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Newspaper Page Text(Oua, |9 mtUlllKD IS THE city or savannah, . WH.EI.1M li'. BlIMiOeilfT 1T 1A.V DOLLARS PER .-I.TW «IN»W»U» •* *»»««*, OR AT 31X DOLUttS_FOtt SIX MONTHS. Tm t tui-weukLy GEORGIAN, OR mi countin'. ggssassssgfe- A THIS PAPER |,«ntto oil pRm.oflho.8taM month*. ‘ ’ iwtuHi per auimin—oil payable in odvonco. i B,—Each Citation by the Clerk. of the raiini of Ordinary. that application Iim boon S for Uttore of Adminiitration, muat he pub- liihuit TlUKTY DAYS At least. , f. Notice hv Exocutora aud Adnumctratora, for llebmra anil Oreditoreto rctlderln llieir accounu, uout lie published six jvkkks. .. ... "said ol’flegroea by Executors or Adniuustra- nn must bo at public miction, an the first Tnco- " ortlio month, liotivcon the usual honre of salo, ss® sawsswai Sum of this ^jatc, and at tho door of the Conrl House, where such sales are to be held. Notice for leave to sell Ncsrooa, must ho nuh- iiiheii for four mouths, before any ordor ubsolute ■hall lie made thereupon by the Court. Sale, of Heal Estate by Executors, Adinln.s- inlors, and Guardians, niUBt be published SIA- T* DAYS before the day of.ale. rhoaoealo» mint be made at tho Court Houbo door of the county in which the property is situate, and on the first Tuesday of the month, bettyoon the hours often in tho morning mid four in tho nfter- tiooii. No snips from day to duy is valid, unless rooxprewed in tho advertisement.. . . Applications by Executors, Administrator* and Gn.rL.sto the Court of Ordinary for leave u, k11 Land, must bo published FOUR MON fliS. Sales of personal property (except negroes) of legate nnd intestate estates by Executors andAd ministrators, must bo advertised FORTY DAYS. Applications by Executors and Administrators, for Letters Dimulssory must be published SIX M AppTicafion for foreclosure of Mortgages on real estate, must be advertised ouco a mouth lor FOUR MONTHS. ■ * . , Orders of tho Court of Ordinary, (accompanied with a copy of the bond of agreement) to make ti tle, to laud, must bo advertised -ftiRKK Months Sheri tF. sales mttlcr cxocntlmis regularly muled by tho courts, must bo advertised THIRTY DAYS—under mortgago executions SIXTY DAYS—Saloa of perishable property under order of Court, must he advertised goner- illy, TEN DAYS hoforo tho duy of Snic. . V All hotter* directed tothii Otllco or the Editor, must bo post pnid to .antitie-them to atten tion. /liSrew George Lang And Elisabeth Long have applied for letters of Administration op the patato of Willis Lang, late of said county, deceased. therefore 1 to cite nndaddioj8j^Kl$ll and singular, tho kindred and, creditors’"of-,wild doceasod, to file their objections, -if any they have, to tho granting ofsaid administration to : the applicant* in the clerk's office of tb® Cohrt'of Ordinary, on bt* before the 25lK day of Novopi- bor ensuing, otherwise letters as prayed for will bo'granted. ■ Witness the Horn William D. Cole. a‘ Justice of said Court of Ordinary, this 25th October, A. D 1848. HENRY R. FORT, c. c. o. o. c. 00127 i^EORGIA,-ltiUIocU County:- VJ Tfo all whom it may concern.—Whereas Emeline Beasley and James Dickson have ap plied to the Hnuorabie.ihe Inferior Court ofsaid county whiia s tting for ordinary purposes, for leave to take the Administration of the estate of Henry Berndey, late of said eouuty, deceased. •' These are therefore to cite and admonish all nnd singular the kindred and creditors of tbosnid deceased, tofilo their objections, if any they have, in my office in terms of the Inw, otherwise let ters of Administration will bo granted to the ap plicants as prayed for. , Witness the Hon. John R. Millar, - one of the Justices of said Court, thin 23d day of September, 1848. sop 29 DAVID BEASLEY, c. c. o. a. c. riEOUGlA.- Bulloch County.— VJ*To all to whom It may concern.—Wherons John Joucs, Guardian of Frances Wright, u mi nor heir of William Wright, Into of said comity, deceased, hath applied to the Honorable the court of Ordinary ofsaid county, for letters distnissory from said Guardianship. These ure thoreforo to cite and admonish oil concerned, to file their objections (if any they have) tu tho Clerk’s office of said court, within the tirno prescribed by law, otherwise letters dis- missory will be granted the applicant. Witness tho Hon. Peter Cone, ono of the Jus tines ofsaid Court, Septombor 7, 1848. sep 9 DAVID BEASLEY, c. c. o. b. c. G eorgia. —-Buiiocii county.— To all to whom it may concern.—Whereas Mary Aun Zitterour hath upplied to tho Hon. the Inferior Court of said county, while sittiug for ordinary purposes, for letters of Administration on the linbequeathed part of the estate of Charles Zitterour, late ofsaid county, doensed. Those arc therefore to cite nnd admouish all nnd siuguiar the kindred and creditors of tho said de ceased, to file their objections (if any they have) in the clerk's office, in terms of tho law, otherwise letters of Administration will bo granted to ap plicant as prayed for. Witness the Honorable James Cone, ono of the Justices of tho said court, this 7tli day of September, A. D„ 1848. sep 9 DAVID BEASLEY, c. c.o. b. c /^.EORGIA, Bulloch County.- VJ" all whom it may concern.—Whereas, L ,—To may concern.