The Savannah Georgian. (Savannah [Ga.]) 1847-18??, November 19, 1847, Image 3
• iS4 rdj» NEW YOBK.-rO/rf Estab-
2hS Uihid Liw.—Tho Tegular packet brig A-
mpRICANi McNturmiwtor, .M v yU5 .ttm-Utirds
X SXrd, or Id UUIOUAM „t‘ KELLY.
F W W ' ~ »■■
FOB AlibOSXA AND
.lignrdn
Steim-l’ackot H< L> COOK, John R. Ihlv
ter it rewiving frolghtand passengers, ut And or-
•on’s lower wharf, aud will )euvo oil This
AnKMootf, atBd’clock precisely. She>v|U con
tinue to leave evory Friday at the same hour.;
\Vny IVoight payable by sliippors. No
freight will be received on board after 4 o'clock
on wo afternoon of departure. Freight will bo
received in xtoro during tho absence of the boat
free of charge. wthf— nov 19
nov 19 —
FOR SALE.—A second
hand CARRIAGE AN1> HAR
NESS, nearly new. Apply to
JNO.H.REID&CO.
AX/ANTED—By a young man
TT laud, a Frivato Room, with
? man from Scot-
or witliout
Board, in a Scutch family. Address J. P. G.
Pulaski Hotel, stating terms and accomodation,
nov 19 . —
w TRESS, a Woman who understands tho
business. Apply at Mrs. Fagan’s, corner of Bny
bml Montgomery streets.
*1—
nov 19
LAST MORNING OF SALE.
Sates ctese TAu Morning at 12 o'clock.
75 numbers—12 drawn ballots.
OrccncapPiilosUilfloiHimciitliOt’y
Extra Class No. 49, for 1847.
Drawing due Saturday Morning.
J. \V. Maury & Co., Malingers,
(Successors to J. G. Gregory & Co.
HIOIIKST PRIXKS.
i prizo of
$20,000
25
arizes of
$1000
1 do
5,000
20
do
300
1 do
3,000
21)
do
200
1 do
2,000
150
do
100
1 du
1,858
&c. &e.
Tickets $•>— Halves —Quarter*#! J.
Package Wholes cost $125, must drawback $00
Halves “ G2}, * 30
" Quarters “ 31}, 44 14 44 15
THE FOLLOWING SCHEME
Drawns in Alexandria To-Morraw, 20th inst.
75 numbers—12 drawn ballots.
HIGHKST PRIXKS.
830,200-2 of $10,000
3.of $5,000—10 of 1,000, &c.
Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2}
Prizes cashed at this Ollice.
1‘F‘Tii’kctsand Shares forsule.aiid orders from
tins country attended to nt the Old Established Of
fice of , P. B. PENDERGAST, .
No. ft, White House, Owens* Buildings, Bull
St. opposite the Pulaski House.
hovlO
COLUMBUS LOTTERY—RARE CHANCE.
Sales close This Afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Drawing duo on Saturday Morning.
tlKtlKClIA STATU LOTTERY.
Class No. M—D. Paine & Co., Managor*.*?
For the DcnrJit of the Independent Fire Company of
Augusta.,
78 numbers—13 drawn ballots.
CAPITA!. PHIZES.
prize of
$12,000
20 prize of
$1000
do
4,000-
20
do
300
do
3,000
20
do
200
do
1,800
40
do
150
do
1,500
40
do
101)
do
1,198
110
do
80
Ac.
Ac. An.
Tickets $1—shares in proportion.
One Among the Best!—Look tcell at it.
Sales close Monday Afternoon, I o’clock.
Drawing due Tuesday Morning.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
DELAWARE AND GEORGIA.
For the Iknrftt of the. Independent Fire Company of
Augusta.
Class No. 47—D. Paine A Co. Managers.
Draws in Wilmington, on Saturday 20th inst.
72 number, lottery—12 drawn ballots.
CAPITA!. PRIXKS.
1 prize of
1 do
fi do
G do
G do
Ac
Tickets $10—Halves $5—Qrs.$2}—F.ig’*$ 1}.
For sale nt
G. W. WYLLY’S LUCKY OFFICE,
Corner of Bull St. ami Bay Lane.
Orders from the country promptly attend
| til to, mid prizes cashed on demand, nov 19
$35,000 I 50 prizes of
$600
15,000 / 50
do
500
2,500 50
do
400
2,000 50
do
200
1,020 j 60
do
100
'• &c.
iYc.
ITYTEW EDITION of the Methodist Hymn
11 Book.
I A Message from God, or thoughts on Religion
I hjr thinking men, by the Rev. John Cumming,
I The Christian Father at Home, or n manual of
I p-yctitnl instruction, by W. C. Brownlee, I). I).
I rhe Night of Weeping, or a word for the stil-
Ifcrtiig luiiuly of God, by tho Rev. Horatiiis Bon-
1 ar.
The Believer, a series of discourses by tho Itcv
I Hugh White.
| A World without a Soul, by J. W. Cunning-
I limn, A. M.
l.-.^nd in the Storm,a narrative by the Rev. L. P.
|t>. Batch.
II l The Family of Bethany, or Muditutionson tho
■eleventh chanter of tho Gospel according to St.
■John, bv L. Bonnet.
I Pile Boys’ Book of his own country, written
■ny Uncle John for his youthful friends.
In ail, l bor Military Cliioftaius, from the
■ucvolntion of Hidalgo to tho presuut time,
nmnrcdby J. u. CUBBEUGE,
South side Murkct-sq.
Hoy 19
^arait.hTs>ai-^
f TOM Till)
This distinguished Man in Miniature, weighing
only 15 pounds.
16 YEARS OF A OK, AND BUT 23 INCHES 111011,
THE PET OF ROYALTY nud the admired
of all admirers, will hold HIS LliVEES, ut tho
OGLETHORPE HALL, This Day, and To-
Morrow, Nov. 19th and 20th, and positively no
longer.
The Little General will nppoar in nil his Per
formances and honutifiil costumes, including
Sougs, Dances, Grecian Statures, Imitations of
Napoleon, Fredrick the Great, Highland Chiof,
his Beautiful Court Dress, worn before Queen
Victoria, Ac. Hit magnificent Presents, Jewels,
Ac. will bo exhibited.
His miniature Equipage, consisting of Ponies
and Carriage, with Elfin Coachman nud Footman
in Livery, may ho seen in Rout of the Hall, at
the close of each day levees.
Hours of Exhibition:—Friday from 11 A. M.
to 12}, and from 7 to 8} P. M.—Saturday from
11 to 12}, and from 3 to 4} P. M.
Doors open half an hour in advance. Admis
sion 50 cents—Children half price.
IdF-Tho General will give an Exhibition for
tho Colored population on Saturday Evening.—
Admission 25 cents—Children under 10 years,
15 cents.
B3P* The Genera! exhibits in Milledgevillo on
Monday the 22d inst. — nov 19
QEGARS.—20,001) Frai Gurundio Sugars;
7000 La Vega ; 20,000 Venus Regalia; just
received per scFirs Gen. Washington and Excel
from Havana, and for sale by
nov 1G CONNERAT A BARIE#
H YSON TEA.—10 half Chests and 50
Caddies of superior Hyson Tea, landing
from brig Wilson Fuller, and lor sale by
W. M. DAVIDSON,
nov 6 West side Market square.
C ONFECTIONARY.—50 boxes Steam
Manufactured Candy, in boxes, 2ulbs each,
just received for sale by
G. R. HENDRICKSON,
nov 1G Gibbons' buildings.
