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(Tudodey, Thiurfey fifty,) “ 1)10 Office mf the .Dmly Qtor f* ?JS contains aU tkeratolhgance, Oommer 0*'pSitioal and MiacoUanooua. including new ^id.omenupnblishedintl.0 Daily Paper. A “ THIS PAPER , a.) to ail traits of the State and Union, ^JSvered'in tie city, at FIVE DOLLARS “ *Si or at THiiiiE DOLLARS for ai> piozxtba* . T nk weekly Georgian, ts nublwhcd ovory Friday afternoon, at them w H!m por annum—all payable in advance. m n-Each Citation by the Clerks of tho rnnru of Ordinary, that application has been midofor Letters of Administration, must be pub- ^Notice ^y^Executors and Administrators for n#bioM auu Creditors to render in their accounts, muit be published six weeks. <ties of Negroes by Executors or Adimnwtra- ton must be ut public auction, on the first Tues- jvJofthe month, botweon theusual hours of sale, .tthe Place of public sales in the county where 5,a Letters Testamentary, of Administration, or fiaardiansliip, may have been granted,first giving Iixtr DATS notice theroof in one of the pub he mettca of this State, and at the door of the Court House, where such sales are to be hold. Notice for leave to sell Negroes, must be pub- Med for four months, before any order absolute «hall be made thereupon by tho Court. • • / Sales of Reid Estate by Executors, Admmis- ,-tors, and Guardians, must be published SIX TY DAYS before the day of sale. These sales mart be made at tho Court House door of the county in which the property is situate, and on the first Tuesday of the month, between tho hour* often in the morning aud four in the after noon. No sales from day to day is valid, unless .oppressed in tho advertisement. Applications by Executors, Administrators and fiuirdiansto the Court of Ordinaiw for leave to 2KK must be published FOUR MONTHS. Sales of personal property (exoopt negroes) of testate and intestate estates by Executors and Ad ministrators, must be advertised FORTY DAYS. Applications by Executors aud Administrators, for fitters Dismissory must be published SIX MONTHS. w. Application for foreclosure of Mortgages ou I real estate, must bo advertised once u month for fourmonths. Orders of the Court of Ordinary, (accompanied I with a copy of the bond of agreement) to make ti- tln to land, must be advertised Three Months at least. ’* , , Sheriffs sales under executions, regularly 1 wanted by the courts, must be adverUsed THIRTY DAYS—under mortgage executions SIXTY DAYS—Sales of perishable property under order of Court, must be advertised gener ally, TEN DAYS before tho day of Sale. •/All Letters directed to this Office or tho Editor, mustbu post paid to entitle thorn to atten tion. ~ • G EORGIA.--Chatham County.— To all to whom it may concern—Whereas Doctor Richard Wayne, Executor of the last Will and Testament of Miss Elizabeth Wilkins, deceased, hath applied to the Honorable tho In ferior Court of sum county,'when sitting for ordi nary purposes, for a citation to issue aud be pub lished according to law, for letters dismissory. Thesoure therefore to cite and admonish all concerned, to die their objections (if any they have) to tho applicant in the Clerk’s office, ofsuid Court, on or before the eighth day of November next, otherwise letters dismissory will be granted Witness the Hon. Anthony Porter, one of the Justices of said Court, mis 8th day of May, A. D. 1849. may 8 SEABORN GOOD ALL, c.c.o.c. c. WILLIAM B. HALE’S LADIES’SHOE EXCHANGE. L ADIES’ Misses, Children’s and Infant s SHOES, of every style, shade and pattern | itths NEW GRANITE STORE, 163 Congress streeet, Savannah, Geo., sign oi the Gmden Hand. oct 1 HI HATS AND CAPS.—*D. A. AM BLER &CO. have on hand a full and com- I pleto assortment of every possible variety of HATS AND CAPS. We flatter ourselves that imore fashionable, a larger or better selected itock of this kind of Goods has never been offered to the citizens of Savannah. It comprises Fine Bt&vw, Mole Skin, Silk, Plain Russia, Tampi co, Ashland, Buena Vista, Rough and Ready, | Ranchero, and Wool Hats of every description. One of the partners residing at the North, ena ble* m to receive weekly suppllls ofgoods. To Merchants and Planters we offer goods on I ufavorable terms as can be had South or North, oct 17 149 CONGRESS STREET. WATCHES AND JEWEL RY.—The subscribe; wishes to call the attention of his customers to a choice us •ortinentoffme Watches, just received by recent wrirals, consisting of Gold Hunting CaseLevcrs, Gold Double Bottom Levers, Gold imitation Dou 21 Mi Case Levers, Gold* Anchor Escapement Le , B Jt*> Silver Hunting Case Levers, Sitvor Double i, fl Levers, Silver Anchor Escapement Le ^/S'lyor Lopino and Vertical Escapement. Aho,tine Gold FobChains, Vest Chains, Curb bwrd Chaius, Keys and Chain Rings, all of which ff ulbesolflas low as in any city in the Union. All kinds of Watches Repaired aud warranted D. B. NICHOLS, jell Fi r8 t corner west of Pulaski Houho. MCTE32E3T33 - '.-TTTTT. ——— 1 .rryrff.fi , « /GEORGIA—CHatbain County^ VX To> all whom’ It may concern.—WhoreM, n, Esa. will apply to tho HonoY- Court of laid county, when sit- ting for Ordinary purpotok foi* letters of adtplh- istratlotf oh Hie estate and efTefew of George Orbs- by.late of* uld county, deolasedr These ere therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said do eeased, to file their objections (if aijy.tbly.bdvO) ofiice ; oCsajd (ppurt, to the applicant, In the defk'a.t^.. , 4 r „ oil or before the 82d day of June next, otherwise letters of administration Will be'granted. ' , Witnosa the Hon. Elias Reed, ohO Of the Jus tices of said Court, this 23dday ofMuy, 1849. may 23 SEABORN GOODALL. o.c.o. c.c. G EORGIA.—Chatham County.