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Newspaper Page TextSAVANNAH REPUBLICAN, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 12, IS49. 7Arfl.il Snlrs. fl IT Y ShiTilV's VLUw—Will ho sold, on Hr i 1'iic-diy hi April licit, before llio Court Hi" i in of fnv.tnnnli. bet.vei'ii flu- l ‘ ' - • - • • Dm moil Main all •uni limn* Mahogany •lot ft. two il .* II Loire Uotiuin do., "ti" Mnhugmy ft Ido ll"*»r I. "in; Si hi, lino l.imo Muling my lio. king Chair, ■■■*•• • n uj;*, five *' “ 1 * — * **- —■ “— •ctOU« War • nit r , hi ! not Ca tort, one ‘tmt l.u king Clmira, two sen ilo/cii sl’vcr Fork*, two iloi-n Silver r-p iou«i nvu union Kninv; one ret Tea ami Codec Cup* aid rfau vr*,one iHni.iu uii I Breakfast s t Crockery, two Fruit DMien, one a l Nut t’nckers and lickcr*, oho net DM: Cov iglu Cundlivti ki, ten .-pill sms,six Ilnrtii* mid t'rnn,*ii Wm’i Mamin, nine Utdsteads, tore* seta Drawei*. -i* LnokingGIn n -.mio Kiitry I.ann, twoCou, on i Cou li, I’ed lilucn, Tnliti Linen mi l Ton-el*, eight Matron"' - " nn 1Pillows, six Mo quit i NcU, Ton nnd Ounce SoU, .">0 >n d* Cu-pctii.g, nndo.io I'inno: l.cvhdon as Die pnqsirty of Laura \ ougo, t» •ntlsly two 11. fna. issued out of the Honorable Court of Comm >n I'l ns k Oyer &. 'i’ennlnor -or lire City of Savannah, nl tiro tnrtinca of Andrew II. Unnlurr vs. Laura \ o:ijp’,Golfrt y Ji Laltucae . . " - ty pointed o it by the UefonilnuL GKO. VV. WVLLY.Sli tllL i r 'i BORGIA — Libafty County, — To ’ J' whom il may coucurn! Whore as Smith Hart, applies to me lor l,feuortof Ad ministration on tiro estate of Air*. .Mary Hart, late of said County ib ceased i arc therefore to cite and a Imonlsh nil concerned, dr objection* (If any they have) to the applicant Jerk 1 * odtee of noi l Court, within Uic ti.no pre scribed by law, otherwise) Letters of AdiuinLtraUon will ‘ i granted: Wit d EOUGIA — Cat J whom it may couccr nar a /CHATHAMSheriff’* SALE.—Ontltefirst KJ Tue*d iy in \pril n at, before tiro Court House in the City <>l Snva .nah, between tno legal hours of sine, -Twenty (-JOj Shares of stock in the Cent.wi d Ranking Company of Georgia)—JovtM on will ii" the property of tlioertato of Peter Mlliltef, to satisfy li fl. fa. is u -d out of the lioiiomhlo tho Superior Court of Chithain Cmiuu: the l’lamcns Hank va. 1’etcr Alltetwl— properly pointed out by i I .intiirv Attorn nt ir J W Gtmden County.—To nil Whereas, Stephen M. 'i im nous will apply to tho Hon orable Uio lufeiior Court of Camden Co , when sitting as n Court or Ordinary, ibr Li tter* Of Administration upon Uin^Bdalo of Henry lugerviile, late of raid county, do Them are- therefore to cite and admonish all eonrerned, tile tli ir objections (If any) to Uio granting said Estate, tho applicant In tho Clerk a office of said Court on or be fort tho Ihst day of May next; oUiurwisc letter* as prayed lor, w ill be granted. Witne-a, the llo.iorahle Joseph Thomas, a Jurtlce of said Court, Uii* 1st day of March, 1W9. 1IENKV IL FOItT, c. cro.c.c. liff’s Atbuny. . W. OATHS, Bli*ff c. C. QHATHAM SlirrifF’s SALE. — On tho ' ilr-t Tuesday in April next, liefore tho Court House in tho City ii 'Sai iiiiunli, between the leg il hours of aide, will he - ■hi, two V. gto Men, named Hono and John: lev- 1*1 "it a- im - pr >|> tty of Sa all Cope, to satisfy a fl. fa. isouod uut of th j llo.i. Suite rim Court uf Chatham Coun ty i Jamca Fpplnger va. Sarah Co| war 3 , Sarah Cope. W. W. UATKA, Sheriff c. r. I ^.BORGIA—Effliiffluun County.—To all V.T whom It may ew ern i Whereas, Edwin Ale Kory, Administrator of the Estate of Jackson Me Kory, doevaasd. hath applied to the Hon orable the Inferior Court of said county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for Letter* HUmisenry. These are then-lore to rite and admonish all concerned to flle their objections (if any they have,) to the applicant In the Clerk’s office of said Court within the time pre scribed by law, otherwise Letters Dismissory will be granted. Witness, the Honorable Jeremiah Mallette, one of the Justices or said Court, this eighth day of November, 1848. uovtt JOHN cllARLTON, o. c. n. k. r. QII ATI 1 AM Shoriff’flHALE.—Untho first _ Tuesday in April next, beflire tho Court House In tim City «r Mivannali, between the legal hours of sals, will be sold— All that tract or parcel of i.nnit, rituste, ly ing nnd being In tho County of ChaUinni and State of O' «• Em. lit tin* U|.p. r or Western extremity of “* ‘‘ In tlie rowannah River, cont dnl'ig fl»rty (4ti) i or less. I u sd on a* Urn property of Smith l and Daniel It. Wlubm, to ratUfy a fl. fa. on foreclosure of mm's ■«•'. i suing out of the HonoraM* Superior Coon of Chatham t •minty i Robert A. Allen and Alexander A Smote v*. Simili \V. Uullo.liand Daniel ll.Wiiiiou. W. W. OATES, ShtTc.-c. n KYAlY OttWHI'a HAL.K.—Will be wld. on the first Tuc-day In April next, within the legal hmirs of "nl-, btlbro tire Court Hmi-o door in Brynn County: one NVgridirL named llitcbe, aged 11 years; Arty bead Stock Cattle, and eighteen hundred acres of Fine Land, la eitht separate tra- U, but alt adjoining the same—being Well improved. Levied on as U.o proparty of Wm. II. Edwards, Jr., to satisfy a fl. fh. Istned from theSup-rinr Court of llry an rouaty, Jauws IL StrinUn?, v*. Win. II. Edwards, John M. Edwards and James Wil- klhami. lT'p rty iNdiited out by Wm. II. Fr1w*rd«, De fen laiit. 11. A. SMITH, Shrritfa. v. OUYAN SliorilT’s SALE—Will be auld 13 on tlm ilr-t Tuesdny In April next, within the legnl hour* of sal •, biTure the Court IIouw, In Hrymn County: t me Tr ict of Lnnd eontainint out Im mr d acres with its Inipruv i*iii nts, levied Oil to satisfy an rxecutbm ih fhvor "ft rmii Mltch-ll v*. tiiorge Waller* Levy made arr J return'd to inc by cuostable. mar *J H. A. SMITH, Sheriff a. o. JSAMDEN Sheriff’* SALE—Will be aeld V3 on Uio flrrt Tuesday in April next, liefore the Court I lo-isc in the mwn of Jefflwson, bet ween th - legkl hours of »r»lB. nit that Plantation or body uf Laud situate, lying and being on ami near the wab rs of White Oak Crock, in the county of Canid .-a, Stale of Georgia, which is com po« d of several parrels or tra-ts of land, to wltt All Unit iqireei of lnnd rontrduing by resurvey of John McKeanoa; two Umiisand three hundred and Art t-n (ti.315) acres, but by a more recent survey of Isaac Bailey. Waring date the third day of March, clg-it'en hundred and thirty; two thousand two hundred and fbrty aeven (9,447) acres, and known in the dlvi>lon of the land* of William Middle, tou ns number three (3.) butting and hounding tit the North and East on lands of per-oni, their names un known. to the West by lands late of the division of Wil bum Mid'leton, andtnthe South by lands late of Sir Will mm Mlddlct n. AI«o, that other tract ofland known nnd di-iinguLli. d as division number two (9) of the hbd* of Willinni Mnldi-tm, rout doing by recent resurvey, mn tlurasaml flvn hundred and ufuety-fbur pd. '4M) a-res, nnd bnilngsuch shapoand marks as are deUneatcdiaa mnp of the same, made and certified by Isaac Hailey, County Surveyor, on the second d iy of March, eighteen hundred and thirty. Also, all that tract of land lying to the North-Kart ortho above lands, containing "it hundred and forty (040) acres, more or less, granted lo Thomas Hardee, nnd por.-hawd by Thmna* HuUer King of Joseph Hull. Also, two tracts of land lying to the Northward of tin- Ar t above described, and ront lining about nine hun dred (UK), acre*, bo the stipe more or ie s, p.in-ba'ed by TbOntn* Rutter King of David Hall, ami all that tract of land lying North of the lands Just mentioned, and North Kil l »f raid Middleton tract, containing five hundred and slity Vf*' acres, more or Was, purehnsedby Tho*. Butier King "i J. Campbell; and also that other t-act lying North- Wcst of said Middleton tracts, granted for flvs hundred (5 >0) acres, nnd parcluued by Thomas Butter King of •Mrs. CuMendsr of Liberty county, and Which body o Inn.i composed of said several tm ts, is now known by - 0 name of Waveriy. To* rther with all and singular 1 It >us -S, out house*, edln -is, buildings, improvem :nts, rcullaments, rights, iwimk-w aod ai-purl*nances pi the lances to the and the re- •aid Plnnlalion nnd tract of land bcloni mamder nml remainders, river ion r.-nt", i-.-u ■» and proflu tlicreof—and all the estate, right, tit!" and iiitere*t, claim and deutand, whether in law, or ill equity "title mid Tho*. Hutlsr King and Arina Matilda, his wife, o*i in,or to the sam«. Bold by 1. fa. on forre- closurc of inortgag .-—Edmund Mofyneux vs. Thos. Butler Kiig. fob 9. JNO. TOMPKINri, Sheriff c. c. \ RERTY Sheriff’s SALES.—On tho lire! Tuesday in April next, will be sold before the Court iion-c do .nn lllncsviile, -Liberty county, between the usual hours of sale, lire following property, to wit: four- t'-cn fi'ttng Chairs, three $edstca.ls, three Feather Beds, three Mattresses, Blankets and Bedding, three Mahogany Table*, Bra** Andiron* and Fender, tihovcl and^Tonn, and one Buggy or (iiggand llarne**. Levied on as the nn<p-m of John W. A. Fennell, to satisfy a fl. fa. i-snwl from the Superior Court of said county, In flavor of Harris h. Reilly vs. John \\'. A. Fennell. Property pointed out by Plaintiff"* Attorney. Al*o, tilt.- following tract* or parcels of Land t One tract e ml umng fifty arn-s, mute or leva, bounded on the East by Nuc-ijJi An lr.