QEGARS.—50m Scgars, Eagle, Steamboat,
OTusto Sonz, and Charleston brands, for saleby
nov 13 THEODORE MINIS.
pi IGA IIS.—10,750Clomoncin Cigars; 10,000
Yy La. Alamutm do; 10,000 Crespo do ; 5,000
Principle do, landing from brig Wilson Fuller,
and for sale by W. M. DAVIDSON,
novO Westsido Market square.
F loor oil cloths. —iooo yds
from 1 to 8 yds wide, suitable for Ilnlls, Par
lors. or Dinning Room Floors, a splendid article,
just received and for sale by
I.W. MORRELL.
nov 11 Smelts’ Block.
L ive geese feathers.—
2000 lbs just received and for salo by
nov 11 I. W. MORRELL, Smets’ Block.
C ANDLES* &C.—20 boxes Sperm Cau
dles, assorted sizes; 20 do assorted Cordials,
lauding from schr Alexander AI, and for sale by
nov 1G E. SWIFT.
N :
EW CORN.—On tho cob or clean, lor
sale. ROB. HABERSHAM A SON.
nov 3
T4IXCHANGE.—Bills on New York. Ap-
XLi ply to GEO. B. CUMMING.
nov 5 —
171 OR SALE.—ANefl ;ro Man who is a good
Cook. ROB. HABERSHAM A SON.
nov 5
AWIS.—100 Baltimore Hams, a choice ar
ticle, for sale by
nov 13
ALBERT HARD.
TXURSES.—A splendcd assortment, just i
X reived and for sale by
J. B. CIJBBEDGE,
South side Market square.
DUTTER.—10 firkins choice Gosheu But*
X} ter, lauding from brig John Enders, and for
saleby SCRANTON A JOHNSTON,
nov 15
C AR PETTING.—J ust received a new
and handsome assortment of Carpctting, by
nov 11 A. EINSTEIN.
C RANUE1IRIES—In fine order, for sale
by II. J. GILBERT,
nov 10 West side Market square.
- .. -.m.i'r"■!Tilmni.L—
T>ROPOSAE8willli. rdecivod Hi iliiT
XT: office of the City Mdrthal, until thtf’27th
inst., to construet pavements Air lots, Nor ll, 20,
21,34 and 36 Columbia Wdrd, 11 Warren Ward,
li 4 otid 5 Juakpon Ward, 9, 10, 11 and 12 El
bert Wurd, 7, 8* 9# 10, 11; 12,20, .21, 23,25, 29,
30. 31 an 32. Liberty .Ward, 0,7,10, 12, 20, 21,
22, 31 and 3G Frauklin Ward, L 2, 3,4, 5, G,
7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 New Franklin Ward, and all
lots on the West side of West Broad street, be
tween Indian and New.ktredts, not How paved.
J. 8. MONTMOLLIN, C. AI.
C. STEPHENS, C. S.
O NIONS—In crates and hhls landing from
brig John Enders, and for sale by
nov 15 II. J. GILBERT.
I^LOCR.—-50 whole ami {half hhls Cunul
X Flour, landing from brig John Enders, and
for sale by
nov 15
WOOD, CLAGHORN A CO.
S OAP.—10 boxes Castile Soap, received and
for salo by A. T. BOWNE,
for sale by
nov 15
Smets' Buildings.
G <IN AND RUrtl.—30 hhls Phelps’Con-
r necticut River Gin, 30 do N E Rum, land
ing from sclir Alexander M, and for sale by
E. SWIFT.
nov 15
IITACKEREU AND CODFISH.—
1"A 50 hhls large size Alacknrel, Nos 1, 2 ami
3;2hbds Codfish of prime quality.landing and for
saleby SCRANTON A JOHNSTON,
nov 15
hWESH GELLATINE .—just reeeiv-
cd, two cases per brig Aladison.
J. M. TURNER A BROTHER,
. ,mv J® Aloimmcnt square.
IpKEVARED BARLEY. -A fresh
supply, for sale by
J. AI. TURNER A BROTHER,
noyjO^ Monument square.
pAUMSTOCK’S VERMIFUGE. — 5 gross
*ulnnstock’s Vermifuge, for sale by
. A. T. BOWNE,
Jimv 19 Smets’ buildings.
ml 0 r B l^ 8 0 "’S PATENT BARLEY—A
fresh supply, jest received per brig Suvan-
**?• a, “l for sale by A. T. BOWNE,
r 18 Smets’ building.
A lbany ale.—20 bids Aiiamy aio of
superior quality, lauding fruiu brig.John Eii-
d«!rs, and for sa « by
nov 15 SOK’ANTON A JOHNSTON.
TX AISINS.—50 whole, 50 half and 50 quar-
XX boxes new Raisins, lauding from brig Joint
Enders, and for sale by
nov 15 WOOD, CLAGHORN A CO.
B UCKWHEAT.—10 halfaml 15 quar
ter hhls Buckwheat Flour, 20 boxes do do,
lundiug from brig Madison, and for sale by
nov 15 E. SWIFT.
I(ytiu$ *i
|V nreser
IVdast
I *• kine t
TOOTH W ASH—For cleansing and
- h . .Preserving the Teeth aud Gums, aud purify-
I .j r •f 1,1,1 received per brig Savannah,
'J for wile by A. T. BOWNE,
*8 Smou* buildings.
1’ POWDER—For the immediate ma-
king ot Buckwheat aud Tew Cak«. For
A. T. BOWNE,
Smets’ Imildiugs.
iKUiNES.—in glass Jars, just received, aud
ter sale by
I nov 19
H. J. GILBERT,
West .side .Market square.
akd. —Prime Leaf Lard, landingaiid for
l*Y U. J. GILBDUT,
>v 19 West side Market Square.
VniKSTIC BllANUY.—10 bills lJomostio
* Kraudy, in store, for sule low to close con-
1‘S'WUI. BlllUU/tM & KELLY.
v 19
jU PI’ER.—10 kegs Gosheu Butter, of supc-
rior quality, lauding from brig Savannah,
[^y buIgham a kelly.
IHll Ut, Ac.—15 casks quarts and pts
•n„-. ' w . ^. or,lsr t f» hhls Smuked Beef ami
,l e ^ UCi ' tending from Jobu Enders, nnd_ for
I nov 19
J. E. GAUDRYA CO.
^USKev.—ISbbbJJnuongal.LdaWhi*
Uv i3 terwde by MINIS.
**D DE
.i ' , on “’ very pretty, just oiiened
- 2 QOUFllEY ifc LX ROCHE.
ifitlCK G barrols and 10 boxes
|«S“a r 'SitSbT s Un ™ “ d f0,lw '
nor in P’ R * HENDRICKSON,
Gibbons* buildings.
I ARD,~-] 5^ hhls No. 1 Leaf Lard, landing
I Let |A U Jp l‘ u kilters, and/or salo by
I E. SWIFT.
P ILOT BREAD* Ac.—10 bids Tread
well’s Pilot Bread; 10 casks Pts Porter; 10
do qts do.; 30 boxes Herrings; 30 boxes Raisins,
landing and for sale by E. SWIFT,
nov J5
A YER’S CHERRY PECTORAL.
A fresh supply of the Genuine Cherry Pec
toral, direct from the proprietor, just received
per hrieCommodiis, and for sale by
J. M. TURNER A BRO. Sole Agents,
nov 17 Monument square.
D ~~ UPONT’S POWDEIL—lii~wlmio
and half kegs for sale bv
H.J. GILBERT,
nov 13 West Side Market square.
ORANDY, &«%—25 hhls Brandy; 20 do
Xj Pilot Bread; 10 do Crackers; 25ImxesChccse;
10 kegs Barley, landing from brig American and
*clir Alexander M, and for sale by
aovlG CONNERAT A BARIE.
