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■ od'r ^ k r . umm% *:8r.“ ..* ; . /)>,' ,0/j/: ioi/i // u;'ir/ - .Vi.fi <-':'^0ay SHT ,U utitiiii 4f if • •< toil. ..!( VI VJlVl !/.•• tsi.u-/* : r :, a V/ . VOL. XXIX. SAVANNAH, SAffUBDJfY IUOBSITO, NOVEMBER 0, lMi —THE DAILY GEORGIAN, i, runusnKi) M» Till) : ,] c I TV of SAVANNAH, nr WILLIATO II. BULLOCH, at ten dollars per annum, payable SEMI-ANNUALLY IN ADVANCE, Oil at SIX dollars for six months. the TW-WIiUIUiY GEORGIAN* &OK f|)R COUNTRY, Is nublished to uvoect tlio arrangement of tlie mnils 1 three times a xvook, (Tuesday, Thursday, S ffir.) "> omco or Iki Daily Gear- ri»n nod contnliM nil >l.o iMdllgeMa. Cummer- Vhl 'political and MlKrlBwMM Inohldmg now Advertisement, imMislied in tlio Dull/ Puper. THIS PAPER I, sent to all parts or tlio Slnto mill Union, ‘or dciwrod lit tlio city, at FIVE DOLLARS per ininnnt, or at TPlUX DOLLARS for sin months. THE WEEKLY GEORGIAN* Is published every Friday afternoon, at thukk 'dollars per iiiuiuui—all pay ahlo in advance. N. u.—Knelt Citation by the Clerks of the 'Courts of Ordinary, that application has been made for Letters of Administration, must bo pub lished THIRTY OAVS ut least. , Notice by Executors and Administrators for Debtors nnil Creditors to renderin their accounts, \ftnst be published six weeks. Sales of Negroes by Executors or Administra tors must ho at public auction, on the first Tues day of the nionlli, between the usual hours ofsalo, at the place of public sales in the county where tho letters Testamentary, of Administration, or IJuanliaiisIiip, may have boon grunted, first giving sim days uotico thereof in one of tlio public gazettes of this State, and at tlio door of the Court House, whero such sales are to bo held. .Notice for leave to sell Negroes, must lie pub lished for four mouths, before any order absolute shall lie made thereupon by tlio Court. Sales of Real Estate .by Executors, Adminis trators, mu! (iimrdiuus, must be published SIX- TV DAYS before tho day of sale. These sales must lie made nt the Court IIouso door of the county iu which the property is situate, and on llie lirst Tuesday of the month, between the hours often iu the morning and lour in the after* noun. No sales from day to day is valid, unless «o expressed iu the advertisement. Applications by Executors, Administrators and (iiinrilians to tlio Court of Ordinary for leave to cell Ijmd, must bo published FOUR MONTHS. .Sales of personal property (except negroes) of testate mul intestate estates by Executors mid Ad ministrators, must be advertised FORTY DAYS. Applications by Executors and Administrators, fur belters Dismissory must bo published SIX MONTHS. Application for foreclosure of Mortgages on real listute, must he advertised once a month for FOUR MONTHS. Orders of the Court of Ordinary, (accompanied with a erfpy of the bond of agreement) to make ti tles to land, must bo advertised Thukk Months at least. Sheriff's sales under execution? regularly granted by the courts, must lie advertised THIRTY DAYS—under mortgage executions •SIXTY DAYS—Sales of perishable property under order of Court, must he advertised gener ally, TEN DAYS hci'nru the day of Sale. t * ^ All Letters directed to this Office or the Editor, iim.1t be post paid to entitle them to atten tion. LEGAL NOTICES. EORGIA, Appling County.—T.i vJT all whom it may concern.—Whereas, Dan iel Morrison applies to me for letters of Adminis tration on the estate of Henry Simmons, luto of said county, deceived. These are therefore to cito and admouish nil and singular the kindrod and creditora of the Hiiid deceased, to tile their objections (if any thoy have) within tho time prescribed bylaw, why said letters should not bo granted. (ilivou from under my bund, at office, thin Gth September, 1847. MALCOM JOHNSON, c. c. o. a. c. oct 4 ^GOIIGIA, ISullocfli County.—To vX. all whom it may coiicern.-rrWherons, Allen Williams, Guardian of Mnrlhn A. Lyons, huth applied to the Hon. the Court of Ordinary of Biuloch county, for Letters Dismissory from said Guardianship. These are therefore to cito nml admonish nil persons whatsoever interested, to file their objec tions (if any) iu my oliico, within the time pre scribed by law, otherwise Letters Dismissory will be grunted the applicant, oct 1 DAVID BEASLEt, c. c. o. n. c. F " OUR MON TH S 'after date, application xvill be made to the Hon. the Inferior Court of McIntosh County, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate nml slaves of Mrs. Anno Ctininj'huui, late of said county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors ofsaid estate. v oct21 CHARLES SPALDING. N OTIUE.—Four months after date, appli cation will be made to the Honorable the Justices of the inferior Court of Chatham County whilo sitting as a Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell Billy and Surah, two negroes,belonging to tho estate of William Luvindcr, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs of said estate, oct21 G. W. LAVINDER, Adm’r. 1 7IOIJR months after date application will ho - made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Glynn county, wlmn sitting us a Court of Ordi nary for Icavu to sell tho estate of Will. B. McDon ald, deceased, late of .McIntosh Couutv. alex’r McDonald, daniel McDonald, net 5 Administrators. N OTICE.—All persons indebted to the es tate of Joseph Puudurvis, late of Wayne County, deceased, are requested to come forward and make immediate payment. And all persons having anv demand against the estate, are request ed to Irniiii in the same regularly attested within the time prescribed by law. oct 12 CALEB PENDARVI.Sj:.\cr._ (MO l) Bt MONTH VS after iliitiii application X 1 will lie made to the IIoii. the Justices of tho Inferior Court of Chatham County, while sitting as a Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell the per sonal property belonging to the estate of .Mary E. Turner, Into of said county, deceased, for tho benefit of the heirs ami creditors of said estate, uug 17 STEPHEN A. PATO'I’, Adm’r. F OIJIt MONTHS after date, pplicution will he made to tho lion, the Justices of the Inferior Court of Bulloclr comity, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell n lot of jund in Early county, No. 140, Dili district, belong ing to tho estate of James Brinson, deceased, for PUBLIC SALES. r1 LYN1V SHERIFF'S SALE.