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Tint largo and comfortable
a. •imatad In Waahington
. Ward, Irafjwig ihe Square. If It
' [, not taitlud bal'urc tha first of
“Novonibor, ilia owner will occupy
It. II. PETTIGREW.
1081
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 89, 1880.
ETERS’PILLS
•eg 9
FOR RENT,
Tha Store lately occupied by
i Mosira. MoDonuoll on the South
[,idu MiiuuinumSqunro.il Oral rato
■ stand for Dry Guilds. Apply to.
la. I1AL.U WIN.
I N casus, of obstinate Cainulii in coughs
whclliur arising from rocontor iieglocied
eeldot in Asthma i and as nil auxiliary, and
' ofniasoiit rebel froin the threiitouing
'of appreacbing Piilinonary Con-
Itisfur the afiliclive and truubloaome iymn- r
m,of coughing, oxpeotonilion or phlegm, pain wuh than cathartic, or operativaqualilies, or dint
i lha breast. Are. which coualitiile prominent they not onlj’ cleanse the alomnch and bowels
Soon! no inoilicino hasgroator claims upon
Jil, cffdance of the inyuTld than the aboye
medicine
It is fui
loaisofcoi
iutarMoT the complaint, that the Piilinnnaria
HIS designed, and has manifested iu most velu>
**|t is eqnaliy'naeiill of course in the relief of
Coiicns and Gelds, arising from sudden changes
of weather, from wearing damp linen,Ac.
^ A. BARTOW.
' CHICK AS AWHATCIIEE
T UB snlMcnber oiler* for Mia a tract of
Un i situate In tha 3d District, Baker
i County, embracing 1500 ncres, which c»ni|iri.
tei every vnriuty of the most superior anil. Tk«
tract if MirnifltHd witli alight improvements, and
cin be enlarged in it* geographical dimensions
many desirable extent. As nil additional con.
I fideration to n purchaser, reasonable terms nnd
| protiaotiul credit are olTored. For morn mis
cs'.Uneous information, applicant* can addreu
“THE TUUti liluilLS OF“”LlFL*"“lS
W ,,. HEALTH.”
F. know (lint health nnd the ability tola-
bor constitutes tho wealth of tin. great
mans ol the people in this, as in most other cnun*
tries. I o proserve therefore, tlmt health by na
tural means is a grand moral nnd political
scheme, to fullil which, requires our utmiMl at
tention. Tho unprecedented popularity nnd
universal npprobaiion which this .Medicine has
achieved throughout the United Stales, the
Canadas. Texas, Mexico nnd the West Indies,
fully justify Hr. puturs in warmly nndoouscieii 1
llously recommending ilium to tho specinl ulteut
lion of tho nlllicted.
Dr. Peters has spent much time in expori-
tnoniing with different Vegetable Medicines,
for diseases of tho liver, and now offers his Veg
etable Pill*, ns the best, moat convenient, and
cheapest Medicine that can be propnrod for
general use.
One great quality of his vegetable Pills Is that
they have the alternative principle combined
tbs subscriber at Athens.
july 24
159H4mo
F. G. BALDWIN.
WHITE WASH KitUSflES, &e
if O White Wash Brushes A Heads,
JL /Sa assailed sizes
21 da (ins Shoo da
50 do Thompson’s Paste Blacking
I Just received and for sale by
g. a
DRICK^ON.
TOBACCO AND .SNUFF.
I p* GROCE Mrs. Miller's line cut To*
I OtF bneco. Gbhls Lnrillnrd's Scotch nnd
[ Bliccuboy Snuff, 4 lb boniest -90 jars course
I Rnppee and Mnccohoy do. Just received end
or ule by G It. HENDRICKSON.
sept 16 199
MATCHES.
| GROCE Clark’s Patent Friction
I flv Matches, superior to nil other kinds.
I Just received end for eale by
oct 17 G It HENDRICKSON.
DRESSING CASES.
8 DOZ Indies and Gentlemen's superior
English Japnned Dressing Cases, Just
I Mceived and for sale by
00115 G. It. HENDRICKSON
FRENCH JVJL'BS trig.s i'E.
1 CASE French Jujube Paste .received and
for snlo by
oct45 A. PARSONS.
DENTIST’S TIN FOIL.
I 1 A PACKETS Tin Foil, for plugging
XI™ tooth. Received and for snlo by
oct 15 A. PARSONS
SHARER’S HERBS.
L ANDING from ship Gaston, a full supply,
of Shaker's Herbs, comprising Catnip,
1 Foxglove, ilnrehoiind, Sige. Penny royal,Tho
I roaghwort, Liverwort, Boneset, Thyme, Mint.
I Wormwood, Worimued, Elder Flowers, Slip*
I pery Elm, 5fc. in 16 oz. 8 oz. end 1 oz. pack i*
I gef, suitab'e for families and country merchantf.
| For sale by
POROHER A LA ROCHE,
Sign of tho Golden Gloho,
oct 15 Opposite tin* Market.
ROWANU’S TONICiUIXTUKE
Ac.
R ECEIVED per ship Gaston, n full supply
of Uowaiid's Tonic Mixture for fever su'd
I ff Me, l 5ftM*wttf(4ii.ltli ,, e. Piperine, Iodine,pure
j Morphine Sulphate nnd Acetate Morphine.
1 f! U, ,V n . P od ** ^ Ulttck Pepper. Croton Oil,
nydriudale Potass. Soda nnd Seidlitz Powders
London Mustard, $fa. For sale by
oct 15 PORCHER A LA ROCHF.,
T tim SOAPS, dkc.
