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m BV Clclnn*' ... iiii('i»iil>Ilcun ( ” KLMV^.fMoad^- r • Jnv^nt the oir.no ol tho Da y "tontninitUfOiuio ;, Z tho Untl.v P«P?i< nt wmpm fer si* w cnt * w * liBr is No. 918—Yol. XXXVI.] SAVANNAH, (On.) WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 0, 1839. [Whole No.—07,010. hubliohod ut tho u»tlurntc«, r, T " nt“for tho fir-t. ond Thirty jlltdf for encliimortionafter, per feSfe »h« Clerk* oftho Court. ^Slnolfcotiotl l"« 1100,1 ,n '"! 0 r ° r , J':.gJJ|f 0 , ion, uiuot bo publtohod • {?&Muto;* IC " l "i AJrainlotnitoni for ?&inS ,1,cira " on ETERS’PIIiL 1 I ‘The true riclics of life is health.* W E know tlmt health und tho ability to labor constitutes the wealth of the great tunas of I tho people in this, ns in most other countries. To Jireservo, therefore, that health by natural means is n grand moral and political scheme.to fulfil which requires our utmost attention. Tho unprece dented popularity and universal approbation which SIX WEEKS. this medicine has achieved throughout the United rr-; , p , |,‘ v Executors and Adminis- State*, the Canadas, Texas, Mcxicoand tho West « ,* ,, )tl hfc auction, on'tho first Tuer- Indies, fully justify Dr. Peters in warmly and con- til between tho usual hours of Hcieutioindy recommending them to the special at; i p of Public Sales in tho County tuition of the affiictcd. Test imentiiy, of Adminis tra- Dr. Peters has spent much time in expcriinent- . r n bin may have been granted, first ing witii different Vcgetublu Medicines lor discus- Jnarnw v ^ thoroof in one of the [ us of tho liver, and now oilers Ins Vegetable Pills, lattes of this State, and at tho dooref as the best, most convenient and cheapest Mcfli- 7*0 a.r whore such Bales arc to ba cine tlmt can lio prepared lor general tue. Wd** 00 * 1 I Ono grout quality of bln Vegetable Fills is tlmt Hgta | | *• they hgvo tho alternative principle combined with their carUrarlic, or opcrnlive qualities, or liitil they not only cleanse the stomach and bowels by pur* ' itg, Imt they regulate tho liver, change the mo:- i secretion, strengthen the digestive orguns, pi:- ITkIj-"re U |hoday of Sale'. These sales must ril'y tho blood, invigorate tlie circulation, und gives LiiUfimltf House door of tlio County tone and energy to tho nervous system. 5s»nroii«tv is situate, mid oh the first They are ttuld and pleasant in their operation ” flip Vlimth,between the hours often in end convey nltnust innnediute conviction of tliuir ‘fr m i r in tlio aftornnou, No enlo utility from their ilrst dose. Thoy can Its taken • sfiltv L, vnSidi Unless so expressed in with safety by persons of any age*, and the fccltlu, a 'meat U1 ° in l lrm ’ die nervous mid delicate are streiigui- ™i?pn,hv Excenlcrs, Aduiitiislratora und enedby their operation, because tliey clear me “ . .Pfl.JiHnsv Ins. Innt'O In I unulnin til' linrl lititilt 1 t*il llllll't 1l(>l*Vflll>4 I ITlt III) ill t V . Bp., for leave lo sell Negroes, must ho pub- iSStr utonlhi, before any order ebsolnte iTnale therettpon by (he Court. &&>'» by Executors, Admlmstra- jCuardinii... nuistbo .T™?.*.' J ?'*l MintliC^Court of Ordinary for leave to system of bud humors, quiet nervous irritability; I mmt be published FOUR MONTHS. and invariably ijroduce sound health. I 01 Ulo VVUIIU. W|W|||«M| V- I'”*** i copy of the bond of agreement) to Mtolnnd.luiwt he advertised Three I if at least. - -. t ■’iMlesuiulcr executions regularly gnu t- rtised Tflliri « Court*, tmwt ho advertised 1 It TV Tho Vegetable Pills urea sure remedy for jnnn- u ind intwtote estate's by Executors and I dice, sick and nenous heudachc, dyspepsy, coe ratow must bo advertised FORTY tiveness, sickness of the stomach, heartburn, all % bilious complaints, fevers of nil kinds, und il taken afionsI)Y Executors and Administrators attho commencement will invariably check their nDbaiiwory, must bo published SIX progress, and save the patient Ijoui a protracted und dangerous sickness. They are invuluublo in «„„.isfor foreclosure of Mortgages on nervous and hypocondrical affections, loss of up- emitst he advertised once a mouth for petite, and nil compluints to which females nlouc rjjoXTIIarc subject. They operate os a mild speedy purge, n 0 f the Court of Ordinary, (nccompnni- a idoro asafe mid certain remedy lor ''onus in children. _ T i Extract of a letter fiom Dr. Gurney, of New- Oi leans, Lu.Oct.9,1837.--“l have received much assistance in my practice; especially in juuiidico and yellow fever; from the use of Peters’Pills. I snider mortgage executions SIXTY piesumu that, oil an average, I prescribe 101) box- f-3i’es of pcruhiible pr» p rty under or- es per month.” [Court, must be advertised, generally, TffN Extract of u letter from Dr. Pritchard, of Hud- B before the day of bide. son. New-York, Juiicjl, 1636.—was aware that iwtwementswill be punctually attended Dr. Peters was one of the best chemists intiie U. States, and full assured that ho would some cay I All Letters directed to this Office Or tlio (from his intimate knowledge of the properties oi I, must bo post paid, to entitle them to ut- herbs and drugs) produce un efficient medicine, and I must acknowledge tlmt his Vegctible 1 ills fully respond to my expectat on. They are, in deed, a superior medicine uiut reflect ulike upon tiie chemist, the physician, und the phylosopher. ,, luulf J Extract ol a letter from Dr. VVuinos, ot Clu nk occupied by*5lr. J. B. Lewis. Pos- cinnati, Feb. 2,1836.