—Will VX bo sold on tho tlio lirst Tuesday in January next, before the door of tho Court House iu Brunswick, between tho legal hours of sale, tho following tracts, parcels nml lots of Land,situate lyingaml being in the county of Glynn, with nil the privileges, uppurteiuinces and improvements thereto belonging and known and described as follow's, to wit: All that tract or pnrcol of Land containing 5,bill acres and composed of the following six several surveys, viz i one survey containing 1000 acres granted to Jacob Woodall, on tlio 14th day of January, 1837; and ono other tract, containing 1000 acres, and granted at the same time to Win. Hudson; and one other tract containing 1000 acres and granted on tho 20th day of January, 1837. to James D.Janott; nml one other tract, containing 1000 acres, arid granted at tho saimi time to Win D. Janott; ono other tract, containing 625 acres, and granted utthe same time to Edward W. But ler; uml one other tract, containing DOli acres, and granted on tho 14th day of January, 1837,to Plea sant J. Mullins—all olsnid tracts or surveys hav ing such shapo, marks nml boundaries as xvill more fully uppear by reference to the pint annexed to each of the said several grants. All the above lauds Dciug designed us plat A. Also ono other tract or parcel of Laud contain ing 1,888 acres and known ns tract B, nml com posed of two several surveys to wit; one survey containing 1000 acres, ami granted to Beaton Grautlaml on thu 231 day of January, 1837; and ono other tract, containing 888 acres, nml granted at the saino time to Henry Darnel; tlio two above last mentioned tracts having such shape, murks ami boundaries, ns will more fully appear by ref erence to tlio pint ^annexed to each of tho suitl grants. Also, ono other tract or parcel of Land cotatn- 3,509 acres, uml known as plat I,, which said tractor parcel of Lund is composed of the four following surveys, to wit; one survey containing 100 acres, and granted to James Bonner, on the 23d day of January 1837; one other survey, con- Also, nil thosiisovoral Lo ts, or parcels of Land, lying and benight Brunswick, nml known iu the plan thereof by tho following denomination nml numbers: Watfr Lots, Nos.0,7, 8,0, 10,11. 13, 15,10, 23, und24, and Bay lots, Nos. G, 7, 8, 9. 10, 11, 13, 15,16, 17, 10,20, nml 23, and town Lots lumbers 5G. 57, 58, 59,00, 01,63, 64, 05, 00, 70, 71,117, 118, 119,134, 135,136, 137, 138,139,140,141,142,143,149,150,151,153,177, 179, 184, 185, 80, 187, 188, 189, 190,191,192, 193, 200, 201, 502, 253, 289,290, 291,294,295, 290, 297, 208, 301. 302, 303, 333, 345, 340, and 347; till of tin said lust mentioned to wn Lots or parcels of Laid, lying ami being within the linos of a siirveyimidu on 20th September, 1820, uudguntod to urlaims Dart on tho 17th Septem ber, 1828—all tliehforusaid tracts and lots of Land with privileges, npirtcmuices and improvements, levied on ns the property of Urlmnus Dart, by virtue of a writ n. fa.,issuing out of tho Superior Court of Glynn cointy, (on foreclosure of mort gages exocutcd hy lic said Uranus Dart, to tho Exchange Bank, uir.1 by tlio said tho Exchange Bank, assigned and transferred to the Comptroller General of said State, and Commissioners tinder the act of 18:18, entitled “An Act to authorize the business of Banking and to regulate the sumo” iu taxor of David E. Botliivell, Comptroller General, for use, itu., against the said Urbunus |).\rt,mort gagor, and the said tho Exchange Bank,assignor, said property pointed out in said mortgage, li. fa. Also, at tlio time and place aforesaid, will ho sold the following tracts, parcels nml lots of Land, situate, lying and being in the County of Glynn, with all the privileges, appurtenances and im provements thereto belonging, and known and described as follows, to wit; All tlmt tract or parcel of Land, being n moiety ofu tract originally granted to John Graham, who was afterwards nlicined. nml said Lund sold at confiscation sales, by the Commissioners of Con fiscation, under and by virtue of an net of “Con* fic.itiou ami Ouiciiccmcnl” of the State of Geor gia, passed March Jst, 1778,to William McIntosh, jr. ami sold by the administrator.? of the said Wil liam McIntosh, jr. to Virgil II. Vivine, iu the year 1800, ami again sold by the said Virgil II. Vi- WILMAIfi B, HALE’S taming 1000 acres, and granted at tho same time j vine, by Ins attorney in fact IS. Vivine, to Samuel to Thomas 11. Keiiuon: one other survey, contain-; Palmer, on the 12th day of January, 1837, nml mg 1000 acres, aud granted to Josiah Doles on conveyed by the said Samuel Palmer to James veys having uncii shaj , as will more fully appear by reference to tho plat I Also,.all that other tract of laud, containing 103 annexed to the said several grants. I acres, granted to William Moore on the 3lst day Also, all that tract or parcel of Land containing of December 1830. and sold at SlierilPs Sale on 3,781 acres, and known as tract 11, andeomposed t 3d day of August. 1841,- nml purchased by E. M. of tho four following surveys, to wit; one survey i Moore, ami conveyed by the said E. M. Moore to containing 1,000 acres, aud granted on the 20tn James Moore unpaid 3if AugusLlSH; the shape, day of January,' 1837, to Robert W. Alston; one other survey containing 1,000 acres,aud granted at the same lime to B. II. Reynolds; ono other sur vey coiilaiuiug 781 acres, and granted at the same time to Robert II. Green; and one other survey cuumiiiing 1,000 acres, and granted on the 23d day of January, 1837, to John W. L. Daniel; all of which several last mentioned surveys or parcels of Laud huve such shape, murks ami huumlurics nsjxvill appear by reference to tho plat annexed to said grants. LADIES' SHOE EXCHANGE. L A D l E S’ Misses, Children’s and Infant’s SHOES, or every style, slindo and pattern nt tho NEW GRANITE STORE, 163 Congress strecct, Savannah, Geo., sign of tho Golden Hand. oct 1 R UTTABACA, Dale’s Hybrid, White Pint Dutch and Gloho Turnip Seeds. All varie ties ofCnbbagc, Radish, Spinach, Lattuce, Peas, Cauliflower, Beets aud Salsify Sends, Garden Trowels, Inarching Knives, Priming Scissors and Nippers. Just received per Sterling, and for sale by J. M. TURNER it BROTHER, sept 1G Monument square. marks and boundaries of w hich xvill uppear by the plat of the same. Also, all that other tract of Land,containing217 acres, ami hounded by Jacob Moore’s Laud, on tho north, tho estate of James Moore’s Land mi tho oust, south and west by James Fort’s Laud, granted to William Moore on the 17th day of .May. 1837, and purchased at Sheritl* *a Sale on tho 3d August, 1811, by E. M. Moore, ami subsequently, on the 3d day of August 1841, convoyed by said M. Moore to James Mooro;tho shape, marks Also, one other tract or parcel of Land known and boundaries of which will appear by the plat of as tract I. and composed of tho following surveys,! tho same. viz: one survey containing 000 acres,ami granted j Also, all that other tract or parcel of Laud, con- (he benefit .if lliu helm Mill nraiiiturn iif mid oV-1 on the tSM .lay ul* January, l«|t, to Sluulmiili liiv-! tabling !