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SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER5,K>
IL COMPANY. NOV KM IIKR 10. 1065.—A Sec-
Annual Instalment of FIVK POIXAIIS ($51 per
, on Oiq Stock subscribed for this Company is now
. i: i 0 ,l for—payment t«> !>»• m ole to the Secretary ami
vamirer, nt the Offleo of the Company, 82 Droa<l street,
i.oforo YVKDNKSDAY, the ninth tiny of January,
,, rt . TIIOS. ¥. DRAYTON, President,
nov. 21—Jan. 0
NOTICE.
The Captain nor Consignee* of the llritish
hip SIIANDON. will not bcauswerablo for any
, m coutracte.l by the crew. tic
REMOVAL.
The Uiidcreigin-d have removed their Ofllco
NO. 8 DRAYTON STREET, next door to C.
Timor's. RAYNAUD k ROWLAND.
special yottcra.
NoftcR
J^5?°FUKDKR1CKP.fllUFFKN and GKO.C.GRIP-
F J ’ nlV ,,,Giorlaod Attorneys during my absence front
JIN*' * O.M. GK1FFKN.
---•a
in »h. Nor. 10.1855.
NOTICE.
INSPECTOR’S OFFICE, 10th NOV., 1856.
Alter the 26th Inst., nil who shall not have
.Mured their Scales, Weights and Measure*
^7*B,v f,*r adjustment, will be promptly reported.
* jy JOS. SIIKLI.MAN, Inspector W. A M. C. 8.
NOTICE.
The annual meeting of the Commissioners or
republic Roads of Chatham County will he held
, (\<urt House In fits city of Savannah, on the tenth
” iviug the second Monday In December next, at 11
i.vk A. M.. District Commissioner* will come prepared
nr „rt the length of their roads, tlie number of hands,
, number of bridges, the number of days they work
,1 iltc tune of working.
W. W. WASH, Secretary
It. C. 1*. R. C. C.
ffinuDiBatra for (Office.
, A'—2m Dec
roil TAX OOI. LECTOR.
E3T PR I BN 118 AND PRLI.OW-CITIZEN8.—I am
a Candidate for ro-elecllon lor IheoNoa of TAX COL-
I.ECTttR, on tho 1st Monday In January next, anti re*
peellully ask your support. F. M. ETONE.
N. II. If elected, I pledge imself not to accept of any
oilier office. [net 31] F.M.8.
TO TIIE Vt*TKRS OP CHATHAM full NT Y.
as A*s«» (iBNTliBMBN I am a caudldalo for the
wdmr office°f Tax Collector of this County, (the
vlmii it w to bo hold on I ho first Moiuiny In January,
I SMI,) and respectfully solicit your support,
nov I—tile A. F. RBNNBTT.
Uottrrtcn.
IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
FOItT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY,
Auction Sales.
roil Nil EM I FT.
PBI.Lt )\V-ClTI/BNS—folter for the office
__ of HliunfT or Chalbam county, at tho ensuing
election In January next, and lesneoitiilly solicit your
support. [oct 17—III] YVAKlNO RUSSELL.
FOR OIIDINAHV.
TO TIIK* VOTERS OP CHATHAM COUNTY.
Gentlemen: — I am a Cuiidldnlo Tor election
WBw to tho offico or Ordinary, at Iho eleeilon in
Januaiy next, and will bo thankful for your support,
may S#* M. 0. BIlEFTALb.
FKLLOVV CITIZENS:—I ain a candidate
for tho office of Ordinary nt tho election In
January next, and respectfully ask your support.
may 7 J.y5tl IIARN AIM) B. I1BK.
a^ !W» IVKare authorised «o amiouncu JAMES E
Wdm tiODKREY, as a candidate for Iho offleo o:
Ordfimry of Chatham County, at tho ensuing Janunr)
uleclion. may 5—id
^-SAB— We are authorised to Hiiimuiico THOMAS
W*jtP II.HARDBN, as a camllduto lor tho office
of ordinary ol Chatham County, at the ensuing Jnmi
ary election. J« 4—Ido*
AO,
M ill he drawn nt Atlanta, December 84.
CAPITAL PIUZB, 10,000 DOLLARS!
1,000 PxuBioa.
Ticket*, $5—Halves, $2A0—Quarters, $1.26.
A,,,,ru « SAM’L SWAN, Manager,
uov 24 Atlanta, Ob.
SAVANNAH AGENCIES.
^XS^SSSUr*' , "‘ 11 •»-
J. L. AUTRBY, on Broughton, between Whitaker A
Barnard Streets. ,,„ v JJ
[BY AUTHORITV'OF TH E~STATE OF 3EOROTa7]
# Havana Plan Lottery.
Jasper County Academy Lottery I
MACON, OA.
THIS IiOTl EKY Is ('onductiil on the plan of tho Royal
1 Littery of lluvunn of single miiuheni, and drawn' at
CONCERT HALL, MACON, (1A.,
nnder the sworn superintendence or Col. ileo. M. Logan
and Jus. A. Nlsbet, Esq.
Grand Hehrme for December ITth, 1§0B.
When Prizes amounting to
$60.0001!
CLASS 1,
Will he distributed as follows:
1 t’rlzo or$l5.ooo is $15,not)
* ‘ 6,000 Is * ‘—
I» v NPENCER EUR KELL & (JO.
Af Private Sale.
A One Horse Hocknway, nearly now, will be sold low,
if applied for soon. (|qo8
At*Vrlvnto Sale.
Five eligible nuildiiig Ijots, 60 liy 100 feet, situated near
the iuterseetion of Taylor, Wayno and (iurdnu streets,
with Boat llroad street continued. These lots are high
ground, and are in the liuinodinto neighborhood of the
lot selected as the situ of the Albany and Gulf Railroad.
Terms liberal. nov 80
SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS
. _ Members nre requested to leave their measure
J^T^at N. K. DARNVM'S, for New Hats, by the 7th
yj_ m the order will then go forward.
.*3 J. It. R1PLKY, CIi'ii of Com. S. V. Guards.
PLANTERS’ BANK, 1
S.WAXXAII, :iD Dec, 1855.)
DIVIDEND NO. 80.—The Hoard of Directors
jAy’luve This Day declared a Dividend of (7) seven
j,r cvbL. from tho profits of the past six months, paya-
' and after Thursday next, «tli Inst.
4—2 II. W. MKIICRR, Cashier®
NOTICE.
ADVANCES made on Consignments to our
friends in Boston, New York. Phllnilelphinand
ju timore. dec 4 MINIS A JOHNSTON.
FOU Cl.EllK OF i-OI'll'l'N.
FELLOW CITIZENS:—I um a csmlldale
WOW fur llm offleo of Clerk of tho Superior ami
lulormr Courts nt tho eleeilon In Jaiuiury next, and ro
spoctlully ask yoursupporl. JNO. E. DAVIS.
Jell—til®
FELLOW-CITIZENS:—I am n candidate
Mr "t Iho election In January next, Tor Clerk of
tho Superior and Interior Courts, and will be thankful
for your suffrages. WM. II. IIULLOCII.
may 14 Inn.VSti
Or jo* Ni»tl' B.—We aro nutliorlzcd to announce
I# JOHN V. TARVER as a ChikIUIuIo for Clerk
of the Huperluratid Inferior Courts, at Jboensuing elec
tion, In January uext.
may l‘J Jan ’5(1
4,IMS) is
it,IMS) is
2.1X10 is
1.600 is
1,100 is
4.IHIII
i 1,000
2.INNI
1,600
1.100
Prizes of $1,000 is 6.000
do 600 is 6,000
do 200 is 2,000
do 120 is 1,200
do 100 is 2,600
do 60 is »,600
I do 26 is 8,400
NOTICE.
tf After thlsduto. tho steamer PLANTER will tils-
c tiinue her trips to Rinboro’, (Milton llluff,) and will
t p .it Darien. CRANE, WELLS k CO., Ag’tn.
NOTICE.
Hjj- Fn.Low-Cvnsr.xs: 1 am a candidate for re-election
to the Office of County Treasurer, ou the first MONDAY
Janusry next, and respectfully ask your suffrages,
dec 3 JOHN N. LEWIS.
I Fr..
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
eu- TO THE VOTERS OF CHATHAM COUNTY.—
•ClTUEXS: 1 out a candidate for the offico of Coun-
Treasurer, at the election la January uext, und ro-
jfnlly ask your support.
*1 L. J. R. FAIRCHILD.
. i’OII BEAUFORT.
I VIA BLUFFTON, llll.TnN HEAD. I OVD’S LAND-
" INC AND CHARLESTON.
The Heartier IV M. SKAHROOK, Cnpt.
Peck, will leave lor the above
_ " mi snniiny, the tfthh lust., at ». P. M.» For freight
I or »•»»«, apply »l the Charleston Wharf.
" Kpl l S M I.ASCITRi
H. M. LAFFITEAH, Agent.
RECEIVER OF TAX RETURNS.
tar Pbllow-Citizbub : 1 ain a candidate for the
office of Receiver of Tax Returns, for Chatham County,
at Iho election In January next, and respectfully solicit
yourvoios. nov 2—td s. s. smiley.
amrn PRLLOW-o1tIZEN8i-I am n candidate
y for the office of Receiver of Tax Returns, In
Jauuury next, and respectfully solicit your votes,
may 21) If _ JOHN II. IIARKRSIIA5L
KsTv
lor Itocelv*
FELLOW CITl’/BNS :-On the flrst ot
May lust, I announced tnysolf a candidate
Kccelverof 'fax Reiurns : and am mue a caudl-
iibui for Hint office, at iho next election, and respect
fully solicit your support.
Your obedient sorvant,
je 6 II. T.TUBUS.
TO MY FELLOW cm/ENtToF' CHATHAM CO.
I am a cnndldalo for Kccnivcr of Tax Ro*
__ turns pi the clociion In Jaiiunry next, and re
spect lully ask vnitr support,
_mnyy.’-jan.V5« WM. W. MATES.
SAVANNAil, MaV I, lH5i>.
asm* Missrs. Editors:—You will please an-
nounce Mr. ALEXANDER THOMAS as a
Candidate for Receiver of Tax Returns, at tho ensuing
January election, uud oblige MANY'VOTERS,
mny :i
s^6j* FELLOW CITIZENS:—I am a candidate
for the offico of Receiver of Tnx Returns, in
January next, and icspoclfuMy solicit your votes.
mnylO-tf I. E. 1)11,LON.