— To all whom it may concern.—Whereas, James Eppiuger, surviving Executor, of John Eppinger.iate of said county, deceased, hath ap plied to the Hon. the Inferior Court of said County, sitting for Ordinary pnrpoaes f for a ci* tation.to issue and be published according to law for Letters Dismissory. These are therefore to oite and admonish, all concerned to file their objections (if any they have) to the. applicant,in tho Clerk’s Office ofsuid Court, on or before the sixth day of September next; otherwise Letters Dismissory will be grant ed. Witness, the Hon. W. Tliorno Williams, one the Justices of the said Court, this Gth day oi March, A. D., eighteen hundred and forty-nine, mar 6 .SEABORN GOODALL, c.c.o.c.c. C1EORGIA.—Chatham County.— vT To all whom it may concern.—Wliereas, E. F. Wood and Susan Wood. Guardians ofAI- zada S., Laura A. aud E. J. C. Wood, have ap plied to the Honorable the Inferior Court ofsnid county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for a citation to issue and be published according to law, for letters dismissory. These are therefore to cite and admonish, nil concerned tofile their objections (if any they have) to the applicants, in the Clerk's office of said court, on or before the eighteenth day of June next, otherwise letters dismissory will bo granted. Witness, the Honorable R.T. Gibson, one of the Justices of said court, this 8th duyofMuy, A. D., 1849. may 8 SEABORN GOODALL, c. c.o. o.c. G EORGIA.—Camden County.— To all whom it may concern.—Whereas. George Lang, Executor ofthe estate of Win. T. Ashley, has applied to the Hon. the Court of Or dinary for letters of dismissory from the said es tate. *•'•' * ■ ' : * These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singulur the kindred und creditors of said T. Ashley, to flip their objections to the granting of said letters dismissory, within the terms pro scribed bylaw, in tho clerk's office ofthe Court of Ordinary, otherwise letters as prayed for will he granted. Witness the Hon. Tho. K. Dunham, a Justice of said Court of Ordinary, this 5th March, A. D. 1849. HENRY It. FORT, c. o. o. c. c. mar 9 N OTICE.—All persons having demands against Isaac Sluyton. late of Camden coun ty. deceased, are hereby .notified to present them, properly attested, to me within the time prescribed by law. And all persons indebted to said decea sed, arc hereby required to make immediate pay ment. HENRY R. FORT, Adm r r. uinyll . sale. I—Will b* told on tho fir.tTue.day in Juno next, ,1 III, Conti Houio. iii Sptingflold, Efflng- lihin vdunly.' belt,osn Ibe < u.uul hour, of hoIo, a Tr.et of Land lying ood being III the county of EfBugbam. containing Four Hundred ond Fifty norot, more or Ion, known n« Die loto residence ofJatnoo Ziurour, to utliiy two oxoontlons In favor ofTryon Paco, inuing ont of a Magi, train. Court.; Levied on by a Oonitoble oqd returned to mo to utliiy Min oxootulone. opr 83 DAVID Ai MORGAN, b.n.o.i Tf7-AYNE'"SHEikiFF>S SALB ▼ T WH1 bo sold, on the first Tuesday iti June next, in the front of tho Court Hpuse door, in Jy’slands, levjotj-on „ tue of an execution Issued from April Term of Wayne Superior Court, 1849, on foreclosure of “'ortgago. L. M. Smith w. Robert Mayson. apr23 THOMAS. BECKOM,^. wv o- L.YNN SHERIFF’S SAEE.r-Con- VjT linued.—Will be sold on the first Tuesday in June next, before the Court House in Bruns wick, Glynn County, between the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: Sam, 35 years; Bon,40; Eliza,40; Peggy, 10; Ester, G; Thomas, 8; Lyza, 5; (little) Monday, 4; Har ry, 2; Phebe, infunt; Flora, 20: and Celia Ann 2 years of age ; and forty,head ofstock Cattle, more or less, marked with n crop and two splits iu one ear, and swallow-fork in the other ear. Levied on as the property ofSam’lM. Burnett, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of Cbas. E. Putnam, issued from the Hon. the Superior Court of Gynu County. Property pointed out by defen dant. M. C. B. WRIGHT. npl 30 Pep. Sheriff o. c.. Ty^YNE SHERIFF’S SALE.- ▼ V • the first Tuesday in June next, will •On will be sold iu ftont of Uie Court House door in Wayne County, between the lawful hours of sale: North half of one Lot Land in Wayne County,150 acres ou the Aultamalia River, granted to Henry Sum- erlin. bounded on all sides by vacant Lands at the time of survey. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold one Negro Girl by the namo ofltose, 12 years old, found iu possession ol James C. Druwdy,butall levied ou by virtue of an execution issued from Wayne Superior Court, S. M. Street, vs. William Draivdy. Poiuted out by PluintifFs Attorney. tfAM, S. W. C. tug uy, UUWB paootsu iy, qmuu p^uer, yuur pouuon- er prayeth^ your Honors to cause this application lo be published as the law directs in xticti case made and provided, and at the expiration of said jniffiioatipn to qauso Martha Beasley, Adminiatra- Jess, commonly known as: the Mills and Daugh try lands ; lying in Scriven county; also, the fol lowing lands in’Bulloch county: acres ad joining lands of James Hendricks, Thomas Beas ley and the estate of Henry Beasley, and lying on Ogechee BWamp; one half of a survey grant ed to the said Enoch Boaslpyfor 426 acres on tho 15th of Dec., 1637, lying on Big Lotts Creek; one half of a survey granted to tho said Enoch Beaslev bn the 10th of December, 1838, for 242 acres, lying on the Baygall; one half of a survey granted to the said Elzcy Beasley for5(J0 acres on tne 15th of December, 1837, lying ou Reudy Branch; also, one half lot No. 2&8, 24th district, 2d section of Cherokee, granted to your petition er for 160acres on the 20th day of July, 1837: al so, the following negro slaves, to wit: Rose, a woman, and Lindy, a girl; as iu duly