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'^•vvy ► -‘'^1 « >-it» • -■.“ - ^ ‘ ' ■ ,um-: flSfe®" fa ft?.*#* J ^ (I -j^fior —voc.. .vxxvi. FOIE HUNT, Tlwl large and comfortable Ilniite, ailuatod In Waaliington . Ward, fronting the Squaro. If It | |i not retilod beluro the drat of “November, the owner will occupy It. Hi PETTIGREW. 1G8I TIHIHgDAf EVBIVING, OCTOBER 91, 1880.' W LiFEIs W E know ihnt health and the ability to la* bor oonatitutoa tho wealth oftho ctoat tag 9 FOIE KENT, The Store lately occupied by I Mejira. McDonnell oil the South f aide iMoitiiinetit Squaro, a first rate '■.tandforDryGuod^A^t. •^SwiNO’S PULMONAU1A, Oil VEGETAUIiE DEM ULCENT. ... .. <c , ef obstinate Catnrrh; in coughs '■hether arising from • recent or neglected to Asthma'; and as an •auailinry, mid osoiit relief from the threatening f approaching Pulinunnry Con* medicitio liasereoler claims upon valid _ , ••*•* wealth oftho great inasa of tho pooplo in tills, as in meat olhor coun* rios. 1 o preserve therefore, that health by na tural meansJa n grand moral and political scheme, lo fitlfil wliioh, requires onr utmost ul. Million. The unprocodontod pnpularity and linlvor.nl approbation which this Medicine has achieved throughout tho United Slates, the Canada., I exas. Mexico and tho Weal Indies, fully justify Dr. Peters in warmly and coiiacian* lionsly recommending Ilium to tho special ulteiii lion oi the afflicted, * „confidence of tho invalid than tho abava It is for tho afflictive and troublesome aymp- a, pain .Vercaiigliiiig. expectoration or phlogm, pa! * yeast, Ac. which constitute prominent I of tho complaint, that the Pulmonaria nod. ami has manifested iu most valu> uxUy useful of course in tho relief of s and Colds, arising from sudden changes ir.ftnm woaring damp linen, &o. fforsalehy A BARTQW Dr. Peters haa spent milch titno in experi- tnenitng with different Vegetable Modictnoa. S'-. d . y."»* «rtliojiver,and now nffbtahis Voir- otiiblo PlffMia the boat, most convonisnt, and cheapest Mcdiotnn that can be prepared for general nee. r 1 Olio great quality of Ida vegetable Pills is that they havo tho alternative principle combined with their cathartic, or operative qualities, or that they not only nlcansa the atninacli and bnwols by purging, but they regulate the liver, chun... io tnorbii 1 assy 83 CIIICK ASA WIIATCII EE lands, 1IIE anbsortber uffera fur aale a tract of UnJ situate in the 3d District, Baker ; tii (urnished with alight imprnvemonla, and baenlarged in its gnagrapnical dimension, ur dasirahls extent. As an additional con. r, embracing 1500 acres, which eompri, ir variety ofthe most superior sail. The ,u —,limy rngnlaio the liver, change tho morbid seorellon, Itrengtheu tlta digestive organs. purify the blood, invigorato tho circnlai trail, and gives tone and energy to the nervaue system. Thoy nro mild and plonratit in (hair nparnlion anu eonvey almost immediate conviction of (heir utility from their fii.lduso. They can be taken with Mlety by persons ofany age; and the fee* ble, tho intirm, ilia nervousnnd tho delicato nro strengthened by their operation, became they clear the system ofbad bnnioura, quiet nervous irritability, and invariably produce aound health. |i.iy desii apt d credit are offered. For more mis* ■ information, applicants oan address rat Athena. F. G. BALDWIN, inly 94 luDUdmo UasslMcriber a hriIITE WASH ItKVSIIES, Ac. I tit DOZ Whito Wash Brushes A Heads, L ,sxf assailed sizos do . l,1 “ Vegctoblo Pills are a sura remedy for jaundice, nek and nervoua hoadacho, dysponsy coitiyeneas,sicknoMorilio atnmarli, heartburn! al billions complaints, fevora ofnll kinds, nnd if tahon nt tho conimoticoinoiH will invariable ebook their progress, end save tho patient from a protracted and dangerous aicknoas. They are invaluable in nervous anil Itypucondrical afTec* nous, hiss of appetite, ami all complaints to which females alone ore subject. They npoi- ato as a mild apoody purge, and ore a safe and certain remedy for worma in children. II da fins Shoo ) do Thompson's Pasta Blacking Kthrsdand for solo by 23 G. K HENDRICKSON. Extract ofa latter from Dr. Gurney nrN.Or* leans, l,a. Oct. I), 1837.—"Ihavoreculved much assistance in my practice; especially in jaundice and yellow fevertfrom tho uro of Petal.' Pills I presume that, mi on average, I proscribe 100 mxfli in h mnntli " TOBACCO AND SNUFF. t GKOUE Mrs. Miller’s One cut To- r bicco, 6 bbis l.urillard’a Scotch and ay SuitlT, * lb bottles; 30 jars course , sad Macoohoydo. Just received anil i by G R. HENDRICKSON. 