FELl.OtV-CltlZENS:—I am a camUdule
OaSr' for the office of Receiver of Tax liomros, In
January next, and respectfully solicit your voles,
miy 14 tf 2. N. WINKLER.
D
1 do
i do .
28 Approximation Prize
601 Prizes amounting to $00,000—Only 10,000 Numbers.
Every lirlzo drawn ut each drawing, and paid when due
In full without deduction. Orders strictly confidential.
Drawings sent to orders. Registered letters at my risk.
Bills ou all solvent Banks nt |mr.
Tickets $10— Halves $6—Quarters $2.60.
Address
JAMES F. WINTER. Manager, Macon, Go.
GEO. A. McCLKSKEY, Agent,
nov 24 Dull st., (2 doors from lla.v,) Suvaiiunh, Ha.
iRAWN NU9IDUR8 of Greene nnd l’ulaskl
Monument Isittcry, Class 2H0 :
uu 10 gj i.» 01 m Ol ID b2 65 0 14
dec 6 E. W1TH1NGT0N.
S‘20,000
78 Number Lottery—14 Drawn Ilnllotf.
Greene and Pulaski Lottery.
CLASS 900 FOR 1833.
Tube drawn nt Savaunnh, (la., Dc<c. 6, 1855.
GREGORY & MAURY, MANAGERS.
8 c n e m b :
1 of $90,000-1 of $3,000-1 of $9,000.
Tickets $4 00—Shares in proportion.
Tlcketa anti Shares, either singly or by the package, fur
sale by dec 5 K. WITIUNGTON.
*t)ij)j)!uu anuertiarmnttn.
-.ffi.t FOR LIVERPOOL.—The American ship
•CrfftFLORIDA, Cnpt. Sannermau. having roiuineiiced
"^^■liiadlng, will have despatch for the above port.—
For freight engagements, apply to
* • T. R. A J. 0. MILLS.
FOR LIVERPOOL.—The A 1 American
*£gB£shlp EQUITY, Jaiurs J. Noyes master, having
most other rnrgo engaged, will have quick dcaputeh.—
For balance of freight, apply to
_JiovO-tr CARL KPPINfl,
S&iR KOR LIVERI’Ut)L.—The shlii MARCIA C.
JabEa HAY, Chase, mneter, will have despatch for tho
above port. For Irelghl of 500 bnlns Cotion, apply to
v»ctV8 T. R. fc J. O. 5IILLH.
F‘)R LIVERPITOL-Tlin A I American Slop
_j CHARTER OAK, lloudllllle, master, linvlug
part ol hor cargo engaged, will liavo quick dosimtch lor
above port. For frelgni apply lo
net 2U IlKIGII AM, KELLY A CO.
FOR IIA VRE.-Tlie Ship CONSUL, Captain
J. II. Mortimer, for engagement of Groin or Cot
ton ; apply to
!2 __ J. It. A J. G. MILLS.
FOR BOSTON.—The,selir. K. KIDDER,
Cnpt. Tyler, will have dcsiiatrli for the alaive port,
eight apply to ItUNfElt A GAMMELL.
27
FOR BOSTON.—the ship HARTFORD",
Hallett, muster, will have desputeli for the above
l|sirt. Fur freight or passage, apply on board ut
Telfhirs Wliarf, or to
>tov88 DRIGHAM. KELLY A CO.
FOR NEW YORK.—the line fast nail-
dipper brig W. II.STEWART, MrKeo master,
niitiug a jmrtion of her freight engaged, will have quick
dcs|iatch fur the above port. For freight, apply to
deo4 C01IBN8 A HERTZ.
T7\ FOR NEW YORK-GILLMOItKACO.'S
^4$,L1NK.—Tlie new sclir. ALICE LEA, Copt. Corson,
Auction Sales.
HY WILLY * NIONTIVIOLI.IN.
Auction Sales.
HV 'L WALSH.
iiiusier, will have despatch for the above port. For freight,
apply b. UOV28 OGDEN, Si’AIlK A CO.
FOR NEW YORK,—HEM ILL'S LINK.—
'1'liu regular Racket llurk I’ETKIt DEM ILL, (.'apt,
, can taka bulk of 1WJ hales I'attun. Apply to
now Rowland a son.
# FOR NEW YORK.—DEM ILL’S LINK.—
The new A No. 1 Schooner RICHARD M. DFV-
Hiram l/sik, .Muster, is ready to receive Freight
Apply to
ROWLAND A SON.
LOST. WANTS, &c.
UNITED STATES MAIL I 1NE.
I FOR FALATfCA, K. KLA . VIA DABfEN,
BRUNSWICK, ST. ill All YS, JACKSON
VILLE, M1DDLEBURG,(BLACK CREEK,)
ANDPiCOLATA.
I ifT^fc The new and elegant Steam Packet
I m--43SC8T.JOIIN8, Capt. Juiim-s Frceliorii, hav-
I lr? resiuncU her trips t<> ITorhlu, will leave for the
1 |--.u-iilaces even Sat unlay, Ht in o’elock.
Tor rielght or Passage, having excellent state room
I irmniino .. Hons, apply oil board, at the Florida Steam
I fitfw wharf, near the Works, or to
1 K'JJ OLAtJJIORN fc CUNNINGH AM. Agents.
INDEPENDENT IIOAT.
I [OR PALATKA St SLACK CREEK, E. FLA,
1 b\V.;i:\. BRUNSWICK. HT. MARY’S, C.A., AND
1 JACKSONVILLE, AND PlCOLATA, FLA.
To /save («n ktr former day) FRIDAY.
I , .^IT—The favorite stemn packet VVELAKA,
etfoaSHa Capt. N. King, will commence her rcuu-
!sr trips as above, on FRIDAY’, nt 10 o’clock, A,
11. sad will continue to leave regularly every Friday,
me Wtduka is well fitted up with airy State Rooms, urni
I u.nevery way well adttpU'd to the mule.
-.|H H. M. I. AFFITBAO, Awewt,
t’OK PAL \TK \. FLORIDA.
I VIA UAlTlBN, BRUNSWICK. ST. MARYS,
(iuo, and Jackson vn.ue.picoi. at a,
AND BLACK CRKBK, KLA.
U. S. MAH. LINE.
I rY' ■■ ’I be now aud 'ast running steamer 8E-
SiVtBt MINI11 *’ Gupt. Thomas E. Sliuw, will
lave for he above place* every Tuesday, ut 10 o'clock,
| \ M„ Irom the Churleston sieum Packoi wharves.
net 22 8. M. LAFFITUAU, Agl.
I FOR CHARI,ENTON-Evory Wednes
day und SaiiirUuy AlternuonH,Hl Nix
o’clock.
I THE splendid Meamshln GORDON,
I OminiaBa&imF• ••■irdcn. commander, wifi fcavo ns
* ijuve. am] will arrive in Charlo-lon In time to connect
»uh the Railroad lines going North uud West.
F.*r Irelghl or pussugc, apply on the Charleston Steam
| picket Wharf. t» twv i J. P. IIRUOK8, Aiteul,
Sleaa 8aw Mill, & Land for sale.
. A FINE STEAM SAW MILL, located in Bulloch
I count v, on the great Ogecdiee River, together
I nr.li a tract of Id.ixhi acres good pine Innd, and
1 • iae swam)) Und ujmn whi< li is a line growth of
i-vkury. asli, Ac. Alaiut 600 acres of the land is
• l.’ipon wiiii li nre two settlement* of good dwellings,
i liuii-- and all necessary improvements for plunta-
us". The Mill lut* an excellent circular saw attached.
I pr qierty will be sold ut a bargain. Enquire of
1 It. McCROAN,
a 11 2jii Scar boro', Striven Co., Gn.
rbarlcstun Courier will copy the uliovc lut(|u uiu't
r- d>>|lurs, and send l.ill to this offiee. _
I Plantation and Negroes,
I FOR HALE.
I lf'14'i ACRES OF LAND,on the Little Ogeechee
I ^felliter, six mile* from Suvunnnh, adapted to the
I 8*)3p5'' , ilturc of rice, cotton and provisions, tin
1 . -L_ tin- place is a comfortable Dwelling, with every
f at' inenre uud arcoiuniodution lor sixty negroes. Tim
trv i i, «.11 timbered nnd wooded, susceptible of division
‘••t • fauns, with the convenience of a Plank Itoad und
<*: al to the city. With the plantation will bo sold, if
• *>• d. .1,000 bu'-hefs of corn, fodder, stock, Ac.
Al-.. a gang of .SIXTY NEGROES. Apply to the sub-
y r.!.. r. on the premise*. J. M. MIDDLETON.
[Rice Lands and Negroes,
I FOR KALE. w
rfA A VALUABLE HUE PLANTATION, on tho
€rcM^8avannah River, within a few miles of tin 1 citv,
Ujjflq^conbiining near 2000 acres of laud, of which 740
acres are cle/ircd rice Jnud under bank—6J 8 acres
l mulsh land, which can he cultivated in rice—167 acres
f ^ilt marsh, adjoining I'.so acres of cleared uplund—.'J44
*cr« t or uncleared upland. On tho premises are two
•tib uients, negro houses to mcommodate 200 negroes,
:c of tiio handsomest settlements on tin* River, a coni-
| l liable dwelling and overseer’s house, briek burn and
• miii thrasher, winnow lug house, Ac. Possession given
•mediately.
huh Ho-lauds may be purchased 170 to 180 Negress on
- I i mitation, accustomed to rice culture. For terumap-
lr to It. ll AllXHtillAM k SOS.
uov 7 2aw3iu
FOR TAX I’OLLECrOH.
TO THE VOTEHrt OF CHATHAM COUNTY.
Sjf- GENTLEMEN :—I ain ucaiididato for tho
V ufficeof Tux Collector of this County, (tho
elceiiouto be held on Hie first Monday in January,
18311.) nnd respectfully solicit your support.
PETER G
mny Iff— If
.THOMAS.
RI LE NISI.
K DWAltD O. WADE vs. JAMES M. RORERT8—Fore
closure of Morlgage—November Term. 1865. Wayne
Superior Court. Present, tho Hon. YVillium II. Fleming,
Judge of said SuiHirior Court.