bound your petitioner will over pray. ENOCH BEA8LEY. The prayer of tho petitioner is reasonable aud should be granted. It is therefore ordered by the Court that this application be published as the law directs in such cases made and provided. A true extract from the minutes, this 18th day of November, 1848. liov 23 DAVID BEASLEY, c. c. o. n. c. apr 30 THOMASBECK A DITIINISTRATOR’S SALE. — -Ta. Will be sold on the first Tuesday in June next, before the Court House door, iu States boro’, Bulloch county, between the usual hours of sale : One Thousand and Seventy-five (1075) acres of Pine Laud, iu five separate tracts, all adjoining and bounded on the North by William E. McElven, East by lands of James Hngin aud William Proctor, West by William Hagin and Johu Proctor, and South by Mitchell; it being tho late residence of Simoon Shuffield, deceased, und kuowu us the Briar-patch—and is well im proved. Sold under an order of the Honoruble the Inferior Court of Bulloch couuty, when siu ting for ordinary purposes, for division among tholieirs. Terms made known on the day bfsale. mar 19 JAMES HAGIN. Adni’r. Tj^XECUTOR’S NOTICE.—All per- JDJ sons having demands nguiast the estate of Dr. JAMES TROUP, of McIntosh county, de ceased, are requested to present them properly attested; and those indebted to the estute are re quired to make payment to J. HAMILTON COUPER, D. H. B. TROUP. Darien, 15th May, 1849. Qualified Ex’ors. may 17 A N ORDINANCE, to 'bo entitled an Ordinance, to allow the Architect of the new Custom Houselo inclose portions of Bay and Bull-streets, aud to amend the Ordinance paasod. . • . Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of tho City of Savannah, and tho Hamlets thereof, und it is hereby ordained by the uuthority of the same, .ihut- tho Architect of the' new yostonf House:,npw. in th6 process of ejection, bo hi- lowed to enclose twenty-five feet on Bay-street; and thirty feet oil Bull-street, to enuble hitn to carry on the work in which he was ouguged, Provided that a plank aide walk be kept in order by said Architect us long as the privilege allowed ill this Ordinance is extended to said Architect. And bo it further ordained by tho authority aforesaid, that uil Ordinances and parts of Ordi nances, militating aguinst this ordinance, be, aud the same are hereby, repealed. Passed in Council, Savannah,26th April 1849. (L.S.) R. WAYNE, M. D., Mayor. Attest. Edwd G. Wilsow, c. c.apr 28 F OUR MONTHS after dato, application will be made to the Honorable the Iuferior Court of Ware couuty, when sitting for ordiuury purposes, for leave to sell the Lands belonging to YVilliam H. Miller. Minor. THOMAS HILLIARD, Guardian. feb 24 F OUR BIONTHS after date, upplicutiou will be 'made to tho Honorable the Inferior Court of Chatham couuty, when sitting for ordi nary purposes for leave to sell a tract ot two hun dred und seveuty-three ucres of land (more or less) lying in the County of Burke, originally grauted to Willis Hurst, being part of tho real estate of Andrew Mclntire, late of Chatham county deceased, for the benefit of hi * heirs und creditors. JOHN MURCHISON, may 1 Snrv’g Ex’or. iiil HAMILTON A SYMONS havo received per Hartford and Savannah: A I gT-^oicvassortment of French. English and 3mm CLOTHS,CASSIMERS'AND VEST* I Li 1 ,e * ecte ^ with the greatest care, and ofthe I . "sported in this country. We are nowpre- I j/j-dto manufacture at tho ahortest notice, and in 1 aia uncr, any garment ill our lino, for cash approved credit. oct 13 17 WHITAKER STREET, Savannah, Ga. AN EARNEST A P- fc PEAL.—Those who havo never I GA\« ca ^ c< * on ws f° r NEGRO BRO- I iave something yet to learn, viz : That I l»r. e l* a . 8,n, ffi Shoe Store in this city, with a 3'*° c L k ofNEYV GOODS in it, and that we 11 iL nUCa ' Vl8 * 1,0 800 in °re newfuces. Wo are I j. ° ra , e ., a l“** hours from half past 5 in tho morn- I sidSii . n tha evening,and those who coll on I Tun- U8 ”* a humor to sell goods. I ire ZJrtCotton Planters in this vicinity I our^ U8 ’ wo wish them to look at I nii»L»K BROGANS this year, that they I yu. h ow w here to find the goods they want a !L,» ence< We ore uow supplied with the DeMfitH°® an8 We ever 8aw » ttn, I we would res- Ein 1 ^ l0 l ^ 080 w * l ° have Shoes to buy, , WILLIAM B. HAlE, At 163 Congress St South side of 1 frr-— Market Square. CREAM.~We4iavea few I Cream'*.? I 0f ‘‘RoaMell’i Pacrmin Shoving ' 'n 1 hose deslrons of luxuriating plythftm!?^ e and ®^y Shave hud better snp- n NCreIq® ,at once with some of this unri- n«8 T1 '°MA8M.TURNER*CO. ' 181 Bay-street. dlt IilsVj;, mijuohs. — An invoice of| I A e w P int8 * anperior Porter, c *w«dhi n r d e ?P re ««|y foYtHis mafket, just re- Aleia Athol, also in store the ‘tame I ^’ 0D ,«U(Ur ,, T “ e »o article sare ofdirecVimpor- 1 decia of lhe he«t qaality. v Fonmleb^^ F OURMONTHS after date application W'll be made to the Honorable Court of Or dinary of Chatham County, for permission to sell four Negroes, viz : Sarah and her three children, Will, Delia und Susan, for the benefit of the heirs aud creditors of the late Joshuu Kuhn, de ceased. ALEX. 11. RAHN, Exe’r. mar 19 OUR MONTHS after date, application will bo made to tho Honorable the Inferior Court of Effingham county, sittiug lor ordinary purposes, for leave to sell (3) three tracts of laud In suid county, containing in tho aggregate (390) three hundred and ninety acres. Said land be longing to the ostate of Israel Weitmau, late of Baia county deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estnto. apr 3 E.G.WEITMAN. Ad’r. N OTICE.