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gy^f for each insertion after, per
LfTStSi.y the Clerks of the TOWU
l ^ St anplic^ieii h«* been wide*
^AdminStrotion, must bo published
Administrators for
'SfeRK9 nU,9l,,,C0U
lltfjjLbV Executors and Adminie-
FiWStbfcSefloto on the SntlW
I® nih "between tho usual hour* ol
I'W.ce'ofPttb'ie Stleein the County
t Tortiinontarv. of Adimnietm-
12! ifS5,i 0 mey have boon granted, first
MSSSU in one of the
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No. aao-.yot. xxxvi.]
SAVANNAH, (On.) FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER I, IS 10.
[Whole No.—07,012
Fever mid Akiic Medicines.
AA DOZ. Itowniid’s Tonic or Vegetable
j£i\J Febrifuge, a specific and lusting cure lor
die Invar and ague.
24 dozen genuine Southern Tonic, prepared by
Carter & Cox, Alabama. Received ant for 'aale
by ANSON PARSONS.
nov 0
318
"aVleeitt the County
BsSSSr^SrS 1-
Stata.qnd .at“the doorcf
{Jhoom, where auch ealee ore to ba
■vn for leave to cell Negroee, must bo Mb.
Kmouths, before any order absolute
I lll3l | c thereupon by the Court.
" i Pntnto by Executors. Arfniniitfa*
jKitaSmitbk puMUhod SIXTY
Sellt-Tiho dnv of Sale. Theae aeleamuat
*<atd»Court House door of the County
litW»P«rty U situate, and o« the firet
LvSZ Menlh.betweon Uie hour, often in
Eland four in tho afternoon. No w e
jlytodey ii valid, uuloaa eo oxpreased In
i&ssMis
_»of personal property (oxcept negroee)
hts and iuteatato eatatea by Executor, end
^ ratora must bo advertised FORl\
Dilution* by Executors nnd Administrnto'i
filer* Dbmfcsory, must bo published SIX
feiiciitiou.. for foreclosure of Mortgage, on
"uie um«t hoadvertiaod once a month for
,,l MONTHS.
li-nofthe Court of Ordinary, (uccompnni-
L, co ,,y of die bond or agreomem) In
I title, lo liinil limit bo advertiwd Tttftxx
nn .1 least. . , .
jrid’iialeaniider executiona regularly grant-
f the Court., inuat be advertised 1 Hill rY
IS—under inorlgnge execution. SIM
7 late. o'peruhnMo property under or-
iftlourt.iuiutbe adverliaed, generally, TEN
|S before die day of Mle.
I Adiertuemeillatvill be punctually attended
■ All Letters directed to this Oflico ortho
r, mint he poet paid, to entitle them to at-
To Let.
The two .lory Dwelling nnd Garden n
Jieiuon Word, oppoeito the Free School,
,twill occupied by Mr. J. B. Lewis. Foe-
too will bu given on the let November. Ap>
> ANSON PARSONS.
M
Filly Dollars Ratvanl.
Runaway on tlio 20th July last, from the
subscriber, hi* Negro Afnn, SAWftfV.
He iiabout23 years old, 5 feet 8 or l) in*
- cliea high, very black mid likely, ha* rath*
w!!ow sepulchral voice, and a deep mculiico
isside. lie was bought of Mr. Hugh Rose,
it ,'l years since, and I believe was brought up
ilacoabout 10 miles above tin*city.
me reward will bo puid for hi* delivery in
afe jail in this State, or to the subscriber.
~ 205 NOBLE A. HARDEE.
(Ciiickasuwimtciicie Lsiiids*.
SHE subscriber oilers for sole, a Tract of Land
I situate in tlie 3d District, Baker County, eni-
“ftg 1,500acres, which comprises every vari-
f the moat superior soil. The tract is fur-
d with slight improvements, and cun been-
din its geographical dimension* to any do-
•e extent. As an additional consideration to
rer, reasonable terms and protracted ere-
e offered. For more tniscelkmeaus info rmu-
Ii applicants can address tlie subscriber nt A-
* F. G. BALDWIN.
1/24 159H4mo
VNCUMPLBD lUAillDIOllI
SCHEME.
T HE following details of a 8ciiemc of a Lot
tery, to bu drawn in December next, war
rants us indecluring it to he. UN PARA LLI .LED
in the history of Lotteries. Prizes to the umouni
HAVE SEVER BEFORE BEES OFFERED tO the pub
lic. It is true, there nre many blanks, but on the
other hand, the extremely low ctiuige of $20
per Ticket—the value amurumrer ol the Capi
tals, and tho revival of the good old custom ot
warranting that every prize snail he drawn und
sold, will, we uro sure, give universal satisfaction,
and especially to tlie Six Hundred Prize Hol
ders.
To those disposed to adventure, wo recommend
early application being rnude to us for tickets—
when tlie prizes nre nil sold, blanks only remain
—tlie first buyer* have the best chance. We.
therefore, emphatically say—DELAY NOT! bu:
at once re-nut and (rans-imt to u* your uiders,
which shall ulwuys receive our immediate atten
tion. Letter* to be addressed, und applications
made to SYLVESTER & CO.
l&G Broudway, New-York.
(CP Observe the number, 156.
$700,006!!! $500,000!! $25,000!
G prizes ol' $20,0001!
2 prizes of $15,000!!
3 prizes of $10,000!!
LOTTERY OF REAL ESTATE & BANK
STOCK,
SITUATED IN NEW-ORLEANS.
(CP The ricuesi and most magn.ticent Scheme
ever presented lo the public in this or any oili
er country.
Tickets only 20 Hollars.
AuthunicU by un Ait of the Legislative Assembly
if Florida, und under the directions vf the Com
missioners, tut.ua under the same.
TO HE DKAWN AT JACKSONVILLE,
FLU KID A t DECK lit, 1839.
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON, Managers.
SYLVESTER di. C'O. Iu6 Uroadwuy,
Ne.v-Yotk. Sole Agents.
NO COMBINATION NUMuElio!!