—“Your Pills arc the mildest ii willbe given on the 1st November. Ap-1 in their operations, und yet most powerful in tneir ANSON PARSONS. I edicts, of any I Imvc ever met with in my prac tice of e ght aud twenty years. Ti.eir ucitou on 1 tiie ch\ le,aud hence on tlio impurities ol theblood UNEXAillPLED iUA.fDIOril . SCHEME. npiIE following details of a Scheme or a Lot- X TKnY, to be drawn in December next, war rants us in declaring it lobe UNPARALLELED in the history of Lotteries. Prizes to the amount HAVE NF.VKn DEFORK UKF.fi Ol'FKUKD to tllO pub lic. It is true, there nrc many blanks, but on the other hand, tho extremely low charge of ^*iO per Ticket—the VAi.u* % and number of the Capi tals, und the revival of the good old custom of warranting tlmt every prize shall be drawn and sold, will, we are sure, give universal satisfaction, und especially to the Six Hundred Prize Hol ders. To thosodisposedto adventure, wo recommend early application being mifdo to u» for tickets— when tlio prizes are all sold, blanks only remain —tlio first buyers have the best chance. Wo, therefore, emphatically say—DELAY NOT! bill ut once re-rnit und trail*-hiit to us your orders, which ahull always receive our immediate atten tion. Letters to be addressed, and applications inado to SYLVESTEU A CO. 15ti Broadway, New-York. (TT Obsen*e tlio number, 166. 8700,000!!! 8500,000!! 805,000! O of* 840,000!! 2 prizes ol* 815,000!!. » prizes of* 810,000!! LOTTERY OF REAL ESTATE & BANK STOCK, SITUATED IN NRW-ORLEANS. K7* The richest und most magnificent Scheme ever presented to the public in this or any oih- ercouniry. Tickets only 20 dollars. Authorized by an Ait of the Legislative Assembly if Florida, and under the directions of the Com• missioners, aitina under the same. TO BE DltAWN -AT JACKSONVILLE, FLO 111 DA, DECK Ut, 1839. SCHMIDT A HAMILTON, Managers. SYLVESTER A CO. lbflDroadwuy, Now-York, Solo Agents. NO COMBINATION NUMB Elis actually cashier of tho Citizens’ Bank, und A.Bon- douin, Esq. actually cashier of the Couiolidated. Bank, os Trustees, as per Act passed before A. Muzurcuu, Esq. Notary Public, on the 2d of May, 1838, and the properties transferred unincumber ed, for the security of the fortunate Prize Hold- Mode of Drawing.—100,000 tickets, fropi 1 to 100,000, will be put in one wheel, and 600 prize s, with the blanks, m another. To every lmmlicrti prize or blank will bu drawn, until all the prizes are determined, leaving the balunee of numbers in the wheel blanks. pn’o Editors and Pudlishers.—Having re ceived Newspaper* containi lgtho above Scheme, from twenty-two States und Territories, besides several of the British Provinces, we uro satisfied with tho circulation, and therefore request tlmt such papers as have not, up to this time, inserted the advertisement, will bo pleased not to do so, and that nil the othor papers will insert it once a week onlv, until the 1st ol* December, and for ward usfiieir accounts. SYLVESTER A CO. 156 Broadwuv, New-York. , July 2D * 1511 Sec. 7. Bodt lurti.ei“ort!aii:ed, Tlmt it s.m 1 b< the duty of the officer iti comm ind at.the gnun house, w’henevcr. attho lime of dismission of tin guard,lie may have a prisoner or prisoners in charge, to leave on duty at the gu >rd house, a suf ficient force to keep such prisoner or prisonerr in custody until the police court hour, when ii shall he his further duly to deliver them nt thepo lice ofiicc, (except on’ Bun days, when the said prisoner or prisoners shall he dealt with os the or dinance regulating tlio police court provides,) hud the Mayor, acting Mayor, or any three Alder men may enquire into the circumstances of each case presented for examination, mid make suqi. order thereon, or affix such punishments, either by lino or imprisonment us the laws of the State, the ordinances of the city, and thu nature of the case require, and one-half of the fine collected sbull ho paid to the arresting watchman, and the riiled tliut no fine shall To Let. | The two story Dwelling nnd Garden n I ’ *on Ward, opposite tho Free School, ‘ jy Mr. r ~ ‘ * ~ [Fifty Dollars Reward. RBiBWByonthcaothJuWto.fromtha a° v uf«Uy,vm«irpjta««. . the high, very I,l,.cli m.d likely, lew rath- 1 p,ll » 11111,0 mc ni0,,t ±|| jj| b l10 "" fo ' Lr ’ _ Ijow MDulchrul voice, nnd u deep sicntrico wlc. He was bought of Mr. Hugh Rose, Ifrawdnee, nnd ! believe was brought no v.as brought up e about 10 miles above this city, e reward will he paid for his delivery ill jail in this State, or to tho subscriber. 205 NOBLE A. HARDEE. laiciiec JOniMIS* testimony of their good.ctiects ra lor mile , ji lract of Land pefiTa, «ck liendncTie, bikotia I iiatncl, Baker County, en;- 5iuiiutoa, produced by iuuclivii llfll rfllnnrianu nvani von. I 1 «• .. t . -1.1 ........ hlckiuawhiitclico E.nnil8. E ntbscriber oilers for sale, touts in tlio 3d District, Bi J 1,500acres, which comprises every vart- Ithentost sujmrior «oil. The tract is fur- I. w| t« "light improvements, mid can Iks en- I in its geographical dimensions to any de* ■ extent. As an additional consideration to r, reasonable terms und protracted cre- Pills in tho inc.pieut stage stinute constipation of tlio bowels; uLo, in Hie on- lurgemetit of the spleen, chronic diseases ol tiie liver, sick headache, general liability, and in ilIcu- ses have found them to he very elVectivc*. J. 1). Bovi), M. D. MecklUnhuro Ccr. Va. Feb. 7,1837. Having used Dr. Peters’ Pills in my pi actice lor the last 12 months, I take pleasure in giving my ;ood-effects in cuses oi uys- bilious fevers, and other „, , inactivity of the liver.— They i re a sufe und mild aperient, being the best article of tho kind I lmve ever used. George C. Scott, M. D. This celebrated Medicine is for sale by all the principal Druggists in Savannah and throughout the United Suites, the Canadas, Texas, Mexico, 100,006 tickets, from No. 1 upwards,in succession. Extract fiom the Laws of the Legislative Conn- Ail Ordinance T O amend nnd qonsolidute the various ordin ances of the city of Savannah, for estab lishing, organizing, and regulating a regular night watch or guard for the bettor protecting tho city of Savannah, for regulating the pay thereof, und for other purposes connected therewith. Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Al dermen of tho city of Savannah and hamlets there of in Council assembled, and it is hereby ordain ed by the authority of tho Mime, Tliut from mid after the passage of this ordinance, tlio night watch or guard for tiie protection of the city of Savun- n ill shall consist of a superintendent, a deputy superintendent, nnd three division sergeants and forty-four privates. Sec. 2. Be it ftirthcr ordained, That tho said su perintendent, deputy superintendent, end divis ion sergeants, shall ho elected by Council ut die ‘ every January, first regular mooting in cuch anil I or more miscellaneousInforam- u|lt | ^ v y cgt indies. Price 50 cens per box, with can address the subscriber at A- f„i| direction* F. G. BALDWIN. 1 U u,recll0n lmmmo ang 5 104—ly Porclicr *V Lit Itoclic, | p k H|;|| fur rale ou torniH, No. ibiii12 Cilwlor Oil, ill bottles UBBortcd size*; I ami by the gallon: Spta. Tiiroentiite, do. do. do., , Et)*om and Glauber Salta, Cream Tartar, Brim- 1800 Roliars Clmllcnsc.' atono, Sulphur, Dutch Madder, Glue, Suulla.Sidt CGeimajeFKENcH PILLS against ail I Petre, Alum, Black Lead, Litmi> Black, Lamp KHUAC1C NOSTRUMS of the age for Wick, Glasses, Borax, crude and refined Indigo, W r * * * ” . • • Carolina uml Spanish Ploat Blueing, Ilippo. Jal- rrench Pills are npnlicablB to nil eases, for ap,Rhubarb, Calomel, Arrow Root,Spanish I'lies, “".(warranted freo from merctrry,) nnd Camphor, Manila, Flake, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cin- grentadvantages over the Balsams and million, Mace, BlacknndCaycnne I’cpcr, Ginger, 1J1 °°iug entirely freo from Curry Powder, super. Carbonate Soda, Tartaric |»nacoiueqitently tlo not effect tho breath, Acid, Rochelle Salts, Suit Tnrtur, Sal Ammoniac, aJin a 1,11,1811,0 poeeibility of a discovery Gum, Aloes,Guriaic, Ammonia, Benzion, Copal, “singtBcni. Shellac, Mastic, Arabic, Opium und Styrax,Rose ptBortQuatiuate.Ingosof Uie dlsease; they I .Worntse’od, ijigilnies, Senna," Squills, Uuinine, Bimlly „ . . , , u, s l -o ui uie disease, «.v, . w.»r ---o* » . *. - lenir. 1. ui"..' cul ' 011 tunny tiller every Morphine, Iodine, Piporme, llydrmdnte,.Pottos X ens i(, 1 haled. In short, thoy lmve been Sulphate, Potass, Croton Oil, Oil Bleak Pepper, L^aymccesslh 1, that that the proprietor Oils* Mint, Sassafras, Lcmoii, Bergamot, Cnnt- L..' ^ 011010 produce a remedy or equal wav, Orange, Clibebu, Roscmmy.Uose Cedral or l; ’ , r 11 forfeiture of Tlireo Hundred Citron Flowers, Jumper, Snake Root, Pink Root, r • rorsnlcjiy Vnlerion and Mnzur.oil Root, Gentian, Unasst fare $2 p. G. It IIF.NDRICKSON, mid Cahella, Magnesia, lump und calcined; Sweet and CM. & J. M. TURNER. Olive Oils in Husks and hollies, Tooth Powders, ? e,b0 *- Peruvian Bark, Extract and Elixir of Bark, Ex- J64—ly tr ict of Ooitun, Rein Wax, Gum Myrrh, Alcohol Spirits N.tre, Hartshorn, Carbonate, Atnmoiuu will re- I Oil, Krcosot. Pin, ™V " ,iU a'- assortment of Ala®, Patent Medicines, Also*In i^a l " l( l Bird Seed, tho crop of gcnuino:-r-Ro"lanci s lea,1,"’ °*j>ectanoy, a beautiful aitl-1 Panacea, Swann s \ ci Cr »l» 1839. l"iv t ,' , &L y H(J CHE .s, and will ‘ Cili ,". oao 'free C'orn. The above ..._" rra “! 0 >i lo pioducqlargo vegetables and fd < mtan!;.wf , r ers !““* “ilmrs are invited to xnlfi in... , for ^cinselvcs. All of which F “old low lo orciwh or city acceptances. Sign of tlio Golden Globe, Opposite tho Market. |«rsc French lta |l flavof e a° l,r n| 110 ), 1 Eappeo Snuff, rose I logim.'Luvender andV,ye Waters: l» for cash' ?' L,onllarii B.manuiucture. For Soaps, do. do. Extracts Musk, Jes: FORCher a LA ROCHE, Sign of tlio Golden Globe, ■K ice 8nuflT. IHEEdL^B? Opposite tho Market. p »"p°- R>. ai gi for sale lly 0 D,ossm S < “ 0 > 00 . Just - G ' U ' HENDRICKSON. warranted fresh nnd Tonic Mixture, Houck’s Panacea, Swaim’s Vermifuge, Barclay’s Cubebs and Sarsaparilla, Butler’s and Henry’s Magnesia, Peters, Hihherts, Brundreths, Lees, Evans, fte- ciires, Phelps, Beckwiths, Gnllighuns, Hooper s and other Pdls; Bateman’s Drops, British Oil, llarln’in Oil, .Turlington, Balsam, Opodeldoc, Scuddor’s A Tiiompson’s Eye Waters,Bernard s Diarrlmai Mixture, Morion’s Cough .Syrup, Apo thecary’s Scales and Weights. Perfumery, &c.