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Newspaper Page Text^2* C f'ti. a^- TTMMWBfc ( L t tti'l. i f!'* *3t* | .«■ ^ "i * * s rr<» *X ‘i 1 1 ;<v LA*, y;- t:/iCcn . * 1 . • Kin •» •» • : kin VOI,. \\\. SAVANNAH, SmittDAY IORNINQ, JANVAHV 1, 1848, SHBP v/rH i: .1 WO. 1. p Tll« IIAII.V OUOIIOIAN, J,' II rUKI.IMIKII »K TlkK U« CITY or SAVANNAH, ll If WIM.IANI II. D|tl4LOCII, *IT TAW J)Ol t LAn$ I'EU ANNUM, rATAHI.K tIKMI-AXNUXM.Y IX AliVAttUK, on vfiLV SLY DOLLARS FOR SIX MONTHS. A I — TIIK TIIMVBKIU.Y GI-.OUGIYN, OR TIIK COUX THY, published in moot tlio arrangement op llio i, lliroo time* a week, (Tuesday, Thursday, Sutiiriluy.) nt Iho Ofileo of tlio Unity (tear* nmt contain* nil tlio' Intelligence, (’oimner- i nl, Political ami MiscollummiH, including now CWlv«rti*untont* |»mI>Hn!»o«I in tlio llnily Paper. m THIS PAP Ml It tent to all iuirt« of Uio Sinto ami Union, . rif drtivoroii in tlio oily, nt FIVE DOLLARS r^kfir Riinuiu, or nt Vlllll-IK DOLLAUS for nix ,J *outli*. M ll?;. 1 TIIK WHKKI.V GEORGIAN# published ovory Friday afternoon, nt Timr.K ,aks jior annum—nil payable in lulvnnco. mm* N. IL—Knoll Citation by tlio Clerk* of tlio I*onrl* of Ordinary, that application bn* been indu for Letter* of Administration, must bo pub* 1 «hod Tinnrv days nt leant. ssA Notice by Executor* nml Administrator* for ebtor* anil Credilor*to render in their account*, U-K/mI be published m wkkk*. B, TSttlo* of N or roe* by Executors or Admitfistra- Itrl* must be nt public unction, on tlio tlrat 'Plies- Rclb* of the mouth, between the usual hour* of sale, ^'j^filie place of public sales in the county where UhM.r Letter* Testamentary, of Administration, or Ujiurdiumdiip, may have been granted;first giving tun, Irv ntvs notice thereof iti one of the public v.ette* of this State, and at the door of the mrt House, where such sale* are to be held. SKSfotine for leave to sell Negroes, must be pub- uni for four months, before any order absolute f **l be made thereupon by the Court, ale* of Ileal Kstnto by* Executors, Adminis- irs, uud Guardians, must be published SIA’- DAYS lieforu the day of sale. These sales .ti^st be made at the Court House door of the TMUty in which the property is situate, and on the *si first Tuesday of the month, between the Til A. .. . I... ..(.tMtaiatM .a.a.I I'aal.l* all ll.i. tlflV.t.. n I m.i ,r * “l*b’U »•» the morning and four in the after- sniti l. Tlii" >1*1,1111. No sales iVoin day to day is valid, unless New impressed in the advertisement. Tld\|,i,|j,nation* by Executors, Administrators and lhoU3 ardiansto |j,„*(.Jonrt of Ordinary for leave to NpJ Land, must be published FOUR MONTHS. YurkSales of personal property (e.xcept uegroes) of Ctiltate and intestate estates by Executor* and Ad- jl[|iiistrators, must be advertised Ft HITV DAYS. '{Application* by Kxecutors and Administrators, Kafir Letter* Di*uii*sury must bo published SIX L‘N.)NTII8 <f ^jb\pplication for forochmiro of Mortgages on Tyt,«d estate, must be advertised once a month for ciDU ll MONTHS. n "ftOrder* of the Court ofOrdiuary, (aecotnpauind "fjjfii a copy of the bond of agreement) to make ti de Vs to land, must be advertised Tutua; Moxtiis Nliuast. •'fiMherilfs sales under oxeontion* regularly duljjuted by the cuurts, must be advertised «r, Kl IIITY DAYS—under mortgage exeentiou* WVTY DAYS—Sale* of perishable property •“X'Jler order of Court, must lie advertised gener- ,Jv, TEN DAYS before the day of Sale. All Letter* directed to this OlKce or the Mtor, must ho post paid to entitle them to utteii- ew Clothing Establishment. <1 I n II O N S » H A N « K . Thu uiidursignud bo* opened themo store reuently occupied by Mr. I. W. J. Morrell, wberu lie intend* to keep a W _ l __ icpa J tiuiugu and well selected assortment of HEADY FADE CLOTHING, which he will sell at very boarall profits, aud very respectfully invites the **Vnters, Merchants, and Citizens generally, t fringe him a call before an-"*' u>„- >.« on Uh confident hi* STOCL .— . , . rccuincd by any brought to this place, it being an fruu-ire new Stock, made up u.xpressly tor tins Among bis Goods aro the following ar of LKOAL NOTICES. State* F I HAN KIHI I* TCI.— United District Court—District of Georgia. IIkxjamin Mourns, of Henry County, Georgia, late merchant, of tlio firm of Morris A. IWiWis, of mi id county, a llaukrtipt, having tiled hi* petition, praying tliat a full disclaim) from his debts may Im decreed and allowed, and a certificate thereof be granted to him: Notice is hereby given to all creditors who have proved their debts and other persons in interest to appear at tlio Court House ill the Citv of Savannah, on the AM day of March next, at 11 o’clock, A. M., to shew cause why siiuli discharge and certificate shall not lie grant ed. GEO. GLEN, Clerk, dec 11 — ^EOittllA. — iliillof.li Comity.— 3 To tdl to whom it may concern.—Whereas Mary Higdon hath applicd'to the Honorable the Inferior Court of said county, while sitting for ordinary purpose*, for letters of Administration ‘ “ ibeuueatlie on the iiubcipumthcd part of theuslatuoflluniul Higdon, lute of said countv, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditor* of the said de ceased, to tile, their objections (if any they have) in the clerk’s olliee, in terms of the law, otherwise letter* of Administration will lie granted to ap plicant. Witness the Hon. William Williams, otto of tho Justices i A. D., 1*17. nov A) DAVID IIEASLEY, c. r.o. n. c. 1*11 HMC SALES. flLYNN Hlimiin M N SALE.—Will \JT ho sold on the tile first Tuesday in January huxb-hidbru the door of the Court Humai.iit llrunswick, between tho legal hour* of sale, tho privilege*, appurtenance* aud improvements timruto belonging inid known and dascribcd as tbllnw*, to wit t Also, ull tlinfo several Lots, or parcel* Of Land, lying and being in llrunswick, and known in tlio plan thereof liy the following denomination and numbers: Wator Lots. No*.