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VT.; v • non i'\U O N »'• • »•; ■ Yu- --! M'll. h •‘.•rciV’ H ivannnh. I- < 1 ' A .\. virtu** of C - *! m :; i o 11 city of S Pune nn i Iiu ,; • M; torn v IT of i It-. Join prop invltnl upon by. i. i- i 1 ■ ii > .4 tlm lion. Court ot M!! .f O/.rr aul*lVnnin('iTor the uh,-nt tf»o 'iiHtnncu bf Thomi* 'I . V oil, r.t. nl. v.J. Rehtwivi tvrty pointed out bv pkvriCff’* nU LEVI S. RUSSELL, Sheriff*. Oj < ii > 3he Fi ll ’s titles > liivt Tuesday in December next, will h.* sold, hfcloru tl»e Court House, in the city of .Savannah, between the usual hours of pale, ’ Lot No.'ll, bounile.il by aud butting on East Broii-l-strcct on the west, on tho north by lot No. 7, on the east by lot No. 10, op tho south by lot No. 11; containing 90 feet front and IG5 foot in depth, together with nil tho building’/and improvements thereon} levied upon by virtue of !i fa’s issued fronitlio Hon. Court of Common Pleas mid of t Iyer and Tcnniner far tho City of Savannah, lit the instance of John l). Gaudry et. nl. vs. Ilunrv Sagnr* and Jauvis S.igttr*. Property pointed out by plaintiflVittornie*. LEVI S. RUSSELL, Sheriff. & oct W ^ . 213 | («rorai;i-0!ifttlinm Coiinly* [ I WHElUlAS, CyrtU Stedman hath applied 1 jt? to tho Hon. the Court of Ordinal/of I Chatham COnn’v, for letters of Administration on I I tho estate ami effect* of Jam* II. B. Foster, lato of Chatham County, deceiwvl. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and | singular the kindred and.creditors of the said de ceased, to file their objections (if any they hnvo) to the. grunting of the administration of the estate I of tho deceased 10 tho applicant in the Clerk’s Office of tho*r«id Court, on or before the 31st day of NdVembor next; othertviselcUcri* ol adminis tration Vviil ho granted. Witness, the lion. A. Porter, one of the Jus- Iticop of the said Court, the 31st day of Octobor, A.f>. 1839. KDW’l) G. WILSON, oct 31 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c. City KheriU^ Sale. O N the first Tuesday in December next, will be sold, before tho Court House, in the city of Tuyannah, between the usual hours of sale, 11 Mahogany Sideboard, ono pair Mahogany Caid Tallies,ona do. ends,one Mahogany Dining T.i'-’i’, nineteen straw bottom Choirs, two pair of Shovel and Tongs and ono Fender} levied upon by vii'uo of a distrain warrant issued from the Hon. li vir Court of Chatham county at the in stance of Robert H. Retigrew, trustee of Eliza L. Pettigrew, his wife, vs. Alex. II. McDonnell. Pro;"j .>• 11!• -. 1 (.it! by plaintiir*attomies. oct 29 LEVI S. RU88ELL, ShcritT. Exoctilof’s Sale. 'TT/'ll .!. i -o!d{ agreeable to an order of the Y t i hm. inferior Court of Burke Co., while sitting for ordinary purposes, in the town of Wiiyiii 'hoio, on the first'Tuesday in January 11. \ . ■- : S3 . - - _ • On® tract of Land, belonging to tho estate of JSUshft Anderson, Into of said county, deceased, lying on tho waters of Rocky Creek, joining lands of James Andcr.-iin and 0. Miller, nud containing red nnd twenty-four (1424) acres, loon- or h—<. Sold for the benefit of the heirs of Uie deceased. JANE JAMK A. II. oct 9b Ad o N fe$ ham County, following pr< I.ot No. Id ,1 \\ H. ANDER80N, Ex’ix. > \MH I? SOM ) v , ' ANDERSON, J txo "’ Tn iritlor’s Sale. av iu Docciubcr next, will I, before the Court House, in Chat- between the u md hours of sale, the aiumli, situated on Dry- ALo, Lot No. 425, containing 490 acres or 1 * .;, lying and being In Appling county. Also, Lot No. 47, containing iExhicres' u 1- s, in Rnbttb' county. A! o, l .,t No. 102, containing 202J acres, more oi !•• 1.1 l !• - iston comitv. Al.o, 2 Shore i Planters’ Bank Stock, of which* $8Dner share bos been paid in. Sold by order of tho lion, the Jlist ices of tho Inferior Court of Chatham County, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for tho benefit of the heirs and creditors of tho Into John D. Cole, deceased. .BENJ VMIN L. COLE, Administrator. oct. 4 ; AdiuiiiMtratoPti Sale. O N the first Tuesday in December next, will bo m>! ! J-Tii. rho Court House, in Hunts ville, Liberty county; the following Negroes: Nanny, Elsy, Mary and Nancy, the property oi the estate nl Jo'm Way, mid sold ny order ol tlie Court ofOrdiiiary .for said county, for the be nefit of the heir*. • -v» (Jo >r St pci S<hv mil IN LTV made to IV’ottCP* after date. H Bi alofh Rank of the script, for Five 16 namo of Murv C. P1IILBKICK &, CO. . u->CImtlinm County. o all worn it may concern. W HEREAS, Wnu Hcury Fitts l Administra tor of the estate or Jmnes D- Fitts, lato of Chatham County, deceased, hath applied to tho Hon. the Court of Ordinary of Chatham Couiity, for Letters Dismiaeory. These are therefore to cito and admonish all con cerned, tnfile their objections (if any they hnvo) in tho CIcnTs Office of the said Court, on or be fore the lOth day of March uext, otlienviso letters dismksorv will*ho granted. Witness, the Him W. Thome Williams, ono of the Justices of tho said Court, the 10th day of September, A. D. 