183 MATCHES. GROCE Clark’s Patont Friction lO Matches, anpericr to oil other kinds, it rKcirnl and for aale by 1 R IIF.N 4DRICKSON. DRESSING CASES. i DOZ Lidias and Gentlemen's superior ' "t,rnh Japaned Droning Cases, Just i and far aale by 115 G. It. HENDRICKSON FRENCH JUJUBE PASTE. CASE French Juiutm Paste .received anJ far sale by d 15 A. PARSONS. DENTIST’S TIN FOIL. PACKETS Tin Foil, for plugging loath. Received and for aale by 15 A. PARSONS. 0 SHAKER’S HERBS. ANDING from ship Gaston, a full supply, 1 of Sinker's Herbs, comprising Catnip, llovfl, Hurelioiind, Sago. Pennyroyal,Tlm jhwort, Liverwort, Bonesct, Thyme, Mint, rnwood. Worraieed, Elder Flowers, Slip* jr Elm, l(c. in 10 oz. 8 oz. and 1 oz. packv I, miiab^o Tor Ftmilici and country merchants, p sale by PORCHER A LA ROCHE, Sign of tho Golden Globe, *15 ■'Opposite the Market. |0WAND’S TONIC MIXTURE Ac. ! P°r »bip Gaston, n fail supply 1/ of Rowan,I'. Tonic Mixture for fnvor and i. Sulphate (Itiinino, Pipeline, Iodine.pure pnins Sulphate and Acetate Morphine, kin pods Oil Black Pepper. Croton Oil, Mriedito Potass, Soda nnd Seidlitz Powdori icon Muitaid, he. Fur sale by 315 PORCHER A LA I i ROCHE. urn 8 ®, APS » *«■ WOeiHield English Windsor Soape, auiinhla for family uao 10 boxes Castile do, l ease toilet do, ass' Gltva Oil, superior nn S’ S' 1 !* C, , 0), A 3 8 *"* rail Brimstone 50 Ilia Cali,mo| Eng.-, 50 oz Quinine ituwS®%.9 *, , !‘* E’mtiaa Matcliea |W0 BaChlarlda Lima, 3 casks Flaxaoed ’•wtraaattd for sale by *18 THO.\fJ THOMAS RYF.RSON; ni.S ,tT, lO toilet. kMNTildP? AND COSMETICS. ' .S' of Rose, Slusk, Jena, j mine and Bergamot LvLn* Sir 1p0 l rfin8 . lo,,ot scant’d PETERS'PILLS, THE TRUE 1(0)111.8 HEALTH.’ taxes in a ntmith Extract ofa lotlor Trent Dr. Prichard, of Hud. •on, N. Y., June 3,1836; ’I was aware that Dr. Petera was one of the best chemists in the Uni ted States, and foltaaiurad that lio would aonre any (from bln intimate knowledge ofthe proper, ties of herbs and drugs) produce an efficient * n „ d * ml, * , acknowledge that his Vegei P|IU roapontl to my expoctotion. rhay are tndood a iiiperior medicitio, and ra- fleet alike upon the cbemUt, the pliyaicion, and tho philooupher. Extract of a loiter from Dr Wainea, of Cin> cmnati. Feb. 2. 1838; ‘Your Pilla are the mild, eat in thoir operation*, nnd yot moat powerful in thoir ofTccta, of any that I have ever met with in a practice of eight and twenty year*. Their action on tho chyle, and hence on llieimpuritioa ol tho hlood, n evidently vory aurpriiing.’ OttAD, w-vtw, n, o. Jan, 1,1 aor. Dear Sir—I liavo made frequent «3c cf your piiis in the incipient tiage of billions fever, nnd obetiunto conatipntioH of tho bnwela, niso, in tlm enlargement of (lie spleen, ehronie diseases of the liver, sick headache, general debility, nnd in ail caaea have found them to be very eflcc* J. D. Born. M D. Mecklenburo. Co., Vo. Feb. 7.1837. • - - -f, - - LUCINA CORDIAL tills in my ay practice take pleasure in Having used Dr. Peters’ pi for the last 12 months, I giving my tostiinony of their good effects in cases of ’dyspepsia, sick headache, billions fo. vers, and other diseases, produced by in activii ty of the livor. They are a safe and mild apt orient, being the be«t article of the kind I have ever mod. GEonait C. Scott, M D. This celebrated Medicinoii forsnle by all the principal Druggists in Savannah and through out the United States, the Canadas, Texas. Mexico and the West Indict. Price CO conts per box with full directions, oug 5 1(H—ty LK CORDIAL DE LUCINE. T OU L ELIXIR DE L*AMOUR, Hr. subscriber has the plonauro ol nil* nomioiug to tho oitizone ofthe U. States, that ho hue purcliasbd.for a very large sum and rrom tho inventor, tho cololuated l)r. Magniu. * n . r, l B . , t,,e rBC j.P? ond right for making this astonishing medicine. Until tho appournnee of tho • Lucnm Cordial,’ (about three years s'lico.) it wn« thought that the complaints, which it speedily overcomes, wero beyond tho reach of human remedy, ns for upwnrdsofn thouiand yours, they had baffled the wisdom and ingenuity nftho most profound physicians m all par ts of tho world. This Cordial, how ever, to ilia groat iidynntsigo of tho human raco, toon proved itaolfto ho tho desideratum so long sought far; and accordingly, notwithstanding thu brief period of its existence, it has required a celebrity so great, that it isengoily inquired for throiighnui the civilized globe. Dr. Mag* nm soon lindiug Hint the demand was so vast as to render a supply impossible, disposed or tho iccipo and right of solo, under obligations of secrecy, for England, the United Stales, and ?M« 0U .". mrl8 ,’; Pf«*»»ln| Franco and Itoly fur himself. 