<1,7, 8.1), 10,11, Ll, IT», HI, At, aud !!4, aud Hay lots, Nos. 0, 7, 8, ft, , Ll, 15, HI, 17, Ift, tfO, aiul At, and !», II. FVIIIilC NAliEN. following tracts, pareol* aiidlof* of Land,situate town Lots number* 50, 57, M, 5!), (Ilf, til, (III, (it, lyingand being in tho comity ofGIviin, witliull tho <15, 41ft, 7ft, 71, 117, IIH, l ift, 1111,105, LI7, ' • * » • eiw eHi t in ill tin m i i in ir.it ir.i ir.i> 5,n: LIS,‘Lift.MO, Ml, U2, lift, Ml), 15ft, 151,JGft, 177, 17ft, 181, 185, 18»1, 187, IK8, 180, 100 Iftl JOtl, Iftft, U(H), AH, AW, A r »ft, 28ft, AH), ATI,AM, A)5, All that tract or pared of Land containing 2ftd, AI7, 2!)8, ftt)l, ftftft, ftftft, ft:ift, ;ur», ftlft, fiftl acre* and composed of the following six j and ft 17: all of tlio said last immtioiici* suveralHtirveys, viz: one survey containing 1000 [ or pared* of Land, lying and being within tho acres granted to Jacob Woodall, on tho Mlh day lines of a survey mudo on A)lh September, J8Ai, of January, 18ft7;uml one oilier tract, containing and gaoled to IJrlmtiu* Dart oil the 17th Seiilom- 1000 acres, ami granted at the same time to Win. ! her, 1828—- all the aforesaid tracts aud InlsnfLmd Hudson; and one other tract coulaitiiug 1000acres aud granted outlie 20tli day of January, J807 to I^OITIC iUOXTIlN afterdate, application .1. will he uiadu to tho lion, the Justice* of the Inferior Court of McIntosh county, while sitting as a Court ofOrdiuary, Ibr leave to sell part of the real and persona! estatu of Alexander S. McIn tosh, deceased, for the benefit Jo I* tho heir* aud creditors of said estate, dec 28 W. J. McINTOSlI, Adnt’r. James D. Jauott; aud one other tract, containing HUM) acres, aud granted at the same time to Will D. Jauott; one oilier tract, containing t>25 acres, and grunted nttho same time to Edward W. IItil ler; aud one oilier tract, containing DOft acre*, and granted outlie Mtliday of Jaimury, 18:i7,to Plea sant J. Mullins—all of said tract* or. surveys hav ing such shape, marks and honiiduriesti* will more fnllv appear by reference to tlio plat annexed to eueli of the said several grunts. All the above lands ncing designed us pint A. „ Also olio ollter tractor parcel of Land contain- ‘"s r" w “ ,ul RSB **. " , " 1 «»«• 17, posed ol two several surveys to wit: one survey containing lftiHt acres, and granted to Seaton Grantlaud on the Aid day of January, 18:17; and one other tract, containing 888 acres, ami granted at the same time to lletiry Daritel;the two above last mentioned tracts having such shape, marks and boundaries, us will more fully appear by ref erence to tlio plut annexed to each ol* the said grants. Also, one other true; or parcel of Land cotaiu- ft,5tl!) acres, and known as plat L, which said tractor pared of Laud I* composed of the four following surveys,to wilt one survey containing La) acres, aud granted to James Homier, on the ‘Aid day of January 18JI7; one other survey, con taining JUIII) acres, and granted at the same time to Thomas 11. Ken non: one other survey, contain ing 11)1)0 acres, and granted to Josiah Doles on the *A)th day ol January, 18ft7, (except ftftft acres thereof horotoforo conveyed to William Manly, trusteu,) uud otio other tract containing 50!) acres, aud granted to William Grigg on the Aitli day of January, I8ft7; the ufurusuid last mentioned sur veys having such shape, marks and Inmudarios, as will more fully appear hy reference to thu plat annexed to tho said several grants. Also, ail thaltraet nr parcel of Land containing ft,781 acres, aud known us tract 11, aud composed of the four following surveys, to wit: one survey containing I,ftftft acres, and granted on the Ahli day of January, 18ft7, to Robert W. Alston; one othersurvey containing I,()()!) acres,and granted at ^ — rr i , thu same time toll. II. Hoy wolds; one other sur- jVTOTlEE.—All poison* indebted to the us- V1) y oontoiniug 781 acres, and granted at the same with privileges, apiirteiiauees aud improvements, levied oil as the property of IJrimims Dart, hy virtue of a writ li. fa.,issiiiug out of tlio Superior Court of Glynn comity, (on foreclosure of inert- gages executed hy the said Uranus Dart, to thu Exchange Hank, and hy thu said the Exchange Hunk, assigned and transferred to thu Comptroller General ot said Statu, and Commissioners under fJ.EOHR 1.4,11 ifouiity.—To \X all whom it may eoticerti.—Whereas, Allen Williams, Guardian of Martha A. Lyons, bath applied to the Hon. tho Court of Ordinary of lliiltoch comity, for Letter* DUmissory from said omity, fur Letter* Dismissory Guardianship. Thcsu aro therefore to cito and admonish all persons whatsoever interested, to tile their objec tions (if ntiy) iu my office, within the time pro scribed hy law, otherwise Letters Dismissory will ho granted tho applicant. DAVID out 1 HKASI.KY, c. c. o. N OTIEE,— All person* having demands against Henjamin Liles, late of Wayne coun ty, Georgia, deceased, are hereby notified to pre sent them, properly attested, to me, within the time prescribed hy’law, or they will net he set tled t Aud all persons indebted to said deceased, are hereby required te make immediate pay ment to HENJAMIN O. LILES, Kx'r. dee 1 tutu of the late James C. Maugham of Glynn county, Georgia, are hereby requested to make immediate payment: And all persons having do- .mauds against said duceased, will render Ilium iu, properly attested, to dee 14 ll. 1IAZLEIIUR8T, Ex’r. TYTOTIEE.—All person* Indebted to tho es- -Ll late of William Yarborough, Into of Ware county, decuusod, are hereby ruiiuustcd to make immediate payment: And these having demands against mdd estate will ruudor them in according to law. DAVID J. MILLER, Adm’r. ELIZABETH YARBOROUGH, Adm’x. Wnrexburo’, Nov. I, 184.7,. nov ft F OUli WONTliS after date application will he made to the Hon. the lufuriur Court of Bulloch County, while sitting lor ordinal 1 )* purposes, for leave to sell all the real atid per sonal Estate of Jasper and KiizA Sims, minors, 1IASKELL SIMMONS. nov 4 Guardian of Jasper Sim*. CHARLES C. DANIEL, Guardian of Eliza Sim*. time to Robert II. Green; and one other survey containing 1,ftftft Here*, and granted on thu ‘AM day of January, 18117, to John W. L. Daniel; all of which several last ineiiliouud surveys or parcels of Laud have sneli shape, mark* and boundaries ns will appear by re fere t ice to the plat annexed to *nid grant*. Also, one other tract or parcel of Land known a* tract L and composed of thu following surveys, viz: one survey containing Util) acres,aud grunted outlie Aid day of January, 1871), to Shadracli Hiv* ill*, aud having such shape, mark* aud houmla- ries u* will uppuur by the plat annexed to said grant. Also, one othurtrnnt or parcel of Land, con- tuiuilig HHMI acres, mid known as tract 1C, ami grunted to Isaac .McCrary on the 20th day of Jan uary, 18517, and having such shape, marks aud boundaries as will appear hy reference to the plat auuuxed to said grant. Also.onu other tract or parcel of Laud, contain ing lH8ft acres, and kuowit as plat L, and com posed of the two following surveys, to wit: one survey coiitaiugfttll acres,aud granted on tho 20th day o’f January. 18:17,to Richmond Hrowii;andotic other survey containing DAI acres, aud granted ut the same time te A. 11. McNeill—all of which last mentioned tracts or parcels of Ltiml, have such shape, marks and boundaries a* will appear by w p’i.oak.4 AXII Maxti.f.»—Blue and black Broad o'tvith* and Cumblct. siuii!