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON, sopt 10 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c. Gcorgln—ClKAtltuiu County T o all whom it may concern. W HEREAS, Andrew Dixon, Administrator of the estate and effects of Daniel Foley, late of Chatham County, deceased, has applied to the Hon. tho Court of Ordinary of Chatham Couuty, for Letters Dismissory. These arc therefore to cite mid admonish allcou- corned, to file their objections (if any they hnvo) iu the Clerk's Otlice of the said Court, onor before the 3d day of January next, otherwise letters dis- mis-ory will be granted. Witness the lion. A. Porter, one of the Justices of the said Court, the 3d day of July, A. D. 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON, july 3 Deputy Clerk c. o. c, c. - Georgia—Clmtliuui Comity. To all whom it may concern. •^yilEREAS, Henry F. WiUiuk, Executor of ay con s . . _ .WU»! . the last will and testament of David Pi' late of Chatham County, deceased, hath applied to. tho Hon the Court of Ordinary of Chatham Coun ty, for Letters Dismissory. These aro therefore to cite and admonish nil concerned, to file their objeclions(if any they have) in the Clerk’s Otliceof the said Court, on or before the 3d day of January next, otherwise letters dis missory will bo granted. Witness, tho lion. Elias Reed, one of the Jus tices of the said Cqnrt,tho3d day of July, A. D. 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON, july 3 Deputy Clerk c, c. c. c. T WO coses old English Windsor Soaps suita ble for family u.’-e 40 boxes Castile do., 1 case Toilet do. nss’d 20 baskets Sweet Oil, superior 500 lbs. Pipe Clay, 3 cases roll Brimstone 00 lbs. Calomel, Eng.; 50 oz. Quinine 12 groce Clark’s Friction Matches 500 lbs. ChlorL!.*of Lime. 2 casks Flashed. Just received, and f< -: !•' TUOM8 RYERSON. White V/ ELVE duz :v-!t Urn%ncs, dkc. :. White Wash Brushes I sizes 21 doz. fine .Shoe do. 50 do. Thotnp-;ou’a Paste Blacking Jh-: r- • ••.. I . by. G. K. llENr~ mig23 INDHICIfSON. 'EOJia. co and Snnfl’. | .(II l 'i groco Hr*, tfiller**Fine CntTober J. ro, ii t»bl ■. l.nnll.ird’e Scotch mid Maccobo Snuff, 4 buttle,i 'J'J jartt course Hupneo on Mmicoboy-do. .In t rcc4:ivcd,aud for ,a!e hv ■opt 1« G. R. HENDRICKSON. Scales. O N E pair ttlegnm Bra*a Counter Scale.,, tipo _ brass standard. For side low, by «ept30 Q. R. HENDRICKSON. Washing Sodti. die. d^VXE bid. Washing Soda, 2 ilo. Sal Eratns,2 VJ*^do. X’earlAsh. Recoive^and for sale oct 17 ■rior to all uilier kinds. Just reeeivetl e by (?. R. HENDRICKSON. l*oi-t Wines.' rpiIIREEt A bleluk, oct 4 uduudforsaleby A. PARSONS. m /nl F WO bags Nutmegs, n|y-3 A. PARI SeldTfttr, Spices. pur, ;l do'. Piiueulo, 1 bbl ed ttud for sale by SOI )NS. * PiMvdors, Ac. tynard &. No^ftUgj| . Maynard Nov’i tiers, 0 do, do. Soda do. Just received, and btormle by - A THOftlAS UYEKSON. oct Gtc A tiuns Do., Rowland’s Essence ^cyileatis., EKIN'SON’S ivogebtble Dye 'nrkisb do. Tyre or Imperial Dye drc. to a pennanent A supply jnstreeei’ octp -Frcnrb - OULPHATE ii'l'uitic. O of Morphine, (froion per/Kreosotc, Piperine, Pi ctine, Ext. Nu\ \ «nni il brown or black. a In Gt!orKia~€luulmm County. To all whom it may concern. XTjTIIEREAS, William Law, Administrator ▼ T of tlie estate and effects of Mary M. Haig niul Agnes Haig, deceased, has applied to the Hon. tlie Court of Ordinal}' of Chatham County for letters Dismissory. These are therefore to cite and admonish nil concerned, to file their objections (if any they huve) in the Clerk’s Office of the said Court,on or before Uie 3d day of January next, otherwise let ter* dismissory will be granted. Witness, the Hon. Win. Thorne William*, one of the Justices of the said Court, tlio third day of July, A. D. 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON, july 3 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c. Gcortfin—IHlin^lmni County. To all whom it may cQuccra. XSCTHEKJSAS, Eliza Mctiahaguii, Administra- y V trix of Uie estate of Wm. McMeGahagan, deceased, ha* applied to tlie Hon. the Court of Or dinary of Eftungluuu County, for Letter* DUmis- sory. Tliese are therefore to cite and admonish nil con cerned, to file their objections (if any they have) in the Clerk’* Office of the said Court, onor before the fith day of March next, otherwise letter* dia- Witness, tlio Hon. C. Powers, one of the Justi ces of tlie said Court, the Gth day of Sept. A. D. 1839. JOHN CHARLTON, sept 6 c. c. o. e. c. Gcoi’tfia—Filliitfiiam Couuty. To all whom it may concern. TKTflEREAS, Thomas H. Brew, Adrninistra- T V lor of the fgtate of John W. Graham, deS ceased, lias applied to fiic lion, tlie Court of Or dinary of Efhngltam County, for Loiter* Dismis- sorv. The«« nredterefore to cite nnd admonish all con cerned, io nie their objection* (if any they have) in the Clerk’* Office of the *uid Court, on or be fore the 2d (lav of Januanmcxt, otlienvi.se letter* dismissory will ho granted. Witness, tlie Hon. C. Power*, one of the Jus tices of tlie said Court, tho 2d day of Jnly, A. 1). 