—Whereas, Duvid Beasley, Guardian of Madison S. Lanier, orphan of Frederick Lanier, deceased, hath upplied to tho Hon. tho Inferior Court while sitting for Ordinary purposes for snid County, for Letters Distnissory from said Guardianship. These ure thoreforo to cite ana admonish nil persons whatsoever interested, to file their objec tions (if any) in my ojFieo, within the thro pre scribed by law, otherwise Letters Distnissory will be granted the applicant. Witness tho Hon. Juincn Loo. ono of tho Justi ces of said Court, thin 4 th day of May, 1848. may 0- DAVID BEASLEY, o. c. o. n. c. tld I tag *3 ,C.» m ettf !«.* New Clothing: Store, No. Gil AND 150 GIBBONS* 11ANGE ^ls The undersiguod has recently re- -y.,1 turned from tho North, where he j j in,. JLLhns been engaged in getting uui a lnndiomo assortment of READY MA D h CLOTHING, oxpressly for a retail business in Savannah, to which bo very rospcctlu ly invites the Planters visitihg this pltico, and the citizens generally, to give liiin a call, as he is confident fiii 8T0CK 1ms uever been surpassed hy any brought to this place. Among his goods ure tho following article*: Cuuxs and Mantles—Blue and black Broad Cloth and Camblet. 1 OYKit-CoATi—Ofiuvisiblo groon, brown, Par ian* Mix, Pilot Cloth, quilted Camlet, Lion Skin and Blanket. , DaEMANoFnocK Coats—Of finoblack French BroadCloth. Business Coats—Such as plain aud fancy Tweed Casimcrc, black Doo Skin, plain uud fig ured Beavor Cloth, Satinets, ICeutucky Joans Sacks nnd Frock tees. Pantaloons—From all of the most fashionable Goods, such as plain- blnck Cassimere, black Doc 8km, English ribbed Cassiuiero, Moleskin, Plaid, striped diagonal ribbed Cassimere, Satinet, Tweed Casimore, and Negro Cloth. Round Jackets, of plain Flannel, Satiuet Ken tucky Jeans. Vests—Of every description, such as fine plain black Satin, figured aud plain Velvet nnd Cash- mere, Bombazine, Alpacca, Vnlincia, plaid Wors ted. figured Silk, black Cloth und Cassimero. Unoer-Shirts.—Of heavy ribbod Wool, fine and unbleached Cotton. Cravats of Worsted, fancy Satin, Plaid Silk, and black Silk. , Linen aud Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs of groat variety. Shirts of Linen, Cotton with Linen Bosoms, fancy Cotton, striped Hickory and Fronch.Cali- «o. AUo, a general assortment of Bay’s. Shirts. Stocks of plain Suliu, crimped Satin, Bomba* *in and fancy Silk Stocks and Neckties. Suspenders of great variety. Gloves of plain French Kid, black, white and not'd Silk, Felt Cloth and Thread, Silk and -Cot* ton Night Capa, Money Belts, Silk Purses, Shoulder Braces, and Travelling Bags. Umbrellas, a beautiful assortment of French Silk, Scotch Gingham, aud Cotton Lfuibrellaf. Caps.—A fino and fashionable assortment of Cloth, Glnhsod Silk and Otter Skin Caps. N. 11. A geueraV’ aiiSdrtment of Youths’ and Boys' Clothing. 0 f Bucks. Round Jackets, Pan* Uloons, Vests and Cloth Caps. Haviug taken mnch paius in selecting 'the above Stock he hopes, by strict attention to business, to-merit a liberal share of patronage. • wt21 r GEO. S. NICHOLS. /GEORGIA. — Bulloch County. vT To all to whom it may concern.—Whereas Robert R. Williams Administrator on the estate of Nathnuicl 0. Hull, huth applied to tho Hou. tho Inferior Court of Bulloch county, when sitting for ordinary pitrposos, for letters dtsmissory from suid estate. These are therefore to cite and admonish nil nnd singular the kindred mid creditors of tho said deceased, to tile tliolr objections (if any they have) in my office, in term of the law, otherwise letters of dismission will be granted to applicant as prayed for. Witness tho Hon. William Williams, one of the Justices of the said court of Ordinury, this 10th day of August, A. D. 1848. augl7 DAVID BEASLEY, o.c.o.b. o. G eorgia.- buiiocu comity.— To all whom it may concorti.—Whorens Haskell F. Simmons has npplied to tho Ilonoru- ble tho Inferior court of said county when sittiug for Ordinary purposus, for letters of adininistrn- .tiou on tho estate and effects of Mrs- Margery Simms, Into of said county, decoased. These are therefore to cite and admonish, all and singular tho kindred and creditors of said do- ceased, to file their objections (if any they have) to tho granting suid estate to tho applicant, in the clerk's office ofsaid county, in terms of the law, otherwise letters of Administration will bo grant ed ns prayed for. Witness the Hon. Peter Cone, one of the Justices ofsaid court, this 18th day of September, A. D. 1848. oct 3 DAVID BEASLEY,c. c. o. b. c MONTHS after date, npplicatlon li.be made'to tho Hori. tho Jareriof Courl noli county, while setting for ordinary par* poses, for leave to sell h part oftlio real der tho will of Daniel Rigden. and nil tti/i ttnbo qiipatlied part df said oatatu aug 17 * Executrix and Admit TPOUK MONTHS nlWdate .. J- will be made tb tho Honorable the Jnsticea of the Inferior Court ofMoIntosh county, While sitting ns a Court of Ordinary, for lokve to sell all tho real aud a part of tho personal estate, be longing to the estate of Thomas K. Gonld, late of saidcoantyi deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and Oreditors ofsaid estate. WM, J. KING. Adro’r. aug 4 " ANN M. GOULD. Adm’x. F OUR BIONTIES alter data, application . will be made to the Hou. Justices of Uiolnfe- riorcou rt of Bulloch county.while sitting ns a court of Ordinary, for leave to sell all the reui estate of Simeon Shtiffibld. late of.sald county, decensed. fertile benefit of the hairs und creditors of said estate. JAMES HAGIN,. Adui'r. sep 9 IT'OUK MONTHS utter dute. application JE will bo made to tho Hon. tho Justices of the Inferior court of Bulloch county, while