It ap|>enring to the Court, by the petition of Edward
C. Wade, that on tlie nineteenth day of Mny, in tlie year
of our laud one thousand eight hundred mid fifty .throe.
Janica >1. Roberta. «f the county <>( Chatham, made and
delisered to said Edward C. Wade, his certain promissory
note, bearing date tho day and year aforesaid, whereby
the -aid James M. Roberts proini»cd, ut tlie expiration of
eight months next fullowing the date of s fid note, to pay
to sni I Edward C. Wade or order, one hundred dollars,
for value received; uud that afterwards, to wit: oil the
day and year aforesaid, tlie said .lames M. Roberts, the
better to si-curo tin-puvment of tlie said note, executed
and delivered to th- said Kdwaril C. Wade, his deed of
mortgage, whereby the said .lames M. Roberts conveyed
to the said Edward C. Wade, lot of fund, number twelve
(No. I2.i situate ill tlie third (3d) Distend of said County
of Way tie. In said State, containing four hundred nnd
ninety acres, morn or less; conditioned, that if the said
.lwuei M. Huberts should pay off and discharge said note,
or I'MWI It to be limit, ai'.-or.UiiK to tbs tenor mu! eir.-et
thereof, that then the said deed of niortgago aud sail! itolu
should la-come and be null and void to all intents ami
purposes ; and It further appearing that tin- said note re
mains unpaitl: it is therefore ordered, that tin- said .lames
SI. Roberts do pay into Cdurt by tin- first day of tlie next
Term thereof, the principal, interest and costs due on
said note, (or show cause to the contrary, if any lie has,)
and that, on the failure of the said .lames M. Roberts so
to do. (he equity of redemption in niyl to said mortgaged
premises be forever, thereafter, burred uud foreclosed.
Audit is further ordered, that this rule Ih> published in
one of the public gazettes of tho city nf Savannah, once a
a mouth lor four month*, or u copy thereof be served on
tin- said .luuies M. Roberts, or bis special agent or attor
ney, nt least three mouths before tlie next Term of this
Court.
The foregoing is u true extract from the minntca of the
Superior Court of Wavii" County, nt its November Term,
1566. JAMES IIIGIIS.MITH, Cl k S. C. W. C.
dee 4
WANTED TO HIRE,
B Y THE YEAR, 50 likely Negro fellows, to Work at
the Parks .Minn, Columbia Co., Guorghk Liberal
wages will be paid. Apply to
MOV 88—lm C. A^ L. LAMAK._
WANTED,
S IX OR EIGHT good Negro bauds, for tho steamer
l has. Hartridgc. Apply to
(loo 1 HKItillAM, KELLY A CO.
WANTED,
I AN D WARRANTS. The highest going rates will be
J paid for Laud Warrants, by
nov 21 SPENCER CURRELLA CO.
TO BIIK KMAKEKM.
W ANTED '/DO,tk>0 Brick. For p/irlieubirs, enquire of
tho mihscrihor, on the second story of the 8orrcl
Building. nov 24 JOHN .< NORRIS. Architect.
WANTED,
T O PURCHASE, Second-hand Wine nnd Porter Bottles.
Apply to T. J. WALSH, No. 170liny street,
nov 8
WANTED.
$/Wk AOA RUSH ELS of OY STER SHELLS to be
11MLUUU delivered within the next six months.—
Apply to (oci 23 C. A. L. LAM A U.
FOUND,
A SMALL ROLL OFMONEY’, which the owner can
have by calling at this Office, identifying tho same,
and paying for this advertisement. iiov 21—tf
AT COST PRICE!
W. D. ZOGISAUM
Idt- CO. have received
■aTY^rtsomo first class J. Chick-'
« I I '< ring and J. Gilln rt A . _
Six aud Si-ven Octave PIANOS, ou commission, of
which they are authorised to dispose
AT COST PRICK
For diimhilHy they can be fully warranted, whilst their
volume of tone is acknowledged by the most critical con-
uoiscut'H.
Purchasers and especially the ladles, aro respectfully
invited to view these Instruments.
W. D. 7.0GBAUM A CO.,
nov 20 No*. Irt7 Bryan and ffl Ft. Jiilien streets.
FOR NEW YORK.—OLD ESTABLISHED
LINK—The brig MARY, Walker, master, will
I»4*ha\,- despnteli us above. For freight, apply on
board at Telfair's Wliurf, or to
nov 23 _ BRIGHAM. KELLY A 00.
POli PHILADELPHIA.—Brig GKO.
WHITNEY’. Raker master, having most of her
cargo engaged, will have quick desputeli as above. For <
freight or passage, apply to
16 _ BRIGHAM, KELLY’A CO. |
“ FOR BALTIMORE.-The m l.r. WlHlIb 1
. ***»5. ,, l! 11K J I-:, White, master, will have dispatch for
tlieabove port. Foj freight or imssagu, upply on board ,
nt Tclfnlr'a 11’hnrf, or to
nov-SI IIHIOHAM. KELLY A CO.
■m. WANTED TO CHARTER.—A vessci
^jCKto I-Kid with Timber nnd Lumlxr, for St.Johns
NTH. Apply to CARLKTON A PARSONS.
Iiov 21
FOR NEW _ YORK-Hrig'AUmTsTA7stone
^)(Jguia--t<-r. will meet with despatch for tho uhove
port. For freight engagements, apply to
nov 21 __ DANA k WASHBURN.
FOIl FREIGHT OR CHARTER
.FOR AN EASTERN OR NORTHERN PORT.—The
hr. J. A. STANLEY’, Capt. Simmons, is reudy to
•ceive freight or churtc-r as uliovo. Apply to
nov it Howland $ box.
^ WANTED TO CHARTER.—A Vessel
OEg^nbout tho cap:u'ity of 250 casks Bin
At Private Sale.
A Family, consisting of—
A YVonmn, 60 years old.
A Man, 27 “
A Roy, 20 •«
A Girl, 10 «
A Boy, 18 “
A Boy, 10 «
Tho above Negroes aro likoly aud young fluid bands.
Hold for no fault. nov 2U
Administrator’s Halo. *'
On tlie flrst TUESDAY’ in Juutiary next, before tho Court
lloiise In the city ofHavannah, between tho legal hours
of sale,
A Negro Man, William, aged 46 years, belonging to tho
estate of Mrs. Ann K. Guinn, by permission ofthuCmirt of
ordinary. GKO. P.IIAItltlHON, Adm’r.
uov 2D
18Y OUTAVDM COHEN.
Brandies nt Auction.
On WEDNESDAY next, .Dec. 6, at 11 o’clock, will bo
suld in front of Htoro.
2 Il'f Pipes “ l'inutt Castlllon Co’’ Champagne Brandy.
6 “ •• “ Cognac dark u
I u u J. k H. Martoll “ “ •
1 “ “ A. Brillouu • • •
1 “ “ Gautier Frcn-s • “ ■
2 “ “ J. B.Goddnrd ■ Pule •
4 Qr. “ Giles Beecker • “ "
0 “ M Plnett Castlllon Ox • Dark “
3 “ “ Ibisleau “ “ •
2 “ “ LIlH-rtv • • •
1 * “ L’arinifla ffiguetto ■ • ■
2 “ M Maglony ■ • •
2 “ “ J. II. Gisldanl - " •
2 “ “ Brisqiiolt, Tuchoe Co" M ■
1 “ “ James Mans u m m
1 “ “ Gautier Freers “ • “
1 “ “ lleiiuiitt A Co " • «
1 “ “ Tiiriu-uiid “ • «
Terms.—Sums under $100, cash, from $100 to $300,00
days, over $300 4 months for approved endorsed notes.
uuv27
THIS DAY, nt 12 o’clock, In front of store, will lm sold,
300 Ilum|iers English Potatoes (damaged.)
Terms rash. dec 1
r EY tlYP^rJUm^rOK
1 EXECUTOR'S SALE.
O N tho first TUESDAY’in Juuuarv next, in front of tho
Court House, between the legal hours of sale, will lie
sold, In compliance with the last will and testament of
late Dorothea Abrahams, tho following valuable City pro
perty, l» longing to said estate :
Half l/»t No. 4 in fee simple; Laroche, Tythlng Heath-
court YVnnl, next to the residence of .1. YV. Muri el, with
the brb k two*lorv dwelling, store and cellar, fronting on
ithmgliton streef, now iM-rfljueu i>j ... i. , la , v f u „iily
grocery, subject to a lease of three years from first ol tel>-
ruary next.
Lot No.3. Liberty YYnrd.with tliotwotonement twostory
Woodun dwelling, frontiugon Uroughton street, with car
riage houses, stables and kiti lien. Tlie lot is subject to All
annual ground rent to tho City of £27.60 (twenty-seven
dollars and fifty cents.)
, Also, Lot No. 10. Jackson YY'nnl, on which Is a lnrgo two
) Morv wooden dwelling on uliiglilirick basement, fronting
on Hull street, witli carriage Imiiso and stable; ou Iho
Southwest corner of said lot, is a small twostory wooden
dwi-Bingonuhigh brick basement,fronting also on Hull
slrcet, with carriage house and stable; this lot is subject
to an annual ground rent of $33.12 (thirty-three dollurs
and twelve cents.
The above proiierty will he sold without reserve.
Terms—Dne-tiiird rn»b, one-thin) three mouths rredit,
and remaining third four mouth*credit, secured by mort
gage of the property, and policy of iiisiiruuee traiisferrod.
J. DKLAMOTTA,
nov 16 Executor Dorothea Abrahams.
.Executor s Sale.
Bv Virtue of ft Decree of tho Huix-rlor Court of Chatham
County, I will offer for Bain, before tho Court House in
tho City of Savannah,
On tho first TUKHDAY In January, Mug 1st January,
I860, tho following property, belonging to tht cstato of
the late Thomas Green. Kale to commence at 11 o clock:
All that Timet of Land on Hutchinson's Island, opposite
tho City of Savannah, coubifnlng about four hundred
acros (400 acres;) bounded north by Back rtver, cant by
lands of the estate of W. W. Starke, ami wost by Judge
King’s land. This tract is divided in five Hots, for pro-
dm liveness, this laud is unsurpassed by any iu tho low
country of Georgia; It Is subject to dry culture; tho river
bunks being short, they ure easily kept In order.