C hoice goshen butter.—
Constautantly on blind, and for sale bv
JKiv3 lmo SCRANTON A JOHNSTON.
B ANANAS. — 106 bunches Bnnnms, for
soJh by ALBERT HARD
nov JO
P LANTAINS.—20,000 Plantains aud 1000
Coeoanuts, for salo by
ALBERT HARD.
nov 10 Cor. Broughton and Drayton-Sts.
C IIIEENE—In boxes,funding from brig.Mn'
J dison, and £»r sale by
nov 15 II. J. GILBERT.
UTTER, LARD & CHEESE.—
B
sale by
8W1FT.
B ISCUIT ACC.—30 bbU Sugar, Sodunnd
Blitter Biscuit; 10 do Pilot Bread; 50 box-
ee^'RBurcbill” Soap, landing from brig Wilsoi
Fnller, and for sule by
novG SCRANTON A JOHNSTON.
Buchan’
souF
uo v,
Family Soap, landing from brig Wil-
Puller, and tor sule by
>v G SCRANTON A JOHNSTON.
T ARD.—50 kegs Baltimore Leaf Lard.lnnd
by
nov 8
WOOD, CLAGHORN A CO-
TYTOTICE.—Tho undersigned has’received
-Ll by recent arrival*, a fresh supply (of Modi {
ciites, Porfumory, Oils. &c. Alsou general as-
sortment of Brushes, which tiro offered for salo on
fuvorable terms, by J. A. Lx ROC HE,
nov4 No. 1, Waring’s building, Market Sq.
T30RT WINE.—Just received, ono cask mi*
XT porior Port Witio, warranted pure, uud di- ^
ruct importation, and for sale by
J. ROUSSEAU,
nov 18 Corner of Broughton and Bull-sts.
lYTACKEilEL.—25 barrels large No. 3, land-
XTJL ing from schr. Irnwronco, nml for salo by
110V 18 COHEN & FOSDICK.
13IBUON8.—300 yds rich plaid and em-
XV broidnred Ribbons at 25 cts, worth 37} cts.;
200 yds narrow plaid, for Missox, utl2} cts.; for
salo by JOHN MURPHY,
nov 18
/~10SHEN BUTTER.—Just received a few ;
VT kogs of choice Gosheu Butter, warranted 1
and for salo by ALBERT HARD,
nov 18 Corner Broughton and Draylon-stx.
1Y/TETIIO DIST IIYrtlNS* in plain
ITX Sheep, Morocco Gilt, and Turkey Extra
Gilt bindings, of various sizes—new edition. Re
ceived by JOHN M. COOPER,
nov 18
■piIGS,OLIVES AND BUCKWHEAT.—Just
JL. received per brig American,a lot of French
Pigs, Olives, shelled Almonds, (hitter ami sweet)
Buckwheat, and horse Radish, and for salo by
J. ROUSSEAU
nov 18 Corner Broughton nml Bull Sts.
SUNDRIES.—G dozen Hdkfs. with col’d bor-
O dors, at 25 cents; 20 Velvet Bags, 2 do Satin
Hair Platts, 100 hunches Steel Beeds and Bag
Ornaments, for sale by
nov 18 JOHN MURPHY.
/"'I LOVES.—1 dozen Gents white urn! black
YJ Kid at $1; 4 do Ladies’ dark, white uml
light colored do at G2}c.; 2 do Misses white and
black long silk half fingers, for sale by
nov 18 John Murphy.
QEGAItS ! SEGA It S! SEOAIISI-
O Just rueeivud 4000 Butterfly Sugnvs; 5000
Cnnsolucion; 3000 La Ccriro ; 2000 La Norma;
2000 Canones; 3000 D. Franklin; 1000 Plantation,
for sale by P. JACOBS, '
nov 13 27 Bull St., sign of the Indian.
rpEA.—30 chests and 120 boxes Ten, for sale
X by THEODORE MINIS,
nov 13
eiHALL {SIZED I.UTTUIC PA-
krt PER. — Superior qualities of American,
French mid English. For sale by •
J. B. CUBBEDGE, South side Market-sq.
nov 13
DEEFi—10 half hhls. Huws & Co’s. F11J-
XJtonJMarket Beef, lauding from brig Ameri
can, uud for sale by
nov 17 J. E. GAUDRY.& CO.
A Ull ANY ALE.-45 hhls-Albany Ale of
JlIl superior quality, lauding from brigs Madi
son, American mid John Etidurs, and for salo by
WM. M. DAVIDSON,
nov 17 Westsido Market sqr.
/UNDLES AND STARCH. — 25
V./ boxes of Hull & Sons, pntcut refined Cau
dles; 30 Boxes of Colgute &. Co's. Starch, land-
ing from brig Mudison, and for sale by
W. M. DAVIDSON,
nov 17 1 West side Market sqiinrc.
\ UCOIIOJL.—5 barrels pure Alcohol, for
xXsale, whole sale mid retail, by
J. M. TURNER A-. BRO.
nov 17 Monument square.
TYT12W FRUIT.—2 hhls. Currants; JU
li kegs Grnpes ; 50 drums Figs; 40 jars Prunes
mid 10 boxes Citron, landing from brig Jehu
Enders, mid fur salo by
nov 17 WOOD, CLAGIIOItN & CO.
DOCHE’S IIFII11AU CiililRO-
XX CATION.—This is the only discovery af
fording a perfect cure for thu Hooping Cough,
without administering interuul medicine. A fresh
supply just received, mid for sale by
G. R. HENDRICKSON,
nov 17 Druggist, Gibbons’ Buildings.
"Potatoes and beets.-For
X sale by II. J. GILBERT,
nov 17 West Side Market Square.
CMOKEI) DUFF AND TONGUES.
O Landing uml for sale hy
II. J. GILBERT,
nov 17 West Side Market Square.
piRACKFRS.—Soda, Boston aud Water
Y^/ Crackers, warranted fresh, and for sale by
ALBERT HARD,
nov 17 Cor. Broughton and Draytou-sls.
QillOKED BEEF AND TONGUES— 5
Ohhls. smoked Beef; 5 do smoked Tongues,
landing from brig John Enders, and for sale by
nov 17 WOOD, CLAGHORN & CO.
^IfGAR.-5 lilids. St. Croix, and 5 do. Por-
Oto Rico, landing from tho Alexander M. and
for sale by J. E GAUDRY CO.
nov 17
jpOFFEE.—50hags Rio Coll’oe, 20 do. Ju-
VA’ndo; 3 hales Moclia do. landing from A-
lexander M. and for sale hy
nov 17 J. E. GAUDRY & CO.
/'^lIArtlFAGiNE.—50 baskets (Jliampagiie
Yy oftbe following unproved brands: Ueid-
sick, Anchor, Resacu de In Palma, Maltose Cross,
Ducal Grape, lauding from brig American, and
for sale hy SCRANTON A JOHNSTON,
nov 17
COAI* AND GIN.—50 boxes Burchill’s
ky Soap; 20 hhls Phelps’ Gin, lauding from brig
Savannah, from New Vork, uud for sale by
nov 17 COHEN & FOSDICK.
PUTTER, CHEESE, SPERM CAN-
XJDLES AND WHISKEY.—20 firkins choice
Gosheu Buttur ; 50 boxes prime Cheese; 50 do
New Bedford sperm Caudles; 20 hhls N Y high
proof Whigkey ; 50 boxes family Soap, luuding
from brig Savannah mid for sale l>v
nov 17 SCRANTON it JOHNSTON.