«0 acres, (being composed of diei smith late, JASPER WILSON, , ins, and having such shape, marks ami hoiimla-! moiety ol a tract ol Laud granted to Jacob Moore, sent 13 SIMEON BRINSON, ( *‘ N rs- ries as will appear by the plat annexed to said in November^ 1700, for 400 acres, and the south 'i. * , t . | grant. moiety of one other tract lying adjacent thereto, 17° V, 1 ,* a a V e A “PPhcmDo 11 Also, one other tract or parcel of Land, con- uml granted to Janies Moore on tho 14th Juno, X xvill he imido to thu Hon. the Justices oi tlio ; t a j„j„g ioDO acres, and known as tract K, ami 1700, for 300 acres) hounded north by tlio north* JEUAKS! SUGARS!!. SUGARS!!! J Just received— 5,000 Sugcrior Britannia Brand 5,000 “ Charleston 4.000 « Diana 2.000 « Gold Leaf “ 0,000 “ Britannia Segundi Brand 5,1100 “ Paiictela “ 5,000 “ Cousolaciou “ 3,000 “ Lord Byron Besides various other brands, which the subscri ber offers nt wholesale nml rctnil. P. JACOBS, 27 Bull street, sign of the Indian. sept 14 ! Inferior Court of Chatham county, whilo sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell two Ne groes, being pari of the personal property of the Into John P. Williamson. Sold lor the benefit of the heirs. JOHN N. LEWIS, Guardian, sept 2 "1710 UR MONTHS after dale, application .S. xvill lie made to the I loll, the Justices of the Inferior Court of Chatham county, while sitting as it Court of Ordinary, for lenvo to sell the real estate and slaves, belonging to the estate of Doro thy Snlliier, Into of said county, deceased, lor a division of thu same among the heirs of said es tate. N. NUNGEZER, Ex’or. july 24 1 7UHJR MONTHS afterdate, application will he made to the 1 Ion. the Justices of the Inferior Court of Bryan county, when sitting as a Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell all the per- H AVANA SEGABS.—TIio Subscribers linviug made arrangements with the most • v. - . - tt‘lcl.mtc.1 Sugar .Mmmliictitrer. in Havana, will I propo'ly <•! -'fury S3. H limn, a t coiitiiiiiully keep on hand, for sale, a choice so- | P'y *'* (). \\ , IIAR 1, (inardiim. lection of their own direct importation, aud now ‘ “ li'it i* li.iii,! .in, iv.ii.b..,:•• . have on hand the following: 20,(100 Britannia Garcia choice Sugars 25,000 La Ceres 25,500 Aquilla 10,000 Cousolacio 5,000 Washington Regalia 10,000 Yunits do. do. do. iio. do. do. 25,000 Alrio various other brands, which they oiler on nc- runmmdiitiiig terms ^'«t0 CONNERAT & BA RIF.. ' AND V SMDiat, la- l'i xivi’ r * ,,r 0,1 fuusom \ T II'V FALL GOODS. —The Suhscri- hers have received, by Into arrivals nml me now .opening u full nssortiuunt of Fancy and Do mestic Dry Goods, which consist, iu part, of oruml Cloths, Cussimeros, Sutiuutts, Tweeds, ' citings, in every variety, Black Alpacas, Silk . i J!, 1 . ’h* ac l'* I’luid, andCol’d Merinos, Wors- * Juicls, Oregon Plaids, Twilled Ginghams, mil?.. I’usliniero Drussos.Mousrmdu Laines, {‘i 10 * 1 r'K’d do., English and American Prints, umck uml whilo Prints, Furniture Prints, White uuillicd Flmuiuls, White ami Bruwu Canton Flau- jmw, Paper Cambrics, Cambric and Jaconet Mus lim. Uoli Roy ami Brocho Shawls, Printed Casli- AInruoilloM Uuilts, Hemstitched and ;. 1,1 ■- U* llanilk’fs, Silk do., Cotton Pocket mul 'cronn Bnmlk’fs, Bleached nml Ilroxvn Tnlilo Da li i , r< * ’ t Kyo Diaper, Hiickohuck Cotton do., IJuwIoh.TowcIh, Clasps, Itiugsaml Tassels,Braids , “’I* 4 Twist for Purses, every variety of Silk ,, n " hottoii Uiuhrellus and Parasols, Oil Cloths, jjiirpctiiigg, Druggett or Figured Baize, Carpet Ac., Sic., which, with a variety of other xvill bo offered at the lowest market prices, mi'ioii tho limit accommodating terms, Wholesale i„.-i i ‘” orcl, 'mti, Planters, and others, are "ivilod to call and examine. GODFREY & IaRCCHE, West corner Shad’s Range. WINTER ATIlHOP N- PI \ivu' a™’ ,,,r «aie, on reasonable terms — .m i , 'mios Fancy, 25 do. Cable Warp, ».• n'V' 0 ' ScUey’s Maiiufactures. oi, i y^-~*t* I ,! >l'W Washington amlGlasgow, j|;h? 0 ' h nion Rolled, 5 do. Extra heavy Mul- hales Fancy mid Plains, i ‘ halos iaoiidou Diiilii some ex- a large ami heavy, It) do. Bristol, fancy ends, i.'i »vvi!’J'«L*iul Fancy,2do. Fine Whitney, hod. dn » a • 1'hiin and Twilled red, (5 8Mt’i?'i'i l v!vi , . <:!IS0H L’auton, or Cotton. in '? 1 L\08—50 hales, 3-1,7-8 uud 4-1, brown, M bleached. l ) ST,tll,13s — 5 Uulcrt Fancy ami * Anicricmi and lbigli.li, coln- fiffKv! “ijlcandmndity. liim union, 8dk and Cotton, all qua* np t \ n "? UANhkun^’ , ;'.' w I >r ' r *’ , I uud Pino. M uU 1 , , Si| k and Cotton, pocket, Verona, Roman. 1 CAPS—Kilmarnock and Scutch Bon- UOsil?i?v C , K ®r* Low I* r,cu 'I «ttd Fine, hind*. 1 ‘-tuhoH, Gents, uud Misses, of all ,IU ^ Plain Bobbinett, Edgings 8ilk*. ^ am ! Gouts Fancy and Black f'l unit —Black, Blue, Brown,3Iix- ^ '' 2 row * Cloths. Fa„o V q f ft ~~Gadnt, Black, Blue, Mixed and f fancySat , "ou !MI , ( | j Ban|)# . ()Ctl B PlaSn-u .—Fancy and tit C d “o/K: roceivfld «nd for sale by “ 0 liFNIty H. STOTUSBUKV. ^ranted to Isaac McCrary on the 20ih day of Jan-1 ern nioietes ofsaid tracts of hind,west by Lunds of nary, 1837, aud having such shape, marks ami Jacob Moore,south hv the estate of James Moore’s boundaries us will appear bv reference to the Land, and cast by marshes mid creeks, having plat annexed to said grunt. * j such shape, marks and boundaries us xvill appear Also, one other tract or parcel of Land, contain-' by reference to the plat annexed to said grant, iug 1883 acres, ami known as plat L, uud com- ! Also, all that other tract of Land granted to Ja posed of the two following surveys, to wit; one i **<»•» Moore on the 28th November. 