100,000 tiCKeis.ftouiNo.l up wards, ut succession.
Extract f.otn uie Laws of tlie Legislative Coun
cil of tlie Territory of Florida.
Cmap.701—No.22— Wnereustho Court House
of iiuvul conn.y, is in an unumsaed slate und
there are yet due und owing upon the same, mo
il e-, wmch it is believed will impose loo burden-
some u tax upon Uiu puop.o of Dttvul, und where
as, it isdesirabm to pay tuuse said sums and com-
Tlie IVIan About Town. P e e t e ouiiu.ng. US well tor U.e greater couve*
Y Corn, l.u* Webbe, author of Glances of n eucj o» uie .-dministrat on cf jusiice, as lor u.e
• * tiOdj.c purpose ot ail Acaden.y, tor which pur
pose ut part, the said bu.id.ng, wuen completed,
is desigued. There.ore—
Sec. l. lie ,t enacted by the Governor and Le
gislative Council of the Territory of liorida,
Taut it shuli mid may be lawful tor Joseph 11.
Luitcasier, Isuiaii D. Hurt uml William J. Mills,
< r any two oi u.eui under tlie d.ruction ol the
County Court ot uu.al County, to raise *uc,
fcU a or sums of mom!; .ottcy.iii* »ch
R- iff nire Ott'er.iii.'uliiladliy Miss C. II. Wn- . « u.oyiimyuiom , p.o,,tu>u.nd d.'..ub,e: Pro
IV '® ‘"..A 3 I v.dad, »i»ut me »oid pu.uiH shun u.ttd (tieinselves
iu such iiiuiiucr as lue Court sua.l Ut.uct, wen
and uu.y to conduct such tottery .u good iuiui, io
app.opiuie tlie p.oceeu* to me ooject uoovu sca-
* “’ ~ * Fed.
Swnlm's Vermifuge. >.
T 1US remedy counteracts tlie whole train of
diseases ansing from the debility of tlie di
gestive organs or a depraved condition of the s o-
much an l bowels.
Most of the diseases ofchildren originate in ver-
'tniiiou* affections.
Worm* destroy the nourishment which is in
tended by nature to support life.
The immediate effect of Swuiiu’s Vermifuge
are to tranquiUzo the stomach, cle <r it ofocidous
phlegm, dissipate superfluous b.lo, incretue the
grustiojuices and promote healthy Higustion.
It alluviates sick headache, ana is nn untedote
for tlie Cholera Morbus of our country, diurrhawi,
ft ver and aguo, and thnt das* of diseases w.iicli
owe their oiTgin to a disordered state of tho »lo-
mnch nnd bowels.
This rcmetly expel* worms by giving healthy
action to the stomach und organs of d.gcs-ion.—•
There is nothing in its composition tokul wont s.
They are seldom seen after its use, and the p •
tient improves in health, color and uppetiie.—
Those remedies which kill worms must oi cour- e^
injure the stomach materially, uud the cause oi
many serious complaints. This fact has been ma
terially neglected by the faculty, and the on or has
never been discovered until owaim’s Vermifuge
proved it to tho entire satisfaction or every family
who has u*ed it.
The medicine is no less efficacious in many of
tlie diseases of grown persons,by dissipating those
morbid secretions whtch'prodnce dysentery, diar-
rhcDti, cholera morbus, piles, fever und ague, dys
pepsia, acidity of the stomach, foul bftadi. and
t te disagreeable uifectioii* consequent upon bilious
disorders.
It is now in general use in most parts or the
world. Families resident in the country, travel
lers going into the interior or voyaging into dis
tant tropical climates, (insulated from medical tal
ent) would find Swann’s Vermifuge of great ad
vantage. *
Kept constantly on hand, and for sale by
v A. PARSONS,
nov 6 8ole Agent for the State.
uctuully cashier of the Citizens’ Bank, and A.Bou-
doitin/Esq. actually cashier of the Consolidated
Bunk, ns Trustees, as per Act passed before A.
Mnzureau. Esq. Notary Public, on the‘id of May.
1836. and tho properties transferred unincumber
ed, for tlie security of the fortunate Prizo Hold-
res.
Mode of Drawing.—100,000 ticket*, from 1 to
100,000, will be nut in one wheel, and 600 prim s
with the blanks, in another. To every number u
prize or blank will be drawn, until all the prizes
are determined, leaving the balunce of numbers
n the wheel blanks.
0*To Editors and Publishers.—^Having re
ceived Newspaper* contain! lithe above Scheme,
from twenty-two States and Territories, besides
several of (he British Provinces, \vc are satisfied
with the circulation, and therefore request thnt
such papers •» hnve not. up to this time, inserted
the advertisement, will ho pleased not lo do so
and that all tlie other papers will insert it once a
week only, until the 1st of December, and for
ward its their accounts.
SYLVESTER it CO.
156 Broadway, Now-York.
july29 1611
13 Life, a Novel, in 2 vols.
Nan Darrell, or the Gipsy Mother, by the author
of Tho Heiress, Merchant s Daughter, Prince und
the Pedlar, &c. 2 vols.
ANNUALS.
Chris dan Keepsake, ed.ted by tho Rev. Jo m A.
Clark with contribution* by Muntaomery, Rev.
Tho . Raffles Cunnm hum. Re,. W. Jay,Bishop
Ive* Bishop Smith, Bis iop Domic, and olue, c.n*
ment water-*, whit 0 plates
tenimn. with 10 engravings.
Tin: Pc -rl. or Affixtion’s Gift, with 6 engra
vings.
The Gem, with 7 engravings.
Tho GO, od tel by MissLesle OeiKM'in:*.
Tue L terary So lven t, edited by W. R- Bur
ton. 13 engravings. ... . .
The Violet, tdi.ed by Miss Lc lie 6 tngri*
ltd.—Pas.cd, Feu. 7ui, lo34.—Approved,
Iiih,l8c4.
By agreement, bearing date the 28th of Febru
ary. i 'uJ, tue above Jo.-epn Lancaster, isuiuliD.
