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Newspaper Page Text•. mmmmmmmm a n • irr -*•=. W ;«■** r* > •<*• «• < > .«*.» .: .. ,;>*!•> g i »■••■/ r.i rr:./ ?f i> f, .51 T4fV*-.' VOL. XXX. SAVANNAH. MONDAY MORNING. MARCH R. 1M1. HS THE DAILY GEORGIAN, ■a ruat.mm. is Tin CITY OF SAVANNAH, at WILLIAM II. DI7LLOC1I, .IT TK.V DOLLAliS PEK ANNUM, rirnlLB lESII-.NNl'Al.l.T la AOVAXCK, OH AT SIX DOLLARS FOR SIX MONTHS. TUB TIII-WRBIiLY IIBOUUI.IN, UK THE COUaTRT, la nuliliiliod to meat Iho urninjjmm-nl of the •! *.* .. /’'I'tl.l.-il'lV 'I'lllirMllllV. mail., thru, tiimsa | wooU, (TuoAilay, I liurylii)'. •nil Saturday,) at tho Olllco ol llio Dtiiii] Umr- tim, and containa all tlio intolligonco. Coiumur- eial, Political and Mixiollaut'ou., including now Advutiaoraouta publialioil in Iho Daily Paper. Tins PAP EH la aeut to >11 part, of the Stato and Union, or delivered in too city, at FIVE DOLLARS par annum, or at THREE DOLLARS for aix month. TUB WEEKLY IIROIIUIAN, la publirilied every Friday afternoon, at three nut.lari por anuom—all payable in advance. N. D.—Each Citation by the Clcrka of tho Court, of Ordinary, that application luw been made for Letter* of Adinilllatrutinu, tuuat be pub- 1 idled thirty n*va at leaat. Notice by Eaocutor* and Admiuiitrator* for Debtora and CroditorMo renderin their account*, muat be puhliahod an weeks. .... Salea of Negroe* by Executora or Adininiatra- tor* must be nt public auction, on the first '1 ues* day ofthe month, between the usual hours of unto, •t the place of public stilus in tho county where the Letters .Testamentary, of Administration, or Guardianship, may have been granted, first giving sixty day* notice thereof in ono of the public t azettos of this State, uudut tho door ol the !ourt House, where such sale* are to bo hold. Notice for leave to sell Negroes, must ho pub- LEGAL NOTICES. JN RANKRIHPYCY.- United State. District Court—District of Guorgia. Dkxmmix Mohms, of Henry County, Georgia, late merchant, of the firm of Morris A Lewis, of said county, a Bankrupt, having film! his petition, t iraying that o fiill discharge from Ills duhts.tuay to decreed and allowad, a ml a certificate thereof be granted to him s Notico is hereby given to all creditors who have proved their debts anil other persons in interest to uppear at tho Court House in the City of Savannah, on the 23d day of .March next, nt fl o'clock, A..M., to shew causo why such discharge and certificate shall not bo grunt cd. GKO. GLKN, Clerk, duo 11 LEGAL NOTICES. PUBLIC SALES. pome MONTHS after ditto, J: will lie rTOORGlA. - Liberty County.- VX To all whom it may concern.—Whercus. James 8. Bulloch, Admiuistrutor on the estate of John Klliott, Into of said county, deceased, hath applied to the Honorable the Court of Ordiuury of said con • • • f said county, for letters disiuissory ou said os- Those are therefore to cite and admonish all coucorucd, to file their objections (if any they have) to tho apiilicnnt’s discharge iu tho Clerk's office ofthe sum Court, witliiu the time prescrib ed by law, otherwise letters disiuissory will ho grautod. Witness tho Honorable ChnrUou Hines, one. of tho Justices of said Court, this Lltli day of .March, A. D. ouu thousand eight huudred and forty-eight. mnr 13 J. 8. BRADWF.LL, c. e. o. i.. c. _ he made to the Hon. llio Justices of the Inferior Court of .McIntosh county, while sitting as a Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell part of tho raid and personal estate of Aloxauder 8. McIn tosh, deceased, for tho buueiit of tho heirs and creditors of said estate, doc 28 W. J. McINTOSlI, Adm'r. MONTHS alter date, application will bo uindo to the Justices of the Inferior Court ofChutham comity, whilst sitting for ordi nary purposes, for leave to sell thu following no- } m slaves, to wit t.CInra with her daughter Lizzy, ohn, Andrew, utul the boy Francis. Also, the real estute, or honsohold property hi Washing- ton Ward, in the city of 8avuniiuli, on the corner of Buy otid Price streets, ou Lot No. 1, mid ouu- third (J) of Lot No. 3, viz s soveu (?) Wooden Buildings, lour of which are two-stories high, and three one-aud-an-hutf (1A) stories high, all In ten- onbihle repair—for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of James McDouaid, lata of Savannah, Chatham county, deceased, jan 34 J. F. O’NEILL, Executor. JIOUU MONTHS after date application be mnde to the Honorable llio luforiur Court of Camden comity when sitting for ordi nary purposes, for leave to sell a negro slave, the property of Richard Cole, minor, for Ills bnuolit. WILLIAM !>. COLE, Guardian. Juffersontou, Jan. 30,1818. jnn35 /^EOltHIA.—Cmiitlcii Comity.— VX To all whom it may concern.—Whereas James Mongiu 8mitli has applied to tho Honora ble the court of Ordinary o! said comity of Cutu- deu, for letters ofadmiuistratiou oil the estate and effects of David J. Smith, lutu of auid comity, de ceased. p These nra therefore to cite and admonish, all and singular the kindred and creditors of said de ceased, to file their objeqAmis(if any they have) to the granting said estato to the applicant, in ilia clerk's offico'ofsnid comity, on or before the 33d ‘EMMLJH MONTHS after date application J? will bo i ‘ 1 ** “ billed Ibr four months, before any order absolute ( day of April eusuiug, otherwise letters as prayed shall be made thereupon by the Court, Sales of Real Estate l»v Executors. Adminis trators, oud Guardians, must be published SIX- TY DAYS before tlie day of sale. Tbeso sales must be uindo nt the Court House door of tho county in which tho property is situate, and mi ths first Tuesday of tho month, between the hours of ten in the morning and four iu the after* Ibr will be granted. Witness the Hon. A. Clark, ond of thu Justices ofsoid court, this 30th day of March. A. D. 1843. HENRY R. FORT.c. c. o. c. c. mar 30 will bo made to the Hun. the Inferior Court of Bulloch County, whilst sitting as a court for ordinary purposes, for leave to soil the Real Es« ordinary purposes, lor leave to sell tlie item Es tate of James Denmark, deceased, lato of the State ofAInbamn. REDDING DENMARK, Adm’r. Bulloch Comity, Feb. 14th, 1848. fell 14 PJ’OTICE.—All persons huviiiv demand*a* gainst thu estute of Alexander S. .McIntosh, lute of McIntosh courtly, deceased, are requested to present them immediately t And all persons in debted to said estate will make payment to W. J. .McINTOSlI, Adm’r. mar 10 fti— /^.1-lOltGIA. — iliillocli County.