1S10. JOHN CHARLTON, july B - c. c. o.e.c. tivorda-IBIhigliain Couuty. To all whom it may concern. ‘TJK7HEREAS, John M. Luca*, Administrator ▼ V of the estate of William McGah'igin, de- densed, ho* applied to tlie Hon. the Court of Or dinary of Effingham County, for Letter* Dismis- *on\ These are tlierefore to cito and admonish all con- corned, to file their objection* (if any they have) in the Clerk’ * Office of the *aid CoUrt, on or be fore the 6th day of march rte*t, otherwise Icttter* dismissory will ho granted. Witness, the Hon. C. powers, one of the Jus- tieesof fiui said Court, the 6th day of Sept, A. D. 1839. JOHN CHARLTON, sept 6 Clerk c. o. e. c. Ocorztu—Efllngham County. i o all whom it may concern. “1TSTHEREAS, Mrs.Nuomi Weitniaii,widow, Vt Administratrix: of tlie estate and effect* of Mutfiiew Wtritmjn, deceased, hath applied to tlie Hon. tlie Court of Qrdinary of Effingham Conn- These ure therefore to cite and admonish all concerned,to file their objections (if any they have) in tlie Clerk’* Office of the said Court, on or be fore the 2ftth day of January next, otherwise let- ter* dismissory will be granted. * Witness, the lion. C. Powers, ono of the Jus tice* of tlie said Court, the2Gtli day of July, A. D. 1839. JOHN CHARLTON, july 26 Clerk c. o. e. c. Jlavtuia Scgars. TjllFTY thousand superior old Havana Segar*, J- several choice brtmd*. Counniseur* will do well to examine them. For sole hy oct 9 G. R. HENDRICKSON. Starch. mWENTY boxes Colgate’s No. 1 Soap. For X sale by A. PARSONS, oct 2 Ink. /^\NE hundred dozen Maynard &>Noye’* supe- V/ rior Black Ink, in half pint bottles 50 do. do. do. lied do. „2 bbls. do. do. Black do. by tlie gal. 3 do. do. do. . do. 2d quality, for marking cotton hag*, &o. Just received, aud for sale hy G. R. HENDRICKSON, oct 3 Otto Hose JLip Salve. X> ECKIVED, u fre,h supply of Otto Rose Lip XL.Sulve. Formileby ortll . A. PARSONS. Beware of .Spurious Imitation. fiEO. W. CARPENTER'S Gpmpound Ex- • vf tract of Iceluntl uioh.s, Carrageen, or Iritth Moss, Slippery Elm, Ilorehoimd, &c., a valuable remedy for coids, coughs, dyspepsia, dysentery, dinrrhaia, catarrh, and ail affection* of the lircust and tunes. For side by aug 21 PORCHER & LAROCHE. Jn«U roceivt’,1 per Newark, and «ct3 r: w nr NoUcts I ~^^UR mon'Jia after date, application will ho * made to the Justices of the Court of Ordin- t-y for the County of Camden, for leavotosell all th»roal mid personal esta'eor David Thoinaa, lato of said County, deco wed. nog 2*1 , G. W. THOMAS, Adin’or. Nolice. F OUR lnontlH after date, application will bo made to tho Hon. the Inferior Court of Bry an County, when nitting its a Court of Ordinary, for leave to sill all the real estate of Catliariho Sikes, Into of said countv, deceased, for the bene fit of tho heirs. SAMUEL SIKES, Administrator with tho will annexed, sept 27 -T8G Notice. F OUR-months after date, application will be made to tho Justices of the Court of Ordin ary for the County of Camden, for leave to sell all the real estate and hank stock, belonging to the es tate of Joseph Thomas, late of Camden County, deceased. G. W. THOMAS, ) r . JOHN TOMPKINS, } nug2d 174 Notice. A LL persotiN h wing claims against tho lato J no. xjL Basley, Esq. of Camden county, are mptest- e l to nresf nt them properly attested, aud tlif se in debted, will please mike immediate payment to G. W. THOMAS, ) . , ,* ROBT. LANG, i N 1 " 1 ur '’ Jefferson, 3d Oct. 1839. oct7 192 Notice. A LL persons having claims against tho late Jc J\. romi ill Cuyler,Es(j. art# requested to present them properly attested; and those indebted will please make payment to WM. II. CUYLER, Quid. Ex-or. oct 2 1881l * i’ropositis For publishing, iu the town of Irwinton, Alaba ma, a Weekly Newspaper, to be entitled the IRWINTON CHRONICLE. H AVING hoard many complaints of tho want of a Newspaper in this town, (to bo con ducted in a gentlemanly tiko manner,) the under signed have becu induced, by the eumet-t solici tations of many fricuds, to embark in tho under taking. In assuming tiro duties consequent upon such an enterprise, we feel deeply conscious of the re sponsibility which will tlevoivo upon us; and knowing, too, the. diversity of tho human mind, we cannot Hatter ourselves that wo will be able to please all, but so far as our humble abilities extend, we will nt all times be found striviug to elevate the stundnrd of tmjtii aud correct mor al principles. It will bo our object to advo cate all such measures ns are best calculated to advance the prosperity of tho Eastern section of our State, abounding as it does, in eo many na tural advantages, and asn necessary consequence, especially to promote the interests of onr own town. Our aim will be to render our paper use ful and valuable to all cluases of tho community— in short, Literature, Useful Information, Agri culture, Foreign and Domestic Intelligence, will each receive a due proportion of qur attention. In regard to Politics, we deem it lieces^iry to M»y, that we shall give the general Political intel- ligenceof the whole country, while at the sntne time, as conductors of a Free Press, we will fearlessly, and without favor or affection, advo cate and support ull such measures ns will, iu our opinion, promote our general pro**p,erity aa a .1,.4., *1.