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of Scissors, bot wall?. taign*"' •* we may consider them, in the ian s o Master Hankes they perform "°™ers. He will present you an exact pr» e 1 e_ ness, in as short a time as you have been reading to this period. There ,s scarcely .„iy object, of which his Gallery does not present von a specimen; and not the ,i£ple object only, but combinations of pictures, whose relations to one another, Ld whose graceful outlines fall little short of the operations of the pencil. \Ve can not pretend to describe them. No ade quate idea can be formed of the perfec ts n to which he has curried this unique ;j , f ) without visiting the scene of its ope rations. Here you have carriages and horses, Grecian boxers, hunters with then- dogs and guns ladies with their guitars and harps, the boy with his top, the sage with his book, the peaceful landscape, the deso lations of war, the delicate shrub, the lofty tree, the lowly cottage, the gothic tower ; in short, what has not Master Hs’ Scissors here brought into a pleas ing existence? When boys, we used to read of the Scissors of the three fatal Sis ters, which were wont to clip the weak thread of human existence ; they were not to be compared to the Papyrolomic Scissors of Master Hankes, which have brought more beings into existence, than all the scissors of the world have yet sent out of it. We sat to Master Hankes for the iitie- ness of our honorable selves which he despatched so suddenly', that we were dis posed to think he was not aware of our importance. Some of our friends think it does not resemble our usual facial ro tundity ; but is more like the elongated phi* which we wore for a short time after tiie New-York election, and the choice of Speaker in Congress. The editor of the Washington News, seems, had but one friend to call his at tention to tho Editorial labors of his breth ren. ’ We have the advantage of him ; for our city furnished us with two friends to point out to us, what had been borborig- marizing in the brain of John Kosciusko Menelaus Charlton. But we regret to say, not an individual, friend or foe, has been able to make us perceive the applicability of his remarks. Mr. Oliver, as requested by the News, has called at our office, and informed us that lie communicated the intelligence oi Indian Hostilities to its editor, and that he received it from gentlemen whose names he has leit with us. The new Speaker.—If any one most ’nave been chosen Speaker of the Home of Representatives, opposed to our princi ples, as to a liberal interpretation ot the Constitution, in respect to internal im provements and the general protection of domestic industry, there is no gentleman that we would have preferred to him on whom the choice has fallen, Mr. Steven son, of Virginia—a rigid and pnweiful adherent to the doctrines of the “Virgin ia School,” a* it is called—and, certainly, from a perfect conviction, in his own mind, that they are correct, and ought to be sup ported. But, though 1 igid as to these priu- ciples, he allows others to enjoy their’s— and, we have no doubt, will preside over the House in an able and honorable man ner, and afford as much general satisfac tion, perhaps, as could be Imped tor, in this period of ardent political discussion. He is a gentleman of line manners, and amiable deportment—easy of access, and friendly, ills place is one of great respon sibility—increased by the ability with which it has been heretofore filled. f \iks Register. COMMERCIAL. A letter from New-York, dated 8th inst. receiv ed on Saturday, says—“ very superiur new Up land Cotton, sold this day at I0| cents cash, such as was worth 11£ a few days since.’’ Chas. Courier. [RT THE MANCHESTER. AT NEW-YORK.] j Extract of a letter received in this Ci'y. j "LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3—(Evening)— Lhesales , of Cottonto ! ay have been extensive (about 3500 j bales) a large proportion of them Alabama, by: one house, at 5^ a 5|d They are understood to be at about l-8d. per. lb. under the price obtain- I ed at the public sale yesterday. Some ordinary uplands sold at 5£d. and good fine ones at 6 .Id. j 400 bales have been taken on speculation. In j other articles very little lias been done.” LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3.