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HSHH mi m mutMml- %tttt «555T JOHN 1 r wrt. ■wags .„ u& hmi\ levied ot» to aettafy • „ morton tMKftd from Chatham 8a. “* S 'joHNDmNjnr. amts o ifBbmit may eonoern t James Garter sad Dixon Bennatt will apply, [Ordinary tor letter*dUmiaory u axeeutora “ftSJ'SrSJ'ud odmonlih 0.1 .ho* i, , to M 4 npMftr belbre Mid Court, to make ’ ft nr they bar*) on or before the flrtt Monday ,._L otherwise aald lotton will bo granted, u OnUtord Lftotincor, Esq., Ordinary for Clinch tla 80th day of Sept., lMX oopM , f-To all whom it may concern: U Whereas, John Ererard will apply at the Court of Or* dinary Cor lettero of dlamiuory aa adminUtrator on the Ba tata of Patrick Tlerny, deceaaed s Theoe are, therefore, to cite and admonlab all concerned to file their objections (If any they bare) to the applicant In . tbe Clerk’s office of said Court, on or before the first Mon* annah, between the legal houro of aale, all that day of November next, otherwtae lettero dUmlaaory will be ntawe tenement an I waotof land,altuate>ly. granted. -in the county of Chatham aforeeald, butting Witness, John M.MIllen, Eaq.. Rrdlnary for Cbalhamcoun. aa tollowo: Oommenelnf at the oouth east ty, thUSOth day of March, IBM. - JOHN II. MlLLEri, O. 0. C. Lea the drat Tueeday In June nezt, before tl city of Savannah and running A i Unk. along the line of oaU wd commonly known ao Lorer’a J of thftdl .4*, weet M ehalna and L mlta continued, to a road commonly known ao wrer’a thence along the line of oald road north 77*, weat 18 ihftlaa and IT Unka to » ditch, thence along the centre of ■aid ditch north IS*, eaat 88 chain* and two Unka to the ftotlhern Une of aald otty Umlta, thence along Mid line of M|tw Umlta aonth 77®, eiurt 18 ehalna and 87 Unka to the point .wfatarttnr~coatalnlng thirty-five and a half acre*, more tolcMi levled on aa the property of Joeeph M. Turner, fa Mtury a II. flu Uaued from Chatham Superior Court in fa vor of John F. Gullmartln. admtnlatrator of Wilson Oden, deceaaed, against Joaeph it Turner. Property pointed out ""‘’n" 7 ' JOHN DKVANNT. Short* o. o. /IHATHAM SHERIFF'S SALE.—Will be wild, on the IIrat V Tueeday in July next, before the court houae In the •tty of Savannah, between the uaual hour*, one undivided ■MUrth part of two wharf lota, or piece* of ground, aituated ••Hutchison's Island, ln the county of Chatham and State •f Georgia, being lota No*. 18 and 14, together with aU the .•rbama, reservoirs, bhlldlnga and Improvement* on aald Into, and the ateam engine* and boilera, tho plaining ma- Wnb, clapboard machine, taw gate*, force pumpt, and all - wther machinery of every kind and description in and about I the said lota or building, (meaning the one-fourth part of ,£» Oglethorpe atam taw mill,) with the appurtenances thereunto belonging and appertaining; levied on aathei ’ property of EdwardV. KInchley and Robert Todd, to aatlafy afl. fit. on fareeloanre of a mortgage Uaued frpm Chatham Superior Court in favor of George NeweU va. Edward F. KInchley and Robert Todd. Property act forth in aald 0. fa. JOHN DEVANNY, Sheriff o. c. | C HATHAM SHERIFF’S 8ALE.-WIU be told, on the firat Tuaaday in July nex*. before the court houae in the dty of Mvannab, between the legal hours of Mle, all that dty lot and improvement*, No. (3) three, Washington ward, fronting on Bay^treet beetwoen Lincoln and Habersham- streets; alio, a part of lot No. (21 two, aald lot meaaurlng forty-one test three inches on Mid Bay-atreet; levied on os the property of Thomaa Ryan, decceased. to satisfy a fi. fa. foreclosure of a mortgage in favor of John B. Gallle va. remlah F. O’Neill, administrator of Thomaa Ryan, deo’d. Jeremiah F. majrM JOHN DEVANNY, Sheriff c. o. IHATHAM SHERIFF’S SALE.—Will be sold, on the flrat V> Tuesday in July next,before the court house in the city Of Savannah, between the legal hours of aale, a negro girl, a slave, the property of Sarah Pierce and Frances Cooper levied onto satisfy four fi. fas. in favor of John Dillon vs Sarah Pierce and Frances Cooper. Said property levied on and returned to me by a constable. , may28.JOHN DEVANNY, Sheriff o.c. ton ward.—Lots Noe. 13,14,10,20,21, 22, 23,24, C ITY MARSHAL’S OFFICE, Savannah, April 13, 1863.— The following resolution waa passed in Council on the 14th March last, viz: Rooked, That the City Marshal be Instructed to havo K ved those lots In Washington and Greene wards remain* (unpared, aa near two years hare elapsed since the pas sage of the ordinance, a majority of the owners having compiled with said ordinance. The Paving ordinance baa not been compiled with in the following cases, vis: Waahlnj * 38.28,27, Greene ward.—Lots Noa. 4,7,8,0,10,16,17.21,22,23,32, 84.40. None*.—In accordance with tho abore resolution. I will receive proposals for paring tho said lota, until the 18th day of May next. PHILIP M RUSSELL * ap!18 City Marshal. QBERIFF*S Sale.—Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in D June next, in front of the court house in the city of Darien, between the legal hours of sale, a negro man by the name of Aaron ; levied on aa the property of Edward B. Baker, to satisfy two fi. fas., one IssumLfrom the Superior Court of Mid county In favor of Aaronwhamplon. and the other from the Inferior Court of said county in favor of Jno. Blunt, both against Mid Edward B. Brker. Terms cash, apiao C. O’NEAU Dputy Sheriff M. o. _ f the Ctourt of Ordinary of Bryan county, will bo sold, on the first Tuesday iu July next, at the court house door. In Mid county, between the usual hours of sale, all the lands belonging to the estate of Martin Shuman, deceased, sub ject to dower, together with the negroes belonging to said estates. M. D. MOONEY, iidm’r.. apl29 MAI1Y SHUMAN, Adm’x. G EORGIA—Rryan County :—Whereas. Z. E Dutton, ad ministrator upou the estate of Henry Dutton, deceas ed will apply to the Court of Ordinary of this county, for letters dlsmissory: Theae are therefore to cite all concerned to file their ob jections. (If any they have) in terms of the law, otherwise eald Utters will be granted. »p!28 A. H. SMITH, o. n.‘c. G EORGIA—Bryan County .-—To aU whom It may con' corn: Whereas, N. J. Clark, Isaac Perry and L. B. Daniel will apply at the Court of Ordinary for letters of administration on tho estate of Elias Perry, bite of said county, deceased : These are,therefore, to cite and admonishall whom it may concern to be and appear before said Court to make objec tion (If any they have) on or before the first Monday in June next, otherwise said letters will bo granted. Witness, A. H. Smith, Esq., Ordinary for Bryau coun ty, this 0th day of May, 1853. mayfi A. H. SMITH, o. n c. f~\ EORGIA—Bulloch County:—To all whom it may concern: vX Whereas. Milton Sheppard will apply at the Court of Ordinary for Letters or Administration o> tho landed part of the estate of Abiolem Hagin. **.. deceased ; These are therefore to cite and admonish all concerned to file their objections (If any they have) In my office, within the time prescribed by law, otherwise said letters will be granted, may‘i WM. I.EE. Sen’r. o. b. c. G EORGIA—Bulloch County:—To all whom It may con corn: Whereas. Wm. Lee, jr. will apply at tho Court of Ordinary for letters dlsmissory as administrator on the •state of Thomas I«e. a lunatic, deceased : These are therefore to cite and admonish all whom it may ‘ ‘ ' at tho r y .. londay objections, If any they have, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness, Wm. Lee. sen’r. Esq.,Ordinary for Bulloch county, this 17th day of March,1853. mli25 WILLIAM LEE, Sr., o. p. o tahSQ continue oo •lecllon'wlio have attained the age Jhve paid all city taxes or harem weir own ngut sufficient real estate to uttsQr afty tax exe cution* which may be agalnat thorn, who hftvc mode oil re- turns required by the ordinances of the dty, end have been reglattred according to thb pro villous of this act.—Extract from tkt Registry law. pauid Jan. 22,1882. The following nomc^penono havo registered their names ■Inca the first of January, 1188, and up to March 81,1888, Inclusive t A—Matthias Amorous, John W Anderson, David Abra hams, Charles Arnold, George A Ash, Robert Auitin, George Alexander, Chariot B A»b, William B Andrews, George H of ftjroung Lady’* Introduction lie In iifo, or aumntry Parsonage, by ft Pa»- Thc old’Man’s Bride, by T 8 Arthur. A voyage to the Culeatul Oodntry, from- tho Manuicrlpt of on old Balt, by Rev Dr Choover. . , - Family Commentary on the four Goapclo, by Rev. Dr t Families, by stable*, corn crib, fodder houae, Ac. The hotel hfti been built about t%» yearo and locompletaly finished and well furnished t la aituated In tno business part of the town and offer* great Inducement to any person wishing to embark In tuehbutlneu, Possession can be tWeu on the first day of next Janaary For further particulars, appy to Jong Doft- next January. ... ton, Eaq., Bavannah, Ga. ap!6—lawtf PAINE, . Ocala, Florida. /^BORGIA—Liberty County:—To all whom it may con vX corn: Whereaa, Charlton Hines will apply at the Court of Ordinary for letters dlsmissory as executor on the estate of Susanna 8anford, late of Mid county, deceased; These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it nuy concern to be and appear before Mid Court to moke Objection (If any they have) cn or belbre the first Monday In July next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Given under my hand, this 11th December, 1882, decl4 JAMES 8. DRADWELL. 0. t. 0. -Liberty Chunly—To all whom it may t Joseph A. Am' — - • • f \ EORGIA- vX corn: 7 r _ Court of Ordinary for letters dlsmissory on Msry E. Anderson. U to of said county, doceased ; These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it corn: Whereas.Josephk. Anderson will apply at the . - «—• tho cstal may concern, to be and appear before uld Court to make objection (if any thoy have) on or before the first Monday In September next, otherwise uld fetters will be granted the applicant. witness my hand, this 8th day of March, 1853. mh!4 J. 8. BRAD WELL, o. t. 0. t il. r cern: Whereas, Alexander G. Middleton, applies to for letters of administration on tho estate ol Thomas T. Mid dleton, late of uld county, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of uld deceased, to file their ob jections (if any they hare) In my office, within the time prescribed by law, otherwise the said letters will be granted to the uld applicant. Given under my hand at office this 15th day of February, A. D. 1853. feblT A. A. DkLORME, Ord’y M. c. I N’ WARE SUPERIOR COURT—DECEMBER TERM. 1862.