—Prentiss’nnd Glessins to- rs: do. do. Toilet Jessamine, Rose nud Borgamont, do. do. Bear’s Oil, Oldridge’s Balm of Columbia, Hair Powdor, Pulls and Box es, Odoriferous Compound, Volatile .Salts ol fan cy patterns und colors, incut glass nnd pungeiits; Rose Water, Milk Roses, Cream of Soaps, \ er- 'Dgiui Jgipsalv^with a lull us- KJbSiS It benia Uriiiu, sortment liistnnneiits.- cops, Scalpels, Kuives, Surgeon Glasses, Nipple Slj assortment of otf cii 01 the Territory of Ftoridu. Chai*.761—No.22—Whereas tlio Court House of Duval county, is in an untiuishod state and Uiero aro yet due nnd owing upon the same, mo- ri.e-*, which it is believed will impose too burden some a tax upon the peop.e of Duval, and where as, it isdusiii hiu to pay those said sums and com- p c e t..e building, as well tor the greuter convc- 11 once of the uduiinistrat.on of justice, ns for tiie . oj.j.c purpose 01 un Academy, tor which pur pose .11 part, tlio said build ng, when completed, is designed. TlitHc.ore- • Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Governor and Le gislative Council of the Territoiy of Floridu, Tiiat it shall and may ho lawful lor Joseph B. Lancaster, Isaiah D. Hart and William J. Mills, truny two of them under the direction of the County Court of Du\al Cmijity, to raise such sti.ii or sums of money by lottery, munch schemes a mey may deem \ propriatei.nd . dvnable: Prc- vided, tlmt tho said persons sbull h.nd diumselves in such manner us tiie Court shad duect, well atid truly to conduct such lottery 111 good linth, to appropriate the proceeds to die object ubovo sta- itd.—Pushed, Feb. 7th, 1831.—Approved, Feb. llth, 1834. By agreement, henring date the 28th of Febru ary,’le39, Uie above Joseph Lancaster, Isaiah D. H ut and Wm am Mills, uul,lor certain consider- at.ous, ill c«n to unity to tuo said Legislative Act, dul. as igu mito Me, s s.fce illicit A Hamit-on n.i tneir ri c lu und iatorest, umi tuo powers vested in t .em by thu above recited Act of the Legislature of Florida. Extruct from tho valuation of Gcorgo Phillip Mn- nouvrier uudJucohdo Cordova, bodiof tnocity of Now-Urieuim, made and sworn to on tiie 19th day of April, ldffi): That the said George Fillip Manouvricr nnd Ja cob Cordova, appruise and conscientiously and honestly vuiue the property Known under tho name nnd uppe.l u.onoi -Bunk’s Arcade,” 111 tiie city of New-Urleuns, ut Six Hundred Thousand Doilurs, “Tho property known under the appellation of “City Hotel” or-Bisuop’sliolel,” in me said city of New-Orleuns, ut Four Hundred und Twenty Thousand Do.liis." , , ' , The Deeds ot hie Property and t .e Slock trans ferred 111 trust lo the Commissioners appointed by the said Act of the Legislature ot Florida,for the security of the Prize Holders. Splendid Seiieme: 1 prize—The Arcade—226 feet,5inches, 4 lines, ouMaguzmc-street; lUlleet, 11 inches, on Nutchez-streot; 123 feet, 6 inches, on Gru- vier-street. Rented ut uhout 1*37,600 per auiitun. Dollars. Vulued nt 1 Prize—City Hotel—162lecton Com mon-street, 143 feet, 6 iiicr.cs, on Cump-streef. Rented ut .v;2o,0U0. Valued at , . 1 Prize—Dwelling Hou^e, (adjoining the Arcade) No. 16—feet, 7 in ches front;on Nutchez-stroet. Rent ed at .*1,206. Valued at p r izo—Ditto (adjoining tho Arcade,) p^ 0> ijs—“J ieei front on iNutehez- street. Rented at *1,200.. Valued 1 Prize—Ditto—No. 23, northeast cor ner of Busin and Custon llousc-st. 46 feet front on Basin, imd 40 feet 011 Frunitiiu-sLicet, by 127 feet deep on Custom House-street, lleutcd nt *1,560. Valued at 1 pnze—Ditto—No. 24, soutwest cor ner of Busin and Custom House- street; 32 feet, 7 inches on Busin, leet, 7 inches on Fianklin, 127 feet,16J iiichesdeepin front ol Cus tom Ilouse-st. Ron.ed ut *1,000. Valued at 1 Prize—Ditto—No. 339, 24 feet, 9 111- Ci.es on lloyal-stieet, by 12/ leet, 11 inc.ics deep. Reined at *1,406. Valued at 1 Prize—250 Shares Caiud Bank block *100 Oi»ch, 1 Dnto—200 do. Com. do. do. 1 Dnto—150 do. Mechanics’ and Tra ders’ do. do. 1 Ditto—106 do. City Bank do. t o. ]• Ditto—100 do. do. do. tlo. do. 1 Ditto—KiO do. do. do. do. do. 1 Ditto—50 tlo. Exclmngo Bunk tlo. do. .1 Ditto—56 tlo. do. do. do. do. 1 Ditto—25 do. Gas Light Bank do. do. 1 Ditto—25 do. do. do do. do. do. 1 Ditto—15 do. Mechanics’ nnd Tra ders’ *!