sitting as n court of Ordinary, for loavo to sell two Negro slaves, tho property of William Shuffield, a mi* nor, lor tho honefitofsaid minor. RICHARD A. LANE, Guardian. sop 9 POUR MONTHS alter duto. application JL will bo mude to the Hon. the Inferior Court of Appling eouuty, while sitting for ordinary pur poses, for leave to sell all tho real nnd personal estate of William Patterson, late of suid county, decoased, for the botiofit of the lioirs and credi tors of said estate. oct G ISOM REDDISH, Adm'r. F OIJR MONTHS alter date application will be made to the Honorable tho Inferor Court of Chatham county, sitting for Ordinary purposes, for loavo to sell the real estate belong ing to the estate of George Sliick, deceased, for the purpose of making a division among the heirs nnd legatoes of said deceased, aug 1 MARY C. FELL. Ex’x. Dolly U. 8. ftlnll 8toam Packet Line pctictcu Surannah nnd Charleston, via Hilton' Head and Beaufort—inland ticodhirds of the teat/. METAMORA, Cant. F. Barden. WM. SEA BROOK., Capt. P. Blankenship- GEN. CLINCH, Cnpt. Fcnn Peck. JASPER, Capt. G. L. Easton. This Lino is composed of tho above very su perior Steam PuckiUs, with experienced com manders, and cannot bo cxcollnd for safety, com fort find regularity. They lenve Snvnnnuhevery evening, aud lenvo Charleston every morning throughout the year. Fare Fivo Dollars, meals included. Through Tickets between Macon and Charleston, Ten Dol lars, including meals on the stouiners and omni bus faro in Savannah. BROOKS & TUPPER, Agts. Savannah. E. LAF1TTE & CO., Agtn. Charleston. 8om!*-Wcelity It, 8. Steam Packet Line, Bet teen Savannak, Ga., and Valutka, Fla., tin Da rien, Brunswick and St. Marys, Ga., Jackson ville, Black Creek and Picoluta, Fla. Ill connection with tho Charleston Duily Mail Steam Packets at Savannah, the Mail Steamer Sarah Spalding, from Palatka to Lake Monroo, tho Mail Stages from Black Creek. viit.Ncwnans- villo, Alligator, Mineral Springs and Columbus, to Tallahassoo, and from Picolata to St. Augus tine. OCAMULGEE, Cnpt. P. McNelty. WM. GASTON, Capt. John Ilubbnrd. ST. MATTHEWS, Oupt. Niulmlus King. Those Packets leave Savannah uvery Tnnsduy and Saturday morning at 10 o’clock, and arrive at Picoluta in timo tor tho Mail Stage to go through to St. Augustine before night, every Monday nud Thursday.. Rktornino.—Lenvo ‘Pnlntkn every Tuesday aud Friday morning at 7 o’clock, touching at tho above named places each way. They are lou> pressure Boats, in completo order, uud handsomely furnished in even* res pect, are commanded by gentlemen of well known experience on the route, and their patrons are assured that every attention will bo paid to tho safety and comfort of the passengers, and to tho curofiil handling of freight. All goods consigned to tho Agouts, forwarded free of commission. Agents.—BROOKS & TUPPER, Savannah; A. A. DoLormu, Darien: John Bcssont. St. Marys; Fernandez & Bisbee, Jacksonville; A. Coy, Black Creek; George Cooley, Picoluta: Alexander Scranton, Brunswick; R. R. Reid & Co., Pnlntkn. oct 28 'XECOtfbtt's’S'A-i.n.-i ny-Mmifot ah order -6f the Honorable the' ldfdHf Court of Effingham County, when Wmftl tho Court House Irst Taosddy ItiJah* nary next, betwben tlie' legdl hotirs of snle. tno balance of the Real Estate 1 of Thdthai Wylly, late of said County, doeeased, viz; one tract or parcel of Land, lying ntid bd|ng Itt the County aforesaid, containing four liuudrod and eighty (480) acres, more driest,bounded North by tho Savannah river, West by lands of Gold Wire and King, Soutn by lands of Morgan and Tl’entlcti, and East by lands of Christidu Trontlen; sold as tho property of tlie late Thomas Wylly, deceased, for the benefit of tho heirs and creditors of sdid deceased. Terms of sale cash. Purchasers pay ing Tor title. ELISHA WYLLY,' nov 6. Act’g Executor. T AX COLLECTORS’ SALES.— McINTOSIt COUNTY. — On tlm first Ttiesduy in January next, will bo sold, before the Court House, in tho City of Darien, between the usual hours of sale, a truct of land lying in the County of McIntosh, containing five hundred and forty-nino acres, more or loss, bounded North by unknown or vacant lands at tho time of survey,'South by William It. Gignillint’s lands, West by Dunham’s lands, and Ea*t by Cat Head Creek and unknown lands. Levied on ns tho property of William Gignillint, claimant, or so much of Raid tract as will satisfy the taxes duo by the said William Gigiiilliaylninmnt, fortlio State, County aud Popr School Tux, for tho year 1848. Amount due. $(i 3Gcts. nnd 5 mills and costs. Also, will be sold in tho sumo manner as above stated, another tract of land lying in tho County originally Cherokee, contouring one huudred and sjxty acres, more or less, nnd known as Nutimer two hundred nnd tweuty*fivo, Blxth District. Second Section. Levied on as tho pro perty of tho estate of Juipcs Boilett, or so much of said tract ns will satisfy tho nixes duo by the said Estate for tho State, County and Poor School for the year 1848. Amount due, Sixty* nine cents and costs. Also, will be sold in the sntno manner ns above stated, nnother tract of laud, lying in tho County originully Cherokee, now Cobb, containing forty acres, more nr less} and known ns Number two hundred nnd ninety-four, Seventeenth District, Second Section, levied on ns the property of the Estate of John Todd, or so much of HHid Tract ns wilUntisfy the taxes due by the said Estate, for the State, County nnd Poor School, lor the year 1848. Amount due, sixteen cents and costs. WILLIAM J. CANNON, t. e. si’t. c. nov 3 ..uriVe l, fltiL r ..,.... ...... _____. Marble *hd tttel. Stone for Buildings.' Omamontal lroii Unit 4fco.