— VX To all whom it may concern.—Whereas hours ol ten in me " James Rushing, administrator, and Martlm Groo- noo ”‘_^‘^^! C iL r - , V..!!" ) ; j l .?.l U ^ U ' a, ‘ d ’ UU,LM vor, administratrix, on tho estate of David Groo- •o expressed in the advertisement. , Applications by Executors, Administrators ami Guardian* to tho Court of Ordinary for leave to tell Land, ipust be published FOUR MON 1 IIS. 8oles of personal property (except negroes) of tsitate and intestate estates by Kxeetrtors and Ad- tniniitrotors, must he advertised t UR 11 DA i S. Applications by Exeoutors and Administrators, for Letters DUmUsory must be published SIX MONTHS. Application for foreclosure or Mortgages on real estate, must be advertised ouco a month for FOUR MONTHS. Orders ofthe Court of Ordinary, (accompanied with a copy ofthe hond of agreement) to make ti tles to land, must be advertised Tiirkk Mouths tl Sheriff’s sales under executions regularly granted by the courts, must bo advortisnd THIRTY DAYS—under uiortgngo executions SIXTY DAYS—Sales of perishuble property nuder order of Court, must bo advertised gener ally. TEN DAYS before the day of Sale. * * All Letters directed to this Office or the Editor, must be post paid to entitle them to atten tion. _ vor lute of Bulloch county, deceased, have ap plied to the Honorable the Inferior Court of said | Btillopli Superior Court. IN CHAMBERS—JANUARY 13, 1643. Redding Denmark und j j James Wilkinson, j Compltinuta. I, N EQUlxr . Charles L. .M’Gliuo, Hefimdant. J IT appearing to the Court that tho defendant ill the ubovo entitled cannd is absent from the /TIT Y MIIEKIFF’S MALE.—Will lie V> sold on the first Tuesday iu April next, he fore the Court Ilousa iu iho City of ‘Savannah, between the legal hours of sale,lot No. suventuen (17) C. S., Jasper Ward: hounded on the north by Ilurris-jilroot, ou tho South by Maeou-street, oil the west by lot No. eighteen (18 r ) nttd ou thu east by W hi taker-street, together with the brick building mid improvements thereout levied ou a* tho properly oflleurj Dittmor* to satisfy a fi fa issued out of tlie Coart of Common Fleas and Oyer and Terminer for tho City of Savannah, at tho iustanco of Roll. M. Charlton, Exr., M. Dillon vs. Henry Dittuiers. mar 2 GF.O.W. WYLLY, Sheriff, rnAX'l’OLLELTOK’8 MAX**!*,— Couuty when sitting for ordinary purposes, for letters disiuissory on said ostnte. These are therefore to cite and admonish all concerned, to file their objections (if any they have) in thu Clark’s offico of said court, within the time prescribed by law, otherwUo letters die- missory will bu grunted to them. Witness tho lion. Peter Cone, one of tho Jus tices of said Court, February 10,1848. fob 16 DAVID BEASLEY, c. c.o. n. c. of Guorgia, uud cannot lie found therein, /r EORH1A. Bulloch County .—To VX all whom it muy concern.—Whereas, Allen Williams, Guurdiau of Martha A. Lyons, hnth applied to the Hon. the Court of Urdiuary of Bulloch county, for Letters Disiuissory from said Guardianship These uru therefore to cite and admonish all persons whatsoever interested, to filo their objec tions (if any) in iny office, within tho thee pro ■cribed by law, otherwise Letters Disiuissory will be granted the applicant. oct 1 DAVID BEASLEY, F OUR MONTHS after date, application. will be made to Hon. Inferior Court ol Chatham County, wheu sitting fur ordinary pur poses, for leave to sell Lot thirteen (13.) iu thu UUtli) district, aud third (3d) section, Murray Comity, belonging to Mussuiuii Iloustotin.fur his benefit. J. W. 1IOUSTOUN, Guardian, jan 11 TTOCR MONTHS after date application Jr wm be * New Clothing Establishment. GIBBONS*RANGE. at The undersigned has opened the rrt r\ HHL store recently occupied by Mr. 1. 'V. j {M J WX- Morrell, where he mteuds to keep n W /£ large and well selected assortment of KEADx 1IADB CLOTHING, which lie will sell,nt very ■mull profit., mid very re.pqctfitlly invite, the Planter., .Merchant., nml Citizen, generally, t •ivo him a eall heroro .implying theinwlve., a. he I. contidcut hi. STOCK ha. never been »nr- pa..eilUyeny brought to tin. iiloce, it being an entire now Stock, maJu up exprosiy Ter tin. Store. Amoug his Goods are tlio toUowmg ur tiC Ctoixs xxn Maxti.**—Bluo and black Broad Cloths and Cnmblet. • Ovtn-CoATs—Of invisible green, brown, Par sons Mix, Pilot Cloth, quilted Cumblet and Lion Skin. ^ ... ,, . . . ns a court of Ordiuury, for leavo* to sell nil the Dress ax d Frock CoArs—Offineblnckrrencli r jgj ltft j t | 0 interest of Mrs. Mary E. Dunliaiu, BrondCloth. * ....i Business Coats—Such as f Tweed C wiuicro, bluck Doe Skin, _ will be made to the Inferior Court of Chat bam County, sitting for ordinary purposes, for louve to sell lot No. 14, Pulaski Ward, City of Savannah, (subject to ground runt) and improve ments thereon, belonging to the estate of David Turner, lato ofthe town of Beuufort, South Car olina, deceased, for tlie purposo of making a di vision uuioiig tlio legatees of said deceased, mnr 7 FREDERICK A. TUPPKR. Ex’r. ‘DOUR MONTHS after dute, application J: will he i,, ‘ r , . 7T he made to tlie Jlon. tho Justices ofthe Inferior Court of Mclutosh couuty, when sitting On motion of Henry A Ward, and John W. Owens—It is ordered, that the defendant afore said do nppear aud auswer tlio said hill at nr be fore tho next October term of thu Superior Court of the comity of Bulloch; and it is further order ed, that service of this ordur bu effected by pub lication iu one of the Gazettes of the city’uf .Sa vannah once n month for four months previous to the said term. W, H. FLEMING, Judgo Eastern District Georgia. January 13 th, 1848. Filed in mv Office, this the 17th January, 1843. David beasley, c. *. c. n.c. GEORGIA, Bulloch County— Clerk's OJice of the .Superior Court of said County: X MuINTOSli COUNTY. —On thu tint. Tuesday ill Muy next, wil bo sold beforedieConrt House iu thu city of Darien, between the usual hours of sale, tlio following tracts of laud lying in the county of Glynn, to witt Ad that tract of land situate, lying and bdng iu tlio county of Glynn, and known as a tract of land cohtaiuiug lOlJftucrus, originally grautod to Bartley McCoa- ry, on the 18Ui of Jununry, J837. Also, all that other Tract of Land, situato, ly ing aud