-w*,t»ouUj«nd WertbyWm. Wilson,and No. t’i by Forbes’s land, and also one other tract contain ing four hundred and Arty acres, more nr leas, bounded or the Kart by Thos. H. Mell, South by the estate or Palmar ("Hilling, W>"t by lands of Wm. Shave, and North by vacant or unknown lands, levied on a* the property of J"-c|di Adaim. t > satl-fy a fl. fa. issued fmm tlie Hu- p»ri"r c«nrt «f raid county on the forccbMura of a inort- y age In favor of Francis Sorrel vs. Joseph Andrew*. Prop- 11tv iviiiited out by Plaintiff’s Attorney, fob Sd JOHN F. SANIUFORD, Sheriff u c. 1^XECUTOU’S SALE.—Will be sold, ,lj tlie first Tuesday In April next, befim tire Fourt House door in Darien, Alclntosli couu.y, within the liwal hour* of sale, the real Estate of the late John Colder, de cerned i The 1st" residence of said deceased, known -- Contentment, containing seven hundred acres, more _. I m—for the neueflt of tin! heir* and creditor*. Term*, eatii. JA8. J. OARHASON, Executor. Jan 31 'A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE—Will be : \. sold on tlie first Tuesday In May next, at the Court Home tn tlie city of Savannah, between the usual hour* "t "ide, twenty Shares Central Rail K<md Stock, belong- iugu. ih*: cstiue of John Guilmartiu, deceased, ' ' •*•' benefit of helm and creditor*. • mar 3 JNO. F. OUILMARTIN, Adin. arflal itolftrs lUie* >ti"l!*l tuar 7 , tho Honora’do John A. Hendry, ono or tlio I Court, this fifth day of March, 1W6. J. S. HRADWELL, c. c. o. L. c. liooii astimfsrmrnts. T.' R K N O II UO 01CS—La CIuwko Aoa JL Amajilr, tnr t b irlcs De Barnard, t e Per* Godot; \wr Do Uoitac, Andre, par George Sand. \ Ingt An* Aprss; par Alexandre Dumas. Oeuvre* t houie* tie Bulfon, edition Ulustree. Julienne ou La Servants D« Dltt| par M. Lt V’to W*aWi. Aurcltio el.Mathilde ou Orguell el Modcstic; par Victor LaSalle D’Asils Au Lord Dc La Men P&r Ernest Foutnet. Aiiiitin et Devouoiin nt ou Frols Tols a La Louistans; par Mum Camille Lebrun. L’orpht’iiue De Moscou; par Mine Woillca. Charlemagne ct L’Knfmt Du Pauvre; |>ar Milo Anto nin" Let lor. Pau ou lot Reconnaissance; par Abel Maurice. Lee Anhuaux Industriaux; par IL Allenu Abrcgo de toiu Lea Voyages Att Pula Nord; par Henri Lebrun. Voyages et Decuuvcrtcs dans L’Aftdque Centrale par Henri Lebrun. Kmmanuol ou La Domination Portugaise; par Leopold Mery. Lo Roldiuon Sul*s-.>; par Johann Rudolph Wyw. Indiana; par Georgs sand. Contes ct Nouvvlles: par Alexandre Dumas. La Penn De Chagrin; par M. Do Ralxac. Lee Dcnii- re Jours He Pompelit India Do Hulwrr. Psulet Vlrginle,Sulvi De La Chaumlcre Indlcnnc. HUtorle Dee Trlxc, Premier Episode; pax M. Lea AUea D’lcare; par Charles De Bernard. Un .Menage Do Gar. rut en Province; par M. Da Balsac. Lit Lis dans La Vallee; par M. Do Balsac. Splridlon; par George sand. . I.e C<-n<lre; par l liarles De Barnanl. MoJckte Mtgnon Scene De La \ le Privet; par M. Do Balsac. A ventures Do RoMnson Crusoe, Tnulullcs De Daniel Do Foe. Received by JUltN M. COOPER. Jan 1 r i'PES—For New,. Book nml Job Oflk-re, rumMba.l by ih« long eatahOahed; Baltimon T)pa Foundry, Batik |.au«-, a-ljoinlug llaniunt’a City Hotel, at llio following greatly icduccu rains, on six mombe credit, for approved notea, ora liberal discount allowed where money is paid re- Agate,...., TJCts. per lb. Nonpareil, M !! !! Minton, do “ ‘ Brevier djJ ** “ Boiug’oi*, ....37 «* ‘ Long Primer »• " *' Small Pica, W “ ‘ Pica, » “ “ and larger sixes at equally low p ice*. Fancy Letter of every dctcripUon, Combination Bor ders, Flowers, Cuts, and Ornament*. In grqpt variety.— Wood Letter ol every dereriylion, Bom two to seventy- five tinea Pica. Power, Hand and Card i’re«ca fontished at tho lowest manuffecturer’s prices. Printers’ Ink, Mack and colon-<t, ofevco - required quality} together with -•nry article u*cd In a printing oilice. on the inogt fhvor- deforms, including, when wanted, Typo Born other founder!r* at their pnees. fop- Second band Type, msecs, and other mate- rials, may be had at the Baltimore Foundry at very low rates. Old Type received at tho foundry, free of ex- pentc, at nine cent* per pound In exchange for new. Stereotype Wotk of every description done In the very best manner, at as low prices as at other foundries. „ OfP- Orders addressed to the proprietor Ibr every thing Da required by printire, will meet with the most prompt at tention by F. LUCAS, Jr., Proprietor. I GEORGIA.— McIntosh County.—io tui ' .A whom it may concern: Whereas,Finnic* A. Prtudle and Samuel M. Street. Exm ittorv nn the Rotate ofSaia A. Kimberly, late of said county, decea-od, hath applied to the Honorable the Infe rior Court of raid county, when sitting for ordinary pur port*, foe Letters DLmUorir. The-e are, therefore, to cite and admoabh an concern ed to file their ubjc’ticM* (ifany they have) to the appli cant, iu the t'fork’s Offt -e of tira raid Court within the time prescribed by law olhenvhe Leuurx Diiuu^urv will be granted. Witness, the llouot able Alexander MHrhell, one of the Jtratico* of the raid Court, Uii* '*7th day of September, 1818. K. hf. BLOUNT, c. c. o. uT c. Darien, Sept 37, 18 8. sept 89 GEORGIA—Glynn County.—To aU whom _* It may concern t SVher -a*, Mn. ttarbant L. Harris, Adminutratrix of the Estate of IllrtunJ. Rea l, deveafcd, h ub app'fod to the llonoraide the Court of Ordinary of said couuiy, for I,otters DismlMory. These ar • tlicrefore to cite and a linonlsh all concerned to ill • their ol'Je. tions (If any they have) to the applicant in the t fork’s office of said Court, on or before the t-nth day of April next; oth.rwfoe Lctt-rs Dismiseory will be Witness, the Ifonnra'de RoM. 8. PJI-e, one of the Jus tice* of said Court, thu flth day of Octubur, A* U.> 1848. o l 10 ALEX. SCRANTON, c. c. n. a. c. rfiHE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND X REPOSITORY OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE— For the Year 1831, with the Calemlar and Celestial Phe nomena, SUtistivs of tli" United Slab’s, and of the Indi vidual States, Notices of tlie state of Europe and its telgniug Sovereigns, American Obituary, Cbrouicte of ! Events, are, Itc. The Reputdlc of the United States of America: Itadu ties to itself, and Its relations to other countries, with a review of the lata war between the United tftates and Mexico, its causes and results; and of thono mcuures of government which have characterised the Democracy of the Union. The salamander: a legend for Christinas-found a mongit the papers of the Ufo Ernest Helfonstela; edited by E. Oakes Smith. A Treatise on Etherisation in Chil Ibirth, illustrated bjr five hundred and elghty-one cases; by tValt’.r Channing, M. IL—a new supply. Ju»t received by Jan 1 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. /^.EORGIA — Chatham County.—To all VJ whom It may concern: Whereas, Tlmmaa J. Wal-h will apply to the Honorable the Interior Court of said county, when nitting for ordinary INirpofos. fi>r Letters of Administration <ui tlie estate and • lfe< ts of Jolui Fern: nlin •, (free (arson of color.) late of sal I county, de.-eased: . These are therefore to rite and at monish all and slngu Isr, tli" kin trad and creuHur* of said deceased, to flle their oi.Je lion* (if any Uiey have) to the appUeant in Uic f 'fork’s Office or sai I Court, on or before the eighteenth day of March next; otherwise Letters of Administration ‘ ill lie granted. Witn.ss, the Hon. Anthony Porter, one of the Justices of sai 1 Court, this rixteenth day of February, A. D., eigbteen hundred and Ibrty nine. fob 18 SEABORN GOODALL, c. c. o. c. c. ) llonoraide tlm Inferior Court of said county, whi n sining Ibr ordinary purposes, for a citation to Issue and be published a-.t--on.lug to law, for Letters DisniDsory. These are therelbre to die and a lumntsh all concerned ) flle their olijections (if any th-y have) to the applicant —i the Clerk’S office of said Court on or beflire the (cventh day of May next; otherwise Letter* Dlsmtssory will be Witness, tin* Honorable Francis Sorrel, one of the Jus tices of said Court, this 7th day of November, 1848. nov 7 SEABORN GOODALL, c. c. o. c. c. G EORGIA—Chatham County.—To all errlae*. nn the method of CO whom R may concern: ' lion; by Jno^L.McUlntockand Whereas. Owin Foley, Administrate of Frtncls Foley, deceased, hath applied to tlie Honorable the Inferior Court of said county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for a citation to Issue and be published according to law, for Letters Dismisanry. The*.* ar ■ therefore to die and a-lmonlsh all concerned i fll>> their obJe<!Uoas (If any tiiey have) to the applicant In tlie cleik’s office of said court on or before the seventh day or May next; otherwise Letters DismUsory will be Witness, the Honoraldo Elias Ra-vl, one of the Jus- "•* raid Court, this Vih day of November, 1&48. nov 7 SEABORN GOODALL, c. c. o. c. r. /GEORGIA — Chatham County.—To all VJ whom It may concern: Whereat, John Lewi*, surviving Administrator of Jere miah Stone, deceased, hath applied to the honorable Infe rior Court of raid county, when silting for oidlnary pur- E «es, for a citation to Issue and be public lied according to or. for Letters DDmlssory. These are therefore tn cite and admonish all concerned tn flle their objections (if any tiiey have u> the applicant iu the Clark’s < iffice of said Court on or before the ninth day of July next, otherwise Letters Dismissory will be granted. Witness, the Honorable Elia* Heed, one of the Justices of said Court, this ninth day of January, 1M9. Jan 9 SEABORN GOODALL, c. r. n. r /7J.EORGIA — Chatham County.