* famished to order* , iy— . oct 28-. 1 JOHN P OO 1* E, HO VS Ft SIGN. AtiO SHIP PAINTER, , . UIL05U, URAlNRll AND GLAZIER. All kimhi of Mixed Paints, Glass, aud Patty, Paper „ Huhgiug, Fire-Board Prints, &c. 'E&r SdU. at No! 11' Whitaker St. mat ths Bay, ' Savannah,’Gsoitot 4. ',00t24 • d.’i'i- .ly—- EXECUTOR’S SAM.—On XJ Tuesday in December uoxt, will On the first ill bo sold. before the Court liouso in the city of Savannah. 15 Shares of tho Stock of tho Central Rail Road nnd Buuking Cnmpau) of Georgia, and two ne gro slaves named Juno and Frank, a part of tho Estate of Wnt.R. Scott, deceased. There will also be sold on the plantation belonging to snid Estate on the Ogccheo Rond, (about 14 miles from Savannah,) on Thursday, December 7th, nil the stock of Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Horses, Household and Kitchen Furniture. Plantation Tools, Utensils, Provisions, &n., belonging to snid Estate. All tho nbovo property sold under decree of the Superior Court of Chatham coun ty. H. A SCOTT, ) v . nov 3 JOHN MURCIIISONj hxrs * GUARDIAN’S SAXE.—Will be sold, VT before the Court House in Gilmor country on the first Tuesday in January next, Lot No. 07, 26th district, «£d section, (originally Chero kee, now Gilmer county.) containing 100 acres; sold by ordet Mc Intosh county, for tho benefit bfVAbn 0'Hern, u lunatic. JOEL.HUTSON, Guardian, nov 3 WILLIAM B. HALE’S G BORGIA, Appling County.—To VT nil whom it may concern.—Whorens, Ber ry Leggett applies for letters of Administration on the Estate of Benjamin Leggett, late of said County, deceased- These are, therefore, to cite und admonish nil and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at tnv office within the time proscribed by law, and show cause,(if any they have,) why letters of Ad ministration should not be granted the saidbppli- cant. Wilitohs. tho Hon. John Tillman, one of tho judges of the said court of Ordinary,ofsaid Coun ty, this tho 23d day of October, 1848. on.tll MALCOM JOHNSON, C. C. O. Postponed Sale. . ■ ,< GUARDIAN’S SALE.--By virtue of VT uti order of the Honorable Inferior Court of Camden county, Stato of Georgia, whou sit ting for ordinary purposes, on the first Tuesday in January next, will be sold Jimmy, a negro boy almost tweuty-five years of age, the property of Richnrd Cole, a minor. Sold for the benefit of snid minor. WM. D. COLE, Gunrdiau. oct 21 A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.—Will bo sold, nttbe Courl Houso in Lafayette, Wrlkcr county, on tho first Tuesday in January next, be tween the usual hours of sale. Lot of Land No. 222, 7th District and 4th Section of originally Chcrokeo but now Walker county, belonging to Estate of Asa Eislands. nov 3 S. M. STREET, Adm’r. IN E CfcUITY--C litUham ^Superior Court.—MAY TERM, 11 \Vm. P. White, Complainant, AND E. W. Russell and WirE, C. Hines and Wx. I. Wat, Defendants. It appearing to tho Court that Charlton Hinds, ono of tho defendants in the nbovo cubo, resides out of the comity of Chatham, in the county of Liberty, in the State of Georgia: On motion of Matthew Hall MoAlltstor, Solicitor for conf- plainant. It i*. ordered that tho said .Charlton Hines shall appear and answer on or Wore tho first day of tho uoxt Term of this Court. And it is further ordered that the Clerk of this Court shall publish a copy of this order at least once a month in one of the public Gazettes of this city, until the first dny of January next. May 22d, 1848. Truo extract from tho minutos. It F. AKIN, Dcp. Clerks, c.c. c. may 24 mo— jyjALAGA WINE.— 20 casks, and ^ (India; iug from ship Hi ■op 21 SC jure Malaga .Wine, land tford. and for tale by . ANTON & JOHNSTON. PHILIP KEAN, Draper Ac Tailor, 08 BRYAN-Strkkt. The subscriber grato- fnl to his friends and patrons for past favors, takes much pleasure in informing them of his recent return from tho Northern Cities, with as fine an assortment of ar ticles in his line ns enu he found in any similar establishment in thocity. —Having soleeted his ._ 'stock from some of tho first houses m New York, be fools no hesitancy in warranting every oriicle, which he is prepared to make to order in tho latoststyle and fashion by tiie most experienced workmen. His stock consists of Sup. French, English and Gorman single wil'd Broadcloth* Uleck and Fancy Silk Cailuncirtte do do do .Do. do. do. do. do doCassimeres. Do. do. do. .. do. do Doeskins. Do. do. do. do. do Tweede. Plain and Corded Drnp Dettp, with a splendid ssortmentof Vestings of Satiu, Silk anu Faucy Marseilles ? plain white aud fancy Liuen Drills, together with many fancy articles suitable for Spring nnd Summer wear. Together with a most splendid assortment of Cash- mere Woolenett, Fancy Silk Velvets. Plnin and Fancy Satins, and n largo variety of Plaids. Ho has also on hand a large and well soleeted assortment of Ready Made Garments, gotten up in tho best mauuer, expressly for this market, which lie is determined to sell at moderate prices; to [ether with sdoh articles aa Shirts, Stocks, Susjicn Jers, Handk’fFs Gloves, UmbreUas, Caps, Hosiery Merino and Lambs Wool Uuder Shirts and Draw ors; nnd all other articles usually kept in fashionable establishments of this kind. PHILIP KEAN would also inform his friends that he haa removed from Owens’ Building on Bull Street, to the store No. 08 BRYAN-ST., recent ly occupied by J. Southwell & Co., where ho will bo gratified to fill their orders.npr 7 A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—Will besold, in front of tho Court House in Nnwnnu, Coweta county, on the first Tuesday in January next, betweeu tho usual hours of sale, Lot of Land No. 290,1st Dlstriot of Coweta, belonging to the Estate of Peter Odeun. nov 3 S. M.