— Rrsjauin TnouAB rertui Maruarct Thorar—Libel for Di vorce : It appearing by the return of tbe Sheriff in the above case stated, that tbe defendant is not to be found In the county, and It being represented that she is not to be found in tbo State, on motion of WM. B. GAtaocf, Plain- iff’s Attorney, It is ordered, That service of said petition and process be perfected by publication of this order in the Sarannah Georgian, once a month for four months, next proceeding the next term of this Court Granted P. E. IXJVE. J. S. C. 8. D. A true extract from tho miuutea of War* Superior Court, at December Term, 1852. feb23—m4m GEO. B. WILLIAMSON. Clerk 8. C. 1) I« u|i|ra»iiug .o the -j ...» — »—»• L that the gaidfdefeDdant does not reside in this county, nd it further appearing that he docs not reside In this tate, on motion of Fleming A Millen, defendant’s attorneys, GEORGIA—CHATHAM COUNTY, SUPERIOR COURT, JAN. TERM, 1853. Ann M. Towles, ) ti*. >■ Case Divorce. Daniel F. Towles. I JT appearing to the Court, > by the return ^oMhe Sheriff, and State, n , It Is ordered that said defendant appear and answer at the next term of this Court or the case be considered In default and tho plaintiff allowed to proceed; and it Ls further or dered that this rule bo published for thirty days. Extract from the minutes. mh24 JOHN F. OU1LMARTIN. 0. a. c. 0. c. N OTICE.—All persons having claims against tho estate of Frederick Kottman, deceased, of IJberty county, will present them within the time prescribed by law ; and all persons Indebted to said estate will make payment to aul27* V. OREST, Adni’r. N OTICE.—Two months after date application will be made to tho Court of Ordinary of Bryan county, for leave to sell tbo real estate belonging to Charles Baddnr. dec’d. ma6 C. M. BASH LOR, Adni’r. OTICE.— 1 Two months after date, application will be made to the Court of Ordinary of Chatham county, for leave to sell the following negroes, viz : Peggy. Mat thew. and Anthony, tbe property of Alexander J. Maxwell, late of said county, deceased. »pM6 SARAH M. MAXWELL, Adm’ x N OTICE.—Two months after date, application will be made! o the Ordinary of Chatham county, for leave to sell lot No. thirty-four. In second, orhrinally Henry county, and lot No. one hundred and six in thirteenth district, or iginally Henry, now Fayette county, belonging to the es tate of Valentine Creaver. deceased. inh24 JOHN F. OUILMARTTX. Adni’r. N OTICE—Six mouths after date, application will be made to the Court of Ordinary of Camden county. Ga., for letters of dismission as administratrix, with the will an nexed, on the estate of Susau Fitzpatrick, late of said coun ty, deceased. nofl DORCCS SANCHEZ. Adm’x. the Planters’ Bank of the State of Georgia for the payment of the following described notes of said Bank, the right hand halves of which having been lost In mail from Barnwell district. S. C., to Charleston : Letter A, No. 329. for $20, letter A. No. 640. for 820 ; letter A. No. OSfl, for 820 ; letter B, No. 633. for 820, . No. 182. for 85. To Bank of Savnnnah for payment of letter A, No. 695, for 810. fabft—3m SAMUEL SOIDMONS. _ . the Ordinary of Chatham county, for leave to sell all the reol estate In Chatmam county belonging to D. M. Rogers, deceased. Also, 1en days after date, for leave to sell all tbe perishable property of said deceased. apl5 C. W. ROGERS, Adm’r. N OTICE —All persons indebted to the estate of David M. Rogers, i * " duly attested to apl5 CHARLES IV. ROGERS, Qualified Administrator. N OTI.CE.—AH persons having demands against the es tate of Nancy Nagle, late of Chatham county, deceas o.l, are hereby required to band them in to the undcr-ign- ed. d» ly attested, within tho time prescribed by law. and all person* Indebted to said Nancy Nagle, are requested to make immediate payment to may24* MICHAEL NAGLE Qual. Kx’or. N OTICE—Two mouths after date, application will bo made to the Hon. the Oourt of Ordinary of Camden county, for leave to sell Amelia and her children. Joe. Sa rah. Jack and Hannah, belonging to the estate of G. I*. Co hen. deceased. may24 MARY ANN COHEN. Ex’lx N OTICE—Two months after date, application will bo made to tho Hon. the Court of Ordii * " 1 M ARION COUNTY, (ALA.,) May 24. 1853.—Three months after date, application will bo made to tho Bank of tho State of Georgia, for payment of a 820 bill of said Bank, No. 027. A. Porter. President, tho left hand half having been lost or destroyed. may25—-3m W. C. TROTTER. made to the Hon. the Court of Ordinary of Camden G EORGIA—DuffocA County:—To all whom it may con- ! county, for leave to sell tho ono-thlrd part of tho steamer corn : Whereas. Jehue Everitt will apply at the Court ■ Wm. Gaston, belonging to the esUto of John Hebbard.dec. of Ordinary for letters dlsmissory on the estates of John ! may24 ELIZABETH A. HEBBARD. Adin lx. Everitt and Sarah Everitt: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it softy concern, to bo and appear before said Court to make objection (If any thoy havo) on or before the first Monday In November next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness. Wm. Lee. sen.. Esq., Ordinary for Bulloch coun ty, this 25th day of April, 1853. ftpl2a WM..LEE, Sen’r.. o.b n G EORGIA—Bulloch CountyTo all whom It may concern: Whereas. Green R. Sinter and Thomas Dasher. Admin istrators on the estate of John G. Sinter, a minor, hove ap- . lied for letters dlsmissory; Theseare therefore to cite and admonish all whom it may concern to be and appear at the Court of Onlinnry for Bul loch county, on the first Monday in November next, to make objections, if any they have, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness. Wm Leo. sen’r. Esq.. Ordinary for Bulloch county, this 25th day of April, 1853. apl26 WM. l.EE. Sen’r. o. r. o. G EORGIA—Bulloch County.—To all whom it may con - earn: Whereas. Andrew Wilson, will apply at the! stock of which, at present on hand, he invites attention.— Court of Ordinary for letters dlsmissory as executor on the Having had extensive experience in Franco as a mamifac- _ . after da to. application will he made to tho Rank of tho Stale of Georgia, fur payment of a 860 dollar bill of said Bank. No. 217,1. K. Tefft, Cashier, the right had lalfuf which hns been lost or stolen, may26—3m JOHN C. HAMMOND. NEW WINK AND LIQ,UOK STORK, No. 6 Whitaker-street, THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces to the iyacltizens of Savannah, and of the interior of this ! HiHUstate. that he has now opened nnd will keep con tinually in store, a large assortment of the best qualities j ol the various kinds of WINES AND LIQUORS, both foreign and domestic. Invoiced from the beat source*, and to his Bennett. James 11 Bashlor. Michael Boley, Claudius K Bari*. Chft* W W Bruen. James M Butler. Hyman E Byck. William J Band/. Edwin II Bacon, Wm James Bulloch, Slegmund Berg, Milton J Bockner, John Boston, Henry 8 Bogardua, William 11 Bulloch^Patrick Bulkley, John W Beasley, John B Barnwell, James T Buckner, Anthony Bailer, Thomas A Brown, John Burns, Joseph It Burroughs, Berrien M B Bur roughs, William F Brantley, Charles H Bell, Ellas B Ban tow, Peter A Blola, Wm Gaston Bulloch, laaae Brunner. John Brunner, James Bancroft. Cft—Solomon Cohen, Bernard Constantine, David C Cash, William Cullen, Peter Corb, David Lopes Cohen, James A Courvoiai*. Montgomery Cummlng, Daniel B Camp, George B Cummlng, Moses Coburn, William Crabtree. Aaron Cham pion, DanlelD Copp, Isaac Cohen, Frederick Cook. Frederick W Cornwell, William P Clara, William H Cuyler. Carrol A Cloud, Spencer Currell, Pierce Condon, William M Charters, Cbarle» Clare, Daniel Clarke, John F Compognlac. George Calle/, Myles D Cullens, Peter L Constantine. Nicholas Cru- f or, Henry R Christian. John Cordeal, Wallace Cummlng. antes 11 Carter, William Cooper, John J Cornell, James T Gark, James 0 B Campbell, Samuel J Cassell*. Joseph S Carrutbers. John D Charlton, Bryan Connor, William Oscar Charlton, William Cox. D.—David R Dillon, Martin Duggan. Archibald C Haven- ort. Isaac Davis, John Dally, James Dunn. William Dixon, loses C Dean,Lhe*ley Dugger, William H Dunning, Henry J Dickerson, Albert L DeLorgo. Isaac D’Lyon. John E Davis, John Doyle. Jr.. Isaac DeLaroche, William M Davidson. B_HenrT Ellis, Peter Endres, John Evonrd, Richard Ennis, John Elskeamp. P.—Joseph Felt. Owen Foley, Jeremiah FIcklIng, Green Fleetwood, Louts N Falligant. Caspar J Fulton. Washington F Florence.Joseph 8 Fay, John G Falligant. John C Ferrill. Andrew Fan/, Frederlcn Finch; William D Ford,8eweII II Fish. John Flemming, Richard Flanigan, Thomas Ford. Patrick Fleming, John Foster. GHiaJoseph George. Robert H Griffin, Francis Grimball. Joseph George. Jr., Robert M Goodwin, John B Gallle, David H Galloway,Seaborn Goodall, John Gammell, Domingo Gal- leo, Joseph F Gammon. Giarles Gross, Martin Gerken, James E Gaudry. Philip Oloblehouse, Henry Ganahl, John F Gull- martin. John Gerdts, Benjamin Olnovolr, John L Graven- stein, Ebenezer W M Gifford. James E Godfrey, George A Gordon. Calvin L Gilbert. Samuel Goldsmith. lI.—»Thomas Holcombe David F Halsoy, William Hess, Christopher Hussey, Richard H Howell, Charles 8 Uardoe, William Howe. William Huntec. William F Holland. James Hunter, George S Harding, Edwin E Hertz, Martin Horn, Lemuel L Hover. John Hnupt, Samuel B Haupt, William Henry, Henry Haupt, William W nendley, Robert Haber sham. John E Hernandez, Robert, Hutchison, Alfred Hay wood, William Henderson. Charles A Hall. Geo W Hardcas- tle. Robert A Honiker. William I. Haupt. Humphrey P Hor ton, Peter Henry. William Heldt, Lavl Hart, Thomaa Hen derson, William P Hunter. Marmaduke Hamilton, Peter D Ililzhclin. Charles F Hamilton. John F Hamilton. William llono. William H Hausmnn, David Harrignn, Henry Har per. Howell W Hollister, Enoch D Hendry, John G Howard, William H Holmes, Geo Troup Howard, William B Hale, Gustavs A Holcombe, Claus Hartman, Samuel Hamilton. El ward J Harden. I_John W llily. J^-John R Johnson. John T Jones. James R Johnston, fdward Jones. James C Jones. Alexander Johnson, William Bullock Jackson. Enoch S Johnson, John D Jesse. K._.1’hlllp Kolb, John Kennedy, Alfred Kent, Gofert Kuck. Peter Krause. William Krauss, John W Kibbee. Her man Kuhlman, IMedrich Kattenhorn. Nicholas King. John W Kelly. James W King, Nicholas Kelley, Hanford Knapp, Thomas Kemp, John W Kolley, William Kine, James Her, l’liineas M Kollock, Philip Kean. I*.