—Extracts from Ordinance re lative to Powder. Sec. 28. “The Master or Commander of any ship or vessel which shall or may at any t|me ar rive utor iu the harbor or Savannah, having on board more than fifty-six pounds weight of Guti- powder, shall within twenty-four hours after his mooring ut or opposite tho city of Savaunuh, cause such Gunpowder to be removed to the Ma gazine, aud the Powder-receiver shall then re ceive the same, and the Harbor Master is here by required to give notice and inform the Mastor or Commander ofany such ship or vessel so ar riving alorinthe harbor of Savannah ofthe du ties required of him by this ordinance : And any Muster or Coniuiunder of any ship or vessel who shall refuse or neglect to comply with the terms of this ordinance, shall bo liable to a fine not ex ceeding thirty dollars.” Sec. 26. “It shall not be lawful for any person or persons to carry Gunpowder without a secure auu proper coveriug in any wagon, carl or dray, or otherwise brought through the squares, streets, lanes or wharves of the city ; and every person or persons so offending shall forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding thirty dollars.” True extracts. E. G. WILSON, fob 13 6— Clerk of Council. tie Hah^ttlV iSkrlorC'QtTit’df said countv, while lilting fa t ordinary purnow.s— Xtwr pciiUouof humbly eheweth to your Honan that he and the late Elzey Beuley wee equally aud jointly connected in all of their buainea, that W lo say in their labile; negroes and etock 6f‘all kinds, and the titles to the «oid lands end negroes k aing mode jointly toyourjpetitionerand the late ilxey Beasley, and having, came to sn under- etehdih| with each other u few days before Ore Nevy-Yorlt Advertisements. HOSEN- war- rUEMENT. -LAWRENCE’S HOS DALE HYDRAULIC CEMENT, is ranted eaual to any manufactured in this coun try, aud has beeti pronounced superior to “Ro man." Its value for Aaueducts, Locks, Bridges, Flooms, Reservoirs ana all Masonry exposed to dampness, is well known, as it sets immediately under water, aud increases in solidity for years. It has the unqualified approbation of the most eminent Architects and Engineers, being used in almost every department of the works under Government, in preference to any other Cement. Fpr sale in lots to suit purchasers, in tight, pa pered barrels of 300lbs each, by M. W. WOODWARD, Sec. of tho Co. 142 Frontstreot, New York. mar 13 ilmus. EUROPEAN AGENCY, F ortue recoveryof Dormant and improperly withheld real and personal estate; the settlement and arbitration of Commercial, Trading and other Debts; securing Patents for Inventions in Great Britain, Ireland^ and the Colonies and Dependencies thereunto belonging, and negotiating for tho purchase or sale of the fiame. Communications by letter are requested to be F ABIAN postpaid. BENTHAM : 38 Broadway, New.Yurk. " 1 PERMITTED TO REFERENCES ARE Iloii. Charles P Daly, Judge Court of Com, Pleas, N.Y. 3-• Chas. Cartlidge & Co., New-York. Freeland, Stuart & Co. “ , W. & J. T. Tapscott, * “ G. R. A.Ricketts, Esq., “ Edward Schroder, Esq., Cincinnati, Ohio, A. Patchin, Esq., President Patckin Bank, Buffalo. 6mos— nov 8 R oofing.—galvanized tin PLATES.—Thesubscribers beg to call tho attention of Builders, Architects and owners of Buildings, to the ninny advantages which these plates possess over all othor metallic substances hitherto used for. roofing, &c.,as they possess at once the lightness of iron, without its liability to rust, having now been tested for severul years in this particular, both in this couutry and iu Eu rope. They are lets liable to expansion and contraction from sudden chau^o of the atmos phere. than common tin plates, iron, zinc, or auy other metal now used for roofing, and conse quently form a much better and tighter roof; re quiring far less frequent repairs, whilst tho first cost is but a trifle more. A full supply, of all sizes, from 16 to 30 W. G., constantly on hand, and for sale by GEO. R. MORE WOOD & CO. 14 & lGBeaver-st. New-York. The patent right for this jirticlo having been secured for the United States, all parties infring ing thereon, either by importation or otherwise, will be prosecuted. lyd&w nov 10 TO MACO N. btumk ut (PaieagM Tralni l«ave Savannah and Macon.dally, at. ....7 A M. m.5°,L j- j. S? ■. ^v® Haopjjand Savannah,daily,at....... 7 P. M. fPUlMik nnth flmraftnnl, Ia M.kl. * aw aii Tickets froth Savarinah to Macon, Georgia. Do«d do i-vdo a,.— •Do do .1 do Do , do do. Do do do Do do do Do do i do Do do do Do .do do Do ao , db Do do do Do do do Do do do Do do do Do do do Do do do Do do do Do do, do Atlanta, dB Augusta, do Columbus, do Opelika,. •Jacksonville, Ala. "Talladega, do Huutsvfflo, do Decatur, do Tuscurabia do •Tuakatoosa, do •Columbus, Miss. Aberdeen, do HollySprings.do Nashville, Tenn, Murpreesb’ do Columbia, do Memphis, do . $ 7 00 10.00 6 50 15 00 17 00 20 00 22 00 22 50 28 00 25 00 30 00 Stages for Talluhassee and intermediate places connect with tho Road, at Macon, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays ; and with Milledguville daily. • * To these places Tri-weokly without delay,—leaving Savannah on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. RATES OF FREIGHT FOR MERCHANDISE GENERALLY FROM SAVANN AH TO MACON. Measurement Goods.—Boxes of Hats, Bonnets, Furniture, Shoes, Saddlery, Dry Goods, and other measurement goods, per Cubic foot, ....13 cents. Crockery-warolu Crates, Boxes or Hlids. por Cubic foot, 10 do Goods by freight.—1st Cfass.—Boxes Glass, Puints, Drugs aud Coufectionary perlOOlba. 50 do *2d Class.—Sugar, Coffee, Rope, Butter, Cheese, Lard, Tobucco, Leatncr, Hides,) Copper, Tiu, Sheet and Hoop Iron, Hard-ware, Rice,Boxes Soap and Can- ( dies, Hollovvaro, Bugging, and other heavy articles nut enumerated below, f per 100 lbs J 3dCfast.—Flour,Bacon,Liquors,Pork, Beef, Fish, Tallow and Beeswax, per 10Ulbs...40 4th Class.