* II I nk. . ,. .. .1 1 ' _ ' I)r. Mi ^t;tt«’« mixll' ol Ojrisi I This is a new chemical preparation, oi all the vaktable Medlcitiaiqu ilitiesof C , a n itur.il suto of cothbSnation to the cxcl 1 ts noxious principle-*. * lions of tho greatest number ol' s principle* of Opium, aro con- tainod itt Laudanum, Paregoric, Blackdrop, Den- arcotizod Laudaunm* Extract of Opium mid inch other opiate preparations of this class lutlierto 1 'made, ami to which are justly attributed those disagreeable offectsupou the stomach and norvotiR system^ which so frequently follow their opera tion. unci limit their u-*i’fuliuv.!. This Elixir may be mldpted in all those cases in which either Opium or its preparations arc ud- 8 mustered, with tho certainty of obtaining all icir sedative, nn oily no and anti-spasmodic ef fects, without any of tliese disagreeablo conse quences, of headache, mnsca, vomiting, consti pation, tremors, and a train of other unhappy symptoms, whicli are often as distressing os those which it was applied to remove. The Elixir of Opium is not only superior to the artificial compouiuls of Morphine, in its being more mild, permanent and uniform in its efteets, hut the preparation possesses also a superior ad vantage to their solutions, in not being liable to decomposition or deterioration from variable tem perature or long keeping: a serious objection to which tho latter are exposed. Finally, Morphine, not being tho full represen tative of Opium, cannot alone, and that iu artifi cial combination too, produce all the characteristic effects of bo triumphant a remedy, wheiisoumny of its other valuable principles ns Codein, Nur- cein and Meconic Acid me excluded. TESTIMONIALS. From Dr. Chilton, the eminent Chemist of Now- Yorkfin proof of the accomplishment of this , discovety. * Dr. John B. McMtttm having made knolvn to mo tho process hy which ho prepurse ln*s. ‘'Elixir of Opium,” and wishing me to state my opinion concerning it, I lhcreforo*ay, that the process is iu accordance with well known ChoinTctU laws, and that the preparation must contain all tho valu able principles of Opium, without those whicliaro considered as deleterious and useless. J. R. CIHDTON, M. D., Operative Chemist, vfcc. Now-Yoik, Dec. 29,1830. Having witnessed the effects of Dr. J. B. Mc- Munu's felixirof Opium, wo are of opinion that it is a vuluublb preparation, and recommend it to the natronnLM* of the profession. F. u. JOHNSTON, M. I)., Physician of die C5ty and Murine Hospital. JOHN \V. FRANCIS, M. D., Lnte Professor of Midwifery iu tho College of Phys.^aiul Surgeons, N. Y. JOHN C. CUEESMAN, M. D., Surgeon of Now-York City llospitnl. RICHARD IC. HOFFMAN, M. D., Surgeon - to the Murine Hospital, N. Y*, nnd lato Sur- geon ill the U. S. N. JAMES WEBSTER, M. D., Prof, of Anato my and Physiology iu tho Geneva Medical Collogo, N. Y. New-York-. Feb. 18,1837. Dr. Mitchell’s trials of tlio Elixir of Opium in tho Hospitals. New-York, Feb. 8Ui, 1837. Dr.J. B. McMunn—Dear Sir: I have made re- pented trials of your “Elixir of .Opium” in die City ami Marine Hospitals, and find it to possess tho anodyne and sedative powers of the ordinary Our paperwil! he purely Republican, as prac tised I»y those great Apostles of Liberty—^JEF FERSON and MADISON—preferring them as our gitido, rather than die new-i.iqht, self- stvi.kd Democratic UepubliciuLi of the present day. W e ure “strict conatruetionists” of Uie Fe- deral Compact, mid shall, therefore, oppose all sehcmef nt (hteni"! Improvement, except by die States themselves, ns a part of that “American- System” which has proved so ruinous to die South aud which was attempted to be fastened upon us, under that most plausible and specious pretext, the “GENERAL WELFARE.” Believing, as •we do, that it is the duty of every good citizen to cherish with jeulous carb the “Union of tiif. States, and the sovereignty of the States,” and as this cannot ho done widiout a strict adher ence to the Constitution itself, we shall not be in our denunciation of the attempts which preparations of Opium, withdut producing the excitement, headache, nausea, and constipation, which in many cases rendc^thosc preporofions ob jectionable. Its efteets nre more penuaneut than those of Morphia. Yours, &c. C. L. MITCHELL, M. D. f Resident Physician New-York Hospital. Those who take Opium and its ordinary prep ration.?, cannot he igitoraut of the fuel that ilsdis- tho tremors, languor and lassitude with which its devotees nre alllictecl, and for which diey tepeat the dose io relieve, are sensations of its own cre ation. But iu copscqucnco of the exclusion of those deleterious principles from the Elixir of Opium, it is not liable to doniuge tho functions of tho sys tem, lioj' injure iiie cunsli union and general health; thence its high superiority in all those cases, in which the long continued and liberal use of Opi ates are indicated and necessary to allay pail and spasmodic,aytion, and induce sleep and compo sure, as in cases of fractures, hums orKculds,can- corn us ulcera*, and other painful allections. An l to tiio.se persons, who, from necessity or vitiated indulgence, have been accustomed to the use of Opium, this preparation will-afford a gra tifying mtWitute by which djey may relieve them selves from tho thraldom of pernicious and too tiered puhlit prevention, pim : n’i till* Mayor and Al- Ah and Imuilcts tin in Council assembled, atul it i- luueli 0*1 hv tho authority of the s uin', That I after tin* passage of this OrdinnncCj It uhidl i lawful Ibr any person to put spout, to convoy filth from kitchens, into uny streot or lano of the city, and uny porsoti bo of fending, shall forfeit and pay u line not exceed ing fifty dollars for each and every - offence, and tho saitl gutter or spout shall bo forthwith remov ed. Sec. 2. Bo Itlurthoi’ordained, That no privy shall hereafter