being iusaid county of Glynn, and known as a tract containing 10U0 acres, granted to Loyal Cowles, ou the i8tlidav of January, I8ij7. Also, all that other Traci of land,’situate, lying uud being in sajd county ufGlymi, and known us ti tract couUtiuiug 10U0 acres,’granted to George W. Murray, ou the 33d day ol January, 1837. . Also, nil that other Tract of Laud, situute, ly< ing uud being in said county of Glyiiu, aud kuowuasa tract coutuiuiug liKiO acres, granted to James Wood,on thodUtii day of January, 1637. Also, nil that other Tract of* Lund, situate, ly ing uud being iu said county of Glynn, and known as a tract containing 100(1 acres, grautod to James Bivins, on tlie 30ih day of January, 1637. Also, all that other Tract of Lund, situate, ly ing and being iu said county of Glynn, and known as u tract containing 10(10 acres, granted to Na thaniel B. Juhuu, ou the 23d day of January, 1337. All these several Trac’s of Land are levied on as the property of A. A. DeLoriuu of McIntosh comity, to satisfy thu Statu, Couuty, uud Poor School Tax for tlio year 1347, ou property re turned bv tlio said A. A. DeLormu as tlio pro- r'lOLLINM A BULKLEY, No. 108 j A RBOW ROOT.-Just received a IVash V> BWKAiV STREET, are now reeeiviug ! xm. supply of Col. Hallo was* Arrow IlmlrFnJI mipply ofCUOCKERY AND j «up, umf'ior .ul« hv FURNISHING GOODS, to wldcli they rosiiect fully invite the attention of purchasers. Thub stock iu part consists as follows s Crockery, China and Glass Ware: W, Granite, Flowiug Blue mid Mulberry Diu tier Softs : do do Ten do t China Ten Setts, pel i hand and plaint do do Rained Figure China Vos e*j Buquet Holders, China Mugs, Ornaments, Children’s Tea Setts, Gins* Lamps, Tumbler*. Wine Glusses, Solar and Astral Chimneys, De canters, Castors, Candy Glasses, Bird Bottle. Stone Jugs, Jars, Butter Pots, Chorus, Ac. Lamps, Tie Ware, fte. Solur Lamps of beautiful putternsi Lamp-head Side and Mull Lamps i Lanterns, Britaunia, liras* and tin Candlesticks. Tea Trays, single and iu setts, slop undtoilelt Pnils, Foot-baths, Cake and Spico Boxes, Tea Caddies, Coffee Urns mid Big- Hoot, new J. ROUSSEAU. gins, Egg-boilors, Tea-pots, Oyster-dishes, Dish aud Plate Covers, Jelly aud Blcau Mungo Moulds, Charlotte de llusse Pans, Gravy Strainers, Patty. B ans,Venison and Steak Dishes, Nursery Lamp#, iritaniiia,G. S. and IrouTeanml Tublo Spoon#, togotlier with u full assortment of bright Tin-ware, Cutlery and Domestic Iiardtcart. Ivory Table Cutlery in sett* of &1 pieces, ot Knives only, Duck-horu aud common Cutlery, Scissors. Razors and Pocket Cutlery, Coffee Mills, Mince Knives, Carpet Jacks, Soup Diges ters, Fish Kettles, Potatoo Steamer*, Pots,Ovens, Shovel and Tongs, elegant steel Fire Sells. Banco uud Stew Pans, Furnaces, Wafer and Waffle Irons, Coal-hods, Cooking Stoves, Coffoo Roasters, Brass aud common Andirons, Stair Rods, Bnd-iyuis, tea and dinner Bells, rat and mouse Traps, Wire fenders, Egg-whips, Jagging Irons, Oyster ICnivos, Cork-screws, &c. Ac. Wood and Willow Ware. Buckets, Tubs, Sieves, Brooms, Wash-boards, Barrel-covers. Bellows, Faucets, Bird-cages, Wool-cards, Leinuti-squcczers, Wood-spoons, Crimping-machines. Also nu assortment of Mar ket-baskets, Cradles and Wagons, travelling and fancy Baskofs, dusting, scrub, shoo, clothes, uuil aud other Brushes. Fancy and Miscellaneous Goods. China, glass aud wood Toys, a fine assortment Muitahlu for the approaching holidays ; fancy box es, mirrors, playing curds, Imekgu’miiiou boards, ^ nidio*’ i vliesf-tnun, I dressing casus, murbics, thcr- liori}- «r D.Lnnno ..ml l’oluior. Amount due 1!>»». '™<j> <»'<* >'»jl brn.hu*, dumb sixty Six Uuilur* mid Six ou® und 00*1,. I bolls, du* muzzlo. ond Mure, liquor luka, book WM.J. CANNON T. C.Mel.C. ,0l ‘ t 'b newspaper files, crimping machines, knifo Darien, March 1. 1848. mar 3 clcnncni, &c. Ac. •VirTYViri ii—iTis r i Planters, Housekeepers and Strangers visiting fi ,u c * tv » are Invited to call, as their largo and va- 1 J__| ||| pm Rh^I 'I'l.nnilnt, It, A ..nil nntl *4.111 Ru . .. •„ , .. . .. ■*.. . I do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is u true copy, taken from the original order tiled in my office; oud given uuder my hund and pru sent seal, there being no seal attached, this the 17th January, 1848. * ,] DAVID BEASLEY, c. s. c. a. c. nin4— U. •-] jan 31 PUBLIC 8ALEN. C HATHAM SHERIFF'S SALE. Ou the first Tuesday in April next, before thu Court Hu into ill thu City of Stivanuah, bu- tween tlie legal hours of sale, will ho sold that certain framed two storv house, situate ou the luud lately tho property of William Cuhil, about u Imlf uiilo from thu Couuty Juil. and immediately ou thu Ogcchee road, enstarn side of said road- levied on to satisfy a fi fa, issued out of the Supe rior Court ofChutham Couuty, nt thu iustanco of A. A. Smeis vs Ormond Sellers, Ex’r. of Edmund Listor. ELISHA WYLLY, I)op’y Sheriff C. C. mar 4 C' EAR HI AN'S SA EE.—Will he sold vT on the fir*t 4 Tuesduy in Muy next, between nred Beaver Cloth, Satinets, Kentucky Jeans Hacks and Frocktees. Pax rAi.uo.ts—From all ofthe most fiishiotinhle Goods,such as plain black Casimoro, Moleskin, Plaid, striped diagonal ribbed Casiinere, Suti- .net, Tweed Casiinere, and Negro Cloth. * Oil Cloth Jackets and Pants for Seamen. Sati net Round Jackets, Boys’ flue Muck Jackets, Vests—Of every description, such os fine plain black Satin, figured and black Velvet, Bombesin, Alpacea. Valencia, plaid Worsted, figured Silk, bluck Cloth und Casiinere. Uxuer-Shirts.