! H .,i mid .v.. n.u nli.L,mil,»oi raiiaiiteon-idei
at.OiL->. incomo.nuvj to no said Legistaave Act,
...... - — r dul. a* un .uto s s.*c ni di & H.imi.'.ou a..
Piiiii,-r» with nuinc.tm, llhi.tra.ionx ^ ri.luaiiu i.i.orct. uua Ue |,u.v«re ve«ieu .11
' t cm uy Uie above rtci.eu Act of tlie Lcatsiuiuio
YilVT.
Toil Poet. orA-noric.1, illiu'r ited by one o her
Tue Works 01 Lo d B..poll, complete in
8vo. Londott-edition. . , . ,
G;i Bl 18, Iran 'kite ' by Sn-ollet- in i 1 .1 royal
8vo. illuatra.ed by Je .11 Gigo i, wi h u, ca ds of
500 enenvin-js. Lon-on. .
The Ciiiiodtic. ofXi'Oi-nture, by D'lHrneb, 1st
and 3d ser.es. cotnpie'e in 1 vol. I .ondon.
oet lQ W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
Ho’icli’a Pniiacen.
O NF.ca.o Houck’s Pin -cea. for Dyapopsio,
&c. Rucoived and for aide by
0 ctJ8 A. PARSON8.
Fn-nith .Inliibc Fustc.
O N cai" French Jujube Paxle r po vzd nnd
fn. sale by A. PARSONS
oct 15
300 Doliiu s Cliallcugc.
Porcltcr & La Boclte,
O FFER for side on accommodating lornie, No.
X and 3 Castor Oil, lit bottles assorted sixes;
I and by the gallon; Spts. Turoentine, do. do. do.,
I Ep- out unu Glauber Salts, Cream iartar, Brim
stone, Sulphur, Dutch Madder, Glue, Suufl*,Sult
Petre, Alum, Black Lead, Lamp Black, Lump
s great advnnl
medicines, by being entirely free from
p,oudconsequently do not effect the breath,
w with the stomach, ami in tlie first stages of I
la U8,,n ' | y efi'ect a cure in a few days, i
c lr 0 re ^ arJ t0 Hiet or exposure,
pa the most obstinate stages of tlie disi
Ol i' t Ot .(la.
Extraci 110111 ;hc valuation of George Phillip M11-
nouvrie, uiUJuCiiu do Covoovj, I1001 pi tue ci,y
of jNew-Oi'ieuns, iiiuue unit sooill luoli tue too,
day 01 April, lJdttt
'Pout UIU said George Fillip Manouvricrand Ja
cob Cordova, appraise and educicmioiuly uua
bones.ly >uiuo me pioperiy Known underthc name
ana uppe.Ll.omg • Bunk s Arcade,” in tue city 01
Nuw-Uiteuns, ut Six HundredTuousund Dollars,
’’""The p.operty known under tlie appellation ol
-City Hoiei” 01 -Bisuop’s Hotel,” ill uie Held City
of (Now-oriuuns, at l our Hundred und Twenty
Thousand Do 1 irs.”
'I III! Deeds Ol tie Property and t..e Slock trans
ferred in trust .0 tuu Gomaiis-ionuis upiiooubu
by inesuid Acioi tac tegistaiuie 01 riorida.lor
the securny of tue Fme Ho.uers.
cjnci.d.d aic«ie*ilt‘t
1 Prize—Tue Arcaue—Jjo leer, & mciios, 4 lines,
on Miiguzine-street; JOfleot, It incnes, on
Naicuez-Streel; 12G lect, o incnes, on Gra
v'd,-sneer. lleuied at about *ai ,t)UU per
oiiuain. holiiire.
Vulucd ut ibU.bUU
1 p r i/.o—City Hotel—163feet011 Com-
I mon-sireei, 14o left, o inc«.es, on
I Camp-stteut. AtcniOd ut ^»4^>,0u0.
1 Vutuea at . .. . .
I Prize—Levelling Hcu»e, (adjoining
Uie Arcade) i\o. lo—^4 feet, t in
dies iront, on Nau hez-sireei. thiii-
ect at JJL^OO. Valued at
Ail Ordinance
rpo amend and consolidate tho various ordm-
A ances of the city of .Savannah, for esUtb-
lishiug. organizing, and regulating a regular night
watch or guard for the better protecting the city
of Savannah, for regulating tlio pay thereof, aud
brother purposes connected therewith.
Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Al
dermen of tlie city of Suvannah and hamlets there
of in Council assembled, and it is hereby ord hi
ed by the authorhy of the same, That Iroin und
after the passage ol thi*ordiuniice,the night watch
or guard for Uie protection of tlie city ol Savan
nah shall consist of a superintendent, a deputy
superintendent, und tlireo division sergeants and
foity-four privates.
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained. That tlie raid su
perintendent, deputy superintendent, and tiivn-
on sergeains, shall bo elected by Council ut the
first regular meeting in each and every January ,
und the privates shuil bo appointed as is herenmt-
ter specified, and the pay of the said superintend
ent shuil he eighty dollars u mouth; of Lie said de
puty superintendent MXtydollartiumontlr, of each
of die said division sergeants thirty-live dollar* a
mouth, and of each ol the privates twenty-five
Uollarsumon.il. '
See. 3. Be it furdier ordained, That die said of-
deers shall be armed at his own expense with a
s-vord or banger, and u puir of pistols and provi
ded with a cammed box to contain uml be lined
with six rounds of bull cartridges; and each of the
said watchmen or privates shall he furnished wit;,
a good and sufficient musket and buyunci, also
with a c.irtotich box to belt round the waist, to
contain und bo filled widt twelve rounds of bait
cartridges, aud one spure flint, uli winch arms and
tecutrement* for the privates of said guard or
watch shall ho ftnrnisliedat the expense of Uie city;
and the said office raft ml privates shall euch be fur
msiied at tho expense o» Uto city with a rattle,
w.t ca shall he used for the purpose of couimtim-
cat.ou with each other, giving uu alarm when ne
cessary, (except in cuses of lire, when tlie ahum
shall he given by the discharge of the musket us
heretofore,) and if any other person or persons
except uie said officers und wutemnen, utter lue
etting of the guard, shall use a rattle of sitmla.
