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TTm.BASSU AND PURIFY
S?UOUV.-’l'l' 0 applloolion oribo prinoii
f P-ittli'in being allowed In bo one of Ilia
...Vniiliiyl"' h * 0l,r0 B,,d l 1,ovo "' io " ° r
. iiliurtlie greatest consequence to as.
I “‘ n , l ,|,al nioilioiiiu is capable ul'producing
1 irrtcT in the eeiioal, and nt the
ii'wii
^cnt»e*“ ,
PEOPLE to read and to
... °fo” theinioivoa—imvv wo no longer be.
i,,h mellowing Hint deadly mineral, Min.
", oiofoMi'ig *» cuio— but universally loov-
ill in « worse condition ofier its uso.
Vo no longer behove in tho absurd notion
VlnfluriiiMliona orally kind can bo cured by
rMliiigoiirlifo—oult BLOOD. It is now
11 iimleritood that an inflauiniaiion la a wise
,c£ of NiTunc. a signal Dial sho to-
||| 8 assist nice ol purgative modiciiiu to
in hoi of the oppreisivo burden which alio
raves by ihe high fever and the strong pulse,
Wanted M be lomovod. In oilior words, tbo
id, cellsliira vegetable olesnslng
ilstsimcrii's v koktabi.k Univensat Pins,
rain no skill in tiioir adininistratiouj tbo
intnl diiection only has to be observed, and
IV describe the just proportion of the dote, to
I inignitiide ofilio di.oaso to be cured.
I ill /tiMSt rui lie /Mixing opinion u/ u
utfeaua IMo anII knout Ike qualities 0/ three
HU.
BBANDBETH'S PILLS
r ■ ; >«V7’
- v-. • ;
otsiate «r f S0T in £ ,
"mi lima in Ibo moil effectual manner
l®*. nn IdllO
X, no* "» lo "8 or "> bnbtend with tho
• 1 nrsiiulicos ol the groatost portion of tbo
"i- i e dy wltli those Tew wlto still ate do-
Sto be‘'killed according to rule,” like
""'"ala of Old who ‘would have’ a‘King to
J.nnver Ibem.' But, thunks to tho circuln.
" of nsvjipapira^-lbankt to tbo general dif-
9,10 of kuowlodgo, which onnbloa nineleeii
iihs of TIIBF
Tbiimedicino it acknowledged tuba one of
, mini valuable ever discovered, ns a purifier
tin blood and fluids. It is stiporior 10 Bar.
.pirilla. wliolhor as a sodorifio or altorative. It
iadi iiiHnitely beforo all the preparations or
mbinalioiis of Mercury. Its purgative nroi
—lilies are alone ofinculculable value—for these
■Hi may be lakon daily ron Any rxntoD, and
mud of weakening by the cathartic offecl.they
Id strength by taking away tho causa of woak-
Tnere is 110 good McRcunv docs, which
... Pills do nut likewise. Bill they Ituvo none
llio initeiubl,1 offsets oftbnt dkadi.t erzetr.
The Tccrit are not injured—Ibo bosks
limbs are not paralyzed—nn—but in Ike
id of these distressing symptoms, now life
Jconicqaent animation Is evident in every
ivemsm of the body. Ubakdretii's Pills
j indeed 1 Usivkrsal Ukmf.iiv, for they cure
iposite diseases;they euro Iuflammatiou and
uuosic IIheuiiatism! They cure Biabetks
d SrutaocAUtl Tney cure Dtsbhterv and
imimioUAi. CotTiVKSKti! They will cure
theta apparently opposite diseases, because
iy ci.tvrrl and nmivv the blood, piovided,
never, nature is unt boyoud all huiniin AS.
STANCE. Four years Ihis medicine lias
in been before Ihe public in Ihe U. States!
merer it hue been introduced it lias tuperto
d all oilier temedioa.
Dr. lirandretli'a Offices in Netv York are 341
OADWAY, 185 Hudson at. sud 276 Bow.
. .hlwta Prince and Houston sit.
15 conn pur bet with dirooliuns.
Beware of c.iuuiorfeits,
Dniggiita sever made agents.
Each of Dr lliundretlt's Agents have an cm
mtumfim'.e.dnlrA within ilia twelve months
it preceding. These curiiliaates are renew.
rigMlarlyjtliorofore when over twelve inoriilis
I they an longer guarantee the genuineness
lbs medicine.
RtMiaisr Uraq.isisore nee or mode Annus.
Sold by SEABORN (JOODALL. corner of
mgreii and Jefferson streets. (near the Mar.
I) THEOULI AOE.VT Foil THE SALE OF THE
niHE UnAunaRrH's Pills in Savannah.
1'ily 10 I53tw3m
FOR KENT,
That large and comfortable
tlniiso, silunted ill Waahinglon
Ward, fronting Ihe 8quarc. Ifii
ie not rented before the first of
November, the owner will occupy
sag ,4 1081*^ PETTIGREW.
||
FOI* KENT,
The Store lately occupied
“ “ otic ‘ "
•ngfl
Messrs. McDonuofi on ihS So.lrfl
,•100 Monument Square, n firm rate
•tana for Dry Good*. Apply to
.DWIN.
L. BALL
K F ifflas.vs8iBiuia.
Till, commodious Hotel has been
pal in complete repair; new fnrni-
lure, bedding, Sic. Ac., nnd is
open for die reception of vishore,
,a„_; «"bder the supnrintcndeiice of the
■■o— bu iv uimuur.i
iurI tn"nn‘J7r'.‘ , i Ha B(JC , l,ro t0 11 0 character
1 to any Uotel in the Southern Country,
w. w. OATES
»• b«l7?°°o Stab,i . n * r ® r Howe*. and alien"
HfcSSBn 0 c “ r,u * as " j
,and
o, imo.
^Ii6 g ""TfiD .tr' 5 ' 1839.
%*rf-n?l,r^etc 8 .od
aS? “ r "PuimoTy" 11 c‘Z
ediciue hnsgroalor claims upon
CfFE - is
“TIIE TRUE Illuiil.S OF
W n , HEALTH."