—Thomas E Lloyd. Ixiuls Legriel. John N Lewis, Daniel J lambroth, John H Lightbourne, William M Leigh, Alonzo B Luce. Hugh Logan, Stanislaus M Laffiteau, John Lyons, Levi Lelientual. Peter Lee, Edward Lovell, William W Lin coln. Oliver A LaRoclio. John M 11 Lovell. Martin Larkin. Noble Lyon. Frederick Lohof. Joseph H tadson, John II Ladd. Daniel Leahy, Benjamin W LJlojd. Charies A L La mar. Peter Laurens. James F Under. Mm—Hugh W Mercer. Anthony F Mere, Abraham Minis William HCMills. JacobManke. Mulford Marsh. William Morrill. John Mallery, Adolphe Mode. John Makln. Gofert Murkins. James W Morgan. Ralph Metdrim. Dan Mallette, Horace Morse. William H May, Samuel S Miller, John Mur chison, Christian W Mnylalnder. Solomon Mayer. John Mas- terson. Luder Mehrtcns. Jacob Manses. John E Mallery. Hen ry Macnbard. Thomas R Mills. James Monnahun, Charles A Magill. John B Mallard. Jacob Miller. Me—George A McCleskcy, Bartholomew McJunarney. Patrick McDowell. William JlcCarthey. Joseph J McCoy Laurence McKenna. Thomas McKenna, Daniel McRedmond, Thomas W McArthor. James McHenry, Michael McGrea Patrick Me Govern. N—George N Nichols, Thomas J Naylor. Daniel Nelson. Samuel Nuttman. James SNeidllnger,NathlNungazer. John G Neidllnger. William G Norwood,Jacob Newbcrger.Gilbert N Neyle. Thomas M Newell, James A Norris, John R Nor ton. Robert C Nock. O.—John Oliver, Charles E O’Sullivan, John W Owens, George S Owen*. Armlnlus Ocurlor, Edward O’Bjfrno, Wil liam C O'Driscoll. Dennis O’Connor. Phillip O’Connell. P—1’hlUp J Punch, Thomas Purse. John Poolo, James Potter. Joseph E I’elot. Charles F Preston, William Procter, Edward Padelfonl. Edward I’adelford. jr.. Elisha Parsons, Daniel G Philbrick, Anthony Porter. Dennis M Patrick, Ed win Parsons. Georgo Parsons, Edward Powers. Q,—William Qunntock, jr. It—Philip M Russell. Daniel Robertson, John A Richard son, William Rcmshart, George Robertson, jr,Robert R Rhodes.Henry Rubor, William Rogers, Charles K Robinson, Andrew M Ross. John W Rcmshart. James G Rodgers, Ber nard Roden, James 11 Read. George Robbins. Joseph Itosse, jr.. David Rosenblatt. William P Rowland. Win P Roberts. John Reilly. Jefferson Roberts. John P W Read, Jas Rhind, Joseph Ribera. Jaeob Rosenband, John 8 Rogers. Allen Russell. William Robinson. James Riley. Horace J Royall- 8— Patrick K Sliiels, Henry Seltzer. Wm Henry Stiles, Patrick Smith. Francis Sorret. Samuel S Sibley. Edward A Soullanl. Abraham Simpson. IJzar Solomons. John A Schaf fer. Frederick Schaffer, Francis F Strobbart, Francis Shells, Hannan Sllber. Joachim R Saussey. James J Snider. John Savage. Ezra Stacy. James HSandlford. Jacob Shaffer.Con rad Schnlder. John G Sexton. John H Straus. John FStur- tevant. Walter W Smith, Francis M Stone, Emanuel Slief- tall, John H Stegin, Alexander J C Shaw. Farley R Sweat. James F Stokes. John A Staley, Atiner Sawyer. Samuel B Sweat. James Sullivan. Solomon Sheftall, Daniel T Scran ton. Daniel H Stewart. John Slono. William Snlte, Joseph I) Stebbins, Jacob Spang, William Sliinners, John Shuuzel. Matthew .Shannon, Dennis Sullivan, Philip Smith, John Shwlnk. James Shea. T—Peter G Thomas. John F Tucker, John T Thomas, William S Thompson.George IlTilcomb, Charles G Talbird, John 1) Tenbroek, Jolin.Thompson, Frederick A Tupper. Jas Thurrt. WUUam U Tinsley, Durnanl G Tilden, Audcrsou C Toms. Francis Truchelut. V—Charles Van Horn. David Veader Tristum Verstillo, Henry 11 Verstillo. William H S Verstillo. Henry Vlelstiteh. W— Richard Wayne. Edward G Wilson.William Waters. Robert D Walker. Henry F Willlnk. Laurence W Wall, Na thaniel F Webster. Henry 0 Wyer. James T Webb. Henry E Weed. Smith Warner. Thomas White, Francis H Welm'an. Nicholas Wolf. William White, Thomas S Wayne, Benjamin Whitehead. Jacob Wineberg, Samuel A Wood. George S Walt. Charles Wilson. Thomas J Walsh, John W Wilson. Jo- Jeph Washburn, Zncliariah N Winkler. Lewi* IV Well*.Ed mund Wallen, Wylly Woodbridge. Christopher White. Seth Woodward. Isnac Wilder, Dennis Wynn. James White. Philo II Wildtuan, William Watson, William P White, t’hlliu I) Woolhonto. Ashbel Welles, John J Waver. Yi—Dr Easton Young. Z—Kdwiu S Zittrouer. All person* entitled to vote, and desirous of voting at the next election for Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Savnnnah nnd hamlets thereof, are respectfully requested to call nt my office and register their names within tho time prescribed by law, else they will be debarred the rig' of voting thereat. EDWARD G WILSON. ap!15 Clerk of Council. Agnes ftplM •state of Absolam Hagan, deceased ; These are therefore to cite and admonish all whom It may concern, to be and appear before said Court to make objtc- lon' (If any they have) on or before the 29th day of July next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness. Wm. Lee. sen’r, Esq..Ordinary for Bulloch coun ty this 29th dav of January. 1853. jan29 WILLIAM LEE. Sen’r, o. n. c. G EORGIA—BuUocA Cbunty—Notice to the Heirs of John Everett: Four Months after dato application will be made to the Honorable Ordinary Court of Bulloch county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes for leave to divide the Estate of John Everett, deceased. del8 JOHN EVERETT, Adm’r with the will annexed. ^JEOROIA—^Chatham Countyj—Jo nil whom it may con- T cern : Whereas, John F. Gullmartln will apply at vottrt of Ordinary for letters of dismission as adrainlsl tor nnthe estate of Walter Smith, deceased II .IIIft,ID CSUUCUL HftIKI UUIIIU, UCUOftlWI j These are. therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it may concern to be and apper belbre said Court to make objec tion (Many they have) on or before the first Monday in May next, otherwise said leitcrswill be granted. Witness, John M. Mlllon, Esq.. Ordinary for Chatham coun ty, this Slat day of October, 1862. not JOHN M. MILLLEN. o. c. c. ILA—Chatham — /Whereas, Ellen / 5 EORGIA M oera:/Whereas, Ellen Scallr will apply at the Cou M Ordinary for letters of administration on the estate CparlOftB. Bcally: i—To all whom It may con- dly will apply at the Court fbesearo. therefore, to cite and admonish all whom It may raj to be and appear before said Court to make objec- (If any they have) on or before the first Monday in next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Itness, John M. Millen. E*g., Ordinary for Chatham coun ty, this 80th day of March, 1853. 0 JOHN M. IDUiEN o.c. c. EORGIA—Chatham Countu:—To all whom It may ' cerpt Whereas John Bilbo will apply at the Court of adminlsti Iftrvlor letter* of dismission as administrator, on the • orHanryL. Bilbo: . „„♦** are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it may COOeeni to be and appear before said Court to make objec- tujol (If atgr they nave) on or before the first Monday in November next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness, John M. Millen, Esq., Ordinary for Chatham coun ty. tills 14th day of April, 1853. ftpllO JOHN M. MILLEN. o. c. c. BORGLA—Chatham County To all whom It may con- Vf concern: Whereas, Elizabeth Spalthoff will apply at the Court of Ordinary for letters of administration on the estate of Coorgo A. Spalthoff: These are, therefore, to cite and and admonish all whom * A conoern to be and appear before ssld Court to make on (If any they have) on or before the first Monday y next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Aooo; JohnM. Millen, Esq.,Ordlnaryfor Chatham conn- s thirtieth day of March, 1858. JOHN M. MILLEN.0. 0. 0. QlA—Bulloch CountyTo all whom It my concern: _r Whereas, William Holloway, adminUtrator of tbe ea- . tat* of MltoheU Holloway, deceased, will apply to the Hon. .WO Ordinary of oald county, for letter* dlsmlssoryfrom uld (to end admonUhJUl coneerned to . r . they have) to the applicant in . j* of Uld Court, on or before the Brit Hon- yjh^OctOber next, otherwise letter* dUmissory will be m’r., Sho., Ordinary for Bulloch ooun- * WILLIAM IJOL Sen’r., o. to o. Omntnt-iTo all whom It may eon •« » Wh*wae,th* utal* of Merit Fldch la unrepre- 1 byfrilureof any on* to Apply for letter* ofadmln- u ftohth*shme: It" therefore to cite and admonUh all whom It —‘’'P th* Court of Ordl- - “ t Monday In May next, to make objeo- r have) or uld. administration will be rk of the Superior Court, or oom* other fit if^ohn M. Millen. Eaq., Ordinary for Chatham ‘ 1* thlitlelh day of Moreh, 1883, - ~. JOHN M. MILLEN. 0, 0. a CEMErt-For turcr, and In America ns importer and dealer, his acquain tance with tho trade enables him to offer assurance that the articles which are enumerated below are each genuine: Article* of Direct Importation.—French Bran dies of various brands: Holland Gin; Scotch. Irish and Monongaliela Whisky ; Old Batavia Arrack ; Jamaica and St Croix Rum. Wlneo—Old Port. Madeira, Sherry, Champagne. Hock, Claret. Sauterne and Burgundy Wines. Cordial*—In cases. Curacoa. Maraschino, Ratafia, Sla- valtz. Kirschenwosser, Absinth, &c. Ale and Porter—London Brown Stout, and Edin burgh Ale. Also Agent for Domestic IJquora. nov6 R. MAYER. GROCKIUKS, die. _. 100 bags primo Rio Coffee, 60 do do Java do 19'V 1 20 hhas Porto Rico Sugar, 10 do N. 0. do 100 bbis Stuart’s B and C Sugar 20 do Crashed Sugar. 20 do Ground do 20 bbU Loaf Sugar, 20 boxes Lemon Syrup 60 do Nos. 1.2 and 3 Mackerel, 10 half ao 2 do' 100 do Balt. Flour. 60 do II 8. do, 60 do half do Canal 10 casks Bacon Sides, 6 do Shoulders 20 boxes Northern Cheese, 20 do Englsli Dairy do 60 do No. 1 Soap, 50 do Pale do, 25 do Starch 50 do Tobacco, auorted brands 60 bbls Planting Potatoes. 20 boxes Sperm Candles 60 boxes Tallow Candles. 60 do Star do 25 do Adamantine do 60 bbls old Monongahela Whisky, 2,000 ft Codfish 200 do Whisky,Gin. Rum and Brandy 20 )S casks Cognac Brandy, 60 dozen Brooms 2 pipes Holland Gin. 2 >* casks Scotch Whisky 600 gross Pipes, 100,000 Spanish Segars 20 dozen Demljons. 