Jacksonville Republican from Jacksonville, Alabama • 4

SKfjII.Xa r-1 PRICES j-i KEW tear BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. IN Dtirsuanreol law. I. JOHN TYLER JACZGOXTVXLLB HOTEL. aA 'pHE Undersigned takes this f.

method of informing the pub T'ic RMierally, that he has taken fT -ii hargi of the above named Hotel, situated on the west side of the Public Square and lately occupied by John R.tmey, Esq. The house is large und conveniently situated fur boarders and transient passrngers. Ev PROSPECTUS FOR THE CONGRES- SIGN AL GLOBE AND APPENDIX These works have such a wide circulation, 8c have been so universally approved and sought after by the public, that we deem if necessary only in this prospectus to say that they will be continued at the next session of Congress, and to state, succinctly, their contents, the form in which they will the general health of the system) that the h'tppy combinations of the ingredients, and their proportions are such as to produce a medicine which nevei tails to relieve when relief is at all attainable. Hundreds and thousands have been cured of ague and fever, billious and intermittent fever, within the last twelve months, by using this preparation. 1 he of the pills are such as Sr.

Spencer's Yegctalh Anti-Billious and FXLX.S. Tatar. Pills are acknowledged in consequence rt their great Anti-Billious qualities to be the beat of nil remedies in Scarlet Fercr, Fever and Arfiie, Millicim Fever, Yellow Fever, and all clu. eastt which have their origin in accumulation of Bur. In a word, Dr.

Spencer'i Hills are the greatest Hillious Antidote, and with a supply of them, ull Itiliiuus affections can be kept at a distance. HEADACHE SICK ASD NERTIVS. 'Thine who 'have suffered, and are weary of suffering, will find Spencer's Vegetable Fills a remedy at once certain and immediate in its effects. In Drsptrsu they stand Unrivalled. Many have been cured in a few weeks, after having suffered under the dreadful complaint for years.

In habitual CosTivsatsa, they are decidedly superior to any vegetable pill ever yet Jiscnvered, and besides this, they are recommended by the most eminent and leading members of the medical laculty. These pills have been pronounced by eminent physicians, and all who have used them, superior to any pill that was ever brought before the public, and one 25 cent box will establish their surprising virtues, and place them beyond the retch of doubt in the estimation of every individual. The proprietor does not recommend these pills as a specific or cure for all diseases, but he particularly tecommends them to be the safest and best medicine that run be taken in the prevention and cure of Billions Fever, Fever and Ague, enlargement of the Spleen, Jaundice, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Sick Headache, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Pilrs, Female Obstructions, Heartburn, Nausea, Furred Tongue, Distention of the Stomach and Bowels, Incipient Diarrhoea, Flatulence, Habitual Costiveness, Loss of Appetite, Blotched or Sallow Complexion, and in all cases of torpor of the Bowels where a cathartic or an aperient medicine is needed. They are exceedingly mild in their operation, producing neither nausea, griping, nor debility. They contain not a particle of mercury, or any ingredient that does not act in harmony' with health and oppose disease.

TESTIMONIALS. Baltimore, Sept. 1, 1841. I have uied Mr. Spencer's pills in my practice for the lust sis months, in several cases of Dyspepsia, sici headaches.

Billions Fever, and other diseases, produced by an inactive state of the Liver, and I take pleasure ing'ving my testimon) of their good effects in all thi-se cases, and I consider them a safe ami mil aperien', and the best article of the k'nd I have ever used. N. EDWARDS. M. D.

Frederick Co. Md, Aug. 27, 1841. Dr. Spencer: JAMES ISBELL.

oblige his old customers, this day opona his Books on a credit to Janua. ryl841, and as be has determined to sell his slock as near out as possible by the 1st of March, his prices will be found muchfoiwr llian heretofore. men, and prompt solvent tinio customers will find it to their in. terest to examine the prices and qualities of his splendid stock of beare fcflying esctchcre or going to We-txtmfka. 03Kxpv'Cf('u to' arrive soon from the Eastern Citie, Garden Sevtf, Piano Music, Woollen Cotton GOODS, Shoei OroeeriesV Talladega, Nov.