F. know llmt health and tho ability tola-
her constitutes tho wealth of tko from
mnss of lho pooplo in Ibis, as in most nthorcniin.
nos. 1 o preserve Ihoroforo, llml health hv on-
Mliema W wfhlfif V g I“" d " l0rnl " ,ld P oli ticul
acliema. ta'fulfil which, requires our utmost at.
lentiun. The unprecedented popularity nnd
' * * ii* Medicine
ETERS’"PILLS.
. . «"i»*owjuuniu popularity and
universal approbation which this Medicino has
achieved throughout ibo United Stales, ilia
Canadas, I oxas. Moxico and Ibo West Indies,
fully justify Dr. Polurs in warmly nudconscian.
lion Tf lh“ llEd. * 10 ,|,0Cia ' a "° n '
Dr. Polors has spent much lime in expori.
inonling with sliiToreiu Vegetable Modicinos.
fur d'seases oflho liver, and now olfura his Voir
otalilo I ills, ns the host, most convenient, and
general"ue*""" * blU c,ln be t >ro P"rod for
Ono great quality of his vegetable Pills is that
whh !', IV ‘° "n ",'" r "" ,ivo n ,inci P le combined
with their cathartic, or oporuhveqnalilios, or Hint
hey not only cleanse tho stomach and buwols
■y purging, hut llioy rogulme the livor. change
ihe morbid seortllon, strenglhen iho digoslivo
organs, nurify ilia blood, invigoralo Iho circtilm
Hon, and gives lono and onmgv to Ihe nervous
■ystem.
They are mild and pleasant in ihoiroperniion
nildconvey nlmosi Immediate con victimi,of llielr
w! H y f rT i Mr Tlfey can he taken
hU .r^ r by P 1 0, ' 0,,, 01 ""y age 1 and Ihe fee,
hie. Iho Infirm, the norvous and the dalieale are
■ rengihened hy tiioir operation, because llioy
clear Iho syslem orhtid humours, quiol nervous
health’ ’ ^' °" d lnvari " bl r P«duco sound
lamid?o» Ve?a i! abl a Pl11 * " ro 0 8,,ro f0 '«« d y For
jaundice, sick and nervous hoadacho, dysnansv
cosnvouei,, sickness of tho stomach, heartburn,
■ J bllll0l ‘" Complaints, fevers ofall kinds, and if
taken at the oomineucainent will invariable
chock tiioir nrogross, and save Iho patient from
a protraciod and dangeroua sickness. They ora
invaluable in nervous and hypocondrical aflec
nous, loss of appeiito, and all oomnlainia i.
wnicn lomales nlotio aro iiihjoct. They oner-
ate 1111 a mild speedy purge, uud aro u safe and
certain remedy for worms in children.
Extract ofn let or from Dr. Gurnoy of N.Or.
leans, La. Oct. 0, 1837.—"I have received much
assistance in my practice {especially in jaundice
nnd yellow fever; from tho into of Peters' pills. I
nresumo that, on an average, 1 proscribo 100
loses hi a month ”
Eilramofn lotinr from Dr. Prichard, ofHudi
mii, N. Ye, June 3. 1836; ‘I was aware tint Dr.
Peters was one of the best chemists in the Uni*
ted States, and felt assured that ho would some
day (from h* intimate knowledge of the proper,
ties of herbs and drugs) produce nn efficient
medicine, and I must acknowledge that his Vege»
able Pills fully respond to my expectation.
1 liey nro indeed • superior medicine, and ro*
fleet alike upon the chemist, the physician, and
the philosopher
Extract of « letter from Dr Wainos, of Cin
cinnati, Feb. 2. 1838; ‘Your Pills aro the mild*
e«t in their operations, nnd yot most powerful
in their eflncts, of any that I have ever met with
in a practice of eight and twenty yeais Their
action on the chyle, and hence on the impurities
ol tho blood, is evidently very surprising.*
0 . Cium oTTE. N, C. Jau. 1,1837.
lieir Sir—I have made frequent Use ••fyour
pills in the incipient staxe of billions fever, and
obstinate constipation of the bowels, also, in the
e.ilntgeiuent of the spleen, chronic diseases of
the liver, sick headache, general debility, and
m all cases havo fouud them to be very tfTec*
l,vo * .. J. D. Bovn. M. D.
M ECKr.RNRURQ. Co., Vs. Feb. 7.1837.
Having used Dr. Peters’ pills in my practice
for the last 12 months, 1 take pleasure in
giving my testimony of thoir good effects in
cases of dyspopsia, sick headache, billinus fe.
vers, and other diseases, produced by in activii
ty of tho liver. They are a safe and mild aui
orient, being tho best article of the kind I have
overused. (>Honor: C. Scott, M D.
This celebrated Medicine is for sale hv all the
piincipul Druggists in Savnnimh and through*
out the United States, the Canadas, Texas,
Mexico and the West Indies. Prico 60 cents
per box with full directions.
"»*5 164—ly
— — upon
than tho above
SSj meuic "ie nasi
;gfide„c,„r the invol
».ort r |,t a ? IOtiVa al,d Doubloaome eymp-
tho brea?i h Ac “P? 0 . 10 ™' 10 ". or phlegm, pain
ataros or u,„ wb , cb ■■»*UUi(a prominent
""leiigned n.° a i'l. 11 ’ a " U, t i" u lbe l> iilinonarin
ilo pioperije a d '“““‘FmIoiI iU moet vulu.
•"Hr.!!' 1 ' 111 . 0 . 1 ' eonrae in tho reliof of
»»l“n , Sol'^ , 0 ‘ r CO r an ° tb ° reliof ° r
f "lather r, a,1 >">g from sudden clmngoa
f’rZleby woarin S P®n>P linen, Au.
»Hy 23 '
— A. BARTOW.
e,| I«KASAWIIATCHEE
TUP L LANDS.
