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CITY OF SAVANNAH,
WIIjMAM II. BirLLOCII,
at ten dollars per annum,
I’AVAIII.E SKMI-ANNU VI.I.V I.V AUVANUK,
0. . OR
ATtSIX DO I.L A ItS FOIt SIX MONTHS
THI-W15KULY GKOKCSIAN, '
*011 Til K COPMTKY,
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nnd Saturday,) at tlio Ollico of the Daily Geor
gius, aud contains nil tlio intelligence, Commer
cial; Political-and Miscellaneous,' including now
Advertisements published in tlio Daily Paper*
TIII8 PAPER
Is aonl to nil parts of tho 8tala nnd Union,
'*'or'delivered in tlio city, nt FIVE DOLLARS
per nnuuni, or at TPREE DOLLARS for siz
month*.. ‘ j. '
Tilt? WIIUKTA'. OROKOTAN,
Is published every Friday afternoon. at Times
noLLAK* por niinum—all pay able in advance.
N. B.—Each Citation by ’ tlio Clerks of tho
Courts of Ordinary, tbnt application has been
irtifAilr
mado for Letters of Administration, must bit pub
lUJiod TiunTif bin at least. ....
. Notice byv Executors mid Administrators for
Debtors and Croditorslo render in their accounts,
mint bo published m wkkks.
Sales of Negroes by Executors or Adtninistra-
tors must bo nt public auction, on tho first Tues
day of tlio month, between tliensnttl hours ofsnlo,
at tho placo of public snlos in tho county whore
tho LettersTostampntnry, of-Administration,, or
Guardianship, may hnvo boon granted, firal'giving
. iixty DATs notice tlioreof in ono of the ptiblio
gazettes of this Stato, and at tlio door of tlio
Court House, whore such biiIob aro to bo hold.
Notice for leavo to sell Nograos, must be pub
lished for fotir nionths, boftiro any order absolute
•hall bo mndo thereupon by‘the Court.
Sales of Real Estate by Executors, Adminis
trators, nnd Guardians, must bo published SIX
TY DAYS boforo the day of mile. ThdsosaloH
must be made at thaGoftrt Ilouso door bf tlio
county in which tiio'property is sittiato, and on
tho first Tuosday of tlio month, botwoon tlio
hours often in tlio morning and four in the after
noon. No stilesfftwm day to day is valid; unless
io expressed in the adyphlooptbnh'
Gum
I Nil
Sales of personal property (excop t nogroos) of
’—* tecatntos by Kxoculofs nndAd*
testate nnd i Intestate oatntos —■
tuiiiMtmtora, must bo advertised FORTY DAYS.
Applications by Exocutors uml Administrators,
far Letters Dismissory must bo publishod SIX
MONTHS. • • .
Application for foreclosure of Mortgages on
real ostato, must lio advertised onco' u moiitli for
FOUR MONTHS.
Orders of dm Court ofOrdinary, (nccoinpnniod
with a copy of tho bond ofngroomont) to tttako ti
tles to land, must bo udvortwod Tiikkb Months
ut least
8heriirs solos undor oxooutions rogulnrly
granted by tho courts, must lie advertised
THIRTY DAYS—under mortgage executions.
SIXTY DAYS—Solos of noruhablo property
,>under ordor of Court, must bo advortised gener
ally, TEN DAYS before'tlio day of Snlot
‘•"y All Loiters directed to this Ofllco or tlio
Editor, must ho post paid to outitlo tlioui to atton-
WOGIIB’S EIIKOPEA.N- AND
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The two sorios comprising about 40 J2mo vol-
1 tunes, published in London, ill neat uniform cloth
binding, each volume with a stool Portrait; being
ucollcction of tho host works of tlio host authors.
For sale by JOHN M. COOPER.
novO r - • r
T his Mexican KANCiiKito,or
tlio Algid.Of tho Chapparul, by Charles E.
Arorlll.
Ilcninniin, tlio Jaw of Grenada, it Romauco;
by Edward Mnturlh, Esq.
Body tlio Rover, of, ltll
William Carolton.
Tho Indian 4 in his Wigwam, or Characteristics
of tho Red Raco of America; by lldnry S School,
craft.
Ubbonman, a Talo; hy
Tho Champions ofFroodnm, or tlio Mysterious
Chief, a lloniancd of tho 19th century; by Sum-
del Woodworth. Rocoivod by
J. B. 6
DUBBEDGE,
South side Markot square.
HpHH WdltLD IN A Vi
1 BOOK.—By W! H. Crump.
6 Specimens-of tho early NfidvO Pi
POCKET-
.. ... Pootryof Irb-
f, in English metrical translations.
The Hook of Visions,
Christmas Blossoms for 1848.
. ThoSnow Storm; a Christmas story, by Airs
.Gpro s elognntly bound.
The Christian Keepsake for 18-18.
Friendship’s Oflcring for 1848.
Tho Grout Socret, or How to be Happy; by
Emily Cbubbuck. *
Tho Book of Cbristiuns, descriptive of the cus
toms, ceremonies, fun, footing, and festivities of
tlio season ; by Thos. K. Horvoy.
Tlio Child's Favorite, by a Lpdy.
Alphabetical Cards, &c. Received hy
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8outh-sidoBtarket square.
niHE CHAItlll, for 1848, a series of grace-
A. ful and elegant colored groups, designed
expreessly for.this work,
j rho Opal, a pure gift for the holydays, for 1848;
edited by Airs. Sarah J Hale. .
. Also, Illustrated octavo editions of tha Foots,
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Received hy JOHN M. COOPER
nov 10
■piCTOlUAL BROT
-* B, ni*snnu'al Pictori
OTHER JONATHAN,
.....a..",",, ■ ictnrial for tlio Holydays.
v Pl «orial Yankeo Doodle, a Christmas aud Now
Year’s Present.
‘Scouting Expeditions of AIoCullocli’s Texas
1 .y Sa,,,,,el C Heed, Jr.
i..“ »r n,lor of. Versailles aud tlio Court of
, ino-Hpit
Louis XIV. ^
Ca|.t. Donovan’s Adventures in Mexico,
t no I mites’ Covo, or Adventuros wiUrLafiito;
by Donald O’Bannon.
Clinton Bradshaw, 6r tins Adventures of b
Lawyer, by. the author of East und West.
JUrtiutho Foundling; by Kugorio Suo.
1 he Court of Afonto Christo; by Alox. Dumas.
it r J‘? AinoriBaii Almanac and Repository of
Useful Knowlodgo; for tlio year 184S. Received
b J, JOHN AI. —
dec 1
COOPER.
r pIIK 01.11 WHITE MEETING HOUSE,
4 r- 0(4 Uominiscouccs of a Country Congroga-
Tlui Porco of Truth, an authentic Narrativo, by
Thomas Scott.
Annals of the Poor, containing tho Dniryman’s
Daughter, tlio Young Cottagdr, the. Negro Ser
vant, Ac.
Luther nnd Calvin, or the truospirit of tlio Re
formed Church, by D’Auhigtio, D. D.
clhion Friend, froiti die 87th London
A Glimpse into did World to Coiue, in a Wa*
k "'« Dream. .
Hov. John Nbwtou, by Rov.
Richard Coed. *
I’fi 6 of Chriatiaitlty, by J. O.
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.-~-' : i^ A - 7 C'hoWNE,"f!mol.' IWlaini.
AND uriiViiSE.—lOkogi
troiiU'Oraugn county Butter, warranted of
351 *
boxes Gffshen Choose,
ALBERT HARD.