* vkh-Coats—invisihle grnen, hfown, Tar- -im A^ix, Pilot.Clotli, quilted Cumblct und Lion (jlluBss axuFrock Coats—Of liuc black Fruiich -^lesMKss' coATS—Such as plain and fancy fwjveed Cosimure, Iduck Doe Skin, plain und tig' AT.,i n. ■* £ * ■**- 'ed Beuver Cloth, Sutinct*, Koutucky Jeuu* j. ‘ cks and Frockteos. '""Faxtai.oo.xs—From all of the most fashionable ,,M * mil*,such a* plain black Casimero, Moleskin, J n tid, striped diagonal ribbed Casimere, Sttii- i^-it, Tweed Casiutoro, und Negro Cloth. ]\ )il Clotlt Jacket* and Punt* for Seamen, Suti* Round Jacket*, Boy*’ Hno hluck Jackets, !! ru ,Vr.sT*—Of every description, such ns line plain ” ,ck Satin, ligurea und hluck Velvet, Homlusin, ' ..I.,;.I IVairdiiiil. iimired Sdk. "KICCII, Vultfuoiu, plniil WiiraluJ, liguriul Silk, " ‘*rk Ciiillllffin Cmimifro. iffi®ft:ii-Sl|iiira.—Ollmavv^ BHuWimi , lino niisiitiy WimlJiloirali- nHlllBBMl Unltuil mill Uuokaklu, I.u.Iiuh, Muriwf n/iii Silk Ufiilifr-Sliiru. !! * ;u,v*t, SBWor.lml fiiiioy Stiiiti, IW. Silk, mil Itkiifk Silk. IJinm uud Silk I’ocktt j-BllBfelllufK of grifiu vuriiily. . S Hnmr, <il' LUlulli (.'iittfiu with l.inun cy Cotton, striped, and Night Shirts. Also, a Coind assortment of Boy'* size* Linen Bosom* and prmlrooK* of plain Satin, crimped Satin, Bomlm- levit and futicy Silk Stock* anil Necktie*. ti*ly.«i.ovic* of lino French Kid, Idaok. while aiid Nail'd Worsted. Cloth und Thread. Silk and Col lar, Night Caps, Honey Belt*, Silk I’nrses. ju‘;»ant'.t.!>•'*'. a lieautifiil assortment ol I'ranch ■ Ye. Scotch Gingham, uud Colton Uniurellas. noitlt MONTHUi after dute, application J. will he made to thu Hon. tlio Justices ot the Inferior Court of Chatham Comity, whilo sitting as a Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell all thu ....... , ..... iironcrtv, whether real or personal, belonging to I tho plat annexed to eacholaald tracts, tlio estate of Edward Umgly, deceased, for the Also, ull that tract nr parcel ol Lull benefit of the heir* and creditor* of said estate. kunwii «« tract l». » JOHN CASS, Guardian oftlio orphan children of Edward Uuigly, duc’d. N " OTICE*—-All persons indebted to the es tate of L. Baldwin, deceased, will please make immediate payment: And those who have demand* against said estate, will present them :w ,l, " 1 !; , ;V ,ir “ 0U ’ D. Ill BALDWIN, |y Hon H50NTMIN after date, aj ol Mcliiln.il Comity, when nittiiig lor Ordinary nlirnoM Sir Icavo to cell tho ronl estate and Slava,, nr Mrs. Anno Cnnintihani, lata of mid county, deceased, for the heiiufit of tho heir* and creditors ofsaid estate. oct 99 CHARLES SPALDING. 1\fOT~l€E*—Four tnontli* after date, f apidf- ll cation wif ‘ ‘ ‘ *“ — - .......... will lio niaili, tn lint llownnddo the Jn,ticca ..r thu Inl'oriur Court al'Chathani Couiuy while Hitting n» a Court ol' Ordinary, lorloavo to ai.ll mDS SmISarahJtw.i uuj(raca,ht'loii).iujj fa the statu nt' William Hivludor, doccuacd, lor die hfflllt ortho holMjBMU'atatw! ociSl «. W. LAVIN_nKlt, Adm’r. F nlwniimtHHa’inior iim u|i|dication will ho oiaila to tlio IlalliirahtO tlio lld'orior t.olirlol tllynn comity, whim aittintr aa a Court ill Orili- , r,V(J .Scotch GinghutinoOM .''"VV",',,' It't I ii'iithimiilt'a lint, and laalmiltaldii Cloth LAI o, S' Skill CM a hiiantiii'l artiric. • I citv vlao, a ffonural aaaorttiicnt lor I oittha ittuj r.'.v ... .rt,„ |„|||,.« aril hart cularly invited s* •I'i va’ wear. Tint Itulii-n arc liartlcularly iiivltcil tho roll ami aim tin lie will aoiilt havoa hno "T n „, or Children'a Hints lor llnya jVotn w , 1.1 tut yliara old. Ilaving taken much Bail,a iuUr>iti"« "l'hl« Htitrc, and cM y tta uimihnt IHctiim a Htoeh fur fflif hn|Mia hy alrict attcif aail't I" liuaimiaa, to nict ita lihcrid H ^‘, r jJ'|iVy's" JSSJij. II. Tim Hliiru ut Nn. Ill llryaifatrnct, Ibn coiilimied as licretolbre. with a general Hlalirtiiniln.jtl'tho ithuvu (jaoda. and will lie edit- i. dhyAlr. W.M.I.. IIAUI'T. IIIH'KIUiK * 1WRUKI3U, I'fNiia. 105 1 lots llryan atriiBj] have jiihI ’ki received, a linn assortmeul ol BOO I >S am) It ll'.H, for fimill ViMIthH Olid llnya wear. tin* lies! material* and manufacture, and of toe fit style. Also, Ladle*, Misses and Children * J utes of every variety and style, warranted an *d a* can he found ill this market, and at a* .•j*. price*. A large and carefully selected stock it*Vr'L > NTATION HIM MIAN'S, which planter* factor* will find to their advantage to call and nary for leave to sell the estate of Win. B. McDon ald, deceased, lutnof McIntosh County. alkx’R McDonald, DANIEL MCDONALD, Administrator*. 5,—All person* indebted to (lie i N' tate of Joseph I’eildurvi*, late of Wayne bounty, deceased, arc requested to conic forward ttid make immediate payment. Ami all person* having any demand against Ihoost.ite, are reqiiei oil to hand iu the same yngnlarly attested with llii* time prescribed hv law. net VS CALEB PEN PARVIS. Kxc’r. J lftll n ilIONTIIS after date, application . will Im made to llm lion, the Justices of Urn Inferior Court of Clinllinm County, whilo sitting u* a Court of Ordiuury, for leuvo to sell tuo per sonal property belonging to the estate of Mary E. Turner, late of said county, deceased, for tlio benefit of tho hoir* and creditor* of said estuto. uug 17 STEPHEN A. PATOT. Adm’r. Tq cini of linWlSrltM hM. in liltltl* tihiaaiirea. tAhu, a Hal aamrllmml ol Ca|'rt, I rtlllha, J—* . . . ft ... . S. *. I..I...I«! .V* .• •, UariiH Biitf., Hi lmot Hal,:lml». *V —- .-i.. i mid Guiithmien * Pan* ml a Hiiiiply ol Luilmu n ,. iln.ilH, Ilirmil .lll|l"rfll"ill. mil l """i v \ 11 if'AfIBHD TOfUL'tJI». —:w Iioxiis “"fflj H. WumlHiin IHMIM'Irt • ;• ‘ “■'in ia.lt! tin Hainiy L'ut : V.I i. a vl" Lnw, iamtintf tVom hris I h>l»™ H' 1 |„|,y CIJN.NKttA l ;V. BAIUh, AjtlH liir Ual, iX'lT.NHIVi:. 