Und.iinraf ol '“ r ’ l' or >ale n (reel of
Baker
'ouniy, c,i,h,';r Distrint, Baker
•••viryvarietv 'f. 500noro "' W TO compri.
'“liiluniffi ■ “ !" ,lal euperiur soil. Tko
,n In on|. r „„ | dw ! 11 ' s i | 8ht impruvoineitls, nnd
nrd.S d IH il * geegraphi ‘
® b, inlifk.j - , “"aei improyomenis, nna
*0/ iletirahlr! ' U , 11 S“ugrnphionl dimensinnt
■leratiun to n 0,1 hlMlIonnl con.
,n IHC[e f J terms and
oir ° roil ‘ For mo™ mis.
“•“iHcribor a[ A!! a 0 'u a appllcanl9 ca " » lll *™“
g W J' (i ' DALDfft - N ‘
50 rfrnL® ®* ,0 ° ‘ Uo
P- R■ HENDRICKSON,
SNUFF,
fTfik GkonVV. SNUFF.
biceo C fikuMlt r, ‘ r,n00 " 1 To-
•ccoboy Snuff 6 ! 1 ^Lorillnrd's Scotch and
M sad"Mk!.nV b b , 01| l“"! SO jarscottrso
> Hie b, M * cc “l>oy ilo. Just received and
“PI Id »• HENDRICKSON.
JUST RECEIVED.
1 C ASK Dnvor Prims, 1 do light do
1 do fancy do. 1 do super do do
20 pcs small fig’d Merrimack Prints
60 do low price brown do
30 do super Chintz
4 do striped Kentucky Jeans
12 do 4 4 Apron Checks
30 do fine and coarse Sattinets
8 do printed Saxonies
10 do super fancy Mouselaino D’Laino
6 do blucknnd white do do
3 bales 3.4 Springfield Shirting
2 do 4*4 do do
2 do 7-8 do do .
4 boxes new stylo Bonnot Ribbons
2 do do do Cap do
6 bales Band Boxes, 50 doz P L Hoods
Also, n splendid assortment of the latest style
Straw and Leghorn Bonnets. For sale by
W. II. LLOYD,
sept 20 South sido Market Squaro.
FLINT CORN.
3000 BUSH ELS new crop,in fine
condition, either shelled or on
tho cob, oil a plantation opposite the city. For
sale by PADELFORD, FAY & CO.
ocl 16 190
“ BE PASTE
FRENCH jUJ
1 CASE French Jujube Paste,received and
far sale by
oct 45 A. PARSONS.
DENTIST’S TIN FOIL..
U PACKETS Tin Foil, for plugging
JL IF toeth. Received uud for sale by
oct 15 A. PARSONS.
SHARER’S HERBS.
L ANDING from ship Gaston, a full supply,
of Shaker's Herbs, comprising Catnip,
Foxglove, Horehoond, Sago. Pennyroyal,Tho*
roughwort, Liverwort, Bounset. Thymo, Mint,
Wormwood, VVormseed, Elder Flowers, Slip
pery Elm, S(c. in 16 oz. 8 oz. ond 1 oz. packa
ges, suitable for families and country merchants.
For buIo by
PORCI1ER & LA ROCHE,
Sign of tho Golden Globe,
oct 15 Opposite the Mnrkot.
LUCINA CORDIAL
I.K CORDIAL DF. LUOINU.
T OU L ELIXlll DE L'AMOUR.
HE subscriber has tho pleasuro of an-
limit icing to the citizous oflho U. Stntos,
that ho has purchnsod.fnr a very largo sum nod
Iroin the inventor, tho cclohrnted Ur. Magnio.
of 1 ariB, tho recipe and right for making this
astonishing medicine. Until the appearance
of the ‘Lunina Cordial,* (about three yoarn
hiiico,) u win thought that Ihe complaints,
wnicn it spocdily overcomes, woro beyond tho
teach of human remedy, as for upwardsofa
thousand years, they had baffled tho wisdom
and ingenuity oflho most profound physicians
mall parts or the world. This Cordial, how
over, to tho great advantagoof tho human taco,
■nnn iivnun J Danir... .1 l„I I .
p. . tmiiiiijU hi lliu lllllllilll IHCO,
soon proved itself to bo the desidoratum so long
■ought far; and accordingly, nutwuhstanding
the brief period of its existence, it has rcquirutl
n celebrity so groat, that it is eugoily inquired
for throughout Ihe civilized glnbo. Dr. Mag-
nin soon (indiug that tho demand was so vast
ns to render a supply impossible, disposal of
the lecipe and right of sale, under obligations
of secrecy, for England, the United .States, and
other countries, only preserving France and
Italy for himself. Thus hns the subscriber pos.
sossed himself of the invaluable secret, and now
hastens to give tho inhabitants of his line of
agency the benefits ofhis speculation.
‘Lo Cordial Do Lucme’ or, in English, 'the
Lucuiu Cord:a!,' is a general invigorutor of the
liuinan frame! It, all tho various cases of Ian-
pior,lassitude, and debilitation; it isnn unfaili
ng rctnody; ns it is equally its province to inr
jart clioorfuliieii and decision to tho mind, as
health and vigor to tho body. But tho peculiar
virtue on which its celebrity is based, is tho fa
cility nnd certainty with which it restores tho
virile powers when they have boon destroyed
by disease, time, recklessness, or nny of the nu
merous causes which terminate in tho prostru-
tion of those functions.
In common with tho generality ofreally good
medicines, this Cordial contains nothing ofn
mercurial'Or doleterious nature, among the ma
ny ingredients which compose it; but is, at the
same time, so simple, yet so effioacious, that
while it can ronovate the prostrated energies of
aginnt.uu inf mi may use it, not only with iun
piimty, but with advantage.