— To all VJT whom it may concern: Whereas, Mrs. Mary A. Bradley will apply to th" Ilno- nrabl.t the Inferior Court of said county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for Letter* of Administration on the estate and effects of John Bradley, late of said county, d'-ccased. These are therefteo to cite and admonish, all and singu lar the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to Hie tbelr objections (if any they have) to the applicant in the Cl rrk’s office of said Court, on or before the s-vonth day of Mar-h next; otherwise Letters of Administration will be granted. Wirn'-ra, tim llonoraide Antlnmy Potter, one of the ILLUSTRATED BOOKS AND ANNU- 1 ALS FOR Irt4».—FDherk Drawing Room 8crapBook; Heath’s Book of Beauty; The Keepsake; The Women of tlie Bible; The Women or the Scriptures; Rosary of lllus tr.itbm* of Ih” Bible; The Christian Keepsake; The Getu of tlie Season; The Book of pearls; Gems of Beauty; Leaflets of Mrnmm Harper’s Pictorial Hlbl ; Arabian Ni’thts; Paul and \ ingini.it t,Wd Fellows’Offering; Irving’s Sket-h Book; Scene* in the Lives of the Patriarchs and Prophet*! 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TJRACEBUIDGE HALL—Or Tho Hu- X) morists: a Medley; by GeoflYey Crayon, Gent Essay* and Reviews; by Edwin P. Whipple. Literary Sketcliesond Letters; being^the Final Memo- rials urcliailes Lamb, ngrorMIUu r~hlUh.Mli U T N Taifourd. Action, or the rirefo of I.lflu a etdlc-tion of Thoujhts and Observjtious, designed to dellucafo Life, Man and the World. Grace Leslie: a Tafo. Christ is AB; by Stephen II Tynr, D D. Memoir* of Uw Court of Charles the Second; by Count Gnunmnnk History of tlie War between the United 8lates and Mexico; bjr John H Jenkins. The Widow Directed to the Widow’s Godt by John AnreU James. ’i he Box of Jewels: containing Gems of Sterling Value. Waveriy Novels: Boston Edition, neatly bound in half Morocco, complete in 37 volume*. Tlie Bondmaid; l>y Fmh-rika Bremer. The Young Patroon, or Christmas in 1690t a Tale of New-York; by Irving. Esther de Medina, or tlie Crimes of London: a Sequel tn Ellen Munroe. Also, a further sujrply of Webster’s Unabridged Dic- /~J.EORGrA—Chatham County.—To all Cburchm^s’.u, VJ whom it may concern: _ Jtmayec Whereas, George W. Lavender, Administrator of the estate of W llliam Lavender, deceased, hath applied to tlie llonoraide the Infrrior Court of said county, when sluing for ordinary purposes, for a citation to kerne and be published « •« m llng to law for Letters Dismissory: These are therefore to cite and admonish all concerned to flle their objections (If any they have) to the applicant in the (.'I rk’s Office or said Court, on or before the ninth day of July next; otherwise Letters IJUndsaory will be granted. Witness, the Honorable Anthony Porter, one of the Justices or said Court, title ninth day of January, HMD. Jan 9 SEABORN GOODALL, r. r. o. c. e. A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—Will be Jrx. sold on tlm HritTutadsy In April next, at the Court House in the City of Savannah, Chatham Count)’, be tween tlie hours of t-n and fiwr o’clock, agreeaidy to a decree of the Honorable the Superior Court o( said Coun ty, found'd on Bill in Equity, at Uie Instance of the Heir* aid Di-tributeMax Law of Ann Carnph lL deceased: A .Negro Man named Bob; a Woman n;un.;d lleGey, and her i tni l; and a Woman named Ell :n, and her cliild: for the P’lrp'-- "f making a dtvisna among said heir*. Terms each, purchaser paying for titles. nnr3 SEABORN GOODALL, Adm'r. ex.officio. A UMIXISl'IlATOR’S Bale—Continued. J \. Will be sold before the Court House st Waynus- vi 11 ■. IVoynn County.on the first Tuesday in April next,* Negro Man named .March, belonging to the estate of the late .Mary Ann lli"tvn,oroald county,deceased. Sold for the benefit of the heir* and creditors of said estate. IL 8. PILES, I Ad _,_ . fob 21 A. U.SCOTT, 1 Adn>ri (GUARDIAN’S SALE.—Will be auld,on VX tli'i first Tuesday in April next, beforedl*e C.’ouit Hull I "ir in H|ai:igii"l'i, Effingham County, within the I. gil hour* uf sale, one Negro Wntnannamt'dlfannah,be- l.uuiiig loJosiah II. Clark, anjlimr, sold under an order obt lined from iho (fourt of Ordinary, fur the benefit of said minor. Terms cash. mar 7 GEO. R. WRIGHT, Guardian. (} WHIG I A.—TaUnnU County.—To all V whom |( may eonceru t Wlforea*, Henry TiUiiun, AdmiuUtruor of the estate of William I). Rogers deceased, hath applied to the Honor able Inferior Court of said county, when sluing fur ordi- jmry purii'i for Lettor* DismUsory. Thee are, therefore, todta and admonish aU concerned, m file Ui'.-ir objerliofts (if any they have) lo the applicant, in the Clerk’s office or raid Court, within tho time pro- BCfibod by law, otherwise Letters Dismissory will be granted. Witiiera, tlie Ilounrable Charles llloimt, one of the Jus tice* of said Court, this 8th day of November. 1818. GEO. A. DURANCE, nov 15 ||ep’t c. c. o. t. o. /"GEORGIA—Liberty County. — To all v/ whom It may concern: Whereas, Sarah Howard applies to me for Letters Dls- mi*-' try ou the estate of Christine Howard, Into of said county, deceased. These are tlierolbre to cite and admonish all concerned, to til"thelrobJections(lfanyth"yhave) within Uie time prescribed by law, in toy office, or said letters will be granted. Witness, the lion. \V. B. W. Quart ’mian, one of the Justices or said ***'- * **—*- ' a,n mar 7 Court, tills 5th day of March, 1849. J. S. HRADWELL, c. c. o. -To all - /5LBO RGI A— Liberty County.- VJ whom it may concern: ** nlngJ.Mood; ... 1 of Dismission a* Guardian uf the min irrher. o therefore in cite and admonish all concerned, to fib! their olijections (ifany limy have) witliln the time pri’K. riln’d In law, or -aid Letter* will pe granted. WitnoM, tlie lion. S. A. Fraser, one of the Justices of the Cqsn of Ordinary, tljPBd Oetu 18 (M’t •-*.■) Lt). HRADWELL, o. c. o. t. c. N OTICE.—Threemontl\aafter dale 1 shall apply to the Planter’* Hunk oftlie State of Georgia, for a renewal of Scrip No. Lil, dated 5tii June, £810, anil Miui'd lo lluiglt Kora lor seventy-five (75) Shares of the : ’spiral Stock of that Bank, on which eighty dollar* per Share had been paid in—the original certificate or sc rip of the said Stock having been lost or mislaid. R- HUTCHISON, Administrator of the Estate of Hugh Rn*», deceased. Savannah, (*■.,' Dee. 33, 1848. mth Dm dec S3 /^.EORGIA — Chatham County.— lo all VT whom It may concern: Wberea*, George Cornwell, ‘ Mary 8. Cornwell,deceased, hath applied the inferior Court of raid county, when may concern Administrator of Mary S. Co to the Honorable the Inferior Court of raid county, sitting for onlinary |iurpn<es, for a citation to issue and be pubiL-hed according tn law, for Letters Diunissory. These are therefore to cite and alumni-h all concerned to flle their objectioiui (Ifany they have) to the applicant In Uie Clerk’s office of said Coart, on or before the ninth day of July next, otherwise Letters Dismissory will be granted. Witness, the Honorable Robert A. Lewis, one of the Justices ol said Cour • Jan 9 Court, this ninth day of January, 1849. SEABORN GOODALL, r. c. o. c. c. Tattnall Superior Court—Out. i crm, loan. IN EQUITY. Joseph A. Matrox and wife Mary Ann, Martin ' Jones and wife Martha Caroline, Conn _. - . - — Aaron B. —Jl A. 1MU- — . — .James A. Rebecca J., and Sarah Strickland, and Lewis N. G. Strickland, Defendants. JtIII for SotSKSMtininR kuSumt" tox, Guaidiaii of Lu-y A. A., Jami Rebecca J., and Sarah Slricklai Lewis N. G. Strickland, DefcndanL. O N motion. It is ordered that the complain- ants’ So’idtor have leave to am-nd his bill In the above stated rare, and the defendaffis be served with a copy thirty day* before tlie next term of this Court- It is further ordered. Thht Henry A. Smith, one of tlie defend, nuts who 1 eside mil of tills county, have service p; r- f(!ct!d 00 hint by publication in one of the public gazettes in this SUte, according to the rule of Court in such cases made and provided. A true extract from the mluute* of the Superior Court, Jan. Util, 1849. WILLIAM W. ROGERS, c. s. c. lYTOTICK.—Four months after date apnlica- 1: tlon will be made to the Inferior Court or Glynn county, when sitting for Onlinary purposes, for leave to sell all the real and personal estate or John Lamb, late of said county; deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. JOHN. I’. LAMB, Adm’r. Brunswick, Ga., Jan. 99, 1849. fob 3 1\TOTICE.—Four months after date, applica lx tlon will be made to the Honorable, the Justice* of tiie Inferior Court or Tattnall county, sitting ns n Court or Ordinary, Ibr leave to sell tlie real e*Ute of William Cat ady, lave of said county deceased, nov 15 JIMBKSON CANADY, Adm’r. 1YTOTICE.—hour months after date, appltca- ls tlon will be mnde to tho Honorable, Uie inferior Court or Effingham comity, sitting for Ordinary purposes for leave to veil a Negro woman named Hannah, fur tlie benefit of Josialr Clark, a minor, nov 9 GEORGE It. WRIGHT, Guardian. A BILL—To bo entitled “An Ordinance to amend tire existing Ordinances regulating tlie City Watch.”