( 1 UOltOIA. - nmioi li Comity.
VJ* To nil to whom it may concern.—VVhorcns
Alary Higdon Imlli applied to die Honorable tho
Inferior Court of said county, wliilo silting for
ordinary purposes, for letters of AdministrAtinn
oiuho uiilMiquoathed part of tlio ostato of Daniel
Rfgdon, Into of said county, deceased.
Those aro therefore to citu nnd admonish all and
singolnrlho kindred aud creditors of tho said de
ceased, to file their filijcctirtha^if any they have)
tnonviso
in tlio clerk’s ollico, in terms of tho luw|ot
letters of Administration will bo graiitod to «p-
plicunt. . "
Witness tlio'Hdh. William Willinms, ono of
tho Justices of tho said court, this &ld November,
A.D.TltH7.
nov 29
DAVID BEASLEY, c 4 . c. o. d'. c.
AUORGIA, Diilloeli County.—To
V3T n|| whom it may.concern.—'Whereas, Allen
lVilliams, Guardian of Martha A. Lyons, hath
applied to tho Jinn., tin: Court of Ordinary of
Biilloeh county, for Letters Dismissory from said
Guardianship.
These aro therefore to cito and admonish all
persoud whatsoever filturested; to file tiioir ohjoc-
tioii-* (if any) in my ufiiee, within tim timo !pro-
scribcd by law, otiiorwiso Letters Dismjssory will
bo granted tlio applicant.
oct 1 DAYlD BEASLEY, o. o. o. n.c.
pome MONTHS nftor d.itu nn|ilicution
X will bo mado to tlio-Ilon.tiio Justices of tiio
Inferior Court of Ware, Couuty, when sitting
for ordinary purposes, for leavo to sell tho lands
belonging to tiiOoatato of Wdliain Yarborough.
Into of Ware county, docoased, lift tiio benefit of
tlio lioirs and creditors ofsnid estate.
DAVID J. MILLER. Adm’r.
ELIZABETH YARBOROUGH,'Adin’x.
nbv 10
TVTOT1CE.—All norsoUH indebted to tho es-
-L1 tnto of William Yarborough, Into of Ware
county, ducoasod, uro horoby requested to make
iminodiuto payment: Aud those havingdouuiiids
against said estate will render tiium iu according
to-law.
DAVID J. MILLER. Adm’r.
ELIZABETH YARBOROUGH,’Adin’x.
Wnroshoro’, Nov. 1,1847, nov 9
‘ITUHJK HIONTIIS after date application
X will ho mado to tho I Inn. the Iufonor Court
of Bulloch County, while. Hitting for ordinnry
purposes, for leaye to sell all tho real nnd por-
sounl Estato of Jaspor and Eliza Shns, minors. '
- HASKELL S1AIMONS.
Guardian of Jasper Sims.
Charles c. daniel;
• nov 4 - - u “t Ctmrdiap of Eliza Siius. ,.
J7IOUII mOWTIIS after date, application
X will'lio mado to tho Hon’, tho Justices of tlio
Infarior Court of Clintlmiii County, while sitting
as a Court of Ordinary, for leavo to roll all tho
ireporty, whothor real or personal, belonging4o
he estato of Edward Quigly, deceased, fur the
lioittjllt of tlio lioirs and creditors of said oatato.
JOHN CABS, Guardian of tlio
orphan children of Edwurd Uuigly, dec’d.
noY2
•fVTOTICE.-All persons iudobtod to tho os-
-Ll tato of L. Baldwin, docoased, wiU plonso
make immediate payment: And those who havo
doiuonds against said estato, will present thorn os
the law, directs..
noy 2 D. H. BALDWIN, Ex’r.
pOtill IflONTfis aftor data, application
JC- will-bo madti to tiio Hon. tiio Inforlor Cotirt
of McIntosh Couuty, whou sitting for Ordinary
purposes, for leavo to soli >tiio- real estate und
slaves of Mrs.- 4 Anno Gunlhglipm, Into of said
county, docoased, for tiio benefit 4 of tiio lioirs and
ondjtorqpfjuiia;h8tato^.>.. > *. ; • v^-
oolji . CUAftLES SPALDING,:
^VTOTkCE.—Four months after data, dppll-
J-i cation will bo mado to tlio Houorablo tiio
Justices of tho Inferior Court of Chatham County
while sitting as a Court of Ordinary, for leave to
soli Billy and Sarah, two negroes,belonging to tiio
estato of William Lavinder, deceased, for tho
bunofit oftliu heirs ofHtiid.estnto.
oct21 . G. W. LAVINDER, Acfin’r. •
T7IOUR months after date application will bo
X mado to tiio Ilonprublo tiio Inferior Court of
plyuu couuty, when sittiug as a Court of Ordi
nary for leavo to soli tiio ostato ofVVm. B. McDon
ald, deceased, late of Mclulosh County.
alex’r McDonald,
daniel McDonald,
oct 5 4 Administrators.
•jVTOTl€I3.—All persons indebted to tho os-
±n tato of Josouli l’ondarvis, Into of Wnyuo
County, deceased, uro requested to como forward
nnd make iminodiuto payinant. And all porsons
having auy doniandugninst tho ostato, aro request-
qdto hnnd in tlio snmi) regularly uttested withiu
tlio timo prescribed by luw. ,
oct 12 CALEB I’ENDARVIS, Exo’r.
W5ITB illOlVI’IIN iiflur (Into, application
X will bo mado to tlio Hun. tiio Justices of tho
Inferior Court of Chatham County, while sitting
iu a Court of Ordinary, for leavo to sell tho per
sonal property belonging to tho estate of Mary
E. Turner, lato of said county, deceased, for tbo -
benefit of tiio lioirs and creditors of said estate,
aug 17 BTEI’II EN A; FATOT, Adm’r.
ITtOUlft MONTHS after date, pplication
X will bo mado to tiio Hon. the Justices of tiio
Inferior Court of Bulloch county.' wliilo. sitting
for ordinary purposos. lor lonvo to sella lot ol
land iu Early county, No.’ 140, Glh district, belong
ing to tlio ostato of James Brinson, ducoosud, for
tiio bouofit of tiio lioirs nud creditors of said os
tato. JASPER WILSON, \ « .
.apt 13 SIM EON ItlUNSON, j L3tri
T70UR MONTHS after duto, application
X will bo mudo to tiio lion, tho Justices of tho
Inferior Court of Chatham county, whilo sitting
for ordinary purposes, for loavo to sell two Ne
groes, being part of tho personal property of tho
lato Johu P. Williamson. Sold for the bunofit of
tiio heirs. JOHN N. LEWIS,. Guardian,
.sept 2
T7IOIJR MONTHS after date application
X will ho made to tho Honorlmlo tlio Inferior
Court of Chatham county, when sitting oh a
Court of Ordinary; for leave to sell tiio real estate
of John B. Gnudry, Into of this county, duccHscd,
for tbo benefit of tiio hoira and creditors of said
ostato.
nov 10 FRANCIS SORREL, Ex’r.
371011 IC MONTHS after date, upplieation
X ’ will bo iiiodo to tlio Justices of tiio Inlerior
Court of Chatham County, while sittiug for ordi
nary purposes, for leavo to sell the following
nogro slaves, to wit : Louisa and her five children,
viz : Jauo Ann. Mary Mnrgaret, Francos, Wil
liam nud Guorgin, for die benefit of tho heirs and
creditors of Abraham Nichols, Into of Clmtlmm
County, deceased.
