i .tfropcun Midicai prufe>*on, and practised Ins profit-sion many years in dissent niruataa; considers hliUfli If well qualified in judge oi the nature of inveterate disease. ITopnrcd by Joseph ITicstly iVters, M. D. P. B. C. I*. M at his insiiiution for iho cure of obstinate dis ensis, by menus ol vegi.uablo remedies, No. 12 J Liber ty Street, N. N ork, inventor and sole proprietor. Esak box comuius forty I'ills. Brice 50cants. DEATH AND DISEASE. Mens sana, in curpott ratio. 1 t * A mind vvi If lodged, and masculine of course.** Death met Disease Urn other day, And thus they gossipped on tin* way. Death —How comes in friend, iu ovary sbapa* You let so many folks escape ? A few years buck and every elf, < be e sick, you kiid upon tho shulf, Dyspepsia than had power to kill— A sthma defied the doctor's skill--* J ho lined too at all nines sought v Its hueatonib of victims broaghf, Then Costivnets could fatal provn. And Uheumutism no power remove; A simple cold where’er you went, A suhjort to my kingdom sent. How comr-o it then, that now a-day», Folks slip your gri|*e and go their way»? Asthma Fiihsidea— Dyspepsia's cured, i. m f I ho lancet is no more endured ; The sick today forgot all sorrow, And laugh at both of ns to morrow. Disease—Dread sire I I use all meant I mi; To abbreviate the life of man: I dug his footsteps from his birth, Till ho returns to mother earth; And though pis true that my succeta Is daily growing Ifvji mid ids, This satisfaction 1 can led, 1 have not slackened in my zeal, I use all menus I used of old, Changes of weather—hot and cold, I give them colds; 1 give them pans; 1.. theirbones; I lire their veins; Paulson them with randld bile, In place of flic digestive cl/yle, Vet all is useless —nothing kills. Death—How’s that ? Disease—'They all take Peter’s Pills., A fresh supply of thesa celebrated Pills wrfb tit’ Potent Vegetable Medicio® Stomachic® cl llftpaurw'* for the cure of dispopsia and Uvor complaints, t Just received and lor sole hy HA VILAND, RISf.ET, &Co I I thomas Barrett. \ Oct. 2S W ly . , Exvciiliii’s «alf. WU.U HE SOLI), on the fimtTiiesilny Jn J«mi» j ary next, at the Market House in Iho town of Louisville, between the usual hours of sale, the Plan tation and tract of Land whereon Eli Hntfcbrf lived, twelve tulles from Louisville on the Augusta road,rofi- - . mining five hundred and sixty ono acres, adjoining lands belonging to Young, Mathews and others ; and to bp sold os a part of lbe real estate of Eli Hndna» dec’d, agreeably to an order of tho Court of Ordinary of tho C-mntv of jcffbrson.fonhoparpoaP «so divb*K»nf Ijciweott Rio heirs of the said esttue. Y'onna,- na-y*• PEVELOPE Nov mb :r 11 90 Rr*Um* 0