—Of heavy ribbed Wool, fine end Common Merino,Silk, Saxony Wool,bleach ed and unbleached Colton and Buckskin, Ladies, fins Merino and Silk Under-Shirts. Cravats of Worsted, fancy Satin, Plaid Silk, Cotton, and black Silk. Linon and Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs of great variety. Shirts of Linen, Cotton with Linen Bosom*, fane; «gM» ««•««« interest m Mrs. mury r.. uuniiaiu, 8ujd Mjll0Pg liy permission c ullin nml fflev l*J 0 01 ?' ud °B| tlmmaroJ, in, o und Mi ,, , |)rur i ()t . c „ t , rt B M C |, jjiain Rim l ine) j j>|u„tntio„ or Tract ol Land, in said county, call- > . . «q an( i i * - 6-a. Fofiijorlv ,te MUuee of Col, \Villlmn j ££*£ iL“ d A. Dunham, deceased, for the benefit of her heir* aud creditor*. S. M. BOND, Administrator, doc 30 DOUR MONTHS utter date application J? will he ‘ ,_ ill ho made to the Honorable tlie Justices ofthe Inferior Court of McIntosh County, while sitting as a court of Ordinary, for leave to divide the Cuttle and to sell the real and personu) prop erty ; also, the household furniture belonging to tho estate of William McDonald, senior, late of said county deceased, for the benolit ofthe heirs and creditors of said estate. ALEXANDER MeDONALD, da.mel McDonald, jnn 5 Executors. icy Cotton, striped, and Night Shirts. Also, a good assortment of Boy ’s sizos Linen Bosoms and Collars. Stocks of plain Satin, crimped Satin, Bomba- Kin and fancy Silk Stocks mid Neckties. Gloves of fine French Kid, black, white and sol'd Worsted, Cloth uud Thread. Silk und Cot ton Night Caps, Money Belts, Silk Purses. lf.Mimu.ns, a beautiful assortment of trench Silk, Scotch Gingham, and Cotton Umbrellas. Gentlemen's fine and fashionable Cloth CAPS, Otter Skin Caps, a beautiful article. Also, a general usHortinent for Youths' and Boys’ wear. The ladies aro particularly invited to call and see thorn. Ho will soon have a fine assortment of Children’s Suits for Boys from four to ten years old. Having taken much pains in fitting up hi* Store, and equally a* much in selecting a Stock for it, lie hopes, by strict atten tion to business, to merit a liberal share of patron- I**, GEO. S. NICHOLS. N- B. The Store at No. 114 Brymi-street, will bo continued a* heretofore, with a general assortment of tho above Goods, and will bo con ducted by Mr. WM. L. HAUPT. dec 15 T ine hold* silver hoods, Ac.-t ‘ -Including some very fine Watches of every description; real Diamond and rich Jew- •Irjr, of greut variety, and embracing tlie newest ^Iteaf Silver Pitchers, Tea Sots. Goblets, Mugs, Syphons and Fish. Knives and Forks; now pat ent Gothic imtturn Forks and Spoons, very ole- 5 ant; Prince Albert and double tlireudcd pattern o., and plain ; Sherwood's Galvanic Batteries with directions; Papier Macho Good* in abiin- dauco ; Vases; Plated and Military Wares; Gui tars, Flute*, Accordions, Banjos, and Shoot Mu sic; Walking Canos, Ac. Call und see, as now ^u^Repairing of Wutchcs and Clocks attend- od to os UHtiul. and wurruutod. io os uhi««i, D< „ NICHOLS, dec 4 Istdoor West of Pulaski House. noUlt MONTHS after date application J. will lie ii ' “ ” *• -' muilo to the Honorable tlio Justice* ofthe Inferior Court of Liberty County, while sitting u* u court for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell a part of the personal property belonging to Joseph B. Way, minor, of Liberty Couuty, E. DANIEL, Guardiau. Gu. fell 18 Clintlinm Superior Court. THOMAS J. WALSH, )Jaxuart Term, 1848. HENRY JAMES. $ Hole Nisi. On the petition of Thomas J. Walsh, slating that the quid Henry James, on the sixth day of August, in tho year ono thousand eight hundred nnu forty seven, made and executed his certain mortgage to the said Thomn* J. Walsh, of all that lot or parcel of land with the improvements, sit uate, lying and being in the city of Savannah and County of Chatham, known aud dUtinguishcd in tho plan of said city as lot number sixteen, (No. Iti,) Carpenter’s Row; said lot being on East Broad Streot, aud at the bend of South Broad Street, and being thirty-four foot in front, l»y ono hundred and fifty-eight feet deep; together with nil and singular the edifices, buildings, rights, member*, hereditament*, aud nppurtotianees to tlio same belonging, or in any wise appertaining; *- J ** 1 - of Seven linn- tlio usual hour* of mile, before the Court Uotisu door in the town of Statesboro', Bulloch county, all tlie Rent mid Pcisonnl estate of Jasper und Klizn Sim*, Minors, to he sold for the benefit of said Minors by pcrtiiiwion of the Honorable tlio rior Court of Bulloch county, viz; Throe ,* Nos. 10, 11 and 14, with improvement* thereon, iu tho town ol’ Statesboro', Bulloch county; 130 acre* of Pino land* lying in said county, and adjacent to tho town ofStutbshbrc’: two negro Women, Cloe mid Violet, tuguther with household aud kitchen furniture, Ac. HASKKL SIMMONS, Guardian of Jasper Situs. C. C. DANIEL, fob 35 Gunrdiun of Eliza Situs. sold before the Court House door iu the town of Statesboro’, Bulloch county, within the legal hour* of sulo, the following property, to wit: All thut Tract or Purccl of Lund witii the improve ment* tliorenu, situate, lying und being in iho county of Bulloch, containing three hundred (300) ucres, more or less—adjoining laud* of John Biirusidu ou the N. E., and ou the N. W. by laud* of Samuol Fulcli; on all other side* un known. Levied ou us the property ol’John D. U.*Hughs,to satisfy an execution issuing from thu 47th District Juxticn* Court of Bulloch county, in favor of Joseph OllitV vs. John D. B. Hugh*. Levy made ond returned to uiu by a Constuble, 23d Februarv, 16-13. feb 34 W. H. MacLEAX, SlicritTn. c. B elloc ii niickiff’* sale* —On the first Tuesday iu April next, will be Holdhuforo tlie Court l[lou*e duur, in tho town of Statesboro', Bulloch \Couiity. within the legal hours of sole, the following property, to wit Two Tracts or Parcels of Land with tho improve ment* thereon, situato, lying and being in the County of Bulloch—containing ono thousand acres each, more or less, (2000); adjoining lands ofCul. Sheppard William* oil the North, South bv laud* surveyed for Wentworth Cook, E. and W. by tho estato of Jusso Huger. Said land ly ing two mile* from tho GrenjOgerhuo River, uud well timbered. Levied mi a* the property of Jouuthnti Griner to satisfy sundry fi. fa*, issuing from tho Justice* Court in tlio -13th District of Bulloch County, in favor of William II. Rawls vs. Jonathan (iriuor. Levy made and reftiruod to mu by a Constable. 23d February, 1843. feb 24 W. II. Mac LEAN, Sheriff n. c. ^TAYNE SHERIFF’S SALE*— Will be sold ou tlio first Tuesday iu April next, in tlie town of Wuynesviilu, ut tlio usual E l ace of sulo, between the legal hour* of sale. One ,ot of Laud granted to William Hair in Wayne county, containing Four Hundred ucres. Also, ouu Lot grunted to Moses Phelps in Wtiyno county, being part of Lot containing One Mutt- dred acres. Levied ou by virtue of uu execution issued out ofthe Inferior Court of said couuty, William Drowdy vs. Robert B. Mayson, for tfio use of Caleb Pundurvi*. fob SO THOMAS BF.CKOM, s. w. c. no v 15 D U. TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIVE Tho Arrow Root tany ho distinguished from Potutue Starch by the diitcreut sizes of its parti cle* and by tlio ditfercuce of Hlructure. It is des titute of that fetid uuwholesome oi!