1*1 Kit AND. «TBNt«BTA. I lOliit MONTHS after dale, appHcutioii ; will Im made to the I luu. the Justice* ol the Inferior Court of Bulioeli county, wliilo silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell a lot ol ! r ":1.! i\r.. t in r.ih district, Imloug- ai.ised, for tim henulil tale. JASPER WU.mux, ( i,vv*. „..p-| r.l HIMKON HIIINHON, , riomt liwiTHS “l®il»«ly , i i ‘ : ' 1 '.'i.V' 1 V will Im made to the lion, the Justices ol the Inferior Court of Chatham county, while sitting fur ordinary purposes, for leave to sell two Ne- the heir*. JOHN N. sept *J Land, contain ing 84ft acres, and known as tract I), and granted to William J. Davis, on tlmriOUi day of January, J81I7. having Much shape, marks and boundaries as will appear hy reference to the plut uimcxud to said tract. Also, all that othqr tract or parcel oflaiul, con taining (Klfttl acres, and known as tract E, und composed of the following six several survey*, to wit: onn survey containing 11)1)1) acres, ami granted to Bartley .McCrary, on the J8tli duv of January, 18:17; ouo other survey containing IftlH) acres, uud granted at tlm sumo tunc to G. G. llol- couilm ; one other survey containing lftftt) acres, and grunted ut the same time to Lewis Bond; ex cept 20ft acre* thereof, conveyed to F. Pouccll; one othersurvey containing Jftht)acres,and grant ed at tlio same time to Loyal Cowles; nun other survey containing HUM) acres, aud granted on the 2ftlliofJaiiuary.I8ft7.toIsiiacM.Rall;andoue other survey containing llHIft acres, ami granted on the tjfid day of January 18:17, to George W. Murray —all oVsaid Iasi mentioned several surveys, hav ing such shape, marks aud boundaries as will more fully appear hv reference to tlm plat an nexed to each ol’vuuf grunts. Also,all that other tractor pared of land, con taining W78 acres, and known a* tract F, aud com posed of the three following surveys to wit: one survey containing Hlftftaeros, and granted to Da vid II. Mitchell, on tile ‘Jftlli day ol Jauiiury.lSdT; oua othersurvey containing lf)(H) acres,ami grant ed to Peter J. Williams, on the &M day of Janu ary. IH:17; and othersurvey containing t»78 aero*, atid granted to John Helium.*, oil the 88th day of January, 18:17—tdl ofsaid last mentioned several surveys having such shape,marks and boundaries as will appear by rliferuucu to tlm plat annexed to each ofsaid grant*. Also,ail that other tract or parcel of .Laud con taining 151)1 acres, and known as tract G,and com- posed of the two following surveys, to wit: one survey containing Ifttlft acres, ami granted oil tlm I-lllidoy of Jan nary, I8:i7;nud one other survey con tain ingot) I acres, ami granted on tin) tiftlli day of January, 18H7, to Robert Micklcjohtt; each of said last mentioned surveys having such shape marks and bouiidario-uis will appear hy reference to tho plat annexed to each of said grants. Also, all that other tract or parcel of I .und, con taining 4,5JM acre*, and known a* tract M, aud composed oftlio live following surveys, to wit: one survey containing I,ftftft acres, and granted on the’iftlh day of January, IHH7, to James Wood; oiioi llier survey containing I,ftftft acres,uiidgraii- ted at tlm same time to Michael Harvey? one oth er tract containing J,ftftft acres, ami granted at tlm sumo time to James Hivius; ouo other tract con taining I .ftftft acre*, and granted on IhotKM day of January, |8:i7,to Nathaniel ll. Julian; aud one tlm net of 18JM, entitled “An Act to authorize thu business of Hanking mid to regulate the sunm” in favor of David E. Hothwell, Comptroller General, for use, Are., against the said Urhaiius Dart,mort gagor, and tim said the Exchange Hank,assignor, said property pointed out iu until mortgage, fi. !h. Also, ut thu time and place aforesaid, will he sold the following tract*, parcels and lot* of Laud, situate, lyingand being in tho County of Glynn, with all the privileges, appurtenances and im provement* thereto belonging, ami known ami described as follows, to wit: All that tractor parcel of Land, being a moiety ofu tract originally granted to John Graham, wli’o was afterw ard* alieiued, and said Laud sold at confiscation sales, hy thu Commc-doiier* of Con fiscation, under and hy virtue of in act of “Cou- lleation and Omoiieomoiit” oftlio Statu of Hour giu, passed .March 1st, 1778, to William Mulnlosh, jr. and sold hy the administrator* of llm said Wil liam McIntosh, jr. to Virgil II. Vivino, in tlm year 18ftti, aud again aedd l»y the slid Virgil H. 7i- viuo, hy hi* attorney in liiel B. Vivino, to Samuel Palmer, on tlm I2tu day of January, |8:t7, and conveyed hy the said Samuel I’almer to James Muse, hy deed dated Till August, JS4I, said just mentioned tract having such shape, murk* aud Imiiudariu* as will uppuur by a jdat of re-survey of tlm same executed hy Reuben King, oil tlm I7tli December, 18:35, which accompanies said deeil of conveyance. Also, all that other tract oflutid, containing I (15 acres, granted to William Moore on llm ftl st dav of December IMfifi, ami sold at SlmrilP* Sale oil .’kl day of August, 184 J, and purchased hv E. M. Moore, atid conveyed hy tlm said E. M. Moore to James Moore on said ftd August 1811; the shape, mark* mid boundaries of which wiiluppuur by llm plat oftlio same. , Also, all that other tract of Laud,contaiiung2l7 acres, and bounded by Jacob Moore’* Laud, mi the north, the estate of .James Moore’* Laml oil tim east, south anil west by James Fort’s Land, granted to William Moore en tlm 17th day of May, 18517, and purchased at Sherill* ’* Sale on tlm ftd August, 1841, hy K. M. Moore on llm Ski day of August J84J, . v ...... E. M. Moore to James Moore; thu shape, marks ami boundaries of which will appear hy the plat of tlm same. Also, all that other tract or parcel of Land, con taining 515ft acres, (being compo-md of tlm south moiety ofu tract of Laud granted to Jacob Moure, ill November, 17ft!), for 4111) acres, aud tlio south moiety of ono other tract lying adjacent thereto, aud granted to James Moore on the J4tli June, I7mi, tiir imo net ua) lioninled norm by tlm norih- eru moietesofsaid tract* of laud, west hy Laud* of Jacob .Moore,south hy Urn estate of Janie* Moore's Land, nml east hy murHhus aud creeks, having such shape, mark* aud huiindurie* a* will uppuur by reference to tim pint annoyed to suid grunt. Also, ull that other tract of Laud grunted to Ju cob Moore on thu 28th November, 1822, contain ing 4i)5j acres, bouududuiist hy William Moore’* Laud, southwest by an old survey, northwest hy vacant laud, and southeast by James Moore 1 * laml,anil conveyed hy Jacob Moore to Mary It. Deuieru, wife of James Moore, hy deed dated Jsl October, 18:15, and having miicIi shape, mark* and Imiimlurie* a* will appear hy llm plat annexed to suid grant. Also, all that other tract of Laud containing M2 acres, hounded north by Michael Poticcll’s t tllVrilAiU NIIIIUIIT 'H SALE. '—Oil tin) first Tuesday in February next, before tlm Uotirt House in thc’Ulty ol'Hlivatinali, between llm legal hour* of sale, will be sold, ne gro Imy Nelson, about thirteen years of ago. Levied mi hv virtue of a Fi. Fa. founded on foreclosure of Mortgage, issued out oftlio Infe rior Court of Chatham County, in favor of Rob ert M, Charlton vs, Alexander.!. Maxwell, dec 51 ELLS HA WYLLY, Hlierilf c. c. UtATHAdl Mili:UIIT”H bALlk —t >ti the first Tuesday iu January next, be fore the Court House in the city of .Savannah, between the legal hour* of salu, will he sold, All that Wharf Lot situate, lying and aeing iu the city el'Havattuah, and known and distinguished li the iilan ofsaid city hy the number Two (2.) East of Bull Sireotuud Lincoln Street, and hound ed East hy a Lot lute Peter Kean's, West tiya Lot owned by estate of Robert Isaac, and North by Savannah River. Luviod on hy vlrtuo of a Fi. Fn. founded on forudoNiiro of Mortgage, issued out of llm Supe rior Court of Clmthum county, in fhvor of Lucy Isnacuud Robert Bruce Isaac vs. Margaret Hcolt, Executrix of Robert Seott. dee 51 ELLSI1A WYU^Y, Mlieriirc^c. _ t lAlUDEX NHEKII F’M SllE.