°. do. Pitio—15 do. do. do. do. inch 10 shares of llie Louisiana ink, *166 each, each prizo 11 ml of sergeant privato. ever the M. Sec. 19. or or repute, or or actii w !e itfuitlierc llnyor shall n -, r — citizens of th names shall be entered in the Mayo w.ui tho superintendent of the y shall he st/led “supenniiuovurie ? rep or: themselvqs e very night at in the st m • manner with the othei under pu n of fine for nbw ucc, n nbscne»rf any of the regular wutc or more of the supernumeraries, nscircnmsnnccs shall ho v ' *'* ‘ other half to the city! prov he inflicted for any one oHence, heyon l one b in drctl dollars; nnd if the said prisoner or prison ers he charged with felony or breach of the peace the Muyor or Aldermen hresiding as aforesaid at tho police court, may at Iun or their discretion or- dctftlie prosecution of said prisoners, nnd t:ini them ovor to a magistrate ol the county for that purpose. Sec. 8. Bo it further ordained, that tho sum of fifty cents shall lie demanded und received at the guardhouse for tho apprehension oT each uml every slave and person of color arrested under the provision of this ordinance if cho or lie be demuuded and released hclore eleven o’clock P. M., hut if demanded amt released after th; t hour, then the sum of onp dollar shall he de- inay require, shall ho employed to fill such vacan cy or vacancies lor the if ght, and all tho said super numeraries not in actual sc r.dec shall rep iir to tho guard house in all cases of alarm,and may bo em ployed ns tho officer may direct; nnd when so em ployed the said supernumeraries shall stand ill tlio same capacity, and ho subject to the satno rules nnd discipline as thiv regtili'^watchmen, nnd tho salary of such Supernumeraries on actual service shall’he deducted from that of the absent regular .watchmen, and tlio former shall be paichit thc-samo rate ns the latter; nnd said supernumeraries shnll take and subscribe the same on'h nnd give tho samo bond nnd security fis prescribed in ilio case of the regular watchmen, before their names shall bo en tered on the list of supernumeraries. And when ever 4 vacancy shall occur in the city watch by any ifteans, itshidlho the duty of the Mayor to nppoint a person4Vmirtlte*liilt qt /uponmmeraries to sup ply sucTi vaconcv, and also tq npp^nt another su- einmncrary in the room of thg ipdividual thus trandcric.i to tlio regular wntch. Sec. 17. Beltfurtlier orduined, That il vS shall be act. i«. DC 11 iiiiuici imiaiiini, ximiiiwiuii uu tie duty of the superintendent of tho city watch to retain the anus of the watchmen in the .guard kou.-o, (except whon required for duty) and at . I 1 nnnded und received for each person as afore said, uud the said sum shall in all c iscs bo cattailv 700,0U6 500,000 20,000 20,000 „ . . 1? uml the prh ates sbull ho appointed as is hcreiunf ter specified, uml tliepayof the said superintend ent sliall he eighty dollars a month; of tne said de puty superintendent sixty dollursamonth; of each of tho said division serge;mt3 thirty-fivo doilurs a month, uml of each of liio privates twenty-five dollars a month'. Sec. 3. Bo it further ordained, That the said of ficers shall he armed at his own expense with u s.vord or hanger, and a pair of pistols und provi ded with a cartoiicli box to contiun mid he filled with six rounds of bull cartridges; und each of tho said wulcbmcu or privulcs sbull bo furnished witii a good and sufficient musket and bayonet, nl o with a cartoiicli box to belt round the -waist, to contain and he filled with twelve rounds of hall cartridges, and ono spare Hint, all which arms and accutrements for the privates of said guard or watch shnll he furnished at tho expense of Jho city; and the said ollicersund privates sbull each he fur nished at the expense of the city with a rattle, Wii c 1 shall he used for the purpose of cominuni- cal.on with each oilier, giving un alarm when ne cessary, (except in cases of tire, when the ularni sliall he given by the discharge of tho musket ns heretolore,) and if any other person or persons, except the said oilicers and watchmen, ufter the sctiing of the guard, shall Use n rattle of similar construction, or any instrument producing a sim- i.nr sound, within the limits of the city, lie or the, if a white person, shall for euch ami every such oilcnce, on conviction at the policccourt or before Council, he lined in a siim not exceeding thirty dollars, to he collected aud enforced in thu usual manner; and if the said olfender ho a shivo or free person of color, ho or she sliall he commit ted to the guard house, nnd>hall receive not ex ceeding t.iirty-nino lushes, at the discretion of iho Mayor or acting Muyor. £>cc k 4. Be it further ordained, That it thnll bq the duty of the superintendent or deputy super intendent, whichever may he on uctivo duty at tho timp, to visit the wuteffmeu at their respec tive words and stations in each und every 'night, as often as circumstances will permit, and it snail he the duty bf the sergeant 011 qpiivc duty to vis it the respective wurds and stations at least once during each watch. Bee. 5. Be it further ordained, That from the first day of April (inclusive) to the first day of October (inclusive) of each year, the members of the city watch shall he at the guard house, nnd commence their tour of duty ut the hour of nine o’clock, at night; and from the first day of October (inclusive) to the first day of April (inclusive) of each year, the members composing tho city watch -hull ussoinble at the guard house mul commence their tour of duty nt eight d’cloek at night,- nt which respective hours the guard house boll shall cause to he rung, and the said members shullcon- fimie on duty until iweulv mutates beiuio sun rise or