*, oxtracticsble FSSKSJS t lection ofCARDEN SEEDS, which have been raised with grout cure i/y Seedsmen Of high re putation, and are now prepared to famish Gar- dctiors or Dealer* with Seed* which are war ranted a* good as any to bu fouud in tiiii country; :f!l».., * ■( f gits—Oiuut. by alcohol from l’otutoe starch.—Dr Vre on Arts. Bests—Early blood Turnip, long blood, white Si* I have exuuiinod and have bad prepared soma j lesia or Sugnr. Arrow Root cultivated and manufactured by Col. i Brocoli— Early wbito. large purple Cape. Hullowes of St. Marys, Georgia. It is tlio best i Beans—(Kidney, dwarf, or snap,) early Mohawk, quality of that variety of fiiucula 1 have met with, j early yellow six-week*, China dwarfi refugee being supuriur to any Bermuda or other Arrow » or lUOOto 1, half moon, (Pole orir~ : Root I have seen. * Samuel Jackson, M. D, feb 18 University of Pouiiiylvauia. C iOL*~HALLOIVES' FlfiftE AR- J ROW ROOT—“ Now Vork Hospital, Oct. IRb, 1847.—I have mado an analysis aud coitipu- rativa examination of tho Arrow Root grown ond manufactured from tlio crop of 184ti, by Col. Uulll.ltli.. ul 1 Ot il.l.M O. nurt ....... mu1i!I(I,i(J wbito Lima, small white Lima or Slava, whila Dutch aud scarlet runner. . Cnlbuyc—Early York, large York, green globe savoy, early sugar loaf, early drum bead, early and lato fiut Dutch, groun glazed, largo ox- heart. Caul\floirer-AS.wt\y and Into.- Hnllowes, of 8t. Marys, Ga.| aud now oxliibitoti I JJ JJ. , ., r at lb. Fair uftho Ainariuiu. lu.litul. of tlii, City,! , br ? 1 “ 1 W, . , and hava to report tlut I find it «qual iu avoiy , Cwumtor-FfflJ fhunol ourly clu.lor, ««rly .tort respect to tlio he tl Ucrioudo Arrow ttool. uud j r»*.™r 't'SSlmre C',.,,,. much superior iuthe care with which it ha* been ! 7T" 0 * "I 0 ?® 0, manufactured to most of tho Bermuda now iu ! Cn,mt,rt > awu< * 1 or tlie New York market. ; t.'”* 1 ft?. 1 * , "LAwnnacc Item, Professor of Chamistry to J W/I Blaut , i tlio CoIIceo or jSmrmaoy, sod l,ectoror ou Modi-1 f ! If V™™ HUt, t . coIXIicioislry iutliu Now York ilospitsl.” i j ’ n 'i , . A supply ofl!io Is.t crop jmt rouoWod hy . t-l ««—Druoihcs I, white csbhaqo. curled Silt. A. A. SOLOMONS, Ascot, . IS'?,' 1 mipcrlal ezhbuo. feb 18 Market-square. ' Ntth*—Orcou citron, nutmeg, cuntelopo, largo r sugar, TuKarora,- WISI'Alt'N IIAV.NAIK Ol WILD CHEimV.-Thls colcbralcd DW — and infulliblo remedy for the cure of Consump tion, Asthma, and Liver Complaint, wn* discov ered some six or seven years ago, iu the State of Virginia, the residence of one ofthe most di*tin- guUliod physician* that over lived.Since that time it tin*, by known merit*, been rapidly, surely, ond safely working it* way through tho opposition of quack* and counterfuteia, until, by it* true vulito and iutrinrio excellence, it ha* gained Ibr itself a most enviable popularity, und established itself iu tho confidence of an intelligent und enlightened liublie from one end of the continent to tho other. Tlio testimony of thousand* who liuvo boon re lieved and cured hy this valuable article,will show that it stauds unrivalled—at the head ufall other medicine* Ibr the cure of disease* for which it i* rocuuunomtod. Tho genuine Dr. Wistur’* Bal sam of Wild Cherry is now for sale by duly ap pointed agent*, aud all respectable dealer* in modiciue. iu all largo cities and all iiuportuut towns throughout thu United States, Cuuudas, and British provinces. Bu careful uud get the genuine ond originnl Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, signed 1. BUTTS, ou the wrapper. For salo bv A.T. BOWNK, Agent, mar l Sinct*' Building. AHISiONAIU,M NPICING GOODS E It WORT.—'This medicine has been for ninuy yours known to tho public as an iu valu able remedy for consumption oud nil discuHes of tho lungs and liver. The many cures performed has established it a* the surest aud most certain i . . .. , . . remedy that llio alilictod can depend upon. Tko i *""«"■' vdf lh ° lowe “ u '“ ll0 > following 1. uYemarliableeura of i pr uHi’l'* tr0l ’i , iiOT'i.’ * vPAnrn CoxsuMrTio.v AND Liven CoMPi.AiNT.-For a I ,,,nr4 1 “ VEADLR. Wo iiavu received by the steamer North erner n fresh supply of goods, suitable for llio will bo A ‘ ‘ long time I stltfored with these diseases, and was J A LMONDS, &c.—Almond*, Ituisias.Prtiuej, the more alarmed as I had lost a mother, two sis- ; -ajL aud Currauts, for sals by tor* and two brothers, with tho consumption. I hud tho best medical advice in vain; every reme dy was tried without efiect, and I wn* almost in despair. I whs wasting away, very uervou*, bad a bud cough, loss of strength, and many other dangerous symptom*. At length I tried Dr. Tay lor’s Balsam of Livei mar 1 II. J. GILBERT. M olasses.'—2& biid*. w.'l. moj .sse*; 50 bbls. N. O. do. landing uud for sale by nmr 7 landing uud for sale bv SCRANTON Jk JOHNSTON. uiar 7 i’J. iug and for sulo by mar 7 E XECUTOR’S SALE.—Will bo sold on tlie first Tuesday in April next, between the usual hours of salo, lielbre tlio Court House iu the city of Suvunuali, tlie real and remaining personal property, and slave*, bolongiug to the estate of Dorothy Saltiicr, late of Chatham coun ty, deceased, for tho benefit of tbe'hoirsnnd cred itor* of said estute, uud sold by permission of tho honorable the luforiur Court of Chatham Couu ty, viz Ono Lot ofl.nnd at the Sovcn-milo Post on tho Whitoblufl’Kond, containing Two Huudred (200) ucres; hounded on tho North hy laud* of Dr. Luw, ou the West by laud owned hy tho estate of Matthew Sutlnur, on the South by u Cross Road, und on the East by the Whitcbluif Rond. One Lot and Improvements containing Fifty (50) acres—a finely improved place, with largo Vegetable Garden! Fruit* aud Flowers in abun dance ; bounded ou tlie North by a Cross Road, South by Mr. Joliu Hover, West by Mr. John Hover, Eu*t by lauds owned by estato of Mat thew Snlliior. Ouo Lot Pine Land containing Eighty Three (83) ucres. This lot supplied the last witii wood and timber. Boundod South by lands owned by ostota of Frederick KeifiVr, North by lauds for merly belonging to Mr*. Beaty, West by laud* formerly bolongiug to estate of John Johnston, East by a Road commonly known as DutchTown Road. Together with one Horse, ono Mule, two or three (.'art* and Harness, Plantation Tools, itc. uud F.iglitecu Negroes. feb 2 N. NUNGEZKR, Executor. Consrcii and HH St. Julian Street.