ROBERT W. POOLER,
nov 4 A;piiuBtrator, o. ». h. c. t. a.
ft) BMCKNCR A niEPKEU,-
®Nos. 105 and 100 Bryan street, have just
received, a fine assortment of BOOTS tuid
SHOES, for Gontluinon, Youthsh'nd Boys wonr,
of tiio host mnturials and manufacture, and of tho
Intost stylo. Also, Ladies, Misses and Children’s
Shoos of ovory variety aud style, warranted as
good ns can bo fomuf in this markot, and nt as
low prices. A largo and carefully selected stock
of PLANTATION BllOGANS, which planters
and factors will find to their advantage to call and
examine. Caro taken} in fitting measures,
Also, n general assortment of Caps, Truului,
Values, Carpet Bags, School Satchels, Ami.
Aud a supplylof Ladie* und Gentlemen’s Paris
made Boots,-diroct hhpnrtntioti; qct l. ,
3,781 acres, and Km)wn as tract |I, audvouipoBi
nftiio four following surveys, to w/ti oiio sftrvi
cohtaiimig I,(JOB acros, aud granted on tlio 20
H ousekkepingi
•Fiirnitur
DiUpcr
Dovlos; 5-4*to T.
hlda’d (did unblod , <
|*0-4 tp 12-4
Received and
, cpUqhf4Uto. f , ... . v
COt A hy SNIDEELATIIEOP & NEV1T T
r'EYNI SllllimT'S 8AI.U.—Will
bo sold on die tlio first Tuesday in Jammry
next, hothre die door of the Court House in
Brunswick, botwoon tho' legal hours of sale, tho
following tracts, parcels and lots of Land,situate
lyiugnml being in tho county ofGlytJit, with all die
privileges^ appurtenances and improvements
thoroto belonging aud kuowu nnd doscribcd as
follows, to wit:
All (lint tract or parcel of Land containing
r»,531 acres and comjioseil of the following six
sovornl surveys, viz: ono survey containing 1000
acres granted to Jacob Woodall, on tlio 14tli day
of Jnimnry, 1837; and one otlior tract, containing
1000 acres, and granted at tho snuic time to Win.
Hudson; und one udiur tract containing 1000 ncros
and granted on tho 20di day of January, 1837 to
1000 ncros, aud granted at tho saino time to Win
D. Junott; ono other tract, conmining 025 ncros,
AbVtfi those sovornl Luts, or parcels of Land,
tying nncboiifg in Brunswick, nnd known ill the
plan Uionbf by the following denomination and
unmhorNlWater Lots, Nos. 6,7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13,
IB, ll), ill, and 2*1, mid Bay lots, Nos. 6, 7, 8, 9,
10, Jl./- 13, 15,40, 17, 19,20, and 23, and
town L*ts numbers Cfi, 57, 58, 59,60, 61,63, 64,
65, 69, 70, 71, 117, }l8, 119,134,135,130,137,
138,139,140,141,142143,149,150,151,153,177,
179, 184, 185, 186, 87, 188, 189, 190,191,192,
m, 200, 201, 202, B53, 289,290, 291,294, 295,
saw, 297, 298, 30} 302, 303, 333, 345, 346,
and 317; all of tlio sad last numtionod town Lots
or parcels of Lnud, ying ami being within tho
lines of a survoy loj&o on 29tb September, 1826,
nndgauted to Urbaous Dart on die 17tii Septem
ber, 1828—all tlio ul resaid tracts aud Jots oljLiiud
wiU privileges, npu tenances nnd improvements,
levied on us the pri [icrty of Urbanus Dart, by
virtue of a writ It. fa,issuing out of tho Suporiof
" " " -
fanij. aiiiiiins—au oi sain tracts or hu
itiff such shape, marks and houndiiriesas
fully nppour by rtferonco. to tlir? pint □:
each of tho said several grants. All i
surveys
an will more
t aruicxeil-'m
l the nbov
Also one other traet or parcel of Land contain-
io 23d
toyt
tid
», and granl
day. of Janui
ammry,.1837;aml
Court of Glynn county, (ouTorcclosiire of‘mort
gages oxccutcd by tho said Uranus Dart, to the
Exclinngo Bank, and by tlio said tlio Exchange
Bank, assignedutidjnMisforrod to tho Comptroller
General of said Stato, and Commissioners under
tlio act of1838, entitled “An Act to authorize the
business of Banking and to regulate tho sumo” in
.favor of David E. UotliwuH, Comptroller General,
for uso, against tbe sntu UroauiiH lJurt,mort
gagor, mid tlio said tho Exchange Bank,assignor,
said property pointed out in said mortgage, li. fit.
Also, at tho. tiiiio and place oforusaid, will bo
sold tho following tracts, parcels atid lots ofLand,
sltuato, lying and beiug in tho County of Glynn,
os,'appurtoiianco8 nndhn-
[rants.
Also, ono-otiior trac; or pnrcol of Land, potain-
1,509 ncros, and known as plat L, which said
‘ if, tlio ** 4 44
hK) acres
l Manly,
i tlio 20tli day of
mciilioi|cd sur-
Also, all tiiat tract or parcel of Laud containing
sprvoy
v ... ,40 20th
irt W^. Alston; ono
,000 iicrus,aud4ranlod at
or survey,
rt. the 2iJd
Also, ono oj
Dthor tract or parcel of iJa ml known
d couipoHod of tho following survoys,
ray containing 900 ncros,and granted
, marks , and bo u ndo-
plat
tlio plat unuoxpd to said
Also, ono dthor fract or .prlrcol of Land, con-
itiing i000 ncro*; and known as tract K, and
rantod to Isaac AloCrary oil thu 20th day of Jun*
i.- '<« “-•-«» -* A - ’ shape, murks and
jfei
iliudurics as' will appear by reference 10 tlio
MnnnoxIuTOimla griuii. * ' .
Also; otic otlior tract or parcel of Land, contaiu-
rvoy cc
f ofJai
ly ofJatiiiary.l837,tn Richmond Brown;nnd ono
indr survey containing 022 ncros, nud graiitod at
k ifllnli llilm I.. A II ..II i.Titiliidl.
io lilutniinexod to each ofsnid tracts.
Also, all tiiat .tract of parcel of Lund, contain-
ig 840 acres, and known as ir'uctD, aud granted
itwir : •* • - *
r illiain J. Davis, on tiio20tli day of January,
Also, ail that otlior tract or'pared of land, con-
lining 6000 acres, and known at tract E, and
ray l 0
;ranted to Bartley McCrary, on .tho 18th daj
nnuary, 1837; ono other survey contniiiiug
pros, and grtintdd at tho snmo time to G. G.
ay of
1000
- Hoi
ked to F. FoucoIl;
0 acres,and graut-
urvoy containing 1000 acres, and granted on tlio
0 th of January,1837,to Isaac M. Ralljand ono oilier
iirvoy coiitniniiig 1000 acres, aiid granted onthu
Diuiuiu, ly
with all tl
lO.nriviiegcs, 'appurtenances
a thereto belonging, nnd known and
provoinonts thereto Lcloi
described " - •*
halljlow8,to wit:
All tiiat tract or parcel of Land/ being a moiety
ofa tract originally granted to John Graham, who
was afterwards - alieinpd, and said Land sold nt
confiscation snips, by tlio Commissioner!! of Con
fiscation, lindor and by virtue’ of an act of “Coh-
licution aud Oineiicemoiit” of tlio Stato of Goor
gin, passed Alarch 1st, 1778, to William Alclutosh,
jr. and sold by tbo administrators of tlio said Wil
liam. McIntosh, jr. to' Virgil 1L Vivino, In tho
year 1800, and again sold by tho said Virgil H. Vi-
viiro, by Iris attorn oy in fact B. Vivino, to Samuel
"* "mdaj
Palmer, on tho' lfilnday ■«i rfuiiunry, iooi,
convoyed by tlio said Samuel Palmer to Ji
AI use, by dcod dated 7tii August, 1841, said lost
mentioned trnct luiving such shapo, marks nnd
boundaries as will apponr by a plat ofjrc-survey.
of tlio 4 same executed by Roubon King, on tlio
17th {December, 1835, which accompanies said
dood of convoyauoo.