1 bus has tho subscriber pos* •eased himselfof the invaluable secret, and now hastons to give the inhabitants of his line of agency the bniieflts ofhis speculation. Lo Cordial Do Lucine’ or. in English, *the Lucuia Cordial, isagenoral invigorotor of the human frnmu! Ir, all tho various cases of Ian* guor, lassitude, and dobilitatioii; it is an unfaiU mg remedy; ns u is equally its province to im part cheerfulness nnd decision to the mind, as health and vigor lo tho body. But the peculiar virtue on which its celebrity is basod, la the fa cility nnd certainly with which it restores the virilo powers when they have boon destroyed bv disease, time, recklessness, or any ofthe nu merous causo* which lonninate in*the prostra tion of those functions. In common with tho generality ofreallv good medicine., tin. CoidiaT contain, nothing ofa morcinia or dalotorioiti nature, among Ilia m.' n r ingredient, wliioh compere it; but T«, nt tho retire Unto, so .intplo, yot .o offioacion., that while it can renovate the prostrated energies of agiant.sn infant may use it, not only with iun pissaily, but with advantage. Tho tirego.nfirecietyore ntiforltinatelyauch, that, notwithstanding lire hmiefii. w |„ c h would ba into lorp.nlt from it, we cannot enter into nn nnaly.i. of this inestimable Cordial horo, or piilili.lt many of the documents which ltnvo hcon received, na vouchors nr the blereinga it haa conferred on numboia ofde.paiting individ. ’J*". Gilt this wo cannot forbear remarking— that it haa boon demnnairatod that thore i. acnrccly over, if any such thing nt all, as tmlti- ral barrenness, or ns natural imbecility ofthe procrosul functions, in either sex; and therefore that those evils are the effects of artificial caus* es.nnd mny bo speedily subdued and removed by the usoof *Le Cordial de Luclno.’ The Lncinn Cordial is also an indubitable cure for tho Gleet, and the Fluor Albus, ob structed. difficult, or painful Menstruation; also, for tho incoiitmoiico of Urine, or tho involunta ry discharge iliorcof. It is likewise an mvalu able and unrivalled medioine in cases of Chron. ic F.rupiions oftho skin, mid in tho dropsical affections sf tho aged. M/l.l •- -• *- •- -*•—•• • uulltr. The United Siate.s proprietor ofthe cchbra- ted 'Luciua Cordial,* or‘Elixir of la>ve.* begs to lay bofore tho community, the following cer tificate, which hn has received from the inven tor, tho illustrious Dr. Mngnin. of Paris: •This is to certify, that I have disposed ofthe recipe for making tho -Lucinn Cordial,’ or 'E Itxir of Love,’ and also the right to noil it through out tlm Uuited States of North America, to John Winters Ilolderwell, M.D. My reasons for so doiug is, that the demands to me for tho ttbovo Cordial, of which I nmtho inventor, nro so numerous, Unit I nm unable to supply all the ordars from France and Italy alone; and linve thereforo disposed of tho privileges vouchsafed in this, and other certificates of a liko not ire in ordor to generalise the benefits of my discovoiy throughout the world. Given under my band at Paris, on this ninei teenihday of January in the year of onr Lord, eighteen hundred nnd thirty-eight, ERASTE MAGNIN. Giwpnrd Delluo, ? William Merritt, J Witnesses. rf-VUV?dec'aritig it to Ire UNPARA1.! LLLLD in Ilia In.lory of Iretlcrivs. Prize, lo the amount tuns NKVtti intrant! kb orrznzti to tho public. It is imo, there are ninny blank., but on the other hand, tho eilr.m.ly low chorgo of^’JO per Ticket—tho Vxuis ask Numozr of the Capitai.a, end the revival oftho good old custom of wartanting that every priza .Itnll be drawn and aold, will, wa ale sure, give utiivcr* sal reti.faciioii, and eipecially to tho Six Hum drkd Prize Ilot.Dxn*. To Ihoiedi.pored to adventure, tvo recont. moml oarlv appllceiion being tnndo lo ua for tickets—when tho prize, are all aold, blank, only remain—thu lust buyer, havo the boot chance. We, iheicfuro, empliaticnlly say— DELAY NO'1’1 but at tinea re tnit and frans-mii to ur your orders, which shall olwaya receive our immediate attention. Lellorato ba addressed, and applications innde to SYLVESTER A CO., I5G Broadway, New York. 07Observe the Number. IDtf. $700,000!!! $500,00011 $95,0001 6 prize, ol 390,00011 2 ptizoi of 315,000 3 prize, of 310,000 LOTTERY Of Real Estalo mid Bank Slock, .ilimtcd In N.w Orleans. CT Tho richest and most magnificent Scheme ever presented to Ilia public, in ibis or any oilier country. TICItZT. ONLY $28. Authorized by an Act of the Legislative Assent, bly ol Florida, and tindet lire Uireclioniofilre Connnlsllnners, acting under tho rente. TO BE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, December 1st, 1 tid’d. SCHMIDT A HAMILTON, .Managers. SYLVESTER A CO., 156 Broadway, New York, Sole Agonu. CHALLENGE.