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Vilininlstrntor’s Bale* .SEABLY to mi order of the luferwr mirt of Effingham County, whilst sitting ir ordinary purposes, will bo wild on thn first nesdayin December nest, between the nanal * , hour* oranle, throo nogrn men slaves, viz: Will. Andrew, and Arter.the property of the Estate of James Burton, deceased. Sold for a division. Terms made known on the dnv ofsnle. sept 15 m C. A. BURTON, Adm’or. Valuable Property for Sale. A GREEABLE to an order of the Honorable the Interior Court ofTnttnnll Comity, whe n sitting for ordinary purposes, will bo sold on the first Tuesday in January nest, before the Court House door iu Reidyille.insaid county, between the Usual hours of sale, all the Keel Estate and Personal Property belonging to tlio Estate of Jan. Perry, deceased, situate in said County, viw Four thousnncTfiv# hundred acre* of Laud, on which is situated the late residence nnd the valua ble set of mills Iona known os Perry’s Mills, which will bo new nnd iu complete order for im- • mediate operation. As this properly is so well known, I deem a particular description of it un- necesaarvt suffice it to say, that it i« not snrpassud by anyother situation os a mill privilege, on the Alatnmnhn River. Being only 13 miles from the river, the sawed lumber can be floated from thn mills in small rafisto the river below, awl round logs cun with convenience be floated down the creek, (Cobb's Creek) to thn mills, for two miles nhove. The situation is remarkable for health, having ail excellent well of water, and also a good spring convenient. There is also at lire place a eoniraodinns house lately ejected as a seminary oflearning. I invite individuals and companies wishing to purchase, trcall and view tire premia* ca for themselves. Also, at thn wnr* time and place, will lie sols one tract of Swamp Land, adjoining RileyM land, containing one thousand acres; also ope tract adjoining Matthew Jones' land, on Mili- can'sCreek; and also, ono tract on Water Mel lon Crook. Plats of all said tracts will bo exhib ited on the day of sale. Also, at the same timo and place will be sold, til's following named Negroes, viz: Jim Miller, 40 years old; Jim (Brooks) 60 years old; Dunn, a carpenter, 03 years; Elias, 30 years old ^Har ry, 17 years old; Lewis, 15 years old; Ellick, 7 years old; Dilln, 20 years old.’and her two children Crocket and an infant; Nancy, 17 years old and her child Martin 1 year old; Angelina. 4 years old; Pbmbe, 50 years old, in bad health. Allol which wjllhe so kins the property of James Per ry, late of said County, deceased, for the benefit of the legatees of the said estate. Terms--One-third cash, balance in one and two years, uotea bearing interest, with approved HAMILTON W. SHARPE, . ant, m« d«e, are informed that the same must be paid hj the IQtli instant, or they will indiscriminately be putinsnit. _oct3 LONG A PATTERSON. Notice* T II REF, months after date, application will be made for the renewal of Certificate No. 202, lor twenty-five shares iu tho Capital Stock of tlio Bank of St. Marys, dated 13th February, 1840, in lieu of the original, which has been lost or mis laid. B. HOPKINS. St. Marys, 27th Aug. 1840. snptl SUtSui Notice. F OUR months aftnr date, application mil be made to die Honorable the Inferior Court of Camden County, Go., when sitting tor ordina ry purposes, for icavo to the Real Estate in Georgin of tho late Col. William McKay, of Du- val County, East Florida, consisting of a certain tract of Land situate upon the north side of the St. Mans River in the County of Camden nnd State of < Jeorgia, containing 4l>00 acres, more or less, for flic benefit of the lieira and creditors. MARY ANN McKAY, Adnt’iz. Duval County, (E. F.) Nov. 1,1840. nov (I 208 • organs, K has proved itself It lit Dyspopsia, Depraved * M ' m ~ Brash, Flatulency, security, sept 21 228 Admr. Notice. F OUR months after date, application will be nude to the Honorable Inferior Court of Eflirglmm County, when sitting (or ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all the ileal Estate of Robert Burton,late ofsaidconntv. <vcea*ed. nov9 ELIZA BURTON, Ex it. slur been _ . i, and rvntion of ofsuch most fit itwnan tho Important fttpc which harmony la .idinta crima oftho disease. It las a regular and healthy appetite i is generally entirely destroyed or rendered very precarious; by which eflbct, vigont and strength is soon afforded to ilia whole system. It must bo apparent to all, that a medicine possess- ing these peculiar virtues, 'll Itreftsl in a groat va riety of complaints. By renewing tlio healthy ne- tlon of thdWlgestive organs, U has proved iu “ of remarkable benefit Appetite, Heartburn, Water Jaundice, Night 8w.ints, Dystentory, Bowel Complaints, and nr.ny other affections or similar origin. But it i* in Uie treatment of Fevers, and especially in FEVER AND AGUE, or Inter- mittont Fcv&r, that its powers have been princi- >ally tested, and with those who have seen its use- illness, it is pronounced sovereign to all remedies heretofore discovered for thpro diseases. It has also been used ns a preventive, by many who were subject to n periodical recurrence of die Chills and Fever, nnd it has nlways warded off the apprehended attack. For sale by T. M. & J. M. TURNER.2 Rose Ointment, F OR Totter. Ringworms. Pimples on the Face, nnd other cutaneous eruption*. Tet ter*, Ringworms, and herpetic eruptions gener ally,are among the most tedious and disagreeable affections to which the human frame is liable. Situnted as it were, on the verge of vitality it is almost impossible to reach them by Inward reme dies. Hence the inefficacy of undergoing a course of medicine, or subjecting ourselves to the un comfortable system ofstricl diet: siidi means by reducing tlio system merely palliate the symptoms while they ore in practice, to recur as violently, or morn so. when a generous dint is returned to. And the generality of external applicationshsve no other effect than the disease in one place, soon to show itselfin tho same or another part. Wheu nil those means have failed, and in many severe ' the use of There ness in the Di so for Gout, Rhttv Dyspnpsin.