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^JIKDAILYGEORGIAN
II rUBUSlIIll IK THE
CITY OF 8AVANNAH
UCKSON, PUNCH & SIBLEY,
at ten dollars per annum,
A r iI,BL> IKHI-iH»Oil,ET III ABVAHOE,
OR
AT BIX DOLLARS FOR SIX MONTHS
tub tri-weekly gkobuian,
tor rn* coortrt. .
. .. nubliihed to moot tho oinuigoment of tho
B ;C. timo. « «eok (Tuorf.y Thurri.y
Ts.turtoy,) »' *« offl<!e ° r *» DWIf Oeor
S, and contain. all Ilia intelligence. Commer
* t 'political and Miacellaneoua, including new
idrirtuementa published in the Daily Paper.
THIS PAPER'
i. *nt to all parts of the State and Union,
.'up"rnd in the city, at FIVE DOLLARS
mt annuio. or at THREtT DOLLARS for aa
souths.
THE WEEKLY GEORGIAN,
j. published evory Friday afternoon, at thrxk
wtuRS per annum—all payable in advance.
TTOOFING.—GALVANIZED TIN
JLL PLATES.—The subscribers beg to call the
atteutiou of Builder*, Architects and owners of
Buildings. \o the ninny advantages which these
dates possess over all other metallic substances
itherto used for roofing, Ac..as they possess at
once the lightness of iron, without its liability to
rust, having now been tested for several years m
this particular, both in this country and in Eu
rope. They are less liable to expansion and
contraction from sudden change of the atmos
phere, than common tin plates, iron, zinc, or any
other metal now used for roofing, and conse
quently form a much better and tighter roof; re
quiring far less frequent repairs, whilst the first
cost isliut a trifle more.
A fbll supply, of all sizes, from 16 to 30 W.
G., constantly on hand, and for sale by
GEO. R.MOREWOOD & CO.
14 A 16Beaver-Bt. New York.
The patent right for this artiole having been
secureafoi' the United States, all parties infring
ing thereon, either by importation or otherwise,
will be prosecuted; lydAw nov 10
m B.—Each Citation by the Clerks of the
Courts of Ordinary, that application has been
mode for Letters of Administration, must be pub-
liihed THIRTT DATS at least. .
Notice by Executors and Administrators for
Debtors and Creditorsto renderin their accounts,
mint be published six wxkks. ....
Sales of Negroes by Executors or Administra-,
tor* must be at public auction, on the first Tues-
d,y of the month, between the usual hours of sale,
itthe place of public sales in the county where
the letters Testamentary, of Administration, or
Gaardianship, may have been granted,first giving
mtr days notice thereof in one of the public
mettes of this State, and at the door-of the
Court House, where such sales are to be held.
Notice forleavo to sell Negroes, must be pub-
liihed for four months, before any order absolute
(hall be made thereupon by the Court.
Sales of Real Estate by Executors, Adminis
trators, and Guardians, must be published SIX
TY DAYS before the day of sale. These sales
mast 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 the
hours often in the morning and four ill the after
noon. No sales from day to day is valid, unless
io expressed in the advertisement. •
Applications by Executors, Administrators and
Guardians to the Court of Ordinary for leave to
•ell Land, must be published FOUR MONTHS.
Sales of persoual property (except negroes) of
testate and intestate estates by Executors and Ad
ministrators, must be advertised FORTY DAYS.
Applications by Executors and Administrators,
for Letters Dismissory must be published SIX
MONTHS.
Application for foreclosure of Mortgages on
reilestate.mustbe advertised once a mouth for
FOURMONTH3.
Orders ofthe Court of Ordinary, (accompanied
withacopy ofthe bond of agreement) to moke ti
tles to land, must be udvertised Thrkk Months
I at least.
Sheriff's sales under executions regularly
panted by tho courts, must be advertised
THIRTY DAYS—under mortgage executions
SIXTY DAYS—Sales of perishable property
tinder order of Court, must be advertised gener
ally, TEN DAYS before the day of Sale.
V All Letters directed to this Office or the
I Editor, must be post paid to entitle them to atten-
I tion.
New-Yofk and Savanna!* Line' of Steamer*—.
Weekly—Sailing every Wednesday*
Tez new and superior Steam-ships
TENNESSEE, Capt John Collins,
and CHEROKEE, Capt. Thomas Lyon, will,
until further notice, leave Savannah and New
York every Wxdnksday, commencing with the
K 2Stli March.
These swift Steamers are each of 1,250 tons
burthen, built in the strongest and most approv
ed manner, and are unequalled in all the needful
qualities to give confidence as well ns despatch
to travellers. They have all the accommodations
for passengers and freight requisite to entitle
them to public patronage.
The Central Rail-Road will despatch an extra
train from Macon Tuesday evening, to connect
with these steamers on Wednesday, audfrom Sa
vannah on their arrival if needed.
Passage $25—payable in advance ; for which,
or freight, apply to .
PADELFORD A FAY,
Savaunuh,
or SAM’L L. MITCHELL,
mnr22 No. 194 Front-st. New York.
WILLIAM B. HALE’S
LADIES' SHOE EXCHANGE.
L ADIES’ Misses, Children's and Infant’s
SILOES, of every stylo, shade and pattern
| at the NEW GRANITE STORE,
163 Congress streeet, Savannuh, Geo., sign oi
the Golden Hand.
oct 1 ‘
R EFINED CASTOR OIL.—Tbe Subscrib
ers have just received a few cbbos of High-
] ly Refined and Pure Castor Oil. This article
being void of luste and smell is suitable for in
fiats, children and persons with delicate Sto
| much*. THOS. M. TURNER & CO,
apr25 181 Bay-streat.
PASSAGE BETWEEN
Savannah and Philadelphia,
*“■ By the Savannah and Charles
ton Steamxrs and the STEAM*
SHIP COLUMBUS. By recent
arrangements, Through Tickets will be furniehed
from Savannah to Philadelphia, by the Charles
ton Daily Steamers and Steam-ship COLUM
BUS, for Twenty Dollars. Freight will also be
received in Philadelphia, for Savannah, at ten
cents per cubic foot, for measurement goods,
free of all charges in Charleston.