• STREET, Adm’r. TOOR THE RECOVERY OF *X; Dormant and improperly withheld real aud porsohal estate; the settlement aud arbitration of Commercial, Trading and other Debts; securing Pntonts for Inventions in Great Britain. Ireland, and tho Colonies and Dependencies thereunto belonging, and negotiating for the purchase or sale of the sump. The principal object in the establishment of this Agouey is to set at rest In the most sntlsfitctory nnd economical umntiur possible, the muimrouit cluitns for properly which citizens of the Unitod States really have, or ntnaglne they possess iu England nnd elsewhere. Tho efforts of dcsignihg and unscrupulous men hava been actively engaged In influencingu bolieC on this subject in many-quarters, with a view to petty speculation; nun evidences of the fact have been so frequently brought to light nsto render it urgently necessary that uti office be es tablished having for its object the satisfaction of those who have been deluded, and tu establish t]tc claims of such as arc the rightful heirs to doubtful property, or that which is improperly withhold. Articles iu tho leading journals in the principal cities of the Union ure frequently appearing, headed “Townley Estate,” “A Great Fortune for somebody,” ••Meetings of tho Houghton's ut Worcester,” “Clutao meetings,” &c., &c., the authors of which are generally lawyers seeking practice, or adventurers, whose only object is to feed upon public credulity, by producing nn ex citement winch tuay realizu for themselves imme diate gains, uud who are. generally speaking, without the slightest knowledge of tho subjoins they put forth. Tho evidences of this being n fact nro every where apparent, ns iu no ono single instance have their ill founded expectations boon realized; uod it is with a view to the correction of thiseyil that the subscriber has affected tho most oxten- slve arrangements to sntisfr* tho inquiring, ns we I as tho curiosity of thosu, who, influenced by fumily connections or otherwise, wish to pursue tho investigation of matters ofrifii involving rc^ suits of the most stupendous magnitude. As regards real estate in England, the bulk of it is subject to tin! laws of Entail and Primogeni ture; and ever since the revolution in 1088, the principal estates have been subjected to the clmngcs, which always ensue on revolution, con fusion, nnd change* of dynasty; nnd although there have bueu special laws passed for particu lar purposes, all those who have reference to this subject, and which wore passed subsequent there to, are still available in cases of legitimate right. It is not, however, intondml in this ndvertuo ment, to refer uutecodcutly to tho American rev olution of 1776. at which period, a great number of persons entStlod in various ways to property, abandoned tho sntuo by joining the revolutiohnry party, This not, iu itself, wus sufficient to load to confiscation where it wus directly held by such individuals; but’wheu those abandoning the same were next in succession to tho then possessors, tho enso became altered; and alienation from homo and family \vero made tho barriers to right ful inheritance. Another fruitful source of 'investigation is found in the Uticlnimed Dividend Book of tho Bank of Eiiglaud, and this furnishing os it does, each English muno that has over existod asti hold er of funded property, is the uiuiu reliance of the Unprincipled traders in public credulity. The modes of investment are exceedingly’ numerous iu all parts of Europe, but in Englaua purtiifularly so; and the subscriber is prepared Jo show the facilities which ho^possesses, for an investigation iu npy of tho means above allndod to Besides all these, there is property positive ly bequeathed, aud which, iu consequence|Ofthe absence of the parties to whom demised, becomes involved in anu subject to the luws of the Courl of Chancery. In nil cases, even, of supposed family connex ion, tho must positive and satisfactory information cun bo aflbrded us to tho facts connected with tho muubursOffuinilics, no matter how remote die date, or seemingly difficult tho investigation : and where tliccaselmaalrendybcenundertake.il by uuy of the * ' ‘ Received by late Arrivals t ,T > IriH" New Ytirk. Ifoiton end Mijljdolpliie. , The Subscriber bed, lenve,to acqimiiil the ralfceneof Stiyaliueb.tiud ita.yicjlliijt, t(tal be ha> received, end U nett 8Mhim>. at but Store, a uiost union, did IWHhraMt of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER AND SILVER l'LATEO WARE, PANOV ■T.vtS.'.irf.’ l»n»!.llug in pert tu. follow.) CLOCKS.—Splcn.litl Uilt anil Ebonv Mantle Clocks, .Mabn^any. Rosewood ami lllaelt Walnut Gothic Clocltn, new patteriw: Officn Time Fiores. 8 davnt.O. O. ii. ii n nuwi.. Bnttmd mtapmaimT wer«, Silver I j>i.lo* aittl' Vbrfieal Keeapeiaent, ii Alw, Uino Gold Fob Cltaina, Ve«t Dliain«. Cti rh a Hrf d k 1 ',Kej" and Chain Ring., all of whirl, will be .old a. low a.in eoy city in the Union. - All kind, bf VVatchc. ltepi.lred ami warranted »W».! aud t .... .. .. Lepine and Flniu Watches. SILVER WARE. Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons, various pattorns; do. do. Forks; Silver Gups, a great variety; Ladles, Fish Forks. But ter Knives, Salt and Mustard Spoons, Cvphons, &c. Si. c. * r - I* kf\TF.D WA RE.—Cako,Baskets,Toa Travs. Castors, Candlesticks. Butter Tubs, Salt Dishes, aud every other article in that line. FANC Y GOODS.—A most splendid iwsort- nietit of Rich Forcolian and China Flower Va- ses, front $2 to $30 per pain qgnod a-isorttnent of Japan and Euatnoled Waiters, new styles, ve ry rich; a fine assortment of Girandoles, Solar Lamps, new style, all sizes; Britannia Tea Sets, Castor* Lamps, Candlesticks, &c.t Ladies’and Gentlemen's Dressing Cases. Ladies’Work Box es, r aucy FatisfCnrd Cases of every description; together with a large and varied assortment of Fancv Goods, suitable for holiday presents, *5ce. SUNDRIES.—P«’rfiimery»a fino assortment; Musical Instruments of every description. Silver and Steol Bag ami Purse Mournings, Silver and Steel Beeds,Silver Pencils and Toooth-picks, Ci gar Casus, Snuff nnd Tobacco Boxes. Silver Chains; Tooth, Nail and Shaving Brushes; Hair and Clothes do. Military Trimmings of even* do* scriplioit, Cnnos, a good assortment of Cutlerv— togother with every other article usually fouuil in our trade. Clocks. Wntches, nnd Jewelry Repaired in the best manner, and wnrruutcd to givo satisfaction. T. T. WILMOT fill HATS AIV«» C.1PS.-D. A. AM PLLR & CO. have on hand n full and com plete assortment of every possible variety of HATBAND CAPS. We flatter ourselves that a more fnsliiounhlcf a larger or better selected stock oftjiis kind of Goods has never been offered to the citizens of Snvnutinh. It comprises Fine Beavor, Mole Skin, Silk, Plain Russia, Tampi- co, Ashland, Buena Vista, Rough and Rendy, Rnuchero, nnd Wool Hats of every description. Ono of the partners residing at tho North, ena bles us to receive weekly supplies of goods. To Merchants and Pfantcra we offor goods nu as favorable terms ns can be had South or North, oct 17 149 CONGRESS STREET. tu\ penr •jion Kite el Extiitiiu hstur^i plmttppnwswin fh eastern vlthMj where heualy dwell i Would, o': v r O^jnfln tbe roluptuns* «w*(l« that C»»t nixid ImpaD - - liipir vlrtuNlo tb* foldsa vsm rit* jlrt, -M . - • tr ud bixhUy M>sr g for* their a*dr ‘ spli’bdur of iupprnalfruPH tb swell enjoy ie eheiuUt eulli 1a rt<idre«t hburR lli? If jib pImiti 6t *11 nueellittg pObir* wbl And lot tbe Halm of Thouiand Flower* In li : !!<►"*. j...... >17,- Frniri eardcu* where nardstu* bloom* thn bifmlnjr.buij he Fair duwrrs that ah*d tbelr rich p«rfame* beiido trnotps- Whnsn tint llluiiir«ihi>dMert|loami where thn Un seek* thn cllmo of winnir *uow.*,where ictree * rt run*. »a < t^A*low whm many a torrent flows to swell the Am*. And whnrnilie lutpic.ii*orsnfiPjrow*beneath•‘qii«»tor«UDi. Itn null* the gruvel of eastern jdulur, where Shlrsx build* . heir bowfitt- ■ < ! ■ . -. • • / I Where ilowjrt* burned hr ran* sod rslne Inhale their healthlent powers, . v , . AniUliu* t h/pmduu* wealth be gahu, JUlm of a Theusani The aneiruu Mifnod that Venus rose out of the foatnlnr sen, • . •; ' So beauty in all climate* yrow* morn fair fur bathing free. And well the hard** experience know* what balm* to wa ter* be. v:;; Theu let all thowo who would poiieri th* charm* Iu flower* -that shine,' .‘;zi • Urmeintier wall that cleAnlSuea*| which doth with baaltk rombine, Irnoxt akin to rodlinni*. duUfhter nftruth divine. -' Just received and fbrsnleby W. HUMPHREYS, Jr., fob 12 Corner of Bay and Drayfoii streets. ft cicala aing*. tree aeirisun- PBEAT UEDVCTION IN Till vJ pricoof Humphrey’s oolobrated Remedy for the Fever and Ague—from Two Dollars to One. The following gentlemen are my authorised A- gents, nnd have the gpnuiue Ibr sain. Orders from nuy part of Hie Unitod Stales, will moot witlt pronipUuentfwi^Address,gojt paid, Savannah,"Ga. AGENTS, Mur.iton A Brothers, Baltimore, i^NIONS,—20 bbls Prime Yeljow .Onions, \-r landing from brig John Etiders, nnd for sale by SCRANTON & JOHNSTON? T30REIGN LIQUORS*—15 halfpipes JC Othrd, Dupriy & Co’u Brandy, 5 pipes "ssyr ^ XI NTED"BOTHET8,4c.- __hnx.l rlo Ctmillcs, G’sani Co .Pearl! 8’., W. Hull C ~ .JlLt f0 ’^ SWIFT A-. DrNSLOW. TjiBUIT.—M Jrimis Pice: fjOjnr. Priiwn ■* JJ ImrrelB Currants, landiug from bark Pot Joint)*: . .. „„„ . TDJtNER &I Monument Square. swim ’ot'er CLAGHORN &CO. JS»—Iron and Clay Furnaces, COLLINS aWkLEY; r ; ]08 Bryan street: T HE SUBSCRIBERS have received by late arrivals from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, the following articles t St Croix and Porto Rico Sugars Loaf, Crushed aud Powdered do Imperial, Hyson and Pottchong Teas Boxes of Cheese, English nud Dairy do Rio nnd Java Coffee; Hull’s Caudles;~Sperm do Baltimore Flour, Canal do. iu whole and half bids Baltimore Bacon. Sides, Shoulders and HniitR N. Y. Whiskey iu bhls; New England Rum Baltimore Gin: Monongahcla Whiskey Champagne, Bollengernud ntheo brands Holland Gin and Cogunc Brandy Malaga Wino; Goshen Butter Fulton Markot Beef in half bbls Popper. Pim tito and Pickles Boxes nnd half boxes Tobacco, 5’s. 8's and I6’s Moss and Prime Pork; MessBee'fin half hhls Pig Pork; boxes und half do Raitons Philadelphia Porter aud bottled Ale, Siuith St Sio kel s brewery 60 bbls John Taylor Son’s Imperial Ale 20 do superior Cidort Onions, Potatoes nnd Cranberries, &c. For sale oft liberid tefms, by F. SHEILS A BROTHER, jaw 17 Motigjn’s upper wlinrf. •EXTENSIVE, PIER AND. CENTRE TA- Hi BLES, with Mahogany, Black Walnut nnd Marble Tons. Also, Grecian Claw-feet Tables, doDinihffdo; 6 Leg do. do; Curd Tables; Sofa dowith MarbleTons; do doMohogony do; La dies’work do; do do do with Folding Tops;: do do do do Deep Drawers, Just received, aud for sale by I. W. MORRELL, nov 23 Smota* buildings. T EA AND WHISKEY.