--WILLIAM M. DAVIDSON would inform his friends,that lie coutiuues to keen on band at bis old stand. West Side of the Mnrket, n largo assortment of WINES, LIUUOR8, CIGARS AND GRO- CKIUKS, ull of which lie oflhr* on tho best pos- Hide terms, lie is also constantly supplied witii thu bc.t Al.llANY ALE util NEWARK Cl- IM’.R, to which ho rospcctililly Invites two utton- ion oftho public. — nov 3 to secure the payment of tho *um dred dollar*, fine on a certain promissory note, made bv tlio said Henry James to tint said Tlmin- n* J. WaUh, dated on the sixth day of August, iu tlie year ono thousand eight hundred and for- ty-Novun, uud payable four months after date; which said note and tho inturest which bus accru ed thereon, remain unpaid ; and hy his petition the said TJioinusJ. Walsh prays the foruclosuro of the equity of redemption, of the said Henry Jurnes,of,III, audio the mortgaged premises On motion, it is ordered that tlio said Henry James do pny iuto thin Court, on nr before the first day ofthe next term thereof, tho principal and interest duo ou thu said promissory note, to gether with thu costs of this npnliculion ; and ilmt in default thereof, tlio equity ofrudemption oftho said Henry James, of, in, and to tlie said mort gaged premises, he tiieuceforlh and forever for- closcd. Aud hi* further ordered, that a copy of this rule lie published ill ono of thu Gazettes of the City of Hnvaiinnh. once a month, until tho time appointed for the payment of said money into Court wind that such further and other proceed ing* lie had, as are proscribed by the stututes ill such casus made and provided. A true extract from Ihu minute*. R. F. AKIN, Dep. Clerk s.c. e. c. feb 17 hh;<— W ANTED.—Emnty Porter and Wine But- tlra, quarts and pints, by mar 1 J- A. La ROCHE, Mnrket square. HATH AM HIIEUIFF’S SALE. /Continued—On the first Tuesday in April next,before llio Court Home iutlio city of Savan nah, between the legal hour* of sale, will be sold, All Unit Wharf Lot situate, lyuignud being iu the city of Savannah, and known nud distinguished in thu plan of said city by the number Two (2,) East of Bull Street and Lincoln Street, and bound ed Knst by a Lot lato Peter Kean’s, West by n Lot owned by estato ol’Koburt Isunc, and North by Savannah River. Lovied ou by virtue of u Fi. Fa. founded on foreclosure ofMorlguge, kerned out of the Supe rior Court of Chatham county, iu favor 9!' Lucy Isuucuntl Robert Bruce Isaac v*. Margaret Scott, Executrix of Robert Scott. mar 9 ELISHA WYLLY, Dcp. Sheriffc. c. C HATHAM SHERIFF'** SALE. On the first Tuesday in April next, before tiie Court House in tho city of Suvanunh, be tween tim legal hour* of sate, will he sold, the fol lowing Six negro Slaves, viz. Nelly uud her five children, Grace, Jesse, Isaiah, Allred and Auii Matilda. Levied on by virtue of u fi. fa. issued out of tho Superior Court of Chatham County at tho instance of the Murine and Firo Insurance Bank oftho State of Georgia vs. Elijah Header- son—proportv pointed out by defeudant. ELlaJlX WYLLY, Dep’y Sheriff C. C. mar 4 _ T>MB WATER.—French distilled Rora MX Water ofsti] mar 9 ifsuperior quality, for sale by T DOWNS. Smete’ building B AHAOE8, FOUL AID SILKS, A-c.-X Ac.—Just recoived por the Northerner.- Tlie llir.iit splendid assortment ql^Dress Goods ever exbitiited iu Savauunh, consisting of printed Organdios, plaid FooWd?-. rich plaid Poilt do Soto, plaid ond striped Silk Tissues. Corded do,, nuiiii plaid Turgarillas, Pari* printed barage*, British do, col’d Turiutane*, Mourning Lawn? aud Bur ages, blk Satin Plaid do, Ac. Abo. Silk Fringes, Cape* and Collars, Plaid Cap and Sash Ribbon*, etnb’d wht Crape Shawls L (J lldkfs. tnisNe* Kid Gloves, Grass Skirts, Filet Gloves uud Mitts, Ac. Ac. mar 4 GODFREY A La ROC HE. QPRIX4* HOODS—Per steamer North- criier— ColV _ criier—Col’d Buragus, ricli Fancy do, plaid aud rich Satin Striped do, Fancy Buizuriucs, Grenndiues, Plaid Urguudios, Plaid summurSiiks, 4-4 plaid India Silk*, pluitl Fquiurd*. ,AI*o—Spring Mualios, Printed Lawns, strip'd Lawns, super French Muslim, Fancy Ginghams, Muslin Ginghams, super Scotch Ginghams, blk uud white do, blk and white Miisliiis.bik Burn gut, super liik Chally, Swiss Muslins, Swiss embroi dered Mmlius, Jackunet do, plaid Cutnbrios, II lusiou Lace, Brussels do. Just rueoivod, for sale by LATHKOP A FOOTE, mar 3 Liverwort, uud I must say this medicine cured too like a charm. Its great resto- rativo powers should be made known. * W. Holdruhik, 232 Spring-st. rThe public will bear iu.mind that thi* is uo secret or quack medicine, but oue invented by a physician ofthe most eminent standing, and who had for many years devoted bis ulteutiou to* tho causes und nature of lung complaint*, aud it* modo of preparation i* well kuowu to tho (nodical fuo tilty iu general. Extract of a letter from our New London agent, C. Clark—" Thoso who have taken your Balsam of Liverwort, spoak well of it. 1 find notldug so good for my wife, *ho sometimes has very severe [ mints and weak turns—I gave her a tea-spoon Ull, which relieved her immediately—I have great faith in it* virtues, uud would not bo without it in my house,’’ Ac. No one can doubt the superior excellence of thi* medicine. Be careful and buy only ut 73 Beckman, or of our especial agout, u* counterfeits and imitations are issued iu every di rection. f^- Kememdkr that this modiciue is purely vegetable, containing no iniuoruls of any kind.— Tho terttimnninls of over 400 can bo given similar to the following caso which had beetigiveu lip us beyond cure. Yet this medicine effected an entire cure iu a few weeks. But read uud judge for ! yourself. Ei*" Conclusive proof that eomsump- lion cun bucnred.^3 I tSInITT’oH Consumption and Liven Complaint.—Suffer-; J* ceived by iug a* I liuvo for throe year* with these diseases, I ; |)|ltr j 1 feel from my heart for all person* equally utifoi- tuuutc, and thurufore 1 beg of them, if (hey love life aud health; if they love their fumilic* und friend*, not to lay and die under tlie hands of mercury doctors, or their useless trank, hut try Dr. Tuyior's Balsam of Liverwort. Till* inedi- L’ik&ourod me when I was so ill I could not luru over lif bed without ussistunco, and the mineral doctors said FCfiuId not live a week; yet thi* veg etable modicinoetrft’tUu?»» *'* week*. I had a hacking cough, paiuln tho“fiido» raising of matter, night sweat*, aud was wasted ft* tri9.bqno; also, iuw.ird fever. ’ '—- J. B. Mills, Milkman, Newton, L. I. 5.3P* Bewars or Imitations, put up by ignor- R IO COFFEE.