WO cates old English Windsor Soaps,
suitable lor family use
10 boxes Castile do, 1 esse toilet do, au’d
oi,v0 Oil. superior
r?, il !?P a Clay. 3 cases roll Brimstone
50 lbs Calomel, Eng.; 50 oz Quinine
E *J 8 roc ® Clark’s Friction Matches
500 lbs Chloride Lime. 2 casks Flaxseed
f Joitreceivodoud for sale by
THOMAS RVERSQN.
D FOB THU TOILET.
AND 0O8METI0S.
|u,.N UsS exirnol ofRu.e, Musk, Jo..a
mine etui Berg.mot
Uo Gne mill iiiipn,fin,! toilet Powder,rou icem’d
: M '.“ k " nd So«e Purlieu scent Begs
jWllome Run,no Roar, Oil
Kewleud', Maqgiaur Oil
Oldndgo*. Uaim or Columbia
a ]? 1 11 "* 8 Suviii Ju.tnine, orange and
p , r Odour., in pole and roll.
P«fff' u ‘ ■'*P r ConnoMier. .having Soap
*''Pr Crumn do Siivnn Ring.
P iiMing n “ * Jr °“ ,U ' ° d<,ll 8 h>r " 1 articl « for
Shaving Soap.
SBB|B[«flogated Soup.,miiialile for tho tnblet
Cntn.J , ant ^ of tho latest patterns
gne, Lavender and Rose Waters, of vari-
by purging, but tlioy regulato the liver" ohaiig.
tho. morbid secretion, strengthen the digesffVe
iiigans purify the blood, invigorate the oirculai
lion, and gives tone and energy to the nervous
system.
They pro mild and pleasant in their operation
and convey almost immodiute conviction of tdeir
utility from their fii.tdo.o. They can bn token
Willi .ofety by petren. ofany nget nnd tho f.-.-.
bio, the infirm, tho uorviiu. nnd the delirnio nm
■Irangtiieiicd by tlieir operotion. bucauau they
ulear the .y.tum of bad buinnur., quiet liurvnn.
irritability, end invarinbly produce .mind
health,
The Vegetable Pill, nre a mire remedy for
jaundice, >ick and uneven, headache, dy.pep.v
co.tivenea., aickue.. of the .l.unacli. heiirihum,
all billion, cnmplamt.. fover. ofnll kind., and if
taken nt the cuimnauceinuut will invariable
check tlieir prugre... end rove the patient from
a protracted end dangeruu. .ickucxi They are
invaluable in nervnuaaiid bypuenndrical alike-
luma, In.a nf nppelito, and all plaint, to
which female, nlono ero .abject. They opei-
«lo a. a mild ipeedy purge, end nre u .afu and
cortain remedy for wnrina in eliildren.
Hairnet of n letter from Dr. Gurney of N.Or.
lean., Ln. Oct, 9, 1837.—"I have received much
a«,i.taiice in my practiceteapeoially in jaundice
nnd yulluvv lever;froin ilieuroof Pniei.’ Pill. |
pro.inte that, nil an average, I pre.cribe 100
boxen in a iimulli ”
Kxiraet efu lottnr from Dr. Prichard, of Hud,
ran. N, Y., June 3. 1830; *1 waa aware that Dr.
Peter, wn. one of lha be-t cheiniat. iu ilia Uni-
lod Slates, and full n.miriul that lie would rente
Hay (froin hi. iniiinalo knowludgn of the proper,
lie. of herb, end drug.) produce an efficient
medicine,and I inii.tecknowledge that hi. Voge.
t.lilo Pill, folly respond to my expunlnliun.
I bey nre indeed a superior mudiciuo, and re-
fioct alike upon the chemist, the phycician, and
the pbilosupber
Extract of n letter from Dr- Wallies, nr Cin
cinnati,Tab. 3, 1838; ‘Your Pills are the mild-
0*1 in.Ihoiroperations, and yet man powerful
Ilnur efiects, of any that I hove ever inel with
a practice of eight end twenty yeeis. Their
•iciion on thechylo, nnd hniiCHnu the impurities
«»o blood, is evidently very surnriiiiiff.'
Chak urric. n.v. j Ln.
Denr oir—I have made frequent use of your
pills in the incipient singe of billions fever, and
obstinate constipation of the bowels, also, in tho
enlargement nl the spleen, chronic diseases of
the liver, sick headache, general debility, nud
in all cases have found them to be very ufleci
live. J. D. Ilnvn. M D.
MKCKt.r.NBum. Co., Va. Feb. 7.1837.
Having used Dr. Peters' pills iu my practice
for the last 12 months, I tnko pleasure in
giving my testimony of thoir good olfects in
cases of dyspepsia, sick headneho. billions fe.
vers, end other diseases, produced by in atiiivii
ly of tho livor. They are a safe and mild ap>
orient, being the best article of tho kind I have
overused. Gvouait C. Scott. M D.
This celnhrnted Medicine is for sale by nil the
principal Druggists iu Savannah and through*
out the United States, the Canadas, Texas,
.Mexico and tho West Indies. Price 50 cunts
per box with full directions,
nog 5 lfl-l—ly
Emma"rVmio ” nd ae.orletl pauerue
“Pill do Koao, cold Cream. Lip Skive
‘"P’' ^ 0|,Q ' CinnamoB and Al.
Fine and* " r a htge vntioty
N,|i m °?" r <o Tiioih Combi
VubMPPu "" a cl " ,llM Draihee
* 7?P , ! ,00 «. ‘^"dumiiionsollo, Victoria
qunlfty ^ n,r Brushes, of excellent
filljjPjoi Seiner.,Razor.* Razor Strop.
Viueger Kongo
Oil Chrnn’pi'SB?)™ Flower Water
Billon J? fw»n, Shaving Brn.he.
tle< a"“" @ d t 5"*W >" Eng cut glan hot-
««*, Aiomauo Vinognr.