construction, or uny instrument producing a sim-
i.ur sound, within the until* of tlie city, he or .-he,
if a white pcV«on, shuil for each und every such
oli’oncc, on conviction ut the police court or belore
Council, bo lined in a sum not exceeding thirty'
dodurs, to be collected and enforced in L.e usita.
manner; and if tlie said oifender be a slave or
ti*eu person of co.or, no or sue shall be commit
ted lo the guard house, and shall receive no »x
ceedmg tinrty-mn i lashes, at the discretion of die
Mayor or acting Mayor. . , „ ,
Sec. 4. Be it further ordumed. That it fnail be
the duty of the superintendent or deputy super-
ihendent, whichever may be on active duty a
..io time, to visit the watchmen ut their re*| ec-
tive wurds und stat.on* in eucit und every nigi.t,
a* often us circumstances will permit, and it s.*all
be tlie duty oi tue sergeant on ac ive duty to vis
it the respective wards and stations ut least ouce
during eucn wutch.
Sec. 5. Be it further orduined, That from the
first day of April (inclusive) to tlie first day ol
Jctober (uiciu*»ve)of eucaycar, the tnemuorso.
the city wutch shall be at lue guard house, und
commence their tour oftduty tit the hour ol nine
o'clock at night; und from the first day of October
v inclusive) to the first day of April (inclusive) ot
each year, the members composing tue city watch
rftiuli usseinlde ut the guard house and commence
jtour tour of duty at eight o’clock ut n.ght. at
which respective hours the guard house bell shall
cause to be rung, and the said members simllcon-
Scc. 7. Be it furti.er orc'aii e.!, That it t!itt I b
the duty of the officer in command nt the gtinn
house, whenever, at tlie time of dismission of tl-
cuard. he may have a prisoner or prisnnersj i.
charge, to leave on duty nt the guard house, a s’u
Orient force to ktfep such prisoner or prisoner
in custody until the police court hour, when i>
shall he his further duty to deliver them nt the po
lice office, (oxcept on Sunday*, when the sail
prisoner or prisoners shuil he dealt with as the or
dinance regulating tlie police court ptovides.'
and the Mayor, acting Mayor, or any three Alder
men may enquire into Ihc circumstances of cnc!
ease presented for examination, and make sue!
ordqr thereon, or afiix such punishments, oithe
by fine or imprisonment as the laws of tlie Slat*
tue ordinances of the city, nnd the nature of the
case require, and one-half of tlie fine co.lretci
shall he paid to the arresting wu'c'.nntt, nml th>
other half to the city: prove el that no line s! n
be inflicted for any one nitienco. beyond one him
dred dollars; nn.i if t*ie said prisoner or prison
ers he charged with felonyor breach of the peace
the Mayor or Aldermen presiding ns aforesaid a
the police court, may nt his or their dif-oretion or
dcr tue prosecution of said j r oner* on i t tin
them over to u magistrate of the cotin y lor t«u
parpojo.
oec 8. Beit further ordained, that tho sum o
flity cents shuli bo demanded and received at ti e
guardhouse for the apprehens.ou o eucu and
every slave and peraon of color arrested un..c.
me provision* ol tins ordin nice i .-he or lie be
demanded an.I released be lore eleven oMock P.
M., but if domanded uni reiei^ed aiier Unit
4ioar. tiien the sutn of otto dollar shall be de
nt mded und received for each person us alore-
said, und the said sum shall ill utl cases he equally
divided Detween tlie arresting watchman and the
city, und if it he not paid before e.glil o’clock the
next morning. Uie said 'slave or free per.-on c f
coior shall bu committed to jail, them to remain
until tue said fine aud all costs uie paid.
Sec. 0. Be it further ordained, Tnut if any ol
the officers or privates oi the a nd city watch, af
ter having taken up any prisoner or person ju tae
execution of their dmies, shall rece.ve a h he io
liberal ng any person no appre. e..d. d, or if any
of tne said officers or watcuitieii s,.ai. he guilty of
v.o.ent, injurious or imp op r conduct whilst nn
dvuy in any person or pot hOiVs, or if u\e su.u om
ce a or wutemnen shall in uny m inner mislicha e
ut, or neglect their duties us wrtenmen. t..e saia
odender, if a private, may he fined or dismissed,
or Doth, at tho discretion o the Mayor or uclina
May or. aud his bond may also he put ut suit: >n
t .e said officers may uho be tin d or an*, cuedcd
or both, at the discretion of the Mayor o. au.iii^
Mayor,- which suspension shall be reported to
Council, at the next regular meeting Uur of, or
mt or .
bund.imi .<
aer*ennt? an I in tie mm
i.ivLte. And such bond uny
3- or I.» M Ivor or acting Mnj
Sec. 0. Bo itfvithm ordn:
rtr or acting Mayor shall»ppc
•pit e. and citizen* of the United
names shall be enter hi the May _
v in tlio superinUrdint of the wa.ch,
hall be st *led ‘*sn).ornunie.arios.”'i|“
.vj or. .hemsHlve-H t vorv night ut tl.n
i the si m menuer wi h il»e p:her waicnmen, wiu
tnder p n of tine for ubsi lice, aud in case of ihe *
ihsence of any of t’ie regular watchmen, any one
in* nio;-e of tlicsmiernmneraries, aacircumsnncea
may require shall ho employed to fill such vacan
cy or vacancies fdr tlio night, and alHhe said super
numeraries not m actual service shall repair to tho
^uard house in all cases of alartn,nnd may be ein-
^loyed as the officer may direct; and when so om-
ployyd the said supernumeraries shall stand in tho
•umo capacity, oitu be subject to the same rules
tnd (litc.pline a* the regular watchmen, and tiio
s ilury of such mipernum&rtiries on nctual service
s mil bo deducted from that of the absent regular
watchmen, nnd the former shall be paid at tliesaroo
rate ns tlio latter; and aoid supernumeraries ihftll
take and subscribe tlie same ca h and give the sarno
.ou t and security as prescribed in the ctue of the
regular wutchineu, befote their names shall be en
tered on the list of supernumeraries. And when
ever a vacancy shall occur in the city watch by any
menus, it shall be the duty of the Mayor to appoint
« person from the lfet of supernumeraries to rap*
ply sticli v icnncv. and also m appointiutnthertu-
a.numerary in the .room ol tlio individual tjiue
.randeneu o die regular watch.