—Cotton —The import | this week is light, reaching only 3loo bags, the sale including those knocked off ve-terclayat- auction, do not exceed 9360 bags, at a slight re. ductionTJ-enerally on last week’s prices By the William Byrnes arrived atN. Y. Dec. 10 The Liverpool Cotton Market, Nov. 5. In consequence of the public sales announced lor Friday the private transactions were limited to about 7.000 baes ffere'i by auction, chiefly A- inerican descriptions, there were sold 1000 Bow ed, at 5 3 8d to g 5 8d per lb. for inferior to good ! quality ; 1300 Alabama, at 5£d to 5 7 8b ; 850 Url’s at 5 5 8 to 6 7 8d for inferior to fully fair. The lower qualities of American went about 1 8d per lb. below the prices previously obtained, but the better description maintained the former pri ces. Office of ike Gazette, ? New-York Dec. 10—2 P. M. ) A Price Current reectvedby he William Byrnes of the 8th, states that Cotton was about 1 8 lower than at the sale of the 2d. Accounts from Man chester are gloomy. FRESH PERFUMERY, Cosmetics, Fancy Soaps, fyc. Carlton, Cook & Knowlton, HAVE JUST RECEIVED Four Cases, assorted, consisting in part of the G ENUINE Otto of Roses, do do Lip Salve Rose and Violet scented Hair Powder, Pt-rsian Otto of Rose Soap Ptose, Musk, Jessamine, Violet, Oriental, Ver nacular and Vegetable Soaps, Milk of Roses, Almond < aste, Cold Cream, Vegetable Rouge, Pearl Powder, Restorative Lotion, Carbonic Dentrifice, Prepared Charcoal, Best C 'losne Lavender, Rose and Honey Wafer, F.S3ence of Cinnamon, Lemon and Bergamot, Extract of Rose Musk and Jessamine. Fine Pot and Stick Pomatum. Macassar, Antique and Bear’s Oils, ALSO, Prentice's Celebrated KEPHALIA, for pre serving and beautifying the Hair. Dec 20 65 tf GEORGE R. JESSUP, Offers for sale, at 330 liroad-st. 35 hhds. 1st ind 2d quality St. Croix Sugar 2000 bushels Liverpool Salt, 100 pieces Hemp Bagging, 100 bags Coffee, 50 bbls. old Ohio Whiskey, 100 do N. E. Rum, 50 do Gin, 30 do Canal Flour, 20 quarter casks Malaga Wine, 2ft do Madeira and Teneriffe Wines, 20 boxes Muscatel Wine, 50 do Muscatel Raisins, 10 do Fresh Genoa Citron, 50 do Soap, 50 do Sperm and Mould Candies, 50 bbls. No. 3 Mackerel, 150 kegs Cut Nails, assorted. 20 do Richmond Tobacco, 5 boxes do do Cognac Biandy, Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum. Shot, Lead, Iron, 8?c. Dec. 20 65 lm New Books. D MONEY LOST. A Gentleman fiomKentucky, in adjustinghis monied arrangements, has sustained a loss of one hundred Dollars, either in his Exchanges with the Brokers of this City, with some individu al from whom he has received monies in payment, UN ALLAN; or Know what you Judge, a or possibly may have dropt it from his pocket | Book In either case, should the money be re- tur ed to the owner, a reward will tie given if re quired. For furthei information inquire at this j office. | Dec 20 It ‘Father ( lenient,” foe. 2 vols. 1 vol. $QVt Of &ttgtt0tSL ARRIAED, Dec. 19. at Bugg’s Bar, Steamboat Samuel Howard, Capt. Svvymer, with Tow boats Nos, 2 and 16, deeply loaded with merchandise. De parted. Dec. 20, with Towboats, Nos 1 and .15, loaded with Cotton for Savannah. DEED, On Monday last, John Henry, son of John H. Mann, of this city, aged three years. "SuflV littb-children tocoineui!t<>me,aud forbid them not-; “ For of such w the kingdom of fiod.” In this city, on the 18th inst. Mr. Leven Ervin, of Morgan county, Geo, formerlv of Maryland. He left a companion, together with every person who knew him, to lament his loss. He bore his affliction with Christian fortitude to the last mo ment. (IF* Divine Service may be expected tn the Unitarian Church, Sab bath next, at the usual hours. The Rev. Mr. Gilmore, from Charleston, and Rev. Mr. Briggs are expected t<> preach. BANK OF AUGUSTA, ) 2Otk Tiec. 1827. $ tt^ —The regular discount day for next ' week happening on Christmas, all : concerned will plsase to remember that Saturday, thc22d inst. will tie the next offer ing day, and Monday, the 24* h the discount day for this Bank AUGUSTUS MOORE, Cashier. Decision,” $2 00 Poems, by the author of Moral Pieces. $1 oft A Voyage to the Moon; with some account of; the manners and customs, science and phi losophy of the peopld of Morosofia and other Lunarians- By Jog. Atteiley. t vol $1 00 Travels in North America in the years 1780-81- 82 By the Marquis de Chastellux. transla ted from the French. 