he erected Within, the limits of the city, uulcss tho saute bo built or mink with brick or stone, nt least six feet below the surface pf tho lot upon which it is sunk, and built ntdeast ono foot above the snrfaco; and if any person shall vi olate this section, lie or she, .or the owner, or les see of tho premises, shall forfeit mid pay a sum of not exceeding Tilly dollars, for each and every of fence, uud tho laid privy shall bo rebuilt in the manner prescribed hy this ordinance, or bo filled up. See. 3. Be it further ordaiued, That it shall not ba lawful for any person to cn*t, throw out or suf fer to fall from the sccoucl stories of their buildings within tlie limits of the city, any bules of cotton or other goods .whatever, but tho sumo BhnUbe low ered by a sufficient ropo or tackle, iu so gradual a manner os ttf allow persons passhig under, suffi cient time to pass out of the wuy.undtho occupi ers of Imildiug* out of which such cotton or other goods shall bo cast, thrown, or sufiutod to fall, contrary to the provisions of this ordinance t shall bo doomed tlica>tlcu*lqrs,uiul «U^U,for eactNuipU ererv pllbncp, Jjq, fined- in a*eiup uptre^ceediiig ‘fifty (loUiiiV;. provididi tlmt this-section slitill not be construed to allow persons to stop, and there by prevent the lowering of cotton uud other goods. Sec. 4. Bo it furthor ordained, Tlmt if any per son shall appear in any of tho publifc streets, squares, lanes or docks, ui this city, ill a state of nakedness, or who shall in any manner whuboev or, wilfully iimkf any indecent aud public expo sure of his or her person, or of auy other person, he or she uiay bo arrested hy the city marshal or city cnintablnn, or any white person, and shall bo fined for each and every such offence iu tho stun not exceeding fifty dollars, if n white peiBan, and Shipping not exceeding filly lashes, if a slave or free person of color. Sec. 5. Be il further ordained, Tlmt it shall not bo lawful for uny person to swim or bathe In the river oftposito the city; that is to say, fropi tho western side of \Vest Broad-st.to tho western side of the Eastern Wharf Company,at auy hour af ter seven o’clock in the nioniingun.il sunset, un der tho penalty of not exceeding fitly dollars, if a Wliite person, and whipping not exceeding fifty lashes, if the offender be a slave or free person of color. Sec. 0. Be it further ordained, Tlmt no hqrse, gelding, mare, colt, filly, mule or jackass, shall at any time be permitted or allowed to go at large within the limits of the city, and for a violation of this section, the owner or owners of such animal, shall he fined for each aud every offence; uud each and every such animal running or going at .large in a stun not exceeding five dollars; and tho city m irshal or city constublcs shall tuko up tho said animal if tlie owner thereof is unknown,uiul impound the saute until the said tine and all costs are paid; and if the said animal he not claimed iu ten days, it shull lio the duty of the city marshal to sell the suiiiu at tlie pound, giving at leapt 5 days notice in one of the public gazettes of the city, of the description of tho animal and tho time and plnce of sale; and he shall pay the net proceeds, after dcductiugthe fine and costs, in o tho treasury of the city, subject to the order of Council, who may, and shall cause it to be paid to the owner of fifty ,1,11 ‘color, n,LC ri . - - “•*. M Hie, '"rtheroitlai ' l,,n 1 ; n ' , r be >1 ivor, CInin Hk B«» i t-.:;-. «„ : ,t ' ■'y an | ul rswmujh, niul t„ I". ,,r h..,- , 0 ..“PP^priu, _ <1 forthwith after bci n , • 1 ’ Uic Itimts of llie cltv. J 8C «od t ^ u0 ‘JTu ^° ^Auiherordained yi bo lawful f, )r any person to latu 4all within Urn lintUa oTthoSlv S n Qr W pfJa.ne»..t,;c.,te P S*‘&,3 oril ‘«?- ly, end ouch niul «..J*”?f l TOytUiiliv,„ ly, 41U< oucli nn,l every W »'!'l *. if a white person, liu (a,od £ !° 0| lon<liw_ mg «»rty aullarn lor each null1 8 " m alii ir a slavo or froo parson l.r' 7* llcl1 S oi hi a sum not oxcocdiii.r •aK&SS'lPS. mill, U expos* ofjbauto to Se owl'! r ; 1 oaporinm.yoil.or inanno?,SfifiL'“ 11 by tho saiil mill, soasio s „|,;. c “™ prel of the Him ami min, within {ho 11 ‘ niilofrom tho presentobrna*,.i*? ltt 1 and for a violatPon ortho pffi“i ,,n 'i s , of tlio person so offemliiin i i,y “J n ' 3 "/■ 1,11 cxccclm? ono hmtdrol dalLs, * jmoh ofleuce, nm! Uio said SW 1 * hy him or her, or on ihih.ro to ,l 0 d'i sjn l.iyh .la.tbcpmrk.wilhin dm extondW ditlipilajliinits of tho city of Savuntuh I? °r npy suh, „„c c . „f whalevej^fc' which might m any iljinrco, liS » water m sunl river, or mfy part thereof ■!P 11 limits uioresniil, and oaefi and ev^^l*! a sum not law, If tlie offemli r fl ivo or free person whipped not " J person, fl i no or she j one hniidreu dollars, which luaybihSffiffl collected and enforced iu tho mannerTsim. by law, anil ona half of tho money nS S »md fines and forfeitures, shall |,o {iven former, and the odior half nlmll go to fire c f Sec. 81. Bo it hirdier ordained, Ti,;,, ■, nnces or parts of ofainaiices corresi.oa this ordmuiico, ho, mid dm same are h, pcieedod, and that ull ordinances and dimuicos nnhtutmi ugninst this ordiuaAce'bTi thewune are hereby repealed - Passed in Council: ‘id Aiiaust, 1839 I ;■(*"JV- Jr - CHAHL'l'ON Atteat, Joseph Fki.t, c. c. pro