200 reams Wrapping Paper 50 five and three gallon Kegs, landing and In store, for sale by Jan2fl COHEN k TARVER COUGHS, COUDS AND BRONCHITIS. P ASTILLES DE PARIS.—For the cure of coughs, colds and bronchial affections of the throat, so prevalent at this season of the year. We do not recommend the Pas tilles de Paris to cure all the ills life is heir to, but we do say they will cure all affections of the throat, ns a trial of them will prove. Manufactured by Moore & Taylor, 81 Malden-lano, New York. N. B.—The genuine bears the written signature of Moore A Taylor. Just received and for sale by mli4 W. W. LINCOLN, Monument 8quarc. -Having purchased the copy right Edward A. Vincent, Esq. or his now Map of tho city of Savannah, the undersigned has made arrangements to fill all orders for the same, at short notice. A sufficient number was malved by last steamer to furnish subscribers, and will be delivered immediately. We are unable to sup- ply the country demand until the arrival of the next steam er. Arrangements have been made for a further supply, which will regularly received. All orders punctually at tended to. Address 8. 8. SIBLEY, aplB Bookseller and publisher, 135 Congresa-st.. Sav’h. TV OTICE.—The subscriber having transferred all his right* it title and Interest as publisher and proprietor of the new 8ubdivts)en Map of the city of Savanpah to S. S. Sibley, Eaq., publisher and bookseller of this city, subscribers are hereby notified that they will receive their copies from him in future, as publisher of said Map. aplfi EDWARD A. VINCENT. W. THORNE WILLIAMS HAS RECEIVED P ASSION AND PRINCIPLE, a domestic novel, by Mrs. Grey. Mysteries of Paris, by Sue—new edition. Prismatic*, In prose and poetry, by R Haywarde—Illus trated. - Electro Physiology, scientific, popular and practical, The London Art JoatnaL for April—with several excel lent engravings, and the illustrated catalogue of the Dub lin Exhibition—10 per annum. The Illustrated Magazine, for May—$8 per annum. Bara urn’s Illustrated Weekly News—98 per annum. Edectle Magazine, for May. Tho London Uneot, tor May. _ , Dr. Lspaius’s Discoveries In Egypt, Ethiopia,London edition. - — • of Zorop. bom tin Ml of Ntpoleoo In •iwnutmz- ml) Tyvg. Sacred Sour* for Family and Social Worship. ^EverjrDajr Scripture Reading, for the use of Euaya^end’ Miscellanies or Grace Aguilar, selected from the manuscript by bar mother. Poetical Works of Thomas Way. Poetry of Flower* and Flower* of Poetry. Summer and Winter of the Soul, by Rev Ersklne Seale. Boys and Girls Owtf Book. Doctor Blrcli and his young friend*. ne* Sorrell, a novel, byO P R James. For sal* by 8/a SIBLEY, No. 135 Congresa-st. NEW BOOKS. T HE Works of James Hall—Legends of the West—the author’s revised edition. The Camel Hunt, a narrative of Personal Adventure, by J W Fabena, author of u Iifo on the Isthmus.” Behind the Curtain, a tale of Elvllte. Doctor Birch and bis Young Friends, by Wm M Thscka- ray, with sixteen Illustration*by the author. Rural Essays, by A J Downing, edited with a memoir or the author, by Geo W Curtis ; and a Letter to his friends by Frederika Bremer. Every Day Scripture Reading, with brief reviews and practical observations for the use of Families and Schools, by the Rev John L Blake, D D. Essays and Miscellanies, choice cuttings from the Manu scripts of Grteo Aguilar, author of "Vale of Cedars.” “Days of Bruce,” “ Mother’s Recompense,” fce, selected by her mother, Sarah Aguilar. Eustace Qulntin, a sequel to Mary Price, by G W M Rey nolds. Jack anil bis Bride, or the Highwayman’s Flight; being the further adventures of Claude and his Friends, by the author of “Gentleman Jack,” beautifully Illustrated. The Illustrated Bible, Nos. received to 47. Barnum’s Illustrated News, No. 17. lofty and Lowly, by Miss M McIntosh ; further supply. Received by ap!28 J. B. CUllUKDOK. A N ORDINANCE to amend an Ordinance defining what shall be considered public nuisances, and for the remo val of tho same—Passed 2d August. 1839. Skc. 1. He it ordained by the Mayor, and Aldermen of the City of Savannah and hamlets thereof In Council assembled, and it is hereby ordained by the authority of the same, that from and after the pnsdng of this Ordinance, tho provisions of said Ordinance prohibiting tho keeping of hogs within certain limits, bo and tho same are hereby extended so ns to embrace and include the whole corporate limits of the City of Savannah, and the hamlets thereof. Sue. 2. Be it ordained by the authority aforesaid, that all Ordinance* or parts of Ordinances, conflicting with the pro visions of this Ordinance, be nnd tho same are horeby i ported. Passed in Council. Savannah, April 21.1863. It. a.) R. WAYNE, Mayor. Edward G. Wtiso.v, Clerk of Council. apl27 SILVER’S MINERAL PAINTS. J UST RECEIVED.—A supply of Mineral Paints, fire and wator-proof colors, unfading. Silver’s Mineral Paints differ essentially from all others In market. They are not Clays, they require little oil, thoy do nut work toughly, but flow easily as whito lead. They lay on a very heavy body, sot immediately, and become an Sndestructable covering ol Dint. They neither crack nor peel, and require no strongor dryer than white lend. 1 havo a variety of colors, Red, Yellow, various Browns, and Jet Black. They are superior in body (or covering inerty) to anything ever discovered.and |xmhd for if cover double the surface of White Lead oi or Zinc Mineral double the surface of Whit* paints, and require less oil. I am now prepared to cover Tin Roofs, as nothing adheres to tin like Silver’s Mineral Paint*. For sale by JOHN J MAURICE, mr 8 10 and 12 Bernard-street. M ORE BOOKS.—Jeames’ Diary, a tale of the Panic of 1846, a Legend of the Rhine, Rebecca and Rowena.by W. M. Tbackaray. Lord Saxondole, or Life among tbe London Aristocracy, by 0. W. M. Reynolds. Barnum’s Illustrated News No 18. A further supply of Vilette and Agnes Sorel. Received by ap!13 J B. CUBBEDGE. A stray Yankee in Texas, by Philip Paxton. Nick of tbe Woods, or the Jibbenainosay,by Dr. Bird, new edition. Genesis and Geology, or an investigation Into the recon ciliation of Geology with Scripture, by Crofton, with an in troduction by Dr. Hitchcock. laldlng’s History of English IJterature. enrlch’s Ancient Egypt, explained by modern discoveries, lyard’s Babylon and Nineveh, new supply. Layard’s Babyl Annual of Scle -enrich 1 _ . . supply. [entitle Discovery for 1853 and previous. LAW BOOKS. 6lh Cushing’s Massachusets Reports to November term, 1854. r ’ Walker’s Theory of Common Law. Curtis’ Equity Precedents. The Law or Contracts, by John Wm. Smith, author of leading Cases, with notes by Rawle. Wharton’s American Criminal Law; Wharton’s Prece dents of Indictments and Pleas. English Law and Equity Reports, vol. 11th. »P*7 W. THORNE WILLIAMS N EW BOOKS—Punch’s Prize Novelists, the Fat Contrib utor. and Travels In London—Appleton’s Library. Agatha’s Husband, a novel by the author of “TheOgtl vies,” Ac. The Three Pirates, or the Cruise of the Tornado, by Harry Haul, author of •* Yankee Jack,” Ac. The Spitfire, a Nautical Romance, by Capt. Chamfer, au thor of “ Ben Brace.” Ac. Godey’s Lady’s Book. “ “ Peterson’s Lady’s Magazine, do. do. Barnum’s Illustrated. News, No. 12. Received hi mh24 J. B. T HACKERAY’S NEW WORK, HENRY ESMOND, Colo- nel In the service of Queen Ann# ; A life of Vlclsttudes a Story of Revolutionary times, by 0. P. R. Jamas ; Bleak HonseNo.O; The Children of.* 1 ' - “ * * USB, UT U. ftft. tfftiOII I if wit—B • f °f Ufht} Katbay. ft Cruise in the China 8eas, by Macaulay : Select British Eloquence for the last two oratories, by Professor Goodrich: Tabla Talk about Books, Men and Manners ; History ef Romulus, by Jacob Abbott f Regal.Rome, an Introduction to Roman HU- tory; OompftrMtv* Physiognomy, with numerous niostra. Uras; Hftfikyjj Utfflpo of ftotmasonry; do Atalmon Bezon: St*wart’s Freemason’* Manual and Croas’ Chart. - , < : W. THOBNK WILLIAMS HARPER’S MAGAZINE FOR MAY. P UTNAM’S Magazine for May : Legends of tho West, by James Hall. ' . , Behind the Curtate', a tale of Elville. The Camel Hunt, a narrative o! Personal Adventure, by J W Fabens. Downimr's Rural Essays, with plates. Blake’s Every Day Scripture Reading. Spooner’s Dictionary of Painters, Engravers, Sculptors, and Architects—1 vol. large 8 mo. Collier’s Notes and Emendation of ifcakspear, from tho folio edition of 1632. Willis’ Summer Cruise in tho Mediterranean, on board of an American Frigate. The Old Man’s Bride, by Arthur. Bartlett’s Commercial and Banking Table, adapted to the currency of all countries, in one large quarto volume. ap!28 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. PLANTATION FOR SALE. owsft The undersigned offers for sale the plantation upon VMwhtch he now resides, situate in the county of Ala- «*>H)huB, East Florida, and twenty miles south of New nansvIUe, containing one thousand acres, three hundred acres of which io- cleared, and in a high stato of cultiva tion, Upon tho premises are a good dwelling house, out houses, and gin. The above tract embrace* three hundred acres of the first quality of hammock landa, and tbe residue the finest sea Island cotton lands; all of which Is In the heart or the finest range in the county. Possession given at any time. I will also sell corn, fodder, aud other provisions, and if required, one thousand head of cattle. ' JOHN B. STANDLEY. Refer to—John Boston, Savannah, Hon. M. 8. Perry, Ml- canopy, Florida, or to tho subscriber at Ncwnansvllle. Fla. February 13th, 1853.ftblH—dftw3m rm .„ Cktrttti a/mltd i#\ _ Mo*ioh will ftomitwnctf oft tb4 Second Monday, p *‘^ Mor ol,Mental and P. I/)UD, ProfsMor of Natural Sciences. L.R. Biujotui, Professor ot Mathematic* and Director of Musio. Untar M, Hourataw. Profcwor of Bello* Lettres. The Faculty will be assisted by the following Ladles, vis Mrs. Browne, Mrs. Branham, Misses Benaett, Bum*toad. Meredith, and E. Bennett Catalogues containing further Information, may be ob tained by applying to either of the officer* of tbe College, or to either of the following gentlemen..who constitute the Board of Trustees: K. E. Jones, M. D., President; B. M. Pee ples, Esqr.jT’reaitxrorj Tho*. J. Burney, E«qr» Secretory; Col. J. B. Welker, Rev. N. G. Footer. Rev. CTm. Irwin, Wm. 8. Stokes, Edmund Walker, Zachariah Fears, Nathan Maaaoy. Wm. W. B. Crawford, M. D., Benj. Harris, Jaa. F. Swanson, J W. Fears, R. P. Zimmerman. Madison, Morgan county, Doc. 23rd, 1851. X alike for each and everv ViJ r 5 l * r «ll«a- o-mptefnu, I. „„,; d v SlVr^Or* throughout tbe UniiaaBi.i.