1,1843. Commission Merchant, Mo a ilk, Sept. 1st, 1842. THE undersigned will open a House in this City on the 1st Octsbernext, prepared to transact a GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, 8c respectfully solicitsconsignments. He will make it a rule to adhere rigidly to all instructions received in regard to the sale of produce.

In the execution of Merchants' orders, and the purchase of supplies, his personal attention will always be given. The undersigned cannot, in any case, ac-' cept Bills or incur liabilities upon the faith of ihe growing crop oi Cotton. He will however be prepared to make cash advances upon property in hand, or Bills of Lading with orders to He pledges his exertions to give entire satisfaction to those who may favor him with iheir pairanage. JOHN RHEA. Gen.

J. W. Garth, Decatur, Ala. Col. James Fennel, Dr.

Wm, A. Sykrs. Rev. Simnm B. Sykes, Geh.

M. Lowe, Huntssville, Stephens. Ewing, Esq, Col. James W. McClung.

Col. Benj. Sherrod. Courtland, Barton 8c Brother, Tuscumbia, Hrmstead Barton, Dr. Henry W.

Rhodes, Tuscaloosa, A. R. Barclay Esq Talladega, M. C. Houston Esq Livingston, Maj.

B. M. Bradford Pontotoc, Miss. Kirkman, Abernathy, Hanna, S. ().

Nelson Brother, McMahon, Trotter, 8c Pearsall. Col. E. Webb, Dr. James Perrine, Mobile.

McLaran Columbus, Miss. Nov. 16, 1842. tlstMay. Sttite of JMlahama, St.

Clair County. Special Orphans' Court November 4, 1842. WHEREAS Peter Langtord. the Admin- istrator of the estate of Robert Lang-ford dee'd having filed his petition, praying an order of sale for the following real es: tale' the 1-4 of S. 21 of T.

14 of R. 4 east, and the 12 of N. E. 1-4 ot S. 21 of T.

14 of R. 4 east, all in the Huntsville Land District. Jt is ordered by the' Court, that publication be mane in the Jacksonville Republican for forty days, requiring all persons interested in the sid real estate, to be and appear before the uudge of the County Court at an Orphans Court to be holden at the Court House in the town Ashville, on the third Monday in Decembei next, then and there to show cause if any they have, why the sale nf said real estate should not then be ordered." Copy Test; JOSHUA W. HOOPER, Cl'k. Nov.

9, 1842 6t. $7 00. be printed, and the prices lor them. The Congressional Glnde is made up of the daily proceedings ot the two nouses ot Congress. The speeches of the members are abridged, or condensed, to bring them into a reasonable or readable length.

'I the resolutions offered, or motions madeare gi ven at length, in the mover'sown words; and the yeas and nays on all the important questions. It is printed with small type brevier and nonpareil on a double-royal sheet in quarto form, each No. containing 16 royal quarto pages. It is printed as fast ns the business done in Congress furnishes matter enough for a number. The first four weeks of a session usually furnish matter enough for one number a week; the oalancecf the session enough for two or three numbers a week.

The coming sessiou ol Congress will furnish matter enough, we suppose, for twenty five or thirty numbers. The Audendix is made upof the President's annual message the reports of the principal officers of the Govtrnment that accompany it, atid all the long speeches of members of Congress, written out or revised by themselves. It is printed in the same form as the Congrssional Globe'and usually makes about the same number of pages. There are not so many numbers published the first weeks of a session as there are numbers of the Congressional Globe; because the members are slow in writing out their speeches. But towards the close of a session the numbers are published more frequently than the Congressional Globe.

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TERMS. Forthe Congressioal Globe, gl ber copy. -For the Appendixi, gl per copy. Six copits of either of the ahoy; works will be sent for pies tot 10; I md so on in proportion for a greater nuin be i. Payments may be transmitted by mail, fiouagr fiaid, at our risk.

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i TWA, vi I President of the United States nl America, do hereby declare and make known, that public ale will be held at the Land Office at Huntsville and Lebanon, (late Mar-disville.) in the State of Alabama, at the nerinda hereinafter designated, for the dis- poaalof the lands within the limits of that State, ceded by the Cherokee Indians, hy the treaty concluded on the 29th of December, 1835 vii: At'the Land Office at Huntsville, com mtneing on Monday the twenty-third day nf nert. for the disn sal of the nuulic lands within tho. 1 nuts of the under mentioned townships, and fi actional town ships, to-wit; South of the bate line, and Wr'stnfthe Hnnti- vith- nuriti'tui. Fractional tnwnship eight, of range one. South of Ihe bane line, amd Kunt of the Huntsville meridian.