"'‘io'ui in the perfumery fine, for
••iiniiby a 0 or rotad ' on aoennunodnting
I'OltCHER % LA ROCHE,
oct Sign uf tho Golden G lobe,
■ Oppnelie the Alarkel.
."UOKEKEL,
HjsLS Mackerel, received; for .ale by
M. DILLON & CO.
o dXSX CHALLENGE.—The Gkn-
09 >3 uixb FRENCH PILLS a.
gVinat all iho QUACK NOSTRUMS of the
age for the euro ef * * • •
The French Pills are applicable in all ensns,
for oither sox, (wairanted free from Mercury,
nnd possesses groat advantages over (be Uni.
um« and all linuid medicines, l»y being entirely
free from smoll, nnd consequently do not elTect
the breath, thereby preventing the possibility of
discovery while using them.
Besides this important advantage they never
disagree with the stomach, and in the first stages
of the disease they usually effect a cure in a lew
days, with little regard to diet or oxposuro.
In tho most obstinnto stages of the disease,
they are equally cnrtain.liaviug cured many after
every other roincdy had fuiled. In .-iiort. they
have heuti so universally successful that the
piapriotor chnlleiivesnuy one to produce a rom
cdy of equal certainly, under a forfeiture- 1
Throe Hundred Dollars.
For snlo by
G. R. HENDRICKSON, ond
T. M. & J. M. TURNER.
Price $2 per box. 164—ly nug 5
HARRISON’S SPECIFIC
OINTMENT.
F OR the cure of Whim Swellings, Scrofu*
Ions and other Tiimors.Ulcers.Sore U?gs,
old nnd fresh Wounds, Sprains nnd Bruises,
Swellings and Inflammations, Scnld Head,Wo*
men’A Sure Breasts, Ilhoumatia Pains, Tctte.s,
Eruptions, Chilblains, Whitlows, Biles. Corns,
and External Disenses generally. It is likewise
greatly superioi to any medicine herototore
discovered lor the chafed backs ond limbs of
horses—for ring nouns, chapped lips—and in
short for every external bodily ovilthnt may fall
to the lot of man or beast. For sale by
G. R. HENDRICKSON, and
T. M. & J. M. TURNER.
Price 50 cents per box.
nug 5 164—ly
LUCINA CORDIAL
LE CORDIAL DE LUC INK.
T OU L'ELIXIR DE L'AMOUR.
HE .uhactibur ha. ibu pten.nro nl nil,
lumuuiug in Iho citizen, nril e U Hinio.,
Illal lie Ini. purchnrad.fur e very la ta .uuiend
rroin the inventor, tlm culalneloil Dr. Magniu.
of Paris, the recipe and right fur making this
astonishing medicine. Until the appearance
el the -Luciua Cordial,' (about threo years
smee.) it wn thueght that the complaints,
which it spoodriy overeunius, were beyond the
leach uf hum m remedy, ns for upwards of a
thousand yours, they bad haflled tho wisdom
nnd ingenuity oftho most profouinl physicians
in all parts of tho world. This Cordial, how
ever, to thogiuat advantage of the human ince,
soon provod itself to ho the do-ideramm so long
sought for; and accordingly, notwithstanding
the brief period of its existence, it has required
a celebrity so great, that it is mtgeily inquired
fur throughout the civilized globe. Dr Mag*
uin soon finding that tho demand was so vast
as to render a supply impossible, disposed of
tho lecipo and right of sale, under obligations
of secrecy, for England, the United Stales, and
other countries, only preserving France and
Italy for himself. Tims ha- the subscriber pos
sessed himsejfnf the invaluuble secret, and now
hastens togivo the inhabitants of his line of
agency the benefits of his speculation.
'Le Cordial De Locine' or. in English, ‘the
Luciim Cordial,' is a gunenl iimgoiutor of the
human Irnnii.*! lie all the various casus of Ian*
pmr,lassitude, and debilitation; it is an uiifuih
ug remedy; as it is equally its province to im
part cheerfulness and decision to the mind, as
health and vigor to tho body. But the peculiar
virtue on which its celebrity is bused, is thu (V
cility and certainly with which it restores the
virile powers when tlioy have been destroyed
by disease, lime, recklessness, or any of the nu
merous causes which lumiinuio in thu prostru-
tiou of those functions.
In common with thu generality of really good
medicines, this Cordial contains nothing of a
mercurial or deluterious nature, among the mu*
ny iugrodiouts which compose it; hut is, at the
same time, so simple, yet so eftic .cions, that
whilert can renovate thu prostrated energies of
Qginut.iiu infant may use it, not only with iuu
pumty, but with udvantage.
Tho usages of society aro unfortunately such,
that, notwithstanding the benefits which would
be sure to result from it, we cannot enter into
an analysis of this illeatimublo Cordial here, or
iiiblisb uinnv oftlia dncumeiits which havo
H'en received, as vouchers of the blessings it
baa conferred oil numbers ofdespaiiiug individ.
uuls But this we cannot forbear remarking—
tlmt it has boon donniustratod (hut thoru is
scarcely ever, if any such thing nt all, as imltr
ral barrenness, or as natural imbecility of the
procieant functions, in either sex; and therefore
(lint those evils are the «>fleets of artificial cans*
os, nud may ha speedily subdued and removed
bj^the iiso of *Le Cordial do Lucino.’
The Luciua Cordiul is also an indubitable
cure for the Gleet, nud tho Fluor Albus, ob
structed. (lilficiilt, or painful -Mon-trnation; nlin,
lor the incontinence of Urine, or the involunta
ry dischargo tin* roof. It j<t likewise an in vain
able and unrivalled medicine in cases or Chron.
irruptions of the skin, and in tho dropsical
aflectuius nf tho aged.