—50 G nnd 12 lb boxes Hyson Tea, 15 oblsMon. Whiskey lauding from brig John Etiders. and for sale by oet 31 SWIFT & DEN SLOW, S RI* WINE.—20 qr. casks sweet Mnlu- • ga Wine, landing from brig John Enders, aud for sale by SWIFT & DENSLOW. oet 31 rpoBACOO.-9-2U.bMe. Grunt A William.’ , A Bi Tobacco: 80-do'De Rosa do, lauding from I GARDEN SEEDS.—Joal JobuEudera, und for jjlu bynOt 't " ' ' >oet3l^i,.-<l.l^aWIFT&DBN8LO\V.i rucuived per .tenmahip Colunibui. Fnirt) •andratlt’a Garden, u freih .uppl, of all Itinda of iarden Seed., Peas. Bean., Ac. &o. which are oct 18 Whoterato DruekiaU, 18l Bay-*t , buckets,4b6 doz Brooms; 30doz painted Pails, landing from brig John Enders, and for salo by oct 31 SWIFT .A DENSLOW. ■ •10 bbls Boston Crackers, Sugar do, 2Q boxes Soda ,AGHOfvN & COt sep 20 S UGAR.—30 bbls. crashed Wootsey aud Woolnoy’a Sugar, landing from brig John Endersj anti for sale by. octal SWIFT Ac DENSLOW. — -janes and Ciwhtneres; Plain Mi and Thibit Clotliif Mddouna Stripes; PI Plaid Alpaccas, Plaid Molmns; Fin'd and- ■ b ar'p" ha " i So^v “ GOODS.tReceived per Bttamer cy Prints, 5-4 French Ging- do Lnins, black Alpacas, rnitnro Prints, Fancy Cnsi- Madras-Hdkft.'Shawls, Tor LATHROP & FOOTE. numerous persons who pretend fancy boxes, Just received and for sTdn hy ton knowledge of this business, and who have al- • oct 20 JESSE & CADY, together failed in obtaining, or omitted 'to afford leiufo *“ ‘ the lufortuation sought by thn victims of their spcciousneKs aud delusions, the matter is the more readily undertaken, because of tho greater sutisfuctioji In aiding where thoprotcuces oT'othcrs have obtained so much unmerited confidence. In tho settlement of Commercial, Tradlug and other Debts, thn uccccssury legul uud mercantile acumen will be brought to bear ; uu experience of half a century In this particular branch, is tho best evidence that can ho afforded of ability that will ho bestowed ou matters cotuiug uuder this head. Inventors and others requiring Patent Rights secured in any or ull parts of Europe, cun have the sumo effected at a very trilling charge over and uhovo the usual feos required ill any givon country. Evofy..information respecting .tho probable expellees, ami the modus operandi will nt all times ho cheerfully afforded; and tho fnc'di- tios, particularly in England, for disposing of the rights, &c., are of Uio oxtensivu character. In troductions arc also ollercd to men of wuu|tl)a n d high respectability, • Whatover belongs to this establish ment Is ample. The attention, therefore, of the public in general is particularly solicited to this B much of the Agflnoy. ' Communications by letter nro requested to !bi post paid. BENTHAM FABIAN. 39 Wulcrstrout, Ncw-York. REFERENCES ARE PERMITTED TO Hon. Charles P Daly, Judge Courl of Com. Pleas, N.Y. Cltas. CurUidgo & Co., Ncw-York. W. St J. T. Tapscott, ’* G. R. A.Ricketts, Esq., Edward Schroder. Esq., Cincinnati, Ohio. A. Patchl'ii, Hsq., President Pdtchin Bank, Buffalo. _ — tnthUtno _ jnly JO TVT O. WHISJK.E-IT*—100 bbls New Or- ± X • lean* Whiskey, for sale by oct 31 SWIFT & DENSLOW. B utter and cheese.—30 fir- kins choice Gasboti Butter, 20 boxes Checsn. for suie by ocf 31 SWIFT & DENSLOW. - C ARl’liTlNGS, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW 8H/UJEB.&0— UOniece.now nnd fmpbu^'nly rhifraih amf VWhfltiun Carpeting; f>0 Wilton ^Tufiied Rogs, assorted prices; n handsbhte alflortment of 'Oll Cloths, 4, 5, 0 and .8*4; 8f0ir Carpetfn'gs and Crumb Cloths; a large assortment orWiiidow Ehadcs,jnst received and for salo by «.ol7 8TOTE8BURY 46 MARSHALL. hole I Jell/,, 16 Dy iv. W. GOODRICH. |^ A18IiyS t RAI8INS*—150 boxes new crop Raisins, for sale by SWIFT 4 oot31 DORTER JL Porter; 151 VIFT&. DENSLOW. . Ac,—20 castes pints London Porter; 15 do qts do do ; 15 do qts Scotch Ale, landing per brig J. G. Jones, and for. sale by oct 12 CONNERAT A BARIE. QAIOKED BBEi^wnTTOffaiJE'^ ^ 0 barrels Smoked Beef and Tongues; 10 half bnrrols Fulton Market Bcefi. landing frotd brig Madison, nud for sale by \i 'oct 23 WOOD, CLAGIIORN Sc. CQ, oct 31 T OOKAT THIS l FOR ’TI8 A FACT. JLJ —The most beautiful Caps over brought to tills Place, for Men. Youths and Boys, ore for salo nt tho New Clothing Store, Gibbons* Range. Call nud see them before they nro nil sold, oct 25 GEO. S. NICHOLS. ftENUINE FARINA COLOGNE; VJ —50 dozeu. Received by net 13 F IC El A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent. Market-square. IIGS AND PRUNES, - 20 drut^ F.lento Figs; 3 cases Prunes in glass jars nud rpURKEY* RHCRARII.-Tho sulT- L scribers have just received a fresh supply of the '•genuine Turkey Rlttibarh.” THOMAS M. TURNER St CO., oct 18 181 Bay street. T able cutlery; —A tine assort- ment of Table Cutlery, comprising Ivory, Horn nnd Buck Handle. Also n full supply of Pocket Cutlery, for sale bv oct 31. COLI/fNS St BULK LEY. rrtREADWELL’S CRACKERS. JL , 40 bhls Sugar, Butter and. Soda Biscuits, lauding from brig John Enders. and for sale by oct 31 SCRANTOjN. St JOHNSTON. C ANDY AND'ftAS'lN8.