1822, contain- survey coutuing 001 acres,and granted on tlio 20th ‘195$ acres, bounded east by William Moore’s day of January 18.17,to Richmond Urowmaml one j Lund, southwest by an old survey, northwest by other survey containing 922 acres, aud granted at I vuuunt hind, uud southeast by James Moore’s tho same time to A. II. McNeill—all of which last: hind, mul conveyed by Jacob Moore to Alary R- meutioued tracts or parcels of Laud, have such' Domere, wife of James Moore, by deed dated 1st shape, marks ami boundaries as will appear by October, 1835, and having such shape, marks and the plat annexed to each ofsaid tract?. . i boundaries us will appear by the pint annexed to Also, all that tract or parcel of Land, contain- 1 H!,ld grant, ing 841) acres, and known as tract 1), nml grunted j Also, all that other tract of Land containing to William J. Davis, on the20th day of January, r * 1 - acres, bounded north by Michael PoncelPs 1037, having such shape, marks and boundaries j land, east by .Seaton Grmitlaml’s Laud, south by us will appear by reference to the plat annexed I B. C. King’s Land, xx'est by Edward W. Butlers t6 said tract. ami Win. Hudson’s Laud, and granted to James Also, all t bat other tract or parcel of land, con-1 Moore on the 29th June, 1838, aud havingsuch tabling (>009 acres, ami known as tract E, and shape, mark? nml boundaries as will uppear by composed of the following six several surveys.! reference to a plat annexed to said grant. to xvit: one survey containing 10.10 acres, and j Also, one ot.ior tract ol Land containing 181 ( 31IATIIAM MIIERII’E'S KALE. I granted to Bartley .McCrary, on the 18th day of acres, hounded at the tune of survey on the north J —On the first Tuesday in December next, | January, 1037; one other survey containing 1000 ; mid west l»y vacant Lands,south by JacohAIoore’s bclf.ro the Court Utilise, ill the City of Savon-1 '" rrL '’'. a' 1 ' 1 grmiloilot tlio sum.! time ta (j. (i. Hu!-. 1/nnJ. ami cast 1^ obi siirviiy,nii;l gritiiloil tu \\ il- null, between the legal hour.? of .Sale, Will ho ' combo ; one other sold a Negro Man Slave, named Lafayette, levied i au “ granted at the • • • • • • cept 200 acres the; , . . ono other tinrvey containing 1000acres,and grant- J gn»t, 1841, and ou same day conveyed by said E, oil at the same time to Loyal Cowles; one other . M. Moore to James Moore, and having such shape survey containing 1000 acres, ami granted ou tho , marks and hound iries ns xvill appear by a plat un- 20th o'fJanuary,1837,to Isaac M.Rulljaml one otlier ««xod to said grant. All the aforesaid last mon- survey containing 1000 acres, and granted on the tinned seven tracts mid parcels of Laud,with the 23d day of January 1837, to George W. Murray privileges, appurtenances and improvements —all of said lust mentioned several surveys, huv- * levied ou a? the property of James Moore, do ing such shape, marks and boundaries a? xvill I coased, by virtue of a xvrit of fieri facias, issuing more fully appear by reference to the platan- oHtoftho Superior Court of Glynn county, (on cucn of 6>\ NEW AND ME A- SONABLE GOODS.— Received by late Arrivals from New York, Boston ami Philadelphia. Tho Subscriber hogs leave to acquaint the citizens of .Savannah and its vicitniv, that he has received, and is now opening, at his Store, a most splen did assortment of GOLD AND SILVER WATC11ES, CLOCKS, J EWELitY, SILVEll AND SILVER PLATED WARE, FANCY GOODS, iVc., consisting in pnrt as follows: CLOCKS.—Splendid Gilt and Ebony Mantle Clocks, Mahogany, Rosewood and Black Walnut Gothic Clocks, now patterns; Oliico Time Pieces, 8 days; O. O. G. O. G. Brass Clocks, 8 days and 3(1 hours. WATCHES.—Gold Lover, Duplex’d, Anchor and L’Epiue Watches; Silver Lever, Anchor, Leiiine mid Plain Watches. SILVER WARE. Table, Dessert and Ton Spoons, x'ariotis patterns; do. ihv. Forks; Silver Clips, u great variety; Ladles, Fish Forks, But ter Knives, Suit and Mustard Spoons, Cyphons, xVc. &v. PLATED WARE.—Cake Baskets,Tea Trays, Castors, Candlesticks, Butter Tubs, Salt Dishes, and every other article in that linoi JEWELRY.—Gold Pens and Pencils, Gold Guard?, Vest aud Fob Chains of every descrip tion, Bracelets, Finger mid Ear-Rings, Watch Keys, Brooches mid Breast-Pin.?, Alcduliotis, Gold Specs, Bracelet Clasps, Thimbles, Studs, Slides and every other article of Jewelry usually found ill a Jexveler’s store. FANCY GOODS.—A most splendid assort ment of Rich Porcelian and China Flower Vu- ses, from $2 to §39 per pair; a good assortment of Japan and Enameled Wuiters, new style.?, ve ry rich; a fine assortment of Girandoles, Solar Lumps, new style, all sizes; Britannia Tea Suts, Castors, Lumps, Candlesticks, «&o.; Ladies’ ami Gentlemen's Dressing Casus, Ladies' Work Box- os, Fancy Fans, Curd Cases of every description; together with a largo nud varied assortment of Fancy Goods, suitable for holiday presents, &c. SUNDRIES.—Perfumery, a fine assortment; Musical Instruments of every description, Silver and Steel Bag ami Purse Mountings, Silx’cr and Steel Bceds,Silver Pencils nml Toooth-picks, Ci gar Cases, Snuff ami Tobacco Boxes. Silver Chains; Tooth, Nail and Shaving Brushes; Hair ami Clothes do, Military Trimmings of every de scription, Cam:.?, a good assortment of Cutlery— together with every other article usually found iu our trade. Clocks, Watches, nml Jewelry Repaired in tho host manner, mid xvurrmiled to give satisfaction. oct 18 T. T. WII.MOT. PUBLIC SALES. on by virtue ofu fi. fa., founded on foreclosure of Mortgage, issued out of tho Superior Court of Chatham County, iu favor of Henry K. Bur roughs vs. T. Waters. «>ct 1 _ ELISHA WYLLY, Sheriff,, c, a _ C HATHAM SIIEKII F’S SALE. Continued.—< In thu firstTitesdav in December next, before tho Court I louse in the City of Savan nah, between the legal hours of Sale, xvill ho sold, All that Lot of Ground, situated, lying aud lining in tlio City of Savannah, County of Chatham, j lat Hu: same time to U. <«• llo!- »»u east oy inn survey, ami gr.imeu ro \vn- r survey containing 1090 acres, i hmn Moore on 234 November, J818, for2J9acres, same time to Lewis Bond; ox-j ami subsequently reduced to 184 acre?, ami pur. ereof, coax eyed to F. Poucoll; | oaesetl by E. M. Moore at Sheriffs Sa!oou3d An nexed to c aid afsaid'grants. * . foreclosure of mortgages executed by the of Savannah'County ot Chatham, | Abo, all'that otlier tract or paretd of land, con- James Moore iu hi.? lifetime to tlio Exchange the Hanoi said City by lliu number tniuin g ?