1 vol. Svo. S3 50. ALSO, THE TOKEN ; a Christinas and New Year's Pre sent. with heautiful engravings. $2 50 ATLANTIC SOUVENIR, for 1828 $2 50 For sale by Thomas Basinger, No. 299. Dec. 20 It EXHIBITION. Subscribers to the LIBRARY are hereby informed, that the Room will be opened for the delivery ot Books, on Saturday next, the 22d inst. from 3 until 5 o’clock, P. M. Persons in- tending to place Books in the Library on deposit, or as donations, ar« requested to send them in, oi give notice to the Librarian. [FT The Library will be opened on Wednes day., and Saturdays from 3 till 5 o’clock, P. M. W. VEITCH, Lib. Dec. 20 62 w2t For oue Week. - THE PAPYROTOMIA, Gallery of Cuttings, 1 ATELY so attractive in New-York, Boston, j Philadelphia, Baltimore, New-Orleans, Sa vannah, tc. izc. is now exhibiting at the Planters’ Hotel. The Cuttings are flowers, Trees, Landscapes, Perspective Views, Architectural, Military and Sporting Pieces, Family Groups, and Portraits of distinguished individuals, The uhole Cur with common Scissors, by *M asters Hubard and Hankes. O’ Admission to the exhibition, including a correct Likeness, cut by Master Hankes, fifty cents. Children are merely charged the price of a Likeness, namely, 25 cents. Open f onr 10 till 3, from 3 till 5, and from 7 till 9 o’clock. Dec. 20 65 BY SIBLEY & WASHBURN. THIS NIGHT, at 6 o’clock, the sale of J. DA COSTA’S STOCK will be closed. The assort ment consists of Calicoes, Cainbricks, Mus lins, foe. fire. ALSO, READYMADE CLOTHING. AND TO-MORROW NIGH If 6 o’clock, the sale of R. CANTER’S STOCK rill be closed. All done by order of the assignees. Dec. 20 CROCKERY, CHINA & GLASS WARE. The Subscriber is now receiving, direct from Liverpool,, a targe supply of the above articles, which he will sell tow for cash, or town acceptances. JAMES BONES. N- B.—Assorted Crates, particularly put up for the Country trade, by une of the first manufac turing houses in England. QlJ’ Comrtry Merchants will do well to call and judae for th -mselvts. Dec. 13 63 6tw S. <Sc M. ALUM’S EXCHANGE OFFICE, ■ No. 277 Broad-sired, 4 doors west of Jacksor.- street. DRAFTS may at all times tie had at sight i t at short sight, in sums to suit purchasers, on BT BUGG Sf GREENH OOD. TO-MORROW, 21st inst. at 1 2 past 10 o’clock, in front of their Store, No. 327 Broad-street, a general assortment of GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, SHOES, FURNITURE, &c. * Terms at sale. Dec. 20 BOSTON. NEW YORK. BALTIMORE, RICHMOND. LYNCHBURG, SAVANNAH. NEVV-O LEANS, jTr* Laired States bank Notes for sale. Dec 13 63 wtf I” OVIDF.NCF., PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON CITY, PF.rF.HSBURG. CHARLESTON. MOBILE. COFFEE, &C* 150 A TRANSPARENCY Will be exhibited THIS EVENING, compatible with the drawing of the GREENE & PULASKI Minium 1 nt Lotteiy, Which wili be drawn in Savannah on MONDAY NEXT. " Every person disposed to cherish an interest in the welfare of the State of Georgia, should own a Ticket in the Greene is Pulaski Monument Lottery ”—Washington On!y 6,009 Tickets in this Class, aud the Highest Prize $6,000 Dollars. For sale in a variety of numbers, at ANDREWS’ £ talc, Lottery Office, ?15 Bfoad-street, Dec. 20 FP OLSTERING. Mr. H. Lefevr** and his Lady, just arrived from Paris, in form the Ladies and Gentlemen of Augusta, that he would be thankfull for any business in the a- bove line. He is mastei of ihe business, having beensevenyears in Paris.Upholsterer to the Ward robe of the t rimn, and has quit it from Political motives He would be glad to have an pportu- nity of exhibiting in this place, his skill, by fur nishing or decorating any one. or numbers of apaitmeats. His^prices will be moderate Or iers left at Mr. Guymarin’s, watch maker, No. 171 Broad-street will be attended to. Dec 20 65 2m Scientific Penmanship. T HE most indifferent writers, without excep tion. age, or inveteracy of habit, are taught an elegant epistolary hand, in three lessons. Apidy to Mr J. B. SMITH, at the GALLERY OF CUTTINGS, as above, on or before ti e 27th instant. Dec. 20 65 NOTICE. A T the Regular Meeting, on the first Satur. j\_ dav in January next, he City Council will appoint the following Officers, for one year from that date, with the salaries annexed, viz : - 3 600 - 600 - 1006 . - 409 300 - 75 200 600 200 A Card. T HE exercises of the Richmond Academy, for the year 1827, will close, with an Ex amination, on Friday. 