—In C . cully of breathing, o| Ac. they will give Inn nnd for ’.leaiiicss, pi • '’ ide . ilensattln re decidedly sup Notice. F OUR months after date, application will ne made to the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Glynn County, when silling for ordinary pur poses, for leave ’to sell a part of the Real nnd Personal Estate of the late B. F. Cater, for the benefit of thn heirs aud creditors of said Estate. MARGARET R. CATER. Ex’ix. HUGH FRASER GRANT, Ex’y. July 10,1840. sept 29 235 cases, a perservonce for aihorttime in the Rose Ointment has proved effectual, is no trouble in using (applying it every night.) A fresh supply just received, and for sale by nug 24 G. R. IIENDRICKSON. Notice. F OUR months after dnte. application will he inadeto the CourtofOrdiuary for tho Comi ty of Camden, for leave to sell nll-the Lots nnd Improvements sitnate in tho Town of Jefferson, belonging to the estate of Joint Bailey, late of said county deceased. G W. THOMAS, I ^rn’ore. ROUT. LANG, $ - m o™ jnne 25 154 Notice. F OUR months after dnte, application will bo madototbn Honorable the Justices of tlio Inferior Court «f Chatham County, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell nil Unit House and out Buildings on Lot No. 3, Pulaski Ward, in the City of Savannah, for tho benefit of the heirs and creditors of estate of Lewis Bird, deceased. SARAH BIRD, Adrn’ix. julv 13 . 168 A Certain Care for Sick Head- Ache. W HICH hna been used in families, every member of which has had sick headache from infancy .as s constitutional family complaint, 'and has cured effectually in every instance yet known, amounting to many hundreds. It is not unpleasant to the taste, and does uot prevent the doily avocations of one nsing iu it must be perse vered in, and the cure is gradual, bnt certain and permanent Instances are constantly multiply ing where this distressing complaint*!* complete ly relieved and cured, although of years standing, by the use of Df.'Sftohn’s celebrated remedy. One decided preference is iu pleasantness, hav ing none of the nauseating effects of common drugs. In nil dyspeptic symtmus, costiveness, irregu larity, distress after meal*, pains in the side and torpidity of the liver, the cure is perfect and any one so afflicted will become immediately convin ced on nsing it that he has at last found a •‘sover eign balm for his wounds.” Females are particu larly recommended to nse it for costiveness or ir regularity, and other female complaints. It is E roved to correct vitiated and disordered humors eeping the stomach in most perfect order. Those persons who after an evenings indulgence at par ties, Ac. have headache and dullness the uext day, will find this & sure preventive if taken «t bed time. For all common complaints, in a fnw days its virtues will he self-evident, and a complete cure will soon be effected. When a person has a cold nnd feels nnwell, generally a free use of it fora few days will he sure to relieve without . physic or pill*. To children it may be giveo with the greatest advantage. Id all acidity or sourness of stomach this remedy is sovereign and invaluable; as a general family medicineit is now adopted by many of the most respectable familes. It never sickens the stomach or produces any oftho nnpleasanteffects ofphys : " For sale by T. M. A J. M. TURNER. Mg 4 Momneut Square Notice. F OUR months after date, I shall apply to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Camden Connty, for leave to sell all the Real Estate ol James Lloyd, deceased. jnly28 E. D. TRACY. Adm’or. Executor’* Notice. A LL persons indebted lo the late Fktzr M as- sie, of Glynn County, will please make payment without delay; and all those having de mands against said estate, will render them iu ac cording to law to either of the undersigned. FRANCIS M. SCARLETT, ( Qual’d STEPHEN M. TIMMONS, J Ex on, sept 4 214t4ui Oeorgin—McIntosh County. To all whom it may concern: W HEREAS James R. Obberry applies to me for Letters of Dismission, as Execu tor of the estate of John Obberry, late of said county deceased, These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said de ceased,to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed bylaw, toshewennse (if any they have) why said letters should not be granted. Given under tuy hand at office this first day of May, 1840. J. E. TOWNSEND, may 5 Clerk c. o. a. 1. c. Ileiiry’s Genuine Calcined Nag 1 ■tesla, I S highly beueficial in all diseases of the stom ach aud bowels which are attended with acid- ity, and gives immediate relief lo the heartburn. Tire effects of uaucm iu eating or thinking nit generally relieved by it. and it affords one of the mildest and most pleasant aperients, especially to persons who, from a sedentary life or other causes, are under the frequent necessity of hav ing recourse to laxatives. To persons of a bil ious or a gouty habit, it may be recommended with peculiar propriety: and its virtues have been repeatedly testified in the diseases of warm cli mates. Many of the complaints of children, early infancy, and even at more advanced peri ods, are attended with acidity; and in such cases, the Calcined Magnesia lias a great advantage ever other abaorbonts, viz: that it both neutrali zes the acid in the alimentary canal’, and acU as an efficacious yet gentle purgative. A fresh supply of this highly recommended medicine just received. For sale by julv 31 , G. R. HENDRICKSON. mm eobcol M dies. Persons whose imslncss nr avocations re quire that thev should sit ur stand much, or tlioio of sedentry linbits generally, who tuny ho troubled with pains in thn side or breast, ure advised to try one of thrsH heantiliil and unrivalled plasters. They are different from nil others, nnd free (Vom objections which are generally made against plas ters. Perhaps there Is no medical observation better established than that “Coxsimfrio* origi nates in neglected Cot.os." In a climate so vari able as ours, it requires more care nnd attention to gnavdngninatainoalincks of this too often fatal diwusor t'inii most persons are able and willing to bestow. It cannot therefore but ho a gratifica tion to thoso of consumptive habits, or those af flicted with distressing pains in tho side or breast, or any affliction of tho lungs, that n reasonable prospect of relief enn ho had by using this renal Strengthening Piaster." In the course of more than twenty years pro fessional practice, of the many who liavo used them not ono solitary complaint has been beards on the contrary, so numerous are (lie cure* they liavo effected, so abundant nro tho most positive and conclusive proofs of their efficacy, so ardent, sincere and grateful is tho language ol those who have used them, that they are offered to tho pub- liens decidedly superior to any thing of the kind ever offered, Mid unriraHcdtiji any in the Me world l! Th* Laiurs are respectfully informed that they nre prepared with reference also to