-- • Will be sold on the first Tuesday in January next, before the Court House door in the town of Jetl'ersonlou, tlm I'ollnwiiig property, viz: One Polo or Log House ami Kitchen,at Camp Pinkney, on laud said to belong to tlm estate of Pendleton. Levied on ns the property of Win. Ituml, to satisfy an execution on li. lit. issuing from thu Mon. tim Inferior Court of said County, founded on foreclosure of mortgage, at the in stance of Edwin It. Alberti vs William Rand.— Property pointed out by John T. Vlllatonga, agent for plaiutilf. dee 11 _ J. 1). COLSON, Slmrifi*. C 118 A Til A ill HH13 KI FF'S MA lI*L ■'Continued—On the first Tuesday hi January next, before tlmCoiirt House, iuthe city ofrlavmi- uah, between tlm legal hours of Sale, will Im suid a Negro Mail Slave, named l.afiiyettu, levied on hy virtiiu of a li. lit., fonmled on foVeciosuru of Mortgage, issued out of the Superior Court of Chatham County, iu favor of Henry iv. Bur roughs v*. T. Watson. _dec \\ ELISIIA WYLLY, SlmritT, c. c. SA Is E* — IVII.LIAM E. IIAEE’S • b i/MOtjLIItfl (l UlLKLEV, Ao. 10U v> liltYAif S'lUltiET, are now receiving | their Fall supply ofCltOCKEltf AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS; to which they respect-. l'lioir LADIES’ SHOE EXCHANGE. ' A IJl ES’ Misses, Children’s ami lulUnt* I fully invite the attention of purchaser*. 1 stock in part consist* us follows; ' Crocfioru. Chinn uud Clay* WUrb : " W: Granite, Flowing Blue and Mulberry Din ner Setts ; do dh Tea do : China Tea Hells, gold {.baud uud plaint do do IDii»cd Figure Chinn Vas ;us; Biiquot Holder*, Ciiiiia Mug*, Ornaments, j Children’s Ten SutU, Glass Lumps, Tumblers. ; Wiim Glasses, Solar and .Viral ChiuinevK De | cantors, Castor*,. Candy Glasses. Bird BolU»v I Stone Jugs, Jar*, Butter I’m*, Chums, &c, Lanina, Tin Harr.. \‘a. isofhe SolurLump* of ueautiful pulteru-; Lump-liend TJ UT'^VHAGA, Dale’* Hybrid, White Flat XV Dubdfr.d Gloho Turnip S«!t:d*. All vruie tie* ofCrti* 1 * i • Radish. Spin mb, l.nttuco; Peas, (.’aulillovver. Beet* aud Sidsily Secifs. Garden Trowel*, t 11 'citing Knives, Pruning Sek or* und Nippers. .1 nl reeeived per Sleriiug. ami IbrsTilc hy .1. M. TURNER & BROTHER, sept Ift Monument square. ft’WW AWE K93.V- SONAHLE GOODS.— Received hy Into Arrival* from New V«»rk. Boston ami Pliitadidphia. Tlm Subscriber begs leave to acquaint llm citizen* of Savannah and its viettniv. that he ha* received, and is now opening, at his Store, a must splen did assortment of GOLD AND SILVER WATC11 ES, C L< )C KS. .11 i W151 .It V, S11 V F. It AND SILVER PLATED WARE. FANCY GOODS, »Ve., consisting in part as follows: CI,OOKS.—Splendid Gilt and Ebony Mantle A imiftlSTUATOitN Will Im sold, on tlm first Tuesday in Janu ary next, before the Court i louse dour, ill States- borough, Bulioeli County, between llm legal hoar* of sale, one negro mail named Tom, be longing to tlm Estate of John Williams, late of said county, dueeusod, for die Imuotit of tlm heirs and crudltor* of said Estate. Terms made known on the day of sale. K. II. SCARBOROUGH, Admr. imv 4 SUSANNAH WILLIAMS, Adm’x I I^XliCI/TOU’N SAl/tL—Will he sokh J on tim first Tuesday ill February next, be tween tlm usual Ilnur* of sale, at public uuciioti, before the Court House in tlm city of Savannah, thu following real estate, belonging to tho estate of Michael Dillon, deceased, mid sold hy permis sion of tlm Honorable Urn Inferior Court of Chat ham county, viz: Lot No one (1), Franklin ward, in the city of Sa vaiiuali, with the buildings, Are., known a* ti e “ Sailors' Home.” This lot i* iu fee simple. Lot No two (2), Franklin ward, city of Savan nah, adjoining lot No J, to tlm west. This lot is unimproved, ami is subject to a ground rent to tlm city corporation of Havaiiuah of $515 pur annum. Lot No ithm (ft) Curry Town, city of Savan nah, fee simple, and unimproved. ROBERT M. CHARLTON, F.x’or. nov 18 — lore the Court House door, in tlm town ofltoid*- villo, in the County of Tattnall, two lots of laud, each containing 287.J acres, more or less, lying on the North sidu of the Altamalm River, just above tlm junction of tlm Olmopie, 'und are ad joining llm laud* of Joseph Bell, Esq., aud others. These laml* aro valuable, both iu soil and lim ber. They are sold for tlm liouclit of the heirs laud, east hy Seaton Gruiillaud’* J .and, soul li hy .S. C. King’s Laud, west hy Edward W. llutle/s and Win. Hudson’* Laud, and granted to James Moore on the 2ftlh June, 18518, and having such shape, marks aud Imiiiidarius us will nppeurhy reference to a plat annexed to said grant. Also, one other tract of Laml containing 184 acres. Imutulcd ut tim time of survey on the north and west hy vacant l.tmds.soutli by Jacob Moore's Laud, aud east hy old survey, and granted lo Wil liam Moore ou 2:kl iSovutnlmr, J8J8, for 2i ft acres, and subsequently reduced to 18 ! acres, ami pur. caused hv E. M. .Moore utShorillVHuleoiRhl Au gust, 1811, aud oil same day conveyed hy said K, M. Moore to James Moore, aud having such shape marks aud boundaries a* will appear hy a plat an nexed to said grant. All the aforesaid last men tioned suveii tracts and parcel* of Land,with tlm privileges, appurtenances and improvements levied onus the property of James Moore, de ceased, hy virtue of a writ of fieri facias, issuing out of llm Supurior Court of Glynn county, (oil foreclosure ol mortgage* executed hy the said James Moore in hi* lifutiiiio to tho * Exchange Bank and by tlm said Exchange Bunk assigned and transferred to tlm Comptroller Gonurnl of said Slate and Commissioner* under tlio Act of 18:18, entitled “Alt Act lo authorize the lm*iiiu*a of Banking and to regulate tho saino,”)iu fitvor of David E. Bothweii, Coiujitroller General, lor tise, Ac., against tlm said James Moore, mort gagor, and Hie said tlm Exchange Bank, assignor, Sold for tlm benefit of ftl’.WIS, Guardian. .5011 It MONTHS ulW »l:.to ii|.|;ltoUiiM Will Ihi llimln 1“ III" Il.,ftlft.fl.rtl«> lll*> IlllWit.r when sitting as a Onitrl of rimllmm iminity, .. CiiMrl.irDriliimry.liir Imivol.i mtfUliu rmilnl.il i.rjnhn II. OiMi'lry, lain nf Hv. OSpllj Air llm a Ml' III" Imlrrt and erorfimm ul mi.1 imialM. nov 10 ini'lll!i;n, wili'i MnlioffMiy, lllncslc WiiIi'mii a"' 1 nary l"irfflffl I ■'<■lil*. Tm.ri r\l.u, l.'ra.Milli l!la,v-ffll lalil.m. |i..