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CH7MS or RICE’S LO FTEKY. frflr Not three blanks to a prize . g. Prize*. Dolls. Cts Iy<!ZF, i c!ejpnt cl&ck or pcndule, 15° 0 2itro, Id tto chamber ditto, lo> o % Trizc,c*ch 1 latulcapc at 45 d-II a is, 9° 0 i ditto, each 1 Jo. do. at 33 dollars, to o 2 do. each I do. do. at 27 do. 5+ 0 I Prize, I elegant double cased capcd and jewelled g* Id Horizontal watch, 150 o I doub cased capt and j'welled watch I>o 0 I do 1 do gold repeating do 100 3 Prizes, eac h 1 gold watch ar 60 dollars, lhO C 4 do each Idodoat 5 3 dollars, 2**o o 2 do tach*i dodo at 40 do. fio o 3 do eacr 1 sliver do caged andjewclled, at 40 dollars, 120 0 3 do each 1 do do with seconds, at 35 dols. 105 3 and > each I do do aped at 30 Hois. 90 o 3 do each 1 do 00 with tueday of the mom at 25 dolla/s, 75 ° 3 do each one do do a’ 2o dols. 60 o 6 do each one do do at do 9° 0 15 do each one set do tabic lpoons, at 22 dollars 50 cent*, 337 5° 30 do ea h one do do tea do at 6 dols. 180 o I Pi zf, o edo and met 1 5° 0 1 do Ido sugar dull, 4° 0 I do One do do uo 35 0 04 Pri2cs, each one p ir dafugar tongs, at 3 dollars, 7 2 0 6 do each one pair s.lver feissar chains, at six and liars, c 1 Piizr, one do do tu Til.le*-*, 22 0 30 Prizes, each i do loup indies at r 2 dais. 120 o 1 Prize, one plated Caitor, 33 0 3 Prizes each one do do at 20 do:s. bo o 3 do eah one do do at i3d> 5 f 0 3do tfacn one uo do at 15 45 0 2 do each one do .ea set at 4$ do 90 o 10 do each one pair do candle It 1 ck.s at 13 dollars, 1 3° 0 lo do each one do c!o bracket do at 7 dols. y o o 1 Prize, sand >d cjice bisltef, 0 I do one d> Uo and loalt fiatne, ib o I do one do do do 12 0 I do one do d> parent lamps, 45 *•* 1 do one d<i and > goblets, 12 0 b Pr.zes, each one silver epaulet, at Bdo 48 o 6 do cat h one go.u dj at ten do & > o 1 Pi ze,dodo 12 0 3 P. zes, **nch one plated fnuiTer (land, at 4 J-.llar?, 12 0 6 do eat h one pair do bottle Hands, at 7 dollars. 4 2 0 2do each one do mustard pot, :* f 5 dols. ro v 2 doctch one do pepper boxes, at a dols. 50 cents, 5 0 I P -ze, I do do. 3 5° 12 Prizes, each 1 dit r o do fidts, at 4 doi.s. 40 o 2 do. each 1 Oy-gii:-, 5 uod.s. *0 0 3 do. each one golu feai, a 1 .2 dollars, 30 o 6 do. ca h'l di to, at 10 d.tto, 0 3 and tto, each one d>. 8 do. 2 4 0 3 do. each cne do. at 7 jo. 21 0 b do. each one do. at b do. 0 6 do. each one do. at 5 do. d° 0 6 do. each one do. a’ 4 do. 5 0 cen’s 2 7 i 6 do. each one do. at 4do IN. 2 + l> 6 do. each one do, mou.ucJ ptubie do. a * ® dollars, f 0 6 do. er.ch one do. a 6 do. 0 12 dc. each or.e do. at 5 00. t v ‘ “ I 2 do, ca:h, one lady’s gold irinxet do* 3 dollars, 2 ditto, each a laiyT go/d watch chain, at 40 ditto So c 2 ditto, each one ditto, at 36 720 2 ditto, each one do. *t 33 uo * 0 3 do. each one man’s ditto at 78 o 2 ditto, c ch one do. at 24 c*o. 48 o 2 do. each one do at ti do* 44 0 2 do. each one do. at 20 do. 4 G r do. each one do. at id do. 9° ° j do, each one uo. aP*i6 do. 0 3 do. each one do. at 14 do. 4 2 c 50 Prizes, each one gold watch key at 3 doll.rs, 130 o 1 Piije, one firing gold beads, 24 o 6 Prizes each one do. at 18 uc/iis. 108 o 6 do. each one do, at 14 do. 84 o 2 do. each one ditto, at n ditto 24 c j dit.o, each one Dr *e gold-enamel led meialion, in calc*, at ;S dol lars, 54 0 5 ditto each one pair earrings, topaz * ‘ r %J4 V 1 y dL L c) vi O * a.