a number of delicate coniphiiits. peculiar lo tho sex, that they nro spread in a scientific manner, on the most heaiiliflil soft end plinlilo lamb skill, will uot soil or slain thu whitest linen, and may ha worn by tho most dclinto persons, in all situations, will oaii'und comfort, nnd without removal for one month, with pleasure. For salo by T. Al. A J. M. TURNER. uov 3 ELLIS’ COMPOUND Krcosote Tootli Wash. Eecommtndcd by tie Faculty. _ T HIS compound will be found serviceable in arresting and preventing decay in teeth; keeping the teeth and gums in a healthy and clean condition ; sweetening tho breath! removing tar tar. nnd relieving pain canned by carious te**fo. Few discoveries in modern chemistry promise more important results than that of Krcosote, hy Dr. Ueicnenbnch, no eminent chemist of Blnns- ko. in Monrovia. It is a highly rectified liquid product, obtained from wood, and is analogous to charcoal in its antiseptic properties, hut far more powerful os a corrective and .preventive of dp- coy. Charcoal, notwithstanding its well known cleansing properties, is objectionable ns a denti frice. on account of its insolubility, and the risk of minute particles remaining between the teeth and producing injury. Krcosote, on the contra ry, cannot he liable to this objection, nnd posses ses. to n much greater extent, the autispptie and purifying properties of the former. The trials which have Iiphii made with it. in this country and Europe have proved its efficacy. It it strongly recommended hy the Faculty ns the best preventive ngninst caries in teeth. ’ To sweeten the breath, rendered offensive by decay ed teetb, thn use of tobacco, nr other causes, arid arrest decay itself, it stands pre-eminent. Ellis's compound Kreosote Tooth Wash, com bines thn virtuos of Kreosote. of the strength adapted for this purpose, with other substances known to be highly advantageous in whitening and preserving the teeth. It is confidently recommended to the public ns rahinhie compound, which may be used daily with great advantage to the teeth and gums, at tho same time leaving an ngreeahle sensation in the' mouth. There in no acid in this wash, nor any ingredients entering in'o its composition, hut such ns are highly beneficial to the teeth. It has been examined nnd used hy several of the first Physicians of this city, who have no hesi tntion in recommending it as an excellent wash for the teath iorf 411 m*..pr«vAiilm§ thu latter from becou ing spungy,and, by its detergent nnd an- tispptic qualities, preserving both in a clean and The true Pomade Divine. Extensively used iu Europe, never before intro duced into America. I T cures nnd prevents nil Chapping or Rough ness of the Hands nnd Lips, from tho piercing effects of cold weather, well rubbing a little on llie hands aud lips every night going lo bed, is a certain preventive nnd cure. It also edits Frosted Feet, nnd Corns. To re lievo the pain of Corns wash tho feet in warm water, pare thn Corn close, apply a little pomade 011 a piece of linen lint. It cures Swellings nnd Bruises occasioned by foils nr otherwise, and will preveut tho munybud consequence* ofsuch accidents. Ifn little he well rubbed in 011 a Bruiso.or Pinch it will prevent hlnckuess. It will cure Barns, nnd Scalds, if applied di] rectly, alleviating pain, and preventing blisters. It is useful for a Stiff Neck, nnd Swelling of trying ed, Ims 'ptic qualities, preserving healthy condition. FnrsnleIo nov 3 T.M.&J.M. TURNER. Ims been well proved, and can he attested hy many. It is useful for Cnncers before they ore broken, and nn nnlailifqr remedy for the Piles. It gives a delicacy of fragrniire nnd that natural healthful appearance to the skin no other prepnr] ntion oftho kind has ever been known to produce. So invaluable is this compound, for every incon venience to which the skin is liable, thut those who have once proved its benefit will never wil lingly be without it. For sain by WM. H. TURNER, sept 5 Opposite the Mansion House. ENTRAL RAIL R Alt T« "TATI! asses and Liu 1 statiows il Liquor Bbl* Beef, Yoi . . " Oil, Molasses " Flour . _ " Fruit. Potatoes, Onions, Beets, Ac. “ Bread. Crackers, nnd oilier iflil barrels Corn eud Peas ill hags pef binhtI • Chairs, per dozen Carriages, four wheeled Cotton per halo, round, not exceeding BSflibs including Insnrnnco •! « square ” " '* *' (Excess for eaqh Station of 10 miles 5 eU. por 100 lbs.) Deni lions and Jugs not exceeding 1 gallon •« •• •• 2 gnls & not cxc'ng 6 gal. Gigs. Sulkeys nnd Jersey Wagons Ducks and Fowls in coops pur head, (95 per cent more if not cooped) Horses, Mules nnd Cnttlo per head Ilhds. and Pipes liquor wot exe’ding 190 gal “ “ “ Molasses and Oil ordinary size Half bids. Benf, Pork, Fish and Liquor Flour Fruit, Potatoes, Onions, Beets, Ac. Jersey Wagons without cover* Kegs Liquor, Ac. not exceeding 5 gal. 11 11 u i. ii lOgnl. Lumber per 1000 feet superficial, $1 50 for each Hinge 0 f 10 mites. Measurement goods per cubic foot Oats, Rye, Bran, Corn Meal and Rice Flonr in lings, per bushel Ploughs, each Snlt ill sack* per bushel Sheep, Immbs, Goats, Kids, Deer, Hogs and Dows, pel head Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Hardware and such other nrticlcs us go hy weight por 100 Ibrf. Torhoys nod Geeim in cnopa per head (25‘per cent more if not cooped) Hay per bnlo Post nml Stngo Conches and Rond Wagons Wheelbarrows All packages of less weight than 50 lbs. or measuring less than 24 feet 25 cents each. All smaf pneknges 25 cents each. I Per sack nntover four bushels. FREIGHTS nt tho above Rate* and under the following Stipuldtions. viz. No Claim for damages on articles carried by this Company, unless the pneknges are examined and identified in the presenco of the Agent of Transportation,* before the same nro removed from the Depot. Not accountable for the leakage of Liqnor, Oil or Molasses, breakage of Glass or Crockery- ware, chnfing of Bagging, Carriages or Chnirs. Not nccnountnblo for breakage of Hollow-ware: no internal injury not clearly perceptible nn the outside of the pnekngo, will he allowed for, unless established to have occurred on hoard the Carr: not accountable for the decay of perishable articles: not accountable for Live Stock: nnd no liability for goods evidently shipped in bad order, or for cooperage of IJ me Barrels or packages ofany kind whatever. It isiindorstnod that this Company will not hold theiusnlves accountable for mendings ofCotton hales or for pillage, or damage by tho weather on any freight after being landed nt the placo of desti nation or for log* by