The accommodation for Steerage Passengers
having been very much increased, she can accom
modate them comfortably, and Through Tickets
from Savannah will bo furnished nt $10.
N. B.—The COLUMBUS will leave Charles
ton on her noxttrip, Thursday Afternoon, June
14th, after the arrival of tho Savannah Steamers,
and continue to leave Charleston and Philadel
phia every alternate Thursday.
BROOKS &TUPPER,
jtine 4 Agents, Savannah.
Apothecary Store*
T HE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
Stock in store, Smet’s Building, corner of
Whitaker and Broughton streets, offers the same
at wholesale or retail. He is in tho receipt of fresh
medicines from tho North, which ho will sell on
as reasonable terms as any establishment in the
city. L. J. MYERS,
apr 38 Smet’s Building.
1ST FROM SAVANNAH TO MACON.«£I
Passenger Trains leave Savannah and Macon, daily, at.....
Do do arrive at Macon and Savanuah, daily, at
Tickets from Savannah to Macon, Georgia,
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TT'OURMONTUS after date application
JL will be made to the Honorable Court of Or
dinary of Chatham County, for permission to sell
four Negroes, viz t Sarah and her three children,
Will, Delia and Susan, for tho benefit of the
heirs and creditors of the late Joshua Rahn, de
ceased. . ALEX. H. RAHN, Exe’r.
mar 19
F OUR MONTHS after date, application
will be made to the Honorable tho Inferior
Court of Bulloch county, wheu sitting for ordi
nary purposes, for leavo to sell the real and per
sonal estate of John Hendrix, deceased, late of
said county. JEMIMAH HENDRIX,
feb 15 Administratrix.
Stages for Tallahassee and intermediate places connect with the Road, at Macon, on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays ;• and with Milledgeville daily.
* To these places Tri-weekly without delay,—leaving Savannah on Sundays, Tuesdays, and
Thursdays.
KATES OF FREIGHT FOR MERCHANDISE GENERALLY FROM SAVANNAH TO MACON.
Measurement Goods.—Boxes of Hats, Bonnets, Furniture, Shoes, Saddlery, Dry Goods, and
other measurementgoods, per Cubic foot - 13 cents.
do
do
do
Crockery-ware in Crates, Boxes or Hhds. per Cubic foot, 10
Qoods by Weight.—1st Class.—BoxesGInsa, Paints, Drugs and Confectionary.perlOOIba. 50
2d Clou.—Sugar, Coffee, Rope, Butter, Cheese, Lard, Tobacco, Leather, Hides, j
Copper, Tin, Sheet and Hoop Iron, Hard-ware, Rice, Boxes Soap and Can- f . r
dies, Holloware, Bagging, and other heavy articles not enumerated below, f 40
per 100 lbs - J
3d Class.—Flour, Bacon, Liquors, Pork, Beef, Fish, Tallow and Beeswax, per lOOIbs... 40 do
4th Clast.—Millgearing, Pig and Bar Iron, Grind and Mill Stones, Nails, Spikes .
and Coal, per 100 lbs - : j J0 do
Barrels Beets, Bread. Crackers, Potatoes, Fruit, Oysters, Onions, Ice, and other light j 0
barrels, each, - )
Oil and Molasses per hhd (smaller casks in proportion,) $6 00
Salt per sack notexceedmg 4 bushels, 50 cents.
• C. A. F. IRVINE, Agent of Transportation.
Office of Central Rail Road, Savannah, May 15,1849.
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAIL ROAD.
ATLANTA TO DALTON IOO MILES.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave ATLANTA Daily (Sundays excepted,) at 1 o’clock, P. M.,
arrive at DALTON at 8 P. M; returning leave DALTON at 4 o’clock, A. M., and arrive at AT
LANTA at 11 o’clock, A. M.
Trains on the Memphis Branch Rail Rond, and Stages for Nashville and Knoxville, Tenn., and
for Tuscuinbia, Ala.,and Memphis, Tenn., run in connexion with this Road.
KATES OF TRANSPORTATION FOR MERCHANDIZE GENERALLY.
FROM ATLANTA TO
1st Class.—Vox Cubic foot.—Boxes of lints, Bonnets and Furniture,..
2d Class.—Per lOOIbs.—Boxes and Bales of Dry Goods, Shoes, Sad- ?
dlery, Glass, Paints, Oils, Drugs utid Confectionery, )
3d Class.—Per lOOIbs.—Georgia Domestics, Sugar, Coffee, Liquor,'!
Bagging,Rope, Butter, CheeBe,Tobacco, Leather, Feathers, f
Hides, Cotton-yarns, Copper, Tin, Sheet-Iron, Hollow- |
ware, Crockery, Castings, Hardware, Marble (dressed), &c. J
4th Class.—Per lOOIbs.—Flour,in sacks; Rice, Pork^Beof, Fish,Uird^
Tallow,
Ragi
Grind*
Br lOOIbs.—Flour,in sacks; Rice, Pork, Beef, Fish,Lard, j
jw, Bacon, iu casks, boxes or sacks ; Beeswax, bales of 1
i, Ginsing, Fruit, Bar-Iron, Marble, undressed; Mill and j
d-Stones, Mill Gearing, J
51 10
T O CAPITALISTS*—The undersign-
cd, in addition to his business as Druggist,
proposes to establish, in the City of Charleston or
Savannah, a Distillery, for the purpose of manu
facturing Alcohol (for Medicinal purposes only,)
from the Sour Orhnge, a fruit common in the
States of South Carolina, Georgia and Florida,
which could be delivered at either of the above
named ports atatrifling expense. The process
was lately discovered by him, and so rapid in its
operation thut a barrel can be distilled in the short
space of Ten to Fifteen Minutes
This Alcohol has been pronounced by medi
cal gentlemen of Savannah, Ncto York and Phila
delphia, to be superior to auy now in use for me
dicinal purposes. Certificates from thfrfirst Phy
sicians and Gentlemen of this City, New York
and Philadelphia, can bo seen at uiy store, to
which I ask your attention.
I would be pleased to receive communications
from any part ofthe United States, which shall
meet my prompt attention. »
Address WILLIAM HUMPHREYS, JR.
mar 23 Druggist, Savannah, Geo.