- Sec. 1. lie it ordirineil by the Mayor and Aldermen of tiie City oT SavannaJi ami Hamlet* tlicreof,in Council as sembled, and it is hereby ordained by the authority of the same, that from and nfter the passage of this Ordinance there shall be four Division Sergeant* of Uie City Watch, instead of three as heretofore, and that tho additional Sergeant shall be subject to all Die exiting Ordinances regulating the Sergeants of the City Watch, and shall re. celve the same com|ienratioo and glva the same bond. Hoc. fl. ne It further ordained by the authority aforesaid, that the additional Sergeant, by this Ordinance rrented, shall be elected at the first regular meeting of Council, nf- Wr the passage of tills Ordinance, and annually thereafter at tbs same meeting with the other Officers of the Watch. Sec. 3. ne It forther ordained by the authority aforesaid, that all Ordinances and parts of Ordinances militating against this Ordinance be, and the same are hereby, re pealed. Passed In Council lit March, 1849. (g) R. WAYNE, M. II., Mayor. Attest, Edw.G.JWilsok, Clerk of Council. 3 tuar 3 tionary. Received I dec 33 (Rnirval gtMierUBcmtnts. ©cncrnl fX'oVmTfflcmnus. WATCIl 124, CLOCKS. .TI2WKLUY. ^ SILVER AND PLATED WARE, FANCY GOODS, •LYST.MAN ha* made torse nddilin er stork of Watches. Jewelry, and Silver V Will sell at Ncw-Yoik prices. lie Im* also added to hi* stock nn elegant assortment of TAltLK CUTLERY; SILVER SETS, consisting of Tea. iH)t,Sibtnr-bowl,and Creamer. A clinleu selection ufvoty line l.undon made, full-jewelled LEVER WATCHES, with heavy tine g .Id bunting coses; together with n great variety pt other ankles, among which tuny be found Watches, Clocks. Watch Trimmings, Dren’.tpine, Finger Ring*, Bracelets, Ear*Rings, Gold Pens and Pencil*, Medal, foils, Card Cases, Fine Pocket Cutlery, Fancy Boxes, Spectacles, Canos, Silver Ware, Plated Wore, Mathe matical Instrument*, Chinn ami Glare Wares, MuMcn! Instruments, Military Goods, Fancy Goods In great vnric* ty, &c. Jan £2 l\TO IMPOSITION.—Clothing Not at Coat. IN GEO. 8. NICHOLS has on hand a largo and well •elected assortment of Heady Made Clothing, which he Is desirous or reductng before spring trade opens; (to make room Ibr a heavy stock or Spring and Summer Clothing ordered) and will now offer any article In his linn at very small profit (not at cost) and Invites all In want of clothing to examine Ills stock before nurehaiing, amt he will satisfy them his prices am n* low, il not lower, than any to be found In the City, tfoll and see at the CHEAP AND NEW COTIIINO STORE, Jan 94 No*. 89 and 150 Gibbons’ Range. CLATF. LINENS, Grenadines, &c.— 3 kJ and 4-4 Slats and Brown Linens, super Grenadines and Brilllames, small plaid light colored Ginghams, low priced light Prints, embroidered, colored and white Mua- Ins, super Paris Lurtro, (for ladies’ dresses.) black Demi “ Its, Riviera and-Bordered Linen C. Ilandkerchleik, ted Linen Fringes and timid*, Just received per Cher- MAH8HA1.1. " ATKIN. C HINA, Ulan and Entthon WARE—Ho- cvlved, by recent arrivals! nut China Tea Betts, various patterns, splendid variety of single Cups and Saucers; Dinner Sett#; gilt and plain Pitchers; Can- dlcsti'.-ka, high and low, China Vases and other mantle ornament*! Save Allot Toilet Bottles; Card Trarst Mugs, lilt and embossed, various.six**; Granite Dinner, Tea and Totlcl Setts, Lustre Bowls; together with a general as sortment of Granltp-Wgre 1 Decanters, new patterns; Pitchers; Goblets; Wine Tumblers, cut and pressed; Water and Winn Bottles; Astral, Solar, and Globa Lamps; Candlesticks, plain and colored; Finger Basins; Frull Baskets; Dishes; Howls; Salt Cellars, various patterns; Hall Lanternst Bohemia* Glass Toilet Bottles, Vases, kc.; Silver, gilt and bronxed Girandoles and ttobucks; plaited Fruit Baskets; Castors; Mustard Tops; Tea, De*. ert and Table Spoons; Forks; Candlesticks; Decanter Stoppers; Tea Strainers; Britannia Cotfoe Biggin*, Urpt and Pots; Bent’s Patent (foffee Drawers; Tea Pots, Choc olate do.; Lamps, Candlesticks, Caps, Mugs, Soap Boxes, Pitchers, Castors, kc. WEEDS k MORRELL, —tfll Buiete’ new Building, Broughton-*treet. TYTEW DRY GOODS STORE, 111 Con- .LA gross «treet,opposite Pulaski House.—J. S. MA- QILL would rc : i«ctlUily announce to the citizens of Sa vannah and surrounding country, that he has Ju»t received and ts now opening a well selected Stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, expressly for the market, and are now offered at the lowest market price*: Domestic Shirtings and Sheetings, English and American Print: and Ginghams, Scotch and French do., black and colored Al pacas, Merino, Ca«hmere, Mouse de Lalne*,raw Silk rdalds, beautiful Chameleon Silks, atOT . UDOij ra KSages. Bonnets snT Rilforaw. Flower^'Vvathrr*, Steel Trimmings, kc. kc.t Cassimeret, HattineD, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Blanket#, Negro Cloths, blounets, Um brellas, Shawl*, kc. Alro,justopciiliig i beautiful L. C. Handkerchief*, from 09 to ta. To these U Invited particular attention. Many other kinds of rich and desirabto Goods expected in a fcw days, at the SAVANNAH CASH STORK. MILLINERY.—The Millinery business will be carried on in the same house by a lady of experience In all Its branches. oct 97 AV IL LI AM II. IIALB’8 LADIES’ SHOE EXCHANGE. Ladles’, Miue*’, Children’s and Inftuite* SHOES, of every Style, shade and pat 19 tern, at the New Granite Store, No. 163 Congress -street, Savannah, Ga.. Jan 1 SIGN OF THE GOLDEN HAND. rniANUJ LAN’S ConpoutuT, for the HAIR. VJ Urandjean’s Compositions are now prepared In six diflferent modes, and classified Bom No. 1 to No. fl. No. I.—A simple Tonic, to keep tiie Hair in a healthy state—wan anted ■ No. 9.—Warranted to cure the most Inveterate dandruff. No. 3.—Warranted to stop the hair from foiling off, and to make it grow again in its priinltlvu beauty. No. 4.—This preparation u of Uio most efficacious na ture to cure boldness. No. 5.—Contains a most powerful, ingredient that de composes the substances by which the balr Is rendered white. No. fl.—Specially prepared Ibr tho dlseaies of the skin t .u_ —humors, kc. Jr. jHrtucnl (gfeiicrttBcnShtfli riio tho PUBLIC.—BURNS & SCALDS. J. I challengo the world to prove, that LltU.LEY'MMAGICAL PAIN llXTUAC TOH, That is to say, tho oilrinal and only genuine uiti> l«\ (not tho counterfort arid Imitation Extractor,) Ims over t.iilod, In any ono single ln*tancc, from It* first lntrodtWtion by me tn 1S3D, up to this period,) to core tlie worst Bum* and Scalds. __ „ tl . To Motlirrs of l-’amlltr*. I would say, many accidents, such us Hums,, Scald*, Cuts, Wounds and Bruises, are of frequent occuirence to children, and they are moreover subject to many Qlher complaint*, sneb a* Sore and Inllanicd Lyes, Hheuina- tiam, Eruptions, BweUings. Hpralns, and Inflammations. DALLKY’d uvRAUTOIl Is a certain, quick, safe and never foiling Remedy, In any and all of Uio above enu- mciatcd caiualties and diseases. The Trno Test i*. that the genuine DALLBY’S EXTRACTOR, In tho worst Bum* and Scald*, draws out the fire and pain In a few minute*; and from the moment of It* application it relieves, subdue* tho min, and produces a cooling nnd soothing etfoct, and what Is of vast Importance, it lieals tho wounds without sc a* \ No family ought therefore to be Without it ibr a singhr day, Ibr It frequently l* tho means of preserving lifo itself I and now. MARK THE DIFFERENCE. The counterfoil nml Imitation Extractors ixbitati and INCItKZSK Tits PAIN i Cnptalna and Clerks of Stcanklionts ought nevor to be without s rood supply of tiie genuine Dailey on board of their vessel*. Explosions and coUsps- lug of boilers do frequently occur, and dreadfol suffering, and—not unfeeqaentiy—lore of Ufa lathe coneequencol It ts therefore positively criminal, to neglect tiie acquisi tion of such an Invaluable Remedy, ltcod the following 1 Axvful Cnire of Ncaldt Wheat Field, NuoaaA Co. N. V., Feb. 86,1848. Mr. V*Utf—Dear Sin While my son, fifteen years old, was at work In the shingle manufhciory o.*L. I*. Rose he had the mislbrtune to slip and Adi into a large vat, used forthspurpoee of boiling blocks preparatory to cutting. The blocks had Just been removed from die vat, con taining a large quantity of boiling water. He fell for ward, scalding both hands and arms, all one side, and one leg badly and the other partially. The eoalds were so bad on his arms and leg that mart of the flesh came off with his garments, and hla lift) was despaired of by both hi* phyilciana and friends. Dailey’s l’sln Extractor was procured as soon M possi ble (which was in about six hour*) and applied, ami which relieved him from all pain,-prevented inflamaUon and swelUng, and in a fow days commenced healing his sore*. There appeared a general improvement, so much ao that in three weeks he was removed to hla lather’s bouse, dis tent about one mile and a half. We continued tho use of the above medicine fur two months, and we believe it was the means, under Provl- ifWclifcnl iamm tiscmcHts. of the head, to cure ringworm, pustules, humors, k The abovo preparation* for sale by fob 9 W. HUMPHREYS, w J INTER DRY GOODS AT RE- V V DUCED PRICES.—In conridention of the late ness of the season, w« are very dertrou* of reducing our stuck, and w e will sell the bulk of our Whiter Stock at cost, and some tiling*at much less. Ladira* UrereGoods, dark Gingham*, Slmwls, Blanket#, Sottiucte, Kerseys, and a great variety of other Goods. DEWITT A MORGAN, dec 18 lino Bibcm’a Now Building. Congress st. MACAULAY’S ENGLAND.