fire except Cotton and then only while in the Cars. This Company, will have Agents nt the 80 mile station, aud the Terminus oftho Road to attend to the delivery nnd forwarding ofgoods. All merchandize, not to bo forwarded if notculled for in three days, will he charged.the Savannah rnto* of storngo. (CP GUN POWDER PROHIBITED. The Law will he enforced ngaiimtall personsnltempting tosinugglo it outheRoad • • 1 nug. 22, 50 00 50 38 38 10 l 50 10 00 76 1 00 75 63 no 15 2 25 10 00 1 20 1 90 300 10 00 1 (III 1 00 1 00 ST. 3 00 10 00 100 **, 1 in >4r, ■Too 1 75 100 110 135 1 50 100 25 25 25 or. 25 60 50 50 75 75 6 00 6 00 6 00 8 00 800 3 3 4 4 4 10 00 10 00 10 no 10 00 1000 2 00 3 00 4 w 5 (K1 0 00 4 00 5 00 6 00 7 50 900 25 no 75 88 1 00 25 38 03 75 25 38 50 03 ii 0 00 0 00 6 Of] 0 00 0 00 25 25 25 25 25 50 CO CO 50 50 5 7 10 \ 121 15 6 10 15 15 15 50 r»r 7r 1 Of 1 00 10 124 20 25 tl 00 60 75 1 00 1 00 1 00 25 38 50 6.1 76 l!i 12 12 12 12 75 1 25 2 Of 2 5( 3 n n 10 Of 10 01 15 Of 20 Of 200? 50 50 70 1 00 10$ despair of a cure, I , In tno efficacy of the t» ittldotes used lo effect this purpose. > have made trial of Dr. Jel" * mont, oven Ir tig, and of tho ccived essontial cd in a few days, a number of per were formerly hive very ful'y nm tificetcs nro in the pi which prove tlio most cures by inunns of this r in cases where other 01 totally foiled. The Li ,, signal success, nnd may be confidently rcci mended for chilblains, Bruises, spraiui ness, stifftiess of the joints, &o. Price, A supply of tho above artiole for sale I WM. II. TURN! . July 14 Opposite the Mansion Hour Chatham Superior Court, MAY TERM, 1840. Mostur, 22d June, 1640. John W. Clifton, } and / Divorce. Sarah Ann Clifton. j r 'appearing by the retnm of the Sheriff, that the defendant is not to be found within the Comity of Chatham, and that she is without the limits or the State, on motion of the Complain ant’s Attorney, it is ordered that the said Sarah Ann Clifton do appear on or before next term of Uiis Court, and file her answer or defensive alle gation in writing, or in case of her default, the said Complainant shall proceed to trial. And it is further ordered, that a copy of this rule he pub lished in one of the Gazette* of this Stale and of the City of Savannah, once a month until the npxt term of this Coart. A true extract from the minute*. EDWARD G. WILSON, Deputy Clerk Sup. CourtC. C. nug 25 2Q5t2dmj Caution. HIE high reputation which Fraud* Kidder 1 Indelible Ink ha* sustained for 15 nr 2 I, has caused Moveral imitations of the article offered for rale a* “Kidder’s Indelible Ink. They resemble the genuine ink in their exterior appearance, nnd as some of them bears the name of Kidder, the public have been grossly deceiv ed. To guard against this deception, purchasers will please be particular to ask for Francis Kid der’s Ink, and observe that his name is on the lop and front of the box. This ink cannot be effoced; hut is warranted to remain perfectly indelible for ages, if the direc tions are followed in using it. A supply of foe genuine article just received, ' for ids by A. PARSONS. pt 18 ins* Vegetable Anti-Bilious Pills. 'E en 3 certain cure for ail bilious com- Jte and nbsiructions or the bowel*. If red in time, they will effectually remove stomach, and counteract the lerllly produco headache, in- ague, or intermittent, remit- iraatory, and yellow fever*, ** dysentery, worms, rhan- s vomiting, foul stomach, - colds, congbs aud usth- KljoN PARSONS. Sal Soda, dee, Ac. .Ii, 6 do Sal Soda tils, do Salt Petre 1 keg ground do 5 do Black Pepper j Idil Nutmeg* niomite Flower* loP«HSo,o for sale by ANSON PAR0ONS. Chatham Superior Court. May Term, 1840. J "S' , ,P-„ Sl “ VC IT 1 ' 1 J "V } Petition to Ortab- g-Wllktnj; Adtor.. of U,|, copy Orion, Pro. Adim' ‘ ’ , J Nolo U PON rending the foregoing petition to er tablish a copy ofa certain promissory note, stated to have been given hy the defendant John Adams, to the late Paul H. Wilkins, deceased, bearing dale at Savannah, die 24th February, 1638, for eighty one dollars, and fifty cents, pay- aide to P. H. Wilkins or hearer, ten days after date, and also, the accompanying affidavits. It is ordered, that thu said John Adams do shew cause at the next term of this Court, if any he have, why the copy contained in the said petition should not be established in lieu of the original note. And also .ordered, that a copy of this Kale he personally served on the said John Adams if to he found in the State, nnd if he cannot he found, then the raid Rule shall be published in some public Gazette iu the State for the space of (luce months. Juun22d, 1840. A true extract from the minutes. E. G. WILSON. Deo. Clerk, $ Superior Court C. C sept 26 Dr. Taylor’s B ALSAM ofLivenvort, for consumption and liver complaint, roughs, colds, asthma, diffi- cnlty of hrenling. pain* in the side or breast, spit ting of blood, catarrhs, palpitation of the heart, oppression nnd snrenei* of the cheat, hooping cough, pleurisy, hectic fever, night sweats, diffi cult or profuse expectoration, and all other affec tions of the chest, lungs and liver. This article in prepared according to a recipe procured from a very old and emiuentphysicinii. the late Dr. Holyoke, who preserved lus own life by its efficacy, although of a consumptive con-ti- tntion, to foe astonishing age of one hundred and two years: until the age of eighty-seven, he was engaged in very extensive practice, requiring much exertion and exposure. Hundreds nrc now living ill good health, that Consumption seemed to have marked for an early grave, who owe their preservation to the use of flu* invalua ble medicine. The virtues of die herb “Livcrworlh,” are in this vegetable preparation so powerfully and ef fectually concentrated, as to render it a most su perior and hnrtnlcas medicine for all disorders of the Liver and Lungs, and it is now considered hy all person* familiar with its effect, superior in merit to any other medical preparation for these irevalent Complaints. It ha* proved so a*tonish- ugly hencficail for Consumption, Coughs, Cofo*, Spitting of Blood, &c. that many or our physical! is daily employed it in their prac tice, and esteem it a superior and valuable me dicine. All persnnsnfllictedwith'Constimpiionor anyother disease ofdie Lung*, are recommend ed to make immediate use of his Balsam, as it hai not only provedeffectnalin removing such symp toms a* threaten Consumptions, but lias perform ed effectunlcurc* of even this formidable disease, where nil hopes of recovery were relinquished by the most learned and