Sec. 17. Bo it further ordained, Thnt it shnl(be
f io duty of tlie aupeniueudenl of t!ie city watch
to ret un the arms of the watchmen in tho guard
• o t o. (except when required [or duty) und at
loa.-touce in every week .hereaftor to inspect tlio
cnne and see ;ha they arc kqpt an 1 r reserved in
.ood order. . • V
Sec 18. Be it further ordained. That one months
pay of tlie otlicers und privates of ti.»- < uy w.itch
*!tah bo retained in the city treasury after the same
shall have become due, to meet any fines impos
ed, but the Mayor or acting Mayor may, at his
discretion, nnd under tlie circumstances of tho
c se, give an order or draft on the treasury to any
officer or privute for such portion of such pre
served pay as in his discretion may soein proper,
aid the raid draft or order shall be paid forthwith
by the citv treasurer out of the city funds.
Sec. 1!/. Be it furdier ordained. That all ordin
ances and parts of ordinances corresponding with
tii s, anJ all other ordinances an 1 pnrt* of ordin*
nee* militating against this ordinance, be, and
t e anno are hereby repealed. N*r
l*as;edin Council. 23d Annul. 1839.
ROUT M. CHARLTON, Mayor.
A ost. Joseph Felt, c. c. pro tern.
oct 21
Ilfirrisoii's specific ointment,
F OR theatre of Wnitu Swellings, Scrofulous
nnd odier minora, Ulcers, Sore Lega, old and
fredi Wound*. Sprains aud Bruises. Swellings
and Inflammation*. Scald Head, Women’s Sore
Breasts, Rheumatic Pains, Tetters, Eruptions,
Chilbuina, Whitlows, Biles, Corns nnd External
Diseusea generally. It isjikewiae greutlv auperi-
*“ overed f
0 a . or to .ny medicine heretirfore discovered for tho
sootier if the Mayor or acting Alayo my deem chafi d backs und liml a of horses; for ring worms,
it udvisnbln.und the said Council Juull ac. on such cuapped lips—uud in short, lor every extcmalbo-
nailioil, *, n« . • '
Curry Powder, super. CiirlHiiute &oda, xartiuic
AcidfRochelle Salts, salt Tnrtur, Snl Ammoniac,
■rebv nrpvi»min» » uuu > j* Gum. Aloes, Guriuic, Ammonia, Benz.on, Copul,
E ,lh0 P°“‘ b,l, V of a d"’ 00 ’™ 1 * Si.ell ic, Mas.,0, Sr»bio, Opium uml S.ymx.llose
■’ ■ »• ■’ 1 „ml Iliiteii l’llik. PfllllA«|ii Sal Arulm, Washing
Sods, Mireunl, l*ftjfcSs. PuuB «•«< Piitem B.ir-
I toy, Chamomile flowers, Bonosot, Sage. Elder j Piy/.u—*>itio ^jiijOiiuiig tue Arcauo,)
Flowen, Pennyroyal, Thorough" ort, L.vvrivorti
*>*. U3 Black Pepper,
500,000
2U,(I00
■ .II . ’ „ lull
Hollers. Forsulu by
1 G. R. HENDRICKSON, anil
p,. M T. M. & J. M. TUKNElC.
i ace $3 per box.
iMlgJ
104—ly
■jSSS?.?" Seeds, Crop
ROCHE IS,
CeiYl* 411 <1 fn... t .
Vulenon unu Mazer.ou Root, Gentian,
Canellu, Magnesia, lump and calc.ned; Sweet and
Olivo Oils in flunks uud Dollies, Tootn Powders,
Peruvian Burk, Extract und Llix.r of Bark l x- (
tr ctol'Ooiuni, Reiu Wax, Gum Myrrh,, Alcohol,
Spirit* N tre,'Hartshorn, Carbonate, Ammonia
0.1. Krtosoi. _ , ,
Al o, Patent Medicines, warranted fresh nnd
i>y....ifiii.l'a 'I nnir Mixtitie. Houcks
1830.
„• . nml will rc-
“*#*' c ' v days, u large assortmeiu ol’
19 Ai’ • an d Bird Seed, the crop
<uill*H ii°’ '/I, , ul| y expectancy, a beautiful
CliiiwsB Tree Com. Tho ab„.„
IlrorPI™ 10 P r °d uc e lurgc vegetables and
ill tnd " n , t . cr " ?nd o the ft arc invited W;|S n d other IflUs; Uuiem.ms urtips, unu... y,, ;
Mbe,S' l "5 lor , [' uln " elve »- All of which Ha t l, om Oil, Turlington, Bulsum, Opodeldoc
low for cash or city acceptances. Sctidder’s it Thompson's Eye Waters,Bemunl i
Sign of tho Golden Globe, Diurrliiun Mixture, Morton's Cough Syrup, Apo-
Opposite tlie Market. | t | lec , ir y’s Scales and Wcigl.t., . . .