Also, all that other tract of land, containing 105
acres, graiitod to William Afooro mi tlio 31st day
of Dunombor.ltiftfi. and sold at ShuritPs Snlo on
3ji day. ofAiigust,1841, and. purchased by E. AI.
Afooro, add,convoyed by tho said E. AI. Alooro to
Jamos AIooro ou said 3d-August 1841; the shapo,
pmrkp and boundaries of which will appear by tho
•■'at of tlio samp. _
Also, all that other tract of Loud,containing2J7
acres, and bounded by Jncob AIooro’s Land, on
tlio nortli, tho estate of Janies Muore’s Land on
tho oast, south ami west by James Fort’s Land,
ited to William Moore on tho 17t|iday of May,
aud purchased at Sheriff's'8 uleontho 3d
August;1841, hy E. M. Alooro, and subsequently,
ontiio 3d day of August 1841, convoyed by said
E. AI, Moore to Jumps Afooro; tho shapo; marks
and boundaries of whioli willappoar.by tho plat of
tho same- , , •
Also, nil that,other,tract or parcel of Land”, con
taining 350, acros, (being composed of the soutii
moiety ofa tract of Land granted to Jacob Afooro,
r of January, *1837, and
1790, for 300 acres) bounded north by.tho norths
of laud,west by-Lauds of
such siiupo, marks and boundaries as will appear
by reference to the plat'aimoJidd to said grant
Also, all tl?at otlior tract, of Land gmntdd to Ja
cob Aloore on tlio 28th Novombor, 1822, contain
ing 495i ucris, bounded east by William Aloore’s
Land, southwest, hy on old snrvoy, northwest by
vacant land, and southeast by Jnmes Aloore’s
M< ‘
land, end convoyed by Jacob Alooro to Alary It
Durncro, wife of James. Alooro, bydeod dated 1st
October, 1835, und having such shape, marks and
boundaries ns will appear by the plat anuoxod to
said grant. ; ;
Also, all t}at other tract of Land containing
512 acres, hounded north by Aiichnol l'oncell’s
land, east by Seaton GrantlniidV Land, soutii by
S. C. King’s Land, west by Edward ~W. Butler's
hud Wm. Hudson’s Lam), nnd granted to James
Alooro on tl]o29th Juno, 1838, and having such
shape, murks and boundaries os will appear by
rofuronco toia plalntinoxod to said grout.
f'llIATIIAlft SHERIFFS NAE.E.
Vv'—On tho first Tuesday in January next, be
fore (lie Court House in tlio city orSavannuli,
botwoon die legal hours of sale, will lie sold, All
tiiat Wharf Lot siliiato, lying and aoiiig iu the
city of Savannah, and known and distinguished
in the plan of said city hy the number Two (2.)
East ot Bull Sired and Lincoln Street, nnd hound
ed East hy a Lot late Peter Kenii’s, West hy n
Lot owned hy estate of Robert Dime, and North
hy Savannah River.
Levied on by virtue of a Fi. Fn. founded on
foreclosure of Mortgage, issued out of tho Supe
rior Court of Chuthum county, iu favor of Lucy
Isancnnd Robert Bruce Isaac vs. Margaret Scott,
Executrix of Robert Scott.
dec 3 EUSIIA WYLLY, Sheriff c. c.
C IKA’JPIIAITI SHERIFF’S SALE.
—On tho first Tuesday in February next,
before tlio Court House in tlio City of Savannah,
between tho legal hours of sulo,* will he sold, ne
gro hoy Nelson, nbout thirteon years of age..
► Levied on. hy-virtue of n Fi. Fa. founded on
foreclosure of Mortgage, issued out of the Infe
rior Court of Chatham Comity, in favor of Rob
ert AI. Charlton v>i Aloxnudur J. Mwxwoll.
dec3 ELISHA WYLLY, Sherilf c. o.
(1IIATIIA1H SHERIFF’S SALE.
Continued—On tho first Tuesday in January
next, boforo thcCourt House, in the city ofSuvau-
_ , tbocity c
nah, between tha Jcgnl hours of Sale, will bo
u.iii, uumui ii UIU 11-giu liuum ut ouiu, will UU
sold a Nogro Alan Slave, namod Lafayette, lovied
on by. virtue of a fi. fa., founded on foreclosure of
Afortgngo, issued out of the Superior Court of
Chatham County, iu favor of Henry K. Bur
roughs y* T. Watson.
doo3 , ELISIIAWYLLY, SherilT, c.o.
A OMISHSI’IS Vl'OltS 8 A 1,13. -
JrA. Will bo sold, oh tlio fi rat Tuesday iu Janu
ary noxt, boforo the Court Hound door, in States-
borough, Bulloch County, between tlio logoi
hours of sale, ono nogro man named Tom, be
longing to tlio Estnto of John Williams, Into of
liiTcounty, deooiisod, for tho benefit of tlio heirs
Id creditors of said Estate. Terms made
and
known on tho di
lio day ofsalo.
K. H. SCARBOROUGH, Admr.
nov A BU8ANNAI1 WILLIAMS, Adiii’x
T^SEOli-ron-S SAI.13.-WU1 bo Bold,
XJ on tho first Tuesday in February noxt. bo-
twoon tho .ttiuial lioiirs of salo, at publio auction,
boforo tho Court Ilotiso in tho city of Savannah,■
tlio following roaf estnto, belonging to the estate,
of. Alichnul.Dillon, docoased, and sold by permis-
8iou of tlio Ilonornblo llie Inferior ()ourt of Chat
ham conuty, viz:
I^t No ono (1),Franklin ward, in tho aity of Sa
vnnimh, with tlio buildings, &c., .known as tlio
“ Sailors’ Homo.” This lot is iu fuo siinple.
Lot No two (2), Franklin ward, city of Savan
nah, adjoining lot No 1. to tho west. Tills lot is
unimproved, nnd Is subject,to a ground rent to* tho
city oornoration of Savniiu'nli of $35 per nnnmu,
I^it No iiiuo (9) Curry Town, city, of Savau-
noli, fee simple, and unimproved.
ROBERT M. CHARLTON,
noy 18
Ex’or.
sold,
be-
T^XECUTOirS SAliE.—Will l»o s
JUJ on tho first Tuosdny in January, 1848,
fore tlio Court Homo door, in tho town ofRoidfl-
County of Tnttm(ll, twia lots, of laiid,
niug acres, more or loss, lying
-.i A, *amaha’Uivor, just
oplo,» J “ *
I,Esq.,
villa, jn tlio
each containing
on tlio North side of tho AlUimiiha ltivor,
fthovq tho junction of tlio Ohooplo, and aro nd-
nOr *' ■* ^
joining tiiolunds of Joseph Bell, Esq., and others.
Thcsojands aro vuluablo, both .in soil and tim-
rare sold for tiio benefit of tlio heirs
opr.- -They ...
nnd creditors of tho’ ostato of William Coopar,
^IVwiib .... IIia .1f.tr .tf'u.il.t
. Terms on the day ofsnlo.