- .*** , RICE LANDS FOR SALK.—The Tract of IwVND on the Bt. Mary’sRlver, known as the Cut-off Tract,contotnlng soven hundred and seventy-two (772) acres, of which over five hundred (600) acres nro tldo swamp and fresh marsh lands, with a rtso and fall of tide of six feet. Tbe marsh land waa successfully cultivated many years since, producing Cotton, Chne. nnd Rice. These lands could bo put in order with less labour, it is believed, than would bo required for putting Hammock lands in order, and are considered very Halo from overflow In gales and freshets. For further particulars and terms, which will be made easy to a purchaser, apply to John Fraser and Co., Charleston, S.C., or to Mrs. Henry Bailey, St. Mary’s, Camden county, Georgia. A plat of the land may be seen at the office of tho Geor- glan *_ »pi 27—dkc _ \ F 0 R 8 A LK.—A Tract of LAND, containing 202J* acres, and Improvements, near Wnlthourville, liberty county. Tho land ls of good quality, pine and bay land. 60 acres of which nro In cultivation, and tho remainder well timbered, offering strong inducements to persons interested in procuring turpentine. The Improvements consist ora two-story frame dwelling, together with negro houses, stables, and all other necessary outbuildings. The location cannot bo surpassed for hcalthfulness or salubrity of climate, with good water, apd a rauge for cattle which cannot bo excelled. The above property can be bought nt a vorv ren*unnble price, and on tho most nccommodntlng terms, if earlv application bo made to the subscribers, at Waltbourville. liberty county. , H. W. BACON npl 26—dAe K. II. WAY. Wormeley. Tbe Heir of Redcliffe, by the author of tlie Two Guar dians. Henrietta's Wish and tho Kings of England. Beatrico, or the Unknown Relatives, by Catherine Sin clair, author of Modern Accomplishments! Journey of Ufe, Ae. Kincveth and Babylon, discoveries among the ruins, with travels in Armenia, Klndistan and the Desert, being tbe re sult of a second expedition undertaken for the Trustees of the British Museum, by Austen II. laynrd, M. D.. author of Nineveh and its Remains, with map, plans and illustra tions. My Novel, a further supply received. Barnum’s Illustrated News. No. 11, and a supply of the back numbers from No. 1. Received by mhl5 J. B. CUBBEDGE M Y HOME IN TASMANIA, or nlno years in Australia, by Mr*. Charles Meredith. An English Soldier in tbe U. S. Army in Mexico. The Phonographic Teacher, by Webster. Ward’s English Items, a further supply. Jeames’ Diary and Rebecca nnd Rowena. by Thackeray. Prescriber’s Pbirmacopa-la. containing all tbo Medicines Ac.. Wythe’s Dose Book. Putnam’s Magazine completo. new supply. apl 13 W. THORNE WIL1JAM8 arv, a Leg and Rebecca and Rowena, by W. M. Thackeray. Wood’s and Beach’s United States Dispensatory. Ancient Christianity Exemplified. Hillman’ History or Chemistry. New Themes for tbo Protestant Clergy. Tiie Infant’s Progress from tho Valley of Distraction to Everlasting Glory, illustrated by the author of Little Henry and hla Bearer; Vinet’s Pastoral Theology. Barnum’s Illustrated News; Gleason’s Pictoral. Simon Kenton, or tho Scout’s Revenge, for salo at the book store of S. S. SIBLEY, apU4 135 Congress-street. N EW BOOKS.—Macaulay’s Speeches on various occa sions* The Lofty and the Lowly, by Miss McIntosh. Heart Histories and Life Pictures, by T. S. Arthur. DeQuincey’s Narrative and Miscellaneous Papers, 2 vols. his Opium Eater and all his other works. Goethe’s Faust, translated by Hayward. Memoir of the Physical and Political Geography of Ne Grenada, by Gen. Mosouera, translated from tbe Spanish * ' ’ * with a map. Theodore Dwight, w fcb3 W. THORNE WILLIAMS B OOKS 1 BOOKS 11—Boyer's French Pronouncing Dic tionary. Ilianca. a tale of Erin nnd Italy, by Edward Mnturin. Esq. author of Montezuma. Eva. Ac Punch's Prize Novelists, the Fat Contributor and Travel* In Ixindon. by Tbackaray. Garden Walks with tho Poets, by Mrs. C. M. Kirkland. A further supply of Graco Aguilla's works. The Vale of Cedars. Women of Israel. A Winter in Madeira. Homo and its Influence. Parisian S'ghte and French Principles. Men’s Wives. Yellow Plush Papers ; Tho lardy Bird, by lady Fullerton History of Pendennis, by Tbackaray: Stern’s Works. Pope’s Poetical Works, Burns’ do, Youg, Gay, BealynnA Collins. Plutarch’s I Ives. Mysteries of Paris, the Spitfire. Ac., for sale at tbo bookstore of S. S. SIBLEY. mh«4 135 Congress-street. T HE HOME CIRCLE, or familiar thoughts on vnrious topics, literary, moral and soclnl. by Mrs. Kirkland ; Homes of American Authors, comprising anecdotal nnd de scriptive sketches. Illustrated with views nr their residen ces from original drawings, and a fnc simile of the manu script of each author; Romance of Indian Life and other tales, by Mrs. Mary H. Eastman, beautifully illustrated ; Il lustrious Personages of the 10th Century, illustrated with steel engravings; Gems from Moore's Melodies, 4to., ten beautiful illustrations; The Bible In tbe Family, by Doctor Uoardmnn : Foot Prints of Truth, or Voice of Humanity, by John Colo Hager, illustrated steel engravings ; Gift Book of Gems, a literary offering of all seasons, edited by Emily Per- civnl, richly illustrated; Review of New Themes; received and for sale by S. 8. SIBLEY, ded14 135 Congrcss-strcet. [Vi MV BOUKS.—Memoirs of a Huguenot Family, by Ann J.1 Maury; Yankee Notions, or Whittllns from .Jonathan Jack Knife, vol, 1, price $1)*; Kate Stewart, a story from Blackwood's Magazine; Putnam’s Monthly.a magazine of literature, science and art. vol. 1. No. 1: Romance of Stu dent Ufe Abroad, by Richard B. Kimball.author of St. Led ger. Ac ; A Slorv of Ufe on the Isthmus, by Joseph W. Fa bens; Pictures from St. Petersburg, by Edward Jorrmnn ; Harper's Magazine for January; Consolation, in discourses on select topics, addressed to the suffering people of God. by J. W. Alexander, D. D.; Life of Sir Wnlter Scott, by Donald Maclaod ; More of Frauk Freeman’s Rarber Shop; receiv ed by dec30 JOHN II. CITHBFJXiE. N EW BOOKS.—Putnam’s Magazine, for March. Tho Two Merchants, or Solvent nnd Insolvent, by T. S. Arthur. The Miseries of Human Life,an Old Friend in a New Press. Barnum's Illustrated News, No. 9. Received by mb3 J. B. CUBBEDGE^ N EW BOOKS.—Summer Cruise in tho Mediterranean on board nn American frigate, by N. Parker Willis. The Old Woman’s Bridle, by T. S. Author. The Mother and her Offspring, by Stephen Tracv. M. D.. formerly a Missionary Physician to the A. U. C. F. 6. to the Chinese. Autobiography of nn English Soldier in the United State* Army, comprising observations andadventures in the States ami Mexico. Tbe Lovers' Stratagem, or the Two Suitors, by Emeline Flygare Carlen. author of Ivai or tho Skjuts boy.' The Hying Dutchman, or tho Wedding Guest of Amster dam. a mysterious talc of the sea. by Cnpt, "Merry V. S. N The ladles’ National Magazine for'May. Barnum’s Illustrated News, No. 16, and a supply ol tb* back numbers, received by npl20 J. B. CUBBEDGE a crusade in the East, by J. R. Browne. Guzot's Earth aud Man. or Comparative Physical Geo graphy in relation to mankind. Ketta’s Cyclopaedia of Biblical Literature The I/ivers’ Stratagem, or the Two Suitors. Rev. Dr. Kip’* Works, viz: Early Conflicts of Christiani ty, tho Double Witness of the Church, the Lenten Fast and a Christmas at Rome. Coleridge’s Works, vols. 8 and 4. Ray’s Medical Jurisprudence of Insanity. Mecliand’s History of the Crusades, translated by W. Rob inson. 3d vol. Ktt’s Elements of Health and Femalo Hygiene. Webber’s Talcs of the Southern Border. Fnglish Law and Equity Reports, vol. 12. United States Equity Digest, 2 vols. apl21 N EW BOOKS.—Clara Moreland, or adventures In the far South-west, by Emerson Bennett. Mary Price, or adventures of & Servant Maid, by G. Reynolds. No. 14 of Barnum's Illustrated News. Christian Review for April. Received, a further supply of Mr Novel, and Lofty and Isiwly, in cloth and and paper binding. ■PU J. B. CUBBEDGE. u. IIC'IIUUO UU lUOUJWm- atx an Principles, with practical directions for adminis tering the Tliomsonian Medicines, including the various methods of administering vapor baths, emetics, Ac., by J, W. Comfort. M. D. Element* of Health, by E. J. Tift, M. D. The Principles of Botany, as exemplified In the Oryplog- nmia, for the use of schools and colleges, by Harland Cool- Anecdote* for the Steamboat and Railroad, selected from the best authors, by an Old Traveller. Received by ■Pl2* J. B. CUBBEDGE. HKAP-Q.UAH.TEKSfor GOOD CARRIAGES. “ > My success in the Carriage business In the [lily of Savannah, is no longer and experiment, For tfie considerate, generous confidence, and liberal pa tronage that I have received from factors, mercliant* and citizens generally, I desire in this public manner to express my thanks, and to renew my assurances or increased deter mination to give the most entire aatisfaclion to all who may favor me with their custom. I hare devoted tho past sum- m # e r wjtettlng up a large and splendid stock of every kind 0 «« I” aow * n nje ' carriages are well anited to this market, and for neatness, lightness and dura bility, they cannot be surpassed. Rockawaya of every style, Coaches and Pleasure Wagons; also Buggies of every con ceivable shape and kind, (among them some from J. H. Godwin’s celebrated establishment, in New York.) and a very neat, light and convenient style of Sulkey. for physt- ciansandothers J. C. THORNTON, Comer of West Broad and Bar-streets. -- jnuidpa! railroads In tho United 8u{m and Warehouse Scales, Heavy Portable Scales, on wheels, for foundries, rolling mills, Ac. Store Scales, various modifications ; Counter Scales, Hay and Coal Scales, A^— These Scale* have been long known and severely tested; and the universal confidence felt In their accuracy and perfect regarded aa the stand. [ABELL, Agents ..... oonuaence ien in mcir acc adjustment, ts such that they are now rega which there Is no appeal. nyia PHILBRICK' -.-MMimift, I...... .. M..