IA n» Frcncl1 Itnppec Snuff, Perfumery, &c.—Prentiss and Glossiti s Co-
'() o' llSc 1 0ar '0 French Rappee Snnft’, lose logne, Lavendir aud bye HI aters; do. do. fuilet
lowtel’! rL<,ri "“' d ’»manufacture. For Soaps, do. do. Extracts Musk, deMuniii.e, JBe
*Qrcash t hy 1 Bergutnont, do. do. Bears Oil,Uldrwlges
PORfflERA LA ROCIIE, 1 ’ ~ ’ ’
[ nov 4 Siguofthe Golden Globe,
L Opposite tho Market.
g|S'£!T|- ' ■ ‘
No. ic—Zaiueifioiu on iNatcnez-
Btiuut. ixence'Jatspi,2uU. .Valued
at
1 prize—Ditto—No. 23, northeast cor- .
nor of B*i*«nunu Cu*ioiiiioa»e-st.
awiooUiOin on i>us.n, aim 4u leet
on t raiiKitu-oueei.Dy in teetueep
oil Ls u doiit ilouse-suuet. iteiued
at V atited al,
j pr^u—^itto—No. ~4, soutAestcor
ner oi Ba*m uiu Guaioiii lioa»e-
street; ieet,7 muliea on tiasiu,
32 leet, / iltcne* oil r iuukIiII. 127
feet.lt); ilicnesdeepiit f»o.u ui Cus
tom House *t. Kon.eU at «>i
Valued at
20,000
20,001)
inform ition. und reinstate or dismiss said oflicer
ns said Council may deem proper; aud w. onever
any officer is thusimspuiided, or whenever i. may
be necessary to fill any vacancy temporari’y, tan
Mnvoror ucting Mayor shal i.uvu the power to
make such appointment nnd til. such vacai cy,nn-
t i the next meeting of council; and Coutn il shill
ut nil times hnve the power lo till any vac nicies,
ill the same manner a* the vacancies of oilier of
ficer* of the city are filled; und the Mayor or uct
ing Mayor, ns the hcml of the police, s.iull have
nnd exercise a general superintendence ever the
o.licur* and member* of the citv w itch, ana may
dily evil tlmt may full to the lot of muu or beast.
For sale by
G. R. HENDRICKSON, and
T. M. & J. Mi TURNER.
Price 50 cents per box.
ana f> 164—ly
l or Uie goiter.
PF.RFUMLRY'AND COSMETICS.
P RENTISS* extract of Rose, Musk, Jessa
mine und Bergamot
Do. fine uml superfine Toilet Powder.Rosc scent
i E«iu*<iHiip. M .i-k and Rose Persian Scout Bags
... I Genuine Russian Dears Oil
ut any Umo direct tlio mode and places in which | ttowlmtd’s Maeusar Oil
tne watchmen shall he stationed, und shall give his I oidridge’s hr Columbia
directions accordingly to Uie officer* ill command ( pomade n \u Ro*e, Savin. Jassamine.Orangotnd
ut the guard house, by whom such order* shall be ot j, or Odours, in pots nnd rolls
oueyed and distributed. CoggershuU's m r Connossit ra Soap
Sec. 10. BoBlurtherordnincd, That one watch-1 Palmer** aiin’r Cream de Savon Rinw
man shall be^tatiouedduring tl.ehoursaforeraid, | g.,./ r Verbena Cream, a delightful article for
in the steeple of Uie Exchange, and shall be ur-.
n shed witn a good und siinicient lull tern, nnd he
shall give the alarm to the citizens in -di prepe
tinue on duty until twenty minute* beiore sun
rise or the ringing of the belt the next mornm ,
nt which signal Uiey snail repair und reassemble
at tho guard house, there to be dismissed or re-
mined as circumstance tuuy require; but they shall
not take up any slaves or persons ol coior ufter
uaylignt without good cuuse, and the ^a.d city
w.itcu snail be subject to the orders of the Maj
or or acting Mayor, and may be compelled to lo
any further or otlier duty, eimer oy day or by
night, whenever tlie Mayor or acting Mayor may
deem it advisable or necessary, to demand their
That il shall be
oUO.
nnd Tra-
Balm of Columbia, Huir Powder, Puffs and Box- I j Ditto—50
cs, Odoriferous Compound, Volatile Sails ol Ian- j Ditto—2d , .
cy patterns aud colors, in cut glass und pungent*; i Ditto—io do. do. do do. uu.uo.
Jt,0 o..cii,.
1 Dnto—200 do. Com. do. do. „
1 Dnto—low do, ftlec.imiics’
ders' do. ilo. , ,
1 Ditio—100 do. City Bank do. do.
1 Duio—liilt uo. no. do. no. ilo.
1 umo—loll do. do. do. Uo. do.
1 Ditio—oU do. Exiiti'ingo Bank do. do.
• • Jd, do. do. do. do.
do. Gas Light Bank do. do.
cv nntternsauucoitira, ■ i umu—
Rose Water, Milk Roses, Creuin of Soaps, Ver- x Ditto—lo do. Mech.n.cs und Ira
bemu Crum, Cold Creapi, Lipsalve, with a lull as- dors’ . do. uo. f ,
sortment of officr articles in the lino.
Instrument*.—Lancets, looth Iveys and For-
Dressing Cuses. Just
„ ; Hciilpels, Cupping lustrumciiu, Dissecting
G - ft- HENDRICKSON. Kmves SUrgeun fflles nnd Scissors, Cupping
1 Sccils, this Year’s ! Glasses, Nipple Shells nnd Bottles: also, a large
>v ,l . . Cron. assortment of other articles m the line wticio
! cc'ivej ?.?.1 vnnn ?* l > ^* e subscriber has re-
1 ' t| h,hav?,,., , | eV< ’ n superior frosli Gnrden invited to cal
c , n ““It’P'-ed with great caro by un
ualily 1.1 , 1 ar ”^tier, aud womnited equal in oct 3
nmSSBS t c ;°n- They will lie Sold at 1
jW lie icceivr.| 0r i l!a “ h “".'j- Furthor supplies
Ilanter, ,V, , urln r Bio winter and spring.
W t?',' vil1 plea.-o to’ forward tl.te,
oct Gataloglle, ready in a few days.
- R. HENDRICKSON.
physicians, planters und country merchants uro
invited to call and examine lor themselves.
Opposite tlie Market,
Sign oi tlio Golden Globe.
2 B»lS ® i, ' ,| 1>i SmiOVi.
8 mir i i , u l'“ °r Froncli Rep; ee ceur e
9® l»t a ] s b H• Mao-nl,oy. 6 M.dnr. So. e ,
For am« by ' “ om L 0 rillari.’d in n i.aca ry.