GEQRGE COOPER, Exr.
Choice Goods nt cost, affording an opportunity to
tiiose who wish, to nvail tliemselvos of it, of hav
ing CLOTHING mado to measure of tlio vory
best materials aud workmanship, and at prices ina-.
tcrinlly reduced. Goods will also be mild by tho
piece or pattern.
Any ono doslirous of purchasing the ENTIRE
STOCK will liavo a vury liberal dhcouut made
bolow cost.
N. Bi—All persons indebted to tho subscriber,
either by note or otherwise, are requosted to cnll
and satttlo the satno witii as little delay ns possiblo.
MALLERY..
I surveys, I
by reference to tho platan-
df V
... ofsnid grants.
Also,all Unit other tractor parcel of land, con-
i rvoy. containing
J. Williams, on
U acres, amt grn
of Jni
Also, ono other tract of Land containing 184
acres, bounded at the time ofsnrvey oil the north
and west by vacant Lands,south by Jacob Moore’s
Laud, tind castby old survey, nnd granted to Wil
liam Alooro on 23d November,-1818, for 219 acres,
nnd tmbscquoutly reduced to 184 acres, nnd pur.
caused by 12. M. Moore at Sheriffs Sale on 3d Au-
1841,’and on satno day convoyed by said E,
inurks
negpa. . ......
tinned stiven tracts and pnrcelsof Land,with tlio
uriviloges, appiirteuanccs and improvements
luviod.oiias uie property of James Aloore, de
ceased, by virtao of a writ of fieri Ihcias, issuing
out of tiiu Superior Court of Glynn county, (on
foreclosure of /mortgages executed by the said
James Aloore. in hia filbtiuia to tlio Exchange
Bauk und by tho said Exchango Bunk assigned
nnd trausiorrud to tiio Comptroller General of
said Stato aud Coniniissionom under tho Act of
1838,. entitled ‘.‘An Act to authorize tho businoas
landing Bom brig Josophus. from Philadolpbin,
150 tons Rod nnu White Ash Coal, brokeu and
screouod, solootod for*”
tlio 23d. day. ol
:oiitniiiing 678 acres,
u, on the 28tii day of
of Unakiiig and to regulato tho smuo,”) in favor
of David E. Bothwoll, Comptroller General, for
iirvoys bavin/' siteh sluipo,murks and boundaries
s will appoar by reference to tiio plat annoxed to
achofsmd grants.
Also, all tiiat other tract or parcel of Land con-
uuing 1591 acros,and known ns tract G,audcom-
loscd of the two following survoys, to wit: one
uid grant
i Robert
Alicklejoliti; each of
, r ..„ . -. , n ,
Also, all lluit otlior tractor parcel ofLund, enn-
VVPHHPMH,. . jnuitt'd on
tiio 2tith day of January, 1837, to CluirTus Smith;!
all ofwhieh said lost mentioned survey h jiaviiigsueh
shape markfl aiul boundaries ns will njipoarby re
ference to tiio platatiuoxed to each ofsnid grants.
Also, all those several Lots or parculs of Lnnd,
lying nud being iu Brumnviek, and, known iu tlio
plan thereof by tho following denomination and
ibora, to wit: 362, 303,
305, 366, 307,
477, 478, 470, 480, 481, 512, 613; 514, 517,518,
519,520, .521,527, 528, 529, 530, aud 531; tim
said fifty' four tdwii Lota being' within tho linos of
id fifty To
uirvoy ni
anted to
a survey nfinlo ou tlie 29th September, lS^M, mid
„apt_„ r
UrbaimaDarton tiio 17th September,
Also, nil that other tractor parcel of Land, ,(ex-
cept 120 acres of tiio same,) eoutaiuihg 450 acres,
und known us .Powell's tract, hounded South by
Piles’land, wektvvurdly by Burnett's, lnud, nortli-
weslwartlly by Dart and WilUanis’ land; and cast-
ivnrdly by lands ofthe Brunswick Lund Compa
ny, and (jriginidly granted to J^mos Powell.
r Also, all tiiat other tract and parcel of Land,
containing 177acres,,aud known as tlio Ilazlo-
hnret tract'; bounded east by niarahos aud creoks,
soutii by kinds of ibo Bruinm ii h l. ui.l Compm
and outwardly and weshvurdly hy lauds ourveyi
to Thomas Butler King.
use, &c., against tim kim! James Afooro, mort-
Vftiid^io said tim Exchango Bonk) assignor,
’property pointed out id tho said 4 moL__«
Fi Fa. R. R. RATCLIFF, Dop. SborSf.
Brunswick, Gtu, OcL 23, 1847. nov 1
TUHIILY GUOBERY STORE.-
X ’ Corner of Broughton ' and Bull-streets.—J.
ROUSSEAU, invites tlio atlontidn of his friends
and tlio citizohs generally to his choice and ample
stock of Grocorios uow on liatid,aiid which ho is
continually rocoiving: among which is Woolsoy
& Woolsoy’s Crashed Sugar, do. do. Loafdo; St
Croix, Porto llico, and Now Orleans Sugars, N.
O. Syrup; sugar-house Molasses; Sperm and Tal
low Candles; Soap of various qnnlitios;. Baltimore
extra Hams; Beefand Buffalo Tongues; Popper
and Spico, Pickles,« great variety; Catsup'’« Pre
serves of all kinds; Raisins, Almonds nnd Cur-
rauts; Nuts of all kinds; ft tnl of choice IlaVaiia
Segars;Butter, Soda, Sugar nnd Boston Biscuits;
Princeton Crackerr,Cheoso, Anchovies, Sardines,
AuqIiovco Paste,and Kasouda;CapcrsO]ivcs,frcsh
Salmon and Lobsters in tin cans; choice Tonr.Cof
Coe, of all kiuds; Cana) Flour In whole and half
bids; kegs of Buckwheat; Prunes in gloss jars; ox-
tra quality Chocolate; Cocoa Giinvn, (Kitchen it
Chase’s) and Current Jolly/ Guava Marmalade;
London Porter,
lVTOTICK.-Willbo sold on tim first Tuw-
‘XI day in January next, bofiiro tho Court House
iii tim city of Savannah, between tho usual hours
of sale, tdi thoso Tracts of Land, situate in the
County of Chatham, nud on tho Savaniiah River,
known os'tim Bramptrtn and Retreat'Plantations,
containing 840 Acres, more or less, 100 Acres ol*
wbicji is undor f cnibnnkinont.:itud cultivated in
Rico, tim rest consisting of mixed land, tngcdicr
with all tiic improvements tfn said plantations.—
Tho said lands being part of thft ostato of Joliu
G. Williamson, docoased, and being now ndvor-
tiscil for salo, by virtue ofa decree of Chancery
of tlio Superior Court of Chatham County.
WM. II. CUYLER,
C. P. RICUARDSONE,
, F. B. DURANT,
nov 2 ■ . Commissioners.
ofapproved
doira and She
articles usuftlb
on baud and for solo at tim lowest market price.’
nov-I
tutKBTiuiev, coriir.ro/ Brmightnn
XX awl Drayton Struts, offera for salo, lauding
from brig Storling, a. few barrels Sugar Ho mm
A DlttlNlHTRATRIX’S 8AI.JE,-
xX On 'tim first Tuesday in January
, v next, be
tween thii usual Imnrs of sole, will be sold before
tim estate of tho lute JosephJones, of rah? county
«l ■«#! a..1.1 Cl. fill. .... . rt .K.rt.rtrt.. rt!