The usages of society aro unfortunately such,
that, notwithstanding the benefits which would
h« sure to result from it, we cannot enter into
analysis of this inestimable Cordial here, or
Miblish manv of the documouts which havo
icen received, ns vouchors of tho blessings it
has conferred on numbers ofdespairing individ.
unia But this we cunnot forbear remarking—
■— iDiueiir ruiiiaiKing—
that it has been demonstrated that there is
senreoly ever, if any such thing nt all, ns untie
ral barrenness, or ns nntural imbecility of Ihe
procieant functions, in either sox; and therefore
that tlieso evils aro the efiects of artificial caus*
es, and may bo speedily subdued and removed
by the use of ‘Le Cordial do Luciuo,*
'L’ho Liit-ina Cordial is also on indubitable
cure for the Gleet, and tho Fluor Albus, ob
structed. difficult, or paiiifiil Menstruation; also,
for tho incontinence of IJrino, or the involunta
ry discharge thereof. It is likewise an mvalu
able and unrivalled medicine in cases of Chrom
ic Eruptions of the skin, and in the dropsicul
affectionsi el the aged.
Most important to tho American Public.
n, *“ ,T —** ter oftho coiebra
ted
- / j. vu, “""i "i i.iiAir ui i.uvr. ut-gi
to lay before tho community, the following cer
tificate, which lie has received from tho iuven-
tor. the illustrious Dr. Mngiiin. of Paris:
‘This is to certify, that I have disposed of tho
recipe for making the ‘Lticinn Cordial,' or ‘E
lixir of Love,’ and also iho right to sell it through
out tho United Slates of North America, to
John Winters Holdnrwell, M. D. My reasons
for so dnius is, that the demands to mo for the
shove Cordial, of which I am the inventor, are
so Humorous, that I am unable to supply oil the
orders from Franco nnd Italy alone; and have
therefore disposed of the privileges vouchsafed
in this, and other certificates of a like nut ire in
order to generalise the benofits of my discovery
throughout the world.
Given undormy hand at Paris, on this ninei
teeuih day of January in the year of our
Lord, eighteen hundred nnd thirty-eight,
ERASTE MAGNIN.
Gafpnrd Delluc, ?
William Merrill, { W,lnc,sos ‘
RO WAND’S TUNIC MIXTURE
Ac.
R ECEIVED per ship Gaston, a full supply
of Rownlid's Tonio Mixture for fever and
a line. Sulphate Quinine. Pipeline, Iodine, pure
Morphine Snlphnto nnd Acetate Morphino.
Musk in pods. Oil Black Popper. Croton Oil
Hydriodato Potass, Soda nnd Seidlilz Powders
London Mustard, Sfo. For sale by
oct 15 PORCHER & LA ROCHF,,
SOAPS, *o.
T WO cases njd English Windsor Soaps,
suitable for family use
10 boxes Castile do, 1 case toilot do, ass'd
20 baskets Olive Oil, superior
500 lbs Pipe Clay. 3 ensos roll Brimstone
50 lbs Calomel, Eng.; 50 oz Quinine -
12 grope Clark's Friction Matches
500 Ihs Chlorido Liino, 2 casks Flaxseed
Just received and for sale hy
oct 13 THOMAS HYERSON.
UNEXAMPLED MAMMOTH
SCHEME
rp HE following details ofn Schkme or a
J. Lottkiiy. lo bo drawn in Docombur next,
•*'* V* ll ® clari,, 8 it to be UN PA RAL.
LELLD in the history of Lotteries. Prizes to
the amount havk nkvkrskfore been offered
to tho public. It is true, there nro ninny blanks,
but on tin- other hand, the extremely low charge
of §SI© per Ticket—tho Value and Number
of the Capitals, and tbo rovival of the good old
custom of warranting that every prize shall bo
drawn and sold, will, we nto sure, give univer
sal satisfaction, nnd especially to tho Six Huni
dred Prize Holders.
To those disposed io ndvcntnro, wo rccom.
mend early application being mnde to us for
tickets—when tho prizes are all sold, blanks
only remain—tho first buyers have the best
chance. We, therefore, emphatically say—
DELAY NOT I but ntonco remit and lranx*mii
to us your orders, which shall nlwuya receive our
immediate attention. Letters to bo addressed,
and applications made to
SYLVESTER & CO.,
. 1^6 Broadway,New York.
(ET Observe tho Number, 16(f.
$700,000111 $300,00011 $93,0001
6 prizes ol $90,00011
2 prizes of $13,000
3 prizes of $10,000
LOTTERY
Of Real Estate uud Bnnk Stock, situated in
New OrluuNs.
O* The richest nnd most magnificent Schumo
ever presented to Iho public, iu this or auy
other country.
tickets only $20.
Authorized by nn Act of tho Legislative Assem
bly ol Florida, uud undet Ihe Directions of the
CominUsionera, acting under the same.
TO BE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE,
FLORIDA, December 1st, 1839.
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON, Managers.
SYLVESTER & CO., 156 Broadway,
New York, Sole Agents.
The United Sintp<< propri* ... ...„
d‘Lucina Cordial,’ nr‘Elixir of Love,* begs
TIih highly important medicino is for salo by
John Winters Holder well, No. 129 Liberty st.
New York; Charles B. Tyler, No. 70 Chesnut
st. Philadelphia; nnd in Baltimore bv Roberts
& Atkinson, John M. Lnrnquc; and G. It. Ty,
lor; in WnshingtoiPCity by Tobins Watkins
and Charlos Stott; in Georgetown by O. M.
Liuthneum; in Richmond by John H. Euslicc;
in Petersburg by Braggs Thomas nnd Diipuy,
Rosser & Jones; and in Norfolk by M. A. Snni
tos nnd B Emen*on;mid hy John Woudly, No.
65 Poydrasst. New Orleans.
It can nlsn be found at all the principal Drug
Stores in South Carolina, nnd in Augusta, by
Havilnud Risley & Co., Thomas Barrett & Co.
nnd Nelson Carter; nnd in Savannnh hv
G. R. HENDRICKSON.
Price $3 per hnitlo, with full directions,
ntig 5 164—ly
NO COMBINATION NUMBERS.' {(
100,000 tickelsfrom No. I upwards,in succession
Extract from the Laws of the Logislativo
Council of the Territory of Florida.