~26 boxes us- sorted Cntid^s and 50 boxes new Bunch Raisins,'landiug from brig John Enders, and for salo by SCRANTON St JOIINSTDN. oct 31 CYRUP OF NAPTHA* -r Hatting O Compotitid Syrup nfNnpthu, received by oet 10 A. A. SOLOMONS: A«t>. /CRASHED SUGAR, dec.—18 bbls V-/ Crashed,' 15 do Powdered, 15 lirilf boxes Loaf Sugar, 5 bales Yarn. 5 do Cuba Wrappers, 5 do Fillers .’L'obii'aon,' 150 gross Matches, 20 do Blacking, 18 bbls Elephant. JO do Solar Oil. landiug per brigs Augusta nud Phllura,and fbr sain by CONNERAT A BARIK. oct J4 D omestic kuanwFToik a.%5 RUM.-—50 f»bls. Gin: 20 do. Brandy: 10 do. Rum. lauding from schr. “G. J. Jones’,“ and brig •* L. Baldwin,” und forsnto bv W. M. DAVIDSON, oct 10 West side Market Square. CAND’K 8AR8APAKILLA. -in O quurt buttles. Received by oct 18 A. A. SOLOMONS. Agent. F resh insciuTi's and' pilot BREAD.—IQ.bhls Sugar, 15 do Butter, 5 do Soda, and 5 do Boston Biscuits; J5 bids Pilot Bread; 10 do Navy do; landing from bark Isaac Mend, aud for sale by ocl 41 H. A. CRANE, Dr. J U Simmons, Dr. P M Cohen, T C Hisley, K S Bailey, T J 8 Farr, UK Bytliewuud, RT Patrick, J S Walker, W K Kitchen, Shotwell A Gilbert,- J II A W S Ellis, Lightfout A Flanders, Dorsey A Knott. Solomon Goodal), Win Root, Cuniiitigham A. Co, Dr. S I- Culberson, Winter A Eppltig, B 11 Mitchell, Joseph Griffin, JLii Uappsu, A McLaite A Co. M (3 Williamson, Win Hodgfls, W A Haylos, W A Carswell, P Martin, J A Sporry, Win Carr, Georgetown, Charleston, Hamburg, Lnurcnuville, tirahamvUle, BeauAirt, Salem. Madison, Atignsta, Macon, Mflcon, Macon, Griffin, Atlanta, Marietta, Dalton, LnGrong., Columbus, Newnan,, Burke Co. Kccscrille. Jacksonville, Davlshoro’, Bandonwilie, Louisville, Savonuab, 8avannah, Houston Co, Gebri aft | Darien, do Black Creek, .Florida. Jacksonville, do Now Orleans, La. Constitutionalist, Jountaln-Eagle, tou; Enquirer, Columbus; Reporter, La ngejNews, Jacksonville; IIerald,I i,8. Cl Central Georgian, Sandersv G A Burcht . Samuel Palmer, JBColc, F APottllen, J Wright A Co. CjF*F«mily Visitor. Madison; Ci AugUhtn; Jlelicon, flfnrictta; Me Grant villo. please copy; aud change my t uiar 25 W. HUJ GEORGIA, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, 1 NES3EE, FLORIDA, LOUISIANA, A Allow me to roll your attention to ono of the great- testimony of the most redpei " ’8UU - ......... families in the United States, most of my certificates are from the city of Savannah, where I reside, nnd many from yourown State, where the Medicine is used with great and astonishing success; it has proved itself to be superior to any other Modicino for the euro pf Fever aitd Ague, wbic|t it will do iti the very short space of Twelve Hours, it has never been known to fill! to effect a certain cure. -The Med icine is a harmless aud tasteless one. which will make it the mostpopulnijMedicineintlie Southern States.- The Medicino contains no miucral pre paration whatever, but is a harmless Vegetable matter only, To Planters, this Medicine is a val uable preparation, os It cures all canon in twelve hours, and does not require any tiinn to he lost; all that is to be dene-is.to take the Medicine and to go to work. Tothe Rice Plantoritls a valuable Med- iclue, ns It does not contain any mercurial or min- ernl preparation whatover, am! is therefore t Medicine for those who are liable to exposure beg you. $ )tot let me have to tax you so ofroi .advertisements, certificates, Ac. It has t proved ipiolf to bewhdt I say it Is, 'and the g proof is every body is recommending it to only certain und speedy cure for the Fev< Ague All you hayo to do 1h to ask your ne ova* Remedy for ibecouvinct * Here Is u Ague Allyoulinvo what lie think* of Humphreys' npd Ague, nud ofcouwe, to be t it, lit leant I hope so. Here is tnv tutor of South Corolitin, Who wifi either , Doct. P. M; Colieii,ofClinrleeton, S. C, on -ut the city bfSavaiinaH, and either ofu« wi onbiigh fin ft JTtRICTION MATCHES* — Clark’s 'A superior Frietiou Matches, fur sulo by the gross or less qnuntity. oct 13 COLLINS A BULKLEY. CTRICTLY PakIME GREEN O RIO COFFEE.—100 bags landing from bark Texas and for solo by jet 23 . BPKANTON » JOHDIgTpW,, — i •••..mm. ...mio Le'rd: Buckwheat; lO bbk new Whhe db.. PotatoCKt 2 hhds. Codfi.-h; 25 rnorUJU; 8 * 1 **"1 Starch. Lunding "oet’li" 0 bcranton & ion; .ate by oct 13 fl0E».04WMID WI ceivcd per Railroad, in eacko. ft A BRO i»r twelvo cases, nnd if it does not cm oiitoftwolvc, wewitlrefiuidthe amount pni if. Y 0,,ru r° t0 a® 0 tlm Medicine taken u* I directed. . ‘ Owing to the licnVy rglos during the mnr, and which wtilL contiimc, all'the I are underw thin dlscaisjfl , „ , your advantage to procure a ccrfnin remedy: you can do so by apply* my Agents' 6r myself. Ask for li REMEDY FOR FEVER AND . This Medicine is for sale by named gflndemen. who are the only agent thu sale of tlie GnxiT SOutiibh.v Rkmkiir, \ it 1 'will bd found either at wholesale or retaiT Country merchants will hiake a handsome profit by-Hellingthix medicine. A liberal discout tinude to Planters, Ac., by tlie dozen. Address. ; W. IIUMPHRKY8,Jr., oct 18 Hrijggist. Savniuinh. Gn. French or English manufacture. Prepared and sold by ‘ W M. HUMPHREYS, JR. lVbeIe»ale .ud Retail Dn.«giil, Bavnunal), Ga. .. — r ,-fJM hli.uu iiiiuh Matnnzna Mvi j, 100 bbls Corn Gin. 50 do 7 N.O.Whi„k.y VOeaaka ehoi, issr ■' ' CHANB.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Savannah Georgian. (Savannah [Ga.]) 1847-18??, November 08, 1848, Image 1