(*78 acres, and known as truetF, am, com- Bankmidbv tho said Exchange Bank assigned eighteen (18) hounded Last by Washington | , liroo R,|| ow i„g surveys to wit: one ami lrau?lerredto the Comptroller General of Square, South by St. Julian Street, West by Lot hUrV4 .y containing 1000acres, and granted to Da-, “aid Stale uml Commissioners under tho Act of number seventeen (l< ) mid North liy Brvan v j,j jj. Mitchell, on the 29tli day of Jmmarv,1837;' 1838, entitled “An Act to authorize tho business Street, together with all the imqrovemcnts there- i ouu ot |, cr rtUrv ,. v cuntuiniiig 1000 aeres.am'l grant- 1 Banking and to regulate tho same,’’) iu favor on—Divided to Ciitialyliio liiliiiiviuj! cxcoiili.nin ' ,,,, I .,., cr j. VViliiumn, oi? il.c M iluy nl'Jiinii- 'il'Uavitl IT. Biitliwoll, L'ninpirnllcr llbiioml, lor issued out orjiistiees Courts, viz.: Joint l». rat- tl ry. 1037; mid oilier survey containing t»78 acres, | '«•“»?. against thu said James Moore, inort- ligunt vs. Mary Segurs, Admini?tratrix Lstute : a|| ,| |r raU ((,«| to John Bethiiue, on the 28th day of gngor, mid the said the Exchange Bank, assignor. James Sngurs,deceased; Cope xv. Mills vs-same; • ■ • • J •' ■■■■• — * * William M. Leigh vs. same; C. C. Thomiisou iV. Co. vs. same; mid three, Francis AI. Scarlet, Adm’r, Estate John Purluml, deceased, vs. same, Levies made and returned by u Constable. Pro- A GItIClJ ! JC,’tlJB’AL‘ ir iMPLE-i XJu MENTS.—Having made large additions to their former assortment of Agricultural Imple ments, tlio subscribers noxv oiler to planter.? uml merchants, a hotter stock than ever buftiru offered in tlio Southern country, consisting in pnrt, of tile following articles, viz: PLOUGHS. Yankee Cast Iron, Nos. 10,11,12 artd 29 • Dagon, or ConnecticutWrought iron 1,2', 5, & 4 Allen pattern Haggles, Norse & Mason's Improved, viz: Engle, heavy 2 horse or ox Do. xvitli wheel and cutler No. 2 B, u large 2 horse Do. with wheel and cutter No. A 3, medium 2 hurso “ A 2, ligjit2 horse “ A 1, light 1 mule or garden “ G inch light 1 horse turning “ 7 do. do. medium 1 hnrati turning “15 do. do.- now pattern 1 do, fbr light soil. “ A 1, side hill 2 horse “ O, do. do. 1 do. Sub-soil, a heavy 2 horse or ox 'Do. No 1, u medium 2 horse Do. O, 1 do Double Mould Broad or Furrowing, 1 horse Cotton Trenching, 1 horse Rico do noxv pattern, with gilnpo wheel. Tho above Ploughs, with and without slocks— extra stocks for the improved Ploughs Lyndon's extra black Carolina, ft, 1,2, (ft 3 crown. Do. bright do. 0,1,2, &3 do. Do. Rice, No. 2 and 3 do. Do. New ground, PP ami PPI' do. Do. Oval Eye Grubbing, Nos. 2 and 3do. Do. Round Eye do. Nos. 2 and 3 do. Lyndon & Co’.?. Anchor, 00, ft. 1 and 2 do. ll'rade’s Patent, 0, 1, 2,3 and 4 do. Light Yankee AXES. b“ c, ’"} V - SHOVELS. Handled Spades, Socket Spades CULTIVATORS, HARROWS. &c. Improved Cultivators, with gunge wheel Cultivator Plough, or Horse line Common Harrows, Folding do Corn uml Cobb Crushers, a hand mill Do. do'. do. for burse power Corn Shelters; Fan Mills, two sizes Patent churns, Plantation Wheelbarrows Common Straw Cutters, Patent do. do. Swingletrces Grain Cradles, new pattern. Rice do. do. SCYTHES, HOOKS, &c. English Patent Scythes, American Grass do. Grass Platt do. Briar and Brush do. Scyth Snaiths Briar Hooks, Corn Cutters Post Spoons, Ox Yokes ami Ox Bows Frails, Axe Helves, Pruning Shears Dirt Sumners for public roads Garden lines and Rakes, Ditching Knives Transplanting Trowels nud Forks Garden Heels.nud Lines With a variety of Implements not enumerated. For sale by DENSLOW & WEBSTER. oct 7 ft WATCHES AND JEWEL- ItV.—The Subscriber wishes to call the ^l/lfciitteiition of his customers to n choice as sortment of fine watches, just received by recent arrivals, consisting of Gold limiting Case Lovers, Gold Double Bottom Levers, Gold imitation Dou ble Case Levers, Gold Anchor Escapement vers, Silver limiting Case Levers, Silver Double Bottom Levers, Silver Anchor Escapement vers, Silver Lcnino and Vertical oseanemeiit. Also, line Gold Fob Chains, Vest Ciiaius, Curb Guard Chains, Iveys and Chain Rings, all of which xvill lie sold a? low a.? iu any city in the Union. All kinds of Watches Repaired and warranted. 1). B. NICHOLS, ootl First corner west of Pulaski House. porly pointed out by Plaintiff’s Attorney. ELISHA WYLLY, Sheriff, c. c. A DM I NIST It A TORS SALE.—On the first Tuesday iu December next, be tween the usual hours, willlie sold at tho Court House in Darien, McIntosh county, the follow ing named negro slaves, Alary Ann and her three children, Ollnud, Tom, Eliza, Rose, Adam Aleck, Beck aud infant. Louisa and Grace, for the bene fit of tho heirs of Alexander S. McIntosh, deceas ed. W. J. MeINTOSH, Administrator, oct 12 : fl a hahi nuiiiiir j -n sajli'i. parcel of Land con-[ \.y —On the lirst Tuesday iu December next, ivn as tract G,aud com- before the Court House in tho city of Savannah, ; surveys, to wit: one j hctxvcdi the legal hour.? of sale, will he sold, Thu January, 1837—all ofsaid last mentioned several said, properly pointed nut in the said mortga; survey? having such shapo,marks uud boundaries : Fi fit. R. R. RATCLIFF, Dep. Sheriff as will appearin' reference to the plat annexed to j _ Brunswick, Gu., Oct. 23,JH47. nov 1 ouch of told granto. f HIA'f Biill SUiSttllli'S SALE. Also, all that other tractor parcel of Laud con- —</ tabling 1591 acres, and. know posed of the two following survey containing 1000 acres, and granted oil the j undivided otie-hulfpart, or moiety (of Atm Lydia 14 th day of January, 1837;aud one other survey con-J Uoifenillct) of all those Throe several Lots of taming 591 acres, ami granted on the 2lith day of j Land situate, lying and being iu the comity of January, 1837, to Robert Alieklejohii; each ol j Chatham iu thu State of Georgia, numbered said last mentioned surveys having such shape i twenty-two(22), twenty-three(23),audthirlv(30) murks and boundaries ns will appear by reference and known farther as part of two Five Aero Lot? to tho plat annexed to each of said grants. • -• ' " " v • *" Also, all that other tract or parcel of Land, con taining 4,598 acre.?, and known as tract M, and 1 71 XECUl’OK’S MALE li an order of tho Honorable Inferior Court omposed ol'lho five following surveyi one survey containing J nru ' ■- ' - of January rvey contai ted lit the same lime to A number.? three (3) and four (4), in West Curn Town ill iheexiouded limits of .Savannah, wliiel throe Lots of Land hud been conveyed by John following surveys, to wit: Randolph McKinnon, by deed hearing date the . g J,00() acre.?, aud granted on I eighth day of February, in thu year eighteen him- [? Itv virtue n r ^Oth day ol Jumiary, 1837, to James v\ ood; | <|rt..