—Tire Gen 1 ultra FRENCH PILLS o< f’.'V $300 install the QUACK NOSTRUMS oftho age for the cure «f • • • • The French Pills are applicable in all casna. for either sex, (wa*ranted free from Mercury,) nnd possexsufl grant advnntngcs over the Bnl. •ams and all liauid medicines, by being entirely free from smoll, nnd consequently do not effect the breath, thereby preventing the possibility of discovery while using them. Besides this important ndvantngo they never disagreo with tho stomach, nnd in tno first stages of the disease they usually effect a cure in a few days, with littlo regard to diet or oxposure. In tho most obstinate stages ol the disease, they are equally certain,hnving cured many after every other remedy had failed. In •horl. thoy havo been so universally successful that tho propriotor challomros any one to produce a roin. edv of equal certainly, under a forfeiture of - H ’ ft“*sasSB1CSfiiSB!JJ Doll,,r, • Ruiitxn Bears Oil For • tad ,M 1M ,, ar off B&M* of Columbia 1,0 . 8av ' n Jaaminai orango and LJ™l Woora, in pota and roll, ■ '''P’ ConnoMlera alinving Soap RV.TO Cronm de Savon Ring. KSIBWk Cream, a dalreliiful n M u,0 » m . a dajigliiriir article for r*'*celebrated Shaving Soaps ' obli Iviiw t>nlp8“? Soaps, initablo for tho tnlilot K. t •'S* UoxM oftho latest patterns fFC’ ^v.tid.r.nd Row WnUr., ofyori- krit A n2r?!?t*„ ,nd a>I °rted pattsrus L. VS R ”«o.cold Cream, Lip. Salvo G. R. HENDRICKSON, end T. M. A J. M. TURNER. Prico 83 por box. 164—ly nug 5 UNEXAIII’LEB MAMMOTH SCHEME whole no.-nc.cci). r|2 III*, following dotiiil.of n ScnxMz of a M. Lottzrf. to be druwn in Deeemhcr neat. nocnmiifATion kombers.'II 100,000 tichetafiom No. I upwards,in attccc.ston Extract from die Law. of tire Legislnlivo Council of Ilia Territory ofFloiida. Chap. 76L—No. 33.—Whereas lire Court Houi. or Duval county, ia in alt inifinish. e.i state, and there are yot due and owing up entlio raiue. memos, which it i. believed wil imporo loobutdeusomeu tax upon tire people of Duvat; nnd whereas, it is desirable to pay those said sums ami complete saidlmildi tng.ns well for th.greatel oonvenienco oftho ad ministration orjo.tice.Hs far ilia damd. purpose of on Academy, lor which purpose in part, the ■aid building, wlton complutod, is designed Therefore— 5P It,trail be ol lire opium of tho wiuuar. nf Puzos of Ban It Stocks, either to talio the stock tiseir, or tho par valuo thereof in ca.li. lire receipts of tho .aloof tho Tickets are, and mil bo. deposited in lire Citizens’, Cora snlnlntcd, Canal, Union, and Carrollion Baulis, in tho na.no ofthe Manngon jointly with J. II. ullok" '• r E t , "n C "!" ll f ca,,l " !r,,ri “" Citizens' uat'k, end A. Boodonln, Ksn actually cashier of lire Consolld.t.d IJ.mk. a. Trustee!., ns per Ao passed holme A. Mnzureau, F.iq., Notiuy nan r 0, °" ,,m . sw May. 1838. and tire properties ftrrennle^ PrlznlloWori’ rU ' too Onn"'C 00.° 00 ticket,, from 1 to pnzos, with tire blanks in another. To everv number a prize or blank will he drawn, until nil Ilia prirea are determined, leaving tire balance nfjititnbora in tire wheel lilnnks. ..iP" 'J' 0 .LotietUAsD I’um.isMzna.—Having received Ncws|inpeia cmiiaiiiing the above pclremo, rrom twenty-two .Status and Teriitor- tea,ba,idea a.v.riil oftho Btitish Province., we are reliiffed with Ilia circulation, and therefore request that such panere •• liars not. up to this "T”;,". l *-. ,lcd 1,10 adveriisemenl, will ho plena. as,I nnl t I will DO DIC.TIH .. du, ' 0 • nnd "" 1110 paper, will insert it once a mill only until tho lot or Do. SV| b v r |-Hn!p n ,7'i" r ji u ’ "” ,ir "»»■ 31 LVLS1 Ell A CO., 150 Broadway, N. Y. July 30 jojf OR defining what dIi,||| beennaiderod nub. lie nuisance*, and fur tho prevention punishment and removal of the sanlo. See. 1. Be it ordained by the mnvor ami aldcinran oftho city of Snronnah and hntnl.ta thereof, in council assembled, mid ilia hereby SSt! the authority oftho same, tint (him ?™5 ** P**"** "P ">l» ordinance, it .hall not bo lawful for any person lo put up any ?n!o a r iw r .7 0U >'’ ,0 t enn » , »a* Prom kitchens into any street or lime ofthe city, and any pert exceed tire , ,! wl1 C 0 ^* 1 *' ld P»7 » Boo not sxceodipg filly dollars for «ch and every of. wi"remored M ' d,U, '' r ° ,,p ° a ' h* ahMM.'