Alxntt 1,60(1 foot river front, run off In lots of different
lengths, suitable for wharves, luiiitior yards, Ac. 1'lic river
is deep near the wuter line, being 16 lo HI feet, a short
distance from low water mark.
Plans of the plantation und wharf lots can Iw seen at
tho Counting Room.
Xlso,
Tli" following lots of land:
No. 104,30 District., Marion co., ICO aero*.
131.11
214, 4 # “
114, Pg “
36il, 13 “
179, 8 “
62,11 “
107, 13 “
26,12 “
300, 12 “
307.12 “
1.13 M
2.13 “
30, 13 -
32,13 “
68,18 “
135,11 “
77,17 “
300, 2,3“
10,21,3“
82,14,3“
201, 7,3“
1W, 7,3“
10,21 “
152,25,2“
1 70,13,7“
1 775,21,3“
' 788,15,2“
Randolph co., 2u2G£ a
Randolph cn.,202;^ m
I/-e co., 202)^ nen
Miinroe eu., 200 a
F«ll it ENT*
Two largo ami commodious brick storer, In the
rear of tho old Steamboat Co’s Yard, Irom let
iil "B Juno to 1st November, IS’.S, with Hie privilege
of continuing Hie rent lor ii longer poriod.
Apply at ibis office. may 84—tf
TO RENT, -
A TENEMENT in Cussol Row. Apply tn
nov 20—2wlm
ALEX. A. SMETH.
COHENS A IIEIIT/..
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.—
iiiasti-r. Ajudy to
<i-£>
(5g2jTlie sebr. ANANDALE, Hu
nov 8 CARLKTON A PARSONS.
Smoke Good Segars!
I HAVE RECEIVED by recent arrivals tlie following
brand*, in udditioii to my stock of CHOICE SEGARS,
so universally acknowledged by Judges of the article, as
“JUST THE THIWOI"
Coucliltu 0|N-ra. 1st lk-scubrlerta,
Excelsior Superior, l.i Prontitiid,
Consolacion, Lit Vigilcncia, tiutierrez Operas,
nov 24 M. MOLINA.
JAS. R. DICKSON,
Lire anil Fire Insurance Agent,
W ILL TRAY EL through Central and Upper Georgia
and Tennessee, duly authorized by responsible
Companies, to solicit and receive ap|dicniions from pur-
ties wishing their lives or property Insured,
lie will also act as agent for the Savannah Republican,
llefurs to .Messrs. YVcbster A Palmes, YVm. King, Ken
nedy A Reach. .1. M. Norwood, P. YV. Alexander, Y’. YV.
Skiff, Savannah. nov ft—tf
" B. m7bLiOUNT,
COLLECT INI* AGENT*
DARIEN, GEORGIA,
W OI'I.D respectfully refer nurilos to tho f.dlowlng
gentlemen: Alexander .Yfltchell. T. P. I’ea-e and
Jacob Hiikenlioiigh, Darien, Ga.; Samu-.d Palmer ti Son,
itvunnuh ; M. P. Mtacuy, E.q., I'hnrloston, S. U.; F. J.
WANTED,
— TO CHARTER, several VESSELS to load with
Timber and Lumber, for England, France, and tlu-
i tawtNorth of Europe. Apply tn
nov 89 __ CARL Kl’PING.
VESSELS WANTED.
Vessel to load from Jacksonville, Fla., to
Philadelphia.
-ssel to Isold from Jacksonville, Fla., to Roslon.
A Y’essel to Isold from Darien, Geo., to Thomastnn, Me.
For which a liberal freight will lie paid. Apply to
nov 23 YVAVEIl A CONSTANTINE.
viTnVel "w a N I ID.
A Vessel from 400 to 60ti ton* lo loud with
sawed I.umber for Cadez, For which a libe-
ral Irelght will he pnlil. Apply lo
nov J! _ C( >|| EN8 & II ERT7.._
ft FOR FREIGHT OR CII AUTEUi-Tlio brig i
■lEOLL’S, Knowlton, master. Apply lo t
IB OGDEN, BTARR A CO. j
Jffa FOR HALE.—FREIGHT OR QU ARTER-The
®$Mb3i'c sclir MARIETTA HAND, well suited lor
carr>ing Oralo or Uoiion, will i*h« or nhurivr. ,
pitroimsoU on application m Onpt Torry, on 1
HOUSE FOR NALL.
M That largo mid oonnno lious Dwelling for
merly occupied by Dr. YVIIdumu. sHiialed on a
rail and half lot at tho corner ofHouth Uroad und
Abercorn sti eels In this city. Terms liberal. Apply to
nov 3 BACON fc LEVY.
I’D RENT*
M TWO TENEMENTS In Gordon Black, front
ing Chutliam Square, and well furnished with
wnicr, gas, stable.*, fee. Possession given 1st
November. EDWARD G. WILSON, Agent,
oct 10 No. 7-J Bryan Hiieet.
' FOR RENT.
M TIIE EASTERN TENEMENT of Brick Build
ing, corner of Abeco n and Jones Street
Apply lo
oct 20 IIOLCOMIIE, JOHNSON II CO.
acres.
Craw ford r
Dooly co., 250 acres.
Dooly co., 250 acres.
Dooly co., 260 acres.
Dooly co., 260 acres.
Dooly co., 21 -acres.
Dooly co., 2.V) nm-s.
Dooly co., 250 acccs.
Dooly co., 250 acres.
Dooly co., 260 acres.
Early.
Baker co,, 260 acre*.
Thomas co., 260 acres.
Paulding co., 40 ucrus.
Gordon co., 40 acres.
Gordon co., 100 acres.
Gordon co., 100 acres.
Gordon co., liK) acres.
Colih co., 40 acres.
Murray co., 100 acres.
Murray co., ICO acres.
Cherokee co., 40 uere*.
Clu-rokco co., 40 acres.
. , ... Fannin co., 40 ncres.
“ 278.12,1 “ Lumpkin co., 40 acre*.
M 4040,12,1 “ Luui|ikin co., 40 ueres.
453,13,1“ Lumpkin co., 40 acre*.
“ 250,12,1“ Forsyth co., 40 acre*.
*• 316,12,1 “ Forsyth co., 40 ncres.
it “ 2, in Hqiiaro No. 16, Wost Point, Go.
auio,
Ti.a undivided half of
it “ 615, 4. 3, Cos* co., 40 m-r-s.
“ 308, 8.4. YVnlkcr co., liW) acres.
“ 804,12,1, Lumpkin co., 40 acres.
“ 23,18,2, Cold) co., 40 acres.
“ 172, 8,3, Paulding co., 40 acres.
Two-seventh of Isits—
No. 8S3, 2,4, I’olk co., 40 acres.
“ 80, 2, ltuliun co ,400 ueres.
Fifteen (15) Negroes: Frank, Jim, Joe, Eliza, Daniel,
llarhord, Mary, Clmla, Judy, George, Lttlu Jim, JobIiiio,
\ irgll, Alfred. Monmlny.
One plantation fiat (nearly new,) one wagon, cornshel.
It-rs. corn fans, ploughs, hoes, spades, one thrashing uin
chine, Ac., Ac.
ms: fn tin-Innd nnd wliarf lots ono-thlrd rash. hn!>
olio ami two years, bearing interest from the day oi
mile, srciired by mortgage aud personal security. For tho
lots of land, negroes ami plantation utensils, cash; pur
chasers paving for titles, mortgages und all necessary pa
pers. ' ibc 1 JNO. C. EEll It I EL. Executor.
V Charleston Courier, Augusta Hentinel und Columbu-
Inquirer, ropy onco ja-r week for three weeks, und senu
hills to this office.
Auction Sales.
BY HELL A FREN I INN.
rHorctssoss TO PniLaairic 41 Nab
TO-MUUItuW, at 11 o’clock, In front of store:
Tho usual assortment of Groceries, Provisions, Liquors,
Crockery ami Glass YVare, Dry Goods, now Mid second
hand Furniture, Clothing, Fancy Articles, Clocks. Watch-
, ' ““h before delivery.
N. B-—All articles imrchawtl at auction and not settled
for la-fore tho next regular sale, will be aold on account
and risk of Tomicr purclinser. dec 4
Indian Pony at l’rlTute^Bale.
A very fine “Creek” Imllau Haddle Pony. Sold for
no fuiilt. nov 26
Administrator's K»i«.
On TUF.KDAY, 11th of D«-< emlMir next, *ui o’clock, will
he sold ut tlie Marshall House, BroiigWton street,
All tho Furniture In said House, consisting of a Urge and
complete assortment for said lloh-1 of Parlor, Chamber and
Kitchen Furniture; also an Omnibus and Belief Harms#
for lour burse*. Sold as tho perishablo property belonging
to the estate of A. 11. Hartwell, doceaswl, by permission of
tho Court of Ordinary and per order of tho Administrator,
for the benefit oftluicredlbnannd heir* of said estate.
Terms cash. A. BON AUD, Temporary Adm’r.
N. II. A nitaloguoof tho articles can bo seen on applica
tion ut our Counting Rooms, or lo tho Administrator.
ALSO,
The lease of the Mundiall House can bo treated for pre
vious to the day of side, on application to A. BONAL'D or
Mrs. MARY 5IAK8HALL. nor 18
Hummer Residences—Eight Lot* of Land at Auction.
On TUKHDAY, 4th Decemlier next, at 11 o'clock, in front
of Court House,
Eight Lots, each about twenty acres, situated In
ChatTinm county, between tho Cnuston Bluff and Bona-
venture roads, about 3 miles from tho city.
On these Lots ure high, healthy situations for settlo-
inents, good planting lands, n plenty of timber ami good
water, which mukc them very di-slrublo for conntry sum
mer residences, and gurdens. They have recently lwea
surveyed, and plan can be seen nt our Counting Room.—
They will lie sold ouo with a privilege of tho whole.
Ti-rms cosh. nov 20
RANSOM STOVE WORKS,
dim.mi LifrioN.
T HE firm of CRANE k RODGERS was dissolved
on tho 12th Inst, by inutunl consent. Either party
will use tho natnoof tho firm In closing Its piesent busi
ness. II- A. CRANE,
J. G. RODGERS,
COPARTNERSHIP.
T HE undersigned have entered Into copartnerahlp,
under the firm or RODGERS sc NORRIS, far tha
Iranian ion of a general Grocery business, at the old
stand of Crane It Rodgers, corner of Bay and Lincoln
street*. JAMES O, RODGERS,
JAMES A. NORRIS.