—Vol. II 1* L Macaulay’s History of England. The following extract from a long critique In tho Na tional Intelligencer, from its London correspondent, will give some Idea of the estimation In which it la held there 1 “Mr. Macaul y lias here laid the foundation of a new school of history, although a previous attempt of a simi lar description i« extant, In the very interesting work of Dr. Henry, anil ite continuation by Mr. Andrews. “I •hall cheerftdly bear,” says Mr. Macaule/, “the reproach of having descended below the dignity or 111-lory, If I can succeed In placing beflire the Engli-h of Uio nineteenth, century a true pluture of the lives of their ancestor*.”— The opinion* of the reviewers la almost unanimous that tiie success of the experiment la undeniable—unequivo cal; that so complete a history of a single reign has never before boon written. H i* pronounced to be, not a mere history of tho King and bis Ministers, not a record of cabala in Uio cabinet, and advsntures In the field, but a “many-sided History of England, under the liieklesN rule of the test of tlie Stuart Kings.” Is Is a History of the Cahlnet, of the Court, of the Priesthood, or the Peopte-ra History of tho social lifo of'Great Britain, viewed In every variety of aspect—a picture, or a series of pictures, crowded with detell*t each, however, minute and seem- ingly unimportant, elaborated with the utmost care, and bearing the Impress ofumtiUtekalile truth.” Roland Cashel; by Charles Lever, illustrated by Phis, No. t, with many plates. i. In addition to the general routine of private eases, U frilly explains the cause of manhood’s early _. cline, with observation* on marriage—besides many other derangcnients which it would not be proper to enumerate in the public prints. (Xf • Any person sending twmtv-hv* cksts enclosed In a letter, will receive one copy of this book, by mall, or five copies will be sent for one dollar. Address, “DR. W. YOUNG, No. 153 SPRUCE street, Puiladilmha,” P *0CP’ WANTED—Proprietors of Drug or Book-8 tores, ond Pedlers, In every town in tlie United States, to act as agents for the above work. flin oct 9-) ^HUtnry of Hannibal, th (^Carthaginian; by Jacob JAb- Porthumous Work* oi^Rerl^Thom*# Chalmers, D. D., L. D.; by Rev William llanna, L. I.. D., Vol. V. [).; by Rev William Hanna, L. ‘ *-*-“ —y of Benjamin Franklin, fo and Services. W. TIIORNB WILLIAMS. *. II and III Autobiography « ■VOL. II Macaulay’s History of England. V Industrial Exchanges and Social Remedies, with a consideration of Taxation; by Dav. Parisli Barbydt. Vol. V Posthumous Work* of the Rev. Thomas Chal mers, D. D., L. L. D.j edited by tiie Rev. William Hanna, L. 1«. D. History of Hannibal, the Carthaginian; by Jacob Abbott. Part* II and III Franklin llliutrated. Part I Roland Cashel; by Charles Lever. Received by fob 13 JOHN M. COOPER. JOHN. M. COOPER. A URIFODINA—Or, Adventures in tho 1\. Gold Region; by Oantell A. lilgly. Tlie California Guide Deok, compri-ina Colonel Fre mont’s Geographical Account of Upper California, Major Emory’s Overland Journey from Fort Leavenworth In Missouri, to Son Diego in California, Including parts of Uie Arkansas, Del Norto and Gila IUvers; and Cnpteln Fremont’* Narrative of the Exploring Expedition to tiie Rocky Mountain*, and lo Oregon and North Californio, with a Map of the various routes, and a Map of the Gold ETJattento ntikfolSMBust^lSyfive hundredand <*gM”<•»«• of California, Ac. kc-; edited by G.O. eighty-one case*; l.y Walter Channing, M. D.* I.ectures im the Principle* and Practice of Physic, de livered at King’s I’ollcge, London, by Thomas Watson, M. D.; revised with a.lditioti«,by 1). Francis CraHte, M.P. A Practical Treatise on tho Diseases of Children; by D.Pranrta Condi", M.D. . The Theory and Practice of Midwifery, by Fleetwood bun bill, .M. D., witii notes and additions by Robert 51. Select Surgical Works of Sir Benjamin Rrodic, con taining Clerical Lectur ■« on Surgery, Surgical Observa tions nn the DUcaacs of tlie Joints and the Diseases of the Urinary Organs. On Disorders of Big Cerebral Circulation, nnd on the connections between tlie Affections oftlie Brain and Diaeasegof the Heart; by George Burrows, M. D. An inquiry into Uie degree of certainty in Medicine, and Into the nature and extent of ite power over Diseases, by Elisha Bartlett, M. D. A Dispensatory or Commentary on tiie Pharmacopeia* of Great Britain and tiie United States; by Robert Chris- tison and IL E. Griffith, M. I). For sale by Jan 1 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. 'PHE WOMEN OF THE BIBLE; d0- X Unrated in a series of Sketches of Prominent Fe male* mentioned In the Holy Scripture*, by Clergymen of tiie United Slate#— illustrated by eighteen characteristic engraving*. Edited by the Uev. J. M. Waiiiwright, I). IL Tlie Female Poets of America; with portrait*, biograph ical notice*, and xpeciioeus of tlieir writings i by Thomas Buchanan Read, Ellen Middleton, a Talci by Lady Georgiana Fullerton. Glimi"w« of Home Life, or Paijso* and C-'meequence# 1 by Emma C. Kiiittury. An Elementao’ Practical Rook for learning to speak and Write the Spanish Language, from the method of Dr. J. **. P. Seidenstoecker: by J. Girard, P. L. The Beautiful ABC Book. Received by nov 10 JOHN M. COOPER. TVTOVELS—Memoirs of a Physician; by Vi Alexandre Dumas. ’ J casUes In tii* Air; by Mrs. Gore. Kate Walsmgtmmi a Novel; by Mlsa Pickering, jrarafra«ii«v.ution or MSwtkni by T. H. Arthur. peOrpJianNIecei .Novel; by Miss Ellen Pickering. Paul Ardenlieiin, tlie Monk of Wimaliikon; by Lippanl. Tiie Two Dianas, or the Son of n Count and Die I)au-li- ter of a Ktnff; translated from the French of Alexandre Dumas; l>y Eugene Plunkett. Salvador, or the Adventures of a Marquis; translated from tlm French of Vitim q, the Minister of Police. ArasassMs*??- I^Fj*meralda,tiw. Hunchback, ov tiie Bell Ringer of Notre Dame; by Victor lingo. The Iteioniied llisbwavniant a Sequel o n*ibc r do Medina, or the Crimes of London. Neuron M Curtis’ Master Pieces:—The Vldette; The Star of the Fallen; The Victim’s Revenge; The Found ling or tiie .Mohawks The Hunted Chief; The Maid of Saranac. Ju*t received by dec 10(V. THORNE WILLIAMS. QMHAM’S American Monthly Magazine Oodcy’s lady's hook for February, 1819. ruarylKifl Vn * on of Literature and Art, for 1 Part I, Three Years After: A Sequel to tiie Mysteries and Miseries of Now York. Remark aid0 Apparitions and Ghost Stories. Tlm Beautiful Cigar Vendor nnd Ite Sequel. 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Gothic Architecture applied to modern residences, psrt 3; by ll. If. Aroot. Dictionary of Americanism*—a glossary of words and phrases, " ” by John The Works of WaMilnften Irving, new edition, vfll. A being Life and Voyage* of Columbus, vol. 9. Just received by IV. THORNE WILLIAMS, jan 30 Foitter. Esq. The Lancashire Witches; by IV. II. Ainsworth. The Prlncu of George SL George Julian; by Henry Cockron. The Old Judge, or Life In a Colony. Percy, or the Old Lovu ami tlie New. Received by fob 14 JOHN M. COOPER. nPHE OLD JUDGE—Or Lifo in a Colony; ^X ^ Judge llaliburtou, author of “Sam Slick the Perry, or the Old Love and tiie New 1 a Novel; by tiie author of the “Hen-pecked Husband,” kc. Kate Clarendon, or Necromancy in tho Wilderness: a Tale of the Little Miami; by Emerson Bennett. Tho Lancashire Witches 1 a Romance of Pcndle Forest; by W. Harrison Ainsworth. The Prince, or George 8L George Julian; by Henry Cockton, autiiur of “Valentine Vox,’’ kc. California and ItsGold Regions, with a Geographical and Topographical View of Die Country, Ite Mineral and Agricultural Resource*, witii a Map of (be United State* and California, showing the routes of the U. S. Mail Packets to California, also the various Over-land Routes; by Fayeip) Robinson. Adventures of a Alrdlral Student; by Robt. Douglas. Mcipolra of a Physician; by Alexandre Dumas. The (fount of Monte-Chrism; by Alexnmlre Duma*. Tlie Three Guardsmen, or tlie Feat* and Fortunes of a Gacson Adventurer, by Alexandre Duma*. Twenty Year* After: a Sequel to UieThreeGuardsmcn; by Alexandre Dumas. For sale by W. THORNE WILLIAMS. fob 14 PREMIUM Cotton OSNABURGS—Troup X Factory, Ga. Prizes awarded for two successive years, at the exhibition at Atlanta. Georgia Factory, Athens. Ga.—a very superior article. Roswell Factory, Cobb Co.. Ga., d». do. do. Milledgevllle Steam ' Mills, Millcdgeville—Plain and ’ancy Stripes. Schley’s Striped Osnahurgs, extra heavy. The above Goods we olfcr for «ale at factory prices, fob 5 SNIDER, LATIIROP k NEVITT. PAINTS AND VARNISH.