Icm. oct 9 M .' I are anu hove been made by tlie late, oa well as the | freqiientl^invcterate habit, present, Administration, to coritiol, not only the Directions »*»* «««»»bi monied facilities of the Govermneiit, but of tho entire country. With regard to the question which is now agitating the country relative to the currency, wc now unhesitatingly declare our hostility to tho thrice-rejected Snb-Treusury Sys tem, tending us it does, in otir opinion, to an ill- crease of Executive power, which lias already been claimed and exercised to an ulanuing extent, in more instance* than one, if not by the present in cumbent, by his immediate predecessor, in whoso “footsteps” he is endeavoring to tread. We expect to eneounty many perils, many ad verse winds; yet, aided hy the strong breath of public favor and support, tlu5 trudo winds of our world must waft us clear of oitr troubles—wo dare raise otir anchor, unfurl our sheets, and ven ture boldly upon our new and untried course. Wlmt shoals and quicksands, what rocks and hid den perils uwit us, “alas we kown not! ” Let us but clear the harbor, mid get fairly “under way,” then wo will fear nothing. Nor ia this tho vein boast made when danger is far in tlie distance. It is our firm determination, made after serious thought, and weighing well the dilliculties wc are to meet with. The Chronicle wifi be issued as enrlv as the neccssury materials.can be obtained from New- Yojk, which will he in December or early in Jan uary next. It will he printed on a largo imperial sheet, containing twenty-four columns, with-pp. tire new type, and will not bobeau ty by uny paper in the Sjouthefn Country. JACK HARDMAN. JUCHARD RUE MOONEY. Terms.—Three Dollurs per aumitn, payable invariably in advance. ' Irwinton, (Ala.) Oct. 10,1839. [oct 22 I7UVE hundred gallon* pure Sponp. Oil* (fall ■- strained,) 200 do. .summer strained do, U«o, l2uoz. Lump Chinmie-. Just received, and For* the Ilnfr.^^^H T HE Cnsuda Oil is so denominated, because it is composed of vegetable ingredients, uiui its virtues aro pre-eminently displayed in the follow ing respects: It possesses properties of tho most salubrious nature, which eradicates the scurf and allimpurities of tlie hair; nourishes the hair and K Prevents its fulling off, and lessens the liability of air to turn grey; strenghens the weakest hair, and produces a luxuriant growth; gives u vigor to the huir which soon produces un inimitably natur al curl, und prevents its falling out iu a damp at mosphere, or duriug exercise; renders the hair eithermtnfdl or artificial,beautifully soft and pleas ant; bestows nn inestimable gloss and pleasant perfume to the tresses—in fine, renders the Jmir ldresptranscenda»itlybeautifiU,promotcstliegrowtIi of whiskers, eye brows, mustaches, &c. To chil dren’s hair its effects are strikingly beneficial; is perfectly innoxious, and may with safety he upplielrl to the youngest infant; it eradicates the dandriff easier and superior .to combs, sbuns, ,&c.; is ex tremely ploasnnt to the infant, gradually strength ens tlie hair, uud augments its growth so us to pro duce u beautiful head of huir. Preserves the nuir after sea bathing, violent exercise, and is of pre eminent utility for persons travelling by sea,or land, preserves the hair, rendering it peculiarly pleasant, und always dressed, has wonderful effects on the hair in hot or cold climates, and is held in high es timation by distinguished persons abroad. Sojd wholesale and retail by the Proprietor, Thoa. Quirk, 490 Broodwuy; New-York, and hy appointment, by A. PARSONS, Agent, sept 20 Savannah, Gq. Coul'cctlunui-y. Y boxes I’atont Steam Refined Confec- received, niul fyr 'lie by - - , Age. i m.NDIUCKSOi'i. ns tor using tho Eiixtr of Opium, u month old, or younger, give fro To a child amoiiUiold^pr younger, give from ll df a drop to a drop; to a child about six months old, from 3 to 10 drops; and to adults, from 10 to 60 drops, (nnd oven double or trcblo that much, if thejininaud other symptoms be severe and urgent) mixed in two or three tea spoon’* /till of water, according to tho size of the dose. As the admin istration of every medicine should he governed by its effects, it is proper to begin with the smallest dose; and increase or repeat il at proper intervals until tlie desired effects nre produced. * CCf* JOHN B. McMUNff, of South Middle- town, Orange County, NcwtYork, who alone is tlio discoverer of the Elixir of Opium, is the only manufacturer of it. And pone cun be genu ine without his name written in full on tlie outside label. It'is to be had of the priucipal Drip Apothecaries in New-York, Philadelphia, Balti more, Boston, und in most of tlio principal cities and towns in the United State*. " For sale by PORCHER & LAROCHE, sept 23 Bowhtml’s Utilyclor, |YlOR the face nnd skin, nnd of vital imporluuce J? to the support of fetpule loveliness. Power ful of ^effect, yet mild of influence, this admirable specific frj o/repamtion from Uie most delightful . bulsainic exotics, und perfectly free from mineral or other pernicious admixtures, possesses balsamic properties of surprising energy; it eradicates tan, freckles, pimples, spots, redness, and ull cutuneous emiptions, gradually realizing a decidedly cleur, ftiir ntid soft skin; transforms even tho most sallow