Fractional townships six, seven, tight, nine and ten, of range one. Frv.tinnal townships six and seven, township eight, and fractional townhips nine and ten of i ange two. Notk. The southern part of township eight, of range one east, is within the limits of the old Cherokee cession, and has not heretofore been offered at public sale. At the Land Office at Lebanon, commen cing on Monday the sixteenth day of Janur .1 1 ary next, lor oisposai oi me puunu unui within the limits of the undermentioned townships, and fractional townships, to wit, South of the bate line, and East of the Huntsville meridian.

Fractional townships seven, eight, and nine of range three. Fractional townships six, seven, eight, and nine, of range four. Fractional townships five and six, townships seven and eight, and frsctional townships nine, ten, eleven and twelve of range five. Fractional townships four and five, and townships six to eleven inclusive, and fractional township twelve, of range ix. Fractional townships three and four, and townships five to eleven inclusive, and fractional township twelve, of range seven.

ALSO, at the same commencing on Monday the sixth day of February next, for the disposal of the public lands within the limits of the undermentioned townships and fractional townships, to-wit. South of the base line, and East of the Huntsville meridian. Fractionnl townships two and three, and townships four to eleven inclusive, and fractional townships twelve, of range eight. Fractional townships one and -two, and townships three to twelve inclusive, and fractional township thirteen, of range nine. ALSO, at the same place, commencing on Monday the twenty-seventh day of February next, for the disposal ot the public lands within the limits of the undermentioned townships and fractional townships, to-wit.

South of the base line, und East of the Huntsville meridian. Fractional townships one, two, three and four, bordering on the Georgia line, and townships five to twelve inclusive, and fractional township thirteen, of range ten. Fractional townships five to ten inclusive, bordering on the Georgia line, and townships eleven and twelve, and fractional township thirteen, of range eleven. Fractional townships eleven and twelve, and the fractional sections four, nine, twenty-one, twenty-eight, thirty-three, and thirty-four, in fractional township thirteen, bordering on the Georgia line, of range twelve. Note The southern part of the last na med township is within the limits of the Creek cession of 1832.

and has not heretofore been offered at public sale Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools, military, or other purposes, will be excluded from sale. The sales will each be kept open for two weeks, (unless the lands are sooner disposed of,) and no longer, and no private entiles ot land in the townships so off red, will be admitted, until after the expir-ition of the two weeks. Given under my hand, at the rity of Washington, this twelfth driy of October, Domini, 1842. JOHN TYLER. By the President: I HO.

BUKE. Commissioner of the General Land Office NOTICE TO TIOX CI MMW'TS. Every pern. rlainvrg the ot pie. to land in fuv of the tonnstups in this Prorlamaiinn, in vrin.e ot 'he uroyi.si' ns (lie cct of ihe 41 1 1841, is irqu'ed to prove the sme the sfiti icii' ii i.f the and of the proper Land Office, and mute pav-nn nt then for as soon as firacticable after seeing this notice, and before the day ap poinud fir the commencement of the public sale of the lands as above designated; otherwise such claims will be forfeited.

There may yet be outstanding claims under, some one or more of the preemption laws.n'oro that 'of 4th September, 1841, where the entries have not been made lor the ivant of the platsin the Registei's office. In those cases where the year subsequent to such filing of the plats, allowed by law to such claimants, shall not have expired prior to the day fixed for the commencement ot the sale above mentioned, the claims must in like manner be established prior to the coin, mencement such sale, or they will also be forfeited. Where the year, above referred to, shall expire fireviout to the day fixed for the commencement ol such sale, such claims will be forfeited, if not proven up and paid' for prior to the expiration of such year. THO. H.

BLAKE, Commissioner of the General Land Office. BAXKKIPTCY. R. G. EARLE, WTASbeen appointed by the Crawford, Judge of the U.

S. Court, Northern Dist. Ala. Commissioner for Benton County, under an act of Congress entitled "an act to establish a Uniform System of Bankruptcy throughout the U. States.