Oet 31) p 0-1CllER & LAROCHE,
Vni'ieuntcA Sccntcrt Soap.
F IFTY boxes Variogated Scented Soup, ill
cnltesund bars. S
Py G. R, HLNDiUCKoUN.
,' oct 23 ■ 206 \ ii_,—
Freacli x»inl EnKU8li;ClioinlcalsV
F IFTY ouiicos French Sulphate Uumrno
10 do. do. Morphing
3 doz. nhUtl* do. Croton Oil
‘3 do. packets .Ttinies' Few r 1’ovvder*, Eng.
Just received, imrl ft.rsa’v by ^ p , KSQNS .
1 Ditto—15 do. do. do. do.
*^0 Do.—each B) shares ol tbeLouistatta
“ State B.mk, #100 each, each prize
10 Do.—etch H share? of $100 each,
each prize 5*200, of Uto Gus Light
°00 Do.—each 1 share of $100, of tho
Bank of Louisiana,
200 Do.-c: c.i 1 shore ol $100, ol tho
New-Urleans Bank,
150 Do.-reuch 1 slmra of $100, ot tho
Union Bunk of Florida,
services. .
Sec. 6. Be il further ortjaiiied, _
the duty of tho supeniucndent of die city watch,
or oiiicer in command at Uie guard house, to dis
pose of tlie watchmen iu such amanneras tliutnll
parts of tlie city may be equally guarded and pro
tected, as far as possible; and ho shall d.vido tlie
privates in two uivisions to Dc denominated the
fit stand second division, eucu to be commanded by’
n division sergeant, aud each division to be d« tr.-
billed as aloresaid, wuen on active duty; and on
ly one division shall be on active duty at a time,
*20 000 except in cases ol alarm, or other necessity ,w. ell j
' they shad be marched to the place ol can, er or
necessity, us tlie officer in command, or tue May
or in.iv' order; and tho watchmen shall ho so .v-
gulated, as not to bo every night mi.io same ward,
Put they shuil beulloiteti io mu various wards unu
places within tlie city alternately und in rotation,
and the raid watchmen snail patrol and watch
throughout the respective wurds and places as-
si'Mied to them during tho night; and the said of
ficers and privates of the city watch are hereby
required to arrest at night, und take into custody
all felons and rioters, all disorderly or suspected
per.-on* wi»o may he (bund wandering or in.she
lving themselves, or in any manner distiub.ttg
the public peace or quiet; and all persons who
may m anv manner assault or oppose or resist
them when engaged in the disciiarge oi their du
ty, dnd all sl-.ves and free persons oi color, who
may be found out of his or her house or enclo
sure, after tne ringing of the guard house bell at
niirht, unless the suid slave or tree person ol col-
r . _ I... .. ..ililtn tiur.nn itvnr fltr
case*, by the ringing of the Excliunge bed. ..n i
by hanging hi* lantern in tliedirect.ou f.om whicn
tae cause of alarm seems to proceed; and a sen
tinel shuil always, during guard hours, or whilst
t e watch are on duty, bu stutioned nt the gun.d
house door. wno.«e duty it sh dl he to cominun.
cate any alarm to the officer in command, and to
t.ie otlicers und privates no) in actual service; uud
the guard house bell shuil be rung in uh cases o.
alarm.
Sec. 11. Be it further ordained. That no watch-
muu assigned for.the firm w t cli or divisit n sha I
have his watch or station un. 1 tiie relief g. ard
shall huve relieved hitn at h s post; nor suah
any watchman assigned lor tlie se cond guard leave
hi> ward or mution nntil the hour for discharging
I the guard shall have turned and bet u announced
I bv the riugmg of the guard house bell, or such
other sign .1 us the May or or Superintendent may
djsgnue.
Sec. 12. Be it further ordained, That if any per
son shall bo convicted before die phi eo court or
council for resisting, oppo dug, or n ole*ting any
of tlie oflicers or members of the city watch .in the
execution of his or dieir duty, die oUendor may
he fined in a sum not exceeding one numbed fol
iar* lor each and every offence, to he collected
uml enforced ns die laws nml ordinances provide,
and the raid odicers or privates of die city watch
n o authorized nnd empowered, in ease ol urgen
cy or necti *ity, to demand die aid and assistance
of any citizen or citizens, and all an J cvei v per
son refusing or neglecting to give such a d or as
sistance when required ,mny, on conviction before
t .o police court or council, be lined iu u sum uot
exceeding one hundred dollars.
Sec. 13. Be it further ordained, That it shuil ho
the duty of the superintendent of the city watch
to make out n monthly pay toll of the officers and
members of tho watch, to be presented to he May
or or acting Muyor on the first of each month lor
his approval and order thereon; and the said an-
perin.eiident shuil make u report iu writing to the
Mayor or acting Mayor or any three Aldermen,
at tne police office e’very morning nt 10 o’clock,
in wuic.i he shall detail the order and routine of
tiv* s v ;rul divisions, aub-Uivisions and patrols,
note e m a •onduct or irregularity ol every and
w chm ‘it on duty, aud stub relute the (iccur-
tsiiHVmg
Lo veV Cf orated Shaving Soap*
Prentiss’ variegated Soaps, suitable for the tablet
Powder Puffs and Boxes of tlie luteal patterns *
Colo, ne. Lavender and Rose Water*, of vai ioua
manufacture and ussorlcd patterns
Espiri. de Rose, Cold Creuir, Lip Salve
Odo of Rose*, sup'r Rose, Cinnamon and Al
mond Soap*, iu bur*
Cut Gluss Bottiss, u.large variety
Fine and course Tooth Comb*
Nad, oot i atv Clothes Brushes Q
Vgn ii., Napoleon. Madamroonselle, Victoria
uud G! ss Back Huir Brushes, of excellent
quality
Pocket Books, Scissors, Razors and Razor
Siropa
G nn s Ind an Dye, Vinegi r Rouge
Milk of Hoses, Orange Flower Wu.cr
Oil Citron Flowers, Shaving Brushes
Sait of Lemon und Roses, in Lug. cut glass bot
tle?, Amoniac Vinegar
And odier articles in the Perfumery line, for
sale wholesale or retuil on accommodating terms,
Ly POitCHER tfe LAROCHE,
Sign of the Golden Globe,
~ ’* '* '"itrket.