<l anil thirty-six, to Willium Bee hi trust for I Olio iitlior survey ciiul.iiliiiig 1,(100norc»,an.lgni.l-1 certain use. t'licrcin cxiirosscil, liigclhcr vviili nil ol I.ilmrty County, when citling for orilinury pur- j er truct enntn'mintf 1,000 uoroo, mul nniiitoil ut tlio I", '.I, 1111, » «™," 'l>» Oann llnum jor in ti ,„ 0 Diviiw; one olliSr tract con- llniMvillo, ill cm. County, on,11m lint lucj.iv L. ; h , 0 0ll ucroo. mi,! cranlcil on ll.c 0:5.1 duy in December next, between the usual hours of ° ” • Harvey; one oth-! the hcreditiimeiiLsnud uppurteiiauces.lnit subject Hundred Aeres granted to Jonathan Rnh|n?ou. Filly Acres granted to Sylvanus Robinson. Twenty-live Aeres, being part ofu Tract, granted to Ami Robinson. Txvo Hundred Acres granted to Andrew Floyd. Three hundred Acres grant- oil to John Underwood, containing about Eleven Hundred and Forty Aeres, more or less, aud sold for tho benefit of the heirs aud creditors of said deceased. Terms made known on the day of sale. JOHN A. HENDRY, ENOCH DANIEL, sept 23 (luntilied Executors. N EW DRESS ooons.—2 cartons rich Moiisdo Lancs; 2 da-do. French Cash meres; Col’d mul Black French Alerinos; Black Alpaca’s nml Alon? do Lanes: Black Gros du Swiss and Gros do Afriguo Silk; Rich Plaid aud Stripped col’d Silks, for side by oct 1) HEN 11Y 11. STOTESBURY. /"'IENTLEMEN’S FIJUNISHINO VJT STORE.—WILLIAM B. HALE. Manu- facturcr and Dealer in RendyJMnde Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes. Trunks, etc., 163 Congress street, South side Market square, Savannah, Ga. liov. 19 plat annexed to each ofsaid gr.i Also, all those several Lots or parcels of Land, lying mid being iu Brunswick, mid known iu the plan Ihereofby the following denomination mid mimhers, to wit: 302, 303, 301, 305, 300, 307, 308, 309, 370, 371, 377, 378, 379, 300, 381, 412, 415,416, 417, 418,419, 420, 421, 427, 428, 431, 402, 463, 401, 405, 400, 407,408, 408, 470, 471, 477, 478, 479,480, 481, 512. 513,514, 517,518, 519,520,521,527, 528, 529, 530, mid 531; the suid fifty four town Lots being within the lines of a survey made on the 29th September. 1820, mid granted to Urbunus Dart on the 17th September, 1828. Also, all that other tract or parcel of Land, (ex cept 126 acres «»Ftli3 same,) containing 450 acres, uud known as Powell’s truct, bounded South by Piles’ land, vvestwardly bv Burnett's land, north westwardly by Dart and vVilliuins’ land, and east- warilly by lands oftho Brunswick Land Compa ny, mid originally granted to James Powell. Also, all that other tract mid parcel of Land, containing 177 ucrc.s, mid known ns the Huzle- hurst tract; hounded east by marshes and creeks, south by Inutls oftho Brunswick Land Company j and eastwnrdly and westwurdly by lamia surveyed [ to Thomas Biiller King. totxvo outstanding leases, one ou Lots numbers twenty-two (22) mid twenty-three (23), to Za- cliariali M'inkler for four years from the sixth day ofFehrmry in the year eighteen hundred and forlv-tive, mul die oilier on Lot number thirty (30) to Samuel J. Turner, to expire ill the year eigh teen hundred ami forty-eight, the lessees owning the houses ; which undivided one half part had been mortgaged by John T. Boileuillet Trustee ill place ofsaid William Bee, deceased, to the Bank ef the State of Georgia, by Deed dated tho third d.iy of February in the year eighteen hundred and forty-six. Levied oh hy virtue of a ii. lit. founded on forelostirc of mortgage, issued out of the .Superior Court of Chatham county, iu Invor of the Bank oftho .State of Georgia vs. John T. Boileuillet, Trustee Aim Lvdiu Boileuillet. ELISHA WYLLY, SheriffC. C. oct 28 I ACES AND EMBROIDERIES J Inside IIlull; Eiuh’d Alusliu Collars; Lace Caps; Alusliu Bands; Cambric Edging &. Insori’g*. Swiss dodo; Thread do.do.; Vulencieno’s Lace; Lisle Edging ami Inserting; Linen do. do.; Plain and Fig’d bile. Lisle Lace; Pig’d and plain Cap Lace. For sule hv oct2 HENRY II. STOTESBURY. H AMS.—200 Reynolds Extra Sugar cured Hums, just received, for sale by oct 7 J. E. GAUDRY & CO. illiOUR,—10 hbhls. Georgia Flour, 10 do. - Apple?, received ami for sale bv ectJJ ALDERt HARD. BUCKNER «V IKEEEKEU, Nos. 105 uml 100 Bryan street, have just received, a lino assortment of BOOTS mid SHOES, for Gentlemen, Youths and Boys wear, of the best materials uml muimfucliiro, aud of the latest style. Also, Ladies, Misses and Children’s Shoes of every variety and style, warranted us good as can he found in this 'market, mul at as low prices. A large ami carefully selected stock of PLANTATION BROGANS, which planters mid factors xvill find to their advantage to call mid examine. Care taken} in fitting measures. Also, a general assortment of Cups, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bag.?, School Satchels, *tfcc. Ami a supply of Ladies mid Gentlemen's Paris made Boots, direct importation. oct I G < OED J* ENS.—A largo supply of thu a- T hove embracing every variety of alj the prin cipal makers, which have been selected in person with great care, and cannot hut give satisfaction. The assortment varies in prices from $1 to §4 50 mid includes some very superior suiullsizu Pens for Ladies writing; together with a few Pens in lieax'y Gold Cases. A liberal discount made tc wholesale purchasers. oct 12 JOHN M. COOPER. D R. OSUOOD’S INDIA CIIOLAGO- GUE—For thu cure of Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent uud Re mittent Fevers, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Eli liirgemenl oftho Livor, Enlargement oftho Spleen mid all the various form? of Bilious Diseases. This invaluable, medicine whs prepared from mi extensive practice of several years in a bilious climate, mid ts never known to fail of curing Fe ver and Ague, or any of the diseases above named Those who are sufieriug from directions of thi. kind, as alsotliose who have become invalids from their eficcts upon thu constitution, xvill find the India Cholegoguon most invaluable remedy Ibr purity ing the blood, and thoroughly cleansing from thu system thu morbid effects ofu bilious climate. The wonderful operation oftho Chohtgogiic in uradieating bile from the human system, can only explain its extraordinary agency iu tho speedy, thorough mul permanent cure offever mid ague, and the various grades ol'intoriniltent mul remit tent fevers. It is equally efluctual for tho cure of Liver Com plaint, Jaundice, Enlargement of the Liver, also Enlargement of the Spleen, called Ague Cake, mid tho various form? of billions Indigestion.