DEEF AND FORK.—10 half hhls F11I-
XX ton Market Futnily Beef, 5 do do do Pig
Pork, lundiug from brig John Enders, nnd forsolu
hy WOOD, CLAGHORN & CO.
nov 17
TJULOT DREAD, &C.—20 hhls Pilot
X Bread, whole and half hhls Butter, Soda and
Water Crackers, lauding from brig Madison, and
for sale by CONNERAT & BARIE.
iiov 16
LXRANDY.—20 eighth-casks mid 10 barrels
XX Brandy, luuding front schr Alexander M,
and Tor salo hy CONNERAT & BARIE.
nov 16
/""11IEESE.—30 boxes primeGoshcnChcese;
Y_y 10 casks do do do, landing from John Enders
mid for salo hy E. SWIFT,
nov 16
/'I HArtlPAGNE.—30 baskets for sale by
Yy nov 13 THEODORE MINIS.
{~1ANDL.ES. :w lioxin Judd it Sod*'
Yy Sperm, uml 31) do Hull’s Caudles, for sale by
nov 13 THEODORE MINIS.
T_TArtlS.—250 ehoieo Baltimore Hams, for
IX sale hy THEODORE MINIS,
nov 13
(CHOICE LIQUORS.- Brandy, Gin,
Y^v Whiskey, and Wines of superior quality
for sale by THEODORE MINIS,
nov 13
A PPUES.—15 bhls Apples, Greenings mid
xjL Spitzeuhurgens, just receiyed per steamer
Southerner, aud for sale hy
nov 13 ALBERT HARD.
OUGAR AND COFFEE.—30 Ithds
O Muscovado Sugar 5 100 bags Rio Cofl’eo ; 50
do Old Java, for sale hy
nov 13 THEODORE MINIS.
TXUTTJ3R.—20 firkins choice Goshen But-
XX ter; lundiug front brig Madison, and for sale
by nov 15 E. SWIFT.
ALB PEACH BRANDY AND
YX8COTCH WHISKEY.— 20bbls superior
old Geo. Pench Brandy, 30, five gallon demijohns
Scotch WhiBkey, for sale by
nov 3 lmo SCRANTON & JOHNSTON.
O RANGES. — 20,000 sweet Oranges, in
fine order, just received and for snlelow, by
uov 10 ALBERT HARD.
m
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,T AW MOTICB.—iLCKUOM &. LAW-'
Jm-xon, -
Attorneys at, Ln o, Savamiab,Goo.
Olljco ip Gaudryte-Build nr, Up Sldlrs, ftniit*.
ing Bull street. HEN1Y R. JACKSON.
ALEN’R R. LAWTON,
nov 15 i !i Jy
T AW WOl’ICBp* 1 /! T. COODIvIn;
X_J Attorney at Lhw, "wilypunctually attend to
any biisiiiuss given him. Ullire in Owens’ build
ings, immotliutcly under pendergaat’s Lottery
Oillco. 26— nov 13
if
WHITE CARPENTER, who undorstamls
. the mamigumeYii <>f nearops,lu worli on u
nov 18 itOB. HABERSHAM A SON.
OOL REMOVED.-G A. HOi^
»M BE iiifortq* bis patrons. and bis fcllow|
generally, that lie has Reinoved bis Sclioo-
ilrul situation, viz. tho M:isonic Lodge,
where a couple of largo rooms are open, for the
of Pupils ol'botli sexes. A Lady well
duud an experienced Teacher, has charge
mior Classes. Ho taken tins method also
2mos-
sept 28
-MONS. A.
is bis natrons
Persons wish-
^yceuin Hall i n or beforo that time. Tuition
lavs: Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Terms; Twelve Dollars for 2-1 lessons.
Guntlemuii's Class Kiimo days as uhovc, begui
ling at 9 o’clock, P. M.
N. B. Tiie room will be rented for Balls, Con-
iorts, or any other exhibition at very moderate
orms. 26— oct 27
/'IUSTOItf-IIOUSE, SAV
GEORGIA', 1 November 10, 18-
sals will bo received at this olllcc uhti
ff.; t;
..mini'll.
— - r " ■
BOARDING
.—MADAME GI-
services of an ox
r rqm tho North, in
blic generally, tliut
lucutioa of Young
Itrueta. Pupils, in addition to ull tho
branches of an English education will lie taught
to write and sneak the French language.
Lessons will be given to tlioso who desire it, in
usic, Drawing, and in the Italian, Spanish aud
erinan languages. Address
MAD’E. A. GIRARD,
oct 14 3G—c Savannah Geo.
ANTED.-A situation as Cuult or to
take care of children, a Young Woman,
vntild make herself generally useful, ami
e well recommended. Apply at this ollice.
dec 17 —
i purpose i
CAR!.ETON B. COLE.
DAVID J. MILLER, Adm’r.
ELIZABETH YARBOROUGH, Adm’x.
nov 16
iliess should bo closed. Those indebted will
ise give early attention to this notice, uml save
msoTvos the unpleasantness of having their
i!s and accounts placed in tlm bunds of an at-
icy for collection.
ova HIRAM ROBERTS.
}iS$<>LiTTlON.— 1 rile firm of L. Bald
" win A Co. baa been dissolved in conse-
lice oftlio death of Mr. L. Baldwin, the afiairs
11. BRIGHAM,
JOHN J. KELLY.
Savannah, Nov. 1.1817. nov!
C 10-PARTNEICSIIIpT^ The undor-
J signed, surviving partners nftliu lain firm of
,. Baldwin A Co., have this day entered into Co
partnership for tho transaction of a GENERA I,
COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the firm ol
Brigham A Kelly.
II. BRIGHAM.
JOHN J. KELLY.
Savannah. Nov. 1. 1817. ~ nov 2
TO-I*ARTNEItSlIIP. — Thu muloi"
J signed liave associated themselves in the
City of New York, for tho transaction of a GEN
ERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, under tho
firm of Wm. Ncylu Habersham A Co. and are
prepared to transact any business which may bo
eoulidcd to them.
ROB. HABERSHAM,
WAI. NEYLE HABERSHAM,
JOHN RAE HABERSHAM.
Nov 1. 1817. nov 2
D issolution. — The Copartnership
heretofore existing under the firm of HAM
ILTON. HARDEMAN A CO., is This Day
dissolved by mutual consent/ dither of the un
dersigned are authorised to use the name of the
lain firm in closing up the unfinished business of
the same. TIIOS. HARDEMAN,
C. F. HAMILTON.
Surviving Copartners of the firm of Hamilton,
Hardeman A Co.
Savannah, Sept. 1, 1817.
C l OP A RTNER SHIP. — Tho under-
' signed have formed a Copartnership under
the firm of HAMILTON A HARDEMAN, for
the transaction of a FACTORAGE AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, and
will be tbaiikful to their friends for a portion of
their patronage.
C. F. HAMILTON.
THOMAS HARDEMAN,
Savanuuh, Sept. 1, 1847. Gum
* s " Southern Recorder, Millndgeville; Jour
nal A Messenger, Macon; Atlanta Luminary,
Atlanta, copy for four months.
D a g u e rr eo t y p e por
traits.—t.t. WILMOT respectfully
informs the public, that be, with the assistance of
an experienced Artist, is now ready to execute
Portraits of all sizes, after tile most improved
methods for beauty uud durability ; nud invites the
Ladies and Geutlemeu of Savannah, and Visitors,
to cull ut his Gallery, at tlie corner of Bryan St.
and Market Square', where he will at all times be
happy to wait on them.
T. T. W. busier sale Double and Single Gold
Lockets, Gold Bracelets, Broaches, Ac. Ac. for
Miniatures.