-—Millgeariug, Pig aud Bur Iron, Grind and Mill Stones, Nails, Spikes ) . }n • and Coal.per 100ibs Barrels Beets. Bread. Crackors, Potatoes, Fruit, Oysters, Onions, Ice, and other light barrels, each, 45 do 75 do Oil and Molasses per hhd(suiul|er casks iu proportion,) $6 00 Sait per sack not exceeding 4 bushels, 50 cents. C. A. F. IRVINE, Agent of Transportation. Office of Cx.htrxl Rail Ro.id, Savannah, May 15,1849. WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAIL ROAD. ATLANTA TO DALTON 100 MILES. PASSENGER TRAINS leave ATLANTA Daily (Sundays excepted,) at 1 o'clock, P. M., arrive at DALTON at 8 P. M ; returning luuvo DALTON ut 4 o’clock, A. M., aud arrive at AT LANTA at 11 o’clock, A. M. Trains on the Memphis Branch Rail Road, and Stages for Nashville and Knoxville, Tcutf., and for Tuscuinbia, Ala.,and Memphis, Tenn.. run in connexion with this Road. RATES OF TRANSPORTATION FOR MERCHANDIZE GENERALLY* FROM ATLANTA TO S co M * 0.3 2. o . O ~ 1’ >n o ►, p —• < » E B ^ 5..* OG S S= 9, Oo ff»7 B tuz 6*8 “ 5 S - B c? = S iw <* c-.tL?. CENTS. CENTS. CENTS. 1st Class.—Per Cubic foot.—Boxes of Hats, Bonnets and Furniture,.. f Zd Class.—Pox lOOlbs.—Boxes and Bales of Dry Goods, Shoes, Sad*) dlery, Glass, Paints, Oils, Drugs und Confectionery,.. > 3d Class.—Per JOUlba.—Georgia Domestics, Sugar, Coffee, Liauor,'| Bagging, Rope. Butter, Cheese, Tobacco, Leather, Feathers, 1 Hides, Cotton-yarns, Copper, Tin, Sheet-Iron, Hollow-j ware, Crockery, Castings, Hurdwure, Marble (dressed), &c.J 4th Class.—Per lOOlhs.—-Flour, in sucks; Rice, Pork, Beef, Fish, Lard,) Tallow, Bacon, in casks, boxes or sacks ; Beeswax, bales of llugs, Giiising, Fruit, Bur-iron, Murble, undressed; Mill and | n 6 8 10 30 •10 10 20 25 Grihd-Stopes,.Miff Gearing,.,.... J 0 10 15 Transportation Office, W.Sf A. R. R., ) E. II. MILLS, Supt. Trausportatiou. Atlanta, April 14tA, 1849. ) apr 19 BUSINESS CARDS. TUIE WIFE’S FRIEND.- • * nf r i m vviii X to those about to become Mothers.— Important Professor F OUR MONTHS after duto, up plication will bo uiado to tho Honorablu the Inferior Court of Bulloch couuty, wbon silting for ordi nary purposes, for leave to sell the real and per sonal ostate of Johu Hendrix, deceased, lute of said county. JEMIMAH HENDRIX, feb 15 Administratrix. *|Y[ OTICE.—Four months after date, nppli* li cution will be made to the Honorable the Justices ofthe Inferior Court of Chatham coun ty, while sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell tho romniuing real ostuto, (being Lots Nos. 9 and 10 Columbia Ward, City of Savannah,) and also a Negro man sluvo named Moses, be longing to the estate of Robert Scott, late of said couuty, deceased, for the benefit of tho creditors of saia estate. MARGARET SCOTT, feb 12 Executrix Robt. Scott, dec’d, E xtracts from ordinances re lative TO LUMBER, FIRE WOOD, &c. Be it further ordained, That no person' shall briug. deposit, lay or cause to he brought, depos ited or laid on any or either ofthe Dublic docks, wharves, or landing places at the North end of, or opposite to the streets in this city, any boards, plunk, ranging timber, staves, shingles, firewood or other lumber whatever, and no person shall ship from, or land at, or enuse to be snipped from or landed at any ofthe public wharves or docks within the city of Savannah, any rice, tobacco, cotton, timber, corn, bales, packages, trunks or uny species of merchandize whatever"—“ Pro vided, That nothing contained in this section shall be construed to prevent any Planter from land ing out of hisboat or canoe, tho products of his or her plantation, intended for sale or for family use, but in no caso shall ho or sho bo allowed to occupy tho said public wharf or dock louger than is absolutely necessary”—“and the said urticles mnv bo seized und retained until the fine is paid.” Penalty not exceeding $100. Truo extracts. EDWARD G. WILSON, ClerkCouncil. The City Marshal and City Constablos are re quired to enforco tho above ordinance. By order. ED. G. WILSON, o. c. . jan 18 6— New-York and Savannah Line of Summers— Weekly—Sailing every Weduesdny. The new and superior Steam-ships TENNESSEE. Cupt. Johx Collins. and CHEROKEE, Capt. Thomas Lton, will, until further uotice, leave Savannah and New York every Wednesday, commencing with the 28th March. These swift Steamers are each of 1.250 tons burthen, built in tho strongest and most approv ed manner, and arc unequalled in all the needful qualities to give confidence as well as despatch to travellers. They have all the accommodations for passengers- ana freight requisite to entitle them to public patronage. The Central Rail-Road will despatch un extra train from Macon Tuesday ovening, to eonuect with these steamers oil Wednesday, andfrom Sa vannah on their arrival if needed. Passage $25—payuble iu advance ; for which, or freight, apply to PADELFORD & FAY, Savannah, or SAM’L L. MITCHELL, mar 22 No. 194 Front-st. New York. Fashionable Tailokino Emporium, SIGN OF THE GOLDEN LAMB, Comer of Whitaker and Brought on-Struts, SAVANNAn, GEORGIA. N. B. Constantly on hand, a lull assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods, which will bo made to order at tho shortest notice, and wamuited to fit. jan ‘J7 ly— REOPENED. E. W IT IIING TON’S LOTTE BY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE, GAIJDllY’8 BUILDING ON THE UAY. L^'Tickets and Shares for sale iu J. W. Mac- ry & Co.’s popular Lotteries. Uncurrent Bauk lit. Notes hough jan 1 ROBERT D. WALKER, MARBLE Sf STONE MANUFACTURER, BUOUailTON-ST., BETWEEN WHITAKER &BARNARD. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, Grave Stones, ofltalian aud Domestic Marble; Marble Mantle Pieces, and Berlin Grates; Free Stone for Buildings. Ornamental Iron Railings, &c. &c., furnished to order. ly— oct 28 JOHN POOLE, HOUSE, SIGN, AND SHIP PAINTER, GILDER, GRAINED AND GLAZIER. All kinds ofMixed Puints,Glass and Putty, Paper Hanging, Fire-Bonrd Prints, &c. For Sale ut No. 11 Whitaker St. near the Bay, Savannah, Georgia. oct 24 ly— Joh«i~P7Gaviin A Co^ AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Anil ForwatuHug Agents, Macou, Ga. Macon, July 20,1847 ly July 23 A. SHORT, MAS TER B UILDER, Will take contracts for Building and work in Masonry of every description. Residence Eual side of Pulaski Square. — jan 8 TJKACTICAL pharmacy. XT Tho Arrangements, Apparatus, and Afani- pulalions, ofthe Pharmaceutical Shop and Labo ratory. By Francis Mohr, Ph. D., and Theq- philus Redwood. 'Edited, with exteusive addi tions, by Willinra Proctor, Jr. A History of the Precious Metals, from tho earliest period to the present time,, with direc tions for testing their purity. By J- L. Comstock, M. D. Last Leaves of American History, compriuing Histories of the Mexican War uuu California-. By Emma Willard. Lectures on the Applications of Chemistry and Geology to Agriculture. By James F. W. Johnston. A new Edition enlarged. Downing’s Fruits and Fruit Trees of Amorica. 9th edition Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene. By Cal vin Cutter, M. D. Received by may 3 JOHN M, COOPER. < TT AY.—Prime Eastern Hey, for sale tiV Xlfcb20 A; MINIS. Apothecary Store. T HE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the Stock in store, Smet’a Building, corner of Whitaker and Broughton streets, oners the same at wholesale or retail. H e is in the receipt of fresh medicines from the North, which ho will sell on as reasonable terms as any establishment in the city. L. J. MYERS, apr 18 Smet'rf Building, npo THE EADIE9.—The .ub.cribera X wish to notify those ladies who ore Doubled with Freckles and would get rid of thqni, that “Afichanx’s Freckle Wash” will not only eradi cate the freckles but also beautify the Skin.. This celebrated Wash has been.asea for, years. It is the invention of Dr. Chag. Micbaux, formerly Professor of Anatomy, at I«iege in Flanders. It TTTHITE LEAD.—560 kegs pure Nos. TT 1 and 2 White Load, iu 25, 50, 100, 20U and 5091b. kegs; 50 kegs Venetian Red, Spanish Brown and Yellow Ochre; 200 Ibs. Chrome and Paris Green, ground iu oil. Rocoived aud for sale by DENSLOW & WEBSTER, mar 3 S ALJERATUS.—25 casks Sulteratus. Al so, 100 boxes super fino Sakcratus put up in one pound packages, suitable for retnilers. Just received and will, be sold in lots to suit purckus ors, at low rates. apr 18 TIIOS. AI TURNER & CO. L isee thread under Vests, for Summer wear, children's upon work Hose. Per Tennessee. For sale by &AIKIN. no. oft be Skin. Fimplo and olhe* cutai^oiM affection* For »'« W iqjjfnt- THOMA8M.T0RNER&C0., 1 „ ./•: -181 Bayatiaat, apr IQ MARSHALL i toil from brie Excel, and for sale by apr 14 8 WIFT A DENS LOW. S TUART'S SyRUP,Acc.-80bblsSr.i. art's Crq.hed. Fowdered and Clarified So* gars: ,1 hbd Stuart's Syrup, hut received bv . apr 19 ’ W, W. GOODRICH T>R OWN’S DEN TIF RICE .—In JLV assorted size - bottles nfid bOxes. Prepared by Frederick Brown of Philadelphia; A supply received by cm. .. . A. A. 8QLOAIONS, .rMwkeHKnarc. QCOTCHAEE, &C.-10 caske Loudon YJ Porter and Scotch Ale ; 25 Cases assorted Pre.eiv«audPi=ble.^Btra=eived o b^ icii T RlpVAlE.—20 bbls Nash, iiedlcson & Co’eATe.'lMding and for sale mT mays ^ : 8CRANTON &JOHNSTON. ..-^liioO bmbeli Eiach fi nibhv 1 ' '■•in banqt rvJ aal apr 20 .. GREINER & BEALL. O nion setts i onion setts i —2 barrels Onion Setts, white and yellow, just received per steamer Columbus from Lan- dreth’s Gordon by THOA'IAS AI. TURNER & CO, dec 11 181 Bay-street. L iquid adhesive plaster, or col- LODIAN—n new aud cleguut substitute for Plaster cloths, Sutures, Bandages, &c.—This article has been found by all surgeons who have tested it, far superior nifd more convenient than former ineuiiR of dressing incised wouncs. For hums, sore Nipples, aud eruptive diseases, it has proved extremely efficacious. It is also nmeh preferable to court plaster and gold heater’s skin. It is not acted upon by water, and udhores with almost incredible tenacity tathc skin, keep ing tho edges of tho wound closely together, aud causing it to heal with hardly a perceptible scur. A history of the article, together with commu nications highly commendatory of its value from Dr. J. Masou Warren of Boston, Erasmus Wil son, F. R. 8. London, and other surgeons, will be fonttd accompanying It. A supply of the above receded by- A. A, SOLOMONSi Market Square. apUO, , q,„, ,, .... ; ALEXIS V. PAULITAN, or tho Paris Lying-in Hospital, member of tho Medical Academy of Franco, Corresponding Secretary of tho Puris Pharmucentical College, respectfully begs leave to aunounce to the Ladies of America, that he has appointed Dr. Jkrome Y. C. Ropenhortv, of Ne\v York, his sole American Agent, for tho sale of his wonderful medicine, kuowu iu Frunce as The Wife's Friend, or Mother's Assistant tho most extraordinary medical discovery the world has ever seen. Its province is to Lessen the Pains of Child-Birth, and promote a safe, easy, and speedy delivery, which it does by assisting nature. It is perfectly harmless, efficacious, pleasant to the tuste, und never fails to promote an eusy aud safe delivery, and improves the gen eral health of both mother and child. It has been tested foryears in all the principal Lying-In Hos pitals of Europe, uud receives the sanction of nearly all the prominent Colleges and Aledical men ofthe old world. It is thcgroutestinedicine in the world ; ns all will admit that a medicine must be that will lessen the terrible pains