— These, with the other varied affections of such climates, arising from a common tniasuiul cause, are only modifications oftho same disease, and c- qually controlled hy thu same remedy. Sole Agents for Savmumh, J. M. TURNER As BROTHER, oct. 21 Monument Square. J UST KEUEI VED!—*Agreat variety of Hair, Clothes, Hat, Tooth nnd Nnil Brushes; Buffulo and Horn Dressing Combs; Perfumery, Soaps, Cosmetics, Toilet Ornaments and Fancy Articles. Also my usual supply of FRESH DRUGS. All selected with tho utmost care. THOMAS RYERSON, sept 29 corner of Bay & Whitaker Sta. PltRSII SEEDS. — Tho Subscribers J. have received a choico selection of GAR DEN SEEDS, which have been raised with grout care hy a Seedsman of high reputation, mul are warranted us good ns any to bo found in this country. ASPARAGUS.—Giant nnd Root?. BEANS.—Kidney, Dwarf, Bush Or Snap.— Early Mohawk, Early Yellow, 6 Weeks, Early China Dwarf Or Large Kidney, Refugee or 1000 to 1, Half Moon, (pole or running,) Large White Lima, White Dutch Runners, Scarlet Runners, Red Cranberry. BEET.—Early Blood Turnip, Long Blood, White French Sugar. 11 RO COLL — Early White, Large Purple Cape, CABBAGE.**—Early York. Large York, Green Globe Savoy, Early Sugar Loaf, Early Drum head, Lute Drumhead, Large Late Battersea, Luto Flat Dutch, Early Flat Dutch, Green Glazed. CAULIFLOWER.—Early and Late. • CELERY.—White Solid. CRESS.—Curled er Peppergrass, Bread Leaf. CUCUMBER.—Early Frmno, Early Cluster, Early Short Green, Early Long Green. CARROT.—Early Horn, Long Orange. CORN.—Sweet ’or Sugar, Eurly Canada, Tusenroru. EGG-PLANT.—Purple. KALE.—Green Curled Scotch, Purple. LEAK.—Largo Scotch, London. LETTUCE — Drumhead, White Cabbage, Curled Silesia, Largo Grocuhund, Imperial Cab bage. MELON—Green Citron, Nutmeg,Cmitelope, Large Mu.?k. MUSTA HI).—Brown or Black, White English. MARJORAM.—Sweet. ONION.—Yellow Dutch, Large Red, Silver Skin, Onion Suits. OKRA. PARSLEY.—Curled. PARSNIP.—Large Dutch, Curnsoy. PEPPER.—Bell, C aye lie. PUM PKIN.—Connecticut, Mammoth. PEAS. — Early Washington, 2.J feel, early Warwick, 2 foot, Early Double Blossom Frame, 3 feet, Early G'hnrltou, Golden.Hotspur, 3J feet, Dwarf Murrowfut, 3J feet, Bishop's Dwarf Pro lific, 1 foot, Matchless Marrowfat or Tull, 6 feet. RADISH.—White Fall, Hardy Long Scarlet, Long Salmon, Scarlet Turnip, Yellow Turnip, (fine Summer mid Winter Variety,) Black Fall or Spanish. RHUBARB ROOTS. SALSIFY. SAGE. S PI NAG E.—Prickly or Fall, Rouud Leaf or Summer. SQUASH.—Early Suumtor Bush, Early Sum mer Crook-neck, Winter Crook-neck, Cocoamit or Porter’s Valparaiso Vegetable Marrow. TURNIP. — Eurly White Dutch, Flat or Spring, Early Red Top, Early Garden Stone, Large EugHsli Norfolk, Huuov'er or Long Tuuk- ard, Purple Top Rutuhoga. TOMATA.—Large Red. THYME. FLOWER SEEDS. Iu packages of 12, 25, 59 mid 100 kinds in caeli. FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS, &c. Buckwheat. Broom Corn, Blue Grass Canary Seed, Hemp Seed, Millet, Red Clover, Rye mid Oats. Flower Seed?, Roots, Fruit ami Ornamental Trees, furnished to order from ono of the best and most extensive Nursery ami Flower Gardens in this country. An assortment of Book? on Agriculture, Gar dening, Raising of Stock, Poultry, Arc., to which will he added the most popular works published on the above subjects. Agents for tho American Agriculturalist, pub lished monthly hy A. B. Allen, N. Y., for which subscriptions are solicited. _oetT DENSLOW & WEBSTER. rji« ALU THAT AUU IN WANT. X The subscriber takes pleasiiru iu having it fully and continually understood, that he is pre pared to supply the wants of all the Gentlemen, Ladies, Young Men, Misses mid Children, in this city, so faros Hals, Bonnots, Boots, Shoes, Car pet-bags mid Trunks are concerned. To tin! Gen tlemen lie would suy, that his stock of Ready Mude Clothing has not yet been surpassed for stylo, cheapness, and durability. Let the Ladies re member that \vc have a full supply of fishionulfic Hummer Bonnets, nnd that our large mid varied stock of Shoes, enable us to suit every customer. To the Young Men, he it announced that we are offering the finest Fur, Silk, Panama and Leghorn Huts that can he found in this city, and that our French Boots can’t lie heat. Call nt No. 163 Congress Street, Blgit of tlio GOLDI5N(t®-)HASR. net!) WILLIAM B. IIALE. O ltlOltV or IWAl/ISTEIl'ff AIJL HEALING OINTMENT.—Aboutfiii,:,-on 1817, I was living in tlio .YDHtoiu pnrt of liij. 8ut.\ pursuing the occupation of a farmer. Oip) cpiy whilo chopping in tlio woods, I fodlishty chopped iny foftt nearly off, instead of tho Jroo. I luring thisuiisfortuho I employed iii}''-self in perusing the fragment loaves of an old volume, printefUn .Eng land seme hundred years ago. Auiong lhc?o scattered leaves 1 read nfmi herb Which had been analyzed by some of England’s ancient AliHto- luists, shewing properties and qualities nevorHlc- fore found in any plant that ftps ever discovered This one herb, Under the force of tho. Retort, and Crucible, developed moro thitn ton distinct properties. This fact struck my mind so tbreihly. that it W/is impossible to get rid of it. Something seemed to tell me that Providence, whose special care is extended townrds all his creatures, hud never concentrated into one small herb so many medicinal qualities, as Various and iw complicated, although perfectly identical as the human Mood, without a wise mid good purpose. Here, was to he found the adds, the alkalis, the oils, the water, the air, the salts, the soda, &c., nil combined, con cenlnited, anu chemically united into one single clement of power, forming a substance more al lied aud in atfiuity to the htiiimn blood than xvus over before discovered in tho works of nature. Laboring under these impressions for several years, 1 became uneasy, discontented, and i\n- xvilling to coufiuu myself louger to tlio duties of a I'ariUfr.. ■ t Every thing seemed to point iUv mind to ono object, viz.: the preparation of this herb Into u medicuju. 