Transportation Office, W. 8f A. R. R. f
Atlanta, April 14tA, 1849.
E. R. MILLS, Supt. Transportation.
apr 19
BUSINESS CARDS.
R ECEIVED, per Steamer CHEROKEE,
SilkjTiasues, French Muslins, French Cam
bric*, Mourning Ginghams, Linen Ginghams,
Unea Lustres, Linen Chnmbrays, Linen Barage,
English Hose, Egyptian Nett Mitts, do. Gloves.
$ilk and Cotton Umbrellas, Parasols. For sale
by ISAAC D. LaROCHE,
apr 16 Shad’s buildings.
HATS AND CAPS.—D. A. AM
‘ BLERACO. have on hand a full and coin-
I 'ete assortment of every possible variety oi
IATS AND CAPS. Wo flatter ourselves that
I tinore fashionable, a larger or better selected
flock of this kind of Goods has never been offered
to the citizens of Savannah. It comprises Fine
Bwver, Mole Skin, Silk, Plain Russia, Tumni-
| J, Ashland, Buena Vistn, Rough and Ready,
Mflchero, and Wool Hats of every description.
. One ofthe partners residing at the North, ena-
I blei us to receive weekly supplies ofgoods.
To Merchants and Planters we offer goods on
I 13 favorable terms as can be had South or North.
oct!7 149 CONGRESS STREET.
WATCHES AND JEWEL
RY.—The subscriber wishes to call the
_» attention of his customers to a choice as
tortraentoffme Watches, just received by recent
C0,ls ' 9 dngofGold Hunting CaseLevers,
Jflnd Double Bottom Levers, Gold imitation Dou-
'eCue Levers, Gold Anchor Escapement Le
er *. Silver Hunting Case Levers, Silver Double
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
John Mnllery»
Draper and Tailor,
At the old stand on the Bay adjoining the City
Hotel,
I S NOW open'ng an entire Stock of NEW
GOODS in his lino, consisting of Cloths,
Cussimers and Vestings, and a general assort
ment of READY MADE CLOTHING, and
furnishing articles, all of tho latest style and best
materials; which he offers at prices far below
anything ever before offered in this market. He
is prepared, also, to make to order all kinds of
Gentlemen’s - apparel, in the most approved
stylo, having secured the assistance of Mr.
MOTT, from New York, of many years expe
rience. nndmuch celebrity as a Cutter. He feels
confident of being able to please those who favor
him with their orders. Those accustomed to
sending North for their Clothing are invited to
call uud examine his goods and prices previous
to doiug so ; as he feels assured he can fur
nish them on as good terms as they can get them
abroad. —- oct 13
M. CAREY’S
Fashionable Tailorino Emporium,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN LAMB,
Corner of Whitaker and Broughton-Streets,
HAVANNAn, GEORGIA.
N. B. Constantly on hand, a full assortment
of Staple and Faucy Goods, which will be made
to order at the shortest notice, mid warranted to fit.
jan 27 ly—
REOPENED.
E. WITHIN GTON’S
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
GAUDRY’S BUILDING ON TIIE BAY.
LS^Tickets and Shares for sale in J. W. Mau
ry A Co.’s popular Lotteries. Uncurrent Bank
Notes bought. jan 1
ROBERT D. WALKER,
MARBLE Sf STONE MANUFACTURER,
BROUQIITON-ST., BETWEEN WHITAKER &BAKNARD.
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
Grave Stones, ofltalian and Domestic Marble;
Marble Mantle Pieces, and Berlin Grates; Free
Stone for Buildings. Ornamental Irou Railings,
Ac. Ac., furnished to order. ly— oct 28
JOHN POOLE,
HOUSE, SIGN, AND SHIP PAINTER,
GILDEIl. GRAINER AND GLAZIER.
All kinds of Mixed Paints, Glass and Putty, Paper
Hanging, Fire-Board Prints, Ac.
For Sale at No. 11 Whitaker St. near the Bay,
Savannah, Georgia.
oct 24 ly—
T HE WIFE’S FRIEND.—Important
to those about to become Mothers.—Professor
FOUR MONTHS after date I shall ap-
X ply to the Honorable Inferior Court of
Bulloch County, when sitting for ordinary pur
poses, for leavo to sell all the Real and Personal
Estate of Mitchell Holloway, late of said County.
Deceased, for the benefit of the Heirs and Credi
tors of said deceased.
may 20 WILLIAM HOLLOWAY. Adm’r.
■pXECUTOR’S NOTICE.—All per-
JU sons having demands against the estate of
Dr. JAMES TROUP, of McIntosh county, de
ceased, ore requested to present them properly
attested; and those indebted to the estate are re
quired to make payment to
J. HAMILTON COUPER,
D. H. B. TROUP.
Darien, 15th May, 1849. Qualified Ex’ors.
may 17
F our months after date, application
will be made to the Honorable the Inferior
Court of Ware county, when sitting for ordinary
purposes, for leave to sell the Lands belonging
to William H. Miller. Minor,
feb 24 THOMAS HILLIARD. Guardian.
F OUR MONTHS after date, application
will be made to the Honorable tho Inferior
Court of Chatham county, when sitting for ordi
nary purposes for leave to sell a tract of two hun
dred and seveuty-three acres of land (more or
less) lying in tho County of Burke, originally
grouted to Willis Hurst, being part of the real
estate of Andrew Mclntire, lute of Chatham
county deceased, for the benefit of hi* heirs and
creditors. JOHN MURCHISON,
may 1 Surv’g Ex’or.
TT’OUR MONTHS after date, upplicution
J. will be made to the Honorable the Inferior
Court of Effingham county, sitting for ordinary
purposes, for leave to sell (3) three tracts of land
iu suid county, containing m the aggregate (390)
three hundred and niuety acres. Said land be
longing to the estate of Israel Weitman, late ot
saiu county deceased, for the benefit of the heirs
and creditors of said estate,
apr 3 E. G. WEITMAN, Ad’r.