Daguerreotype Artists are also informed that
lie will keep for sale ull articles uscdiii their pro
fession. — nov 12
C TASII STORE !—SMALL PROFITS
J AND QUICK SALES—Another addition
to our stock just received, consisting of BON
NE TS, new style LADIES CAPS, HEAD
DRESSES, rich SILKS, OREGON PLAIDS,
ALPACA aud GltO DE EOSS for mourning.
Also, u few more pieces of that English Long
Cloth at 12} cents.
CANNON A LEONARD,
nov 15 — Cor Broughton A Barnard-sis
C ~1 HEAP CASH STORE^—The un-
J dersigned has lately returned from the North
with a full supplv of Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
wliicli will be sold at bis usual low prices for cash
or approved city pnpor at short time. All those
wishing to save money will please call and ex
amine his stock. M. PllKNDEltGAST,
nov 10 — cor. of Whitaker A Congress sts.
TVf ACKEKE1..—10 libU No, 1 Mockorel;
1TX 10 do No. 2 do; 10 half do No. 1 do, land
ing from schr Alexander M, and for sale by
uoyIO ' E. SWIFT.
VANN AH.
M . 1847.—Prbpo-
tbis olllcc until tho 2d day
of December, at 12 o’clock, M. Ibr finding mate
rials nud building a Light Ilousu uud Dwelling
House united; on Fig Island, in Savannah River,
agreeably to tho following specifications.
i' biindiition; b row of biles forming ati oblong
square 20 by 18 foot.. t Pirns 27 feet long, pot less
than 12 iucbos»over alth^,top undG} iiinhos.jit
the bottom.' To lie driven doprit 4 feet apart
even with the surface oftbe, ground, unless har’d
bottom is found beforo they rcaolj Hint depth—
The heads of tiie piles to be sawed, ofl'siiimro 4
inches below the surface of tho gruiindi .‘.pit.the
head of each pile to bo laid yellow piueplnuk 3
inches thick, 12 inches square. On this to bo u
pillar of hard brick luiu iu cement, 12 inches
squurc, 4 feet high. On these pillars tho sills of
the house are to uc luid. Timber 8 inches square
lor the sills. House to ho one story, to finish 8
foot iu the clear. Posts 8 by 4 inches except the
2 corner posts nt tho end where the lantern is
put ou, which are to he 7 inches square and the
plate to ho 7 inches square at that end. Ail the
other platos may he G inches. Lower finer joist
8 by 2 inches, 1G inches apart. Attic floor joist
2 by 7 inches, 20 inches apart; 7 feet from the
plate at that end of the house where the lantern
is to ho put on, iu lieu of a flooring joist is to ho a
timber 7 inches square, the centre of which to bo
7 feet from the centre of the plate.. Two pieces
of the same sizo to he framed in. One end on
this cross beum, the other cud into tho plute.—
The centre of these pieces to he 3 feeto inches
from the centre of tho house, that is, 7 loot apart.
At the eud oftbe House to beau Octagon fram
ed tower. Posts 7 inches square. The foot of
the posts to ho tenoned into the plate, nud the
timber 7 foot from it and tho 2 cross pieces. The
post to rise 3 feet above the ridge pole or apex
oftbe roof.
The diameter oftbe inside oftbe post at top to
lie G feet 8 inches. On tlfo heads of the posts to
ho tenoned u framed octagon deck 10 feet diame
ter ut the corners. Timber 7 by 5 inches, cov
ered with 2 inch plntik yellow Juno, spiked down
Joints caulked uud covered with tarred paper.—
Covings eased. The deck to he covered with 20
oz. copper well nailed with cooper nails. In the
deck to he n scuttle to enter tuc lantern, as large
as the space between tho timbers will admit.—
Scuttle door 2 inch plunk, covered with copper.
Tho roof of the house to ho rectangular. Rafters
4 by 4 inches, 2 feet apart. Sides, ends ami roof
oftbe building and tower above tho roof, to he
bonrded with good seasoned hoards, shingled
with the best cedar or cypress shingles. Ou tho
lower floor at ono end to ho partitioned oil’two
lodging rooms, 9 feet square each. A door to
each near tho centre partition. All the other cud
of tho lower floor, stairs to go into tho attic.—
Windows 12 lights, 8 by 10. Oiift iu each bed
room, 4 iu the parlor, and 2 in the attic. Door to
lead out of the front of the house, and one to lead
out oftbe parlor into tho kitchen. The doors to
he 4 punuel, 1 t ineh thick, except the front door
which is to hu 1} inch. Good lunges uud latches
and lock to the front door. The lower floor to
he laid double. Attic floor siuglo and matched.
Stairs to lead from the attic floor to the eutrauee
of thu scuttle into the deck of the lantern. Tho
parlor and two bed rooms to hu lathed and plas
tered, aud finished iu a plain decent style. Gut
ters hack ami front oftbe house with trunks to
lead oil’the water. Ifu cistern is required, ono is
to he built with brick, with sullicieiit piles under
it to render it sucure.' Sides and bottom 1 foot
thick, laid iu cement, nud plustcrcd inside with the
nine, to hold 800 gallons.
Attached to the house, on which is the tower of
the lantern, to he a kitchen 10 by 14 feet. Files 2G
feet long, 11 inches over ut llieir heads, driven
down four feet apart to the surface of the ground.
Thu heads of thu piles to he sawed oil’ square 4
inches below tho surface—on which is to lie luid
yellow pine plank 3 inches thick, 12 inches square
—oil this to hu luid a hard brick pillar iu cement
12 inches square, 4 feet high. Four piles of thu
same length and size to lie driven down lor the
foundation of the chimney. On tlm brick pillars
sills are to hu laid 7 inches square; to hu one sto
ry, 7 feel 0 inches iu the clear ; roof .j pitch, sides
aud roof well hoarded and shingled. I’osls 7 by
4 inches; lower Hour joist 8 by 2 inches, J8 in
ches apart. Attic floor joist 7 by 2 inches. Low
er lluor laid douhlu—attic floor single and match
ed. Two windows, 12 lights each, 8 by 10. One
door iu front, a chimney iu the end, fireplace of a
convenient size for cooking, with crane, trammel
uud hooks; a sink on onu side oftbe chimney,
accessary shelves, steps to the doer of thu house
and kitchen. At thu buck of the kitchen two piles
10 inches over are to he driven down six feet from
the kitchen, six feet apart. Oil these piles are to
he all oilliouse, attached to the kitchen; posts six
feel high, roof, sides ami cud hoarded uud shin
gled, finor ou a level with thu kitchen; a door from
the kitchen to lead into it. All the exterior of
the house ami kitchen, (except the roofs,) the par
lor and two bedrooms to he painted two coats.
On thi! top of the tower to lie a wrought iron
lantern, form an octagon, of sullicieiit height and
diameter to contain 15 lights, 11 by 9, ami one
copper pane the same size iu each octagon; post
1} inch square, to run down ou tlm inside ot tin*
tower, post 2} fuel, to hu secured with two holts
through the post, nut and screws. Thu dome
formed by sixteen rollers concentrating in an iron
hoop 11 inches diameter, 5} inches wide, } inch
lliick; acioss the base of the dome, to he ail iron
liar I inch square, cuds secured to the hoop oftbe
lantern; tlm dome coveted with 32 oz. copper,
wliieh is to come down and rivet oil tlm top of tlm
sash, which is to he 3inches wide; on the top of
tin! dome to hu an iron frame, traversing ventila
tor 20 inches high aud 15 inches diameter, oil
which is to hu secured a vatic 2} feel loug, 12 in
ches wide; ventilator ami vane covered with cop-
per. Ill one of the octagons to he a door covered
with copper, 4 feet high, two feet wide, with two
strong turn buttons; in 4 of the copper panes to
he ventilators to'ailmit air and keep out thu wot;
around the lantern to he an iron railing, posts 11
inch square, two railings :] inch square, railing
post to go 2 inches into then deck and run up 4
loot G inches, the turn into the post of the lantern,
secured with holts thro’ theluiiteru posts,nuts ami
screws, thi! foot of the railing post to lie 20 inches
outside of the post of the lantern; lantern to hu
painted two coats, inside white, outside black;
a copper electrical rod to run up one foot above
thi! \alne ami down two feet into the ground; a
row of piles 9 inches over at the heads, 10 feet
long, to du driven down 12 feet, 4 feel apart, all
round thu house and kitchen, 8 feet distance
from it; ou the heads of these piles is to hu ten-
oned timbers G inches squure, 4 by 4 joist, 5 feel
apart, one end halved ou to the timber ou the heads
of tho piles, thu other end to go into tho brick
pillar under thu sill, ou which is to he laid 2 inch
plank, spiked down.