«rMIn v tll liiVXi I.'ar.l Tal.loft I Hala vi/. i Jam. Amm. Vlarlilti'l'MMx t .In ilM.MnlMW'ay il.ii I.;'- ■ Hall ami 'JS .1.. .1. -Im Willi l''Ml.% 'Vim; <!" I, for- a r Mm Duaj. UrawaiH. JM-tW'mv'al. ,m,l l„r dnWjM#. J I I. \V MDllll 1.1,1,, | li ' 1; ov a;t ffl.mt.’ i*.i.iniy. , imv i a, H! A NCI 3 aORII KI.. R*’r. ■ aoiilt MONTHS alVr W[■■I'l'li'-ip u ill I., 1 Iiiaild limy.! " Ml tin, liftl. r.i.r C.M.rl Ml'Clialliam Cm.iily, wIiiImiIIi"™" Mary |nir|iM«,ia. far limvi; la "j" I llm lall.anaij, Im/raVluv.m,la nil: I.niftiMftimi.IliaKRyytt’liilillft) , ■iii. AI.M?, .MIhMIMI. i ra.mgg M II; ,.rvia. Car llm Imnalll at'llm la'in au.l xi.n.f.i.,.i Nlai.ali, lata ol Clrallm all ofwhich said lasluieiilioiieilsnrveysliaviiigsneli shape mark* ami hoiindaiic* a* will appear hy re ference lo the plat annexed to each of said grants. Also, all those several Lots or parcel* of Land, lying and being ill Brunswick, and known iu the plan thereol'by the following denomination and said (property pointed out iu llm said mortgage /V I'll. R. It. ILyrcLIFE, Dep. Slmrill. Brunswick, (hi., Oct. 2ft, 1847. nov I N O’R’MJBJ.—Willhe sold on tlm first Toe*, day in January next, before the Court lloti-o in the city of Savannah, between the usual hour* of sale, all those Tracts of Laud, situate in tlm County of Chatham, and on the Savannah River, known a* the Brampton and Retreat Plantations, containing 84(1 Acres, more or less, Iftft Acre* of which is under embankment, and cultivated in Rice, llm rust consisting of mixed land, together with all the improvement* oil said plantation*.— Tile said laud* being part of thu estate of John G. Williamson, deceased, and lining now adver tised for sale, hy virtue of a decree of Chancery of Iho Superior Court of Chatham County. WM. If. UUYLF.lt, C. I*. RICIIAUDSONE, F. B. DURANT, nov 2 Commissioner*. ^IHI IN I NT It A T If IX *N »A |* 13.- On tlm first Tuesday in January next, be tween the usual hour* of sale, will lie sold before the Cotirt House door iti lliuesville, Liberty county, llm following negroes, to wit: Israel, Van llitren, Moll, Clara and Bun, being part of llm estate of llm lalejoseph .lone*, olVaid comity, and sold for the purpose of division among tim heir*. ELIZABETH JONES, nov Ift Administratrix, ROBERT W. POOLER, A.oiinihirator. i». u. v. c. r. a said fifty four town Lois being williiil Inn lines.>1 a survey made on llm 2fttli September. IHJIi. mid »ranted to Urbumis Dart on Uio 17th Sepiemln r. Iti 28. Also, all that other tract or parcel of l^od. (ex- cetil 12ft acres of the same.) containing l.il) acres, and known a* Powell’s tract, bounded Smnli by Piles’laud, wnslwtinlly bv ilurimJU laud, imrtli- w. s'ward I) bv Dart and W ilhams’ laud, and east- wardlv bv laiids n)Mm Bron^wrck Land Lompu- ny.aiid originally granted to .lames l owel. V\lso. all that other Iranilaud par.i.il ol Land, , or - - ^ , eoiitaioiiig 177 acres, anil known a* the I Inzle- dim by llm said estate, lor tint State, <;« lm>l tract ; bounded east by marshes anderecks, Poor Felmol. for tin* year 1817,—uni ...■oil fiv funds of lb" Bruusoo'k Li ml CuMfUtuy 5! cvntu and li milk, nmhn.nta. aml easlwaidly and westwardly by lamDeiuvsyoH WM. J. CANNON, t. e. m*i. r. to Thomas Butler King- i "Darien, Nov. 48,184*. nov IK) fllAX COI*l*!3CT«m’S «A»;i3N- 9. .McINTOSlI COUNTY.—On the first Tuesday in Febrnaiy next, will lie sold before the Court House ill llm city ol' Darien, between llm usual boors of sale, a-Tract of Laud lying in tim enmity of McIntosh, situated near llm’Alatamaiia River and I\ vis’ Creek, containing fit HI Acres, morn or lo**, levied on as llm properly of .loliu Peter Ward, or mo uiiteli ofsaid Tract a* will salisly tlm taxes line hy llm said Jobu’Petcr Ward, fortlm .Stale, Comity aud Poor Helami, for the your* 1815, X84ft, 18-17—amount dun .•Jii.45 4, and costs. .\kii, will lie sobl in llm -anm manner as above •filXI3CirTOa*N HA 1*13#—Will I JLi mt the first Tuesday in January, 1818, he- I hu sold. gHH, r.gg-bimcrs, Tua-pols. _ and Plate (.'overs, Jolly and Blcau Mungo Moulds, Charlotte «!e Rusao Pun*, Gravy Htrainer*. Patty 6 an*, Venison and Steak Dishes, Nursery Limps, iritunnia.G. 8. and I roll Tea and Table Spoon-', Clock*, Mahogany, Rosewood aud Black Walnut Gothic Clock*, now pattern*; Ofiico Time Pieces, 8 days? O. O. G. O. G. Brass Clucks, 8 days and ftn hour*. WATCHES.—Gold Lever. Duplex’d. Anchor and L’Kpiue Watches; Hilver Lever, Author, .epiim and Plain Watches. 81LVF.R WARE. Tnhle, Dessert and Tea Spoons, various pattoru*; do. do. Forks; .Silver Cups, a great variety; Ladles, Fish Fork*, But ter Knives, Halt amt Mustard Spoons, Cy pilous, 1 PLATED WARE.—Calm Baskets,Tea Trays. Castor*, Candlesticks, Butler Tubs, Halt Dislnw, and every other artlrlo in that line. FANflY GOODS.—A most splendid assort ment of Rich Porcelain and China Flower Va ses. from $2 to .'■{'.III per pair; a good assortment of Japan and Eimmeled Waiters, new styles, ve ry rich; a line assortment of Girandoles, Holar Lumps, new stylo, all size*; Britannia Tea Sets. Castor*, Lump*, Candlestick*, A-e.; Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Dressing Cases, Ladies’ Work Box es, Fancy Fans, Card Case* of every description; together with a large and varied ’assortment of Fancy Goods, suitable for holiday presents, ifcc. SUNDRIES.—Perfitmory, a tine assortment; Musical Instrument* of every description, Silver and Steel Bag and Purse Mounting*, Silver ami Steel Heed*,Silver Pencil* and Tooetb-pieks, Ci gar Cases, SnulV and Tobacco Boxes, Silver Chains; Tooth, Nail and Shaving Brushes; Hair and Clothes do, Military Trimmings of every de scription, Canos, a good assortment of Cutlery— together with every other article usually found in our trade. Clock*, Watches, and Jewelry Repaired Iuthe host manner, ,iu.i warranted to give satisfaction. oetlH T. T. WILMOT. together with a lull assortment of bright Tin-wuro. Cutli ri/ and Jtunu utic Hardware. Ivory Table Cutlery in setts of 51 pieces, or Knives only, Buck-horn und common Cutlery, Scissor*,' Razor* ami Pocket Cutlery, Cufiee M ills, Milieu Knives, Carpet Jacks, Soup Diges ters, Fish Kettles, Potato*! Steamer*, Pots, Ovens, Shovel and Tongs, elegant, steel Fire Setts, Sauce and Slew Pan*, Furnaces, Wafer ami Waflle If on*. Coal-hod*. Cooking Sloven, Colleo Rogstcr*, Brass uud common Andirons, Stair Rods, Sad-iron*, tea uud dinner Bells, rut and mouse Traps, Wire,fenders, Egg-whip*. Jagging Iron*, Oyster Knives. Cork-*eivw*.«V.e. A.o. IVatnl and II dime Harr. Dockets, 'robs, Hioves, Brooms, Wash-board*, Barrel-covers, Bellow*, Faucets, Bird-cage*, Wool-card*, Leiiuiii-squeeze.rs, Wood-spoons, Crimping-machines. Also an assortment ofMnr- ket-lm-lset*, (’radios aud .Wagons, travelling and limey Baskets, dusting, «cru!