complexion into radiant whiteness; renders harsh and rough skill delightfully soil nnd smooth; im parts to tlie face, neck and arms, a healthy and ju- ,venile bloom; aud, hy duo perseverance in its ap plication, promotos a free and uniutorruntod excr-* ciije of those important functions of the skin, whicli are of the most necessity for the preservation -of health and attainment, nnd continuance of a beau tiful complexion. A fresh supply of this valuable article just re ceived, and lor sale hy A. PARSONS, nug 5 * Razors anti Razor Strops. ~ r A SPLENDID assortment of combined Sil ver and Steel Razor-, of oxcollc-ut work- tnandiip, ill cases, of various prices. Also, San ders, Emorson, and Mecliis’• Razor Strops kept constantly for sale by “'"'’CJiEft. & nug 19 PORCHER & LAROCHE, Sign of file Golden Globe, Opposite tlio Market. Rowland’* Tonic mixture, Ac. R ECEI VED per ship Gnsum, u full supply of Rowland’s Tonic Mixture, for fever and ague; Sulphate Quinine, Piperine, lodino, pure Morphine, Sulnlmte and Acontato Morphine, Musk in Pods, Oil Black Paper, Croton Oil, liy- driodate Potass, Soda und Scidlitz Powders,Lon don Lusturd,-&c. For sale by oct 15 PORCHER & LAROCHE. Tobnccot S IX boxes Leftwiuh’s Cavendish Tobacco, oil band, and for sale by A. PAllSONS. oct 4 People, aud the perpetuity of onr Rights and Li* - Dressing nnd pernicious effects result from tho Mich animal so sold, when required, berties. * operation of its deleterious principles, ami that Sec. 7. Bo it further ordained, That It shall not ~ '* * " ‘ bo lawful for any person to smoke a segur or pipe ill any of tlio streets, lanes, alleys, wharves or public squares, within the city of Savannah,undor the penalty of two dollars fyr the lirst oil once, and not exceeding five dollars forcach subsequent offence, if the off ender he a white person, and un der a penalty not exceeding three dollars, or whip ping inn .rACvutiiiig Jon otiipcS, if,tlio OftuiKior lio u slave or free person of color. Sec. 8. Be it furthor ordained, That if any horse, mnro, gelding, colt, mule, ox, cow, or calf or,any other animal of like kind, shull be found at large in fife city , whose appearance should he of- fensive.to tho sight from its poverty, sickness or sores, the same shall ho removed hy tho marshal or uny city officer from th£ precincts of the city, at the* expense of tho owner or owners thereof; and if any person shull resist or opposu any offi cer in the discharge of such duty, he or she shall be fined in n stun not exceeding filly dollar*. Sec. 9. Be it further ordained, That if any pet* sod sliulLwater any animal of any kind within 30 feet of any public pump, (excepting the omnp nt the base of the Exchange,) he or she shall bo fin ed, if u white person, iu a sum not exceeding 30 dollars, and if a slave or free person of color, in a *iiiii not exceeding thirty dollars (to be paid by the owner of such slave) or bo whipped not ex ceeding thirty-nine lashes. -—.Sec. 10. Bo it further ordained, Tlmt it shall not he lawful for any cow, steer, heifer or calf to he or go at large within the limits of the city,from the setting of tho sun to tlie rising of the same, and the owners of such cattle so found at large, slial forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding five dql- llar* for each and eveTy time, any sueli animal may be found at large; and if. shall be tlie duty of the city marshal and city constables to take such cattle so found at large contrary to the provisions of this 'ordinance, and impound them until the said fine and all costs are paid; and if the said an imal be not claimed in five days, it shall bo tlie du ty of the city marshal to sell the same at tlie pound, first giving at least five days notice iu one of the public gazettes of tlie city, of the descrip tion of the animal and the time and place of sale; niid he shall pay the net proceeds, alter deducting the fine and eosN, info the city treasury, subject to the order of Council, who may, ami shall or der fiic same to be paid to the owner of such uhi- mnl, when required. Sec. Ji. Be it further ojahiiucil, Tlmt any hull found at largo within the limits of tho city, shall be considered as u nuisance, and may be killed by any person. ' Sec. 12. Be it further ordained, That if any person shall at any of the public pinups, wash any an*m d, carriage, clothes of imy description, or any other thing, or do any other uct whereby filth otdirt of any kind shall be thrown upon or near any of theguid pumps, lie or she shall forfeit and pay a fine not exceeding ten dollars, if a white person, ami if a slave or free person of color, lid or she may he whipped, not exceeding twenty lashes, unless the owner of such slave, or guar dian or friend of such free person of color will pay the line imposed. Sec. 13. Be itfurtin and for sale by aug 21 Patent Hurley. tnhlPatent Burley, r< ANSON PARSONS. IX doz. Robinson’s Patent Burley, received Sweet Oil. ■■ v, . . ,, n . , nl , . - . BASKETS superior Sweet Oil, fresh naiy^ivi.ll .'.ported,..