-----— - - - --.Jf- w «.lty,
and sold for tiio purposo of division among (lie
|j.| |i, a ntimif .rt.vrtrt° .
heirs,
nov 10
IZABETI! JONES,
At)niini«tratnx.
mAX COLLEGTOR’S 8ALES-
{Alt * **“'*”' * ^
AIcINTOSH COUNTY.T-On tlio first
Tnosday.in February next, will be sold beforg tim
CpiirlflpUHoirvlho cily of Darien, botvveerf the
usual hours of sale, a Tract of Laud lying in the
county of Meliitosh, situated near the Alntamaha
satisfy tho taxcn dijo by the said Jobn)Putcr Ward,
for the State,-County niid Poor School, for the
years 1840,wI84fi,Jd47'^'aniount duo $0,45 4,
and casts. ‘ . s , - ..
Also, fyill be sold in (he samo manner as above
stated, unotiier Tract of Land, lying in tho coun
ty of Fayette^ containing 202-1 Acres, more o.'
less, ami knowhias-Not 151,13th district, levied
on as the! property of tiio estate'of John llorron,
or so mueb of said Tract as will satsrjY tim taxes
due by the said estate, for tho Stato, County and
Poor School; , lor the your 1817,-—amount due
51 ceuta audit inills, and costs.
Wltr. J. CANNON, t. o. m’i. c.
Darien; Nov. 23,1847. nov 30
oct 18
JQIIN
plOAX YARD.—Tbo subscribers having
Vy routed tiio lot on Ancumx’k wharf, inunedl-
atoly adjoining their store, purpose kaoping oil
hand a Aill supply of COAL, suitnblo for Grains,
Stoves, Furnaces, &c., nnd now 'offer Tor salo
„ r tills m
nof2 WOOD, CLAQHORN *CO.
s markot.
LADIES’ SHOE EXCHANGE.
L A 1) I E S’ Aliases, Children’s aud Infant’s
SHOES, of over/ style, shade and pattern
nt t|io v NEW GRANITE STORE,
163 Congress stroeot, Suvuuunh, Geo., sign Oi
“oldi *
tho Golden Hand.
octl
R U-n-ABAGA, D.iIo'b Hybrid. Wi.Ho Flat
Dutch nnd Glnho Turnip Seeds. All varie
ties ofCabbnge, Radish, Spinach, Lattucc, Peas,
Caulillowcr, Beets and Salsily Seeds, Garden
Trowels, Inarching Knives, Pruning Scissors and
Nippers. Just received por Sterling, and for sale
hy J. M. TURNER it BROTHER,
sept 10 Alonunmut square.
NEW AND SKA-
SONABLE GOODS.—
Rocoivod by Into Arrivals
from Now York; Boston nud Philadelphia. Tho
Subscriber bogs lonvo to nra;uniiil tiio oiti«ons of
Sdvatuipb and '>1* vicitniy, tiiat be 1ms rocoivod,
nnd Is now oponing, at bin Store, a most'splen
did assortment of GOLD AND. QILYER
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER
their Fall supply ofC ROCKER Y AftftftOUS R
FURNISHING GOOD8, to which the#.resbect-
fully invite the attention of purchasers. Tlmir
stock in part con-fists os follows': •' *■* **
Crockery, China and Glass tVart: J (
W. Granite, Flowing Blun and Mufitdrry Dui-
nor Setts ; do do Tea do ; China Toa Setts, «o!:!
baud and plain; do do United Figure Chi.ua V.t-
es; Boquot Iloldora, China Mrig*, Oinonjenin,
Children’s Ten Suits, Glass EauipH, TufiiSlerw.
Wiuo Glasses, Solar nnd Astral Chidinrya, Dr
(ranters, Castors, Candy Glasses, Bird Boltla
Stone Jugs, Jars, Butter 1’oU, Clmrtu,
Lamps, Tin IVare. tre
Solar Lamps ol Imaulilul pattivrns; Eampdie 11
Side und Hail I*nmps; Lanterns, Britarnua. l’r.im
nud tin CuudlcMiwt*. Ten TVays, single a .d Iu
setts, slop nnd milott Pails, Foot-lmtbs, C»ko tni-1
Spico Boxes, Tea Caddies', Cofti-c' Urn/nhddlig-
gins, Egg-boilers, Tea-pots. Oyster-dishes. Dish
and Pluto Covers, Jolly bud Dleiut MaiigeAIonhU
Charlotte do It mum Pans, Gravy''Straiuen, l> a tiy
nans, Venison and Steak Dislms. Nursery l.tunps
Britannia, G.*S. nud Iron Tea and Tflblb SjiCoiis
Mgctiier with a full assortment of brighr'Pin-ware
Cutlery and Doim Stic llardnilfi.' .
Ivory Table Cutlery iu setLs of 51 pieces, ot
Knives only,. Buck-horn nud ronimdn Cntloiy,
Scissors, Razors and Pocket Cutlery, Cbflco
Alills, Alince Knives, Carpet Jacks, Soiiji Diges
ters, Fish Kettles,'Potatoe Steaiimra, Pots,Ovens,
Shovel and Tongs, elegant See! Firti Setts.
Sauce and Stew Pans, Furnaces, Wnfer and
VVuffio Irons, Coal-hods, Cooking Stoves, 4 Cof.im
Roasters, Brass nnd ronunon' Audir6ns, Staii*
Rods, Sad-irons, tea and dinner Bells, rat and
mouse Traps, Wire fcnders/Egg-whips, Jogging
Irons, Oyster Kuivqs, Cork-screws, A v» Ac.
Wood nud WUlinn It’tirr.- 7 ' '
■i . i/nno. ououna,.4r<ir.I»wvi,plLV r.u
AND SILVER PLATED WARE. FANCY
Gi
DS, Are., consisting in r
,OCKS.—Splonditf
CLOCKS.—Splondid (Jilt and Ebony Mantlo
Clocks, ahognny t R'osowooifund Black Walnut
Gothic Clocks, now patterns; .• Ollico Tima:
Piocqs, 8 days; Q, O. U. O. G. Brnsq Clocks,
8 days and 30 hours.
WATCirES.—Gold Lcyor, Duplex’d, Anchor
and L'Epinu Watches; Silver Lover, Anchor,
Loplne rind Plain Watches.
SILVER’ WARE; Tuh)p, Dossort and Tea
Silver.
s,Bt;t-
. - u wsasan. ' uwj-v-r - — CjphtWW,^
Ac. Ac.
PLATED WARE.—Cnko Bhslicte.Tca Trays,
Cust6rs, Candlesticks, Bultur Tubs, Salt Disbos,
nnd every othor article In that lino.
' FANCY GOODS.—*A ipost .splendid assort
ment of Rich'Pordoljan nud China. Flowor Vu-
Rom $2 to' ,^30 per
snitaldo for the approaching holidays j fuiifey hox-
os, tnirrors, playing cards, baekgainindiiXynids,
cliesrt-inoti, Indio's’ dressing cases; n»rirt>!f's; ther
mometers, pins, tooth nud iinil brushes, dumb
bolls, dog muzzles dud collars, liquor tlnsks/book
rests, nowspiipcr UloB,' crimping machiiuis, knifd
olciumrs, &o,' Ac. ' <
Planters; I f ousolcoopcra and, Strangers,visiting
tho city, are invited to cull, os tlu-ir largc’aitd vu-
ried nssortiuent will bo found wuriliy bOheiraN
tontion. ndV 15
[CS*
sos, firoin Jp2 to ,tp30 tier pair, a good assortmont
of Japan pud Ennmoied Waiters,.new stylos, ve
ry rich; a' fino' assortment of Girandoles, Solar
*•»... -n -t-— «f-n—j- mate
nUuuion’s Dressing Cnsos, Ladips’ Work Box-
Fandy Fans,'Card Casds of every description;
etlmr will; a hwgo and varlod assortment of
M | isi cal Ihstmmonts.pf. ovory description;'SUvor
ami Steel.Bugaiul Purso Mountings, Silver ami
■liver Pencils nnd Toodth-picks, Ci-
■ m "■ " Ivor
Stool Bdt-rrr
gar Cuhcs, Siiiilf and .Tobacco Boxes., i.