«^ MWMft.l ~ coughs, ooldx and Inflontas. These Lozenges wl„ be found much tnore'-coovenlent than any of the liquid preparations, ao they eon be carried about the person, and always ready .fornre wb«n the cough Is troublesome, .thus •jWeat bt oougEtot ftndxpniti ^ ' LAND FOR SALE. THE subscriber olfor* for sale 1,200 acres of land, ggqilylngon the Alatamnlin. river, three miles Mow the ■•“-fork, known as Town Bluff. There arc 250 acres open, ready for cultivation; also two small framed homes with good framed barn ami good framed store lioeie. situate on the bank of tho river, one of tho best stands lor a store in tins section. Tho place has tho udvantngc of steambonts during tbe fall, winter nnd spring months, and one of tho best fisheries on tho river for shad. Any person wishing to purchase can do so by calling on tbo subscriber on the place. Allso. 080 acres of land well timbered, with 150 acres of first rate bay land well ditched and draiued.readv for clear ing, with five acres cleared. Said land will produce fifty bushels of corn to tbe acre. This land lies two miles from Mann Ferry, on tho Alntnmalia river. Also. 5.000 acres of first quality pine timbered land on the Alntamnlin nndOcnmlgee rivers. All these lnnds are situnte in the first nnd second district or Appling county. Also. 2.000 acres of land well timbered with cypress and white oak. Any person wishing further particulars can address me at Hall P. O., Georgia. jnn31—InwdAwCin ft*. DYAI.L. WTTlie Raleigh. (N. C.) Standard will please publish weekly for six months, and t-end bill to \v. D. VALUABLE RICE LAND FOR SALE. «jj*t A Tract of Tide Swamp land, containing 6U0 acres, gyjffiDyingon the Alatamalm river, three miles above Darl- adjoining lands of the estate of Butler nnd I)un- wody on tho east, nnd Glgnilliat nnd Walker on tho north and west, having ns gofnl a pitch of tide ns nil* rice plan tation on the river. My terms are. twenty dollars per acre, one-fourth cash, and the balance on a credit of from Uve to ten year*, the interest only required to lie paid annually. Apply to the undersigned at Darien. In ca«oof my absence Mr. Jams Paixcim will show the land, a plan of which cu be hoen at the office of the Georgian. _ _ „ SAMUEL M. STREET. Darien. Jan. 22.1853. jnn25—lam ({Si HMt SALK.—A Tract of LAND of Five Hundred acres LJJ_strtctly prime Rice land, immediately opposite the old town or Hardwick. The situation of the'place affords one of the best Saw-iuiU seats in the Southern country, facilities for timber being easy and without end. Vessels coming from sea can load immediately alongside, drawing from ten I' 1 feet «f » nter. For terms apply to Henry Williams, U.S. District Attorney,Savauunh.nr to U. STILLS,Bryancoun- < STEAM SAW MILL FOIl SALE, S ITUATED half a mile from this City, on the canal, has a basin capable d bolding two million feet of L.gs. The Mill lias been in operation about seven months, runs two gangs mid nn edging saw. also Grist Mill. This Mill saws front 12 to 16 M. feet per day. For particulars apply to . »e29 WYLLY .V MONTMULL1N. 10R SALE—'Tlmt valuable parcel of land formerly T2C_nccupled by E. Jeneke's. Km,., known as a Cooper’s Shop and \ard. It Is bounded on the east by West Bound- ary street, west by the Canal, north by Railroad street, and south by lots Nos. 5 aud 6, and contains about four acre*, fehl WYLLY k M« 'NT.MOIJJX. F OR SALL-The westerly half of hit No. 2 Yainncra .., being the V barf now occupied by the Charleston Steam Packet Company, measuring one hundred feet on the River, and running hack about two hundred feet to Canal-street. The property Is now under a lease which will expire on the first of Novcmbernext. If not sold at private sale previous to the first Tuesday in February, it will then he offered nt auction nt tho Court House. Apply to ' “ F UR SALE.—A negro woman, aged about thirtv-elght years, a Hrstrn'o washer, warranted m sucl'i. with um"- 1 -*— * * * * her daughter, aged twenty-two years, a seamstress.-- Atso. a woman, aged about forty years, a good cook, with her children, two hoys, seven nnd sixteen rears of ago. The*® negroes, belonging to an estate, will t>d sold during this week.ou liberal terms. janll) T. J. WALSH. No. 170 Bay-st. N EGROES FOR SALK.—A woman aged 35 years, a good cook washer nnd irouer. A mulatto woman. 27 years old. a first rato seamstress nnd house servant, and her son 8 years old. A woman 37 years old. n good cook, washernnd ironor. nnd her two children aged K nnd 2 voars. A boy aged 17 years. A man 3-6 years old, a good Held hand Also, a boy aged 10 years. Apply to ““U WVTJ.V k MONTMOIJJN F fNI SALE—A likely family of negroes: a carpenter 36, his wife 32. a goml washer nnd Ironer. her son. very likely. 16. a girl 5. iqC*y 3. nnd nu infant. The above ne groes nro of good character aud very valuable. WYI.1.Y k MONTMOIJJN F or sale. 26. anoth Jnnl4 SALE.—A likely negro man 27. another 24, another another 28, ami a boy 14. Apply to : WYIJ.Y k MONTMOIJJN. d. Apply to WYIJ.Y k J F OR SALE.—A negro woman, nnd her four children ; a man 21, one 19, boy 14.and bov 11.country raised WYIJ.Y .k M< iN'TMOLLIN. F OR SALE—Six likely negro girls, aged from 12 to 1, years; also a woman, aged 23 years, a good cook, wash er nnd ironor. with her two girl children, d and 2 years Appl) to ‘ no20 WYLLY k MONTMOLLIN F oil SALE.—Two very likely country raised negroes: a man aged 25years, a first rate Axeman and Field hand, nnd his wife aged 20 years, accustomed to house and field work. They arc sold for no fault, and warranted sound, *ppjy dec24 WYLLY k MONTMOIJJN. F OR SALE—A negro woman, aged about 33 vears, very intelligent, nnd warranted a first rate cook, washer and ironer. sold to remain in the city Also, a likely negro man. aged 25 years. «iec3 WYIJ.Y k MONTMOIJJN, F OR SALE—Half lot No. 13 Margaret itreet. Apply I jnnlO WYIJ.Y k MONTMOIJJN. I pUlt SALE—Trust lots Nos. 25 and 26 on Dull street, Monterey word and square. Apply to JaolQ WVI.I.V .V MONTMOILIN. S EAMSTRESS FOR SALE.—a mulatto woman, who is a complete seamstress and house servant ; nDo. a negro woman, aged about 89years, a good cook, wn-iiernnd iron er. Apply to oc21 WYIJ.Y k MONTMOIJJN. 1 ?01l SALE—A likely family of negroes, a rromnn35, her - son 10. a girl 14. u boy 11. nnd a liov 1. inn 1 —WYIJ.Y k MONTMOIJJN. SWAIN’S CELEBRATED PANACEA, For tho cure of Incipient Consumption. Scrofula, General Debility, White Swelling. Rheumatism. Diseases of the Liver and Skin, and nil diseases arising from impurities of tho blood and the effects of mercury. S WAIM’S PANACEA has been for more than thirty years celebrated in this country and in Europe for Its extra ordinary cures—for the certificates of which reference in made to tho directions and books (which may be had gra tis) accompanying the Panacea. Some or which give the particulars of cases too frightful for general publication, where the patient* had been almost eaten up with scrofu la. and were deemed incurablo by physicians. It has been used in hospitals, nnd private practice, and has bad the singular fortune of being recommended by the most celebrated physicians and other eminent persons Among others by— W. Gibson, M. I) . Prof, of Surgery. Pa. University. Valentino Mott. M. D.. Prof, of Sure. N. Y. University, W. P. Dewees. M. D .Prof.of Mid. Pa. Uhiversity. N. Chapman. M. D.. Prof of Physic. Pa. University. T. Parke. M. D..Pres’tCollege Physicians. Philad. Dr. Del Valle, Prof, of Medlcinco. Havana. Jose Earn encode I.uz. Prof, of Surgery. Usbon. J. Chlrman. Member Royal College Surgeons. London. O. W. Erving. late Minister to Spnin. Sir Thomas Pearson. Major General British Army. Gilbert Robertson. British Consul. Ac. And also, the wonderful cures effected by Swnira’s Pana cea bnve, for many years, made It an invaluable remedy. The Panncca does not contain mercury in any form,and be ing an innocent preparation, it may be given to the most tender Infant, Tho retail price hanbeen reduced to 81 60 per bottle (con taining three half pints) or three bottles for $4. BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. Swnlm’s Punncea is in round bottles, fluted longitudinal ly. with the following letters blown In the glass: “SwAni'a —PsxacEA—Phiu-ar’a." and having the name of James Swaim stamped on the sealing wax and written on the label covering the cork, and a splendid engraving for tbo side of the bottle, composed of geometric lathe work, comprising nine different dies, which have been turned for the exclu sive use of the proprietor, by Draper k Co., bank note en graver* of Philadelphia. In the centra is a portrait of the late Wm. 8waln, copyright secured. Also, Swaim’* Vermlftige, A valuable Family Medicine, beluga highly approved rem edy for all diseases arising from debility of thenigcstlre or gans, such as worms, cholera morbus, dysentery, fever and ague, bleeding piles, sick headache. Ac. See the pamphlet (which maybenad gratis) accompanying the Vermifuge. Prepared only at 8waim’a Laboratory, tbe old stand Sev enth-street. below Chestnut, l’hlladelpoia, aud sold by all the respectable druggists in the United States. Cautiox to tho I’iisue.—Persons wishing to obtain the genuine Swalm’s Panacea and Swaim’* Vtrmlfuge. should be careftil to observe that the name 8WAIM Is spelled cor- rectly on the labels, or they may be Imposed on by medl cine* made In Imitation of them by a person bearing a somewhat similar name, well calculated to deceive. Gen eral agents for the Uhl ted States. BCHIFFEUN, BROTHERS k 00., mh22—2awtf 104 and 106 John-street, New York. T HE Subscribers have just received a handsome ftsaort* ment of printed Delaines, Cashmeres. Moh*' - *“* English and Dress Goods, New Store, 140 Broughton-at. (OMESTIO LIQUOR.