•AotuTma proprietor ofthn cehbra<
ted'Luciua Cordial,’or‘Elixir of Love.' begs
to lay befora tho community, tho following cer*
ttficute, which he has roceived from the iuven
tor, tho illustrious Dr. Mngiiin.of Boris;
'This is toceitify. that I iiave disposed of the
recipe for making the 'Luciim Cordinl,’ or ‘E
lixir of Lovoi’ and also the right to sell it through
out the United States of North America, to
John Winters Holderwoll. M. D. My reasons
for so doiug is, tlmt the demands to me for the
almvo Cordinl. of which I am tho inventor, are
so numerous, that 1 atn nimble to supply all the
orders from France nnd Italy iiIoiih; and have
therefore disposed of tho privileges vouchsafed
iu this, and other certificates of a like nal ire in
order In generalise tho benefits of my diicoveiy
throughout the world.
Given under my Ijaud at Paris, on this uinei
teemliday of January iu the year of our
Lord, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight.
ERASTE MAGNiN.
SlZreSS, I WitnoMci.
This highly important modicinn is for snln by
John Winters Holderwcll. No. 129 Liberty st.
New York; Charles B. Tyler. No. 70 Ciiesnut
st. Philadelphia; and m Baltimore bv Roberts
& Atkinson, John M. Larnquo; end G. II. Ty.
lor; in Washingiou City by Tobias Watkins
and Charles Stott; in Georgetown by O. M.
Liuthncuui; in Richmond by John H. Eustice;
in Petersburg by Braggs Thomas nnd Diipuy.
Rosser & Junes; end in Norfolk by M. A. Sam
tos and B Emerson; nnd by John Woudly, No
65 Poydrasst. New Orleans.
It can also be found at all the principal Drug
Stores in South Carolina, and in Augusta, by
Havi'and Risley & Co., Thomas Barrett A Co,
nnd Nelson Carter; and in Savannah hy
G. R. HENDRICKSON.
Prico $3 par bottle, with full directions,
aug 5 164—ly
LNEXA1HFLLJD IflAitlifiLTIi
SC 11 EM E
rgl HE following details of a Sciikmk or „
JL Lottxrt. to be drawn in Deoember next,
warrants us in declaring it to be UNPARAL*
LELED in the history of Lotteries. Prizes to
the amount iiavb nkvkk dkfokk been oi fkhkp
to the public. It is true, there are many blanks,
hut on th.* other baud, the extremely low charge
off 5IO per Ticket—the Value and Number
of Iho Capitals, and the revival of the good old
custom nf warranting tlmt every piizo shall be
drawn and sold, will, we ate sure, give uuiver>
sal satisfaction, and especially to tho Six Hun*
drkd Prize Holders.
To those disposed to ndventuro, wo rccom.
mend early application being made to iu for
tickets—when the prizes me all sold, blanks
only remain—lliu first buyers havo tho best
chance. We, tlierefoio, emphatically say—
DELAY NOT! biitatoncu re initandlraNS-iiii
to us your orders, which shall always receive our
immediate attention. Letters to be addressed,
and applications made to
SYLVESTER A C0„
156 Broadway, New York.
ST Observe the Number, 156.
fTOO,OOOIII *300,000!! *93.0001
6 prizes ol *20,00011
2 prizes ol *13,000
3 prizes of *10,000
LOTTERY
Of Real Estate und Bank Stock, situated in
New Orleans.
ST The richest and most magnificent Scheme
ever presented to the public, iu Uiia or ony
other country.
TICKET# ONLY *20.
Authorized by an Act uf the Legislative Assent
bly ol Florida, and undei the Directions of tho
Cuminissiuiiers. acting under the same,
TO BE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE.
FLORIDA, December 1st, 1839.
SCHMIDT A HAMILTON, Managers.
SYLVESTER A CO , 156 Broadway,
New York, Sole Agents.
NO COMBINATION NUMBERS!!!
100,000 tickets from No 1 up wards,m succession
Extract frout the Laws of the Legislative
Council of the Territory of Floi idu.
Ciup. 761.—No. 22.—Whereas the Court
House uf Duval county, is iu an tinfinisln
el state, ond there are vet due and uwjug up
uit the same, niuuios, which il is believed wil
impose tun burdensome u tax upon the people
of Duval; and wiieremi, it is desirable
to pay those said sums aitdcr.uipleto suidbuildi
itig.jts well for tliegreatur convenience of the ad
ministration of justice, iin fur the donde purpose
of an Academy, lor which purpose in part, the
said building, when completed, is designed
Therefore—
8xc. 1 ] Uo it enacted by the Governor and
Legislative Council of 'the Territory of
Florida. Tlmt* it shull and may be lawful for
Joseph U. Lancaster, Isaiah D. Hart and Wil.
liam J, Mills, or any two uf them under lliu
directum of ttie county court of Duval county,
to raise such sum or sums of money by Lottery,
in such Schemes ns they may deom upprupriHio
and advisable; Provided, tlmt the sAid persons
sh.ill hind themselves in such manner as the
court shall direct.well and truly to conduct such
lottery in good faith.to appropriate the proceeds
to thu object ubovu staled,—Pa-sed, Fob. 7tli
l&H'-T^Vppiovwd JFeh^-.JIU) J834 ui i.
niarv. 1£<9, the above Joseph Lancaster,Isaiah
D. Hart mid William J. Mills did, lor certain
considerations, in conformity to thu said Legis
lative Act. duly assign unto Messrs
Schmidt A Hamilton all tlieir Right nnd In*
tcrust, and the Powers vested in them by the
above recited Act of the Legislature of Florida.