OTIC/E.—rAII persons having demands
against Isaac Slayton, late of Cainden coun
ty, deceased, are hereby notified to present them,
E roperly attested, to mo within the time prescribed
y law. And all persons iudebted to said decea
sed, are hereby required to make immediate pay
ment. HENRY R. FORT, Adn/r.
may 11
G EORGIA—Chatliam County.—
To all whom it may concern.—Whereas,
Robert II. Griffin. Esq. will apply to the Honor
able the inferior Court of said county, when sit
ting for Ordinary purposes, for letters of admin
istration on the estate and effects ofGeorge Ortns-
by, late of said county, deceased:
These nre therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular thekindred und creditors of said do
ceased, to file their objections (if any they have)
to the applicant, in the clerk’s office of said court,
on or before tho 22d day of June next, otherwise
letters of administration will be granted.
Witness the Hon. Elias Reed, one of the Jus
tices ofsaid Court, this 22d day of May, 1649.
may 23 SEABORN GOODALL. c.c. o. c.c.
John P. Gavan A Co.,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Fnrwnrdlng Agents, Dine on, Gn.
Macon, July 20,1847 ly jnly 23
A. SHORT,
MAS TER BUILDER,
Will take contracts for Building and work in
Masonry of every description. Residence East
side of Pulaski Squaro. — jan 8
m Levers, Silver Anchor Escapement Le
8l [ver Lepine and Vertical Escapement.
Also,fine Gold Fob Chaini, Veit Chains, Curb
^Chains, Keys and Chain Rings, all of which
as * ow 08m an Y city in the Union.
All kinds of Watches Repaired and warranted
D;B. NICHOL8,
J. Fittt corner west of Pulaski House.
41 Hamilton & symons hive
Mcei?ed per Hartford and 8avannah: A
assortment of French, English and
Ilfr ?LOTHS,C ASSIMERS AND VEST-
. elected with the greatest care, and ofthe
'^ned in this country. We are now pre-
■ - 10 manufacture at the shortest notice, and in
thebe
'Mttnanner, any garmentin our line, for cash
<r approved credit
17 WHITAKER STREET,
Savannah, Ga.
oct 13 __
AN EARNEST AP
PEAL.— Those who have never
G i N0 — c, dlod on us for NEGRO BRO-
aj” 0 hav o "omething yet to learn, viz : That
lir*! i.* V raa ii 8hoe 8tore in this city, with a
GOODS in it, and that we
m *c ™ ttc ‘ l to flee more new faces. We aro
in* nniVft* Lours from half past 5 in the morn-
tuih.ii c j 11,0 evening,and those who call on
and us iu a humor to sell goods.
yam? nnd Cotton Planters in this vicinity
««r TMinv 0 «. n8 ’ nnd we wish them to look at
“toy this year, that they
Par 10 find ***« goods they want a
W Wo n,e now supplied with the
-loB 8aw » and we would res-
areX t0 lhose who have Shoe* to buy,
W,Ti “•‘•‘your mssmrai 71
y
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To tho inhabitants of 8avaunah.
In conformity witha Resolution recently pass
ed by the Board of Health, I would call your re
membrance to tue good state of Health enjoyed
by our Fellow-Citizens for years past, and to
urge Jipon you the necessity, if you desire a con
tinuance of that blessing, during the approaching
season, to keen undor those local causes by u
prompt removal of all animal and vegetable de
composition, beyond the corporal limits of Sa
vannah. Cleanliness is an indispensible ingre
dient of health. It ought to bo observed by all,
otherwise you invite disease, and the consequen
ces that necessarily follow in its train. We, your
Board of Health, earnestly entreat you to white
wash your Fences, Cellars, Outdiouses; and*
freely use the (Sulphate Ferri) Copperas in pro
portion of two pounds to three gallons of water,
in yoar sinks aud other places emiting unpleas
ant effluvia. For the better advancement oi
health, we would suggest that each citizen adopt
a feeling that he also is a member of this Board,
by giving his attention to the cleanliness of his
premises, and those around him.
The Board of Health expects their Fellow-
Citizens will afford them aid in their weekly vis
its, to enable them to effect strict examinations
and faithful reports.
Your Board of Health requests that yon make
known through the medium of its Chairman,
Ward-Committees, City Marshal, or by letter
through the Post Office, of any nnisance or de
posit that may be calculated to produce disease.
The duty assigned to us is an arduous oue. If
we meet with a cordial and approving support,
then shal) wo feel that our labors have not been
without effect.
SOLOMON 8HEFTALL,
Chairman Board of Health
Savannah, May 30, 1849.
L iquid adhesive plaster, or col-
LODIAN—a now and elegant substitute
for Fluster cloths, Sutures, Bandages, &c.—This
article has been found by all surgeons who have
tested it, far superior and more convenient tliun
former means of dressing incised wounds. For
burnB, sore Nipples, and eruptive diseases, it
has proved extremely efficacious. It is nlso
much preferable to court plnster and gold beater's
skin. It is not acted upon by wuter, and adheres
with almost incredible tenacity to the skin, keep
ing tho edges of the wound closely together, and
causing it to heal with hardly a perceptible scur.
A history of the article, together with commu
nications highly comm'endatory of its value from
Dr. J. Mason Warren of Boston, Erasmus Wil
son, F. R. S. London, and othor surgeons, will
be found accompanying it. A supply of the
above received by
A. A. SOLOMONS, Market Square.
your measures.
. . WILLIAM B. HALE,
•ttnc 163 Congress St South side of
Market Square.
fll HATS l HATS'1 - NEW FASH
« IONS FOR SPRING. 1849. — Tbe sub
scribers have received the Spring style of Hats
from tbe mannfacloiy of Messrs. W. H. Beebe
& do., Broadway, New-York, which they offer
for sale ou Saturday next, March 3d, at New
York prices. D. A’ AMBLER &. CO.
feb 27 149 Congress-st.
P ER TENNESSEE.—Black and white
, Lace Capes; Linen Cambric Hdkfs;
Thread and Linen Edgings; Egyptian Nett
Gloves and Mitts. Forsaleby .