tlio ringing of the hell tho next morning, at which signal they shall repair and reussemblu at tjie guard house, thero to ho dismissed or re tained as circumstance may require; but they shall not take up any slaves or persons of color ufter daylight without good cause, and the said city watch shall he subject to the orders of the May or or acting Mayor, and may he compelled to do any further or'other duty, either by day or by night, wlicnevcr the Mayor or acting Mayor may deem it udvisable or necessary, to demund their tses bo equally divided between tho arresting watchman and the city, uml if it he not paid before eight o’clock the next morning, tiie said slave oL-jpeo person of color sh ill he committed to jail, there to remain until the said line und all costs aro paid. Bee. 9. Be it further ordained, That if any of tho oilicers or privates of the said city watch, ot ter having taken lip any prisoner or person in the execution of their duties, sbull rccejvo u hribo for liberal ng any person so apprehended, or if any of tho said oiliccr-i or watchmen sliall he guilty of violent, injurious or imp.opi r conduct whilst on dmy to any person or persons, or if the said offi cer or watchmen shall in any nnnuer tnisbuha e in, or neglecttlieir duties as watchmen,-the said olfender, if a private, may he fined or dismissed, or both, at the discretion of the Mayor or aefiug . Mayor, nnd his bond may also ho put in suit; ani, tho said oilicers may abo be fined or stispened d or both, at tho discretion of tiie Muyor or ucliug Mayor, which suspension shall he reported to Council,attho next regular meeting thereof, or sooner if the Mayor or tiding Mayo/ nuy deem it advisable, and the said Council shall act on subh information, and reinstate or dismiss said officer ax said Council may deem proper; and whenever any officer is thus suspended, or whenever it may he necessary to fill any vacancy temporarily, lit • Miyor*or acting Mayor shnl l ave the power lo make such appointment und fill such vacancy, un til tho next meeting of council; and Council -hull at all times have the power to fill uny vacancies, in the suite manner as tho vacancies of other of- ficerxof the city aro filled; and the Mayor oruct* ing Mayor, as the herd of the police, 'shall have and exercise a general superintendence over the officers and members of the city watch, und may at any lime direct the mode and pluces in which the watchmen shall he stationed, and shullgive his least once in every week thereafter I same and see tha. they are kept a * good order. Sec. IB.-BpitAirther ordained, 1 pay of tiie officers and privates of tho c shall be retained in the city treasury a ,v ** sh dl h .v« hncome due, .to meet Wf ed, hut the Mayor or noting Mayor l dif-cretion, and uudor the circumstances c se, give un order nr draft on tl o treasury to any officer or private for such portion of such pre served pay us in his discretion may s Jem proper, nnd tho said draft or order shnll be paid forthwith by the city treasurer out of the city ftinds. Bee. 19. Be it ftirthcr ordained, That all ordin ances nnd parts of ordinances corresponding with fii’s, und all other.ordiitaiicoa and parts of ordin ances militating against this ordinance, be, aud t :e simo are hereby repealed. Pasiedin Council, 23d Augmt, 1839. [l.s.] ROB’T M. CHARLTON, Mayor. Attest, Joseph Fet.t, o. c. pro tent, oct 21 I in A ■■iii Ilnrrisou’B Specific Otutmuiit, Bof.Whi* “ **** ■poll the cure of White Swellings, Scrofulous on lo herlumors, Ulcers, Boro Legs, old fresh Wounds, Sprains and ftrubes, Swellings ami Inflammations, Scald Head, Women’s Boro Breasts, Rheumatic Pains, Tetters, Eruptions, Cliilbuins, Whitlows, Biles, Corns nnd External Diseases generally. It is likewise greatly superi or to t ny medicine heretofore discovered for tlio chafid hacks aud Untie of horses; for ring worms, chapped lips—aud in short, for every external bo* dily e\il dint fluty fall to tho lot of man or beast. For sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, and T. M. A J. M. TURNER. Price 50 ceuts per box. ong 5 164—ly .. For llie Toiieh PERFUMERY AND COSMETICS. P RENTISS' extract of Rose, Musk, Jessa mine nml Bergamot I)o. flue and su pern no Toilet Powder, Rose scent Ede’s sup. Musk and Iloxe Persian Scent Bags Genuine Rn.-sian Bears Oil Rowland’s Mncusur. Oil Oldridge’s B drain of Columbia directions accordingly to the officers in command p oma 3e a la Rose, Savin, Jussaimne, Orange nnd at the guard house, by whom such orders shall he u tj M , r Odour*, in poU aud iu!ia 20,000 20,000 15,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 16,066 10,660 10,606 5,600 5,000 2,500 2,506 1,506 *1,500 C^r bc ?i 00 lSfth °„ rfr08h ^■•'l 011 t,f 1 <Jar Tlor, 8r°ai cures hyon L r ' j llb /T.c5oUy'‘ C 0 l, |,| l "P r00 col, f f ® by d0 '!> 0 mLM»-S 9 sto t I'OliCIlKR , , , 1 * Li\rociie, oct 3 Vni-Jejfi F ifty box. cuk Jusl G it iS! Bl "'“I li'r j 4 ' v,JJ!,L ’ KS °d r'c by oct I'rcii F 1F ' cokes und |®ilisit cter. Ho. 8 i r Ho^' a. each 2 .Imres of §100 curb, each prize *266, oi the Gas Light 200 Do*.—-each 1 alinre of *100, of tiie Bank of Louisiana, . 200 Do.—each 1 shore of *100, of the New-Orleuns Bank, 150 Do.