Extract from the valuation of Gaorge Phillip
Mauouviier and Jacob de Cordnvo, both of
the City of New Orleans, made and sworn to
on the 19th day of April, 1839:—
That the said George Phillip Manonvrier and
Jncnli Cordova, uppruise and con**cieuliously
and honestly value the property known under
the name and uppellation of “Banks Arcade,”
in the Citv of New Orlouns,at Six Hundred
Thousand Dollurs, and
“The property known under the appellation
of “City Hotel” or “Bishop’* Hotel,” iu tho
said City of of Now Orleans, at Four Hundred
and Twenty Tltetteand Dollars.”
The deeds of the Property and the Stock trans
ferred in trust to iho Commisxitinurs appointed
by the said net of tho legislature of Floridu
for the seourity of thu Prize Holders.
SPLENDID SCHEME!!!
Prize—The Arcade—286 feet, 5 inches, 4
lines, on Magazine street; 101 feet,
II mchos,oii Natehez street;
126 feel, 6 inches, on Gravier st.
Rented at about *37,060 per an
num.
Valued at
1 Prize—City Hotel—162 ft on Com-
moti street, 146 feet, 6 inches, on
Camp st. Rented at *25,000-
Valued at
l Prize-Dwelling House (adjoining
the Arcade) No. 16.24 ft. 7 inch)
es front on Natchuz st. Routed
at *1200—Vulned at
MIIOI.KAO.
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iiroir’o.* “/ Ua,ll< Sh,cl<! '; •Hirer to tnko tire .luck unit nlinll mclor lire uni. in I,
tlMir.or the |lnr vnluo thereof in cmfii. tire uwtrer of.nuh «I,
of r!° -r " ,e -pi'Ws a *«. soo. 11. r. it
"" d ,» b «' d W«T d in '••*> Cilizon.’, Cnn. bull fiiuiul nt l irfiu «i bin |hu t
•nl tinted, CnunI Utijun. nnd Cnrrullinu Dunk.. «bull bo cun.ldi'iml on a nuiunca nn
in tire u.nre uftho illtmagnM jninilv with J, II. killed by nny tieniui.
“ l J hi * ,r nr ' l,u Ci'lz.1,.- 8ec IS. Iln It furtlrer md.lftid, Tlret II
th" p *A' '""I 0 "!"' f.«q "Ctunlly coabinr nf potren .ball ol nny t.r ibn public num
Ac. rin T ’J"", 1 !' "•Tru.ljn.,,.. pnr -my nnimnl.cn-.i.i*., nbnlire«rj,u P ■ 1
p°! P" Si*«. •'Inzurcnu, K«q„ Nntuiy »r my otltor ihlny, ordojny ntbc
tr, f' ' '! v ' alid ,be prepertie. fibb or dirt nfnny kind xlittll bo
tr in.rurrciluNincumbctcd. ftn llre.ccurity oflhe nnnr nny of lire roiil i!lfi»»-,'|n
r " r !^"“."o'-lor*. r.nt nnd'nnyfiire -n't cxcnudiun lnn’i
inti niin "’ — ,11)0.0011 ticket*, from I In - "Inin licr.on, nnd if u nlnvnorlV-t. i
0U,°UU. B ill bn put in nun wheel, nud CM) ™ln,. bu nr .bn n,..y bn wl.ippjd. no,
! ha blni'kn Ml nnntbor. To cor) I Ivf.uty l»«lre«. urilculirenwVrer of .it«b‘»
a P" 1 " 0f blank will Ire drawn, uutilnll 8nnr.lmn.ir Mnlid ofnnch f.en pcr.oti .
Hit pri.cj sru determined, lenviug the bnluiico will pn.v tire fine inipored.
° r i"" , ". l | l , 8, ".!" ,be “b.rel lilnnkn. Sue. 13 Iln ItfitHhui ordnin.d, 1
■ I °Jr blT"U«*!io I’uni.iniiKM.—Ilnving poraull nlinll wu.h ur d.y nny nr.iclc
recu.ved Naw.popetn cnutniuiug tire abnvu «r t xpmre lire m.na fur lire purtre
nnnunie, from Iwouiy.iwn Smiunnud Torritnr. lire nlroetn. Ini.c., or iiiunicsnf
inn.lrenidunfievurnl nfilre ll.ii.nl. Hrnviuccn, wn "bo, ifn wbito periuu .hall bu lint,
n.n ran,hod will. Ibn circulniinn,nnd tlrerefnre -I- 1 cxe««ding thirty dnllnr. nmlif .
rnqiin.t Hint >nch paper, nn have not. up in .hi. F-e- pane., of obi. cumm.t "Ire .aid
nmo, inraricd tho adveriinanrein, will be plntre. °' -bo m-y be whipped, nut oicecding i
;'U nnl to du nn. nnd .lint nil .Ire oilier paper, will hreluni, iture.a lire owner of.ucli nluvn .
miert il on eta utik only mull tire 1st uf Do. g'mrdinii or Oinridufiui'b freo oar,on i
"• "wountn. will j-ny -ho 11, a itnpo.cd.
8YI.Vk.81 LU & CO,,ICO Brondwny.N. Y. Sec. H, Ba I, ftirihoroidnined, That il
j'llySO IQIt I not Ire lawful for nny perron in cum liidcn,..