—600 kc®. X White Lead, pure, Nos. 1 audS, iu 25,50 ami 100-Bi. kegs: 2W lbs. No, 1 dry Chronio Green, 900 lb*. English teen, ary; 11*1 negs oisex, red, yellow one brown ramt, { roundin oil; 8 bid*. Furniture and Coach Varniaii; 3 bbl*. apan and Leather do.; for sale by nov 6 DENSLOW k WEBSTER. PAINTS, OILS, &C—10,000 lbs. White X Lead,pure.extrmand No. 1;.50kef*Spanish Brown, nnd IUachi lrtOif; Cromc Green, dry anj la C!l; Crnn.c YcBow, and Verdigris, do. du., Pm**ian Blue; Drop Black: Rose Pink; Chinese Vermillion; Pumice Stone; 500 gal*. Linieed Oil; 5bbl*. Spirits Turpentine; 1 do. Co pal Varnish; I do. Japan; Paint and Varnish Brushes; 8a»h Tools;500 box** Window Gla*s, assorted sizes. For Sash Tools; sale by may 15 - Window Glass, assorted sizes. For G. It. HENDRICKSON k CO., Gibbon** Building. DOCTOR! YOURSELF—FOR 35 CHNTHI. By means oT tho POCKET F.SCULAPIUS, OR RVKRY nxx ms own PimtcjAN. twentieth edition, with upwards of a hun- dredengravings;by W. Yoono, Tho tiint has now arrived, that persons suflfeilng from ic- crct (Biesscs, need no more be come the victim* «/quackery, as by the prescriptions contained iu this book any one’ may cure himself, without hindrance to buriucss, or the knowledge of dy. With sentiments of respect, I remain, dear sir, your ibedlent and humble servant. Adlib Clark, Susannah ClaRR. O. E. CURR, We the undersigned being personally acquainted with the caaa of Mr. Clark’s son, betters the above statement substantially correct * M. Dewey, Louisa Dewey, J. S. Kelsey, Henry 0. Pearce, Wm. Evans, E. Clark, L, P. Hose, Ira Newuwn, Wm. Newman, Mary J. Rose. I most respectfully refer to my printed pamphlets Ibr many important ta«tlinonlals of cures' performed, and for the truth of which statements, I hold myself responsible I Piles, Rheumatism, Salt Khrum, Erysipelas, Scald Head, Carbuncle, Fever Sores, Cute of the severest kind, Undoes, Swellings, Punctures, Sore Nipples, Broken Ureast, Chapped Hand* and Lips, Sprains and Inflamma tions, where the parts aflV-cted can be reached and the Extractor applied, yield to IU pain subduing, curative and healing properties 1 Uut I distinctly declare, that I wilt not hold myst-ir respondblo Ibr the effects of any Extrac tor, excepting what has been procured at my own depot, ami from my authorised Agents, being cognisant of the dangerous tendency of the counterfeit*. v II. DALLEY, 15 Broadway, New-York. Jan 31 A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent for Savannah. •RHEUMATISM, Gout, Swollinff, Sprains, XL Bruises, Tumours,*Callosities, Scrofula, or King’s Evil, Chilblain*, Flesh Wounds. Ulscases of the Spine or Hip Joint, Headache, Croup, Stiff Nock, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Dropsy, Fever, Corns, Sores, Uunlons, Scalds, Tootliaclie, l’aln In Uie Side or Breast, Pimple*, Ring worm or Tetter, Barber’s Itch, Eruptions of the Skln,fcc. EXTRAORDINARY CURB OP RHEUMATISM. Da. Havnks—Dear Sir: For ninu years I have been afflicted with the most acute and distressing pains owing to Rheumatism. It would come on by spells, and gener ally last from two to (bur months. I would be confined to my room, and would ciy out. witii agony, that tho neighbors could hear me. Life seemed a great burden, ami every one about me were miserable on my account. Dally something would be given me—and I dreaded every thing new. 1 suffered dreadfully and wasted away to bones, and would have died through pain, but for , DR. HAYNE’S ANODYNE LINIMENT, which gave mu instant relief, and has now completely cured me. It is two years since I was cured, and I bar* had no attack since. )»»*« Tw.lftl* *U*.:. ALMOST A MIRACLE. Read and doubt if you can, the infollibllity of this won derful working Liniment of Dr. Haynes: “I have been a cripple for two years, owing to contract ed cords and Rheumatic nffecjlnns. I could not walk witlinut a cane, and went limping along, while every ond wonld pass me, and many times I have heard remarked, (poor cripple.’ It was then I felt my Infirmity most, and prayed heaven lo restore my limb. In Philadelphia I bouaht a bottle of DR. HAYNES’ ANODYNE LINI MENT, being recommended by a friend who used it In tho City Hospital. 1 applied it well at night for a fow days—diil not pereelvo any change, and began to doubt of its doing me any good. On tho fourth day I found -~nc benefit, though slight; I was encouraged, and kept applying It three times a day, and was rewarded by having my lameness removed—a month alter I could walk os well as any man. If there is any onn sceptical ns to the virtues of HAYNES’LINIMENT, I hope he will call on me. David R. Van Dreg, Camden, N. J. Testified before me, this 27lh day of July. 1815. Joaxru Witten, Justice or the Peace. Sold by A. A. SOLOMONS, and may 13 JOHNSON k CO, Savannah. _ Humphreys’celebrated Remedy Ibr the Fever and Ague—from Two Dollars to Ono. The following |[cntiemen are my authorised Agents, and have the genu- Orders from any yart of the United States, wUI meet with prompt attention. Address, port paid, WM. HUMPHREYS, Jr., * Savannah, Ga. AGENTS.—Messrs. Manton k Brothers, Baltimore, Maryland 5 Dr. P. M. Cohen, Charleston, South Carolina; T. <;. llisley, Hamburg, S. C.; R. S. Bailey, Laurensvllle, S. C.; T. J. 8. Farr, Grahamvlllo, S. U.; II. It. Bylher- wood, Beaufort, 8.0.; H.T. Patrick, Salem. Term.; J. 8. N O MORECoUffhs, Colds,&e.—Dr.Wiley’s celebrated 1’ectond or COUGH CANDY, for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness. Irritation* of tlm Throat, Croup, Whooping Couxh, Asthma, Catarrhs, Difficult Expectora tion, in fact all diseases likely to terminate In Confirmed Consumption. TO EVERY MAN WOMAN AND CHILD.-Doctor Wiley’s Cough Candy has been long and favorably known as an Invaluable remedy for Couth* Colds and all diseas es that lead to Consumption. It has received the flrst testimonials of the public pres* throughout tho Union, and is recommended and used by Physicians, Clergymen, Lawyers, Fanners, Merchants, kc., of tho highest res pectability. It differ* from all other Cough Candy, being very pleasant to take, and noi containing anything tint could possibly injure the patient, and the packages are much larger at the same prices. Every Family throughout tlie country should always have u package on hand. Those who havo used It arc never without It. Give It a fair and Judicious trial, wn s*k no more. Dr. Wiley’s celebrated Pectoral or Cough Candy has obtained such an extraordinary popularity that several would-be Cough Candy inventor* nave been tempted to Counterfeit iu so before you purchase, see tint the name of Geo. W. Clillda k Co., is written on tlie wrapper— None other will do you any good, not to say anything about the harm they may produce. CXf- Tlw price per package Is two rolls for 13V cents; five rolls 35 cent*; 19 roll* 50 cents; 30 rolls for frC A dollar 1 * worth ought to be in every fomlly In thr coun try; it will save twenty times the amount In doctor bills. GEO. W. CHILDS k CO., Sot" Proprietors and Manufacturers.. .. . A. A. SOLOMONS, Market-square, fob 5 Sole Agent for Savannah. rpHE Female POETS of America; by Ro- X fusWIImot Griswold. Manual of Physiology; by William Stenhouse Klrkcs, M. D., aisiited by Janies Paget. Household Education; Ly Harriet Martineau. ' Phedon,ora Dialogue on tlie Immortality of tha Soul; by Plato, translated by Madamo Darter. Also, further .iipplfe* of: Blank Book*, for Sketching and Drawing; Music Paper, and Blank Music tiooks. Received by JOHN M. COOPER, mar 9 rpiIE London LANCET, of 30 years atand- X inf, and by for the most widely circulated Medical Periodical In Europe, edited by Thos. Wakley, M. P. for London! 8ub-Edltora, J. II. Rennet. M. D.and T. Wak ley, Jr. Republished monthly In New-York at $5 per annum. Tho January number received. Hay’s American Journal of the Medical and Phyitcal Sciences; ©5 per annum. marl VV. THORNE WILLIAMS. Walker. Madison, Ga.; W. K. Kitchen, A . Shotweil & Gilbert, Macon, Ga.; J. H. fc VV. 8 Macon, Gaj Llghtfoot k Flanders, Macon, Ga.; Dorsey k Knott, Griffin, Ga., Sotomop Goodall, Atlanta, Ga.; William Root, Marietta, Ga.; Cunningham k Co., Del ton, Go.; Dr. S, F. Culberson, LaGrange, Ga.| Winter k Epping, Columbus. Ga.; ll. II. Mitchell, Newnan, Ga.; Jo*eph Griffin. Burke county*, U.a; R. II. Barrett, Reese- vilte, Ga.; A. McLane k Co , Jacksonville, Ga-; 51. U. Wtubumon, Davteboro’ Or.; Wm. Ilodge*, Sandenville, Ga.; W. A. Ilayles, Louisville, Ga.; W. A. Carswell, Savannah, Ga.; P. Martin. Savannah, Ga.; J. A. Sparry, Houston county, Ga.; WUliam Carr, Jacksonboro, Ga.; E. A. Burch, Hawkinsville, Ga.; Samuel Palmer, Darien, Ga t J. U. Cote. Black Creek, Florida; F. A. Poullon, Jacksonville, Fla.; J. Wright k Co., New Orleans, La. W. HUMPHREYS, Jq. T?ALLIGANT’S RHEUMATIC L1NI- X 1 MENT, OR PAIN KILLER—Having for a num ber of years post made and sold my Liniment, and used the same on my own person, I foci perfectly secure In offering U to the public, as a »afo and certain remedy Ibr Rheumatism, Pains In tlm Limbs, Joints, and Swell- Rigor Enlargements oT the Bones. YvjitrmvHW- w. -rr—* ♦>-- TWlmnnlsts of persons well known in Savannah 1 Savannah, May flth, 1817. Mr. W. G. Falligant—Sir t This is to certify that I wi_ severely attacked with Rheumatism in my feet, so os to prevent me from attending to my business. Having been recommended to try your Rheumatic Liniment, or Pain Kilter, I did so and was freed from all pain in a short time. I am now perfectly well and hav* not foil any pain since, and would cheerfully recommend it to .my follow-citizens. Krra KRnt. Scrivrn County, Mat 19th, 1818. 