>, shoe, cloth*:*, nail* and other Brushes. i'anry and Alia alia neons Gouda, Ciena, glass and wood Toy*, a tine assortment suitable for the approaching holidays; limey Inn- es. mirrors, playing cards, backgammon boards, oliv-s.-inoii, ladies' dressing cases, marbles, ther mometers, pins, tooth and nail liriishe*. dumb hells, dog umzzlcu ami collars, liquor ilask*, hook rest*, newspaper files, crimping machines, knife cleaners, Ac. Ac. Planters. Housekeepers und .Stranger* vittitiug the city, are invited to call, as llmiriargc anil va ried assortment will be found worthy of their ut- tcntioijv nov If* N ew fall and westdr GOODS—SNIDER, LATH KOI* A. NEVITT, oiler fur sale, ou rcaontable lerniB — PLAINS—25bales Fancy, 25 do. Cable Warp, ' 2ft <io. Suit!m ’* Mimuluctinva. KERSEYS—yt) hides Washington and Glasgow, 2ftdo. Union Roiled, 5do. Extra heavy 'Mill- lory, LINSEYS—5 halos Fancy and Plain*. BLANKETS—25halos London Ditllil soma ex- and creditor* of the .estate of William Cooper, deceased. Turin* on the day of sale, nov 1 GEORGE COOPP.lt, Exr. &13LIJN44 OFF AT COST, FOR CASH.—The subscriber, intending to leave the city, i* SELLING OFF lit* stock of very Choice Goods at cost, afibrding ait opportunity to those wlio wish, to avail tlio uselves of it, of hav ing CLOTHING uiadu to measure of tin 1 vary best materials and workmanship, aud at pr ; os ia- turinlly reduced. Goods will also ho sol by lie piece or pattern. Any miu desirous of purchasing thu ENTIRE STOCK will have a very'liberal discount made below cost. N. B.—All persons indebted to tho subscriber, either by note or otherwise, are requested to call aud setttlo thu samu with a* little delay a* possible. oct J8 JOHN MALLKKY. J IOAIj YARD,—Tlm subscribers having V> runted thu lot on Aticiutix’s wharf, immedi ately adjoining their store, purpose keeping on hand a full supply of COAL, suitable for Gratus, Htoves, Furnaces, Ac., and now oiler for sale landing from brig Josephus, from Philadelphia, 150 Ion* Red and White Ash Coal, broken uud screened, selected lor this market. • nov 2 WOOD, CLAGilORN A CO. JU Ml I* Y. G IIO(! 03 III V NTOIttU.- Curncr of llroaxhtun and IlnU-atmla.—}. KOU8SEAU, invites the attention of his friends uud the citizen* generally to hi* ehoieo and ample stock of Groceries now* oil Imnd.aud which lie 1* continually receiving: among which is Woolsev A Wnolscy’s Crashed Sugar, do. do. Lonfdo; 8t Croix, Porto Rico, and New Orleans Sugars, N. O. Syrup; sugar-house Molasses; Sperm aud Tal low Candles; Soap of various qualities; Baltimore extra Hums; Becl oud Buffalo Tongues; Pepper aud Spice, Pickles,a great variety; Catsup’*; Pie- servos of all kinds!'Raisin*, Almonds aud Cur rants; Nut* of all kinds; a tol of choice Havana Sugars; Butter, Soda, Sugar aud Boston Biscuits; Princeton Crackur*;Cltuuso, Anchovies,Sardines, Aneliovue Past*:, aud E*senee;Caper*(Mive*,fresh Salmon and Lobster* iu tin onne;ehoieo Teus;Cnf feu, of ull kinds; Canal Flour in whole and half bids; kegs of Buckwheat; Prune* in glass jars; ex tra quality Chocolate; Cocon Guava, (Kitchen A quality Chase’s) ami Current Jelly, Guava Marmalade; London Porter, in pints atid quarts; Champagne, ofapproved brand*; Cordials; Port, Claret, Ma deira and Sherry Wine. Ami a variety of other at tides usually kept in a Family Grocery, always on hum! uud ibr salu ut the lowest market price, nov 1 I W. ItlOKREEE invite* his friend* • and llm public generally, both from town aud cotmlrv, to cull and examine hi* new FURNI TURE STORE iu Emets’ now Buildings, Broughton Street, thu tarnni in the ruitnlry under one roof, where he will have great pleasure iu exhibiting In them Ilia most oxteii-ive n.-suilnmnl of ready made Furniture ever ntibred in the .Southern markets. imv fi WATCHES AND J131VEL- RY.—Tlio Subscriber wishes to call the £4rl4& ,lttu, ft' 0,> bi« customers to a choice as sortment of line watches, just received hy recant arrivals, consisting of Gold Hunting Case Levers, Gold Double Bottom Levers, Gold imitation Dou ble Case Levers, Gold Anchor Escapement Le ver*, Silver Hunting Case Levers, Silver Double Bottom Levin's, Silver Anchor,Escapement Le vers, Silver Lepiue aud Vertical escapement. Also, tine Gold Fob Chain*, Vest Chains. Curb Guard Chains, Keys and Chain Kings, nit ofwhich will he sold ns low a* in any citv in the Union. All kind* of Watches Repaired and warranted. D. B. NICHOLS, oct 1 First corner west of Pulaski House. FR5LIF K.13 AN, Uv iper A Tittinr, ON BitYAN-Stui'.kt. The subscriber grate ful to hi* frieu is end patron* for pa.-t Ihvors, takes much fdonstmMn informing them of his recent return from the Northern Cities, with as fine air assortment of ar ticle* in hi* line as can be found iu any similar establishment in llm city. —Having selected bir 'stock from some of the first itoiiM'M ut New York, he feels no hesitancy in 4maxrmiliiig*'very article, which he D prepared to make to order in the latest -Ryle aud fashion by tlm most experienced workmen. Hi* stock consists Super French, English & American Broadcloths. Do. do. do. do. Ca-siimu'es. Do. do. do. do. Doer kin*. Do. do. do. do. Tweed*. Together w ilh a most splendid assortment of Cash- meiv Wooleuctl. Fancy Silk Velvet*. Plain and Fat my Satins, ami a large variety of Plaids. He has also on hand a large and well selectol assortment of Ready Made Garments, gotten up iuthe hestmatiner, expressly for tills market,which lie is determined lo sell at moderate prices; to getiier with such articles as Shirts. Stocks, Susjteu dors. Ilandk’lls Gloves, Umbrellas, Caps, Hosiery .Merino and Lamb* Wool Yoder Shirt'• nml Draw cnqaitd all other articles usually kept iu fashionable establishments ol'tlii.-> kind. PHILIP KEAN would also Inform Ids friends that lie lias return ml from Owens’ Building on Bull Street, to the store No. 1)H BRYAN-ST., recent ly occupied hy .1. Southwell A. t'o., whorehu will fie gratified lo till their orders. oet 12 VJ 63 A NO A’ A141# 13 DRY GOO l)S.~ t3 .1 staled, another Tract of Laud, lying in the coun ty of Fuyettu, containing 2t)2.\* Aero*, more or less, and known ai No. 151, Iftlh dint rid, levied oil a* the properly of the ostalo of John Herron, much ol said Tract us will *ut*rlY the luxe- oiiiit) au.l iutiottnl due JOHN MUR I’ll V rospccftblly take* leav to inform the Lutlie* ami Gentlemen of this city aialeointtrv generally, (ami partiudatly the La dies i that fie has returned from the North, and ha* mm open a gmat portion of hi* Fall Stock of Fate and Staple Dty Goods, consisting in part of P'.riael. Kentucky Jean* ami Kerseys; white mi l red wool undcutuoit Flaiuiel*; bleached nod brown Shirting* ami Sheeting*: LIL., bro. eud blue Aljiaea, tie Paine* ami wool Piaitls, for i.a- die*mid elfihlreu; w In., blk. ami slate eol'd eorjetl Skirt*; Sieiwls from 25 im loo.li'; Al.nlrass Ilk Is; Irish Linen*; brown ami blk Holland*;Tabtnund Tmvel Linen-; La.lie*' blk and .J raw silk Hose; together with a* ompleie a>*ortineut of( ‘ollon ami Gi.shmen". Children ami Misstv wool ati l eollon llose. rtooi sNo. Ilt>7 i Glove* of nil l.iml*anti •litalilies; Linen iblkisfrom l‘.”