—100 bug* prime Green Rio Coffee, fornale by uinr 7 SCRANTON A JOHNSTON. DOIISSEL’S FERFIJMERVT— XL Highly pertumud Toilet Soap, shaving Creams,extract*for tlie Handkerchief,Pomatum*, Cologne water, Ac. Ac.*ju*t received by Ai A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent. H ULL'S CANDLES, HAItflNS, MACKEREL, Ac.—25 boxen Hull’* Tal low Caudle*; 5U do Uuisltiir; 30 hbl* Nu. 3, Mackerel; 30 do Butter, Soda and Sugar Crack er* ; 30 boxes Soda do, lauding, and forsale by mar 7 SCRANTON A JOHNSTON . B ACON SIDES.—25,0()0 prime Bacon Sides, landing, and for salo by tuar 7 SCRANTON A JOHNSTON. musk. Mustard—Brown or black,wbito English. Marjoram—Sweet. Onion—Largo red, yellow Dutch, ..liver akin end onion sett*. Okra— Parst*v—Curled. Parsnip—Largo Dutch, gurnsey, Pepper—Jk-IJ, cayenne. Pumpkin—Connecticut field. Peas—Early Washington, oarly Warwick, early double blossom frame, early Chat Iron, dwarf marrowfat, Ui-'honi' d.varf prolific, ull or mate I lies* marrowfat, extra early. Jladislt— White fall, long scarlet, long salmon, scarlet turnip,•yellow turiiiji, black IkTl. Rhubarb Roots—Large and Tubullw. Suls\fy, or Vegetable Oyster. Sage— a s—Prickly or fall, round leaf «r summer —Early Mummer bindi, early crook-nook, winter crook-neck, vegetable marrow, cocoa- nut or Porter’s Vulpuriso. Turnip—Early white Dutch, early red top, oariy Garden stone, large English Norfolk, llanovor or Tankard, ptirplo top rutabugu. Tomato—Large red. * Thyme— Gross and Bird See ls—Blue l ira**. Timothy, Red Clover, Wbito Clovor, Canary, llotun, Alillot, Luoyru. S3f*Anassortment of Books on Agriculture, Gardening, Raising of Stock, Poultry, Ac. Ac. Agent* for tlio American Agriculturaliat, pub ■ I ished utoutiily by A. B. Allen, Esq. N. Y.'' jan 22 DENS LOW A WEBSTER, rUllDEX SEEDS, Ac.-A fresJi sup VX ply of the u*ua!. varieties just received: .»Up« - ply of the usual. varieties just received t Early Canadu, Wbito FJiut, Tuscarora and Su it. Fx tr . u Early, EarJv Wn»hiugton, Early Warwick, Early Clmrltoii, Early Doublo Bionom Frame, aud Dwarf Marrowfat’Peas ; Bunch and Polo lloau*, uhuoI varieties Canary, Hemp, Mil- lott and Lucerne; a low hundred Asparagus Roots nt low prices. fob ttU DENSLOW A WEBSTER. S UGAR.—30 hbd* Prime Now Orleans, laud ing from brig J Cohen, and for sole by tnar 7 A. MINIS. iVf ACKEREL“—30 bids No. 3 Mackerel, land- A. MINIS. B UTTER.—'JO kegs landing from thu bark' Exact, aud lor sulo by mnr 7 II. J. GILBERT. This article bus boon thurougly tested in Blake’s Steam Rice Mill, in this city, and by other Alilts in thi* viciuity, as well a* by many planters iu va rious part* of tlm Sunn, Cnr Gin ft*u«L», .ml for all plum Belting, bu* a decided preference over Leather, as it doe* not stretch, aud Uuot affected by wet or dry weather. As we sell this at manufacturer’s prices, cur terms are cash. For salu by mnr3 DENSLOW A WEB3TER. F ancy china ware. — single china Cups and Suuccrs, various patterns; China Mugs with gold band, Porcelain and Bohemian glass card Baskets, Buquot-stands for Flowers, China Vases, Muutel Ornament*, and China Toa Setts for children. Just received and forsale by tuar 10 COLLINS A BULKLEY. (JALAD OIL,—A very supuriur article in O Inrge and smull bottle* and in Flasks. Also , English Mustard, Frodi Spice*, Kitchen’s Cocoa, ‘ \ YER’S U1IERKYPECTORAL.—KucoTvqJ i “'I' 1 " vuri. tjr }rCnl[u.ry urfiolw ut u .mull A ^ A. A. SOLOMONS, A,t. iVr«S- MABAtl UGTT8' ITKR- US. INE SUPPORTERS.—Mr.. BoU’. .up mar 7 INE POMATUMS.—a great variety re- A. A. SOLOMONS, Agt. Market square. TVfBW HOODS.—Granadinu Silk*, col’d Ll Barages, Printed Lawns, Lisle Fluids,Check Pari* Gingham*, Misses Bonnet Ribbon*, Now Spring Bonnot Ribbons, lieruam Silk ,Scurfs, Baraga do, Linen Fringe for Dresses, Dress lldki*., Linon corded liukfs..Gents do, Cbinc*u aud other Fans, wh’t aud blk I^ieo Glovoa and Mitts, Lisle aud simn Glove*, Toilet Covers,Mar- ieabo Skirting, Turkey Red Drapery, col’d Mus- liu* aud Ginghams. Just received per stoainer Northerner. mar 3 SNIDER. LATIIROP A NF.VITT. TYTEW SPRUNG HOODS.—Super A- X V mifiieau and English Long Cloth*, 12j bleached nnd hro. Cotton Shcettug, ludies and mis*o.i white and colored Cotton Hose, French dottou Cassimere, Coltonadesnnd summer Slutt'u, Linen Cheek*, Gras* Cloih, Lustre Coaiinss, Wulliugtou Curd*, while tmd col’d. Linen Drill*, drapde Etc. cl rap the Vienne, Camhlots, Moliuir Coating*, heavy Cotton Drills, Linon Coating, Fariour*’ Drill, Linen Cliambray,Marseille* Vest ing, hro. Holland, I.iueu Demurs, English and American Prints, Furniture do. Just received pur brig Augusta, min' t! SX’If mar3 SNIDER. LATIIROP A NEVIl’T, JgEST KILN DRIED OAT MEAL.—A fresh supply received and for sale by J. M. TURNER A BRO tnnri4 Monuioent square. gUCKKTSVrl? dozen puinted PiiilH. aud _. do Fauey do, landing from sclir Henry Puyson,and forsale bv mnr 9 lfO.VNF.RAT A BARIF,. TYTUTMEGS.—1 bbl. No. 1 Nutmegs; X do. ll Miu * * ‘ "■ ' Mace: 1 do. Cloves. For sale by A. T. BOWNE, Smeis’ Buildings. mnr 16 jyj^h DIC IN EX' 11E8T3.—A iresh^inpply of Medicine Chests, suilublo Ibr PlontaUniix, Ships, and Families, at prices to suit the times, just received nud for sale by J THOMAS M. TURNER A CO. mar 0 181 Day street. Smt. ant pretender*. Always sue tho signature Geo. Taylor, AI. D., ou thu eugraved label. This cau tion i* necessary, a* several imitations havo differ ent nuines signed, somo a* agents, others of liku imposition. Also rumomber tliat the truu nnd ori- S inai is now prepared at 73 Buokiimu street by io proprietor, Ibriuorly 375 Bowery, to wimin ail communications limy be eddressed. Th»- gen uine is now, as always, put up in round bottle*. Agents.—A. A. SOLOMONS. Also, A. A. DENSLOW, successor to Titos. Ryurson, from whom only (remember this) tlio genuine can bo obtained in Savannah. Nelson Carter, Charles ton ; C. Cerliug A Co, Petersburg; P. Johnston, Richmond; M. A. Tunto*, Norfolk; Wright A Co, Ncw-Orlenuii, aud ut the wholesale depot, W. Thayer,73 Beckman street, Nevv-York. jan 4 X IGIIT!