Chap. 701.—No. 22.—Whereas tho Court
House of Duval comity, is in on imfinish-
o.i state, and tliore are yet duo and owing up
on the same, monies, which it is believed wil
impose too burdensome a tax upon the peoplo
of Duval; nnd whereas, it is desirable
to pay iIkho said sums and complete snidbuildi
ing.ua well fortbegreaier convenience of the ad
ministration of justice,ns fur thodomdopurposo
of au Academy, for which purpose iu part, iho
said building, whon completed, is designed
Therefore—
8ec. 1 ] Bo it enacted by the Govornor nnd
Logislativo Council of the Territory of
Florida, That it shall and may be lawful for
Joseph B. Lancaster, Isaiah D. Hart and Wil.
liam J[, Mills, or nny two of thorn under the
direction of the county court of Duval county,
to raise such sum or sums of money by Lottery,
in such Schemes ns they may deem appropriate
and advisable: Provided, that tho said persons
TO PLANTERS.
*9 DOZEN 2d quality cold pressed
Castor Oil, 200 boxes Glauber
Suits, from 20 to 30 Ihs each. Just recoived and
for sale at a reduced prico by
oct 16 G. R. HENDRICKSON.
PANACEAS.
4X DOZEN Swaim’scelebrated Panacea
50 do Houck’s do do, for
* Dyspepsia, &c.
10 do Indians do do
20 do Pholph’s do Arcanum, just received
and for sale at Factory prices, by
oct l« G. R. HENDRICKSON.
NEW GOODS,
Per Augusta, Sees
e PCS Real Welch Flannels
10 do Red do
5 do Cnuton do
4 do sieol mixed Sattinets
13 do 4,4 Scotch Ginghams
6 do Crash. 6 do Russia Diaper
15 do extra rich Furniture Chintz,in setts.
Received nnd for sale by
AVERY & JOHNSON,
oct 9 South side Monument Square.
llf ]P 1 ** *** * l ,hfi option of tbo winners
ofP.izesofBank Stocks, eiiher intake the stock
itseir, or the par value thereof In cash.
nai i 0 ii r i 0 K 0,I, !" or, . ,,e8n . ,0,ir ll,e Tickets are,
li, i , i "I H"> Citizen.', Con.
«nl iloted, Cniiel, Union, nnd Cnrrullton Dunk,,
in tlm name oflho Mnnngct. jointly with J. (1.
" , 'I: q -‘„” c "! all r c ;r bier ori ''° citizen.'
ond Bondomii, t«q actually cn.liier of
ike Cnn.ohd.ted U,...k, n. Trn.leei. po ,
Act paned before A. Mnziirean, Esq,, Notary
•r* 1 M, ! y ' ,KW ‘ "" d propertied
tran.rerred unineimikered, for tkeaceurily ufilie
rerlllllole I'ritn Holder.. ’
JM'"f - 'M OOfl llckel., tlrorn 1 In
' .k', l"‘ l , III ono wheel, nnd GIIO
prize., with llio hkmk. in nnnllier. To every
number a puzo or blank will ho drown, untiloll
Ike privoa are determined, leaving iho balance
or mi.nl,or. in the wheel blank..
■ }'° K»itiiu.ahd PmiLiamiB,.—Having
recoived New.pnpcia coiitoininn Iho nhuvo
riche mo, from tweniy.two Sinlea'nnd Territor-
lee.bc.idee aevcrnl oftlie llrin.li Frovince., wn
mo .nn.lied with Iho circiilniinn.ond therefi.ro
roquo.t (lint Buck paper* a. have not. up to rhi.
time, ilraerlod Iho ndverliaemenl, will be plea.,
ed not to do .0, and that nil ihe other paper, will
maerl n once a torch only until tho In of Do,
«°Vt b VPomJP.’. ,W . nri1 'heir ncroilllU.
SYLVESTER & CO., 150 Broodwuy.N. Y.
j"lyS9 1511
F
OR a.lining wkat .hull bocon.iderod pub,
. ,° nuisance., and for the prevention
piinishmant and rcmo%'al of tho same.
Sec. 1. Ile it ordained by tho mnvor and
nldcrnifin of tlm city of Snvnnnsh and hamlets
thereof, m council assembled, and it is hereby
ordained by iheauiliority of tho samu. that from
and nftor the passage of this ordinance, it shall
not bo lawful for any person to put up any
gutter or spout, to convey filth from kitchens
into any street or Inneefthe city, and nny peri
sun son Rending, shall forfeit and pay n fine not
exceeding fitly dollars for each nnd every of*
ronce-, nud the said gutter orspout snail be forth,
with removed.
SIUILL COMBS, *c.
J UST received by Augusta,
Shell Twist nnd Sido Combs
Iron do do do
Super Drilling do
Cloth, Tooth ami Hair Brushes
For salo by AVERY & JOHNSON,
oct 9 Monument Sq.
MUSLIN DE LAINES, SILKS,
SHAWLS. iSicc.
J UST received by brig Augusta, and for
sale by AVERY & JOHNSON,
oct 0 South side Monument Square.
GINGHAMS, «Vc.
S UPER undressed Scotch Ginghams
Fancy nnd black and white,new and fash
ionable styloH
Super Furniture Chintz. Wolsli Flnnuels, &c.
Fur sale hy AVERY A JOHNSON,
sept 27 South.sido jlupumont Square.
persons
shall bind themselves in such manner as tho
court shall direct,well nnd truly to conduct such
lottery in good faith,appropriate the proceeds
to tho object above stated.—I’a-sed, Feb, 7th
1834.—Approved Fob. 11th 1831
By agreement, burning dato tlm 23th of Fuhi
mury, 18-‘9, tho above Joseph Lancaster,tsninh
D. Hart and William J Mills did, for ceitaiu
considerations, iu conformity to the said Legis
lative. Act, duly assign unto Messrs
Schmidt A. Hamilton all thoir Right nnd In
terest, and Iho Powers vested in them by the
above recited Aot of the Legislature of Florida.