—160 bbls New Orleans Rectified dr 20 lswdAwtf CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL ACAD EMY AT BLUFFTON. S. C. Rev. JOSEPH B. 8KABRO0K, Principal. Mr. THOMAS J. WELLS, Assistant. T HE Principal has been engaged for nearly twenty years In tbo Iristruction or youths The Assistant has been engaged as Teacher of Mathematics and the English branches for the last eight years In the Beaufort College. Boys will be received as boarders in tho families, bath of the Principal and Assistant. The price #f board, tuition, Ac., will bo sixty-five dolUm per quarter, payable semi-an nually. In point of healthiness, Bluffton is not surpassed by any location in the Southern country. Reference*—Bishop Elliott, Dr. Fickling. Gen. Jas. Harnil ton, and Mr. Lynch Hamilton. dec8—eodl3 MERCER UNIVERSITY. ratfidd, Greene County, aa. tm'DlES. T HE Studies In this University are:—A Theological course of three years, designed for those who arc preparing for the Gosjh-I Ministry ; 6 A Collegiate Course of four years, equal to that of other Colleges iu the country ; A Scientific Course of three years, including, with some ad dition. all the studies of the Collegiate Course except the An cient Lnngungc*; f Blrt'ual. force a nostrum befor- * 1 those most interested, The regular time for the admission of 8tudents, ls at the opening of the Fall Term, the last Wednesday in August. Candidates for admission nto the Collegiate Course must sustain a satisfactory examination In Geography, Arith metic. English, Latin and Greek Grammar. Crfsar, Virgil. Cicero’s Select Orations, and Jacob’s Greek Reader ; and must bo nt least fourteen years of age. Candidates for admission Into the Scientific Course must sustain a satisfactory examination on Geography. Arithmetic, English Grammar, Simple Equations in Algebra, and two books in Geometry; and must be at least sixteen years of age. EXHMES. Tuition. Spring Term. Ihll Term. I-V TimtLociPAL Seminary, Gratuitous... .Gratuitous. IxCoLuna. $25 00 $15 00 Scientific Coum, 26 00 15 00 lx Academy— Preparatory Class 25 00.... . 16 00 Second “ 20 00 12 00 Third “ 15 00 9 00 Elementary “ 10 00 0 00 Room Rent 0 00 4 00 Contingent Ex|>cnses 2 00 1 00 These ux|N.'n*cs require to be paid in advance. From Students who lodge in the College buildings, fifty dollars will bo received as full payment for the tuition fees, room rent, nnd contingent expenses of the year. The price of Board in the village Is $10 per month ; of washing, room-rent, nnd fuel, $3. COMMENCEMENT AMD VACATIONS. The Commencement is held on the last Wednesday in July. There are two Vacations, dividing the year into terms, follows ; First Term—from Inst Wednesday in August to December 16th. ' Winter Vacation—from December 15th to February 1st. Second Term—from first day of February to Commence ment. Summer Vacation—from Commencement to last Wed- nesday iu August. 11. M. SANDERS, Secretary or tho Hoard of Trustess. Any friend, by application to I>r. J. L. DAGG, President of tbo University, will receive a catalogue, containing tbe course of studies, and all other necessary information. , lV . valuable curative power*, but toVrit?, convnlGKcpnU, Ki ffiit tkc .1.1, tberouutnln-hMd ■, * coon. wBStSV cmlulou., ami on. b, vrhltli S *' u “uSSS. nirty I. certain of being luitalLl’HWIla JtNU pro|.rietora. .bo .III actort e„7,!MlWIU iMI »< nmlnubte.l ebaratto Inlon, numbering among ibem ..ml VIP 1 **tba jS Jjbjralcla.nl. "Icrgjm.n. C'lllnr.7n d ? r oi ll '*»wl3 noting the rel .Ellltjr ,n,l Hne.e, t [S"«'ntb2'a the reach of doubt and distrust 1 frftzJJVt MOIUIMORE'S RHEUMATIC (Ynnw. is a V egetable Extract, an Internal 1 nressly for this one disease; ami thU J form, either Inflammatory (/cut ) ', rn ^CT? of how long standing. V ' ° r ^ W. V. ALEXANDER if. „ "S Sarlnolb,t*' Tim above have also for siriTtbe great MORTlMORK’q BITTER CORDIAL AND BLOOD Pinitth I THIS invaluable preparation has oM*®! I whereyeA introduced, unprecedented W,* any other preparation brought befur» n “ i 1 * tlDltcd thousands who have*'wed it marvellous effects in removing «»Wvl Rcstorlnir the Ncrroti. ei.-a '■ now herald it to the world as puJe.^ 8 ,? 1rt,, °i vlrtuos known italic Materia Medics g 1 '* Pliysicians of the first standing l n the , use and prescribe it as the most effective^' 0 ^ — Alterative and Blood P nr ,n I ever known. To the sedentary it ha, I Bairn or Gilead. Especially to Female In..* ble condition of life, it recommends itselfLT' 7 "***! polut oPefficacy to any of the numerous ^ centratcd uuder the comprehensive las.” # 01 Biis is a VegctaUe Spirit, pleasant to kd, tM safe to be used In any state of health f delicate female or Child. ’ erea l f ti fiS* Price $1 00 per bottle. W. V. ALEXANDER & 0) ■ No. 1 Barcliiy-street. (Actor Ho'uu. \ 1 For sale by A. A. SOLOMONd, j h Ists. Savannah. Ga. ’ ' H ' Car TDUw| STEAM ENGINE 5i MACHINERY AGENCY. 7110undersigned. B. \\. Leonard and E. ^gfSjjpRW. Smith, (the former having been for more NjgjJggUijLr than 30 years manager nnd agent or the ■■tv ix Ca MaWeawan Katabllsnments; the latter for many years connected with the Allaire Works, as Superin tendent ami Engineer, and more recently superintending engineer for the Collins’ Une of New York nnd Liverpool United .States Mail Steam Ships, os also or the Ocean Steam .Navigation Company’s.ruuning between New York, South ampton aud Bremen,.) having formed a copartnership.oi- fer their services as consulting Engineers and Agents, for ( lurrhssingor superintending the construction of Paddle Vhcol and Propeller Steam Vessels of every description, Marine Engines ami Boilers for Ocenn and River Steamers, laocomotives ami other Railroad Machinery. Pumping En gines nnd Machinery for Water Works nnd Draining lands. Blast Engines and Machinery for Iron Works. Cotton, Wool en ami Flax Manufactories, and Machinery for every de scription of Manufacturing. Corn. Flournml Saw Mills. Su gar Mills nml Refineries, Quartz Crushing and other Mining Machinery. Mill (.’coring. Shafting nnd Pullles. Every do- acriptlnn of Castings. Wrought Iron Forgings. Ac. Specifications aud contracts prepared, plans and de tail drawings furnished, steam vessels, steam engines and other machinery surveyed and value thereof estimated. Second hand steam vessels, steam engines and Boilers, cotton nnd woolen machinery generally, for rale. W. B. LEONARD A k W. SMITH. Office 75 Merchants’ Exchange, Cr. Wall and Hanover-streets. New York. KEVKRKXCm AT THE NORTH. E K Collins. Agent New York and Liverpool U SM Steamers C H Sand, President Ocean Steam Navigation Company Mortimer Livingston, Agent New York nnd Havre U S M Steamers. lira Nye. Commander Steamer Pacific. Joseph J Comstock. Commander Steamer Baltic. (} W Floyd. Comma mler Steamer Washington. James P Allaire, Esq., formerly Proprietor or tho Allaire Works. John F Winter. Son A Co, Merchants, New York. Eagle A Hazard, “ *• Peter Cooper, “ « Asa Worthington, “ « A O Pnrmelcn. “ « James Rognrdu*. Iron Store Builder. « Hazard A Montenth. Merchants. Buffalo, New York. Bush k Wildes. Merchants. Boston. Mass. I* Griuell A Sous. Merchants. Providence, R. I. KKFKRKXCEH AT THE SOUTH. J P Phillips. Esq.. Cleveland. Ohio. J K lemoino. President Mechanics’ Mg. Co.. Petersburg. Va. C P Mallett. President Rockflsh Mg. Co., Fnyetteville, N. C J G Cairus. Agent Rowan Manuf’g. Co.. Salisbury. .V. C. Win Gregg. I’re.ddent Graniteville Mg. Co., Charleston, S. C. George W Winter, Banker. Columbus, Geo. Joseph W Winter. Esq., Montgomery, Ala. W .1 Lcdynrd. Merchant, Mobile, Ala. Sidney Smith. Esq. “ •• Rufus R Belknap. Manuf’r “ “ James Saul, Esq., l’rest. Com'!. Water Works, N Orleans. Ln W W White, Banker. New Orleans. I-n. Samuel D Morgan, Merchant. Nashville, Tenn. J G Ambler. Esq.. Jacksonville. Florida. J S Sanborn. Esq., Coffeeville. Mis*.. Hurtill A Patrick, Merchants, San Francisco, Cal. Charles Bogardus, Architect. “ <• ael8 U MATTE WAN MACHINE AND MANUFAC TURING COMPANY, NDKll a new nnd improved organization, manufacture Locomotive nnd Stationary Engines. Sugar Mills, Gins. Presses. Lathes. Drills. Ac. Also, every description of Cot ton. Woolen nnd Saw Mill work. Shafting. Pulleys. Ac., Cast ing* of any weight, (having a la rge assortment of nhtterus.) at reduced prices. F. S. CLAXT0N, Engineer. Depot 13 Platt-street. cornor of Gold. Claxton A Wet- more. Excelsior. Collins A Co. nnd II. Collins’ Axes, Ha:d- wnre Agency. 23 Pratt-st., New York. oclO—lyr THE WONDER OF THE WORLDt *• We would not grow one bud or hope ^ ou cannot garner In ripe fruit! ’’ T HE GREAT REMEDY is at last discovered, and that fell destroyer of human happiness at length is conquered! Consumption shall no longer rob our firesides of their brightest ornaments, and sink many a gentle spirit to an untimely grave 1 Consumption can be cured—Asthma will soon be as tlm things that were—and Coughs and Colds, the parents of that fell disease, that so often brings wo to the homes of our land, vanish, aa if by magic, before this sover eign remedy. This is that which has so long been sought for. nnd 1* In full faith offered to the public aa a certain cure for coughs, colds, whooping cough, croup, asthma, and consumption, nnd will, in any cure where lungs sufficient are left to sus tain life, check the ulceration and raise the patient to health, ’lids is not an idle boast, nor is this remedy sent into the market without a thorough trial, but has proved beyond a doubt, that wlmt ban been asserted can be done. ••The sentlineiit. tlmt consumption cannot be cured, ha* destroyed more lives than tho disease itself.”—Dr. Warren But there I* Hope j DEVINES* COMPOUND PITCH LOZENGE l The proprietor, by tbe use of this article, and the blessing of Providence, was raised, when lie was pronounced by ids physician to be almost dying with consumption, to perfect beaUh. aml Is not willing that so great a blessing should be withheld from those on whom “ this right hand emissary of denth” has placed his mark. The J-nzenge is perfectly harmteiui In Its nature, and can bo token with impunity by the infant nnd tho invalid ; and Its beneficial effects will be felt in a few hours after com- mencing its use. Let all then, try it. and if these assertions aro not proved, after an impartial trial, the price of the twx will be returned, and all agents are authorized to retund the money in any case where tho article is not perfectly satisfactory. ' J These lozenge* are put up in 25 cents, 60 cents, aud $1 boxes.and only need a trial to bo fully appreciated. C. P. HUNT. Darien. Ga., only agent fur the Southern States, to whom all order* must be addressed. fel8-dAw FRESH ARRIVALS. ~~ G ROCERIES, LIQUORS AND WINES-Recoived by recent arrivnls—120 bbls crashed, pulverised and clarified Sugars, 25 boxes double refined LoafSugar 270 boxes Tobacco. 