- Q 12 ditto, each one do, at 6 ditto, 72 o 5 do. each one uicto, wirite Atone at 6 ditto, , 3° 0 2 ditto, ea. h one ditto, pearl and diamond, at 30 do. 60 o 5 ditto, each one ditto, at 20 ditto 100 o 2 ditto, each or.e do uligree and drops, ac 15 do, 3° 0 I Prize, 1 ditto, topaz an 1 pearl 20 o X ditto, one ditto role aid Ito ie, 13 o 4 Prizes, each one ditto, and filigree, at 16 dollars, 40 o 5 ditto, each one do. co p.hcoq and Gold, a. 1 1 dollars, 60 c 00 ditto, each one diuo, gold at 3 * do. ‘ * 3 00 o ditto, each one do at 2 do. 200 o 2 ditto, each one ditto bracelets, pearl, at 20 ditto 4° ° ditto, each 1 ditto pearl and topaz at 20 do 40 o ( do. each one ditto, coqulicoq and gold at 14 do. v •’ c * dhto, each one ditto topaz and * 14 do. aS c c do., pearl and tto, 36 o 1 Prize, one pair bracelets white ft on'-, To c 4 Prizes, each one ditto, large gold at 12 dolls, 48 c 3 do. rach one ditto topaz and gold, at ! o do: 30 c 2 ditto, each one do. gold at ten ditto, 20 c 3 ditto, each one ditto ditto at 3 do. 24 c 2 ditto, each one do. ditto ditto with devices ac doli.fls, 16 c 2 ditto each one ditto at 7 ditto, 14 o 2 oit o each one do at 6 do. 12 o 2 ditto, ear h one do, cot do. at 6 do. 12 o 1 Prize, one bread pin, diamond filigree, and enamelled, 30 o 2 Prizes, eadi one do. pearl and fi ligree, at 15 do. 30 O 2 ditto, each one do, pearl and filigree, at 14 do. 28 o 1 Prize, one do filigree, coqulicoq, and pearl, . 17 o 1 ditto, one do fi igree and topaz 12 o i c: it to, one do. coqulicoq and gold, a heart, 15 c i ditto, one ditto enamelled and filigree, 9 o 1 do. one do. coqulicoq and filigre, heart and arrow, j3 o 6 Prizes, each one ditto, topaz and gold at 4 dollars 50 cents 27 o 6 do. each one do. do. at 4do. 24 o 1 Prize, one do, ditto, enamelled qu.ver and arrows, J 7 <> 9 Piizes, each one do. filigree adn to az, at 7 do. 63 o 2 do, each one do, pearl at 12 do 24 o 5 ditto each one finger ring, dia mond, at 45 do. 90 c. 1 P ze one finger ring, enamelled Waihington head, 14 o 1 ditto* one ditto, jo • 1 ditto, one ditto 6 o 5 Pr zes, each on- do, at 8 dollars, 40 o 3 di*to, each one finger ring, pa fie at 3 dollars, 9 o 1 Pnze, one ditto, diamond and pear/, 30 o 2 Pr zr*, each oi.e, at 25 dollar.;, 50 <- j Pr-z/, one di to, 25 c 3 Pr ; zes,ea h 1 do. peat )5c topaz, at 25 dols. 75 o 2 ditto, each one ditto, pc ri ac.J topaz, ad enamelled, at 2c dollars, 40 o 3 ditio, each Idi to, peer. & topaz, at 15 do. <5 0 1 hr.ze, one huger ring, enamel/ed, 8 o 2 Pr zes,ea none do. (tone, at 8 dollars, 16 * 2 ditt*, em h one do, pearl, at 12 ditto, 24 o I one diUo, 15 O 18 Prtze-, each one do. gold, at 5 dollars, 90 t -100 dittvi, each one d-. at two do. 2*>o c I Prise, one gold miniature setting 20 o 1 Ditto, one ditto, 18 1 o 1 D:tt > 9 one ditt-, 14 c 4 Prizes, each j g< Id miniature chain, at fourteen dollars, 5 6 o 5 a.\ eath one do. neck da. at ten do. 30 o 4 ditto each one do. at four ecn ditto, 56 o 1 Pr ze, one dro, 50 o 1 dn 0, one pair *o 'd wrist chains, 40 c 4p; izc*s,each 1 do. sleeve buttons, at 8 dols. 32 r> 2 do. each 1 gold neckhce, at 2o dols. 40 c 30 ditto, each ore fiver nutmeg grater, at two doita'S fifty certs, 75 o 6 ditto, each One fruit kmfe, at 3 dollars, 18 c 6 d;t o, each one do. at 2 dols. 50 cents, 15 o 12 Prizes, each one<di to, at two dollars, 24 t> 2 ditto, eacn one coul & bells, at 12 dolls. -24. v. 2 and f to, each one ditto, at eight dels. j 6 o 2 do. each ona do. a’ fix do. 12 o 4 do. eacn one do. at five do. 20 c 50 and. ea hot e pair lciilars& cases af 2 do.ico 0 2 <>o. each one c ega- t double barrelled, skeleton lock, gold bulbed gun, with cases and initi uments, at 100 dollars, 2CO c 2 d-i. each one elegant and able barrelled, skeleton lock, gold bufhidgun, a 75 do. 150 c 1 Piize, one pair p fir l>, 24 a 2 Prize*, each one ditto, at 16 dollar*, 