Extract from the valuation of Georgo Phillip
Manouvrier and Jacob do Cordova, both of
the City of New Orleans, made and sworn to
on tho 19thi day of April, 1839:—
That the said George Phillip Manouvrier nnd
Jncob Cordova, appraise and conreiontiou.-ly
and honestly value tho property known under
the nnmo and appellation of “Banks Arcude,”
in the Citv of New Orleans, at Six Hundred
Thousand Dollars, and
“The property known under the appollalion
of “City Hotel” or “Bishop's Hotel,” iu the
said City of of New Orleans, nt Four Hundred
and Twenty Thousand Dollars.”
Tho deeds of tho Property nnd the Stock trans*
furred ill trust to iho Commissioners appointed
by tho said act of tho Legislature of Florida,
for lire security of the Prize Holders.
SPLENDID SCHEME!!!
1 Prize—The Arcade—286 feet, 5 inches, 4
lilies, on Magazine street; 101 feet,
11 incheS'ini Nutchez street;
126 feot, 6 inches, on Gravier st.
Routed afabout $37,000 per an
num. Dollars.
Valued at 700,000
1 Prize—City Hotel—162 ft on Com*
in on street, 146 feet, 6 inches, on
Camp st. Routed at $35,000—
Valued at - 500,000
1 Prize—Dwelling Houso (adjoining
tho Arcade) No. 16,2*1 ft. 7 inchi
es front on Natchez st. Rented
nt $1200—Valued nt 20^000
1 Prize—Ditto(ndjoiuitig tho Arccdo)
No. 18,23 ft ftant on Natchez st.
Rented at $1200—Valued at 20,000
1 Prize—Ditto (adjoining the Arcade)
No. 20,23 feet front on Natchez
st. Roniedat$l200—Vnlued at 20,000
1 Prize—Ditto—No. 23, North cost
corner of Basin Sc. Custom.houso
street;40 feet fronton Basin, and
40 foot on Franklin st. by 127 ft.
deep in Custom houso st. Rented
at $1500—Valued at 20,000
l Prize—Ditto—No. 24, South west
cornor of Basin iV Custom house
street; 3*2 feet, 7 inches ou Basin
32 feel. 7 inches on Franklin. 127
feet, 10£ inches deep in front of
Custom houso street. Rented at
$1500—Valued at 20,000
I Prize—Ditto—No. 339, 24 feet, 8
inches on Royal street, by 127 ft,
11 inchesdocp. Rented at $1400.
Valued at 15,000
1 Prize—250 shares Canal Bank
Stock. $100 each 25.000
1 Ditto—200 ditto Com do, do do 20,000
1 Ditto—150 ditto Mechanics' and
Traders' do do 15,000
1 Ditto—100 do City Bank do do 10,000
j PiUo—100 do do do dodo 10,000
1 Ditto—100 do do do do do 10,000
1 Ditto—50 do Exchange Bnnk do do 5000
1 Ditto—50 do do do do do 5000
1 Dit’o—25 do Gns Light Bank do do 2500
1 Ditto—25 do do do do do do 2500
1 Ditto—15 do Mechanics’ & Tin
ders' dodo 1500
1 Ditto—15 do do do do do 1500
20 do—each 10 shares of tho Louis*
jann State Bank, $100 each, each
Prize $1000 20,000
10 do-each2shares of $100ench.
each Prize $200, of tho Gas Light
Bank 2000
•200 do—each 1 share of $100, of tho
Brink of Louisiana 20,000
200 do—each 1 share of $100, of tho
Naw Orleans Bank 20,000
150 do—each 1 share of $100 of tho
Union Bank of Floridu 15,000
.i ® # 'J f ,,rl b or ordaintd, that no privy
shall bo hereafter erected within the limits of
tbecuy, unless iho same be built or sunk with
brick, or stone nt Isast six feet below tho sup
lice of the lot upon which it is sunk, und built
at least one feot above the surface ; and if any
person shall violate this section, lie or she, or
the owner, or lessee of the premises shall forfeit
and pav o aum of not excaadiug fifty dollars,
rur each and every offence.j and the said privy
■hail bo rebuilt in lire manner prescribed by this
ordinance, or bo filled up.
Sec. 3. Be it further ordained, that it shall
not be lawful fur any parson to cast, throw out
or suffer to fall from the upper or second stories
or their buildings within tire limits uf tho city,
oey bales of cotton or other goods whatever, but
lire same shall be lowered by a sufficient rope or
tnckle. in so gradual a manner as to allow par*
sons passing under, sufficient time to puss out
°r L- ,,n ^ d'o occupiers of buildings out
or which such cotton lor other gauds shall bo
cast, thrown, or suffered to fall, contrary to the
provisions of this ordinance, shall bt deemed
the offenders and shall for each and overy of,
fence be fined iun sum not exceding fifty dob
lars; provided that this section shall not be con-
000 Priros. $1,300,000
TICKETS $20—iVO SHARES'
tko city IrenaqU, .tilijabi imho ..,der uCc.iincH.
wko mny and afinll cudar Ilia aanie Jto lie paid Iu
tlm owner orench a„m„|, tnhon required.
k..n r n ; “r " fk’lker ordained, Tlmt enf
b " , r ' ul " d "tkirg. i W"hin the limits of the * ’
•hnH bo cnn.idi’red aa a riuiaauca, and
killed ky nny perron.
“ " Ho it f
See. 18. HoUfiirther ordained Tlrati
per.nn .hall at any of ihe public Duinoa
any iiiiimiil, carriage, clothe, oranydeioriniio
or any othor thing, or do any oilier act wl/er.l
fihh or dirt ofony kind .hall be thrown nlior
near cny oflhe aaid pump,, he or .lie .trail Tur-
fiut ond pay a fine not exceeding ten dollar. If
a while perron, and ifatlaveorfreo perron of
color, ha or .he mny he whipped, not exceedinr
iwomy In.lie., iinlexa the owner of inch al.ro or
gnardmnnr friend of .itch free person of color
will^iny lire fino imposed.