experienced medical meu. This medicine facilitates expectation, reduce* fever, restores ntreugll), and tnay lie considered n very superior preparation for thecure and preven tion of all diseases 0. die Chest and Lungs, nnd should bo sestored to,ei mi aftei these diseases have resisted the usual remedies. In the practice of this old and very respectable physician, this Bal sa in of Liverwort has acquired nn enviable repu tation for its virturcs, as superior to that of the e- bundant iinhtiumsofUicdayjns was the character and probity of its inventor ood^original proprie tor, to that of quack and empirics. The result of long observation und close study respecting diseases of the Chest, this medicine, warranted pure vegetable, lias the additional re commendation ofhavin been used ferseveu years by the public, nnd also hy physicians of eminent talent without n tingle instance of fuilure in ef fecting at immediate beneficial result. For rale at nov 3 T. M. & J. M. TURNER’S. thn Glands, nnd will greatly relieve Rheumatic, and Gouty Fains, in nny part. It immediately removes Pimples, nnd other Eruptions; is exceedingly useful for Sere Breasts, particularly in lying-in. Ite efficacy in this very DP. IsllttllttllS* Aromatic Vege- casp, when nil other applications have fail- s llllllc Bitters, For Jaundice, Indigestion, Weak Stomach, &e. T HESE Bitter* are composed of vegetables of the most innocent, yet specific virtues, nnd hnvo been highly extolled by thousands who hnve experienced their efficacy in the nhove nam ed complaints. They nrein fact the best sto machic and corrective the vegetable kingdom fur nishes. They are highly useful ns a preventive against fever, and are very serviceable nt all sea sons oftho year, more particularly in the spring and summer months, when persons of bilious habits experience tlmt total loss of appetite, di*a greeahle listlessness nnd relaxation of the *} stem. They strengthen tho stomach, procure a good up- petite, promote digestion, purify the blood, and restore the invalid to his original strength and vigor. Most of the Bitters with which the mar ket is now supplied nro nothing more than cheap groggy preparations, sold at a high price, and bought mainly for their intoxicating properties. These Bitter* are superior to any that are, or- ever have been offered to tiie public. Being pungenlly aromatic, they are particularly recom mended to seafaring persons a* an antidote b- gninst the Scurvy. Persons laboring under the infirmities of old age, will find these Bitters to prove a wholesome, agreeable aud' invigorating •Utoiuchiaoordinl, inorcraingtimappetite and*** xistiug digestion in a remarkable degree,removing those low spirited and trembling sensations, the sure effect ofa want of lone in the system. They arc peculiarly adapted to those who are troubled with Dinrhccn, or Weakness of the Bowel*, Ac. prevalent in the summer and autumnal months. They will ho found in all cases of the following description to gjye relief, viz; Jaundice, Weak Stmnnch, Costivencss, Excessive Weariness, Loss of’Appetite, Dullness und Oppression, a propensity to Sleep, Bitter Testa in the Mouth, Loathing of Food, Sicknessat tho Stomnch.Gen- era! Debility, nnd nil other symptoms uflndiges- ' >n and Flutulence. Price 50 cents. Forsnleby WM. H. TURNER, 6ept 11 Opposite the Mansion House. j. McFarland, Agent. Co-partnership Notice. rTlHEsubrcribershnve this day formed a Co- X partnership, under the firm of HUNTING- TON, WRIGHT & CO. for the purpose of transacting a General Iron business. They have tahen the store on the Hay under the Counting Room of Messrs S. Solomons &. Co, where they intend keening a fuil and general assortment of Lon, Steel,Nails, Ac. Ac. SCRANTON A OLM3TP.AD, HUNTINGTON A HOLCOMBE, ALLEN R. WRIGHT. Savannah, 15th October, 1840. net 14 249gcA Notice. T HE business heretofore transacted in tho City of Savannah, Ga. under the name and firm of Hazard, Denslow, A Co. will hereafter bo continued hy .the undersigned, who have changed the name of their firm to that of Hazard, Dcnshno If Webster. AUGUSTUS G. HAZARD, « ALLEN A. DENSLOW, JAMES R. WEBSTER. Now Fork, Oct dtli, 1840. net tfl *■ Notice. . - fj^HE subscriber* having connected their in- hereafter continue to transact the firm ofSHAPTER & WOOD THOMAS M. SHAPTER, WFLLV WOODBRIDGE. sept 26 233 city, BKII Dr. Taylor’s Balmain of Liver wort, F OR consumption und livereomplnint,coughs, colds, asthma, difficulty of breathing, pains in the side or breast, spitting of blood, catarrhs, palpitation of the heart, oppression and soreness of the cliest, whooping cough, pleurisy, hectic fever, night sweats, difficult or profuse expecto ration. nnd all other affections of tlio choit, lungs and liver. To persons of disordered nervous system, or those who art) unable to rest well at night, this medicine is most emphatically recommended. Tiie inestimable value oftUsaeiebniteJ medicine has been highly tested, nnd found not wanting. The Prop-ietor is daily receiving the most flatter- ing account* of his success; nnd it is truly gratify ing to sat this is emphatically the medicine of the * ‘ * idhythe Medical Faculty; sun- advocated by the whole sin the hoiue of most of our citizsnd It may h« taken without the least fear of dan gerby children, uud persons debilitated hy dis ease. Inline, the cures tho Balsam of Liverwort has already effected, and is hourly performing; foe continent popularity it has obtained among those pertons, who by experience nro liestquali tion and Flutulence. 1 judge of its efficncv; foe exalted opinion unturtuimii of its virtues hy physicians; the con sequent recommendation it receives from foe Medical fVculty—speak cogently and unequivo cally of tht merits and success of this medicine. Invented by un old and very learned physician, distinguished alike for his talent, research, and experience; the confidence reposed hy him in its irresistible merits and its beneficial effects upon him while severely and lamentably diseased with the most distressing symptoms of Consumption, it being now subject to the advice and control ol three physicians, together with the monv lestimo ninls and corroborating certificates which have been voluntarily given ns by persons who hnve received its potent and salutary effect, must go far, very far, to recommend tfiis as n Vegetable Medicine ofunequalled and undeniable virtue for Consumption and all the disc nsetwhich prey up on the chest, lungs nnd liver. KT Rcuan of Counterfeits!'