Those wishing to take advantage of the said act, are informed, that he has received correct and ftrofier addition to his business as commissioner, he offers his servics to attend to the business of the applicants as Attorney or Solicitor. June 22, 1842. Bagging Rope. THE undersigned have for sale a supply of the above articles of a truly superior quality. For terms apply at their store.

WOOD WARD Sr PORTER. Oef.fi, ISil. 3t. to embrace properties of the highest curative value, making a gradual impression on the system by. their seaiching influence, and eradicating these most distressing complaints from the system in a speedy and effectual manner.

CERTIFICATES OF CURES. New York, Oct. 22, 1842. This is to certify that we, the undersigned, have been afflicted with that unpleasant complaint Fever and Ague or Chills and Fever, and after using preparations of quinine, as prescribed by physicians nmhout much benifit, that we have been entirely cured by Dr. Hull's Vegetable Fever and Ague and anti-fever pills.

We have known several other cases of chills and fever cured by the same pills, without any disposition to a return to the chills, and we would earnestly re" commend all persons afflicted to make a trial of the same remedy. We candidly believe that if any one will make a trial of Dr. Hull's Pills, according to directions, just so sure they will be cured by them. CH ARLES SMITH, THOMAS LEE, JOHN FIN1GAN. Cmnlerland Co.

Sept. 19, 1841. This may certify that after taking a good portion of calomel, in a severe attack of bilious fever last summer, that I used Dr. Hull's Fever and Ague and anti-Fever Pills according to the directions, and drunk fieely of warm sage tea, which soon broke the fever, and 1 recovered without using any other medicine. 1 have known several ex'reme cases of Intermittent fever cured among my neighbor' by the use of the and I have never known an instance in which 'lie pills were given according to the directions without effecting a complete rure.

REN J. N. MAITLAND. In order that this valuable medicine may afforded at such a price that every person may be able to obtain it, the proprietor lias concluded that the boxes containing 20 doses ot pills should be sold at the low price of one ih-ilar each, which is much cheaper than any other Fever and Ague and ami-Fever medicine ever offered to the public. iTi These valuable P1 are for sale in ck sotivilie by Hoke Abernathy and J.

They are als for at White by J. J. S. Siinnviis; at Fife post i ffii.e, by T. J.

Caver; at Kelley's Springs, by Curry Groce; in Talladega, by Barclay Stinnett at Jt fferson, by at the Boiling Spring, by B-rj Mattison; they are als for sale by Mr. Jamison at Jamison's Mills, and on inquiry can be had in almost evet town in the State. WORMS! HULL'S WORM LOZENGES. 1JKOVED in more thon 1500 cases to be infallible the only certain worm destroying medicine now in me, and are the greatest discovery ever made for dispelling the various kinds of worms that so frequently and distressingly annoy both children and adults Many diseases arise from worms, and occasion long and intense suffering and even death, without their ever being suspected: grown persons are often afflicted with them, and are often doctored for various complaints without any benefit; when one dose of these Lozenges would speedily cure them. They are an infallible remedy, and so pleasant to the taste ihat children will take them as leadilvasa common perperminte Lozenge, READ THE FOLLOWING LETTERS.

New York, Sept. .13, 1841. Dear Doctor According to your request, we have used yonr Lzenges in several cases of worms and found them uniformly successful. IVs have no difficulty in getting children to take them, as they at perfectly pleasant. We have also used vour Cough Lozenges very extensively, and find them fully to answer the purposes you recommend them for.

Respectfully. ZACHERIAH B. LANE, M. D. W.

F. PLEASAN M. D. Mr. Fulsom of Spring street, cured three of his children of worms by only one box.

Mr. W. Hopewell, East Broadway, gave them to his child and they brought away the worms by hundreds. Parents should always keep these Lozenges in the house, for they are the best medicine that can be administered to children afflicted with worms Children will take them as readily as the most delicious sugar candy. Price 25 cents per box, with full directions celebrated Lozenges are for sale in Jacksonville by Hoke Abernathv and J.

Fornev; at White Plains, J. S. Simmons; at Fife post i ffiee, by T. I. Caver; at Kelley's Springs, by Currv Groce; at 7'alladega, by Barclay Stinnett and on inquiry can be had in most rf the towns in AUbam.i.