■ cr by umnn. nl null, oxpamirit in. tlm ■
F n , ,* N , OKolNANCE mlrerwire. within Iho curnnratn limb.of
UK defining whaulitll be considered pub. 1 °/ Bavannanrf and for each violation of t
■ lie nuisances, and for the prevention dun, *he offender shall, if a white person
punishment and removal of the sume. fi»»o of not exceeding thirty dollar*, an *
Sec. 1. Be it ordainod by the mayor ond I •' BV ® or Dee person of color, in a like i
alderttien or the city of Savannah and liainlets °»whipped nt the discretion of the
inereor, m council a*4*mbfHd. nud it is hereby c l‘«irman. or ony two aldermen,
ordained by the niithorily of the same, that from . 8 « 0 ‘ ,5 - **««rllier ordained. That il a
ami after iho passage of this ordinance, it shall be l,m d "*y of iho mondial to require the
nut bo lawful for any person m put up „, iy val of airy hides, cured or not which m
gutter or spout, to convey filth from kitchens I or in theopftiinn oftlie health r,..„
into any -ireet or luneoftlm city, and nny port I jurious to tho health of tho city, and should
soil an unending, sh.ill forfeit und pay a fine not ! ,wnur . possessor or clniuinnt of such liides
exceeding fifty dollars for each und every of. '* JC| or refuse to remove thu snmo withii
tence, arid the said gutter or spout shall be forth, hour* from the period ofl.is or her being i
with removed. quired hy the marshal, the removal shall th
8 ®°- 2- Beil further ordained, that no privy ,n «de by the marshal or any city constab
shull ho hereafter erected within the limits of ,he “f iho owner, possessor nr claima
the city, unless iho same he built or sunk with *1*0 shall iu addition thoretn. for cadi andevt
brick, or stunu nt least six feel below the stir* #,,ch tofisMisI or neglect, be fined in a sum L
lice or the lot upon w bicli ii is sunk, and built e*ww»ng fifty dollar*, or ifn slave or tree nt
ni least one foot above the surface ; and if any f° n ol «w»’L «»*»y *»" fined in a like manner.'
person shull violate ibis section, lie or she, or be whipped at the discretion of the mayor, cha
the owner, or lessee of the premises shall forfeit ma,n * ura «y two alderman,
ami pay n sum of not exceeding fifty dollars. 8ec - I 8 * Do ii further ordained, That it th
i if n /* fl,,d evar y oirence,. and tho suid privy a , lawful for nny person to seize a
shall bu rohiiilt in the manner prescribed by this * nbe 01 *' ,,, y J*»»g or hogs, gnat or f - **•
SUGAR.
1 (IF) HIlDSptimo St. Croix Sugar, r
JL x* coived and for sale bv
oct I2 M. DILLON A CO.
TO PLANTERS.
M 4K4k DOZEN 2d quality cold pressed
1 vIkmF Castor Oil, 200 boxes Glauber
Salts, from 20 to 30 lbs each. Just received and
for sale at a reduced price by
oct 16 G. IL HENDRICKSON.
oct 12
PANACEAS.
/Ov DOZEN Swaim’scelebrated Panacea
/W%9 50 do lionuk’s do do, for
Dyspopsta, Ac.
10 do Indians do do
20 do Pliolpli’s do Arcanum, just rocoived
und for salu al Factory prices, by
oct 16 G. It. HENDRICKSON.
JUST RECEIVED.
1 CASE Dover Prints, 1 do light do
1 do fancy do. I do super do do
20 pcs smull fig’tl Merrimack Prints
50 do low price bruwn do
30 du super Chintz
4 do striped Kentucky Jeans
12 do 4 4 Apron Checks
30 do fiiionud coarse Sattineta
8 do printed Snxonios
10 do super fancy Moiiselaino D’Laino
5 do black and wbito di _ do
3 bales 3.4 Springfield Shirting
2 do 4i4 do do
2 do 7*8 do do
4 boxes new stylo Bonnot Ribbons
2 do do do Cap do
5 bales Band Boxes. 50 doz P L Hood*
Also, a Kphuidid assortment oftho latest stylo
Straw and Leghorn Bonnets. Foi salo by
\V. H. LLOYD,
wept 20 South side Market Square.
Dollars.
700,000
500,000
SH I LL COMBS, &e.
J UST received by Augusta.
Shell Twist and Side Combs
Iron do do do
Sopor Drilling do
Cloth, Tooth and Hair Brushes
For sale by AVERY A JOHNSON,
00 t9 Monument 3q.
muslin de laines, silks,
SHAWLS Ac
J UST received hy brig Augusta, and for
aaleby AVERY A JOHNSON,
oct 9 South side Monument Sqtinro.
1 0A l 8kMt CK l’. S PANACEA.
I *o ■ Fniiacon, fiir Dy.popiia,
Oct 18' BCoc.vod mill Tor role by
A. PARSONS.
FEINT CORN.
A AA IN BUSHELS nniv crop,in lino
Ad t I'M™'11/ condition, eitlier nlifllod ur nn
i, oil n plantation nppo.ito tbo city. For
PADKLFORD, FAY* CO.
10U
lire cob, ol
ARROW ROOT, *c.
M ^ CASES mip’r Arrow Root
JL sS 12 dozen Robinson’* patent Barley
1 case Pearl Sago, 1 do Tapioca
1 bale Carrageen or Irish Moss
Received per lato nrrivals, and for sale bv
oot 19 *G, R. HENDRICKSON*
1 Prize—Ditto(ndioining the Arcade)
No. 18,23 ft front on Natchez st.
Rented at* 1300—Valued at
1 Prize—Ditto (adjoining the Arcade)
No. 20,23 feet front on Natchez
st. Reniodttt*120fl—Valued at
1 Prize—Ditto—No. 23, North oast
corner of Basin A Custom.house
street; 46 feet front on Basin, and
40 foot oil Franklin st. by 127 ft.
deep in Custom house st. Rented
at $1500—Valued at
1 Prize—Ditto—No. 24. South west
corner of Bnsin A Custom bouse
street; 32 feet, 7 inclios on Basin
32 feet. 7 inches on Franklin. 127
feet. Uli inches deep iu front of
Custom bouse street- Rented at
$1500—Valued nt
I Prize—Ditto—No. 339, 24 feet, 8
inches on Royal street, by 127 ft,
11 inches deep. Routed at *1400.