. S i B “ I! r " rl,1<!r °" I *inod, ti,at no privy ihiifi bo Itercafier er.et.d within the limit, of Ihecuy’ unless tha same Ire built or sunk with NUMilllMAhl below the Stir. e "Po" whtch it is sunk, end built “ ff l t, r *f , ,* bOT * |||B ■"trace t and if any perron .hull violato tin. section. |„ or .be, or in. owner, or lease, of the premise, ilioll forfeit !" d PV ■ ‘" m nf ""J excoo.line fifiy dollars, ■liaH Ira f V ' ,y i OirL '" C0 ' *" d 11,0 Mid PtiW shall ho rebuilt in tire manner prescribed by this ordinance, orbo filled tip. 7 noMra ?J.r , il r f "" ,,t ' r that it alrell not bo lawfiil Tor any person to can, throw out or suffer to fall from the upper or second stories Sec. I ] Bo it enacted by the Governor ami buddings within tiio limbs ofthe citv, legislative Council of the Territory of \V' y bn,e> wcnMonov other foods whatever, biit Florida. That it shall andttlny bo lawful for ,ho an »no «»alH be lowered by a snffici«nt rspe or Joseph B. Lancaster, Isaiah D. Hart nnd Wil. mckl °- ,w 80 gradual n manner as to allow per. linm J, Mills, or any two of them under tho I u nd sr, sulficient time to pnss nut direction of tho county court of Duval county, °[. ••J*. ^”7 ® nd ,ho occupiora of buildings out to raise such sum or sums of money by Lottery, ° , lor oihor. goods shall bo in such Scheme* a*they may deem appropriate ®* BI '. u *rnwn. or suffered •»»ftlf, contrary to tho nnd advisable: Provided, that tho raid person- f l> ro7, I lo " B °‘ '•>»* hrdinanto, shall bo deemed •h-ill binti themselves in such manner as tho I _ ne 0| '® r,f * pr s utid ilwll for each nnd every of, court shall direct.wcll and truly to conduct such J"® 6 b0 .j , no! ®* ce fi«ng fifty dob lottery iugood fuith.to appropriate the proceeds provclecl that this section shall not bo con who may and sitall older tlie sirae u the owner of such nnimnl.when rrqt • H C r C n : B ?' 1 fi ,r| hcr onlnineil* L* !iL Un ‘ ,,c hr <° "‘"bin the limits t„ „ shnll be considered os a tiuisanco. and n killed by any purrati. " Ha it f 8co. 12. He it further ordained, Thai person shall at any oftho public pi any animal, canhige, clothes ofany or any other tiling, nr do any ntli filth or dirt ofany kind shrill be iL mar any ofthe said pumps, ho or foil ond pay o fine not oxcei diii* ten a white person, nml If a slave or free « color, ho or she m.ty ho whipped, not w. twenty laihe*. uiilexs the owner of such guardian or friend ofsuch froo porsoti of will pay tho fine imposed. Sec. 13 Bo it fmthet ordained. That If i peraoti shall wash or dry any article* or expose the same for the purpose in tb® streets, lanos, or square* of - *ho. if n white peraon shall he fine v not exceeding thirty dollars, and if . free person of color commit tho said or she may be whipped, not nxocedii laHhes, unless the owner ofsuch guardian or friend ofsuch free pei will pny tho fii e imposed. Sec. 14* Be it further ordnii, vw not he lawful for any person to cm or by means of salt, exposure to otherwise, within the corporate lii of Savannah, and for each violai lion, the offender shall, if a whi fine of not exceeding thirty d< slavo or free person of color, in a or be whipped nt the discretion of the mnvor! chairman, or any two aldermen. * Sec. 15. Be it Author ordained, That It shall be tho duty of the marshal to require the remo* val ofany hides, cured or not which may he of fensive or in the opinion ofthe health officer in jurious to the henlili ofthe city, otid should tho owner, possessor nr claimant ofsuch hides, neg» ect or refuse to remove the ssmo within si* hours from the period of l.isor her heitr- — — qHired by the m.irshnl, tho removal shall made by tho marshal or any city cof the expense of the owner, possessor or who shall in addition therein, for each u u » ■och refusal or neglect, be fitted In a am nVAMi,.li**N DA.. -I 111J *. • - —| lottery in good fuith.to appropriate the piocends ,7 ,n, **»nls section shall not bo com to the object nbovo stated.—l*u-Bod, Feb. 7t!» 1 B,r,leU 10 a ' , , nw . parsons to stop, and there. .uray, lo) ; 9. tho nbove /osooh UnoilnW.I. n d J»’ d »;n« d . ' R »« if»»T Ittuiv, JOs'Ji, mo nimve Joseph AreDiiciiBiar.isaiaii i -l-i, ' v:r—' rf D. Hurt nnd William J Mills did, lor ceilain '“ PR ”,'V7 "f d >? P" b >'« ■>««'• coti.ideraliona, in conronnlty lo lira ...id Leg,.. ^1I f„*’ 1 *’/ dn . ck " " c,, 7 '» » "»« ° r lativo Act. duly ...sign n,no Maw. I!i; d i*nriSro h .k^IJ"i"jJL“7 nn# i V,h, i£ Schmidt A Hamilton all their Right and In- ii k r , y lnd '' <;en, “? J P" b J ,c tore... and the Power, vested in them hy the " t*' p *”"’" " r *"r "•b*- nbovo recited Act ortho Logi.ta.uro of Flortda. STo" ^raC. VMta'lron'' Extract from the vahiairan . i.r„Georgo I’hilli,, | 3 Zh ife^d t eeeh SeretyTh"oli Mammvrier and Jacob de Cordova, both of tho City of New Orleans, made aud sworn to on tho 10th day of April, 1839:— That tho said George Phillip Manntivrier and Jacob Cordova, oppruiso and coiHciontioui-ly and honestly value the property known under the name and appellation of -‘Banks Arcade," in the Citv of Now Orlcnus,at Six Hundred Thotisumi Dollars, and Tho properly known under the appellation This highly important medicitio is for solo by John Winters Holdorwoll, No. 129 Liberty st. New York; Charles B. Tyler, No. 70 Chesntit st. Philadelphia; and