No payment to be made to the contractor for
the ahovu work until it shall have been comple
ted, inspected and unproved by thu Collector aud
Superintendent of Lights at Huvaimali, or such
personas lie slmll appoint Ibr tho purpose; the
whole to hu completed in a workmanlike maimer
on or before thu first day of August or sooner if
possible. \V. B. BULLOCH,
nov II tliffi— Col. and Hup. Lights.
OOKS* SASHES A WINDOW
BLINDS.—The Subscriber, Agent for F.
Callaway A Co., ia constantly receiving ull kinds
of Hashes, Door ami Window Blinds, which hu
oilers at as low prices ns they can hu purchased
in thu city. All work furnished by him will he
warranted equal to uuy iu tlm country, or thu
money will he returned.
JOHN G. FALLIGANT,
West side Monument Square.
N. B. Orders for odd sizes received ami
promptly executed — sept 1
W IN DO W-S ASH A N D BLIN D
MANUFACTORY AND PLAINING
MACHINE, West Broad street, adjoining the
residence of Judge Wayne. Hashes ami Blinds
of every description, made of the bust materials, at
Northern Prices. Ilousu aud Ship Joiner-Work
promptly executed.
—I st 411 :i f > t;
Mjpagttg
takbtj tho Sailrtofhqt' Exchange Dqck, and are
prepared to curry on tlio Ijusmusqiii its various
bYaiicho.i, such ns Tents,'; Awnings,.Tariwvfifijpfj
Steamboat Covers, uud Sails of oyejy description;
and hqpe by unremitting aitgiitioii, .(pqtph.inqd
with uu extensive knowledge o.}*. thu ^buitiifossi u>
merit tho continued patronage of those \ylio give
theiii.a trial.
6*^*8hip nud Steamboat Flags made to bydor.
nov G —26,
„ FOR NEW YORK—Brig Line.
Bl’lio regular packet brig SAVANNAH, W.
S. Dixon muster,, will huvu immediate despatch.
Foy, freight or passage apply on hoard,at Mooru's
wharf,or to
nov 17. WASHBURN WILDER A CO.
J
MADISON, E. WatkiiH master) will Jiayo
immediate despatch. For freight or piwaagu; up-
ply on hoard at Mongin’snpbbr wlmrf, hr to
nov 16 WASH BURN, WILDER A COi
FOR BOSTON.—The fiistsjujjiig
brig REVEILLE, Cant. Slcopcr, litis jujrt
ofn cargo engaged uud will have despatch. For
freight imply to S. W. WIGHT A COi
nov 11
N otice to consignees.-
Transportution Office, Ccnlrul llail Hoad—
October 5,1847.—Consignees Of Cotton or other
produce by this Road, are hereby notified that re
ceipts will hu required for all freight delivered—
They will therefore scud persons to receive their
consignments who are authorised to sign siich re-
H " ~
coipts.
net G
£L
I.. O. REYNOLDS,
Eng’r ami Sufinrintolidenl.
"Hats and caps.~i>. a. am~
BLEU A CO. have ou hand a full uud com
plete assortment of every possible variety of
IIATS AND CAPS. We flatter oursulths'tliut
a more fashionable, a larger or flutter selected
stock ofthis kind of Goodslias never been ollyrcd
to the citizens of Savannah. It comprises Fine
Beaver. Mole Skin, Silk, Plain Riissia, Taiuni-
co, Ashland, Bilciui Vista, Rough tiitd Ready,
Rutichcrq, uml Wool Hats of every descriptibu.
One of the partners residing at the North, ena
bles iis to receive weekly supplies ofgoods.
To Merchants ami Planters we oiler gobds nil
as favorable terms as can ho luid South hr North;
net28 177 BAY STREET:
AUCTION 8il.ES.
Iiy ijv j• 1 r 1
’W'.ltfVh21M }iisiant*,jvill,K sold fTflip
lord, comer of Broflghtbli uud Drayton ulre^ts,
Crockory ofaTl kinds, with evely dfiscHpi^i i$f
goods found iii a family groedry. Term? Cii
nov 17
? • By Uolich A Fosdickl ' *
Landing from brig PfeftbVehihfco; 15 J»l)dsV C,u
ba MUH(!(»fudo Htjgur;Iii BtohV 25 Jd(ds., Pnr(o
Rico Sugar. 25’do NewOrleans do’, sept 10.
'171 X‘E CU.TOR’S J3 AXE
Jlt bit the first Tiieijjlay iit'Fim
told;
twopu tlio mauuI Iiomw oI' snle^aj'fflhl^fcn^ioil,
b(fibre Cuitft l!bqfb ifijlie;-hUj:-of.flw , iuyiah,
the lollowhWteiinistute, belonging 'iqjjuMydatc
of Miclmel Dillon, deceased, uh(|/olifhylpvjjtns-
sion of t^e, Ijopprabletlie Iolcribf..CpMri/pfChai-
*liatii comity,Viz: 4 • ~ ~ m.
Lot No due (1),Franklin wurd, in tlio city of Sn-
vniimih, with’the buildings, ( Ac.^known its tire
44 Sailors’ Home." This lot is iii foe simple. .
, Ififi No two (2), Franklin xyqrd, city of Savan-
t'itli M adjoining ji>t,Np I, to the'went. This lot Is
uiiitiijiniyed, dit’fi 19 subject th aground rent to the
citv corheij^fibu of. Muvuhhafi.hr $35 per lUUiiim.
Lot Nofiiino. (9) Curry..Town, city ol* Savuu-
uali, fee simple, nud unimproved.
ROBERT M. CHARLTON, Ex’nr.
iiov 18 —
. John P. Cl;iv{tiji A Co.,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION lifUUCllANTS,
Anil ForwnriHng Agonls, IMnciui, tin.
Ill aeon, July 2i), 1847 ly Jiilv 23 •
n NEW STY EE OP IIATS 1—
“^^FALL FASHIONS of superior qualities,
received by recent arrivals at 187 Bav street.
sept 16 IVES. 1IORSKV A CO.
rn HATS ! If ATS l—From the Fashi-
A 1 *® nimble Mat Store of Messrs. Beebe A Cos
tar, Broadway. New York. Those who have
boon in the habit of sumlingto them liirtheir Hats,
can hu furnished with the same article, at New
York prices, by calling on
_octlil IL_A. AMBLER A CO._
Now Clothing Itetnbiteiiiiivnt,
G 1 11 n O N‘S * It A N 11 !•:,
The iiudursigiied will opun oil
thu 18th instant, the store recently
ocuupied by Mr. I. W. Morrell.
where, ho intends to keep u huge, ami well select
ed assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING,
which he will sell at verv small profits, and very
respectfully invites tho l’luliters. Merchants anil
Citizens goiierallv, to give him a call before sup
plying themselves, as hu is confident his STOCK
lias never been surpassed by any brought to this
place, it being an entire iiuw Stock, made up ex
pressly for this Store. Among his Goods, are
the following articles:
Ci.uIvkh and Maxti.ks—Blue and black Broad
Cloth ami Cnuihlct.