Valued at
1 Prize—250 shnres Canal Bank
Stock. $100each
1 Ditto—200 ditto Com do. do do
1 Ditto—150 ditto Mechanics’ and
Traders’ do do
j Ditto—100 do City Batik do do
1 Ditto—100 do do do do do
1 Ditto—100 do do do dodo
1 Ditto—60 do Exchange Bank do do
l Ditto—50 do do do dodo
j Dit'o—25 do Gas Light Bank do do
1 Ditto—25 do do do do do do
1 Ditto—15 do Mechanics’ A Tin
ders’ dodo
1 Ditto—15 do do do do do
20 do—each 10 shnres of the Lottie*
innn State Bank. $100 each, each
Prize $1000
do each 2 shades of $100 each,
each Prize $200, of the Gas Light
Bank „ ,
200 do—each 1 shnre of $100, of the
Bank of Louisiana
200 do—each 1 shnre of $100, of the
New Orleans Bank
150 do—each 1 share of $100 of the
Union Bank of Florida
20,000
20,000
20,000
priate the same to bis or her own use, so
the same hn carried, forthwith after being s
without the limit-* oftho city
Sec. 17. Be it further ordained, that it s!
not l»e lawful for any pomon to retain or k
hogs within thu limits oftho city, north c
| iiordi line of J rues street extending
..."....w. uivibllllBU UJ HUB I -, ’V or COiltS,f
ordinance, or bn filled up. at largo in the cuy of Savannah and to ai
8eo. 3. lie it further ordained, that It shall ‘
nut uo lawful lor nny person to cast, throw run
or suiter to fall Ironi the upper or second stories
of their building* within the limns nfihe city,
any bules ofcotiouorotherI'tmds wlmmv»*r, hut
•he same shall he lowered hy a suflich nt rope or
tackle, in so griidual a inniiiier as toullow per*. ,
sons passing under, sufiicinut time to pass out w “ r dly and westWuidly.ami each Qtid every
of the way nnd tho occupiers of building* out I aon ©nendfifg shall, if a white person be f
or which such cotton lor other goods shall bn ,n * i,,m "°1 exuding thirty dollars for i
cast, thrown, nr sufiVrnd to full, contrary m the " ,,d ovur >‘ »uch oflVnee. nnd if a slave or .
provisions of this ordinance, shall he deemed P er *® M «• color, shall he fined in u sum not
the nflendHrs and »hnll for ench nml every of, Cl K ‘'"»g thirty dollurs. or he whipped nt the
fence be fined in a sum tint excedtng fifty doh cretM*n ol tho mayor, chairman, or any
lain; provided that this section shall not bu con*
aimed to allow persons to stop, and tlieror ova* 18 Be it further ordained, that lt«i
by prevent the lowering nf mit.-m 1 nnib.t !.twfiu^or^uv.ovwu>i^vvwVAnGrca*
Sec. 4. Be it further ordained, that if nny *”**P or 1,1 nn Y n, l/er manner the chaff ^
person shall appear in any of the public streets b Y ,bo " a “l ••••il. so ns to subject it to
square*, lanes, or dock* in this city m a state of °f ,be l ‘" , ‘ a »d rain within the distal
uitkednoss, or who shull in any manner wliatso- u y ,a '' * mde »•*** Bp present corporate Hi
ever, wilfully make any indecent nnd public °J. ,b ® city. And for a violation of the provii
exposure of bis or her person.or ofnny other *»’«ni* section, the person so offending may
persun.lieorsheuiavbonrrostedby the city mar- **i u sum not e^cedmg cue hundred d
®h'i] or city cousintdes, or uny white porsoti, ,Mr *‘ Tor enph and every such offonco ni
and shall he fined for ench nnd every aurh ofi 88,11 c,mfl . , ' bn,, bo rer »oved by hirn or on ‘
fence in the sum not exceeding filly dollars, if ® •°* ** •hmll be removed to a proper d._.
awhite perion and whipping not exceeding • !, »e cnv marshal at the expense of said j
fifty Inihes, if a slave nr Free person of color ar or •I®®**_ .
See 5. Boil further ordained, that it shall &eo. 19. Be tt furlber ordained, That it.
not be lawful for any porsoti to awitn or bathe 1,01 be ,a *' ru, for any person or persons to tin
in the river opposite to the city—tlmt is to ony, °. r d ®P°»>h or cauaed to ho cast, thrown, e
from the western side of West Broad st. to the 1 ■ P 0 " 1 !, . ln ° avon nah river, or on its'bank
western side nf the Enutorn Wharf company, r" “ ■
at any hour after seven o’clock in the morning
I western side of the Eastern Wharf company, I be,1 *\ v water mark, within the extei
atany hour after seven o’clock in iho morning u«>d juiwdictioual limit* of the city of Snv
until sun set, under tho penalty of lint exceeding ric ?» , “ r a,, y. a, »b*taiice of whatever iiatni
fifty dollars, if a white person, and whipping which might in any degree, lessen
not exceeding fifty lashes, if the offender bo a “W* °i' v “ ,ei [ 111 •*«»« river, orany part the.
slave or freo person of color. within the limits aforesaid, and ench and ovi
Sec. 6, Be il further ordained, that no liorso, I P er * 0,, J S0 ofleiiditig, shall for each and evei
gelding, mare, colt filly, mule, or jnrknss. shall ““ch offence, he fined in a sum riot o
nt nny time be permitted or allowed to go at 0,10 Hundred dollars, if the offender bo a
large within the limits oftlie city, and for a vio- person, or if a sluve or free person of color, !
Ilaiion of this section, the owner or owners ofl or * bo 8 -®“ bo whipped nut exceeding fifty lai
such animal, shall be fined for each and every e *‘ ,be «wnur, employer or guardian
such offtiice; and each nmL every such uniuial J 8,,cb 8,,,ve or V 0,! P e f 8,, n of color shall pay !
running or going nt large in n sum not exceed, j " n0 no * ®*cf®dtng one hundred . dollars, ’
ing live dollars; nod the city marshal or ciiy con ,no Y bu **mictcd or assessed against said
stables shall take up the said animal if the own j ° r o ree *?* ® l,b,r for such offence.