usually nllendanlon childbirth. There is no mistake a- bout this medicine doing all that is said of it. It never fuils. It is iu tho form of a fine, light powder, to be made into a drink, and used for a few weeks previous to tho expected event, and its price is so low us to bring it within the reach of all. Surely no humane husband will suffer his wife to endure pain, when itcan be so easily and cheaply avoided. For the small sum of ouly $1,00. sent post paid to DR. JEROME Y. C. UOPENHURTY, New York Post Office, u package will he sent by return mail, it being so fight that it can be sent anywhere by mail, utu very trifling cost. IS^No unpaid letters taken from the office. To prevent imposition, tlioU. S. Agent, Dr. Ropenlmrfy will write his name in full ou the outside label uf each package. No other genuine. Remember this. Omos mar 10 Toprevent imposition, tho IE .A” 0 W . erc .i! » ow t0 give all Uio good ■ • sayings of the people, their unqualified approval, their thankfulness and gratitude, their joy at rccov enng from disease aud sickness, l could fill a volume. James AIcAmsteu, New York. For sale, wholesale und retail, by J. AI. TURNER & BROTHER, oct 13 Agents for Savannah. UELE HOSIERY, UMBRELLAS, &c. &c.—A largo assortment of Ludies . . .and Mis es White, bluck and col’d Cotton Hose ; black and cold Silk and Raw Silk Hose; Men’s and Boys' white, brown and col’d Cotton hall Uose*. Gauze, Cotton and Merino Under- Vests ; Lads’ aud Gent’s Cotton and Silk Um brellas. Just received and for sale by marl AIARSHALL & AIKIN. av. YOUNG LADIES AND A11SSES will find ns supplied with some very pretty black and brouze Gaiter Bootees, Nos. 1 aud 2; also, ll's, 12’saud und 13’s, and Ladies of nil ages are very apt to find themselves suitod before leaving our Store, at 163 Congress street. nov 3 WILLIAM B. HALE. UityJiurt receifcdRiid fitr sale by V WpOD. CLAGHORN & PQ, YTJNPLE; THE C0RATE, A Novel JJX. by. the Author of "The -Bachelor of the Albany,"mo. ; :■ j L .u nriii; ■ ■■ . . > mf B 1 ' " JOHN *M. COOrBR. teWVHOA. o--Ml'..• t Ku -'..; rilRULY MAGICAL.—A great Paper’s X opinion.—AFAlackin’s Philadelphia Alodel Courier conies out and declares to its 70.000 sub scribers, and nearly ouo million readers, that Doctor Wiley’s Celebrated Cough Candy is truly on excellent article. Read what it says: “A Valunble Article.— Those suffering from colds, will do well to procure a supply of Dr. Wiley’s Cough Cundv. prepared only by Geo. W. Childs & Co. Wo uuve had a fair opportu nity of testing tho virtues of (he candy in our own family, und. unsolicited, except by them, we -give our experience. It is Very plcosautto the taste, without nausea in its effects, aud almost magical iu its operations upon the affection.” The above, from such a source, we think is enough’to convince the most skeptical. We would adviso all who are in tlid least trou bled with a cough, cold, or any disease arising from those complaints, to be sure that they pur chase a package of DR. WILEY’S CELEBRA TED COUGH CANDY, and we will guarantee them a perfect cure. Price 12£, 25, 50 cents, and $1 per package. Be sure to ask for Dr. VVi- ley’s Cough Candy, and take none othei', if of fered to ypu- G*o. W. Childs &, Co. 8ole Proprietor*, No. 320 Mnrket-st. Phila’n. A. A-oOLOAIONS, Agt. AIarkel-sq. Sole agent fqr Savannah. ARIO)» OF IHUUSTBR’fi ALL W HEALING OINTMENT.—Aoouitnoyes. 1617,1 ws.Uvinfta'dtewctttibputofthi.SUfte 4>oranIngtliu ocoopabon ofi f.rsior, Otte daf whife chopping in thc wcofi., I fooll.hly choppcl my fool nearly off, iMteoi bf; the two. Dunn4 ihiainisforlnno I employed myaolfin penning lha Iragracm leave, of on bid voihmo, printed in Eng. land tome hundred yean ago. Among theta scattered leaves I read ofon hub which had been analyzed by sorao of England'e ancient.Alcbe> mists, sliotviug pro; ortics and qualities never be.' fore found in anyp ,i»t that wat ever discovered, 'hie one herb, under the ferae Of the Retort Critqibie, developed more thtun ten dietiuot liroportics. This fact struqh my mind eo forcibly, that Itwas impossible to get rid of it. Something seemed to toll me that Providence, tthbso epeoial ooro I. extended towards ell his creatures, had never, concentrated into one small horb so mob) medicinal qualities, us variousundascompUeated, liho ugh perfectly idonliciU as the hmnau blood Without a wise end good purpose. Here wa« to be found tho acida, the alkalis, the oils, the water thoair, the salts, the soda,.&e.i all combined, eon* centrated. and chemically united into one single leraom Ilf power, forming a substance more* al lied and in affinity to the human blood than was ever before discovered in tlio works of nature. Laboring under these impressions foi several years, 1 became uucUsy, discontented, end un- willing to coufino myself longer to tho duties Ofi farmer. livery tiling seemed to point my mind loon, object, viz.: tho preparation of tills herb into medicine. I then determined to return to tho city "f N. York. I did so, and immediately iuquiren lor tho herb. It was not to ho found. I then sent to Europe and there found it under another name. Having prepared tho article to my satisfaction. I gave it away to ail who would use it. Hun dreds, I might say thousands, look it into their families and need if. some for oiie thing and some for another, and all from tho very first to the very last, pronounced it of uurivajed exceU ence and power. Tho first case that came under my observation, was a man that had lost the use of his erln for some years. Tito Ointment restored his aim completely iu a few days. This surprised me as ranch ns it did the patient. After him there come a raan with sore ores produced by gunpowder—a very hud case