in Baltimore bv Roberts 4& Atkinson, John Al. Lnrnque; and G. R. Ty* ler; in Washington City by Tobias Watkins and Chnrles Stott; in Georgetown by O. M. gi Lintliacum; in Richmond bv John H. Eustice; in Petersburg by Braggs Thomas and Dtintiy, Rosser A. Jones; mid in Norfolk by M. A. Sam tos and B Emorson;nnd by John Woudly, No. Go Poydrasst. New Orleans. It can nlso be found nt all the principal Drug Stores in South Carolina, and in Augusta, by Havi'and Risloy A Co., Thomas Barrett A Co. aud Nolson Carter; and in Snvnnnnh by G. R. HENDRICKSON. Prico $3 por bottle, with full directions, aug G 104—ly SUGAR. IO II1IDS prime St. Croix Sugar, ret coived and for sale by oct 12 M. DILLON A CO. [°° r Roses, sapV Rose, Cinnamon and Al. R raj c «,« Tooth Combs n K Clothoa Urushea 'T N»pola°n, Madiimiumrolln. Victoria hwk Hair Btuahaa, of oxcellent f»'i’H,re S , c f“ or i‘;Rn xor *& Razor Strops Ili JfV". 1 '"'°7»’ Vinogor Rongo R'S OrangaFlowar Ware. i.r‘?J low «Wt8h. , l n K Drn.hoa E " 8 cut 1 “ ‘ r * ‘'I® petfumory lino, for "“iiby ° or rela “» on accommodating PORCHER A LA ROCHE, Act 15 ° B 11 fa® Golden Globe, ** »ite the Market. HARRISON’S SPECIFIC OINTMENT. F OR the euro of White Swellings, Scrofu lous and olhor Tumors.Ulcers.Sore Legs, old nnd fresh Wounds, Sprains and Bruises, Swellings and Inflammations, Scald Hoad, Wo men’s Sore Breasts, Rhoumatie Pains, Totte.s, Eruptions, Chilblains, Whitlows, Biles. Corns, and Extornnl Diseases generally. It is likewise greatly superioi to any medicitio heretotoro diecovored for the chafed hacks and limbs of horses—for ring norms, chapped lips—and in short for every external bodilv evil that may fall to the lot of man or bonst. For snla hy G. R. HENDRICKSON, and T. M. A J. AL TURNER. Price 50 conts per box. nng 6 164—ly. ST/IK nil ug li, BBLS Mackerel, rocoived, for sale by Sctl2 M. DILLON A CO. pet jy ‘ K®°«ivQd and for jialo b; TO PLANTERS. -gt gxgK DOZEN 2d quality cold pressed | IPly Castor Oil, 200 boxes Glauber Salts, from 20 to 30 lbs encli. Just received aud for sale at a rodticed prico by oct 10 G. R. HENDRICKSON. PANACEAS DOZEN Swaim’scelebratodPanacea 00 do liouck’s do do, for Dyspnpsiu, Ac. 10 do Indians do do . 20 do Pholph’s do Arcanum, just recoived and ibr sale at Factory prices, by 00118 G. It. HENDRICKSON. FEINT CORN. . BUSHELS new crop.m fine ,m\W'|fv condition, either shelled or on the cob, ou a plantation opposite tho city. For sale by PADBLFORD, FAY A CO. oct 15 199 JUST RECEIVED. L CASE Dover Prints, 1 do light do 1 do fancy do. I do super do do 20 pcs small fig’d .Merrimack Prints 50 do low prico brown do 30 do super Chintz 4 do striped Kentucky Jeans 12 do 4 4 Apron Chocks 30 do fine and coarse Sattinets 8 do printed Saxonies 10 do super fancy Motiselaino D'Laino 6 do black nnd whito do do 3 bales 3.4 Springfield Shirting 2 do 4-4 do do 2 do 7-8 do do 4 boxes new style Bonnet Ribbons 2 do do do Cop do 5 halos Band Boxes, 50 doz P L Hoods Also, a splendid assortment of tho latest stylo Straw and Leghorn Bonnots. Fot rale by W. II. LLOYD, sept 20 South side Alarkel Square. SHELL CORIBS, Ao. J UST received hy Augusta, Shell Twist and Sido Combs Iron do do do Supor Drilling do Cloth, Tooth and Hair Brushos For into by AVERY A JOHNSON, 0C l9 Monument Sq. fence in the sum not exceeding fifty dollars, if a white poison and whipping not exceeding fiffy lashes, if a slave or free person of color. Sec 5, Bo it further nidniiied, that it rliull not be lawful for any person to swim or bathe in tho river opposite to the eity—that is to say, from tho western side of West Broad st. to the western side of tho Eastorn Wharf company, atony hour offer raven o'clock in tho morning 'M n t.i8* v A » i— until sun set, under the penally of not exceeding -M-j anil twenty llnmsand Unllnrs. ,Uvo or Cura person of color. Tire ilfiods or tho I’roporly mid tho Stock trans. s ec , 0, Uc it further ordained, that no horse, ferred intrust to lire Conuiiis.i.inersappointcd gelding, mare, coll filly, mulo, or jachass. .Lull hy lire said act of tire Legislature nf Florida, nl any lima ho por mined nr allowed lo gout for tho security of the I’ri/re lloldors. hugo within tho limit, of tire city, mid for n vio. SFLENDID SCHEME 11! lation of tliis section, tho owner or owners of Prize—The Arcade—280 feet, 5 inches, 4 | such animal, shnll be fined for each and every exceeding fiffy dollars, or if n slave or Irco per* son of color, may bo fined in a liko manner, or bo whipped at the discretion ofthe major, chair, mam. or any two aldermen. 