Administrator's Notice. LET TERS of Administration having been pinn'ed the undprsiirned bv the Judtre of the ounty u't of DcKlb C' iinty. Ala-, th 19 day of Mav 184i. on ihe'Estate of Larkin Everett, deceased; all those hav-itjj claims against said Ente, will present them properly authenticated, within the time pi escribed by law, and those indebted to said Estate will tke immediate payment to me. J2SSC CUNNINGHAM, AdraV.

Oct 12 Ailsisaisirator's rJjee. 1 EM 1 A.liniiostr'tti having been Hii'eiT 1 1 nit bv the Judge ol the ccun- ii if i ilj.h iiniy. in the 4 .1 (bv i.IUi ber, A- D. 1S42, on the Es 'ii'e H-l rv Castles, dice ised. hereby tit'y all persons having claims tin Estate to present them, duly authen-tica'c-l.

Within the time prescribed law, tli 'se indebted to said Estate, will make remediate pMmen'. ABSALOM CASTLES, A-lm'r. Oct. 12. 1842 -6 $3 SO.

Yolice. IJ h- itb; Mall wh: in it mav roncrin, ft" I one Ins i run- inner! mv mi U'ii IJ. Ke a ilils. a fiee in art and fir himself in ev rv respect. ANSON REYNOLDS.

Orr: tfi 142 41 NOTICE. A ery necessary means will be used on hit part, and no "pains or expense spared for the comfort and convenience of those who may call upon him, and whose pitronap he solicits. Wm. C. KELLY.

Jacksonville, March 6, 1842 tf. J. COCHRAN A. J. WALKER.

WILL practice Law in the counties composing the ninth Judicial Circuit, and in the Supreme Court at Tuscaloosa Office Jacksonville, la. Mav 7th. 1842. tf. AiliiiiimlrntciV Aottrc.

rpHE undersigned having htn appointed, 1. bv the Orphans' Court nf Benton Coun ty Administrator on the Estate of Jonathan Whitleside, deceased, on the 30th duy of September, 1842, hereby notify all per sons havinK claims against said est ite to pre sent them, let! Ilv authenticated within the time prescribed by law, otherwise they will be barred; and all persons indebted to said estate are reauestid to come forward and make immetfiMe pavmrnt NANCY WHITESIDE, Adm'x. JOHN U. WHITESIDE, Adm'r Oct. 5.

1842. (it. Cherokee Slierifl'Salc. ON the first Monday in December next I will expose to public sale to highest bidder for cash, at the C'ouit House door in JifTttson, the following ptcperty to-wit: the si 'h west quaitrr of section eleven, township nine, range ten east, in the Coosa Land District, levied as the property of Hugh M. Elder, to satisfy two executions in my hands from the Circuit court of Cherokee county, in favor of George M.

Hanson. Due attendance will be given by me. Benj. D. COOK, Sheriff C.

C. Oct. 26, 1842 5t $3 00. a 111 ii 1 1 If i Thomas D. Clark, AVE formed a copartnership in the prcc-" tice of Law, under the firm name cf RICE CLARKE.

They will attend the Circuit, County and Chancery Courts in the 9th Judicial Circuit, and the Supreme Court of the State. They will also attend the District Court of the United States at Huntsville, for the purpose of perfecting all cases under the BANKRUPT LAW, which may be committed to their care. 07 I'he engagement of either one of the partners, in any business, will secure the services of both. Office of Rice at Jacksonville, Ala. Office of Clarkf.

at Talladega, Ala. June 29, 1842. tf. NOTICE. PURSUANT to an order of the Honora-- ble Judge of the county court of DeKalb county, I shall at the late residence of Rob- lert G.

deceased. ON THE FIRST I DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT, sell all ueiraaeu Vw.eu u. ue .1 .1 ,1 I I 1 Ot the (vbject to the Widow's Dower,) Mi f.fi IVi.V YMi9iKUIiS, Stock of Horses, Catt and Hogs, Crop A' I'lttHtntion I'teitttils Twelve mmith ciedit will be allowed on all sums over Ten Dollars on giving note and approved freehold security under Ten Dollars will be for 'sh. THO.V1 AS M. BARKER, Ex'r.