MARSHALL ds AI1&N.
apr 10
ALEXIS V. PAULITAN, ofthe Paris Lying-in
Hospital, member of the Medical Academy of
France, Corresponding Secretary of the Paris
Pharmaceutical College, respectfully begs leave
to announce to the Ludics of America, that he
has appointed Dr. Jerome Y. C. Ropeniiurty,
of New York, his sole American Agent, for the
sale of his wonderful medicine, known in France
as The Wife’s Friend, or Mother’s Assistant the
most extraordinary medical discovery the world
has ever seen. Its province i9 to Lesscu the
Puins of Child-Birth, and promote a,safe, easy,
and speedy delivery, which it does by assisting
nuture. It is perfectly harmless, efficacious,
pleasant to tho taste, and never fails to promote
an easyand safe delivery, and improves the gen
eral health ofboth mother nnd child. It has been
tested for years in all the principal Lying-In Hos
pitals of Europe, and receives tho sanction of
neurlyall thelprominent Colleges aud Medical
men ofthe old world. It is thegreatestmodicine
in the world ; as all will udmit that a medicine
must be that will lessen the terrible pains usually
nttondautou childbirth. There is no mistake u-
bout this medicine doing all that is said of it.
It never fails. It is iu the form of a fine, light
powder, to be made into a drink, nnd used for n
few weeks previous to the expected event, aud
its price is so low as to bring it within the reach
of all. Surely no humane husband will suffer
his wife to endure pain, when it can be so easily
and cheaply avoided. For the small sum of only
$1,00. sent post paid to DR. JEROME Y. C.
ROPENIIURTY, New York Post Office, n
package will be sent by return mail, it being so
light thi * * ‘ “ ‘
G EORGIA.—Chatham Comity.-
To*
all whom it may conceru.—VVherenS;
James Eppinger, surviving Executor of John
Eppiiigcr,lalo ofsaid county, doceased, hath ap
plied to the Hon. the Inferior Court of said
County, sitting for Ordinary purposes, for n ci
tation to issue und bo published uccordiugto law
fur Letters Dismissory.
These are therefore to cite and admonish, all
concerned to file their objections (if nny they
have) to the applicant in the Clerk’s Office ofsaid
Court, on nr before tbe 6ixth day of September
next; otherwise Letters Dismissory will be grant-
TC^OIJR BIONTHS after date application
X will be made to the Inferior Court of Cam
den connty, when sitting for ordinary purposes,
for leave to sell the following property belong
ing to the estate of JOHN T. RUDULPH. for
the benefit of the heirs and creditors, viz: Wharf
Lot and Stores, and one Dwelling House and
Lot, and the following negro slaves, viz : Abra
ham, George, Dublin, Lucy, Philamiah and Bell-
„ EMILY RUDULPH.
St. Marys, May 29.1849. june 5
l?XECUTOR’S NOTICE.—All per-
XJsons indebted to the estate of ARCHIBALD
CLARK, late of Camden connty, Georgia, de
ceased, are requested to make payment: And all
porsons having claims against the same, are call
ed ujionto present their accounts properly at-
HENRY E. W. CLARK,
Qnuiified Ex’r.
St. Marys, Geo. Juno L june 4
/^.EORGIA.—McIntosh County.—
VT To ail whom it rany concern.—Whereas,
t . .... r
William I. King, Administrator on the estate of
Thomas K. Gould, late of said county, deceased,
hath applied to the Honorable the Court of Or
dinary ofsaid county, for letters dismissory on
said estate.
These aro therefore to cite and admonish all
concerned, to file their objections (if any they
have) to the applicant’s discharge in the Clerk’s
office ofthe said Court, withiu the timo prescrib
ed by law, otherwise letters dismissory will be
granted.
Witness the Honorable Alexander Wyley, one
of the Justices of said Court, this 23d day of
May, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and
forty-nine.
june 9 E« M. BLOUNT, c. c. o. m’i. c.
IN MAINE,
Forthirtctn spar buoys and three boasons lit
Casco bay, three thousnnd dollars.
For a light-house at Gil key’s harbor, three
thousand five hundred dollars.
For a light-house at Beunchamp point, or on
the opposite side of the harbor; iu the town of
Cainden, three thousand five hundred dollars.
For a fog-bell at the lightrhouse ou Libby’z
Island, seven hundred and fifty dollars.
MASSACHUSETTS.
For a screw-pile beacon, or other practicable
structure, on the south shoal offNantuoket, lately
discovered by the survey ofthe const, twenty-five
thousand dollars, to be expended under the direc*
tion of the Bureau of Topographical Engineers.
For six large buoys on the shoals oft’ Nantucket,
one thousand dollars.
For a light-boat on Pollock Rip, off Chatham,
twelve thousand five hundred dollars.
„ , NEW YORK.
For a light-boat on Horse Shoe Reef, Niagara
river, ten thousand dollars; or for the erection of
a light-house instead thereof, if after the survey
herein provided for, it«*hall he deemed more
advisable, twenty thousand dollars.
For four spar buoys, to mark the channel from
the aruresaid shoal to Bird Island, three hundred
dollars.
For a beacon on the southeast part of Romer
shoal, in the lower bay of New York, ten thousaud
dollars.
/^EORGIA. — Liberty County. —
YX Whereas, John A. Hendry and L. B. Hen-
dry.apnliea to the CourtorOrdinary ofthis Coun
ty, for letters of administration on the goods and
chattels, rights and credits of William II. Hendry,
late of said county, deceased. Now, these are to
cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of said deceased, to file their objections,
if uny they have, in niy office, within the time
prescribed by law, or said letters will be granted.
Wituess tho Honorable Edward Q. Andrews,
one of tho Justices of said Court, this 26th May.
1849. - J. S. BRAD WELL, c. c. o. l. c.
june 7
PUBLIC SALES.
( 'IITY MARSHAL’S SALE.-Will
J be sold iu frout of the Court House, in the
City of Savannah, on the first Tuesday in July
next, the following property, to wit:
Lot und Improvements ou the North corner of
Pine and WestBroad streets. Levied on as the
property of R. M. Goodwin, trustee of Mrs.
Scarborough, for City Taxes for the years 1845,
1846,1847,1848 and 1849.
Also, North halfofLot No. 31 and Improve
ments, Ynmacraw. Levied on as the property
ofM. Vollolton and Children, for Cify Taxes for
1847 and 1848.