HavanualNMny 12, 1855 may 18— tf
DISSOLUTION.
T HE copartnership heretofore existing nnder the firm
nruvESK a. nichols Is tills d*>- dissolved by
inutunl content. ,11. MORSE will continue (ho business
nt the old stand, 155 Uroughton street. ADotlie manu
facturing und Jobbing work al the shop In Jefferson
street.
The unsettled business of Ihe Arm will bo attended to
by him, and to whom all accouu.s and notes due June
1st, must bo paid Immediately.
MORSE it NICHOLS,
Savannah, August 1st, 1855,aug 1—tf
NALE OF CHOCTAW Oil PHAN LAN UN
IN HI ISM I MSI PPL
Dkfartmknt or Tint Intcriok, !
Office of Indian Affiirs, August 13, 1855.
T)UI1LIC NOTICl. Is hereby given, that the several !
1 pieces or parcels of (ami lierHuuiter described, !
lyi'ig iu the counties of I'allaiiuiclie, Vulubmn i, Holmes t
Lowndes, uud Bolivar, iu llio Htato of Mississippi, wi'l,
al the Ho es und pluee destguuied,lm exposed tor sule
in aruarute quarter te lions, ut public auction, to Iho , ’ iih’ “si7.i v^ir'
liiglierl bidder lor cash, by commissioners to he op- I Bock, h*ip, bJ V> all-street, New York.
I oluted on hulmll'ol ihuCnoclaw orphans, by the gov- i Darien,* ict., ihjj.
criiiiietil. us tlieir trustee, under Ihe provision of the
fitli clause ol the iUlli article of the Choctaw treaty oi
1830, viz:
On Mouday, the 3d day of Decemlier, 1855, at the
court liouscdoor Iu Colfk-bvitle, tlie following tructsfn
Y'ulohuslia county:
.iff in tuwnthip twtnty-tkreeri'A) raugc light (8) east
All ol section thirty-three (33;)
The west half aud souilieusi quarter of secllou twen
ty eight (28;)
Tlie east half of section twenty nine (20;)
Thu northeast quurtor oi seciiou Burly ouo (31;)
The mirth half o! section llilr»y-lwo (32;) and
The west hull of secllou thirty lour (34)
And ut ihe same time and jdace, the lollnwlmr des
cribed irucl in the adjoining rungu in t'uahuma county,
For Sale or Lease,
Si A FARM, four iiilh-s from tin- i ify, contain-
^*ing Fifty A< ii-s of Laud, u jiortioii of which D
'b up-d und luider « ultivutiun, the bidunci- well
i*— wiHjdcd.
hirgi- quantity of manure Is now upon tho land, suf-
nt for anotlu-r sensun's cron; also, tho present win-
r-)|i of vcgcluhli-s ar«- now In a fine stute for market.
* Mion given iniiue-dint) iv, as the owner wishes to
A ii v jiorson desirous
>» NG. 143 ll 'riimu^ st..
‘ MG.NTStOLl.I.'v Siifilc-.
Also, n j*iir of Fine Young Mub
If a place, would do well to
HT.. oral M<ssr*. YVYLI.Y’
FOIl SALE.
jfff. 1,013 ACKr.. Oi \\ I.I.IrTIMIIKRED DINK
ytflPil.AND, on tli- ug , I:iv—i. iu Bull—h Co.,
None of the Ln„^.,.^ T i.ih r iwliu h j,
.■ •I— IIm- u-.imy in tli" Htute.i lm< h,-i h—ii , ut off,
- Hi
i furlln-st of it is not uiuro than two
Apply to YVM. YVit iu I IT.'”
V 24
Valuable Savannah River Tide Swamp
RICH IiAIVDS FOR. 8ALO.
I I’ltGl’OHH to* II my RICE LANDS on |/hi
*f*^,lshmd ami Augustinu I'rei-k.aiuniinting to ahout
I.DjO ncres, of which ahout 700 acres are ituprovi-d
ii mi in good pluming order, together with a ilwel-
•• 1 u-i-, overw or * house, negro quarters ami brick
1 witli steam tlinwln-r. Tins ppqe-rly i* divlsihle
'•In- plnntnl,)-ii* coiilaihiiig friuii 130 to I70iuti*
: "ilh Inali groiiml setll im nt* attached to each. I
- II us purchitsers may desire, iu one body or sepa-
I ,| ill also sell aiioiit 130 NegriHSi, bred on the place,
oi> uig m 1,1,111 are an unusual proportion of young men
I * II —|| tin- Kiro Dtnds all or iu part, with or with
’ 'Y<rrm-s.
tli''Limls, part rash, the remnlncr on time. For
Mi'ii r l’ !,r lleulnrs, enquire of Messrs. HURT. IIA BEK-
II "I A HUN, or on tlie premise*, to
»•'<* 2*- emllm YV. V. HAMEL.
FOR MAI, lil .
J-Vv (V*l ACHES of Land, lying in Heriven county,
Zjfcsudon tile Ogeeelieo River, 62 miles from therlty,
T^'okI the C. It. It. riiniiliig through it; 76 acres of
,-7-JW 'Mihiml nii'l ii portion of tie- buy land cleared ami
h'd'", the hallinee WI-II tilllhered With pin- Wild
'•'""Wth. Tin-liny hind Is equally as gmsl nnd f'-rtil-
i, '* “.<'«s’| M 'rV’ or *• Vouiig's" liny*, it lying h-lueeii
i" * 1 '" hiiprovi-iiieiitsnreu 11.Jstory frnnu- Dwelling,
i, ' will, fi>-room* niul nil nee-s*iiry "iilliuihl-
1,11 ■"ultli of the l's'uti"i Is on good ns liny in tlm
""(i). On Hi- place is ii fin— I'eiieh orelinrd nml
1 “ U|'l'"i,s of Ii ill), with the pluee fan he bought
«,, ! ’ " s ofC'iMb-uml Hogs, Ae., nml ii gissl assortment
l„,H"i-l-im-nt*, If the purcluixer wlsln*. For
h ,, :"Dpiyto w.M. yvrigiit.
The south half of socllon thlrtceu township twenty
sir («fi,) range sect a (7) west.
Du Muuduy.lhe BUh ul December, 1855, ut tho court
house door ill Churleston, Tulluliwlcliiu county, tho fol
lowing described tracts ol laml in said ci only, viz:
In township twenty four (24,) range two (2) east.
All of sections threu (3;> leu (iU,) aud tinny llirco
(33;>
The east ball'section (4;)
Tlie southwest qmirtorol section nine (0 )
The north hull'und southwest quarter ot section twen
ty two (22;)
The wes, half of section twenty five, (25)
Thu north liu.r ol section twenty six (2ti;)
The west hull'of section twenty seven (2i;)
Tlie northwest quarter of seclien Ihiriy lour (34.) and
Tlie uorlli hull ol the northwest quarter uml west
hall of the northeast quarter ol section thirty six (30)
In township twntyJive (25) range two (2) cast.
All of section twenty seven (27,) twenty eight (28,)
and twenty nine (20;)
Tiiu iinriht-asi quarter of section lour (4;)
Tlie southwest quarter uf section twenty two [22;,
The southwest quarter of secllou twenty thruo [23,]
And Ihe east hall of suction thirty [30.J
In township twenty jour [24J range three [3J east
All ol aeclhmilircu |3,J
Too east liuifoi the northeast quarter of secllou two
2,J and
Tlie nortlu-nst quarter of so -tlon four [4.]
In township twenty five [25J range three [31 east.
Tho southwest quurlerol seuiion lourteen i 14;]
The soutlieusi quarter of section fllu-on[l5;)
The southwest quurler ofsection tw nty five [25;]
The soulliwcst quurler of section twenty slx(2fi;j
Tlie s'liitheust quurler of section thirty three [J3j and
I lie s utlie ml quurler of secllou thirty four [34J
On Alomlnv.lhe I7lh duyol December, 1855, ul tho
court liiniM! dour in the town of Lexington, liulmescoum
l,., me lullowlug described tracts of lund in said county,
viz:
In township sixteen [10] range one [l] west.
'I tie west ballot suction fifteen[15]mid
Tiio west hull aud southeast quuriCr of section twen-
y two [2*. |
Intnwuship fifteen [l.»,] range one [I j weal.
The southeast quarter ot secllou twenty 1.20].
i Hi Huturdoy, the *22d of December, IHj5, ut the cour
bouse il.mr In the town of Columbus, the lollnwlug de
scribed quarter section uf lurid In Ixiwndus county
viz:
The northwest quurler of section twenty two [22J
town-tup nim-ti'cu [lOi range seventeen [I7J east.
i M the ulmvo described Isnds, sovonty-two quarters!
sei-U 'in, W.-.u selected Iu IKI4, ul U llinu Wlu-li some o
•Hie In-si Imids in I lit) “into wen- mi.n cuplt-d uud lump-
proprluted , und Iho oilier five quurler sections uud unu-
eighth acre lot, or eighth of u section, huvu been acquir
ed in Hi-llluineiii Irom debtors to tlie orphan fund. J'ho
lute commissioner to settle will, debtors to Glut f nml de
scribes the lauds nluivo offered lor ule ns nclug, “ al
most without uu exception, rich uud fertile, well and
advaubigrv>usly l»cui«-d, tn*uy ol Ihviu considerably I in
pro veil," uml us being “largely enhanced In value by tlie
suUluiueiil,Improvement, prosperity, und excellent pop
ulation of the section in winch they lie," and “eminent
ly adapted" for planting purpose*. *
An appraisement of these reserves, showing their
VuIuo.miiiI Ihe minimum prlcnul which each tract, re
spectively, mny he sold, will be inmlo' prior lo the dales
of rale.
Incuses where Iho purchaser or purchasers of any
tract hIiuB full to comply with the Bum* of sale, tne laml
purchuBcd will he resold ut III* or tlieir expeiiso and
risk.
Till) lltle lo llii-sa lands Is believed to be liidlNpiiluhle
hut il, lit any cm*'. In adverse clulin shall he net up
llm right ul the orphans will lie dulunued by the govern
merit, a* llmir guurdimi.
Tho uhove sates will commence al Ihe places named
at 12 o’clock ol uuaiiday, and coiillnuu until the lauds
are nil offered.