.e. up; bik Satin D IVANH' AiVlF'OT'B’O.IRAWH.-Di Ve.-ting ; oil .silk ; Bound.*, Ribbon*. Flower*. vans, '/V/r*o-/»/ti patttu'ii; do Serpentine do; Wreat'i*. .Silk and Holton Ranches; ilncud ami Ottoman* Serpentine do. in Froiodi ami plain I fid,, laces ami edgings; Needle work ('altar* from seating, just received and lorsalo by |25d*up: under sleeve* nml inside Hill.*, ami La- !. W. MORRELL, Smuts’ Building*. -I dies Merino Vests,—together with a variety of !iev2:l i oilier articles usually kept iu a Dry G«m«T* Ebue. ALNli 'GtiKMANTiULftOys" ROOTS.'—I j Ah to priees. A«i. .1. M. would lesp.-dtiillv say lo SHEETINGS—5ft bales. 51-1,7-Suiui 4—1* brown, 10 cases, do. do., bleached. MARLBORO’ STRIPES—5 bales Fancy aud Southern. PRINTS—20 halos American und English, com prising ovary style uud fluidity, SHAWLS—Woolen, Silkund* Cotton, all qua litie* ami size*. DE LAIN ES, Low Priced ami Finn. IlANDIv’FS—Silk anil Cotton, pocket, Verona, Madras* and Kmmdl. NEGRO CAPS—Kilmarnock and Scotch Bon net*. WOOL SOCKS—Low' Priced and Fine. HOSIERY—Ludiu*, Gent*, und Misses, of ull kinds. LACES—Figured and Plain Bohbinett, Edgings aud Inserting*. CRAVATS—Ladies and Gent* Fancy and Black Silk*. BROAD CLOTHS—Black, Bltto, Brown,Mix ed and Green, Broad Cloths. SAT1NETTS—Cadet. Black, Blue, Mixed and Fancy Satiuetf* and Jean*. net I J UST Jit 13Cl 13IV131> per brig Wilson Fuller, a splendid nssoi tmetit uf Mode Silk Plaid Cashmers: French Purumitt-i do; do Thib et*? Small plaid; light colored Thibet* new stylo Cmthmors? fimey Tweed Plaids; new stylo of Pur- is Popliiu; do do do Lain*, from 25 to SUcts? do •lo Ithid do Lnitut from 25 to 50 ct*; Ginghams at all price*; Silk .Shawls, plaid and fig’u ; limey (’aslliiiordo ; *c:irlot Tifihot do ; Bracho do; now style of Pari* Velvet Scarf*; French worked Col lar* at ■♦licit; do do Chetnizett* from Tout* In $5; Kid Glove*, all colors; wht and eol’d Llucu lldkfif for Gentlemen ? Frenrli Broad Cloth? Caslmter*, Vesting*, Silk Cravats, Henris, Poek’t Ildfs; Kid Ginvo*. Lisle; Berlin and Buckskin do, Carpet Bags, Ac. For sale by A. EINSTEIN, • nov Ift — ear. Whitaker & Congrcss-st*. ^ASII S HIRE I—SMALL PROFITS y AND RUlftlv SALES.—Bv rceont arri val*, wo are unaided to ufier lo thu citizen* of ft7.^ cunts, Ac. Ac We invito attentinii to our stork which now ciiibniees ulmost every kind now in vogue. CANNON & LEONARD, nov 22 — ’ Cor ltroiighlon A llarnard'st* LVv B3 K Y IKSS) V IS 83 a i>" t ins I- .1.4 Jji*t reeeived per brig* Philura aud Exact, John from Phiiadel- per from New York, aud hr phin: lb ease* Prints all style* and price* ; 1 do do British, entirely new; 15 piece* Moils*.dn ^'4HAHtM,— Iftft dozen Alapie ami Blin k J Watmil. with ('atm and Ro*h sealing,;io Plain, Givcian ami Gothic palleru* ; ID!) dozen Windsor do, just received and for sale by 1. W. MORRELL, Smci*’ Building*. . nov 251 4 Nil* O't”8*01 R*.VlY ,‘«*V—I)i ¥ ase of fine G>*noao Aoiarvllas. Ilyaeiiitbs. Tulip beautiful tlnwuiiiig Bulb*, just received a sale lew. by J. M.TURNER A RISC ““ MoimiiimmiI square Bull)*, eomiatiog uf'• all, call and judge for yourselvesat No. l.i'.Uiou-j |4|l AMOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT m and xarion* oilier j £rc«w Sir. et, So»t:h Side Market Sqmsie. i It.n. BEADSTEADS, of French nod High ived and for | nov 5ID Post. I v>»"»"',>!.». cirfiKSKT Tii'fiRyBcAX-j Ijlll.lis AiVU VV IlfSlvliV—j.' j|l OI.AS«l-y< AMU I' VMH.r.H.—-IQ Mlh ill. prime ftrlenu* Molasses ; “•) boxe* Sperm (,'Mudles, «**orte«l size*; 2l) »b» Ailiwuniliiir <lo; xft do Tallow, received aud for duIo by dec 10 E. SWIFT. Gosbe.il Bolter ; 5*1 boxes prime CIiocm>; 5tl do N.-vv Bedford sperm G.i-idl—:M tdd* N ^ high | proof Whifikc) ; 50 boxes family Soap, landing, from brig fluvanoali and for sal.' by nov 17 SCRANTON A JOHNSTON ! m i Lain* and CnsInncVes ; “•) do Wo rated Plaids for Ladies Dresses ; 5 do plain Cadmiorc I’reticli; 5 •In Black Silk warp Alpaca ; Black am! Colored Meritioe*: Best French Kid Glove* ; New stylo Tuck Comb*, etc. etc. Foil GK.vn.eMKx'* Wkau : 5 piece* superior Iduck French Broadcloth ; 25 do fancy and black Casimere* and Doe Skin*: 1 do/., white Satin uni* hrnidorod China Vest*, very rich; lb si black uud white Kid Glove*; Steel frame Umbrella*. Son nines : 2 east * heavy Satinet!*, low pric ed fur scrvciits; 2 do Kentucky .leans; 2 do Lind say Wooltiuy ; 2 tin Marlboro' Stripe* uiul Plaids; ft bale* (’ollon Osniihurg*; 5 cast * and ft bale* brown ami bleached Smiling* and Shooting*'; 2 eu*os Hosiery, a complete a**ortn>e»il Hupei Irish Linen*, Russia ami 15. K. Diaper; Red and w hile Flannel Cloakings. Ami a great many other article* in the DRY GOODS LINE. An in* pectin'ii of his stiuik by tho Ladies and Gentlemen of the cty and viu'uily, i* ie-ftpecifolly solicited bv JOSEPH LIPPMAN, Owens’ Building*. ('im:;rc*.» Street, oet 21 Sooth .Sid,! .Market Square. | yA VKK.—21M ream* 2!5X:^.( Newspaper; R. lot) do 24N;ift do; Iftft do 22X552 do; Iftft do 21X2? do? 150ream* plain ami rubai Ft*oheap paper; 75 ream* plain Flat f-'ap paper ;'I25 ream* plain am! t itled Letter paper, 40 ream* Folio Pest ami Book paper; i(il) ream* Double Wrapping paper; 15511 ream* Double Straw Wrapping pa per; 2ftl) r» am* b»**t qintln’-v brown Wrapping jm- ifftO-reftim* best Hugh* or small Wrapping pa per, assorted kinds; 75 ream* F.itvelope paper, received by recent at rivals, ami for sale bv net 55t» ‘ DEN LOW A WEBSTER. A latge AsMirlment. jimt r« eeiv ed. and for % 1. W. MORRELL, miv 251 Smut*’ Ruilitimt*. 4 RfOGViVY PII.UII H.—25 do/7. Ftift Savannah, a eoiopleto as-'ortmeut of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY (iOODS. consisting td* Sliawls, Dress Good.*, Silk*, Paris Plaids. Oregon do. Black and Col’d Alpaca*, Heavy Tick*. Fn* g)i-Ji and American Lung Cloth, l.(roiuI Chitlin, Ca**imerc«, Satinet*, Kersey*, Georgia Plains, l.iiisoy*, Oik Cloth, Tulilo Spreads, very rich; Flannel*, Irish Linen*, Froucii worked collar* ut FremIt pattern; 25 do jib do do; Gothic r.ipdowiih spring seal*, just receiv,d and for .ale by J w. MORRFI.L. nov St? Buttlin' Jhiihliiigfl,

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Savannah Georgian. (Savannah [Ga.]) 1847-18??, January 01, 1848, Image 1