8ec ‘ J. 3 il . f"" 1 "" erd.ined, Thai If anr
perronkh, weeh o, dry any ariiele. orclothlng
nr eapoie the aame fer the purpose of drying,
in Ihe aireeti, lone., or iquaree oftlie elty. ie or
•he, ife while penon aliall be fined In a aU tn
tint exceeding thirty dollar., and if a .lire ”
free perron or color comnnl Iho laid nffance, he
or ihe may be whipped, not exceeding twenty
laaliea, uiileai the owner or.uch alaro or Iho
giftirdian or friend of. uch free perron of color
will pay the fine impoied. r J
Sec. 14. lie it further ordained, That itehall
:r , by e i nd 0 rro n ,r y . p ":::r» ure ,^rn'' # «
a ooipornie nmn.ol the
of Sarnnnah, and for each riolation of this
lion, the offender .hall, ifn white perron
fine or nor oxceeding thirty dollare. and
■lere or free perron or color, in a like nexallv
or be whipped nr the dirorelion or tho m«yo>!
chairman, or any two aldermen v '
, “?.i. ru " ha r »' d *i'"> d . That it
be the doty of,he m.r.h.1 To remdr. the "r.mo!
ral of .try hide., cuied or not which may be oP
fenaire or in the opinion oflho health officer in.
jurioim to ihe litahh of the city, and .hnuld the
owner. nntMienr «. ni.i„. ...
■» w cny. and should tha
owner, po.ser.or or claimant of •uch hidei, nee.
lect or refine to remove the •nine within tix
hours from tlm n*> n,i
itrued to allow persons to stop, and thsrsi
by prevent the loworing of cotton and other
goods.
See. 4. Bo it ftirilrer ordained, that if any
person shall appear in nny of the public streets
squares, lanes, or docks in this city in a stale of
nakedness, nr who shall in any manner whatso
ever, wilfully make nny indecent nnd public
exposure of his or her person, or ofuny other
person,lie or she may ho arrested by the cily mar
shal or city censtaSlos, or any white person,
and ■hull be fined for each mid cvsry such ofi
fence in lire aum nnt exceeding-fifty dollars, if
a white poison and whipping not exceeding
filly lashes, if a slave nr free person of color.
Sec 5. Be it further ordained, that it shall
net be lawful for nny person to swim or bathe
In the river opposite to the eily—that is to say,
frnmtho western side of West Broad st. to the
western aide of tire Eastern Wharf company,
at any hour after seven o'clock iu the morning
until sun set, under Ihe puualty of not exceeding
fifty dollars, if a white person, and whipping
■ot exceeding fifty lashes, if the oflendor be a
slave or free persna of col or.
Sec. 6, Be it further ordained, that no horse,
gelding, mare, coll filly, mule, or jackass, shall
nt any time be permitted or allowed to go at
large within tha limits oftlie city, and for a vio-
lutiou of this section, the owner or owners of
such animal, shall bo fined for each and every
■uch offence; and each and every such animal
running or going nt large in a sum not exceed*
ing five dollars; and the city marshal or city con
stables shall take up the said animal if the own
er thereof is unknown, and impound the same
until lire said fino und all costs are paid; mid if
lire said animal Ire not claimed in ten days, it
shall be the duty of tho city mnrshal to sell iho
same at the ponad, giving at least five davs no*
lice in one of the public Gazettes of the city, of
the description of the animal and the time and
place of sale; und he shall pay the net proceeds
after deducting the fine and costs, into the trea.
sury of tire city, subject tu the order of council
who may, nnd shall cause it to be paid lo the
owner of such animal so sold, when required.
Sec. 7. Be it further ordained, tiiat it shall
not be lawful for any person to smoke a segnr
or pipo in any of tho streets, lanes, alleys,
wharves or public squares within the city of
Savannah, under the penalty oftwo dollars for
tho first ofTeuce, and not exceeding five dollars
for each subsequent'offence, if tho offender be a
white person, and under a penally ofiiot exceed*
ing three dollars, or whipping not exceeding
ten stripes, if the offender be a slave, or free
person of color.
Sec. 8. Be it further ordained, that if any
horse, mute, gelding, colt.mule.ox. cow, or calf
or any other animal oflikokiud shall bo found
at large in lire cily, whoso appearance shall be
offunsivo to the sight from its poverty, sickness
or sores, tho same shall bo removed by the mar*
slial orany city officer from tho precincts oftlie
cily, at the expense of the owner or owners
-- — mio Kiime wiinm six
hour, from the ptnod of hi. or her k.ini aa re.
r:“ by !>" ,n " r : l “ 1 l ‘ r.movnl .hellthen be
made by the mar ml or an, city conilable, at
who"!?.'!? re "re b , a n,v v er ’ P°**.«or or claimant,
who shall in addition Iherate. far oneh and every
•nch iefii.nl or nnttleet, be fined in a aum not
exceeding liny duilnre. or if a .l.ve or lie* pep
.0.1 of Color, may be fined in a like manner, or
bo whipped at tha dirorelion of the mayor,chair,
main, or any two alderman. 3
Sec. 10. Be il farther ordained, That Itehall
and may bo lawful for any per.oa to roizo and
lake or kill any hug or hoga, goat er goal,,found
* , J* r ** 1 " *k« c '7 of Savannah and to appro,
pnate the aame to Ida or her own use, rot hat
tha aaiae be carried, forthwith aflar being i.ized.
without the limits of tha city. * 9
?t. c- , l7 ‘ Be it further ordeintd, that Itehall
not be lawful for any perron to retain or keep
?.nf,h W re‘ b r l “ l " ° r • * oily ' no,| k oflho
norih hue of Jnnu alraet extending eaelr
werdly and we.twardly.and each and evirypep
•on au o (lending .hall, if a while person b.filled
in a sum nor exceeding thirty dollar, far e.ch
and every such offence, and ir a slave or freo
perron of color, ahull he fined ia a sum not ex<
ceding thirty dollare, or bo whipped at Ilia dis-
dormen 11,0 m ‘ iy ° r ' 'kairinnn, or nny tvro all
ordained, that itehall
aot be lawful for any ownaror agent, ofa .team
riea mill to expeso or cno.a lo be exposed in a
'"** b “ p « r '"•"J'biker manner Ihe ekaffpro.