Ell A It I, EH E. MIX,
sept 'j - ,u wiDoc) Acting Commissioner.
MRS. lilt. tl NMMillAM’S SCHOOL
WAS OPENED ON TUB
f'irftt INondny in November.
M RH. C. would Inform her friend* t!iat*thero are a few
vacancies which limy bo filled by applying inline-
diuti-ly. A few young Ludies would he received Into tho
family as Imnrdiug scholars, where they will receive tho
kindest cure uml attention.
Mr. MASSON, Teacher of tho French Language. Resi
dence North side of Liberty street, 4 doors ubova Bur-
nurd. nov 22
M I LL & WILCOX,
DE1VTISTS,
Office over DoYViil & .Morgan's 8tore
on Congress Street.
SAVANNAH, OA,
oct 4—ly
Jtll'SICAlTcAltD.
JULIUS ZZAnZUG,
Professor of siltisir,
Respectfully offer Ills services to tho
citizen* of Savannah. 1
To be lound at YV. D. Zogbaum’s
Music Store
oct I—3m
4
IIATMI II ATM 11 HATS III
JUST RECEIVED, a fresh lot of those lino Mole
skin und Soft HATH, of the latest patterns und
colors, ut tho
STAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
147 Ray stree
r to
r uan on puretinsoO on application (
* -t Anderson’s upper wharf, or .
ROWLAND ft PON
FOR MALE,
A BALTIMORE BUILT A 1 CLIPPER BRIG of
,200 tons burthens; carries l.suo barrels; four
old; coppered and copper-fastened; In com
plete order for any voyage. For terms, apply t"
m»v 20 COIIKNH * HERTZ.
TO KENT.
M A brick store and dwelling, corner of Charlton
ami Jefferson streets. Apply lo
sept25 _ WYLLY to. .MONTMOLLIN
OPENING FALL ANII WINTER illlLI-
NllltV GOODS.
51RS. C. FREELAND will open llils day, 18th
of October, n largo and selected assortment of
goods, couslsllngor French, Silk, uml Satin
pattern lloniiois; also a clioico lot of plain nnd colored
Straws. Ribbons, Velvets. Laces, Flowors, Fealbors,
Embroideries, Dress Caps nml Head Dresses.
Ilotmels Cleaned and Pressed.
N. IL And this Season, in the Dress making depart
ment, she * ill be enabled to please her customers In
! every respect os to Fitting, Making aud Trlmlng. as she
I has advantages of procuring tlie best amt most ap-
! proved Paris' Fashions, monthly, having also engaged
i the services of a competent person from tho North.—
; Hite will pay particular attention to tho Maklug, Braid
ing nnd Embroidering of Children's Dresses. Dresses
imule In the most rashlonnblo manner In twenty-four
hours. 174, UROUGHTON HTItEET,
mi ih Opposllti Hi. Autlrowa Hall.
TD IIOI NEKEEI’EIIN.
D.YNIKI. CRONIN, HPII0..8TKUER, 2G BRYAN-ST.
\V70ULD rospecllully announce to the citizens ol
V Y Havnunali, Hint he is rendy lo make and put down
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Matting, Ace., ul tho shortest notice
nnd on iho most reasonable terms, 3mo—oct 3
TO RENT.
jT/M A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, corner ot
ili l’ r * c0 md Ht. Julian streets, very low, IT upj>li«-tl for
L^Louti. Apply at this office, or to
J. H. MAYER,
Broughton st., 2 doors west of Judge Berrien's,
dec 1—tf
ply
FOR RENT,
S THE YVIIARFHTOKB to No. 172 Buy Street, well
1 adapted for storage of cotton or mcrclmmll/.c. Ap- !
iply to m.v 2S BAYNAHI) A UiiWLAND.
FOR It I N i
Y The Front Office, No. 172 Bay street, well fitted \
j| up for Cotton office, with two stories beneath, well ;
ittulupted for storogu of cotton or inerclmmlisc. Ap-
to BAYNARD & HOWLAND.
FOR SALE.
•J7/M A DYVKLLIXU HOUSE In good order, with a lot
ii'iKl and n half of luml, a flue situation, forsiile low. Ap- !
jm.pl.vto A. YVILIG'lt,
nov 10 Gen'l Ins. Ag't and broker. 1
liiSl
FOR MALE,
A LOT IN YVIIITKSV1LLK, near the30mile sta- I fur them.
TO YOUNG MEN.
A Another supply of Genius' Inst nnd nmrh nil
mired stylo of Dress Silk lints, received by last
Hteumer nt the Hat and Cup Htore, 153 Congress
street, Iiov27 N. K. IIAHXUM.
DVIKU AND UB\0VATIIVU ESTABLISHMENT.
73 A'ork-Mt., near tlie Court llouae,
SAVANNAH, OA
73’o$ esTut.isitr.nix 1832. 47/73
T HE Subscriber, grateful to his patrons and friends
for tlu-lr continued favor*, would state that, in ad
dition to the improveiit* iu Dying acquired by him
(luring his lust visit to England and Scotland, bus made
arrangements for extending Ills business, by which lie is
now eimhlcd to Dye a greater variety of Colors on Silk
and YVoolon Dresses, Hhull*, Ac., which he trusts will
gem-rally plcnse all who may fuvor him with their
patronage.
Gentlemen's Garments Dyed, Cleaned or Renovated, as
muv Im- required, iu the same *ti|>erior style which has gen
erally so much pleased Ids pat roiisaml friends.
1 .allies' lloniiets Dyed, llh-nehcd nml Pressed in the most
fisliionnlile style*. Orders from the country punetuidly
al tended to. Terms moderate. YVIu-n pan els are sent l>y
*tenmhont or railroad, word upoiild he sent Idm by letter
through the Post Office, so tlmt lie may know where to call
lion C. It. It., on wldcli I* a small Htore. Corn House I
JhmIhi'1 Stables. Any person wishing to pun'huso, will I
apply to lh»- subscriber on Ihe premises, if sjii.J Lot i*
not sold by the first Monday In January, it will he offered (
at public outcry, at tlx- Court House in'Springfield on that i
day. nov 8—flw AM0H F. RAILS'. I
TO RENT.
THAT. DKHIRARLE BRICK STORE situated on |
4!!.'] Whitaker street, next door to the corner of Bay aud
A*ml opposite Swift & Co. apply to I
nov fith YVM. YVRIGIIT. |
Juiil3
A LEX AN’DKROA LL0YVAY.
TO KENT.
M ONE of tho tenements on Lincoln street, bo- [
tween Congress ami hi. Julian streets. Terms »
moderate, nnd |iO*«essloii given immediately.— |
Enquire or oct 30 J. F. GAMMON, j
TO REVL
M Four of tiio five tenement Houses, situated oil i
corner of Jones aud Abcrcorn streets. Kent
$250 per annum. Possession given Immediately.
Also, the store on Bull street opposite tho Post Office.
Inquire of A. HON A HD,
uug 14 Comoro! Bay and Bull streets.
Carpeting, Curtains, Shades, &c.
K Y THE STEAMER of Saturday, 24th Inst., wo have
received, ill udditiun to our present Stock, a largo
uud beautiful assortment of Two uml Three Ply CARPET
ING, which wo are prepared to exhibit, and which, for
patterns and quality, nre not to bu Mirpu*«cd in this city.
Our stock of laiiee, Muslin, Satin, DcLainc nnd Damask
Curtains und Window Shade*, is now complete. The at
tention of our friends nnd tin 1 public generally, are Invi
ted Bran examination of these Goods, which we will sell
oil ri-nsonuhlu terms. A1KIX Si BURNS,
nov 20
A
HATS AND OAFS m
Corner Barnard & Brougliton-SU. ""6$
!-M,K DATS.
SOFT HATH, of all descriptions.
CAPS nf every STYLE ami QUALITY.
Low for Cash or oooii Ckkdit. C< >RN ER OF
oc.8 IJan BROUGHTON it BARNARD.
J. n. UILMORZ.
IRA DURSLET.
J. R. GILMORE & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
wmw YORK.
Particular attention given w> tin. sate ol Cotton. Rice,
Sic., ami liberal cash advances iimdc on consignments.
JtI’.FKItKNCK8:—Hunter A Guiniuell, Huvanmih, Ga.;
0.0. Parsley, Esq., President Commercial Bank, Kidder A
Martin, ,1. H. Fhuim-r, Esq., YVilmington, N. c.
nnv 15—ly
1880. MixjXiXms lose.
PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS* ALMANAC,
For tlie States of Carolina and Georgia,
For tlie Ymr of our Lord IMflfl.
Received nml fur sale, whoh-sal" and retail, by
YV A KNOCK A DAVIS,
Bookseller* und Slationers, No. 150 Congrss street,
nnv 22
C 1IIAFFE1L AiCO. liavo a large and well selected
J stock of White Leads, Fn-iieh ami American Zinc*,
Chromes, Ar„ ground in Oil and Dry Linseed, and Sperm
Oils, Painter*' Masons'. Whitewash and Cotton Marking
Brushes, winch we aro prepared Is ss$Lrliea|M.rthnnever
offered in this market, nnv 20— ti
RAN ANII HAY.—In slore and for salu by
iiov'27 WILLIAMS A RATCLIFF.
FOR RENT*
S LEEPING APARTMENTS.—The Third Story Room*
of the brick building adjoining tlie offiee of the sub
seriher. nov 28—Il ^ C. A. L. LAMAR.
1JATKNT TRLMMEH.'—.Inst receTvisLJTfuii'sup
i ply of llm various styles of Trusses adapted to ull
eases of Hernia. For *ule by
nov U .IDS. M.TURN KR,'’Agent, Market Square.
At'KEItKL, Ate.—30 bids. No. 2 MackereT,
i-w.l 25 hair IiIi|h. No. 2 Mneki-n-l, BH) l.hls. No. 3
•1,30 kils Salmon, list lioxi-sHeah-d lli-rriiig*.4,000
lbs CimIIIsJi. Just received per brig Camhiee, ami for sale
by WEBSTER A PALMES.
0u' News and Georglnn copy. iiov 13
I XANTEIIN HAY.—900 huh * Eastern Hay, direct
2J fmui Maine, landing per ship llotumla, for sale l.y
nov 17 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO.
B
M-1
FOU MALE.