32 o 12 Piizes, each one set knee buckles, at c 3 dollars 50 cents, 42 q 12 do. each one do. at 3 dollar*, 36 0 1 Prize, one gold locket and device, 12 c 1 Di/to, one ditto, jo o 1 one do. S o 24 Prizes, each one do. at five dollars, 220 c 2 and tto, each one ditto, at seven ditto, 14 o 4 ditto, e3ch one ditt'*, at fix ditto, 24 o 2 do. ea.h one do. enamelled, at 8 do. 16 c I Prize, one d-rtr, 6 o 1 ditio, one pearl locket, 18 o 12 Prize*, each 1 child’s Urge gold do.at 3 dc. 36 o 12 ditt©, each one do. at two do. 50 cents, 30 o L 2 ditto, each one ditm, a“ two dollar*, 24 o 6do ea-h 1 pr. gold earrings&drops,ar fdo. 24 o 2 ditto, each one ditto, ar seven ditto, 14 o 6 ditto, each o e gold waist buckle, at 4 do. 24 o 3 do. each l do. wa it counters, at $ 50, 10 50 3 drto, each one drto, at three Jo : lars, 9 o 24 do. e tch 1 pair gold girdle clasps, at two ditto, 48 o 6 ditto, each r gold broach, at 2do 1: c 9 do. each 1 fiik sash, at 18 ditto, 162 o 5 ditto, each 1 fwerd, at 20 dolls, 100 o .5 ditto, each 1 ditto, ; ;t 15 dollars, 75 o 30 ditto, each 1 fnuff box, at 2 do. 60 c 2 do. each 1 silver mourned dirk, at 15 dollars. * 30 o 2 do. each one gilt do. at 8 do. 16.0 I Prize, one pair knife cases, to c 3 Prizes, each one flute, at 4 dolls’. 12 o a t do. each 1 firing coral 5 ditto, each 1 do. ditto coral and gold ditto, at seven ditto, 33 o 1 Prize, one plated sugar dish, 12 0! 1 ditto, one ditto, ~ .xo c t prices, eacli one plated tea por, at 12 dollars, 40 c 1 prize, one fi:ver mufiard cup, 14 o 1 ditto, one plated cream pot, 5 5c 1 ditto, one coffee ditto, 18 c 3 prizes each one lady’s pockctbook, ac fix dollars, 18 o I prize, one ditto, 2 5c 1 ditto, one lady’s thread case, 3 5c 1 do. one ivory toothpick Case, gold mounted, 5 o 1 ditto, one ditto, 4 o 1 ditto, one fiver cork fore w, 3 c 2 prizes, each 1 smelling bottle, silver calcs, at two do lars, 4 c 3 do. each 1 do. torroife cases, at 4 do, 1 2 o 12 do* each 1 fporrfman’sknife, at 2 do. 24 o 36 do each one silk purse, at one do. 36 c 44 do. each one gold ling, at 1 do. 44 c 1322 Prizes. Dollars iooco o The foregoing scheme of a lottery, author ized by an aft of the legillature of this state, is offered to the public. The fubferiber reipe&- fully fulicits their patronage. It shall be con dueled under the direction of three refpedtable gentlemen of Savannah. Price of tickets two dollars. It is ex: e-dted to be drawn in Feb ruary, or early in March. The prizes will be delivered immediately after the drawing is concluded. Joseph Rice. Savannah, Jan. IVanted to Hire . A wench whu is acq lainted with ironing & wafli*. ir.g—toi’eive n a finah family in thi* city. Enquire u thi 1 * i-fhie. Tanunrv 15. 1 803 2nw* t f V 0 For tun s l-avo* tics ! 25 oOC thofe wh.) wish ro become adventures in lie New York Lotiery are informed that frw tick us remain on hand and the and ance for the 25 000 dollars will be ioft if not applyed for before the lit ;>t Frhrmry h'r I ickets Enquire at this office. ]iv a -v 15 * WIITOAM MELiSS id Cos. Have imported, in ihe barque, N ; xon, and ship Diphne from l iverpool. and fliip Pv'argaret, from Scotland, a ver\ hand fnnrc an 4 General afferttnent of GOODS, Which they will ddpofe of on the lowtft terms by the pi?ce or package. Jsuuarv 1 5 tßo** f 7itf J CiTT PORTER HOUSE . THE fubferiber refpedfuily informs the gentlemen of Savannah, and its vicinity, that he has taken a commodious haute in Whitaker-fireer, opposite the auction (tore of rnr. Janies dlger-—where, on Monday next he intends opening a Porter floufe ; and aflores hole gentlemen who may honor him with their com oany. that