—Cornelius’ Lard Lamps ! Tho .JLJ Subscriber* are selling off thuir assortment ofthe above celebrated Lamps ut reduced prices, nud would invito the utteulinu of all who wouid wish to pet n good and handsome Lump for a small price, to call. These Lump* will bum with tho meanest kind of oil, and givu u better light than tho old fashioned Astral Lamp will witii thu best sperm oil. A* a mutter of economy these Lump* nru preferable to all other* now iu me. Also Sperm and Whale Oil for tsolnr Lamp* for sale liy THOMAS M. TURNER A CO. fob 21 131 Bay-street. j porters are now recommended by the most dt.1* P ~ Xi’r'VT TfiBArum J , Phyriciau* throughout tbu United •...•I- i tUhevv. j Stales, and are superior to every olhor instru- iug l obucco—pstonted in 184d. For sale niont now in use, for the cure of tiioso diseuus W J A. SOLOMONS. Agt., tor winch they were invented. A further aup- tnnr Z. Market Square. ply just received and forsale by L AMP oil..—For s«Ue by the cask or retail, i A.T. BOWNE, Druggist, by marl II. J. GILBERT. | mar 13 Stnelu’ buiFdlnr J TUNE” LONG CLOTHS.—lease New York j A * T-Bowno, Savannah, Ga. : Mill - Mills Long Cloth; 1 do. Extra Watur Twist do. do. Just opened bv tnar 7 GQDFREY A LaUOCHE. I would beg to state, that you are he; j appointed my solo A rent for Savannah, o- r, | miy other person selling Stipp»rtjL*r«p«-* n 7 i jmporing on tho public, by veii*ftj: rl ‘ llla *,. 1 injurious couuturfoits of nr 4 '“nilrV* 1 *Scranton & joiinSTO^V- ; « 111 |11V “ wri “ 0tt TEN'SY Li:.» COMBS, J Jenny Lill i,Slur Ro„me».Hor5e Shoe, Flow- fTeSul n»l-urel fur » to ored Braid, Quill Bnelt, Fnucy Tvvi-t, Silver J", » ru.cm nm.ori,, for relo liy Wreath, nndotiier.tyle.iif Comiia. ALo Shell j u „„ , 0 sr„7, Side, ivory and Dressing Combs in great variety, I — .. just recuivod and for sale bv i GODFREY A LaUOCHE. /'-JJsOVBSL—Ladies aud Gents White and w U...VWWWU. . YX Colored Kid Glove*, received and for Side T> ! Y N*0 L U'S BALTIMORE CURED | '*X . .. IIENRY H. STOTESBURY. XV HAMS. — Landing from tim sebr Portia, j . - • • und for salu by 11. J. GILBERT. /''<HFFJHIi .--100 "bags prime RioCotfeo, »»»r 7 i V now lundlug from ship Hartford, andTorl .TVTEW BKPlTP=Ere»liSI‘rini««; .MilUTuu i " nl “!V E. SWIFT. It Grapes, Figs, Dates, ond Uainin*. ju*l receiv- 1 W. W. GOODRICH, i <SOAI».-W boxuTclJguTo^ pitiTs^; SJ lauding from brig Augusta, and for sab k*^21) *• ed nod Ibrtnh) by mar 1 B ETTER ANHC1IKENE.-20 box- csC* - ... now sale by j:. swift. Choose; 5 keg* choice Orange county But- Ilf O JK & AM) CH.4IIYS*— -Si»I do. t«rs20 boxes Hull’s Candles, patent mould, vari- pjiintation ifoes, of various quality and oils sizes, landing from bark Augusta, and for suiu by CONNERAT A BA1UE. E xtensive, pier and centreta- BLES, with Mahogany, Black Walnut und Marble Tops. Also, Grecian Claw-feel Tables, do Dining do; ti Leg do do; Curd Tables ; Sofa do with MurbluTous; do doMnhogmiv do ; La dies’ work do; do do do with Folding Tops; do do do do Deep Drawers, Just received, ond for salo by I. W. MORRELL, nov 23 Bluets' buildings. 1YAIIOG .4 NYC HA IRS.—25 do?.. Full J.vJL French pattern ; 35 do ijtlido do; Gothic Top do with spring seats, just received and for sale by I. W. MORRELL, nov 23 ' Smcts’Building*. CJ TON E-WARE#—A good assortment of Ji ~ * Jug*, Butter Pots, Covered Jura, Pitchers and Spittoons, received ner bark Ralph Cross, aud for sola by COLLINS A BULKLLY. mar 3 Shirting*, Sheotiups und t\0!IIESTICS.- JLX Marlboro' Stripes, supply, aud foreale by mar 3 Just received u further A. MINIS. fAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT M BEAD8TEADS, of French und Ilicb l>o.t, A l.rco AmoiHr.«m. imt received, and lor raj. hy I. W. MORRELL, nn Smote’Buil linrr nov23 D ALBY;S CARMINATIVE.—1 gross* Dol- hy’e Carminative, genuine, ibr sale by mar 1 A. T. BOWN£, Smots’ building*. B ETTER.—5 hog* sclectud family Buttur, juM received per bark Augusta, and forsale by THEODORE MINIS, mnr I _ /1RACKER8.-75bbl* andlwlf bbl* But- x>/ tor. Sugar and Soda ; 20 bbls Pilot Bread, lauding from ship Hartford and Peter DemilUud for sulo by CONNERAT A BARIL. marl l.’XTll ACTSi—Higlily I FLAVORING EXTRACTS.—Highly con ociitrated Extract* of Peach. Almond, Rose, Vanilla, Orange ami Lemon, for flavoring Cus tard*. Ice Cream, Jollius, Sauce*, Ac. A fresh stippiv received by mar 8 A. A. SOLOMONS. Agent. f DAMS’ CURVEp HORSE HAIR FLESH f\. BRUSHES.—Tlie Fiiction hy this brush being caused by the Ends, instead of thu Side of tho hair, is much more ctVuclual, and doe* not re tain (like the Strap or Mitten.) nn.v particles from tlio surface of the si'in. Iu neutuesa, efficacy, and uoiivenienee of application, it is superior to any other (Victor in use. Just received aud for sale hy mnr 3 J. A. LaUOCHE. Mnrket-sqr. go A P AND STARCH. 25 boxes rtmuii’s - Soap, 33 do Unit A Sou’*do,40 do Colgate A Co's No. 1 Starch, blue nud white; in store and forsale by W. M. DAVIDSON, mar 2 W»ct side MwrkHt-squwre. H A Y.- For rale by mar 7 sixes; 300pair Trace Chains, osmrtud kind*i 50 Ox aud Log Chains; for rale by &WI mar ti DENSLOW. 1‘EBSTER. pRIME BACON SHOULDERS—10 hhde. prime Bacon Shoulder*, lunding from Btig J. Cohen, and for*nl« by mar 7 SCRAX’i'O.N A JOHNSTON, \AToT)T)U.N ATjrAVL’ilUS.-^oTutiTWoodon v v measures, for sale hy nmr 6 DENSLOW A WEBSTER. f|iUBACt:O.—3U gross assorted Fiuo Cut To- X bHCco, just received and for sale by »by Market-square. LAMqROCHK, . A FRICAN CAYENNE.—A pure articio, for rale by J. A. LaUOCHE. ’ Market-square. I TSARINA COLOGNE.—1WI boxes recoived 1 ; - X by A. A. SOLOMONS, Agt. 5 tuar 8 Markettqome. j t? ‘ •!UJ.in. J* , a.1,1 JUDD’S SPERM CANDLES—Sizc* 4’* and i C‘». for sale by nu r 9 A. T. BOWNE, J Siueti'building, i I AM«\HAX I) POTATOES’.—Land-: | VX ing, and for sale by J f , fob 16 II. J. GILBERT. Ac.—Oranges, Al-|i 4 PPLES, ALMONDS, inond*. Apples, and Confectionary, just ra-J r sale Ir cuivcd nnd for feb 9 JESSE A CADY. A HIUOYIIAY.-IUO bundles prime Am jTJL boy Hnv. lundiug from brig Clinton, and lot sole by WASHBURN, WILDER A CO. fob 15 C MIOIGE H«ir J. Brandy, Gin. Wbisl A. MIMS. by ORN.—iohsitting r.f feb 1? bbkoy nud Winee. for tail THEODORE MINTS.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Savannah Georgian. (Savannah [Ga.]) 1847-18??, March 27, 1848, Image 1