1 have been troubled will: very severe pains In my limbs, and particularly in my back, so much so as not tn be tblo to attend to my planting interests, and having been recommended touse FalUgant’s Rheumatic Liniment, or Pain Killer, I thought I would do so, and I found it to give me almost immediate relief) and what is most singular, my wife having enlargement and stilfriesB of joints of her hands, by applying the remedy u* my affected parts, received treat relief herself. I would recommend it to every person affiictod, as being a sovereign cure and a very cheap one. Jno. Lucas. For sale, wholesale and retail, at the store of L. N. FALLIGANT, West side Market square, Savannah, Ga. None are genuine unless bearing the signature of the proprietor of his own hand writing on the label. W. G. FALL1GAM Savannah, Oct. 93,1818. oct FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURB OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM, VIZ.i Scroftila or King’s Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutn- nenua Eruptions, Pimples, or Pustules on the r.ice, Blotches, Biles, Chronio Sore Eyes,Ring\V orm or Tot ter, Hrald Iliad, Enlargement *nil I'nlu of the Roil. * and Joints, Stubborn Uterra, Syphilitic Symptoms,Sci atica, or Lumbago; and Diseases arising from mi Inju- diclous use or mercury, Acltite* or Dropsy, Exposure or Imprudence In lifo; also, Chronic Constitutional Dis orders, kc. • ..... This Mcdtelnn has acquired a very extended and ertab. lahed reputation wherever it has been used, based en tirely on its own merits, which Its superior efficacy hu« alone siirtuliicd. The unfortunate victim (ff hereditary diseases, with swollen glands, contracted sinews, and lioncs half carious, has been restored to health and vigor. Hundreds of persons, who Imd groaned hope tessly for yearn under cutaneous ana glandular disorders, clironte ilou- matism, and many other •oraplalnts sprini’iug from n do- rmngementofthe aecretite organs and tiro circulation, have been raised as it wore from the rack of discus", and —— ■ —“■‘■“-‘sQcbogtitUtions, xlr *—■**■ **•- Unable preparation. IS STRANGER THAN Tho attention of tho reader is called to the following astonishing cure, effected by Uio use of Sands’ SSna- panUai. This is to certiiy Unit I have a colored woman who hit* been atflteted ftir the last Hire years with Scrofula, and all the remedies I used had no effect in airesting tiro pro gress of th* com plaint; on tira contrary, aha cowtmtiy grew worse; and after expending between ©70 and ©W) witii physicians, besides using other popular remedies without success, till the disease Imd cat n away the c«r ; tlliiR.! of her nose, made Iu appearance on various parts if her body, and had finally commenced its ravages In he roof of her mouth. In this tlrcadflil situation, with the prospect of death ■taring her In Uie (Ucc, I slated her care to Dr. IHsosway, tlie agent for Sand’s Sarsaparilla In Ncwbcrn, N. C.’, by whom I was advised to uw that article; and to my sur prise and that of my neighbors, to whom her care wa« known, after using four and a half bottles, she was re stored to perfoct health, and that tn tho space of three weeks, and was able to work in two weeks from the time she commenced taking It. In wltnoea of tiie truth of this statement, I have here unto affixed my nemn, this 19th day of Sept-, 1847. JosarM McCottxr, J. P. Mouth of Neusa River. Craven Co. N. C. SORB THROAT. The following is an extract from a letter received from Mrs. Reran, who had been afflicted several years with Bcrofrtious Ulcers, Dranepiia, kc., and recently an affec tion oftlie throat and chest:— lUtLtvsauan, Va., Dee. 13,1845. Messrs. A. B. k D. Bands: Before I commenced Bring your Sarsaparilla, my sulforints were almost pari expres sion; my throat was completely ulcerated. I had a dread ful cough, and there were frequently wcekriogether that I could not aimak above a whisper: and bdxklo*. the In flammation from my throat extended to my head, so that my hearing was very much Impaired. After taking tire Sarsaparilla a short time, my health Improved, and my throat is now well; I am as free from cough and tightness of the chest as ever I was. and can hear quite distinctly. My throat ha* been well about three months, the rure of which has been eflbcted entirely by the use of roar Sar saparilla. Your friend, Louisa R. BrvaR. The following testimonial to the value of the Sarsapa rilla, I* from the nev. Luther Wright, aged 78 years, Cou- Messrs. Sands: Gentlemen—From what I hive ex perienced, and from the information I have recently re ceived from a number of persons of high ,e*pectability who have used your Harraparilla, I have not the lea»t doubt but that it is a most valuable medicine and that the numerous certificate* you have received of its efficacy or# frilly sustained by experience, and altliouxli its reputation apd utility are very extensive, and stand in no need of tnv humble efforts to Increase them, I want alt who ate afflicted by disease to become ocqualntedwith the effica cy and power of your valuable medicine. I am, ,cnUemca, ,mmfully and ’ Prepared nnd sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B. k D. SANDS, DrutgisU and Chemists, 100 Fulton-rireet, cor ner of William, New-York. Sold also by Druggirisjoa* orally throughout thu United Stales and Canadas.* Price fl per Bottle; six Bottles for #3. Jan ftJ A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent, Savannah. DR. MOREHEAD’S IMPROVED GRADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINES. A N llhwtrated System of Human ANATO MY, Special, General and Microscopic: by Ssm uel George Morion, M. I). A Digest of the Laws of Uic United Slater, Including the. Treaties with Foreign Powers, and an Abstract of the Judicial Decisions relating to tiie Uoiiititutionnl and Slat- GA11TA IN’S Union Magazine for March. LJ Tlm Marksmen of Monmotii, by Newton M. Curtis. Kate Clarendon, or Necromancy In tho Wilderness, by Einnruon Bennett. Twelve Lectures on Comparative Embryology, by Louis Agnsalx. Received by JOHN M. COOPER. C IRCASSIAN BALM.—Unrivalled and unequalled for the cure of all cutaneous diseases, such hs Salt Ilhouin, Tetter, and Ring Worm, Scald Head, kc., also, Burns and Scalds, removing the pain, and effecting a cure In an Incredible short time; also for shaving It is unsurpassed; softening the hair, and render ing tlie skin smooth ami freo from nil biotelics. For cleaning tho teeth It stands pro-eminent, curing the gums of SCURVY, snd making the teeth have that pearl white appearance wltich all admire. Our certificates of cures of the above cases are numerous, and from persons of the best Integrity- llio following Testimonials from highly respectable members oftlie United Society of Shakers, showing tho extraordinary Curative properties or the Cirtcutitm Balm. are worthy of all confidence. The very many who were troubled with Halt Rheum or other diseases of the skin, have all been cured, whteh establishes the character or the Balm as a remedy for Cutaneous Eruptions beyond all doubt. As tho Balm contains a Chlorine, it should be tightly corked, to prevent tho action of thu atmosphere upon it. Gents : I have been afflicted with a Scrofulous affec tion under my eyes for many years post, and found noth ing that would give me permanent relief, till I tried your Circassian Halm, which has entirely cured me; and tho mombera of our family, who were troubled with Salt Rheum seeing the beneficial effect it had upon me, tried it themselves, and they becamo entirely cured. D. J. Hawkins. Trustee of Second Family of United Society of Shakers, New Lebanon, New-York. Bias 1 Several of my fomlly were troubled with Salt Rheum, and have been Ibr years. We have tried very many remedies, but found nothing to effect a rure till we tried your Circassia Halm, which has entirely removed the disease, and I believe it to bo the best remedy for Eruptions of the Skin, ever used. Signed, Justus Harwood, Tnwteonf ftaemvA Family United Society or Shaker*, Wstorvllet, New-York. This Is to certify, that when I was in New-York In tlie Spring of 1818,1 bad the misfortune to burn my hand very severely, that I feared I should be laid up, as my hand was terribly blistered, and the chorda of my anus affected clear to.tho shoulder. But having applied your Circassian Balm st night, It Immediately relieved the pain and removed all inflammation, so that In »be morn ing I was able to continue my business. It reuiiy acted llkeachann. It la the best remedy fora Hum I ever used. Hiram Wrrdxn, Muchunt, ModLon to., Now-Yoik. R. F. HIBBARD k CO., No. 08 Jnhn-sfreet, New-York. , For sale by A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent. >pr3 wflroo Market-square, Savannah. Tins beautiful and scientific] instrument combines Important advantages ovor all other inventions of the kind, and has been universally adopted by tha MeniCAt. I’RorassioH, as being tiro most perfect and ef fectual Magnetic Machine that has ever been Invented. It Is entirely simple tn censtitictlon, and therefor* not liable to gei out of cidur, or become deranged In anynmui- ner. It admits of the most perfect control, and can be obaduatku to any power— adapted for an infant, orauf- fleient for the strongest adult—at tiro pleasure of tbs oper ator. Thus, In a neat and portable compass, an ample and unfrtiling supply of the life-givlnihifluonce of Eloetro- Magnctlsm mav be instantly obtained. -The magnetic Iiowcr.i* Imparted In a continuous mannor, and witii no unpleasant sensation to the most delieute patient. The whole machine isaorimplo and perfect, tint It can lie used and understood by a child. DU. MOREHEAD’S MAGNETIC MACHINES ar* used with positive and permanent succeas in all easts of Rheumatism, acute or chronic, applying to Urc to ad, face or limbs, Gout, Tk-Dotorsux, Nervous and Sick Headache, Paralysis or Palsy, Epileptic