Also, Part ofGarden Lot and Improvements,
No. 9, West. (The N. West corner.) Levied
on ns tho property oflletty Arnold and Thomas
W. King, for City Taxes for 1847,1848 and 1849.
Also, Letter R aud Improvements, corner of
IIarri8onand St. Gall streets. Levied on as tho
property of Henry (Dittmers, for City Tuxes for
1846,1847,1848 und 1849.
Also, Eustern half of Lot No. 8, Ynmncraw.
Leviedon as tho property of Patrick Kelly, for
City Taxes, for 1848 and 1849.
Also, Improvement on the South-east of quar
ter Lot No. 36, Green Ward. Levied on ns the
property of Mrs. Naomi Jones, for City Taxes
for 1845,1847 and 1848.
june 1 DANIEL H. STEWART, c. m.
£JITY MARSHAL’S SALES.—The
light that it can be sent anywhere by mail, at a
very trifling cost. G5F*No unpaid letters taken
from the office. To prevent imposition, the U.
S. Agent, Dr. Ropeniiurty will write his nanio
in full on the outside label of each package. No
other genuine. Remember this. 6mos mar 10
. HOSIERY, UMBRELLAS,
&c. &c.—A large assortment of Ladies
.and Mis es white, black und col’d Cotton
Hose ; black und cold Silk und Raw Silk IIoso;
Men’s and Boys’ white, brown nnd col’d Cotton
hall Hose: Guuze, Cotton and Merino Under-
Vests ; Lads’ and Gent’s Cotton nnd Silk Um
brellas. Just received nnd for sale by
marl MARSHALL &. AIKIN.
Witness, the Hon. W. Thorne Williams, one
the Justices of the said Court, this 6th day oi
Murcli, A.D., eighteen hundred nnd forty-nine,
mar 6 SEABORN GOODALL, c.c.o.c.c.
G EORGIA.—Cliatlinm County.—
To all to whom it may concern.—Whereas
Doctor Richard Wayne, Executor of the lust
Will and Testament of Miss Elizabeth Wilkins,
deceased, hath applied to the Honorable the In
ferior Court of suid county, when sitting for ordi
nary purposes, for a citation to issue nnd be pub
lished according to law, for letters dismissory.
These nre therefore to cite and admonish nil
concerned, to file their objections (if any they
have) to the applicant in the Clerk’s office, ofsaid
Court, on or before the eighth day of November
next, otherwise letters dismisstfry will be granted
Witness the Hon. Anthony Porter, one of the
Justices of said Court, this 8th day of Muy,
A. D. 1849.
mny8 SEABORN GOODALL, c.c.o.c. c.
QEOKGIA.-Chatham Couipty.—
YOUNG LADIES AND
MISSES will find us supplied wilii
.some very pretty black and brouze
falter Bootees, Nos. 1 uud 2; also, ll’s, 12’sand
and 13’s, and Ladies of nil ages are very apt to
find themselves suited before leaving our Store,
at 163 Congress street.
nov 3 WILLIAM B. HALE.
nay
E. F. Wood and Susan Wood, Guardians ofAI-
znda S., Laura A. and E. J. C. Wood, have ap
plied to the Ilouoruble the Inferior Court ofsaid
county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for
a citation to issue and be published uccordiug
to law, for letters dismissory.
Theso are therefore to cite and admonish, all
concerned to file their objections (if any they have)
to tho applicants, in the Clerk’s office of said
court, on or before tlso eighteenth day of June
next, otherwise letters dismissory will be grunted.
Witness, the Honorable R. T. Gibson, one of
the Justices of said court, this 8tli day of May,
A. D., 1849.
may 8 SEABORN GOODALL, c. c.o. c.c.
’ following Lots having reverted to tho City,
I will proceed to offer for sale on tho first Tues
day in July next, in front ofthe Court House,
between the usual hours of sale, under the su
perintendence ofthe Committee on Public Sales
und City Lots:
Columbia Ward, Lots No- 7.11, 38.
Crawford Ward, Lots No. 43, 12,13.
Elbert Ward, Lot No. 20.
Franklin Wurd, Lots No. 4, 31.
Green Ward, Lots No. 6, 27.
Jackson Ward, Lots No. 16,40.
Warren Ward, Lots No. 1.12.
Pulaski Ward, Lots No. 10, 17.
Washington Word, Lot No. 31.
June 2 DANIEL H. STEWART, c. m.
For three spar btioy* in Buttermilk channel,
two hundred dollars.
For four additional spars buoys in the lower
bay of New York, at such points as may be de*-
signaled by the Secretary of the Treasury, four
huudred dollars.
NEW JERSEY.
For a light-house ou the rocks at Bergen Poiut,
five thousand dollars.
For five spar buoys nt Thom’s river, three
huudred dollars.
For five spar buoys at Barnegat inlet, three
hundred dollars. v
For a light-house at the mouth of the Passaic
river, five thousand dollars.
For two buoys on the east and west oyster
beds in Newark bay, one hundrod dollars.
For a light-house on the east poiut of Maurice
river, Cumberland county, five thousand dollars.
To provide surfboats, life cars, rockets, carron-
ndes, fines, and other necessary nppuratusfor the
better preservation of life and property IVom
shipwreck along the coust of New Jersey, Be
tween Little Egg Iinrhor and Capo May, .ten
thousand dollars, to be expended under the direc
tion of such officer of the revenue marine service
us may be designated for thut purpose by the
Secretary of the Treasury.
DELAWARE.
For the foundation and construction of a light
house at the Delaware breakwater, ten thousaud
dollars,
MARYLAND.
. two spar buoys ot the mouth of Chester
river, one hundred nnd twenty dollars.
TEXAS.
For n light-boat on Ga veston bnr, twelve thou
sand five hundred dollurs.
For a light-house nt Subine Pass, seven thous
and five huudred dollars.
ILLINOIS.
For tho foundation und construction of a light
house at or near the cud of the north pier at
Chicago, fifteen thousnnd dollars, to be expended
under tho direction of tho Bureau of Topographi
cal Enfiineors, and the present light-house within
the city, and the beacon light ou the pier, shull be
discontinued from and uftor the completion of
the aforesaid light-house.