8ec. 10. Bo it furthor ordained, Tho! it shall and may be lawful for any person to seize and take or kill any hog or hogs, gnat or goati.found at large hi the city of Savannah and to appro* pnate tlm samo to Ids or her ofrn use, is that the same bn carried, forthwith offer beinr seized, without the limits oftho city, n f® c * farther ordained, that it shall not be lawful for any person to retain or keep lingsi within the limits of the city, north oftho north line of Jones street extending enstr wardly and westwardly,end ench and every per son so oflundiug shnll, if a white person be fined in a sum not exceeding thirty dollars for each nnd every such offence, nnd if a slave or free person of color, shnll be fined in a sum not ex* ccedirig thirty dohuis, or be whipped at the die* cretion of the mayor, chairman, or any two all dermen. large heap or in any other manner the i., duced hy the said mill, so as to subject’l influence nr the sun and rain within the l of Imlf n mile ftom the presont corpornto limits ofthe city. And for a violation of the provision of this section, the porson so offending may be fined in n sum not exceeding cne bundled dol* lurs, Tor each and every such offence nnd the said clinfl' shall be removed by him or on fiilnro to do so, it shall be removed to a proper dislanco by the city marshal at the expense ofsaid.own* or or agent* Sec. 19. Be it further ordained, That it shall not be lawful Tor nny person or persons to throw, cast, or deposit, or caused to be cast, thrown, or deposited in Savannah rivor, or on its banka below high water mark, within tho extended and juuniictionnl limits of the citv of8avannah, rice chaff, or any substance of whatever natnro or kind which might in any degree, lesrau the depth of wnior in said river, or any part thereof within tho limits aforesaid, nnd each and every person so offending, shall for each and every such offence, be fined in a surn not exceeding one hundred dollars, if the offender be a white person, nrJf a slave or freo person of color, ho lines, on .Magazine street; 101 feet, 11 inches,on Natchez stroel; 120 fuot, 6 inches, ou Gravior it. Rented at about $37,000 per an num. Valued at 1 Prize—City Hotel—162Ron Com. mon street, 146 feet. 6 inches, oil Camp st. Rented at $25,000— Valued at 1 Prtzo— Dwelling Hottso (adjoining tho Arcndo) No. 16,24 A. 7 incht cs front on Natchez «t. Rented nt $1200—Valued at m 1 Prize— Ditto(niljnining the Arcndo) No. 18, 23 ff Irani ou Natchez st. Rented nt $1200—Valued at 1 Prize—Ditto (adjoining the Arcndo) * ~ ft ** * 20,000 MUSLIM DE LAINES, SILKS, SHAWLS. &o. J UST received by brig Augnitt, and for reloby AVERY & JOHNSON, oct 0 Soutli aid. Monument Square. ARROW BOOT, Ac. rs n CASES aup’r Arrow Root X /S) 13 dozen Robinson's parent Dari.y 1 case Pourl Sngo, 1 do Tnpiocit 1 bale Curragounor Iriali Mom ... .1 Ll. - — 1 _ nltrl l*AF SS! No. 20,23 feot front on Natchez st. Rented at $1200—Valuod at 1 Prize—Ditto—No. 23, North east cornor of Basin A Custom.houso street; 40 feet fronton Unsin. and 40 foot on Franklin st. by 127 A. deep in Custom iiouso st. Rented nt$1500—Valued nt . Prize—Ditto—No. 24. South west cornor of Basin A. CuBtnm houra street; 32 feot, 7 inches on Unsin 32 fuot. 7 inches on Franklin. 127 feet, 104 inches deep in front of Custom house street. Rented at $1500—Valued nt 1 Prizo—Ditto—No. 339, 21 feot, 8 inches on Royal street, by 127 A, 11 inches deep. Rented at S1400. Vnluod nt 1 Prizo—250 shares Canal Bank Stock. $100 ench 1 Ditto—200 ditto Com do. do do I Ditto—150 ditto Mechanics’ and Traders’ do do l Ditto—100 do City Bank do do 1 Ditto—100 do do do dodo 1 Ditto—100 do do do dodo l Ditto—50 do Exchange Bank do do I Ditto—50 do do do do do j Dit’o—25 do Gns Light Bank do do 1 Ditto—25 do do do do do do 1 Ditto—15 do Mechanics’ A Tra ders' dodo 1 Ditto—15 do do do do do 20 do—each 10 shares of the Louis iana State Bank, $100 ench, each Prizo $1000 do-each 2 shares of $100 ench, ouch Prize $200, ofthe Gas Light 200 do—ench 1 share of $100, of the Bank of Louisiana 200 do—each 1 share of $100, oftho Naw Orleans Bank 150 do—ench 1 share of $100 or the Union Bank of Florida 20,000 Received per late arrivals, nnd for sale by oct 19 ;G. R. HENDRICKSON. 