-Frauds upon this medicine are issued in every direction. Remem ber to ask for “Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of Liver wort,” and do not take any tiling else. There U no other medicine connected with this, or in nny way possessing the same virtues. See that the signature of Geo. Taylor, M. D., is on every bot tle, in my hand writing. To counterfeit this wil be forgery. For sale of. T. M. A J. M. TURNER’S, juuel Monument Square. Rownnd’s Tonic Mixture, or Vegetable Fcbrifngc, A specific and lasting cure for Fever end Ague. rpHIS worthy remedy earnestly repels foe slur X of being a qnnek medicine, it having been the result of many years study, experience and labor, in foe medical practice and observation of Fever nnd Asue. It is composed of such medi cinal principles as were considered most fit to re store the harmony afaction between foe stomach, liver, and the other important functions of the syslem.foe loss of which'harmony is evidently foe immediate cause of the disease. It speedily’prn- motes n regular nnd healthy appetite which is generally entirely destroyed or rendered very preenrinus; hy which effect, vigor nnd strength is soon afforded to Uie whole system. It must he apparent to all. that a medicine possessing these peculinr virtues, is useful in a great variety of complaints. By renewing the healthy action of the digestive organs, it Ims proved itself of re markable benefit in dyspepsia, depraved appetite, heart-bum, water brash, flatulency, jnnndice, night swents, dysentery, bowel complaints, nnd all other affections of similar origin, but it is in foe treatment of Fevers, and especially iu Fever and Aguo, or Remittent Fever, that its powers have heeu principally tested, and with those who have seen its usefulness, it is pronounced sover eign to srll remedies heretofore discovered fo those diseases. It has also been used os 0 pre veutive, by many who were subject to n periodi cal recurrence of tho chills ond fever, and it hoi always warded off the apprehended attack. Il wus doomed not improper to accompany the vegetable febrifugo with a few of foo many une quivocal certificates politely furnished to the pro prietor,corroborative of foe foregoing statements, For further accounts of its great usefulness, see pamphlets accompanying each bottle. A fresh supply of the above valuable medicine just received, and for sale hy G. R. HENDRICKSON, Agent. aug 31 T HE annals QuodlfoeUiy Solomon |3c- coiidfonughls. Charles O'Malley, the Irish Dragoon, by I Lorrequer, with illnstrationa—No. 1. letters nml Speeches on various subjoi Lord Brougham. Howard Pinckney, a novel by the aullior of Clinton Bradshaw. The Stogo, before nnd behind foo curtain, by Alfred Bunn. The Juvenile Forget Me Not. for 1841. Jack Ashore, by the author of Ratlin foo Roofer. Master Humphries Clock, No. 0. Pocket Mops ofGeorgia, Alabama, North ond Hoiilli Carolina, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and Florida. The Traveller's Guide through Uie United States. Tim Traveller’s UnWe Mop. A description of the Canals nnd Kail Uoadeo f tho United States, comprehending notices of all foe works of Internal Improvement throughout the United States, by H. S. Tanner. Kent's Commentaries abridged. Digest of decisions of foe Courts of Common Law and Admiralty in the United States, by Thu- ran Metcalf and Jonathan C. Perkins. Digested Clianceiy cases, contained in tho Re- J ortsofthe Court or Appeals of Mary laud, hy antes Raymond. Bouvier's Law Dictionary. A new collection ofLawi, Charters end local ordinances of the Governments of Great Britain, France and Spain, relating to cessions of lands in their respective Colonies, together with the laws of Mexico and Texas on the same subject, to which is prefixed Judge Johnson's translation of Azo nnd Manuel's institutea of the Civil Law of Spain—by Joseph M. White, Counsellor at Law, nnd luto delegate in foe Congress of the United Sates, and honorary member of the Georgia Htiitorical Society. Just received hy oet 12 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. Bice’s Reports, R EPORTS ofcaaea at Law, argued nnd de termined in foo Court of AppouIsandConrt of Errors of Smith Carolina, from December 1838 te May 1839, both inclusive, by Win Rice, State Reporter. Reports ofcan'* in Chancory, argued nnd de termined in tiie Court of Appeals nnd Court of Errors of South Carolina, from December 1838 to May 1839, both inclusive, hy Win Rice. A Digest oftho enses decided in tlio Superior Court* of Law, oftho State of South Carolina, from tho earliest period, to foe year 1636 inclu sive, by Win Rice. Also, thelif«, adventures end opinions of David Theo. Hines of South Carolinn, Master of Arts, and sometimes Dr. of Medicine, alias Dr Hamil ton, Col Hnmilton, Dr Hayne, Col Hayne, Dr Porcher.Cnl Singleton, Rev Mr Reman. Rev Dr Baker, Col Allston, Major Parker, Col Ben ton, Mnjor Middleton, Lieut Pringle, Cant Rut ledge, Col Pinckney, Dr Brandreth, Maj Moore, Ac. in 0 series of letters to his friends, written hy himself. Also, the Georgia and Carolina Almanac, for 1841, hy Robert Grier. Just received by octlf W THORNE WILLIAMS. Human Hair. T HE diseases of tho hair among us are those which occasion boldness nnd gradual fulling off of foe hair, and thinness of it—foe causes of which ariso from ranny disorders, especially fe vers; perspiration, which extends the pores, re laxes the roots, causes foe hair to fall off, and of ten occasions total baldness. Baldness has ever been esteemed a great defect. It generally arises through violent exercise, from whence arise per spirations, which too frequently occasion n loss oftho hair—it relaxes the roots—the acidity pre vents the fluid acting on foo hair, which occasions it to waste. For instance, after a violent perspi ration the hair becomes dry, it feels extremely harsh, and no elasticity in it whatever; therefore, to prevent its taking on effect on foo hair, first rub the hairdry with n cloth, then apply tlio Cub- soda Oil to flie roots of foo hair, so foot the skin of the Lend may bo moistened, and remain so af ter each lime of perspiration. Sold wholesale and retail by foo proprietor Thos. Ouirk, No. 490 Broadway, N. York; and hy appointment, by aug 19 ANSON PARSONS, Agent. Dalbf’s CnrminHive. H IGHLY recommended as a most safe, ef fectual, and often immediate remedy for foe wind, foe watery nnd dry gripes, convulsions, nnd all those fatal disorders in foe bowels of in fants, which carry off such a number of the hu man species under foo age of two years. A sup ply of this valuable medicine Just received, and for sate hy septlo ANSON PARSONS. A*! Surgical