he will al ways be provided with a stock of the West porter which <sa pi ffibly be had or obi sdned. *j; Beefsteaks h oysters at any hour of the day. James Watson . ‘’njniinrv fr. T r f? V- # ‘d,co 3 Dufhels coarie A Hum fcalt, NJw landing frrmcn board the brig Industry, Cap . Dunn, from Turks-HianJ, and for 1 ale oy JACKSON & BARTSTENE, January 12, 18,03. M- W anted 1m m ecii a tel y . EIGHT or ten prime field hands , for the purpose et cultivating Cotton, near this city : A liberal pi ice mill be paid punctually : 7 hey will be well treated. For further particulars apply at this flue. Sntrrvab. pa'urary *, 1802, 2awtfi ’ Nu> i icE. Oonartnerlhip of R. & John Bolton. THE death of Mr. ROBERT BOLTON, coders it necefiary to inform the friends -iou coi refpondence of tue firm, both in the United States and abroad, that the funds and flock in trade, emain as heretofore, and that provifio.i is made not n'y ro preserve, but annually'to increase the cap< r al ; and they are also, informed, that the business of me house will continue to be condu&ed by John Bolton, under the fame firm of ROBERT & JOHN BOLTON. Joseph FJfiberfh am, William Wallace, Geerge Woodruff, John Bolton, Executors. (Savannah?tember to. ■ - ... ..I-■■■-—■ —■■ ■ ifc—... * . ■ ■ or 1 ■ 1 ■ *ll . Baud tor £ale. TO -befold and immediate poluflion gi ven, 200 acres ofiar.d, old forvev, ad orning lands in dispute, between the Hon. Jacob Read of south Carolina, and the Hon. Wm. Smi:h of Savannah, on the Monteath road,about 9 miles from Savannah : It is well timbered, and mult be an objedt to any per* fun who has river plantations contagious thereto Also a traft of 1000 acres excel Dnt cotton land,in Columbia county, 10 miles above Augufia, 100 acres of which is j good fences and might be planted to advan tage next year. AT> 1500 acres good oak and hickory in Franklin county originally granted 10 Col. Benjamin Fifhbourn, adjoining at the time ofTurvcv, lands of Richard Call and Thomas Collier efqrs. The above lands will be disposed of before tbe lafl day of February ne£t. Allperfons are cautioned against tres passing on the above lands. Michaci Burke. December 18. Valuable PROPERTV offered to EXCHANGED. That well knozvn Plantation in county , (within five of the hecit; and pie afant town cf IVasbirigton) called Moo , Air, whereon J oel Early , clqune, lately rs: ... —containing 630 acres prime oak and JbUh-:* land , 300 acres cf which are neatly cleared in t Jlyle of a northern farm> and now encloftd ,* ?, jubdivided within tubfiantial fencing—the r.n prevewents, (that is to say) the buildings, £; .. thereupon, are Jpctcicus , many, and convenient- - the dwelling houje, jituate upon an eminence, 1 though a wood cne , has nevertheless sufiained injury from 10 years age and use ; ti has jt>. rooms below, and two above flairs, wub an r;?; - through the centre, and the addition cf a comraca - <ms Forties, the whole length cf the building, say 48 fleet j the cellar is divided into three apart ments, with flout brick walls : the out buddings of all descriptions, a r e in a good slute —some idea may be formed cf their number, andfixes, when ir is ob/erved that ico negroes lived and was em ployed up at the farm for 7 years : — mr.e of ib* lar.d has been cleared beyond 10 years, the three lafl , it has remained in a fate of nature, and of courfle mujl have regainea complete refujdtattcn . Ehe land in every direction upon its confines, is immensely rich, and the proprietors wealthy ; consequently a purchaje to enlarge its limits., be came difficult this induced the late proprietor to abandon it ; the trail