Icr thereof is unknown. Mild impound the same , 1 . C, I T.* Bo it further ordained. That all
until the said fine and all costs are pnid; and if I , 11 n ? rrull, , , , re " ‘! nd «'‘ ,b «* «rdin
the said animal be not claimed in ten days, il 8 ‘ ,a '' 5«J collected nnd enforced iu the i
shall be the duty oftho city marshal to sell die P HI,,l ®d out by law. uud one half of the .—
same at ihe pound, giving at lenst five dav* no* r ® ce,v ed from said fim-s or forfeitures, shall
lice iu one oftlie public Gazelle* of the city, of J-C , V«n »«» d)« informer, and the other half
the description of thu animal and the lime and ttlli
place of sale; und he shall pay tho net proceeds
after deducting the line and costs, into the trea.
sury of the city, subject to the order of council
who may. and shall cause it to he paid to thu
owner of such animal so sold, when required. .
Sec. 7. Bo it further ordained, that it shull be * H,,d »'e bmeby rep. nled,
not bo lawful for any person to smoko a segnr I i nMC 'd jiiLonncil 2dI Aug., 1839.
or pipe in any of the street*, lanes, alleys,
wharves or public squares within the city of
Savannah under the penalty of two dollar* fur
the firnt offence, uud not exceeding five dollar*
fur each subsequent offence, if the offender ho a
while person, and muter a penalty ol not ex< ccd*
ing three dollar*, or whipping not exceeding
20,000 ten stripes, if the offender be a slave, or free
person of color. •
Sec. 8. Bo it further ordained, that if any
horse, mute, gelding, colt. mule.ox. cow. or calf
or any other animal of like kind shall be found
at large in the ciiy. whose appearance shall bo
offensive to the sight from its poverty, sickness
or euros, tho same shall he removed hy the mar*
slial orany city officer from the precincts oftlie
ciiy. at the expense of the owner or owners
thereof; uud if nny person shall resist or oppose
any oflicer in tho discharge of Bitch duty ho or
she shall be lined in a sum not exceeding filly
dollars.
Sec 9. Be it further ordained, that ifany pen
son shall water any animal ofany kind within
Sec 21. Bo It further ordained, That nil or
dinances or parts of ordinances com -p it.dm
with this ordinance, be. and the same nre hart
by t-uperseded, and that till mdinniici s uud pa
of ordinances militating against thin ordinal!
9*1 JOS
8
20,000
15,000
25,000
20.000
{ f*. 1
CLTON, Mayor.
Attest Josef it Felt, c, c.pro tan.
oct 9
| white and red flannels
PCS super White Flannels
5 do Roger’s do do
5 do Welch do do
5 do Gauze do do f - • g|
8 do common quality do
10 do Red Flannel, soma very fine
Received by rocent arrivals.
SNIDER, LATHUOP A NEVITT.
sopt 30
GEORGE W. BERN.; j
Shad’s Building,
AVE received per brig Say«nuuh. ships
10
15,000
10,(M)0
10.000
10,000
5000
5000
2500
2500
1500
1500
20,000
2000
20,000
20.000
15,000
H A . ... r „
Celia and Trenton, Flannels, Chintz,
Cassimeres, Shawls. Thread Laces, Satlinots, .
Broadcloths. Mcrlnoes, Silks, Vestings,Lim*"“
l^iwns. Negro Cloths. Also, various othe
tides suitable for the present and opproad
thirty feet of any public pump, (except the pump | aeaaon. aopt ]
at the Imse oftlie Exchange) he or she shall be
600 Prizes. *1,300,000
TICKETS *20-W SHAKES'
fined, ifn white person in a turn nnl exceeding
thirty dollars, and if a t-lave or free person of
color ilia sum not exceeding thirty dollar* (to
be paid by the owner of such slavo) or be whipi
ped not exceeding thirty nine lashes.
Sec. 10. Be it further ordained, That it shall
not be lawful fur nny cow, steer, heifer or calf
to be or go at large within the limits of the city,
from the selling of the sun to the rising of the
same, and the owners nf such cattle so found at
(urge, shall forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding
five dollars lor ouch and every time, nny such
animal may ho found at large; and il shall be the
duty of the city marshal and city constables to
tuko such cattle so found at large contrary to
thu provisions of this ordinance, and impound
them, until the said fine and all dost* are paid;
and if the said unimiil be not claimed in five
days, it shall be the duly of the city marshal to
sail tho same nt the pound, first giving at least
five days notice in one nf the public Gazettes of
the city of the description of the nniinal and the
time and place dfsale; and he shall pay the net
i proceeds after deducting the fine aud costs into
\ 1 1 ‘ ■ ' ■
NEW GOODS.
Per ship Trci
PCS sunor black Gro de Rhine Si
do do blue blk do do. 1 do dn bl
do do, 2 do do blk Gro do .Swiss do, Wi
not to spot
5 do Rngr r's Patent Flannel
2 do blue Broadcloth
10 do Paper Cambric
10 doMouslinde Laities
2 do Mourning do, 10 do fancy
8.4, 9.4 and 10.4Tuble Diaper
For rale low by
SNIDER,
sept 30
nton.
Print.,
, LAT11ROP & NEVITT.
CARPETING & R
T EN piece, >upr. Ingrain Cm .
1 care do Tiiticd Ruga
1 do do Ilrnmrelv du
DO grocc Carpet Rmdingi
recant anivnla
SNIDER, LATHROP A NE
ocll
receive,