liiBtruincnts, &c. MPUTATING, Trepanning, Obstetrical, . Dental and Cupping Instruments; Evan’s Lancets, Gum Lancets, silver spring Button Lancets, German spring Lancets, German and fine American Scarificator*,Pearl and Steel Lan cet Cases, Stomach Pumps, Stethoscopes, Ivory, Gum Elastic ond Silver ressariev, Womb Syrin- 5 'es, Brenst Glasses with pump, Self-Injecting Apparatus, and a complete assortment of Syrin ges of every description. Just received per brig New Hanover and for sale hy sept 3 T. M. A J. M. TURNER. Kcgur Ciuiea. A NEAT, fancy article, for*holding two Be- gars, just received per brig Augusta, aud for sale by ANSON PARSONS. aug 20 ■ Ground Pepper aud Mutrturd? general COMMISSION BUSINESS in this BOXES London Mustard city, uod*rfoe firm ofSHAPTER & WOOD- ZiU v 10 do Caunistar do JO do ground Pepper, in paj For sale by ' T. Si. A J. M sept 17 TURNER. Ilonck 8 Panacea. T HIS valuable medicino may he taken with perfect safety hy all ages ami iu nil diseases. Its cures are forme following diseases: Dyspep sia, loss ofdpaetite, indigestion, inflammation of foo stomach, heartburn, diarrhoea, dysentery or flux, piles, fidnln, obstructed or excessive men struation, periods of cessation of menses, flnur-al- bus nr white*, ague nml fever, bilious or remit tent fever, jyphus fever, scarlet fever, small pox, Erysinilns or St. Anthony’s fire, asfomn, pleurisy, mcasies, yelfiKy fbver, costiveness, wind on tho stomach or bowels,cholera morbus,consumption, spitting blond, influenza, colds, coughs, inflam mation of foe chest, palsy, gout, rheumatism, in flammatory sore thront or quinsy, whooping cough, thrush or sore mouth, putrid sore throat, croup, inflammation of the heart, dropsy, rickets, diseases of tlio liver, jnnndice, difficulty of ma king urine, gleet, hysterics, nervous nml scrofu lous affection! of tiie membranes nnd ligaments, mercurial and venerial disenses, ulcers, sores, af fections of the skin, and diseases arising from im pure blood, Ate. A supply oftho above valuable medicine just received per brig Oglethorpe, and for sale by foe single bottle or box, by ANSON PARSONS, aug H No. 8 Gibbons'Range. Gcluiino - CniisuIcftof Plire CcT pjtfvu Balm. T HE Cnpavia' Balm is, of nil tho medicines employed in coinbnting the chronical nnd acute gonorrhmfll affections, also the blcnnnrhcea celled whites; foe only ono, foe specific action of which hns never been doubted, nnd to which physicians lava in cousequenco given the prefer ence; hut iu nailseous taste and smell are tho causes of its being rejected hy many patients. This is foe reason why no many experiments havo been umdq In order to discover some mode pf disguising its taste, so foul it might ho taken with less repugnance; hut hitherto this hns been but imperfectly effected, and always hy addition of some active substauca which modifies iu pro perties, and thus destroys its chemical constitu tion and its physical character. I therefore offer n mode of administering it in such a state that it cannot occasion foo slightest repugnance, aud this without submitting ilto nny alteration. My method consists in enclosing it in foo Gelatine Capsules. A supply oftho nhove valunble medicine just received,.aud for sale by ANSON PARSONS, aug 21 No.8 Gibbons' Range. To Contractors. Engineer’s Office, Central Rail Road, ? * Savannah, August 28,1840. 1 P ROPOSALS will he received by Uie subscri ber until foe 20th of October next, for build ing n Bridge over tho Oconee River, for tho Central Rail Road, nnd also for erecting about 4000 feel in length of truss work in foe river swamp. The site of the Bridge is about 18 miles below Millcdgeville; it is to bo of lattico work, with two spans of 125 feet each, nnd supported by two abutments and one pier of masonry, at an elova- yon of abopt 22 feet nbovq low water mark. The amount ofstone nnd lumber required, will he a- bout 500 perches oftho former, and about 112,- 000 foot of the latter. Tlio truss work will he supported hy piles, at a mean elevation of about 16 feet nbovo foe swamp, nnd will require 500,000 feet BM of tim ber, exclusive of piles. Plans and specifications oftho work may ho seen, nnd nil necessary explanations will he giv en, on application to the undersigned at this of fice. Application may nlso ho nuide at the Com pany’s office at Macon, from tho 10th to the l&lh of September, and from foo 10th to tho 15fo of October. Mr. F. P. Holcomb, assistant engineer, now engaged in locating Urn lino west of foe Oconee, if applied to, will point out tho site of tlio work, and will give any information touching its local ity- ... Bidy will be .received for either foe masonry, the superstructure of thn bridge, or foe truss work alone, or for the wholo together L. O. REYNOLDS, Chief Engineer. Compound Sarsaparilla, or Mead Syrup, R NOWN from all others by being called No. 1 Silver Top. Also, ns n further security, toy signature will bo found in my own hand wri ting, nlso on tiie outside wrapper. From tiie Editor of the Herald. Brown's Sarsaparilla Compound.—Thin delight ful nnd plonsnnt beverage for the summer, is fnst coming into use, and will soon he nn indispensa ble article in every family. It makes a delightful mend, and is an excellent purifier of the blood. By a very small expenditure of money, the pur chaser hns a bottle of the Snrsnpnrillu Compound, and a box containing tho Saline Powder; the on ly necessary accompaniment is n pitcher of ice water, nnd yon liavo n perfect fountain, where, reader, you may refrigerate to your heart’s con tent. A little of tho Saline mixed with the pre pared 8nrsaparilla will give you us grateful a gloss of Sarsaparilla Mead as can be found in foe city. We speak from experience; don't take our word, hut ifu uud gel foe article of William Brown, foo inventor, 481 Washington-street. For salo by T. M. A J. M. TURNER, ° u g 20 Monument Square, Dr. Euon’s Universal .Strength en in u; Plaster. Unrivalluland Unequalled!! /~1 ELEBRATED for curing paina,or weakness Vy in foe breast, side, back or limbs; also, for f out, rheumatism, liver complaint nnd dyspepsia, n coughs, colds, asthmas, difficulty of breathing, oppression of foe stomach, Ac. they will give im mediate nnd soothing relief; and, for neatness, pleasantness, safety, case nnd certainty, are deci dedly superior to otlior remedies. Persons whose business or avocations require that they should sit or stand much, or those of sedentary habits generally, who may be troubled with pain* in the side of brenst, nro advised to try one of these beautiful and unrivnlled plasters. They