8s, 5s and 1 lb lumps 45 packages superior Tobacco, viz: El Dorado, Diadem. Nectar. Virginia. Ac. ’ 100 boxes bosflttinlly Soap, 100 do No 1 do 114 half chests Black Tea, some of it very superior 148 packages Hyson Teas. In X, X, and X chests, superior 160 boxes Tallow Candles, 8s and 6s 15 half pipes OUrd, Dupuy A Co’s. Brandy 25 X and X pipe*, various brands, choice French Brandy 5 pipes Holland Gin 4 puncheons Jamaica and 8t Croix Rum 30 casks Madeira and Teneriffe Wines 20 do Superior Old Madeira and Sherry Wine* 100 baskets Champagne. Heidsick, Hungarian Lion, Ac. 100 kegs and halves FFFG Powder 400 bsgs Buck and Drop Shot 60 bbls No 3.25 do No 2,20 do and 30 half do No 1 Mackerel 60 boxes Codfish and 40 kitts No 1 Mackerel With a full supply of everything else in the groceiy line. For sale on accomod&Ung terms by oct4 J. V. CONNERAT A CO. S UNDRIES.—200 boxes tobacco, assorted kinds; 70 hhds fair and choice Porto Rico Snnr, 40 do Cuba and New Orleans do. 100 bhls. refined do, 76 do Crashed and Powder- ed do, 25 boxes I/mf do, 300 bags Rio Coffee, 200 do Porto Rico nnd St. Domingo do, 76 do Java do,160 X and W chests Hyson Tea, 40 X do Black do, 130 boxes Soap; 100 do Mu* Pepper, Allspice and Ginger: 60 whole and 80 half bbls Butter, Soda and Sugar Biscuit: 120.000 Segars. as- /T r ’ bbls. NewOrlean. 5 l, lsky,M°’k'WttoMommgaheUdo, 20 do old Bourbon do, 140 do E. Phelps’ Gin, 60 do best P. A H. Rye do, 6 pipes Holland do; 60 X casks Sherry, Madeira and Teneriffo Wine: 60 baskets Champagne doVdO bbls. and 62 X casks American Brandy, 10 X casks and 20 X pipe# Cog. nac Brandy In oustora house stores, 160 kegs Gun and RW Powder. 500 hags Drop and BuckBbot, with * complete as sortment of Groceries, for aale by WEBSTER A PALMES. F l/lUR COFFEE, Ac.—56 bbls Hiram Smith’s Extra Flour 66 pure Gennesaee do, 200 bags print Rio CofTea, 40 do oia Government Java do,60box«a6’a aud 8’aQ. k William's Tobaceo. 60 bbls Powdered and Crashed Sugar. 60 do Stuart’s CMAed do.ia hhds 8t. Croix do, 16 do Porto Rio© do, 80 box- •s BedeU’a6'*-andS’o Patent Tallow Oandlss-200 do No. 1 wloand family soap, 60 do Canto’s Pearl Starch, 60hall chests, and 13 boxes Hyoon Tea, 55 half do quarter and half sssjsfig* "^swaaaagfflr lAKENCIf 0AURICS In plala coior*,. whl - mfisss net as It*, hlsck silk ms"*" $C«S0 ,v . UAH l'Elt'8 SPANISH SniTrinH THE GREAT PURIFIER OK THE fcj m a Panicle of Afaa}?? , N INFALLIBLE REMEDY for ScrJfuk C, . f L Rheumatism. Obstinate Cutaneouitsmii *0 H nr Pustule on the Face. Blotches. Boils. cCni/ Ring Worm or Tetter, Scald Head. of the Pours and Joints. Stubborn ders, Lumbago, Spinal Complaint*, SDdsllifof**^ from nn injudicious use of Mercury. Impurity of the Blood. 3 “P™««e*bU» Hiis vnluablo Medicine, which lias become the number of extraordinary cures effects! tk agency, hns induced the proprietors.at of their friend*, to offer it to the public. whichiStlHI the utmost confi.lence In its virtue*and wms.rfj b properties. The following certifleah*. selectH f,!* , number.are. however, stronger tMimonv th.auL 1 word of the proprietors; nnd nn- all from H known in tlieir localities, aud or the hlgk M t ritu5ud_ many or them now residing in the citv of RwJ!!?pk F. HOYDEN. V* t .. of the Exchange kuown every where, says he ha* seen the Carter’s Spanish Mixture adminUterixlisqt,mv,!2(| cases, ill nearly all the disease* for width it b m ed. with the most astouisliinglv goodmufi». *?■ the mo*- extraordinary medicine he huneriM. AGUE AND FEVER—GREAT Cl’RE-I Hint for three years I had Ague and Fever of the bm^I lent description. I had several Physicians, took titles of Quiniue. Mercury, and 1 hi liete »H thj vcrlised. but all without any permanent rtliff nwil trie>l Carter’s Spanvii Mixture, two bottles ot tually cured me. nnd I nin happy to *av I luiTf Chill* or Feverss'nce. 1 consider it tiic best world, aud tho only medicine that ever rMchtdatal'P Beaver Dam, near Richmond. Va. JOHN loyart L C. B. LUCK, Eaq., now in the city of BicbwetiilkB many years in the Post Office. iia-\uch coo5-!,gall astonishing efficacy of Carter's .-'i-smsu linrrmvvB hns bought upwards of 80 bottles, which he hiirtnwl to the iililicted. Mr. Luck suvs lie has &«urktcithl foil when taken according to directions. fl Dr. MINGE. a practising Physician, and foruittftl City Hotel, in tlie city of Richmond, sarsht tui'r—■ in a number of iusta'nces the effect* ofCitmi'ibel Mixture, which were most truly surprising. Hi nnh| ease of Consumption, dependent on tlie Liter, tbe nt;| feet* were wonderful indeed. 1 ■ SAMUEL M. DRINKER, of the firm of Drlnkcrk Ir. Richmond, was cured of Liter complaint of 8 jnni*. ing. hv the use of two bottle* of t arUr’s8wniik vjm GREAT CURE OF SCROFULA—The Editors cfibM mond Repuldican had a servant employed in tkiM room, cure 1 of violent scrofula, combined with tlsm. whicli entirely disabltnl him from work Tnk(_ of Carter’s SpauLb Mixtnre made n perfect turret iij the Editors, in a public notice, say they **cbeerfallTrom mend it to all who are afflicted witli ant dumt tflf blood.” T 8111.1. ANOTHER CURE OF SCR0FITA-1 bit: J valuable boy cured of rcrofula by Carter - * Sph-IEL ture. I consider tt a truly valuable medicice. Jitfill TAYI/tR. Conductor on the R. F. A P. R. R.Co, Ride Virginia. Salt lthcum of 20 Years Standing tin Mr. JOHN THOMPSON, residing in thecit) ct Eitln was cured by three bottles of Carter's : parish Vain j Salt Rheum, which he had nearly 20 years.an-t ilida tlie physicians of tlie city could not cure Mr. ftteJ is a well kuown merchant of Richmond. Va.,iri b a] is most remarkable. WM. A. MATTHEWS, of Richmond, Vs. bid i w cured of .Spvhilis. in the worst form, by Carter'sfpsiH Mixture. He says he cheerfully recommend! iLoier aiders it an invalunblo medicine. RICHARD E. WEST, of Richmond, was enrol of fd anil what pliysiciuns called confirmed Coniunpiiin three ho ties of Carter's Spanish Mixture. EDWIN' BURTON. Commissioner of the RerenM.u; has seen the good effects of Carter's .*-‘p*niih Midirtil number of Spyhilitic case*, and says it is* perfect iciti that horriblu disease. • • WM. G. HARWOOD, of Richmond. Va.. cured old H and ulcers, which disabled him from walking, Tookill bottles of Carter’s Spanish Mixture, snd vsi enibWG walk without a crutch, in a short time permanently « Price $1 per bottle. Principal Depots nt M. WARD. ClUiZ k CO., .Vo.I Midcn Imne. New York. T. W. DYOIT A SONS, No. 132 North tt Str«t. ft delnhia. DENNETT A BEERS. No. 126 Slain-t .WcbmonLftJ And for sale by SHOMAS M. ll'RNB t CHjlM M. CARTER. A. A. LOLOMONS A CO.. 8*v»nn»h.ul| Druggists and Country Merchants everywhere. AYER’S CHEIllll PECTORAL. For the cure of Cowjlu. Cold*, Hoarsened, ifrcwtiiill ingcovgh. Croup. Asthma, and C-n/umjtiet “ And by tbo river, upon the bank thereof rbeiln, trees for meat, whose leaf shall not fade and the froiltkL of shall he for ment and the leaf thereof for Dfdldrt'1 H ERE was hope for the sick recorded lungigo.uiiT ry year adds new proof to the assurance iLtbf proini-es shall not fail. | As medical science discovers and designate* them nature hns given, ono by one, tho diseases that itt<G race yield to the control of art. Of nil the wUSiJ suffer from, none has carried nmro victims to is craft grave than Consumption of tlie Lungs Subjoined Mil some evidence that this too may be cured, snd tDtpi nary complaints, in all their forms. : ’ "" Cherry Pectoral. Space will not permit us to publish here toy pep of the cures it lias affected, but the Agent bciotw will furnish onr circular, free, wliereou art foil j«t J and indisputable proof uf the facts. Sufferers, read and judge for yourselves. Ibr influenza amt //roping Cuugk. Nasiivili-K. Tenn.. June 26.1B| Sir: I have repeatedly used your Cherry Pecan!■ hooping cough and influenza and have no* hwiutkffi pronouncing it a complete remedy. Four of ujdls have been afflicted with these disease*, and the fan* 1 tho I’ectorel has always afforded instant relief. _ JazbCw«| Wc attest the truth of the above statement. M. MiGi.xtv. Editor NsfbvDk | J M. Ziumei MSN. Dmggist. Ptr a CvntumUiet Cough _ H.1*I Dear Sir: For threo years 1 have been sffiicted^J cough so distressing that F frequently > ispsirelof tto^T much of the time 1 was obliged to wit up *11 nipttBfl chair, as my cough would suffocate me when I W Having used many remedies without much rrlin-i*‘*] tried tlie Cherry Pectoral, which under ProrMftxit" me altogether. lam with gratitude your*. __ JaxbM'Ci>5»| This it one of the numerous cures of Asthma >thick L accreilited to Cherry Perioral. m Aliianv. N Y . April Dr. Ayer, I/)well—Dear Sir: I have for ycinbcn^r ed witli asthma in tho worst form, so that 1 obliged to sleep in my chair for n larger part of to* being unnble to brentlu on my bed. 1 b*l trad»F many medicines, to no purpose, until rnypsw*® 1 ' scribed, as an experiment your Cherry Pectoral . At first it seamed to make me worse; but iak’;*, week. I began to experience the most gratifying its use; and now, ln four weeks, the dhesM i'* Dll j|'?|* moved. I can sleep on my bed with comfort, state of health which I had never expected | GoRfirS-FiMJ- I Commission and Forwarding W&fJl From the President of Amherst College, Eduard D., LL. D., de. „ , .uJ J. C. Ayer—Sir: I have used your Cherry J own case of deep-seated bronchitis, nnd *m its chemical constitution, that it i* an admirable for the relief of lnryngical and bronchial dffit® J my opinion, ns to its superior character, can | vice, you are at liberty to uso it as you think ftfter. l Amherst. Sept. 12.1849. EMrsto Among other distinguished authorities who JT their names to recommend this preparation s> | known to them for affo lions of tlieluno President IVrklns, Vermont Me*Real Collfg*- Professor Silllman, Vale College. Professor Valentine Mott New York. Professor Clt-avland. Bowdoln Medical Coller- Professor Butterfield. Ohio Medical College. Canadian Journal of Medical Science. Boston Medical and Surgical Journal. CharDaton.S. C. Medical Review. Now Jersey Medical Reporter. Hon. Henry Clay, U.S.Senator. „j. r t 4 fcMl Hon. Geo. P. Marsh. American ' ■ Gen. Emanuel Bnlness. President ofCbili. Rt. Rev. Ed. Power. Lord Blelioti o[ Toronto. Also, many eminent physicians in forelgn conn Not only In tho ranro dangerous of tlie Lungs, but also as a fomily mediriae use. it Is the safest, pleasantest and best Io ^ ■ Prepared by J. C. AYER. Chemist-toy* Sold by TURNER A CO., A. A. 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