M That commodious and desirable residence situ-
tiled on Lot No. 31, Liberty Ward, fronting on
Mouth llroad, near West Brand el [ cc i*'. T 1 '?
houso Is Hiihsianiitilly built of bricks, is well flluished
In every part, and fitted up with gas nnd wHter fix ture*.
It also lias an excellent pump In the yard nnd a (lower
garden attached to tho premises, together with all tie-
cessnry out buildings.
Tho property can bo Inspected by any one desirous of
purchasing. For terms, apply lo
sep 18—tf Tllos. ||. HARDEN. Trustee.
FOIl MALE) , n „
M A Two and a Hall Story Wooden Dwelling,
on llrick Huseiuout, near the corner Montgomery
ami Liberty streets, on leo simple lot Jo by <0 ft,
Tho houso is In good repair, and has beon recently ren-
ovnted and paitiled. It also hu* gn* and wnler. Iiotand
cold, fine bath room, 4tc. For i) | irtlcular«, n|)|)!y t.^
nov 2
t POSSESSKMgivcnVnmedialely, the Western
Tenement of II. K. Jackson’s House, In Mouth
Itrond-st. Apply to
iiov SI—if
-Kson S House, iu .niui
A.C. DAVENPORT.
m ACUMFimTAUl^ETwo Mlory “lick Dwell-
lug, pleasantly situate.. oi. Llber.y street, with
Diablo,Carnage llomo.ami Servants Room above,
good Yard and line Well of Water. Apply lo
oc; 29 W51. WIlltillT.
"f*NUBElVS HAI.I,,cor.
ner or Uroughton and Jefferson Mreels, will be
let in two, tlireo, or four Htoros to suit tenants.
nlonoii 1st November, f or lorms, apply to
uug 20 WILLIAM IBJt.l.Rs, Ho,rotary.
To (lie Travelling Public.
THE DINING 8ALOON in the Now
Passenger Depot nt Moron, will he
ooetie.lTIIlH DAY, December3.1, where
Meals will ho served on tin. arrival nf
en.-li Train of Cars. Attached to tho
u Laityh * mid Geiilli'in.'ii's I'nrlon. and YVasli
ll.*,iu*; mid .-very thing necessary for tin-a. .-..mm.slatlon
ufthe travelling public. IJHIAN A ML A It A,
Proprietor* “f lamh'r lloii*.-, Mneon, Gn,
dec .3—2w
HPOUTHMAVH AKTK'I.KH.
SOHO'S Luttiltmt'l.,'nilciilly Pm-rn 1 ( ... Wi..M n K ,
JlJ Ibdilwin’s lii.leiite.1 and left Madding, used to
prevent the leading of gun*-
Kley's Central Fire Caps. Cox’* Ground Kdg-i do,
El.-y ’s Patent Cartridge*, Curtis A llarvy’s Powder,
American Gunpowder. . _ .
Ai.hc, H fine H*sortnieiit "f D'x.iii’h l owd. r Haeksnn.l
Plmt P.iiiehe*. Game Bag*. Y\n*h ll.*l aiul iper*.
ll'itli n variety of other articles miilahl.i f..r guiiulng,
all ..r which are Just Imported..and •j'r.'mhjo;
nov 28
*“ HA VANN All’KRVI'r EMPORIUM.
S WEET DBA Ml EH.—I «"iibl say Unit 1 liavo ft lino
cargo ou hand t.f ll.mimi Oniiig. *, very sweet
nml will sell them nt Ihe lowest prices; uud after the pub
lic has tried tlmse sour Nassau Orange*, tlmy will get tlu-lr
Set teeth ou edge, to til to sharp nt n sweet Havana,
nov I) J. A. BROWN
. TO C ONTRACTORS.
P ROPOSALS will he received until Friday, tho 30th
iust.. to take down tin- building oil the corner of
Hoiith Brand uml YVhitukcr streets. Fur mure particular
inhiriimtion, i-qgkire of tlie subscriber, ut his offiee. second
• 'binding. JOHN 8. NORRIS,
Architect.
story Sorrel Blinding.
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
1 HAVK THIS DAY associated with me, SAMUEL ().
GARMANY mid FRANCIS J.CHAMPION. The busi
ness will lu-rentler lie eiindiieti-il under tho name uml
style of GARMANY’S A CHAMPION.
Vavnnnali, Gn., Nov. 1,1865.
UOV6 (I. YV. GARMANY
CITY COURT OF SAVANNAH.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1855.
T HE CITY'COURT of Savannah Imsbeen adjourned
until the 2d Moudiiyof December next. Suitors, Ju
rors nml YVit nesses, w ill jileuse take notice,
n „v0—tf YVM. II. DULIXX7H,Clerk.
NOTICE.
M R. P. C. DUNNING having retired from tlm Agon
of tlie Howard Insurance Company of New Yo
tin- appointment has been conferred upon tho undersign-
ed, who will coudiict the business nf this Company for th
future ns its Agent for tlm State ofUeorgia.
n„v7—lm CHAM. II. CAMPF1ELP-
NOTICE.
CENTRAL R. It. AND RANKING CO. OF GA.)
Savannah, November 14, 1855. f
T HE Antimtl Meeting of Stockholders will ho held on
Tiu-.nhiv. 18th December next, nt 10 o'clock, A. M.
BOV 16—18dC0 GEO. A. OUVLER, Cashier.
RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS.
S outhwestern ami Muscogee stocks,
Central aud Southwestern KoiiiIh.
For sale by doc3 JAS. MeHENRY, 118 Bay st.
U AY AND POTATOES.—50 bales Hay and
500 Cabbages, landing per brig Phllum from Ni
York, and for sale by BIHGIIAM, KELLY A CO.
nov 0
11 ENUY LATHROP A CO. have received
I] Miis day hlnjjji Bnsmcls Lanes, narrow white Silk
do., su|ierflna Umproidi-red Mxirts, h
Elastic Belts, Mnlmir Head Dressed and Armlets, Mack
Polka Lace for VeilAc. nov 21
IlIG I RON.-6rt Tons No.lPig Iron, landing and for
sale by »..v 10 DRIGHAM, KELLY A CO.
R ED A Nil COAL.—1(8) tons Red Ash Coal, land
ing and for rale low for cash, by
dec 3 JAM. 8. NICHOLS.__
ASTERN “BRICK'—25,000 Eastern Brick,
2J lauding from lirig Australia, for sain by
,i^.;; HUNTER A GAMMELL.
fur aah’jU.lbe
Ih-imt.
ESS PORK.-10>1.1*.No^orkcHy
AT ALKANY, NEW YORK.
W E offer for sale, al our SAVANNAH 8T3VB
AGENCY’, n large and varied assorlmout of
STOVES,
OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE,
and solicit a outlmianre of the liberal encouragemen
given our Agency In this city during tho pas* year. Fn-
tho lufurmution of ALL PARTIES interested in tk•
STOVE BL'MiNEMM, either buying or selling, we hav
the satisfaction oi Informing our customers abrond (n
those nl home know tho fact, * that during Ihe past year
ire have sold .MORE S TO FES than any other estab
lishment tn tlie Stale of Georgia or Mouth Gurnlina.
Wo make this statement in Justice to ourselves, and l r >
set us right before Iho trade, auil with a full deiermin
alioti of doing more nnd belter for our ewtomers du
ring Iho present year. J A M KM MU LLIV A N,
Agent for H. II. Ransom it Co.,
oct 13—2m Btove Alnnulacnirers, Albany, N. Y.
N KIV TI N~s r«» H F, A N R NIILLT-IltO’
MANUFACTORY,
NO. 141 SOUTH WIST MARKKT SqUARR. BRYAN STRUCT
i WOULD Inform tny old friends nnd pat
ro.is, l havo opened tho above store, to con
duct Ihe Mtovo, Tin anil Maout- Iron buslne-
In all its various form*, whom will he fnun 1
a general variety of Stoves. Tin nnd Mhee'
Iron Wore, which I will he pleased to sho-
you, and al such Prices as will satisfy you t
you waut to purchase.
Al kinds of Iiooflng, Guttors of Load, Galvanize
Iron Work of every description. Job Work and Kepali
lug executed with despatcliJJId Mlovcs pat up and Plpi
furnished at short notice. ,
Tilt-Ware at Whnlosaloand Hetidl. Call down Bryan
street, It will pay you for tho walk,
nov 3 JOHN.I..MAURICE, Agent.
DISSOLUTION.
\|<>TH'E Is hereby glveu that tho special co-perl*
nertddi) existing between (no undersigned, under
Hie firm or F.J. OGDF.N, will be dissolved from and
after the first day ot July, 1855.
FRANCIS J.OGDEV,
FRANCIS T. WILLIS,
navannah, May 17,1855. jo 2—if
COPAIITNEHMIIP,
T HE undersigned have this day formed a copartner
ship under tho name and firm of C*den, fetarr 4i
Co., lor the transaction of a general Shipping end Com
mission business. FKAB. J. OGDEN.
YVM. MTAHR, Jr„
BENJ. II. HARDEE.
Savannah, Mny 17, ’53. June li
t'O-IM KTN EItSHI F NOTICE.
T HE Cnderxignml hai o thls€ay formed a co-partner
ship for tho u attraction of a General Factorage
and Commission business, under tho naino and style
of BAYNARD & ROWLAND, andsolcilt Ihe patron-
age of their friends aud tho public generally.
EPHRAIM BAYNARD,
Jy 11 JOHN T. ROWLAND, iu.
COPARTNERSHIP.
'PHOMA8M. WAYNE aud It. ALEX. IVAYNE
1 transacting business In Hnvannah under the styla
of THUS. M. WAYNE 4c MON; C. 11. GRENVILLE
& YV. T. SAMPLE, transacting business in Chatta
nooga, under the style nf GRENVILLE It SAMPLE,
und in Savannah undo' the style of GRENVILLE 4s
Clhave entered Into copartnership (to date from the
1st July, 1855,) for the purposo of transacting a gen
oral
Coiunilaaion A Fonvardlng Businea
Under Ihe sty lo of
WAYNE, GRENVILLE It CO., at Savannah,
GRENVILLE,* * “ P LE fc CU.* at Chattanooga.
TIIOMAB B.VAXI,
R. AI.KX. WAVNR.
Je5—tl
GRATIS!
Just Published i A New Discovery It.
MEDICINE!