—each 1 share ot *100, of tho Union Bank of Florida, 20,000 2,000 20,000 20,000 15,000 services. Bee. 6. Be it further ordained, 1 lmt it shall he the duty of the superintendent of the city watch, or officer in command at the guard house, to dis pose of the watchmen in such u manner as tlmt all parts of the city ftmy he equally guarded and pro tected, us far ns possible; auit he shall divide the privates in two divisions to he denominated the firstimd second division, each to he commanded by a division sergeant, and each division to ho distri buted us mores aid, when on uctivo duty; and on ly one division shall he on active duty at a time, except in cases of alarm, or other necessity,when ’ they shall ho marched to the place of danger or necessity, as the odicer in command, or the Muy or limy/order; und the watchmen shall he so »t- gulutcd, as not to he every night in tho same ward, but they shall bo allotted to tho various wards und places within the city alternately and iu rotation, and foe said watchmen shall patrol and watch throughout the respective wards and pluces as signed to them during tho night; and tlm said of ficers and privates of the city watch are hereby required to arrest at night, and take into custody all felons and rioters, all disorderly or suspected persons who may ho found wandering or misbe having themselves,' or in any manner disturbing tlio public peace or quiet; and all persons who may in any manner assault or oppose or resist them when engaged in tho discharge of their du ty, nnd nil slaves und free persons of color, who may ho found out of his or her house or enclo sure, ufter the ringing of tho guard hoqse hell at night, unless the said slave or freo person of col- or be accompanied by a white person over the a*'e of ton years, or ho provided with an open written ticket drawn up according to the direction of tho city ordinances, and signed by some white person having legal authority to sign tho thine, uml the said nersous thus arrested shall he carried obeyed an J distributed. . Sec. 10. Be itfurllier ordained, That one watch man slmll he stationed during the hours aforesaid, in tlio steeple of llie Exchange, and shall bo fur nished witii ugood and suilicieiit lantern, and he sliall givo the alarm to the citizens in nil proper cases, by the ringing of the Exchunge-hcll, and by bunging his lantern in tlio direction from which tne cause of alarm seems to proceed; and a sen tinel shall alwuys, during guard hours, or whilst the watch are on duty, bo stationed at the guard house door, whose duty it shall he to communi cate any alarm to the ollicer iu command, and Jp the officers and privates not in actual service; and the guard house bell slmll he rung in all cases of alarm. Sec. 11. Be it further ordained, Tlmt no watch man assigned for the first watch or division sha’I have his watch or station uml tlio relief guard shall,have relieved him at h.s post; nor slmll uny wutclinnn assigned for the second guard leave his ward or station until the hour for discharging tho guard shall have asiived and been announced by the ringing of the guard house hell, or such other signal as the Mayor or Superintendent limy das 5 gna to. . ^ See. 12. Be it further onjuined, That if any per son be convicted before the police couit or council for resisting, opposing, or molesting any of the officers or members of Uie city watch in the execution of his or their duty, the offender may he fined in u sum nut exceeding one bundled dol lars for each and every offence, to he collected and enforced as the laws and ordinances provide, ami the said oilicers or privates of the city watch aro authorized and empowered, in case ol urgen cy or liece sity, to demand tlio aid and assistance of any citizen or oilmens, and all and every per son rcfusiiig'or neglecting to give such aid or as sistance when required ,mny, on conviction before t’ie police court or council, he lined iu a sum not exceeding ono hundred dollars. Sec. 13. Be it further ordained, Tint it shall be the duty of the superintendent of the city watch to make out a monthly pay roll of the oilicers and members of the watch, to he presented to the Muy or or acting Mayor on the first of edfch month lor his approval and order thereon; and tho said su perintendent slmll make n report in writing to the Mayor or acting Mayor or any three Aldermen, at the police office every morning at 10 o’clock, in which he shall detail the order and routine of the several divisions, sub-divisions and patrols, note the misconduct of irregularity of every and any watchman on duty, and shall relate the occur rences of the night, and the deputy superintend- eut shall .report to the superintendent the occur rences of tlmt portion ol the night in which he may have been on duty, to enable the superin tendent to make the report, required of him by tl i< section, nnd shall attend at the police oliice at 10 o’clock for the further explanation to tlio Muyor of such occurrences. Coggersholl's sti’r Counossiers Soup Palme* ’s sup’r Cream de Savon Rings Sup.'r Verbena Crenui, a delightful i shaving ©bi nrticlo for Lowe’s colehmted Shaving Soaps Prentiss’ variegated