Chains; Tooth, Nail mid Shaving Brushes;’Iluir
aud Clothes do, Military Trimmings of every de
scription, Canes, a good ussorlmont of Cutiory—
together with ovory other article utmplly foutid jn
Clocks, Wqtchos, and Jewelry Repaired in the
best inaimor, and warranted to give Batlsfaction.
ootlB . T. T. WILMOT.
WATCHES'AND JEWEL-
RY.—Tho Subscriber wisholi to cnll tiic
^attention of bis ctutdmors to a choice os-
M1HU l/UUIIIO MUUUIII ajuvein, UUIU Hill
ble Cam Lovers, Gold Anchor Escapement Lo
vers; Silver Hunting Caso Lovers, Silver Doiihlo
Bottom Lovors, Silvor Anchor Escapement Lo
vers. Silvor Ldpine and Vertical esenpomont.
Also, fine Gold Fob Chains, Vest Chains, Curb
Guard Chtilni,Koys and Chain Rings,till ofwhieh
will be sold as low as In any city in tiio Union.
All kiudsof Watches Ropnlrpd ah«l wnrrantod.
D. B. NICHOLS,
oct 1 First corner west of Pulaski House.
PIUJLIP KEAN, Draper Ac Tailor,
08 BRYAN-Stiikxt.
Molasses; __
boxes Hdrrioi
sous; Pickles t
Qts. and Pint _
TonjGabbnges,
tides having been
iMBm
n -uckdrcl.
whole lioxes Uai-
ialton,
, Black
ic above ur-
bought for
cash, will bo sold low nnd warranted.
Also, for sale: 12,060 lbs Georgia, anfi Balti;
mora Hams; Sides and Shoulders; 30 sacks Rio
Cofice; 10 do Cuba; 10'do Java; 6 do Qld Istguiru;
Canal nnd Georgin Flour; White Havana, New
Orleaus, Ctibn and Crashed Sugar, London Por
ter; Codfish, Rico, Potatoes, Soap, BluckP op
mr; upimsti, Kico, rolatpcs, Hoap, Black Popper,
Spice, Table Salt, Preserves, Blitter, 1-iril, Ac.
odt21 '
QhfcD DRAIN.—150 bushels Northern
m Sfied Oats; 75 do do do'Rye; 60 do do do
WhcaM for sale br
_ TiENSI.OW Si WEBSTElt.
Ilf'AIIOUANY AND DLACK WALNUT
IU. PEAD8TKAD8, of Fronch anil Hi^h
Post. A largo Assortment, just received. And
salo by 4 1. W. MORRELL,
iiov23. ! ' Stnets’ Buildings.
jr^HAlUS.—100 dozen Maple and Black
X/ Walnut, with Cane mid Rush,seating.lin
Walnut, with Qa«m nijfi Rufji, seating, {in
Plnlii, Grecian and Gothic/pattcrns ; lOO dozon
Windsor do. jiist received and for sale b'
1‘L w.ai— v - —•*
nov 2*3
. MORRELL, Smets' Buiklings.
JJAIIOGAN V CIIAIKS.—25 doz. Full
French pattern;.25 do Jthdo do; Gothic
Top do with spring seats, inst received nnd for
wiki by I. Wt MORRELL,
nov 23 .Smets’ Buildings.
■QIVaNS AND OTTOMANS.-
Di
vans, Tcte-u-tUe pattern; do Serpentine do;
Ottomans Serpentine do. in French and plain
seating, just received nnd for sale hy
I. W. MORRELL, Smeta’ Buildings,
nov 23
H AMS,—Roynold'a Hums, for sale by
oct 27 ALBERT HARD.
Tho subscriber grate
Ail to his friend* and
patrons for piist favors,
tokos much pleasure in
informing thorn of his
recent return fVom tho
Northern Citids, witii as
fine on ossortiiieht of ar
ticles in his lino ns can
bo found in any similar
establishment in tiio city.
—Having solocted his
.. v . Tn . T ^ Istock IVoui some ofthe
first houses in Now York, ho feels no husitnney in
warnuitinguvery nriiclo, which hois nrepnrad to
niaketo oniorintbolatost stylo and fashion by die
most oxporienced workmen. Ilis stock cotisiets
of
Buber Fronch, English A American Broadcloths.
Do. do. do, do. Casslmeros.
Do. do. do. do. Dooskius..
-Do. do. do. do. .Tweeds.
Together with a most splendid assortment of Cash
mere Woolonctl, Fancy Silk Velvets. Plain and
Fancy Butius, And a large variety of Plaids.-
liei has idtjo on iiaiiu a large nud woll selected
assortment of >Rondy Made Garineuts, gotten up
in tiio best manner, expressly for tills market,which
he is determined to sell at modenito prices; to
jollier with such nrticlos as Hhirts, Stocks, Siispeu
lera, Huudk’fls Gloves, Umbrellas, Cdps, Hosiery
Merino and Lmnbs Wool Yudor Shirts ami Draw
era; and all otherarticlcsusuully kept in fashionable
eHtublislimouts of this kind.
• PHILIP KEAN would also inform his friends
that he has removed from Owens’ Building on Bull
Street, to the store No. 08 BKYAN-ST., recent
ly occupied by J. Southwell A Co., where lie will
bo gratified to fill theirordera. ' oct 4 12
GASONABTE DRYGOODS
JOHN MURPHY respectftdly takes leavo
to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of this city
andcotnitry four ' • -
itiy generally, (and particularly the In
dies,) that fie lias returned from the North, and.has
ieo iruni uiw ixnrm, nui^nan
now open n grtoit portion of his Fall Stock of
Fancy nnd Staple'Dry Goods, epnsintiog in part
of Satinet, Kentucky Jeans and Keracys; white
aud red wool nndc.iii(uii Flannnlt<; bleached and
Buckets, Tubs, Sieves, Broomr, \V:el^hoardsj
turrel-cover.H, Bellows, Faucuis. Bird-caged,
Vool-cnrdrt, Loinou-sijueezers, Wood-spoons,
Barrel-covers,
Wool-cards, Lcinou-sqm
Crimpiug-mnchincfl. Also <£nhA<firtypMi
ket-bashets, Cradles hud Wngnh^f.iv'olfing-und
fimey Baskets, dusting, scrub, slum,' dollies, nail
nud Ollier Brushes. - ' • - m
TMnr*
Fancy and Miscellaneous floods.
Clilrtn, glnas aud wood Toys, a line assortment
uitaldo for the aniiroai liing uOlidays ; fiiifcyliox*
T 6 anW^&.®«!
luis. at llio Eustern Wharf, n nrimu assort
RIVER LUMBER, TIMBER, BH
and FIREWOOD, which ho otlbra tor
uqeommodttting turius. , Purchasers
coll at’ his office near tfiu Exclinngo
chasing, Ail orders, for either of th
ticlcB, loft ut Ins onice,.iyll! 1 ho promotl'
junu,28 1 It. A. A
li'AJbJLi;.