Oct. 26, 1842 3'. The ui del signed respectfully infnims his friends and public generally, that he has removed hisphneif wo'k, from Messrs Lester's, to the Cabinet sh. ef N. Ar nuld, on the west side ot hi reet, where he will keep -uststmlv on h.md i good sup ply of CABINET as: SMMti: MS O.

Sii If Secretary, tins' dress. i iig MS re a ii Plain IVIahogoii- Sturmus, Wardrobes, China 7 es and BOOK-CASES. Breakfast, Dining, and Dressing Tables, Cen're Ttblts. and L.idu Vntk S'aticls. Portrait and Picture Frames, ifc.

Repr.i.nig Fur.iiuiiv pinn p'lt a'" to. All the aioe met tiontcj ki tides will be kt pt totistan I on hau or made to order in the most ea! and durable style, and will be sold low tot cush or to punctual men lini. JOHN H. CRAWFORD. November 1842.

tf, For Sale. A first rate harness. horse and Buggy. Any person wishing purchase, is assured that both can be bought for- less than one would tve orougnt mom ns -since. Enquire at this Office.

17,. 1842. rVOTICK. HP HE undersigned respectfully in forms his friends 8c 'he public general, that he stillcontinuesto keep a HOUSE 01 EXTF.RTjiWMF.XT in the Town of Jacksonville Benton Co. Ala Same J.

N.E.corner of the square, where he expects to remain permanently nnd feels confident from past taction to all who may favor him with a call AARON HAYNES. lor sale. flAHF. undersigned offers for sale his tract I ofLand lying 1 mile south of Alexan. dria, containing 160 acres, 60 cleared, well watered as any place in the County.

A stock of Cattle and hogs, and a quantity of corn -ind fodder would also be sold. A negro boy taken in part pay, and the sale made on one ind two years, or very low for cash or good notes. ALEXANDER FAIM- Oct. 5. 1842.

ii. U. ATTORNEY AT LAW, TC-l ii pe at Jacksonville i wnt prr'ic" in the Courts of twit: St. Clair, sciLtt, RariIph and he yn I Ci 134 III Jig-. Dear Sir You will please send me another supply r.t Fills soon asposs ble, tor I am entirely out.

Your Pill are tuning the lead of every. thing in this section of the country, I know it is a general fault of those who st. Il paient medicines to say too much in their favor; but in regard to your pi'ls, I think they deserve far more praise than you seem disposed to give them. I know of several in this vicinity who have been cured 'of different diseases, such as Dyspepsia, sick Headache, Costiveness, and derangement of the biliary organs by the use of your pills. Mont fjil to send me a supply at once.

Yours, vu'V respectfully. P. C. I) WIGHT. Montgomery Aug.

16, 1S41. Dear Sir I have made frequent use of your piiis in the incipient stage of lions Fever, and obstinate corstipation of the Rowels; also in the enlargement of the Spleen, Chronic diseases of the Liver, sick Headache, general debility, and in all cases have found them to be very effective. H. M. WILLIAMS, M.

D. Columbia Co.N. Sept. 12, 1841. Dear Sir I take much pleasure- in bearing testimony to the efficacy of your pills in removing bile from the stomach; and in all complaints rmenating fiom that source.

I would also say that their mildness and certainty of action, render them a safe and effective purgative for Weakly individuals; and that they may be given at all times without apprehension of any of those injurious consequences which so frequently tend the applications of calomel, or blue pills On the whole I consider your Vegetable Pills a valuable discovery. -Very respectfully, U. E. TOMPKINS, Price 25 cents per box, with full directions. hese truly valuable Pills are for sale in Jacksonville by Hoke Abernathy and J.

Forney. They are also for sale at White Plains, by J. J. S. Simmons, at the Boiling Spring, by Henjunin Ma'tisnn; at Fife post office, by T.

J. Caver; at K'lUy's by Curry Groce; at Court Houie, by Barclay Stinnett at Jefferson, by V. J. S. Watt; inGailes-ville by Doctor George W.

Lawrence; on Terrapin Creek by Seaborn Williamss; and on inquiry can behad in almost every town in the State. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. Header when you get the Chills and Fever again, will you suffer yourself imposed upon by paying, in these hard times, One Dollar and 1'fry cents for a box of pills or a bottle of any kind of medicines to cure you. or will you go and get you a-box of. Dr.