ioflom ? rre ,ld ,nlll, I“ 10 -"kj-bl it to tha
,r h.ff a m i" 1 ? ,,,M ! nd roin wi,hin lh * <li«t**nca
ofrei rere l r, f r 1 th * pr ^". nl '“'pornle limit,
orth. city. And for a violatian of ilia prevision
ofthi. section, the perron so offending may ba
fined In a aum not oxceedmg cne hundred dol-
h. , rr n £ h „ , f d " ery offouee and the
“ ld ch "' P ,‘ h * l , b « removed by him or on ftilure
-I ha o' l0 * P™P'* diilance
. Jo, I»i r . * hal ** lb * '‘P" 0 *' of .aid.own.
boo. i» U, it further ordainadi Thatllaball
jr.'ireTl" 1 r? r "" y P e,,on or peraona to throw,
co.t, or depnait, or caorod to ke coat, thrown, ar
depo-tted rn Savannah river, or on ile banka
below high waier mark, wiihin tha extandod
aa d jiirrad'ctioanl lunitx oftlie citv of Snvnnnah
rice chaff or nny eob.lence of whatever naluro
or kind which might in aay degree, leiien Ihe
*9? opw “'bf in " llid rlwi or any part thereof
within Ihe Ionite aforesaid, and each and overy
person so offending, shall Tor each and avary
such offence, be fined in e sum not exceeding
one hundred dollars, ir the offender be a whit*
pors"". or ffa slave or free perron or color, he
or she shall he whipped not exceeding fifty lashi
M^nloes the ow„. r , employe, or guardian of
such slave or; free person of color, shall nav thn
fine not exceeding one hundred dollar*, ’which
may be mfiicted ur assessed against said alaro
0f £ ree co * or ^ or »wch offence.
Sec. 20. Bo it further •rdsiued. That all finsa
anri forroinire, incurred under thin ordinance
shall be collecied and enforced in Ihe manner
pointed out by law. and one half of the money
received from said fines or forfeitures, shall be
go7o”h«!iJ."‘ f ° rn,ar ’ *" d llla ulhar b,lf ,h * 11
Sec. UI. Uo it further ordained, Thatallor-
dinancea or parts of ordinniicea corresponding •
with this ordinance, be. nnd the same are hero-
hy superaeded, nnd lliu lull ordinances and parta
bo andihaV """ ali ? g T in, ‘ " ,1 * ®nlin»nc»,
be, and tire same are hereby repealed,
Pnssod in Council 2d Ang.,1839.
.C L .’J R. M. CHARLTON, Mayor.
Attest Joeeph Felt, c. c.pro tern.
oct 9
s
,
thereof; und if any person shall resist or oppose
any officer in tho discharge of such doty he ur
8 1VIIITE AM) RED FI,AIVA'EL8
PCS aupe, VVI,i,aFkr,mc|V t S
5 do Rogor’e do do ■ • • -
5 do Welch do do
5 do Ganzn do do
8 do common quality do
10 do Rad Flannel, some very fine
Received by recent arrivals.
SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT.
sept 30
sho shall be fined in a sum not exceeding fifty
dollars.
Sec 9. Bo it further ordained, that if any per*
son shall water nny animal of any kind wiihin
thirty feet of anv public pump, (except the pump
at the base of the Exchange) ho or she shall be
fined, ifn white person in a nnn not exceeding
thirty dollars, and ifn slave or free person of
color in a sum not exceeding thirty dollars (to
be paid by tho owner of such slave) or bo whipi
pod not exceeding thirty nino lashes.
See. 10. Bs it further ordained, That it shall
not be lawful for nny cow, steer, heifer or calf
tn be nr go nt largo within the limits of tho city,
from the setting of the sun to lire rising of the
same, and tho owners of such cattle so found at
large, shall forfeit nnd pay a sum not exceeding
five dollars for each and every lime, anv such
nnimul may be fouud nt large; and il shall be the
djity oftlie city mnishul and city constables to
take such cattle so found nt large contrary to
the provisions of this ordinance, and impound
them, until tho said fino aud all costs aro paid;
nnd if the said animal be not ^claimed in five
dnys, it shall be the duty of the city marshal to
sell tho snure at tho pound, first giving at least
fivo days notice in ono of the public Gazettes of
the city of the description of tho nnimal nnd Ihe
time and place of sale; and he shall pay the net
i proceeds after deducting tha fine and costs into
GEORGE W. BEHN,
H . Blind's Building,
A VE received per brig Savannah, ships
Lelia and Trenton, Flannels. Chintz,
CasH.meres, Shawls, Thread Laces, Sattinets,
Broadcloths, Merinoos, Silks, Vestings.Linens,
Lawns, Negro Cloths. Also, various other ar*
liable f ‘
tides sui
season.
— v»r iuiio tiiiiur ui'
9 for the present and approaching
sept 18
NEW GOODS.
For ship Trent
n PCS super block Gro de Rhine Silk»
do do blue blk do do. 1 do do blue
dodo, 2 do do blk Gro de .Swissdo, wan
nut to spot
5 do Roger’s Patent Flannel
2 do blue Broadcloth
JO do Paper Cambric
10 do Mouslinde Lainos
2 drt Mourning do, 10
8.4, 9.4 and 10.4 Table
For sale low bv
SNIU Efc. LATJIROP St NE
sept 30
CARPETING & RUGS".
T EN pieces supr. Ingrain Carpeting
1 case do Tufted Rugs
1 do do Brussels do
50 grnce Carpet, Binding, received by
recent arrivals
SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT.
ocl 14
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