<) to SO lfl« .eocbi Just imnprtc.l, tinfoil tons. Just fteoivud unit for noli* by 0?CJO 0. R HENDRICKSON, it further ordained, Thatifunyprap son shall wash or dry any. article* of clothing, 6r expose the same for tho purpose'of drying,in the streets, lanes, or squares of the city, he or she. if a white person, shall bo fined ilia sum not exceed ing thirty dollurs, and if a slave or free person of color commit the said offence, he or she muy be whipped, not exceeding twenty lashes, unless the owner of such slave, or tlie guardian or friend c f such free person of color will pay the /iue impos ed. - Sec. 14. Beit further ordained, Tlmt it shall Yu be lawful for any poraon to cure hides, whether by wp Jirt of salt, exposure to the iHin, or otherwise, within the corporate limits of* the city of Savan nah, find for ouch violation of this section, tho of fender shull, if a white person, pay a fine of not exceeding thirty Joihire, end if n eluve or free ner- non of f6!nr, in it like penelty, or lie whipped ul the diHcreflon of tlie Mayor*, Clmiriiimi, or any two Aldermen. Sec. 15. Ite itfurtlicrordained, That itshuli to tlie doty of the nouvlml to rcipre the removal o any Indea, cured or not, which jhiiy ho-ofl*eiiHive or in the opinion of the health officer injnrioua to tio health of the city ; Und »honld the owner, po«. fcs.or or clainiaiit of nnch hidi!«,nojjlootof rafuee to^ remove the nanm within «ix InmraItoni die r.o I or Me or her l.aihgflo rtSmired Ity the giorehal -tlio removal khjD than liCmudo hy tho nioralml or any eily eonatiiMo', at tho expense pf tlio mvner, poue.-or orelmnmnr, who Hindi, in addition (lierd- IO, far cucl.t mill e vciy euch tefna d or nor led, he Momut’s JMIc TnilsnnaFiiinil T It _ . .BHters, ^ IIESE medicines liuvo long been knowni appreciated for their extrnonlinary and mediate po wers of restoripg perfect health to sous suffering under ucarly evory kind of dir to which tho human frtuuo is liable. . The proprietor rejoice* in the onpoi forded by the universal diffusion of Uie for placing his VEGETABLE LIFE I gradient**, the Liie Pills arc purely a getahle, iuuI contuiu neither meycwy,t arsenic, nor any other mineral in any fo ever. They arc entirely compo?cd ofei'h fromrare nnd powerful plants, the virtues of \ ij though long known to several Indian tribe 1 i recently to some eminent pharmaceutical chi« aro nltogothor qnknown to the iguornut pi era to inodic.il scioiibe, and were never be S ministorod iu so imppilv cflioaciQiua c a ■ r ltoa.v.;. • • - THE PIICENIX BITTERS are so« cause they possess the power of restori*!», piring'emnferNof health, to aglowingvigc out the constitution, as tin* Plimeriix m ,i ycslored to life from tlio ashes of iu ou ji tion. Tho Phmn'X Bitter* are entirely v composed of roots found only in certa r the western country, which will infalibl\,*i VFRS AND AGUES of all kinds: r k .iu ! to eradicate entirely all tlio effects'r If infinitely sooner than tho most powe ;r ration* of Sarsaparilla,"and will itumej the dotormination of BLOOD TO Tip hover fails in sickness incident to yoa-n nnd will ire found a certain remedy k i ai ilorvou* debility and weakness of l h most a paired constitutions. % / , , / t As a remedy' for Chronic and |luflamo-'*‘ Rhouniatism, the efficacy of the P. iu;er«ii Ii will be demon United l»y the use of s eiug'e b Tliuusuul tli.-i- of UiOhO Bitter*ish'otfWv.-inc r full, in water or-wiuo, and this nun/iitity maybe •, abo iti kon two oi half ai . eo times a day, JiefoftB meals, or a les&* quantity v ay be t "nil times. To thoso who are afll i«tcd with b gestionafter meals, these Bilk rs will prove* valuable, ns they yery greatly i jerease the r of the priiicijml viscera, help diem tope their iunc'iouSj and enable tlie stoiiiach^ta^J chnrge into tho howol* wfiitover is o r - Thns indigestion is easily ah cl speedily ren nppetltc restore^, and the n lotithu o[ tlie aJ ant vessel* being cleansed, fi'jUrition fa M and strength of bocty and energy of miudmla l.appy re*-fit*. \ . p For farther particulars o^Moftiitts We.r nr<d Pha*o!iix Iiitt ri, apply atHfoft'atuoinMh' oJ6B on wiy, Now-York,iviiere thePpJWSr obtni ied for 25 c! I ' ■■ aud t ousc muy he there inspected. ^. nVnw 1 -For siflo liy A. BAitiO , At liis Sloia, on the Bny, cerner ol UrayW nov IKnvIaiirt’s Piilmonaiiui-or ' c actable Dcuinlcenf. XN ciwob Of ol.Htiimtu Catarrh; Wj J, whetliernriHiiisfrom recant or ni!gk' c «' _ j in -Astluua; and ns nn auxiliary and 111“™ VlB sent relief from tlie llireateimw nyinptwa«*r J nroiiching Pulmonary Coiwimiiilioii,“P''i7"| B . IiueKreator-claiinH UJioii. the confidence v did thun the hfiovc medicine. . It ia for tho nllliidivo end troufihM»'“ s . 1 toms of coughing, oMiectorntionor gjilj h llei l,rea»ir&ef ivhieli ?d|lsUtu»^g tnrcs of the complaint, that thn 1 11 !" , lla bletu*^3l des.igued, amlJiasmanifested llsmosl wd r p It is equally useful of course coughs und cold., arising froiiisuddei < 0 weatiier, from wowing dump ■ For sale hy. A. , may 23 may^j . . ^ — Sweet SccBte.liFowHcf» **■' r ec. oceans'- ■t O DOZ. OU0 lloio Scented PoulT Odo. Violet . do.- »• * fi do. Plain t 1 '!’ I >,. cl .ii cdniiJ j Aim, PewderBoxosand PuflJ. R ^ rorHale.hy a..PAM0S^ Gnwliiud’s LotlQMj , F DR imoroviug and liumilityui? ^[ e j K 'ion, rendering tho «km la ! r ’. p rant- an I .for removing ttfW, Bl, '*"f vc d I f»t ,&e ; ,warr.u.-.adg6nuinm ^uhWU^^oN. ■ SmlO. whK ^ l 4"‘» id ’ i n WO I Iundroi kegs * 1 10-ltlils, F.ngll«h Kmseod DU it) do. M CO kegs Spa 100 'cjniilcrsPi 100 mpi riqr nrlii i I " : “"‘f , ' HKsbJo! \. -V-.W-t