being ninth too small f r his. purposes : Among ether endowment , it a ih be observed, that there are o thousand peaco trees , and 1000 apple trees upon the premises, pregr effing to a fate >,f per fell ton : i's fuuaticn also for a country ft ore is inferior to no. e in Georgia, being direst upon th great Greemsht 0* road, and one of the two principal roads to Athens from Wajhmgton, It is about to become the prcpei tx of the u der the above named—and of ccurje is urtcnnebfxd with my late affair of bankrupt i\ : 10 rejide up on it does notfuit my views in life —it is t . erefa e offered jor exchange, far the following definp ttous of property. A central fituatton for Mercantile Rufinefs, in the city of Savannah, if upon Bay street, and cow prifinga wharf so much thi snore preferable, and whatever might be adjudged (he and flounce wo'cut be paid down in money. Again—grown mate slaves , that would be warranted not to poflefs vicious habits, would be taken at a fair valuation perhaps newly im ported Africans ot that deferip/ion might answer . Some opinion may be formed as to the probable value, and what will be expelled for the forego ing trail of Land, when it s observed, that it has been valued at 9000 dollars by dijintereflcd judges. The u iderfigned intends being in Savann h cn or about the 15 th instant, and may be treated with at Mrs . Melvsns . Elcazer E<ir!y. Aurrufia. January 1803 ( orC An ORDIN AN v. E. For the better preventing the nnscaiefs crifitig from Hogs and Goats being fiifcna to go at largo in n>e tity of savanah, and t i repeal tie par tner Ordinance relative thereto Firlt.T 7 HERE AS the ordinance hereo \ V fore made and pulled to pit vent Hogs and Ooats going at large in the city of Savannah, hath been found inadequate to the objeds contemplated thereby, Be it iberyjtfrc ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of ti e e. ly of Savannah in Council ajjembled , and it is here by ordained by the authority of tbs fame, 1 hat from and after the palling of this ordinance, it shall nor be lawful for any person or ptrft ns ! whatsoever, to permit or ftifFer any hog or hogs to go at large in the city of savannah, oi n any (freer, lane, aly or square of the fame, unless flich hog or hogs be well and (efficient ly ringed in and through the nose to as to pre vent their rooting. And be it ordained , and hat Irom and after the palling of this ordinance, it Dial] not be 1 iwful to permit or IrfiVr any goat or goats to go at large in the fa.d city : and that all hogs and goats (except Rich hog* as (hall b-ringed as aforefa-d) which fba'l be found Graying or going at large in -any lirect, lane, ally, or lquare of tire said citv, shall be deemed public uifances,Bcnnay be killed,tafeei* driven or carried away by any person or prr lons whatsoever, nor shall any person or per ions be fubjed or liable to any adion, fuir,o profccution foi any thing done by virtue ofj and in execution oi this ordinance. Second. And be it further ordained. That if any person or ptrfons whatsoever fliali re fill: or oppose any officer or person in the execution of this ordinance, inch person or perlons shall, for every such offence, forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding twenty dollars one half to the person complaining, and oa© naif to the use of the city. Tn\r&. And be tt further ordained\ That the ordinance entitled lt An ordinance for pre venting hogs and tioats going a large in the city of Savannah,’* be, and the fame is her< by repealed. Savannah. December 13, 1803. PASSED ij Council., CHARLES I-lARRIs, Mayor. L. S. Attest, THOMAS PITT, C- C.