oct 15
Opposite the Marki
,000
1,500
-l,uU0
^0,000
2,000
20,000
20,000
15,000
sirtA P, i/cs. ^ 1 ,500,000
000 TICKETS $20—NO SHARES.
* 03* It shall be at tlie option ol Lie winnora of
SJPa of Bilik Slocks, oilnor to tuko Uio Stock
bo uccompunied by a white Jiertou over tlie |
Sra of leu years, or bo provided with an open
written lionet drawn up according to tlio direct,on
of u,e city ordinances,and signed by some wh.iu
person having legal authority to sign the same,
and the said persons tbits arrested shall becarr.od
to the guard bouse, und tlio wluto prisoners shall
bo detained until tlie next morning, wuen they
slia 1 be carried to the police court aj heie.uadi r
d ractedi provided nevertheless that no white
nersoii stiali be detained uttlio guard house iin-
te-s upon duo enquiry made of Uio arresting oin-
cer or watchman, it shall appear lo die othcer in
comimmdut Uio guard Imuse, that illiern was just
rencea of uio night, und tlie deputy superintend
ent snail report to the superintendent tne occur-'
ranees of taut portion of the night in which he
may have been on duty, to enable Lie superin
tendent to make tiie report reqnnetl of him by ti it
section, and shuli attend ut the police ofiico nt 10
o’clock for tlie furdier explanation to the Mayor
of such occurrences.
Sec. 14k Be it further ordained, That the pri
vates of tlie city watch shall be appointed by the
Mayor, but no person shall ho appointed unless
he is a citizen ol the United States; and every of
ficer and member of the city watch shall take and
8ubscribetno following oath or'atlirmuiioy. “Ido
solemnly swear (oi affirm, ns the case may bo.)
1 that I will, to the best ol* my ability, diligently und
carefully discharge ull die duties required of me
as captain,or lieutenant, or sergeant, or private,
j (as tne c ase may be) of the city guard, and con
form in all things to the ordinances, rules regula
tions and orders respecting my duty, so he.p me
Go J.” And the Mayor snail order copies of such
or affirmation to be pr.ntid in a book, to I e ob
tained for that purpose, and each deponent oral-
firm ition'sbaU take and subscribe to the said oath
or affirmant before the Mayor or ucting Major,
and the same shall be kept among the records of
Council.
See. 15. Bo it further ordained, Th ttno officer
or private of the said city watch sh« 11 act ns such,
until he h:ts taken and subscribed tlie said oath or
affirmation, and al o given good and sufficient se
curity (‘o consist of on * or.■.more residt:rit citizens
■ ' • ■ ... % . _ .l._ 1,1...... Al .»(*
Liicilt iluituiuts.
mHE subscriber will dispdso of his stock of
A Ready Made Clothing at very reduced prices
ei her at wholesale or retail. Country merchants
and other* desirous of purchasing, arc invited to
call and examine for themselves.
oct 17 JOHN MALLERY.
SnluiiifFtTsiiuwls, Bilks, Clitxllys
uud Mousluiuc do. I.aines.
Per ship Gaston;
1 CARTON rich Broche Shuw.s, latest styj©
2 doz. rich printed 'JJhlbet Hdkfs.
5 super. Tartan Shawls, best quolity
2 doz. super. Mousiin de Luine do,
10 pieces rich Poitl de Solo
2 do. supr. plain Rips no.
2 do. figured B. B. Silks
8 do. splendid printed Chally, latest style
10 do. rich Mousiin de Luines
ItiOO yards I ngrain Carpet ng, at per yard
10 pieces very sfipr. Dish Linen, free from
any mixture
100 do. Velvet Ribbons
30 do. super, nnd low price White Flannel
]0 do. do. do. Red do.
5 do. Green nnd Yellow „ do.
31 doz. verjjr.bhe.tp Linen Cambric Hdkfs.
5 pieces super.'black Bombasins,sotne very
cheap
10 do. do. do. Crapes
Old Silk Taffeta Ribbons. Mourning.Cap do.
Colored l’ o enco -nd tlio tie Nap Silks
Ladies’and Gents, supr. H. S. Gloves
Lad es’ and Mines’ white Cot on Hose
Black Silk Cravats
Black Silk Uoac-and Half Hose, plain and
ribbed
5 pieces Steel Mixed Satinets'
5 do. Kentucky Jeans *
1000 yards super. Aprr n Checks
30 doz. new stylo Head Hdkft,
For sale on favorable terms, by
SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT.
oct 15 160, - * -
Shakers’ Heibf.
L LANDING from sbip Gaston. a full supply.
of Shakers’ Herbs; comprising Catnip,Fox-
g ove More bound. Sage. Fenny royal, Thorough-
wort, Liverwmt. Boneret.’thyme, Mint, Worm
wood, Worntseed, Elder Flowers, Slippery Elm.
in lfi OJ.- «07„ and 1 oz. packages, xuteblo
lor familitw uml country ineiciinrits. f or sale 17
I’OROHl R & LAROCHE, ■
Sign of tho Golden Globo,
oct 15 ■?. -Opposite the Mnrkct.
“ ~ Tooth Wash; ,
IHLORINfc, DUS und Kn osot Tooth Wts i.
will ba’dmiOcttedia Uie tlm/env, Consohdulcd, j O’ "tygBjjhff eaxtqffi nnd such confinoniont q i.rod of hitn whilst employed on tlio city gtinrd, . [ul) jr„nor, nud for'siiln hy _ o
! i a J.h*«ad«c.,r.t y .l»!lb«-» *0 sun..l ««. oc!2:t HENDRICKSON.
of'tlio Mumigcrs joimly. widt J. B. lcrnmit, ivaq. \