are dif ferent from others,' nnd freo (Votn objections which are generally made against plasters, perhaps there is no medical observation better established than tlmt “Consumption originates in neglected Colds.” Iu a climate so variable as ours, it re- S uires more care nnd attention to guard against le attacks of this too often fntal disease, foau most persons nro able nnd willing to bestow. It cannot therefore hut ho a gratification to tho sub scribcrto he enabled to offer to all of consnmp tivn habits; or those afflicted with distressing pains in foo side or breast, or any uffection oftho breast nnd lungs, a reasonable prospect of relief by using his “ Universal Strengthening Plaster.” A supply of those valunhfo Plaster* kept con stantly on band, by ANSON PARSONS, "ept 5 No. 8 Gibbons’ Range, New Books* ' * oue on! hope e Law, by Mary Hot __ Spark’s Lifo ofWnshington. abridged. The history of Virgil A. Stewart, nnd his ad venture in capturing nnd exposing foe great “Western Land Pirate” nnd his gang U» connex ion with evidence, olso of foe trial*, cunfeawnns, nnd execution of a number ol'Mimelf* nssoriates in tho state of Mississippi. • Franco, its King, Court, and Government, by Governor Cass. A few more copies of foe Madison Papers. A collection of Music, for foe Fluto, Violin, Ac. Just received hy oct 16 W THORNE WILLIAMS. The Man-iu-Arms, O R Henry de Cerons; n romance, by G. P. R. James, author of Dorniey Do L’Orme, Charles Tyrrell, Henry of Guise, Ao. The elements of Geology for popular nse, con taining a description of foe Geological formation* nnd mineral resonrees of the United Qtates, by Charles A. Lee, M. D. Tiie Farmers Instructor, consisting of Essays, practical directions and bints, for the management of the Form and foe Garden; originally published in tlio Cultivator, selected nnd revised by J. Duel, Esq. Just received hy sept 1(? W. THORNE WILLIAMS. Ycnst Powders. T HESE Powders are nn admirable substitute for Yoast in making all kinds of batter cake* and have the odvantago over that article in ma king foo batter perfectly li^ht nnd ready for ba king foe instant they are mixed. Buckwheat and other cakes when made with thesa powders, are less likely to disngree with foe stomach than those made with yeast, and as it requires but.4 few minutes to prepare for baking, foe possibility of having them sour is entirely avoided. The good effect of mixing enke nnd biscuit with these powders, has been approved by many of foe most eminent physicians nnd surgeons in this country; they are also highly recommmcud- ed by many of foe first families iu this city and other places. A supply of foe above valuable article/just re ccived per brig Clinton, and for sale by ANSON PARSONS, sept 21 No 8, Gibbons’ Buildings. Hniiift, Whiskey, Ac. 1 Hams of prime quality JL Ad *3 150 bids Baltimore Whiskey 60 do Monongahela do 54 kegs Goshen Butter Landing from schr F A Tuppor, end for sale hy oct 13 F SORREL A CO. Niilplmto Quinine. '| AA Ounces French sulphate Quinine AUU.IO do do Morphine, 10do Piperine 20 do Krcosote in 1 oz vials. Jnstreceived porship John Cumming, nnd for sale hy . oct 16 G. ft. HENDRICKSON. Cosmetics. /CHURCHES’ genuiuo Vegetable Lotion, Rowland’s Kiilydore, an Eastern Botanical; shin soft and fair, u* well as bestow ing a delicate roseate hue to the couifdexion. Just received and for sale hy iept29 TIIOS. RVERSON. Peters’ Vegetable Pills A RE daily effecting some of foe most aston' ishing and wonderful cures that havo over been known—in consequence of which they have now become a shining mark, against which oil the arrow* of disappointed hope, envy and unebarit- ableneM are levelled without distinction. Peters’Vegetable Pills are anti-bilious, anti- dyspentio, and niiti-inorctiriul, and may justly ho considered a Universal Medicino—but they are peculiarly beneficial in tlio following complaints: Yellow and Bilious Fevers,Favor ond Ague,l)ys- J epsia, Croup, Liver Complaint, Sick Headache, aundico, Asthma, Dropsy, Rlicumntiam,Enlarge- ment of the Spleen, Piles, Female Obstructions, Heartburn, Furred Tongue, Nausea, Distension offoe Stomach ami Bowels, Incipient Dtarthom, Flatulence, Habitual Costivenoss, Lons of Appe tite, Cholic, Blotched or Sallow Complexion, and in all cases of Torpor of tho Bowels, whore a Cathurtic or nn Aperient is needed. They ore exceedingly mild in their operations, producing neither nausea, wiping nor debility. KFSold wholesale and retail at oil foo prii . Drug Stores iu 8avanuaJi. july 29 162—ly B E it further ordained, That tha owners of all lots qn Whitaker, Bull nnd Drayton-streeti, ns for south ns South Broud-strccUitia on Brough- ton-street,between Drayton ond Whitoker-strcets, nnd on Bny-street between said Drayton nnd Whitaker-strccto, shall b® bound, whenever re quired by foe City Council by resolution" to place a g'ood and sufficient pavement or sidewalk of brick or flngstone, and offoe dimensions spe cified in foe ninth section of this Ordinance, and foe said pnvemen t shall be of foe level nud height mnrked on tho accompanying map of foo several elevations ofthe different streets and squares, and foe said pavement shall be graded or staked down by tho City Surveyor, nnd in foe manner and upon the terms prescribed in foe foregoing sec tion of this Ordinance, nnd notice of such resolu tion shall be published in foe city Gazettes for at lenst two months, and a copy thereof bo served hy the Ci'y Marshal on every owner or lessee as aforesaid, his or her ogont or attorney, witnto twenty days nftor foe same shall have been p»»* ed; nnd if any person shall refuse or neglew » place a pnvomentor sidownlkextending «•* "J* - length of his or her lot within twelve wonfo" at ter such a resolution has been published or s - cd, it shall be foo duty or foo City Sariroyor-«iKl City Marshal, aided with Midi masone. bricklay ers or workmen as may he necessary, t0 pjoce to have the same placed before *J»o I°t ol each fouiter, ond in the manner prescribed dinnnee, and he shall report tlio same to Conn with foe expense thereof, and Council ww i‘ ot with dirent the City Treasurer to njj tlon against the owner or Ibmoo of sold lot form amount ofsudioxpense, which -haU be collected osull other taxes ond assessments are enforced y the law and Ordinance* that ore or ' ,n force; and ony parson who shall rooleit or trou blotmd Surveyor,' Marshal or workmen employ ed hy them in the discharge of their *«W «J“*T in placing said pavement, may he punished 0* •» prescribed in this fifth section of tlius Ordinance. Eimci from Um Ordimmc^.^ ?