J.1 .GOODS.-
NEVlVR otrer j
1 * “ — • |
luiufacturcs. .
t _ — bulos WuHliiiigtou Bfld Glasgow,
20 do'. Uuidii Rolled, 5 do. Extra-IwuvtUlol-
lory, , *T» a A.
L1NSEVS— 5 bales Fancy niid Plains.' '
BLANKETS—25 bales Lomltm Duftil fiffiYio ex*
tra largo and heavy, 10 do. Bri»tnl. fancy ends,
3 do. Cot'd nmlFmiey,2do;*Fitio VVhituMfbod.
FLANNELS—5 bales Plain -and Twilled red, 0
do. white, 5 cases Canton, or Cutton.
SHEETINGS—50 halos. 3-4,7-8 mid 4-4, broiVU,
10 enses, do,.do., bleached/ . • i
MARLBORO’ STRIPES'—5 - bales Fifiioy and
Southern.
PRINTS—20bales American and English, com
prising avety stylo and quality. • - %
SHAWLS—Woolen, Silk dud * Ootion, all? qua
titles and sizes. ’ ?
DE LAINES.Ixxw Priced and Fine. ; ’ , J
HANDK’FS—Silk and Cotton, pocket, Verona,
'Madmiu and Uoniall. ' • *.
NEGRO CAI’S-^-Kilninrnoolc and Scotch .’Bon
nets. • ' <r. .1 LSj C JT
WOOL SOCKS*—Low Priced nnd Fine.
HOSIERY—Ladies, - Gents, and Mieses,' of ol)
hinds. ’.*•<' • * 'As ** r.-
LACES—Figured and PluiiiBobbinutt; -Edgings
and lnscrtinira. * ....
CR A VATS—Ladies and Gents Fancy and Black
BROAD CLOTHS—Black, Blue, Brown,WU-
ed.and Green,- Bread Cloths.
SATINBTTS-Ciulot. Ulnck, Illuo/ Mlkotlnml
Fancy Uatinotto nntl. Jmmf ::iir 91 > 1 oci 1
do Loins from 25 to 50 eta; Ginghi
all prices; Silk Shawls, plaid and fig’d; fancy
Coslimerdo ; scarlet Thibet do ; Bror.he do; new.
style of Paris Velvet Scarfs; French-worked’ Col
lar* nt 37cti; do do Chomizctts from 75ct£$p $5;
Kid Gloves, nil colors; wht and col’d I.inen Ildkfs
for Gentlemen; French Broad Clotii; Cnxhinom,
Vestings, Silk Cravats, Scarfs, Poek’t lldfs; Kid
Gloves, Lisle, Berlin and Buckskin do, Carpet
I * “ I ShmEonT
'JIUVCK, J.IMi;, JMJIim ill
Bags, & c. For sale by
nov 10 —. cor. Wli
liitnkor A Congrces^te._
/'4ASH STOUR S-SMALL PKOF1
XJ ANI) dUICK;SALES -By ,
30-ik'
ITS
.. . , T — .... arri
vals, wo are enabled to oflbr to the ntizemi of
Savannah, a complete assortment of HnfiKPLK
AND FANCY' DRY GOODS, con^i^.mg of
Shawls, Dress Goods, Silks, Paris Plaid -. Ui-oac.n
do. BlackaUd Col’d Alpacas, Heavy Ticks. I .-.
glish and American Long Cloth. Broad Cloth*,
■Cassiroeres; Satinets, KcrH(-y^ v Georgia {' : aius,
Liuseys, Oil Cloth, Tahlo‘Spreads, (cry neb;
Flannels, Irish Linens, French worked collars at
374 tout*, AC. &C. ' *1 IiIUiMMIBN
Wo invito attonti
embraces almost evi
pliia: 10coses Prints all styles nod do
do British, entirely new ; U9 piires Matiss.de
Iaiiiw und Cashmeres ; d.» Wmati-d Plaids for
Ioulies Dresses ; 5 do plain Cajdimero French ; 5,
do Block Silk Vvnrp Alpaca ; Bkick and Colored
Merinocs; Best French Kid Gloves ; New stylo
Tuck Combs, etc. etc.
Fon Gk.nti.kmkn’* Wkaii : 5 pieees superior
black French Broiidcbuli ;25 do limey and black
Curiimcrc* and Doo Skins; 1 do/., ivhila Satin em
broidered‘Chiii<r Vests, very rich: Best black und
white Kid Gloves; Steel frame IJmbmln..
Honduiks : 2 eases heavy Satiuetts. low prje-
Und-
Skirts; Shawls from 25c(s to $10; Mndrasn Ilk fa;
Irwlt'Linens; brown ami blk Hollands; Table and
Towel Litmus; Ladies’ l>lk nml col’d plkvsilltllosc:
togetiicr 'with aeom]dete assortninnt oiWotiou ami
Cashmere; Children and M‘litres wool end rutton
Hose, from No. 1 to 7; Gloves of all kinds and
juilltitW.i Liirnn Ildkfs from J2te. up; blk Satin
fasting ; oil Silk ; Bonnets, Hibbonn. Flower*,
Wreaths,'Silk and Cotton Rauches; thread and
lisle laces aud edgiugu; Needle work Collars liom
25ctsitp; under rieuvex und iuside IIiIIck. and La
dies Merino Vests.—together with a variety of
other articles usually kept in a Dry Goods Store.
As to prices, Ac. J. ill. would respectfully say to
all, call .uid judge for yourselves at No. lbOCou-
gresa Street, South Side Market Square,
out 25 *
fjTTKlC, CHEESE, SPERM CAN-
DLES AND WHISKEY.—20 firkins choice
Gosbeti Butter ; M boxes prime Cheese; 50 do
New Bedford sperin Candles; 20 bids N Y high
proof Whigkey ; 5tj boxes family Soap, landing
from brig Savannah ami for wdc by
nov 17. SCRANTON A JOHNSTON.
brown and bleached Shirtings and Sheetings ; 2
cases Hosiery, uuniiplete asboitmeiit-^oper Iriah
LiimriH, Knvi.i ntid U. Em Diaper; Red aud white
Flamiet CliukiugM. . s^fljjjiu' 4 '•’
Ami n great many other mlich'4 in the DRY
GOODS LINE. An i(i J peeliyuof liiuaUickbv lliC
l/ulicH aud Gcntlmnen of tho' city ami vitality, w
icepectIUlly solicited by
JOSEPH LIPPMAN. -
Owens' Buildiog.s,Coneies.'> Sliced, >
oct 21 Soutii Side Aliuket Square. -
pAPiiDii
Ml reama 2HX3S4 NeWApaper;
W mg' :«do; lOthdo
150 do 24X;W do; 10(1 do 22KM «!
21X27do; 150roams plain and ruled FooUcnp
plain Flat Cap paper; J26 reanm
paper; 7u reams ptuiu Mat Cap pap<
plain aud ruled Letter paper; 40 reams Folio po it
und Book paper ; 100 reams Double Wrapping
paper ; 130 reams Double Straw Wrapping j».il
per;200 roams bust quality Sirown Wrapping pa
per; 350 reams beat biugle or small Wrapping pa
per. hamiirled kinds;75 ie»iiw l uvelope paper,
rpeoivedby tccciit arrivals, and Per «d« bv
oct 30 DEN LOW A WLBSTEk.
. t •« T *£