indeed. Oite box only eltfficicd 10 make a perfect cure. And I would'here remark that hundreds have been cured of sore eyes who never found any rehofbut in tnis Oint ment. There next came a womnn who woe sufieriiig excruciating pain from tho oguo in tlio fttco -- Her physician (thinking it tho toothache,) hud extracted eleven of her teeth. Rut tlio difficulty Util remained as had as evor. Tho Application of tho All Healing Ointiiiont was attended with immediate cessation of pain. Ilei-face however began to swell, and the surface Was covered over with pimples of eruption iilto prickly heat. In one tiny oil this disappeared. About tlio same time, u lady made application with it Ibr tho iieadncho of long standing, and a falling of the hair. The Ointment cured her headache and restored her hair. Since this, 1 have known the Ointment to cure cases often, twenty and forty ycarsetanding.. I hesitate not to say, that it is almost an infallible rernody for this complaint. About this time tliore were two cuses one ol Consumption, and the oilier of Scrofula, which had haffied tho skill of every physician who pros cribed. It was wonderful to witness the eflectof the Ointment on these persons. No one would believe it unless they, hud personally witnessed it But it did tlie work properly. There was no half way husincse, for they recovered their health in a low months. SheuninUoin, I-’evcr, Qiiinzy, Sore Throat. Cu- laiteous Lruptious, diseases of tho Spine, and Nervous Complaints wore treated with unheard nr success. Rntin Chest diseases, such as Asth ma, pant and otiprcssion, I believe there is no boi- ter remedy. Also, tlio common diseusos, such ao Ulcer Sores. Scald Hood, Humors of tlio Skin Inflammation, Files, Sore Eyes, Sprains, Bruises’ und Burns, it seems to he a perfect antidote.— l’eople would como into tho store smiling wish tng to know if I was really the Seventh Sou, or whether tlio OmUuenttliat tgave them was indeed all-qealiug tn its nature. For said they, not ouo single application has foiled to cure. Liver Complaint, particularly, was treated with great and universal success. It produced such good results in ell Cases that ft lias been noised ahroud, and I was ofl'cred sums of money for n receipt to tnoko it for prlvato use merely. Lvery man spoko well of it, as it hod done so much good. Nouvitbsamding all, I have been careful holla recouimeu d o. except in cases I knew it would do good. I waiver willing to lend mvself to any thing without first testing its merits. 'This 1 en deavor to do on eveiy occasion, and when I acted us one of the Sick Committee iu the Lodge of I. O. of O. F. I then tested it upon Brothers in tho moht critical conditions, und had abundant onnor utility of proving its worth. 1 * And, in conclusion, I would remark that I havo pi iced (his OmUnent heibre tltc peoplo of tho U. States during the last nine or twclvo months and so general Ims bceu the satisfaction, and oo cre'ut ■miount of good done, that more than half a mill ion of boxes havo already been sold. I do really believe there never was a medicine which guided such widespread, universal and unanimous satis faction as the All-Healing Ointment. From oil parts of rhe land there have come up one deep -Iiicere and universal voice of approbation faying "McAlister thy tongue Lath dropped tho word of truth and Jove, while health forever attends thy loot slops. 1 ' And wore I now to give all tliogood E . general aiMdrtmeiit .of LhHtnyExtractsfor ’— »~JL r-c- thhfttVEsltr^t. . the Handkerchief-, a variety of French, Engli.h, and American Perfttmenr; Toilet and Shaving SoaUet Antique Oil., Pomatums, dee.t inst renew ed by > A. A. BOliOMONB, AjY" dee-ft"' ■ ' < 1 M aynard & royes’ BRATED BLACK WRITING INK FOR QUILL OR STEEL PEN J! !-Thhi Ink has stood tho test of more than thirty yeurs’tiled, and during that time has been constantly iucrcai ing in rmhhc favor and patronage, anil Is now the leading article in the country. It flows with freedom, becomes permanently black, and will not mould under any circumstances. • ' Savannah, Ga., Jnno 9-1,IS 17, . Y 1 ® ftnaersjgngd having for Severn I years used ni their respective offices the Black Writing Ink manufactured l/v Messrs Maynard A No/t-a of Boston, certify that they havo uniformly found it to be superior to any other, particularly in tho un changeable,character of its blackness. J. bstrrn, Cask. Marine & Fire Insm mco Bk. R. R. Cun.™, Cosh. C.It. H. & B'kg Co. Go. J. Huntf.h. Cash. Insurance Bk. of Columbus. S. C. IJovsn, Sec. Sav. Ins. und Trust Co, A. Po'nTEn, Cash. Bk.of the State of Gt.‘ I.K. Tr.rrr ( .Teller “ • V •* For 6tlc wholesale and retail by TIIOS. M. TURNER A CQ, fob10 ^Wholesale Druggists, 161 Bay ut. XYTlIOLtS A LE~WJNE. LIQUOR »» ANP GROCERY STORE.—No. 188 Congress and 88 St. Julian Street.—WILLIAM M. DAVIDSON would Inform his friends, that he continues to koep on hsnd;«t his old-stand, West Side of tlio Market, n large assornnent of WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND GRO CERIES, all of which he offers on the best po*. sihle terms. Ho is also constantly supplied with * NBWAr— _ j§st .ALBANY ALE and NEWARK Cl- DER, to which he respeetftilly mviteV the ntteu- tion of tho public n ht3 ^U^S!—EDWARD LOVELL, 7 Mantifectitrer and Iinporter nf evert de- ripfionofDoultleond Single borreledGttneend Kkrfeled ; Sdveivittg'Kifol^Sd eyenr*«riiS“f Gun material and GunLintplimonts.dre. Flo.ke. Poaehee, PerannioD Cap...Powder, Shot, Le*d. and eyerjr article m the Sporteuiqn’eliiftr,.far.Ml* cuMjon,pndreptunhz donee.n«uei. , ■rtturdj.tree?, South .ideMxrket *• ~

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Savannah Georgian. (Savannah [Ga.]) 1847-18??, May 28, 1849, Image 1