Hull's Fever and Ague and anti-Fever Pills for only oue One Dollar, that have never failed to cure'the Chills and Fever in a single ins'ance. Remember this new and better medicine DR. HULL'S Vegetable Fever and Ague and anti-FEVER PILLS. 1 Pills being purely Yegeta' le, STe of-tcreclto public as a safe and effectual cure for Intermittent Fever, or Chiosand Fever, alaO a valiiaoie remedy for Fevers of every tiv whatever name ti.c ma v. fee called.

'i he proprietor claims that he prepared this meiicii-e with such Dea'tM, aaiutary and properties, that is not -surpassed ny any o.ou combination of nitdicioe in 'he lJ. Statin, as a lever and ag'J' and remedy. Dr. wanes it stn.cl'y understood 'hat he. has not designed tins mi-oicine to act tipnn the but that he prepared it cure diseases by acting upon the liter, and correcting the bite, so that they possess the- power of curing disease' wt'hout ha sehoble' tjftCt the system, except, that lho patent suddenly finds himself inning w-i hum having any other operation tr.in Hie med'cine.

Thy cure the chills and fever at once hy ac.ing iipjii the liver, in gmti-tg ihe v'utnach and bowels, incrias.n the appet and in gung to the gtnemi syrem In cases of weakness nid nervous debility, tie p-ki't shrn i I take hrte or fowr its ot the piiU ad y. wreufij neeoveredi the p'oli wiil I hrahri to li s-s'em; tiit: luta t've hii'I conv Libeller than' any medicine 'h i' ts To those who are to tr. 1 i vw-i. in and uiihtA-tiiy regions, who r- mov 'Ct t- v- a' atrU'" or Slate of Alabama,) St. Clair County; Special Orphans' Court, November 4, 1842.

fx is ordeied and decreed by the Court that 'he first Monday in January next be set rt as the day for the sale denovo of the following real (state, (to-wit:) I'he E. 1 2 of 4he N. 1 4 of Sec. 5 of T. 14, of R.

east in the Hunts ille Land District, belonging lo the estate of 1 1 ail, Coleman, It is further ordered bv the Court, that Alemeth Bvers, Jiihii VV. Oobb and James B'thwell be appointed Commissioners to conduct the sale of snid real estate, and that publication be made in the Jacksonville Republican for thirty days. Copy 7est; JOSHUA W. HOOPER, Cl'k. Nov.

9, 1842. stg6 co-Administrators' Notice. LETTERS of Administration having been granted the undersigned, by the Judge of the County Court of Benton County, Alabama, on the 2nd day of November, 1842 on the Estate oi John Jackson deceased; all persons having claim against said estate are hereby notified to present them legally authenticated within the time prescribed by law, otherwise they will be barred: and all persons indebted to said estate are also requested to make immediate payment. Wm. C.

LEE, Administrator. Nov. 9, 1842. 6t. Administrator's ETTERS of Administration having been granted me by the Judge of the county couit of Benton County, Ala.

on the estate of John Graham, dec. 1 heieby notify all persons bav.ng claims against said estate to present them duly authenticated within th. time prescribed by law or they will be barredalso those indebted to make payment. JOHN R. GRAHAM, Adm.

Oct 12, 1842 6t. Administrator's Notice. STTERsof Administration on the estate of Drury Towns, dee'd. having been granted to the undersigned, by the Judge of the County court of Benton county, on the 21st November, 1842, all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them duly authenticated with- in the time prescribed by law. otherwise' they will be barred: and those indebted will make immediate piyment.

"4 -v u. 'u, joti 7 rr.r'e, will be able to give satis reciirocate the favor. i B. R. Stare of Bextox Coi'xTr.

Orphan's Court, Special Term, S. S0i APPLICATION having been made for letters of Administration on the Estate of Ia'hias Hinesdec It istht reft re ordered by the court that publication be made in the Jacksonville Republican forft days retii ring the heirs, and creditors to be and appear at the office the clerk of the County Court of said Cuo-v in the Town of Jacksonville on Tiiu-dav i-y N-- en-brr rest, to ir. srrtion..