For a light-houso at tho mouth of Calumet
river, four thousand dollars, to be expended un
der the direction of the Buroau of Topographical
Engineers.
t FLORIDA.
For buoys on and near the bar of Nassau river,
on the coasts of Georgia and Florida, in the
neighborhood thereof, one thousand dollars.
MICHIGAN.
For a light-house at the mouth of Muskegon
river, three thousand five hundred dollars.
For u light-houso on Manitou island, Lake Su
perior, seven thousund five hundred dollnrs.
For a light-houso nt Engle harbor, Lake Su
perior, four thousand dojlars.
For a floating-bell at Stanard rock, Luke Su
perior, one thousand dollars.
M cIntosh sheriff s sale.
—Will he sold, on tho first Tuesduy in July
next, in front of the Court Houso, in the
City of Darien, McIntosh County, between the
legal hours of sale, Mrs. Elizabeth Marcliment’s
right, title and interest, iu nnd unto (suid interest
being only for her life time) the following
Negro Slaves, to wit: Dintinh, Jane und Lucy,
and her infant Child. Levied on to sutisfy aft.
fa., issued from McIntosh Superior Court, in
luvor of Theodore P. Peuso vs. Elizabeth Murcli-
ment and William J. Cannon. Property pointed
out by Plaintiff. C. O’NEAL,
may 31 Dcp’ty Sheriff m’c. c.
LOCK MANUFACTORY.—C. S.
Sperry, No. 136 Pearl Street, New York.
Has on hand an oxtensive assortment of Clocks
ofhis own manufacture, adapted to the Foreign
and Domestic trade, at astonishingly low prices.
Also, a largo assortment of Buttons, Combs, nnd
Fancy Goods. ly— oct 23
pUIUFY THE BLOOD.—The vir
tues ofSarsaparilln are too well known to
!(1 *
every one to need nny praise or puffiug. That
ill
For a light-house on Skilngnlee rock, Lake
Michignn, four thousund dollars.
W HITE LEAD.—500 kegs pure Nos.
1 and 2 White Lead, in 25,50, 100,200
and 500 lb. kegs; 50 kegs Venetian Red, Spanish
Brown and Yellow Ocnre; 200 lbs. Chrome und
Paris Green, ground in oil. Received and for
sale by DENSLOW & WEBSTER,
mar 3
TUST RECEIVED.—10 baskets best
tl refined Salad Oil; 3 cases fresh Prunes; a lot
offresh Teas ; French Sweet Chocolate ; fresh
Maccaroni; do Vermicelli; a lot offresh Gnava
Jelly, and many other articles too numerous to
mention. For sale by
apr 26 J, ROUSSEAU.
PIANO FORTES-Made
by Chickeriag, Nunn’s, and Fisch
er, and Gale & Co. The subscri
ber offers for sale a large assortment of7,6(, 6$
and 6 octave Rosewood and Mahogany Pianos,
from the above makers. These Instruments are
unsurpassed by any made in this country for pn-
rity and fullness of tone, aud elegance of work
manship ; some of them are famished with the
complete Iron Frame, which strengthens thecose
and prevents the liability of getting out of tone;
others have the ordinaiy metalic plate, and can
be offered for lower prices. These Piauos are
offered without any advance from the mannfao
tnrer’s prices, and those who are desirous of ob
Uininga superior instrument at a moderate ex
pense would do well to call and examine before
P„,ch..j„,I, W MORRELL..'
T RULY MAGIC AL.—a great Paper’s
opinion.—M’Mackin’s Philudelphiu Model
Courier comeB out and declares to its 70.000 sub
scribers, aud nearly one million readers, that
Doctor Wiley’s Celebrated Cough Candy is
truly an excellent article. Read what it snys:
“A Valuable Article.— Those suffering from
colds, will do well to procure a supply of Dr.
Wiley’s Cough Candy, prepared only by Geo.
W. Childs & Co. We have had a fuir opportu
nity oftesting the virtues of the candy in our
own family, and. unsolicited, except by them, we
give our experience. It is very pleasant to the
taste, without nausea in its effects, and almost
magical in its operations upon the affection.”
The above, from such a source, we think is
enough to convince the most skeptical.
We would advise all who are in the least trou
bled with* a cough, cold, 0r any disease arising
from those complaints, to be sure that they pur
chase a package of DR. WILEY’S CELEBRA
TED COUGH CANDY, nnd we will guarantee
them a perfect cure. Price 12£, 25. 50 cents,
and $1 per package. Besnreto ask for Dr. Wi
ley’s Coagh Candy, and take none other, if of
fered to yon. Gzo. W. Childs &, Co.
Sole Proprietors, No. 320Mnrket*st,Phila’a.
A. A. SOLOMONS, Agt. Markel-sq.
feb 3 8ole agent for Savannah.
G < EORGIA. — Camden County.—
T To all whom it may concern.—Whereos,
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 suid es
tate.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of said
T. Ashley, to file their objections to the granting
of said lotters dismissory. withiu the terms pre
scribed bylaw, iu the clerk’s office of the Court
of Ordinary, otherwise letters as prayed for will
be granted.
Witness the Hon. Tho. K. Dunham, a Justice of
said Court of Ordinnry, this 5th March, A.
D. 1849. HENRY R. FORT, c. c. o. c. c.
mar 9
pLEGANT PERFUMERY.—A
Jui general assortment of Lobin’s Extracts for
the Handkerchief; a variety of French, English,
and American Perfumery; Toilet and Sharing
8oaps; Antique Oils, Pomatums, dec.: just receiv
ed by . A. A. SOLOMONS, Ag’t.
dec 6
it wifi purify the blood and thereby make the
human system less liable to disease, has been set
tled beyond a doubt, by the most learned and
eminent Physicians in the world.