_ A few words on the Rational Treatmen 1
JnSIVtWl without Medicine, uf Spcrumtnrrhea i
£*~lslaw L(i'«l YY’i-tikni-sn, Ni-rvoii* Bi-hlllty. Ia.
y Spirits, lacsittiile, YVi-akii.'ss of tlie Lind
mid Ruck. lndla|)osltluu nnd Incuimcit.
fur Study mid Libor. Dullness of A|.|'n-hehsioii. Loss.
Memory, aversion to Society, Lov.- of Solitude, Tiiniditx
Melf-Distrust, Dizziness, lli-ml .’.ihi-, Involuntary ]>{:.
charges, Pains in the Side. AD'.-, .mu of tlm Eyes, 1’iinpU
on tin- Face, Sexual and other infirmities in mail.
FROM THE FRENCH OF DR. B. DE LAKEY.
The important fact that these planning complaints ma .
easily lie removed wniioiT McniciNr.. i«. in this small tract
clearly (h inoiistrat. d ; and the entirely new and highl
siiccei-sful treatment, a* ailupted by the Author, fully e>
plallieil, hv means of which every one is enabled Tu era
uiMsKur i-r.nm ri.v, and at tiiu lkast rossmu: cost, avoid
iug tlu-ri-liy nil the advertised nnstnims of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis, and post free ill a sealed el
vehip-, liy remitting (post pnid) two pustap-stamps to Di
B. DE LANKY, No. 17 Lls|>oimrd Street, Now York.
dec 4—Oinow
FAMER'S & MECHANICS INSUltANCl
(oinpaiiy ol' I’liiladelphia,
Effects Iniuranee on nulldliiRn, Good)
Ycsselsaud Marine Cargoes.
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS OF Till
COMPANY’, MADE SEPTEMBER 17,1856:
CAPITAL STOCK $300,000.
..$202,300.
... 07,700.-$300,(KC
PENNSYLVANIA STATE STOCKS OYY’NED BY THE
COMPANY:
440 Alleghany County r.\n valc
Bonds
33h Delaware Railroad Ronds
880 Pittsburg 0 ju-r et. Bonds
250 Ri-ailing Railroad Bonds..
100 Philadelphia City 0 porct. Bonds...
1620 $1
Amount Loaned on 7.100 SharesPIiqmiIx
Mining Co., and other Stork
Amount Loaned on Bond aud Mortgago
certified by tho Assessor to he worth
over $08,000
Cash ou liuud uud in llauks
Capitol not yet |mid in
Asset* available for losses
Losses, claims, or demands, ugaiiist tho
ni a ii) DIRKCTORNi
lion. Thomas II. Florence,
George II. Armstrong,
Edward P. Middleton,
George llelmhold,
Janu s E. Neal,
i 44.000
33,000
38,000
12.500
10.0(H)
»ono
Chnrles Dinger,
Thomas Motuierfleld,
Edward It. llelmhold,
Frederick C. Brewster,
Isaac ’ ’
THOMAS II. FIA)RENCE, President.
Edward R. llrxMuout, Secretary.
For Insurance iu this Company, apply to
A. YY1LBUR, Agent,
nov 27—lw No. Ill, Hoy Street
OOJY.L—COAC
TONS Soft Lump Coal for parlor use, 600 tons
($77x7 Broken and Screened Red Ashc.260 ton* largo
Lump Lehigh,250 tons Richmond Fine Coal for Smith's
use,for sale low for cash from Coal Y’ard, Eastern YVharve*
nov20—12 A. N. MILLER Sc CO.
YARNS.
M
s Pork, for sale by HUNTER Si G
clioico l’o-
IIST R WKl VI'.B ami In store, 2uo ban. Is
•J tntoes, Onions, and Apples, lor «h> ^ jjnOYYN.
- ATH8-—600'TSi YVliite PliiiTLaGi*, 10 feet YVhlte
^s&spssbssf
■ mOTATOKH.-12. r )iihl* Poiatoeirhindllig from bark
J7 ,|oh 11 Howe, and for sale by
nov 7
CARLKTON k PARSONS.
1 1‘aSTKRM FAMILY FLOUR.-,'>(flacksJust
received, and for sale by
,^ v -n SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
I1AMPAGNK CIDER.—20 l«rrels Cham-
Diigne Cider, for sale by
n f tV « ROWLAND A PON.
I lMld. —1,000 casks l.iili -. 60 1 asksCalilnnl,Plaster,
A landing tills day, nnd for sale by
„o V 14 CARLKTON A PARSONS.
C
TIER STEAMER FLORIDA:
Ml Choice l’ig Sides; do do Shoulders.
do do Hiuns; do llologuu Sausage.
New Figs; do Diver ltnisiu*.
do Hunch Raisins; do Chestnuts,
do Hickory Nuts. . . _ , ,
Also, Fulton Market Beef. Pig Pork, Smoked Beef, do
Tongue, Clioico Goshen Rutter and Cheese,
by iiov 22 pJ._A. UIHH> X.
| E AL.-500 bushels Fresh'Ground Just nvelved.
ALT.-S.600 sacks SALT in store, aiuf for sale hv
3 n„v it YV1LLIAMS A RATCLIFF.
G
NOTICE.
O N YVKDNKSDAY next, tho 6th Inst., nt 11 o’clock,
A. M., 1 will lease all the Stalls In the Market.—
Terms made known at the time,
dec 1 F. M. STONE, 0. M.
B ice.—io cask* Primo Kloe,
15 casks Middling lUi-e,
10 casks Small Rice. For sale by
dee 1 YV ERST Ell A PALMES.
RAY.-
HV-
IIA Y-
for sale by
iiov 20
H AY—HAY—HAY.
Hay, fur sale low, by
uov 2t<
•SeliH-t and Eastern Hay,
DAVID R. DII.UIN,
Market Square.
<100 llnlefi North River
DAVID It. DILLON,
Market Square.
C ORN AND OATS.—Heavy Seed Gats, fur sale
l,v DAY ID It. D1LU1N,
nov 20 Market Square.
m NLOUifc.-^jb sacks extra Flour, fur sale liy
C ... lllllllllw'll. iTl’
uov 12
ALT.
YV 11.1.1 A Mo A RATCLIFF.
Liverpool Salt In store, and for sale by
BAYNARD A HO YV LAND.
8
K ACON.—Ilaron Sldi
salu l»y nov 14
UDMILLTION of CO PAUTNEHHHIP
rpllECo-partnership heretofore existing between
1 BOTH WEl.LA WHITEHEAD Is hereby dissolv
ed by mutual consent. Either party is authorized \
attend to the unsettled business.
S. E. BOTHWELL.
Savannah, Juno 1,185Y. U. WHITEHEAD.
“ CO-PAR TN Elittil 1P. *
T HEl’ndcrslgned have this day formed a Co-part
nership for the tiBiisncllon of a Factorage and
Commission business under the name and style of
HUTIIWELL it WHITEHEAD,and respectfully so
licit the patrnnmigu of their friends and the i:ubllc gen
erally. D, E. BOTHWELL.
Savannah,June J. 1855, B, WHITEHEAD.
CIHPAKTNEHKH1P NOTICE. *
T HE Undersigned have thlsday formed a co-partner
ship trader tho namo and style ofCOUPERfc
PHASER, for tho purpose cf carrying on a Factorage
and Goner. I Commission Business, and respectfully so
licit Iho patronage of tlieir friends and the public gen
erally WM. AUDLEY COL’PER.
JNO. COUPER FRASER.
Bay st.. Savannah,Juno L
IDPAHTfrERSHiP.
T HE undersigned have formed a co-partnership, to
dutu from the lstinst. for tho transtoilon of a
General Fad” rage, Commission and Forwarding Bust
ness,underlet) Arm of
CRANE, WELLS St CO., Sevonnah, and
RICH AUD CURD It CO., Macon,
and plcdgo their strict personal attention to aiy busi
ness entrusted to their charge, at eithor place.
II. A.CRANE,
L. YV. WELLS,
RICHARD CVRD
Savannah,June5th, lB5a Jefl— ly
U(PPAHTNEHSH1P.
T HE undersigned have formed a co-partnership nnder
the stylo of VERSTILLF, It FRIERSON, for the
purpose of conducting a Forwarding and General
Commission business. HENRY Y\\ VF.RSTILLE,
EDMUND FRIERSON.
Savannah, August 7,1855. aug7
NOTICE^ :
J jYROM this date, all vessels navigating tho Savannah
1 River, will pass to tho North of the Dredging 5la»
chine, now omployed on tho wrecks.
All steamers, passenger, freight and tow boats, wil
let off steam when approaching toe Wrecks, and pass
the Dredging .Machine and fllud FIaIs with a diminished
speed.
UCTAVUS COHEN,
Chairman Com. of Pilotage,pro. tern.
Suvnnnub Gn., August 111, 1855. aug 17
NIADF.IHA WINER.
O NE of thellrinnf Welsh Brothers, of Madeira, ex
pects to bu in Savannah during the month of De-
hember noxt, with samples of a small siock of choice
Madeira Wiues. List ol prices and description of qual
ity can he seen at tho offleo nf the underslgued, where
any orders will be duly registered,
oct 17-lra HUNTER 4c GAMMELL.
REMOVAL,
T HE undersigned have removed to the counting room
two doom East of Messrs. Ogden, 8tarr k. Co’s.
CARLKTON k PARSONS,
net 0 Commission Merchants, Bay-at.
NOTICE.
T HE undersigned have this day established an Agen
cy at Knoxville Tennessee, for the transaction of a
General Produce nnd Commission Business, to be con
ducted by T. B. CLARKE, under the namo and style ol
T. 11. CLARKE 4t co. Orders for Western Pioduce,
thankfully rccoived aud promptly exocuted.
TISON k MACKAY,
T. 0.CLARKE.
Savannah. Ga., 10th Oct., 18&L oct 13
NOTICE.
T WO months after date, application will be made to
the Ordinary of Chatham county, for lenvo lo sell
land and negros belonging to tho estate of James C.
Hines, dec’d. oct Id JOHN P. MINES, Adm’r.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
CO'PA II TNEIINil 11* NOTICE.
I Have this day associated ROBERT AUSTIN In co-
imri norshlp with me In the Auction aud Commission
business. The business will hereafter be conductedun-
Savannah, Oct. 15,1855.
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