OvKit-CoATX—Of invisible green, brown, Pur-
sons .Mix, Pilot Cloth, quilted Cauihlet, and Lion
Skin.
Drkss ani> Frock Coats—Offuiu black French
Broad Cloth.
Bosi.vkss Coats—Such ns plain and fancy
Tweed Casimer.e black Doe Skill, plain aud fig
ured Beaver Cloth, Satinets, Kentucky Joans
Sacks ami l’rockteus.
Pantaloons—From all of the most fashionable
Goods, such as plain |hlack Cusitnoro, Moleskin,
Plaid, striped diagonal rihhuil Casiinere, Satinet,
Tweed Casiuieru uml Negro (’loth.
Oil Cloth Jackuts ami Pants for Soumon, Sati
net Round Jackets, Boys’ line black Jackuts, Pauls
and Vests.
Vksts—Of avoiy duscriiitiou. such as line plain
black Satin, ligiired ami black Velvet, Bomhiisiii.
Alpaeca, Valencia, plaid Worsted, figured Silk,
black Cloth and Cusmicrc.
Uniikii-Siiiiits—Of heavy ribbed Wool, fine
and ComiumiMeriiio, Silk, Saxony Wool, bleach
ed and uiihleacheiLCultoii ami Buckskin; Ladies’
lino Merino ami Silk Umlcr-Shirts.
Cravats of Worsted, fancy Satin, Plaid Silk,
Colton, and black Silk. Linen and Silk Pocket
Handkerchiefs of great variety .
Shirts of Linen, Cotton with Linen Bosoms,
fancy Cotton, striped aud Night Shirts. Also, a
good assortment of Boys’ sizu Linen Bosoms and
Collars.
Stocks of plaiii]Satin, crimpedSaliu, Bomhnzm
and fancy Silk Stocks and Neckties.
S use k.M) Kits of great variety.
Gi.ovks of line French Kiu, black, white and
col’il Worsted, Cloth ami Thread. Silk ami Col-
toil Night Caps, Money Belts, Silk Purses.
l : MimKi.i.\s.a heaiAil’ul assortment of French
Silk, Scotch Gingham, and Colton Umbrellas.
Gentlemen's fine anil fashionable Cloth CAPS,
Otter Skill Caps, a beautiful article.
Also, a general assortment for Youths’ and
Boys' wear. The Imilies are parlieiilarly invited
to call ami see them. He will soon have a line
assortment of Children’s Suites for Boys from
lour to ten years old. Having taken much pains
in titling tip his Store, ami equally as imicli iu
selecting a Stock for it, ho hopes, by strict atten
tion to business, to merit a liberal share of patron
age. GEO. S. NICHOLS.
N. B. The Store at No. Ill Brvaii-street,
will lie continued as heretofore, witli u general
assortment of thi! above Goods, ami will hu con
ducted by Mr. WM. L. IIAUI'T.
nov III 5—
H Ami il/roiv assymoNS iiuvo
received per Hartford and Savannah: A
choice assortment of French, English ami
Belgium CLOTHS,OAHHLMKRS AND VEST
1NGS, selected with the greatest rare, uml ol'tlie
best imported iu this country. Wo are now pre
pared to manufacture at the shortest notire, and in
the host manner, any garment in our line, for cash
or approved credit.
J7 WHITAKER STREET,
oct 13 — Savannah, Ga.
/'1APS 1 CAPS* l-’-Notv Fashions—Just
received ner Sleazier Northerner, a superior
lot of GeiitH* Dress Caps, consisting of G'irelliun,
Tuylor, B La Mode, Navy, Silk, Glazed, Polka,
Oriental, Philadelphia Pattern, uud Travelling
Caps.
Also Leather Travelling Hut Boxes, for sale by
nov G D. A. AMBLER A CO.
WHOLESALE WINE, LIQUOR
W AND GROCERY STORE.—A’o. 188
Congress and 88 Si. Julian Street.—WILLIAM
M. DAVIDSON would inform his frionds, that
he coutinuea to keep on hand at his old stand,
West Side of the Aiarket, a large assortment of
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND GRO
CERIES, all of which he otfers on tho best pos
sible terms. He is also constantly supplied with
the best ALBANY ALE and NEWARK CL
DER, to which ho respectfully invites the atten
tion of the public, — nov 3
CHARLES VAN HORN, Proprietor.
N. B.—Constantly ou hand a full supply of
Flooring and Weather Boards, Hash, Blinds, aiul
Paiuicl Doors, 8 10 Hush, glazed at 10 cents.
All other sizes in proportion —ly ang7
S *~ EGA If AND TOD ACC O STORE.
No. 27, Hull-street. Sign of the Indian, near
Monument.square. Tlio subscriber returns his
grateful thanks to the citizens of Savannah, and
the public generally, who have so liberally patron
ised him during tho hist four years, and begs to as
sure them that ho still imports the very best brands,
of which he hns on hand nt this time n large assort
ment. He would call particular attention to ulatu
shipment which lie can fully warrant. Also to his
stock of chewing Tobacco, Snuff, Ac., Ac., all of
which he will sell on osgood terms us can be hod
elsewhere. P. JACOBS
july 27 ly—
TO I* LA NT E IIS.—R EM S11A RT
A THOMAS, Sign of the (lolden Boot,
Baring's llangc, have ill store, received
per recent arrivals, a large assortment of PLAN
TATION BROGANS, to which they invite (lie
ultciifuui of Planters ami Factors.
£ V'MnuHiires lilted withcaro aud despatch,
nov IB (V—
SEVENTY-FIVE HOLLA IIS
REWARD.—Runaway on the 27th clay of
eji Juno last, my hoy TUTT. Hi! is of inns-
tee color, spare made, long legged, short body,
walks a little stifi’in his hips, limps a little, his right
leg being shorter than the other, occasioned by
Rheumatism wlieii young; flat head and loug Ini-
hind, about 25 or 30 year of age and weighs about
131) or M0 Ihs. lie can both read ami write, ami
no doubt will have a free pass or one purporting
to hire Ins own time ofliis own writing, lie pre
tends to religion and is iu tlm Baptist Church
lie! is my carriage driver and house servant, ami
for lying wlicn interrogated, lie cannot Im heat.
I believe lie is lurking about some town or city
passing bv some other name. Any person deliv
ering said hoy to me will receive the above rexVard,
or fifty dollars if confined iu any jail so that I can
get him. Address (Juki Spring. Edgefield District,
So. (’n.. or Walker A Bradford. Hamburg,
oct 15 fti— WVF.I’T HOMES.
Callus. Pistols,
Rifles, Blind wurd
Ac. Ac. Ac*
• SPORTSMEN.atvl oilier* are .hereby notified
that they can he supplied at low prices,’ for cash,
with the follow articles, viz; Double nml Single
Guns from $3 to $50—Rifles, Philols, Powder
Flasks. Shot I’ouclms, Game Bags, Conn Wren
ches, Walker’s Cups. Baldwin’s Gnu Wadding,
Gun Gotten, Fishing Tackle, Powder, Shot, Ac.