Soups, suitable£or,tho tablet Powder Puffs and Boxes of the Intest patterns Cologne, Lavender und Rose Wutors, of various manufacture and assonSd putteQlfl. au : Espirit de Roso, Cold Cream, Lip Salve . Otto of Roses, sup’r Rose, Cinnamon and Al mond Soaps, in burs V;/. : , ’ . ' Cut Glass Bottles, a largo variety Fine and course Tooth Combs , ’ Nail, Toot i and Clothes Brushes Vign me, Napoleon, AIudanunonHelle, Victoria and Gkat Back Hair Bruuhes, of excellent quality Pocket Books, Scissors, Razor* and Razor Strops G aim's Itid nil Dye, Viucgr r Rougo Milk of Roses, Orange Flower Water Oil Citron Flowers, Shaving Brushes Balt of Lemon and Rosea, in Eng. cut gloss bot tle.', Anioninc Vinegar And other articles in the Perfumery fine, for sale wholesale or retail on accommodating terms, PORCH Ell A LAROCHE, Sigu of the Golden Globe, oct 15 Opposite the Market. iy Great Bni'KniitM. uml olliere desirous of purchasing, are invited to call und extunino for themselves, oct 17 • ■ JOHN MALLERY. tuut Prizes. 81,1100,000 ° TICKETS $30—NO SHAKES, try It shall ho at tit# option ot die Banters or Frizes or Hunk Stocks, either to take the Stock itself, or tlio par value thereof in cash. Tuo rccc ptsof tho side ol tho T.ckets aro, and will bo, deposited iu dto Citizens',.Consolidated, . ...i rr ii<.... tini,l.-o m flto nmnn Canid,’Union und Carrollton Hanks, in tho naino of tiie Munugura jointly, withJ.B. Perrault.Lsq. and the said persons to thu guard house, and tho white prisoners shall he detained until the next mornipg, when tliey shall |»o curried to the police court ns here.nalU r directed; provided nevertheless tlmt no white person slrtdl be detained at the guard house un less upon duo enquiry made of* tne urresting offi cer or watchman, it shall appear to the officer in comnmndat tho guard house, tlmt ‘there was just See. 34. Be it further ordained, That the pri vates of tiie city watch shall be appointed by the Mayor, hut no person slmll he appointed unless he is a citizen of the United States; and,every of- ficerand member of the city watch slmll take and subscribe the following oath or affirmation: “I do solemnly swear (or affirm, ns the case may bo,) that l will, to the best of my ability, diligently and carefully discharge all 6io duties required of me as captain, or lieutenant, or sergeant, or private, (as the.case may be) of the city guard, and con form in all things to tlio ordinances, rules, regula tions and orders respecting iny duty, so help me GoJ.” Aud the Mayor shall order tropic* of such or affirmation to he printed iu a bops,’to I e oh-» *i deponent Splendid Shawls, Silks, Clmilys suid Iflouslaine dc Lnincs. Per ship Gaston. •a. CARTON rich Broche Shawls, latest style ■ 2 do/., rich printed Thibet RfdkfS.' • 5 super. Turtnu Shawls, best quality * ' 2 doz. super. Mousliu de Lame do. 10 pieces rich Poul do Soio 2 do. supr. plain Rips do. 2 do. figured B. B. Bilks 8 do. splendid printed Chnlty, latest style 16 do. rich Mouslinde Lollies 1000 yards iingraiu Carpeting, ut *1 per yard 10 pieces very supr. Irish Linen, tree frqm any mixture 100 do. velvet Ribbons 30 do. super, and low price White Flannel 10 do. do. do. lied do. 5 do. Green and Yellow do. 34 doz. very clump Linen Cambric Ildkfs. 5 pieces super, black Bomhosius, some very cheap 10 do. do. do. Crapes Old Silk Taffeta Ribbons, Mourning Cap do, Colored Florence and Grodo Nap Silks Ladies’‘and Gents, supr. II. S. Gloves Ladifcs’ und Misses’ white Cotton Hose Bluck Silk Cravats Black Silk Hose and Half Hose, pluin and ribbed 5 pieces Steel Mixed Satinets 5 do. Kentucky Jeans 1000 yards super. Apron Checks 30 doz. new style Head Hdkfs. * For sale on favorable terms, by SNIDER, LATHROP A NF.VITT. oct 35 1 95) . - ■ . ■ : • • suukci’s’ Herbs'* L LANDING from ship Gaston, a full supply of Shakers’ Herbs, comprising Catnip,Fox- tabled lor that purpose, and each deponent or at- 8 ov ® Horehonud, Sage, Fpu”}™y'i,£j 1 ' firm itiou shall take und subscribe to the said oath j " ort j Lnrawmh A ^puw* or affirmant before the Mayor or acting Mavor, : wood^ Woyq^^^kler tjowers, 9^^°^ ..» und the same shall ho kept among the records of Couucil Sec. 15. Be it further ordained, That no officer or private of the said city watch sh; 11 not us such, until ho lias taken and subscribed the said oath or affinnutionf and also givoii good and sufficient se- Aa. in 16 oz. 8oz. and 1. oz. p&cknges, suitable lor lumilies and country merchants. For salo by rORCHER & LAROCHE,. • Sign of the Goldon Globe, oct 35 Opposite the Market. for the arrest, and provided also, that w hite person shall he locked up in any of the pi is- aud .ifimbitants) to tho Mayor and Al: tto c.irity ( o consist of one or more resident citizens on rooms during tlio night,unless from.refputo- the city of Savannah und hamlets Un re oft-f rv or v ic lent conduct, or by reason of the number wc [| conducting of himself iff all theduLv-.- , s o*i* prisoners in custody, and such confiuoment q«ured of hub whilst employed on .the city guard, son Fuller, and for *“* 0 l ,i ,r lir . lv , n orp K 'q/\i V fihuTl.bo deemed necessary!: . :»»•>•! the said security shall he in the sum of five , oct 23 G- *v HLNDIvidivodo*