1 then determined to return to the city of N. York. 1 did so, amt immediately inquired for the herb. It was not to be found. I then sent to Europe aud there found it finder another name. ... . Having prepared the article to my satisfaction, I gave it away to all who would use it. Hun dreds, I might say thousand.?, took it into their families mid used it: some for one thing am) some for another, ami all from the very first to the very Inst, pronounced it of unrivaled excel lence and power. The first case that came Under my observation, was a man that had lost the use of his arm for some years. Tim Ointment restored his arm completely in a few days. Tills surprised me ai much a? it did the patient.. After him there came a mail with si'ire eves prod deed by gunpowder—a very bad ease indeed. One box only sullleied to make n perfect cure. And 1 would’hero remark that hundreds have been cured of sore eyes, who never found any relief but in this Oint- m out-. There nextemuo a woman who was sufiuring excruciating pain from tlvd ague in tho fuco.— Her physician (thinking it thu toothache.) had extracted eleven of her teeth. But thu diltieiilly still remained as bad as ever. Tho Application of thu All Healing OintuiciR was attended with iimnodiato cessation of pain. Her face however, begun to swell, mid the surface was covered over with pimples of eruption like prickly beat. In one day all this disappeared. About the same time, a Indy made application with it for tlio headache of long standing, mid a Hilling of tho hair. Tho Oiiituieut cured her headache, uud restored her hair. Siiicn thi,?, 1 have known thu Ointment to cure cases often, twenty mid forty years standing. I hesitate not to say, that it is almost mi infallible remedy for tills complaint. About this time there wore two ca?es, ouu of Consumption, and the other of Scrofula, which had hulllud the skill of every physician who pros- N AILS.—300 kegs assorted, for sale byl oct 18 H. A. CRANE. oribed. It was wonderful to witness tho effect of tlio Ointment ou these pursuit?., No dim would believe it unless they had personally witnessed it. But it did tin) Work properly. There was no half way business, for they recovered their health in u lew months. Rheumatism, Fever. Qninzy, Sore Threat, Cu taneous Eruptions, diseases of the Spine, mid Nervous Complaint.? were treated xvitli null curd of success. But ill Chest diseases, siieli as Asth ma, pain mid oppression, I believe there is no bet ter remedy. Also, the common diseases, such «? Ulcer Sores, Scald Head, Humors of the Skin, Iiiilnmmutiou, Files, Sore Eyes, Sprains, Bruises, aud Burns, it seems to he *a perfect antidote.— l’coplc would come into the store smijiiig, wish ing to know if I Was really the Seventh Sou, or whether the Ointment that I gave them was indeed all-healing in its nature. For said they, not one single application Inis liiile.il to cure. Liver Complaint, particularly, was treated xvitli gruutand universal success. It produced such good results in all cases that il has been noised nUnntil, mul 1 xvus oflurud stuns of money for a receipt to make it for private use merely. Every man spoke xvull of it, ns it had done so much good. Not xvithstainliiig all, I have been careful not to recommend it, except in cases I kitexv it xvnuid do good. 1 xvas never xvilling to lend myselfto any thing without drat testing Us merits. This-I ou- denxor to do on every occasion, mid when I acted a? one of the Sick Committee in the l^fidge of I. D. of (). F. I then lusted it upon Brothers iu the most critical conditions, mid had uhuuduut oppor tunity of proving it.? xvortli. Aud. ip conclusion, I xvfiuld remark that I have placed thisOiiitment before the people of thu U. States during thu last nine or twelve mouths, mid so general has been the satisfaction, mid so great amount of good done, that more than half a mill ion of boxes have already been sold. I do really believe there never was a medicine which gained such widespread, universal mid unaiiiiumis satis faction as the All-Healing Ointment- From all parts of the land there, have rhino up one deep, sincere and universal voice of approbation saying “McAlister thy tongue huth dropped tho xvord of truth and love, while health forever attends thy fool steps.” And xvere 1 noxv to give all the good sayings of the people, their unqualified approval, their tliuiikfuluus.s aud gratitude, their joy ut reeov (•ring from disease and sick ness, 1 could fill u volume. Jasiks McAi.istim, New York. Fur sale, wholesale mid retail, by J. M. TURNER it BROTHER, oct 18 Age nts for Save nun h. It O C JB111L S •—175bags RioC olfe e 29 VX do. Laguira do. . . 100 bids. New Orleans Whiskey, 2 quarter casks Legr Frers 125 bids. Western Flour, choice old Brandy 50 tierces prime Culni Molasses 50 half bids. Butter. Siigitr and Soda Crackurrf 110 boxes Hammond's Soap, 30 do. Fay's Bale do., 45 do. Colgate’s do. do., 4 hull' boxes Family do. 20 boxes No.l Chocolate, 40 31. Principe Sugars 10 Stags Black Fetter,5 do. Allspice 20 boxes Mustard 75 do. 10’s Clifton’s Tobacco, 50 do: 5's do. do., 20 do . lit. W. Rogers’ do 15 bids. Clarified Sugar 13 hhds. choice St. Croix Sugar 125 Demijons, l's, 2’s, 3’s mid o’h 50 doz. Fainted Buckets, 20 boxes Table Salt (it) doz. Brooms, 3 chests Oolhng choice Tea 20 rusks Uynss* London Porter 10 basket? Bacocu Champagne 25 boxes assorted Cordials 50 bids. Crashed nnd Powdered Sugar 10 hags Brazil Sugar, 10 eighths casks Uruudy 15 qr. casks Malag.t Wine 15 qr. mid 15 eighth? Dourctta Mulngu Wind 15 qr. mid 15 cigtlis casks Jlndeira Wine 2 half pines Olard, Dupuy it Co's. Brandy 5 libls. Clove Leaf Gin, 15 do. Cordials 10 M. Venus Regalia Sugars 125 roams Wrapping Paper 50 gross Anderson’s ChexViiig Tobacco 20 boxes Perfumed Heap, 200 gross Matched 2 qr. cask? Legre Frerachoice old Brandy 50 libxhH Codfish, 100 do. Herring 20 do. Pickles, 50 touts Cinnamon 75 do. I’ip e« 20 do. Tomato nnd Waliiut Catsup 30 do. Spenh. Candles. 4’s and 6’s 21) do. Hull’s do. 4’s, 6’s and 6*» 50 bids. Whale Oil, 25 do. Sperm, do. 50 do. Vinegar, 10 do. Jamaica Rum 15 do. St. Croix Rum, 10 do. N. O. Sugar Nos. 1 and 2 Mackerel iu whole and half hblti. Iu felore uud for sale on favorable terms, by oct 18 CONNERAT & BARIE. M OLASSES.—50 hhds. Cuba, ior sale bv oct 18 H. A. CRANK C IOUFJCE.—60 bags Rio, 25 do old GoVoru ) xxient Java; 2 bales Mo'cha, landing from brig Savannah, and for sale by oct 7 . r J. E; GAUDIIY & GO.