Also, A general assortment of Hardwafc, consist
ing iu part of Table and, Pifijkbt Cullorv. .Loelos
Hinges, Spade*, Shovels, Hoes.^ A\e.i..llulchen;
Augers. Drawing Knives, Collets Mills, Caifis,
Ac, Ac. . .i
Please call and examine before purchasing else
where. . JOHN OARRUTJIERS,
No 175 Congress Street, Savaimah. •
N. II. llilles made to order, and all kinds of
Repairing ofGuns, Rifles, Locks, Ac. carefully
ami punctually attended to and warranltfil Of
dersfrnm the country, or Vink.sent iu hu done
will he ntleiiilcd to aiul returned by thu boats, or
other conveyance, with tlm same fidelity, as if per
sonally present net 4 ’
( lIHUUUAIf.—Thu undersigned Ins lu-
J entuil liiiiiHclf iu Newark, New Jer’s/iy, u.s a
General Agent. •
Persons at a distance jWishliig articles pur-*
chased iu this or, adjhiiiiug cities, will find it to
their advantage to procure them through tlm •
agency of the undersigned, who will ho. at all
times advised of tlio lowest price articles can ho
purchased at, and who from.....
Tlm various branches of iniitmfactiiriug ilii/t
city excels in,quakes it u desirable place for un
agency to lie located.
Tlm iitidorsigndd having resided in Georgia for
the last eghtceii years, flatters himsell’tliaf he will
he able fo fill orimrsfrom individuals ofihe South
urn country generally, hut more inirtRuihiHy front
Georgia, as near fltejr Ihtlcy as (hough tiny were
here themselves, mid, in many instances, ui lower
prices.
Tlm strictest cafe frfkcit ill Shipping nud In
suring, if instructed.
JACOB It; DAVIS, Newark, New Jersey,
sept IG Uiiio—
I ’ "NFEKIOIt COURT —CHAMBKIUi
October 15, 1847—Tlio Grand Jury of tli4 '
County of Chatham, having recommended a it
additional tax tii aid ill the nip port of chhifnou
schools, tlm funds assigned by tho Statu for
that purpose proving entirely inadequate to effect
the objects intended to ho accomplished, tlm Jus
tices of the Inferior Court, desirous of comply
ing with this recommendation, hut without resort-,
ing to mi increase of tlm present taxes, have del
cided fo make mi appropriation for that ohjci t
from the present revenues of thb ebiutty.
It is therefore ordered, That the inti!rest de
rived from the Sinn of six thousand dollars, re
ceived for tho old Jail mid lots, mid now vested iii
Public Stocks, he afid is hereby appropriated ami
set apart, together with siich fflrther sftiii fi) ho
paid out of tho County treasury, ns shall makeup
the nuioiiut of Jive hundred dollars annually, ho
paid to the Conimissioui'rs of Common Schools,
to ho appropriated by them with tho concurrence
of tlm Justices of the Inferior Court, to tlm sev-i
oral District schools, in such proportions ns shall
he deemed most lie official: Provided, neverthe
less, that the inhabitants of each district shall
eauso one or more convenient and proper school
houses to hu built iu each district, and approved ,
of by said Commissioners, ullibrWisi; tlm umiiuy •
apportioned to such district shall Im wjlhlmh]' ,,
Ordered further, That Robert A. Lewis.fic,
mid Imis hereby appointed one of (lie Commis- *
sinners iu plaeu of N. J. Bavnrd removed from
the county.
It is required that these orders lie entered upon
the minutes of tlm Inferior Courtmul he publish
ed iu both the city gazettes for one mouth, daily,
and by a proper notification from the Commis
sioners in relation to thu building uf school'
houses.
A. PORTER, j.i.c.c.c.
ELIAS REED, j. i.e.fc.c.
W. THORNE WILLIAMS, j. t.t.r. c.
oct 20 —26
?|10 I'l.AN T1! MS JUKI J11A pi ICsi
L AMI .11 KIM,'HANTS. —Til.' SliliHiliUnr•
has. at thi! Easfern Wharf, a prime assortment of
RIVER LUMBER, TIMBER, SHINGLES,
and FIREWOOD, which lie oilers for sale oil
accommodating terms. Purchasers will please
call at his ollice near the Exchange before pur
chasing. All orders, fur either of tlio above ar
ticles, left at his oflieo, will he promptly attoudud
to jiiuc’JH R. A. ALLEN.
(>« KS AND ST AT IoNEIIYT—
All the SCHOOL BOOKS in common tiso
iu this section ol’tlie country, are kept on hand.
A great variety of MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS.
Alt assortment of JUVENILE BOOKS, cal
culated to suit tlm taste of every one, with u va
riety of interesting GAMES for youth. •
Family mid other BIBLES, and Hymn Books
for ull denominations, iii plain, substantial uiiii
elegant binding.
NEW BOOKS of all kinds coilifaiitly re-
ceixeil.
BLANK BOOKS bl’ovl-rv description.
Also, PLAIN and FANt’V STATIONERY:
J. B. CIJBBEDGE,
nov 3 South side Market eqr., Savannah.
^■ySrtlOND, Tim Avenger, or tho Robber’s
BUCKWHEAT AND BUTTJBB.
75 packages Buckwheat, halves, Quarters,
Eghths and Boxes; 25 firkins Butter, landing
from brig American, and for sale by
nov 16 SCRANTON & JOHNSTON
Oy
SURGEON y
DE1TISTS;
MAY ho consulted nt their rooms N. E. corner
of St. Julian street and Market Square, at ony
hour, (Sunday excepted.) Entrance on St. Julian
street. — nug 13
B utt ei
nov 13
U TT EII.—20 kegs; for sale by
THEODORE MINIS.
E PSON SAJLTS.—lObbls best Baltimore
Epsou Salts, 10 hhls Green Copperas, 15
bids Glauber Salts; for sale by
nov 2 A. T. BOWNE, Smets’ Building.
A EOT of French Collars, just received nml
for sale at 37} cents, by A. EINSTEIN.
iiov ll
Foil lulling.
The Fountain, a Gift: "To stir up your puro
mind—by way of remembrance.’’ Edited by lit.
1 Liftings Weld.
The Cruise oftbe Midge.
Our Army at Monterey, liy T. B. 'i'librpe:
The Life and Adventures of Joseph ’J’. Ilurc*
the hold Rohher mid Highwayman.
Moninui, nr the Beautiful French Girl iu Phil
adelphia, bv II. Ilavdit.
The Patrol ol’tlie Mountain, a (ale of the Revo
lution, by Newton M. Curtis.
The Secret Service Ship, or the fall of the Cas
tle San Joan D'Ullon, by Charles E. Averill.
Received by J. M. COOPER:
nov 13 W.-V-aA
L I<M)OKS ANI> WINKS.-^rpfi 1
olioivo IhIiiv Hrolcli IVlinker, 1' pniioliron
Jamaica Rum. 5 halfpipe* Otafd, Dilinty & C'O’s.
Brandy, I pipe Imperial Gin.. 15 hhls old Ryu
Spirits. 100 boxes Blaridv C O M Wink, 25 do
Alary Ann do, 20 do Palo Sherr> do; 20 do Cor
dials, comprising Maraschino, Myemi, Ahslrithe,
Curactta mid Korchenwasser, Ibr sale Idit bV
• J. K. GAUDRY A CO.
Also, :10 basket* Champagne, Of the De OH*
inout, Bollinger & Bollinger’s Anchor brands.'
nov 15 ’ • ' ,
TIT ACK JEltl?!..-10 ao hair and
i.TX 20 qr. bhls No J Mackerel; 20 kits do, land
ing and for salo by
nov 15 WOOD, CLAGHORN & CO.
F ~ LOUR.^ bhls Georgia Flour; 7 hags do
do. Inndiug and for sale by
nov 11 COHEN A F03DICK.