10 such offence; and each nnd every such animal running or going nt large in a sum nut exceed ing fivo dollars; nml —— — : stables shnll take up Dollars. I er thereof is unknown, and impound the samo 700,000 I until tho raid fine ond nil costs are paid; nnd ie the said animal be not claimed ill ten days, shall be the duty ofthe city mnrshal to sell tho same at the potiud, giving at least five days no- 500,000 | ticu in one oftho public Gazottos ofthe city, of the description of tiie animal and tho time' and place of snlv; nnd he shall pny the net proceeds r.ffor deducting tho fine and costs,into tha tren, 20,000 ] sury of tho city, subject to the order of council who may, and shall cause it to be paid to tho owner of such animal so sold, when required. Sec. 7. Be it further ordained, that it shall not bo lawful for any perron to smoke a segar or pipo in any of the streets, lanes, alleys, whurvos qr public squares within the city of Savannah, under the penalty of two dollars for the first offence, and not exceeding fivo dollars for each subsequent offence, if the ofibuder bo n white person, and under n ponnlty of not exceed ing throo dollars, or whipping not exceeding 20,000 I ten stripes, if tho offender ba a slave, or free person of coir r. Sec. 8. Be it further ordained, that if any irse.muto, gelding, colt, mule,ox, cow, or calf or uny other animal of like kind shall bo found at large in the city, whose appearance shall be oflunsivo to tho sight from its poverty, sickness 20,000 [ or sores, the same shall he removed by tho man shal or any city nfilccr from tho precincts ofthe city, at the expense of tho owner or owners thereof: and if any person shall resist nr oppose 15,000 I any officer ill tho discharge of such duty ho or she shall bo fined in a stun not exceeding fiAy dollars. Sec 9. Be it further ordained, that if any per* son shall water nny animal ofany kind within thirty feot of nnv public pump, (cxcopt tho pump at tho baso of the Exchange) lio or sho shall be lined, if a whito person in a turn not exceeding thirty dollars, and if a slavo or free person of color in a sum not exceeding thirty dollars (to be paid hy tho owner of such slave) 01 bo whipi ped not exceeding thirty nine lashes. Sec. 10. Be it further ordained, That it shall not bo lawful for any cow, steer, heifer or calf to be or go at largo within tho limits of tho city, from the setting ofthe sun lo tho rising of the same, and the owners of such caitlo so found at large, shall forfeit and pny a sum not exceeding five dollars for ench and every timo, any such animal may he found nt large; and it shall bo the duty ofthe city marshal end city constables to take such cattle so found at large contrary to the provlsions-of this ordinance, and impound them, until tho suid fine and all costs nro paid; and if the said animal be uot claimed in five days, it shall be the duty of the city marshal to sell tho same at the pound, first giving at least 15,000 | fivo days uotico in one of the public Gszettes of the city oftho description of the animal nnd the or sho shall he whipped not exceeding fifty es. unless the owner, employer or guardian of such slave or’freo person of color, shall pov tho fine not exceeding one hundred dollars, which may be inflicted or assessed against said alava or free person of color for such offence. Sec. 20. Be it further ordained, Tirol all fine* nnd forfeitures incurred under this nrdinanco shall be collected and enforced in the manner pointed out by law, and one half or the money received Aoin said fines or forfeitures, shall be given to tho informer, aud the other half shall goto thority. Sec. 21. Be it further ordained, That all or dinances or parts of ordinances corresponding with this ordinance, he, and tho samo are here' by superseded, nnd thnt ell ordinances and parts of ordinances militating ngninst this ordinance, be. aud tho same aro hereby repealed. Passed in Council 2d Aug., 1839. [r..s.j R. M. CHARLTON, Mayor. Attest JosEru Fki.t, c. c.pro (cm. oct 9 WHITE AND RED FLANNELS 8 PCS super White Flannels 5 do Roger's do do 5 do Welch do do 5 do Gauze do do ' v 8 do common quality do 10 do Red Flnnnul. some vory fine Received by reennt arrivals. SNIDER, LATH HOP A NEVITT. sept 30 25.000 20.000 15,000 10,000 10.000 10.000 5000 5000 2500 2500 1500 1500 20,000 2000 20,000 20,000 AAA Prizes $l»500 f OOO I lime aud place of rale; and be shall pay the net TICKETS $20—*YO SHARES. ■ P"*--*- * ri « r d - d " clin « lh - fin0 » ud eo,u §g GEORGE AV. BE1IIV, Shad’s Building. H AVE received per brig Savannah, ships Celia nnd Trenton, Flannels, Chintz, Cassimcrcs, Shawls, Thread Laces, Sailing!*, Broadcloth*. Merhracs, Silks, Vestings,Linens, Lawns, Negro Cloth*. Also, vaiious olhor ar ticles suitable for tho presont and approaching season. soptlS KETY GOODS. Per ship Trenton. (>T) PCS super black Gro de Rhino Silks, 11 /& do do biuo blk do do. 1 do do bluo hlna dodo, 2 do do hlk Gro de .Swissdo, warranted not to spot w.rpr: r . 5 do Roger's Patent Flannel 2 do blue Broadcloth 10 do Paper Cambric 10 do Mnuslindo Laines 2 do Mourning do, 10 do fancy Prin 8.4. 9.4 and 10.4 Table Diaper C ** For solo low by SNIDER, 1 rapt 30 , LATHROP A N CARPETING T EN pieces snpr. Ingraii 1 cara do Tn* 1 do do Bri 50 eroce Carpet Bini recent arrivals 1 ™ SNIDER, LATHROP A NEVITT. oct 1 received by