Thomas M. Turner &. Co’s Compound Syr
up of tSarsaparilla is n delightful and healthful
drink for summer. It has been used extensively
iu Florida, nnd throughout the upper part of
Georgia, for several years, and has never failed
in giving entire satisfaction. A number of fam
ilies in this city can testify that it is the most pal-
itable Sursuparilla now made. We do not pre
tend to its being a cure all, but do confidently re
commend it to the public as u pleasant and heultli-
ful drink. Prepared and sold only by
THOMAS M. TURNER & CO.
mayj[9 181 Bay street.
jyjTLLS AND THRESHERS.--6
/"'’.EORGIA. — Bulloch County.-
VT To all to whom it i:
may concern.—Whereas
iglit, Sen. applies to the Hon. the
Court of Oraiuary of said coqnty, for letters of
Administration on tho estate of James Mikell,
Sen., late of said county, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors ofthe said de
ceased, to be and appear at my office, in terms
ofthe-law, and show cause, (if apy theylmvu,)
why letters of Administration should not be
granted the said applicant
Witness the Honorable Peter Cone, ono of
the Justices of the said court, this 15th day of
May, A. D., 1849.
may 26 DAVID BEASLEY, c.c.o. b. c,
B ACON.—Landing, 20 hhds Sides Bacon;
10 hhds Shoulders Bacon: For sale b;
may 24 WOOD, CLAGHORN
lie by
&CO.
^HAVING CREANfcr We . hav ®. a
_ dozen of “RousselPs raermin 8having
Cream” on hand. Those desirous of luxuriating
in a comfortable and easy Shave had better sup
ply themselves at ones with some of this unri
valled Cream. -
•THOMAS M. TURNER & CO.
nov 8
. 181 B^r-streel.
Improved Fan Mills for cleaning Rice; 10
do do do for all kinds small Grain; 6 Grain
Threshers; 2 do do with Straw Carriers; 2 Port
able Horse Powers; 40 Improved Grain and
Rice Cradles; 30 Hand Corn Mills; 6 “Fitzger
ald’s” Patent Horso Power Mills, for plantation
use. Forsaleby
apr 3 DENSLOW & WEBSTER.
BY AUTHORITY.
Acts and Resolutions,passed at the Second Session
ofthe Thirtieth Congress of the United States.
[Public.No. 62.]
An Act making appropriations for Light-Houses,
Light-Boots, Buoys, Ac., and providing for the
erection and establishment of the suine, and
for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled. That the following ap
propriations be. and the same are hereby,
made, and directed to he paid out of auy money
iu the treasury not otherwise appropriated, to
enable the Secretary ofthe Treasury to carry the
provisions ofthis act into effect: Provided, how
ever, (fa good title to any land which it may be
nocessary to use cannot be obtained on reasona
ble terms, or the exclusive right to snch land-
cannot be acquired by cession, where the interest
of the United States demands it, before tho ap-
f iropriatlon woald by law fall into the surplns
iind, in any and all such cases the appropria
lions shall be applicable to tbe objects for whicl
they are made, at any rime within two years
after the first meeting of the Legislature subse
quent to the passage, of. this act, in any State
whereiu any such land may be situated, to trit:
For a beacon-light on the pier at Now Buffalo,
seven hundred and fifty dollars.
For a light-houso nt North Bluck river, Lake
Michigan, three thousand five hundred dollurs.
For providing surf-boats, life-boatt, nnd oilier
menns lor tbe preservation of life and property
shipwrecked ou the coast of the United States,
ten thousand dollars, to be expeuded under tbo
control nnd direction of tho Secretary of tho
Treusnry.
Sec. 2. And bo tt further enacted, That if the
Fifth Auditor shall report, in nny of the cuses
herein provided for, that preliminary surveys are
necessary to determine the site of a proposed
light-houso or light-boat, or to ascertain more
fully what the public exigcucy demand, the
Secrotury of the Nuvy shall, thereupon, appoint
one or moro officers of the Navy, not under
tho grade of commander, to perform the required
service; or wliou the expenditure is to bo made
under the direction of the Bureau of Topo
graphical Engineers, the Secretary of War shall
appoint one or more officers of the corps of topo
graphical engineers, possessing the requisite skill
and experience to perforin tho like service.
Sec. 3. And ho it further enacted, That any
officer so appointed Khali forthwith enter npoii
tho discharge of the duty, aud ufier fully ascertain
ing the facts. Khali report: firsl, whether the pro
posed fucility to navigation is tho most suitable
for the exigency which exists; and second, where
it shoirld be placed if the interests of commerce
demand it: third, if the thing proposed be not the
mostsuitoblo. whether it is expcdieutto make nny
other kind of improvement; fourth, whether the
imposed light has any connection with other
ights, nnd if so, whether it cannot be so located
as to subserve both the general and the local
wants of trade and navigation; and fifth, whether
there be any, and if any, what other facts of ini-
portunce touching the subject.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That all
such reports shall, as sneedilv ns may be, be laid
before the Secretary of the Treasury, and if such
as to authorize the work without ftirther legisla
tion, he shall forthwith proceed with it, otherwise
such reports shall be laid before Congress at the
next ensuing session; but in all cases where the
Fifth Auditor does not report such preliminary
examination as expedient, the provisions of this
act shull without delay, be carried into execution.
Sec. 5. And be it ftirther enacted, That vessels,
steamboats, and propellors, navigating the north
ern and western lakes, shall, IVom and after the
thirtieth {day of April next, cumply with the fol
lowing regulations, for the security of life and
property, to wit: daring the night, vessels on
the starboard tack shall show o red light, vessels
on the larboard tack a green light, and vessels
going off large, or before the wind, or at anchor,
a white light; steamboats and propellers shill
carry on the stem, or os far forward as possible,
a triangular light, at an augle of about sixty de
grees with the horizon, and on the starboard side
a light shaded green, and on the larboard side red;
said lights shall be furnished with reflectors, &c.,
complete, and of a size to insure a good and
sufficient light; and if loss or damage shall occur,
the owner or owners of the vessel, steamboat, or
[iropellcr, neglecting to comply with these refa
ctions. shall be liable to the injured party for all
loss or damage resulting from such neglect; and
the owner or owners of any vessel failing to
comply with the said regnlationa shall forfeit a
penalty of one hundred dollars, which may be
recovered in an action of debt, to be brought by
the district attorney of the United States, in the
name of the United States, in any court of.eoinpe-
tent jurisdiction.
ROBT. C. WINTHROP,
Speaker of the Hoiise of Representatives.
G.M. DALLAS, y
Vice President of the United States, and
President of the 8eoata.
Approved March 3,1849.
JAMES K. POLK..