Fits,Convulsions, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Palpitation of tiie Heart, Spinal nnd liip Complaints, Stiffness of tiro Joints. Lumbago, Ncuntiris. Nervous Tremors, General Debility or Ex haustion, Deficiency of Nervous and Physical Energy, and all Nrmroa Disorders or Complaints arising from a deranged state of tiro Nervous Hyrtcm. Asa frtvvditt for Apoplexy tiro Machine Is confldcltiy recommended, and in tiro most confirmed case* of Hcrofuta, Dropsy. Erysipelas, Deafness, Curvature of Uio Spine, mid nl) similar complaints,its effect* are equally •ueccasful. Each Machine is conveniently arranged wiih the Bat tery and all necessary appliances, put up in neat walnut casea. Accompanying each is a new Manual, containing full and simple directions for Its use and apnJication in the various diseases in which it Is recommended. Price of the Machines complete. TWELVE DOL LARS each. A liberal discount made to Wholesale Pur chasers. The Machines can be safely sent to any pert of the world, and each Instrument is warranted. Manufactured nnd sold wholesale and retail, by D. V. MOItKIIEAD. M. D., 189 Broadway. New-York. ... ^ j utm lory Law. with an addenda: by Thomas F. Gordon. The Shipmaster’s Assistant, and Commercial Digest; containing Information oecessary for Merchants, owners, ■ml Masters of Ships: by Joseph Blunt. Commentaries on Statute and Constitutional J,»w nnd Statutory, and Constitutional Construction: by E. Pitch Smith. Received by JOHN M. COOPER, fob 8 r l'HE Ago! Climli.Ti’s COMPANION— X containing a variety of Essays, adapted to the im provement, consolation, and encouragement of persons advanced In life, by tiro Rev. John Stanford, D. D. Christ if AIL by Stephen II. Tyrol, D. D.J Sermons delivered In Uie Chapel of Brown university, by Francis Wayland; Last Days of Elisha, from tiro German of Dr. F. W. Krummacher; The Lord Our Shepherd, an Exposition of the 93d Psalm, liy the Rev. John Stcveiuon *, The Widow Directed to tiro Widow's God, by John Angell Junes; Hie True Christian, Exemplified In a series of Addresses, from a Pastor to bis own People, by John Angell Jams* 5 1 ho Anxious Enquirer alter Salvation Directed and En couraged, by John Angel James; The Mount of Olives, ■nd other Lectures on Prayer, by the RoY, James llanill- t°J»,» Tiro Life, and Voyage* m Christopher Calumbua. to wbicli are added those ofhia Companions, by Washington Irving. For snip by febfl JOHN M. COOPER. T?NQLISH SAUCES, Sic—John' Bull, u Worcestershire, Reading k Royal Cnmp Sauces, Thwaitwak Bradshaw's Salad Dressing Currie lowder, and Ixmdon MutUrd: lust received and for sale by J JOHNSON fc CO., J 1 " 4 Comer Bull and Bay-tin, XT ALL, on THROAT and LUNGS— XX Tho nature, causes, symptoms and cure of Dis- cascsoftiroThroatand Lungs; the difference between Bronchitis, Clergyman’s Sore Throat and Consumption, with a new and certain method of ascertaining of this Inst named disease In Its earliest stages, will: numerous by-fact* and rues by 8. W. Hall, M. I)., and VV. VV. ‘all, A. M. M. D. For sale by J«n 29 JOHN M. COOPER. PATENT Concentrated Vegetable) nnd Snico X Extracts, for Culinnry Purposes.—Allspice, Al- mnnds, Celery, Cinnamon. Cloves, Rose, Ginger, Horse radish.- Lemon, Lemon Peel, Mace, Marjoram, Peach, Mint. Nutmeg*, Orange Peel, Ratafia, Savory, Thymo, Vanilla, Nectarine, kc., for imixirtfng to Pies, Puddings, Jellies, Blanc Mango, Soups, Hashes,Stew*. Ragouts,nml every description or Made Dishes, and Confectionery, their delirious flavours, without tiro slightest trouble or preparation; ns by Die introduction of a fow drops of either Extract, tiro desired flavourenn readily be obtained. To Captains of Vessels and persons going to a foreign climate tiiey will bo found Invaluable, droving nil Uie lux uries of n Conservatory at hand. Warranted, lo retain tiiolr qualities for any period. For sale by fob 16 TURNER k ODEN, Monumcnt-sq. PASTILLE'S DE VICHY—A euro for X Dyspepsia. arid Ctacola2e >,y Ukl(CT,a Coc , oa I ’ lu,U) > Cocoa, IJroma Essence of Jamaica Ginger; also. Dentifrice, prepared by Frederick Brown, of Philadelphia. Four eases opaque, transparent, shred andcrimson Gel atin. Received and for sals by **" A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent, T VORYam) Pearl TABLETS—A nowsop. X ply, assorted sizes, recsired by fob l JOHN M> COOPER. TTUSBAND’S GENUINE CALCINED X X MAGNISI A.—Husband’s Calcined Magnlsia Is en tirely deprived of Carbonic Acid, free from unpleasant taste, smell, or other dlaogreeable property, and without roiignncs or glttiness to touch or palate. One tea-spoon ful of It Is equal In strength to three or four tea spoonfrti* oftlie Common Calcined Mafnisla. Having made trial of the Calcined Magnlsia prepared by Thomas J. Husband, I have found it a superior article, and can recommend It as being equal to Henry’s. L... , , Charlss Evas*, M.D. Philadelphia, 1844. I have used ’Husband’s Calcined Magnlsia,” much to mysatlsfiirtion,andhnvenoheiitaUtion in reoommond- Ing It as a superior article. Philadelphia. 1844. N. Siioxmarbr, M. D. I have examined a bottle of the Calrfned Alagnisia pre pared by Thomas J. Htubsnd, and regard it as an excel- lent article. R. M. Huston. M. D., Prof. Materia Medlea In Jeff. Med. College. Philadelphia, 1814. I have mnde trial of tho Calcined Alngnesia prepared by Air. Thomas J. Husband, and consider It qultejxiual to tnat of Air. Henry ofAlanchesur. Pra» Having had some experience Ir. . Alngncrin, with my patients, I fool confident that It Is folly equal to Henry’s English Atognesla, and I think ono tea- spoonfoll equal to four tea-spoonsfull of the common Cal- clned^Ma^ncsia of tiie shops. CuarlxB Noble, Al. I). I have frequently used Husband’s Magnesia In my fom- ily and practice, and consider It equal to Henry’s. Philadelphia, 1845. T. II. Yardlxy, M. D. Price 60 cents. For sale by TURNER fc ODEN, dec 4 Alonumcnt-square. T7 1 IIV ALL NT A.—1 ho daily uie of this vnl- XJ uable and pleasant nutriment is said to be exceed ingly serviceable to grown persons or children suffering from roiutipaiion. A fresh surndvlurt received and for esteliy G. R. HENDRICKSON fc CO., fob 9 Gibbons’Building. VALUABLE TESTIMONY, FROAI DR. ILOLLICK* 2'/i« celebrated Author, Lecturer, and Practitioner. Naw Yoax, Oct. 180, 1848. Da ax Star—In compliance with your request, to***t“* indidly my opinion of your Graduated Magnetic I tines,>> it affords me pleasure to say, that 1 highly “state chines',i’ it affords nro pleasure to say, that 1 "highly np- prors oftlrolr simplicity and convenience, and that, after, (rials of uiose manufactured by othsra, 1 have sed to adopt yours In my |irsctice, and to re commend thrni to those who consult ine on the subject.. Ishould nlro state that Miave never found the least trouble . Ih keeping your Instruments in perfect order, and tiro sim plicity of their construction is such, that I should supposo- no person would And any difficulty In this respect *. Tkla tanoltMaeaaa with athar instrument», many «/ ukkk art compltt in thdr construetiau, and tXcrtfarsli-Mt ts derange ment. In a few words, I consider tho genera) excellence of vnnr Magnetic Machine* worthy of commendation, you are free to mw my name and influence, lf .lt can or service. It may not be amiss to mention tint I regard Uie Afsg- nctic Alnchinn as peculiarly beneficial in tlie prevalent class of discuses nailed Nervous Complaints, and that I havo recommended your Instrument In severe and pro tracted oases of Dyspepsia, Convulsions or Fits, and Deaf ness, (which Is nearly ulways of ntrvtnu character,) wills tNTtaa suoosss. \ 1 am, dear sir, very respectfully yours, FIuJdEKICKHOLLICK, AL D. To. Dr. D. C. Mobeiiead, 18fl Broadway, N. Y. PROAI DR. CHARLES A. LEE.. . - Editor of the New York Journal qf Medicine, Pro- feeeor qf Materia Mtdica in Geneva Ckilege, fye. D. C. Mokeiixad, Al D. / • Diab Bra 1—I have employed your Improved Gradoa- «d Magnetic Machines, for tiro last year in my practice, nnd hnve found them superior to any wills which I have heretofore been acquainted. They appear tome to com bine oil the advantages deslrfed In such on instrument, sad 1 accordingly checrfolly recommend than to the prate** ■ion. CHARLES A. LEE,M.D. Professor of Materia Alcdlca in Genova College. FROAI HORACE GREELEY, ESQ., ‘ Editor qf the N. Y. Tribune. We recently heard of fc case where a mother end new ly born infant given up os dead, were restored almost in stantly by tho use of tho Graduated Alagnetio Machine. These instruments are made by Dr. AfoaxnxAn of uii* city, and wo foam that their use is rapidly extending among intelligent Practitioners. Thojr are exceedingly elegant and convenient In tlieir construction, and we be lieve equally excellent and efficient in their use. From the New Orlcane Commercial Timet. Is It too much tosnytliat every fluidly, hotel, boarding liouso, every ship and steamer which leaves our ports, *»'» every pliyslclan and person needing benefit or desiring to do good, sliould possess at least ono of Dr. AIoasiia*i> 8 Alnwrotlc Machines? In all tftrcou* Ducaiee wc know them to be Invaluable. 0rs- prlco of tho Alnchlncr, lach, complete in every rerpcct, and warranted. TWELVE DOLLARS r ,_ try rerpcct, and war For sale at the FropM r'-^WoMONS, Jan. 99. Bgtulfar Savanna*, Oit.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1840-1853, March 12, 1849, Image 4