21st inst. The institution will be again open on Friday, 1st January, 1828. Dec. 20 R The opposition bo.-sr ■. majo ity in both Houses of Congress : let us see what use they will makeof it. Surely they will not pass the woollens bill; for if ihev do, what will their party in the South think of it? And if they do not pass i>, what will the honest Dutchmen of Pennsylva nia sav? Upon the shoulders of the tip- position, and not ot the administration, will rest the responsibility which will at tach in the case either of the passage or rejection of this bill. \V e hope, too, that uow the opposition have the ball at their , own feet, they will not fail to give us back : the West-India trade, which they say the administration has lost us. Let us see whether they will repeal the restrictive acts of Congress, and throw our ports open lor a twelve month to the tree in gress of British colonial navigation, by way of invitation to Great Britain to do the same ; or respond to the noble senti ment of the President in his recent mes sage, that “ it becomes not the self respect <of the United States, either to solicit gra tuitous favor, or to accept as the grant of a favor that for which an ample equivalent is exacted."—Norfolk Herald. NOTICE. S HOULD anv of the Pew Holders, in the PRESBYTERIAN (or Christ) CHURCH, City Marshal, with a salary of Collector and Treasurer, Street ’ fficer, - - Clerk of Council, - Clerk of the Lower Market, Clerk of the Upper Market, Keeper of the Magazine, Jailor, - ... Six City Constables, each Proposals will at the same time be received for attending the Hospital and Jail as a Physician ; he finding his own medicines. By order of Council, passed the 15th day of December, 1827. GEO. M. WALKER , Clerk. Dec 20 65 td DRAWING OK THE Grand Consolidated Lottery of Wash ington Cifr/ Nos. 14 27 57 13 31 33 53 9 5 Next Lott ry. N E W-Y >RK CONSOLIDATED, CLASS NO. 1 1. have a desire to relinquish their Pew, or Pews, to the Trust, (and having paid all arrearages,) they j cjty are particularly requested to do so prior to the first of January, as during the first week of that month, all Pews belonging to the Trust, will be rented for one year. Bor the Bra sfer Book, please apply to 1 R. A. REID, No. 298 Broad-street. Dec. 20 65 3t AN ORDINANCE, T O amend the Forty-eighth Section of the General Ordinance, passed the 20th De cember, 1827. Be it ordained by the authority of the City Coun cil of Augusta, That it shall not be lawful for any person to fire a gun. pistol, or any other fii t> arms, within the limits of the city, except iu case of military parade. Nor shall any person burn rockets, crackers, or any kind of fire-works, with in the said limits. Nor shall any person keep, sell, vend, or offer for sale, any rockets, crackers, or any other fire-works, within the limits of this city. Persons offending agair.gt this ordinance, I shall pay a fine not exceeding Twenty Dollars. Done in Council the 15th day of December, SAMUEL HALE, Mayor City of Augusta. By the Mayor. Gko. M. Walker, Clerk C. C. Dec 20 65 Carlton, Cook & Knowlton, I N addition to their former Stock, have this j dav received an extensive assortment of Sea sonablc Goods, consisting in part of English Thread Laces, Footings and Edgings, ; 4 and 5-4 figured aud plain Bobbinet Lace, | Bobbinet Caps, Capes and Collars, pil irines and half Handkerchiefs, Black and white Belt Ribbons. ^ I Black Mode, figured and plain Swiss, Book and Mull Muslins. Fine Bird’s Eye and Russian Diaper, Also, a fresh supply of Hair Braids, Rods. Puff and Cluster Curls, Lc. Lc. Fres h supplies will be received w eekly through the season. ■5 HIGHEST PRIZE. The drawing to be received Friday, 2Stb inst. Whole Tickets $12 00 Half do 6 1*0 Quarttr do 3 Oft Eighth do I 50 Orders received at ANDREWS’ Si te Lottery Office, No. 215 Broad-street. Dec. 20 3<MM>0 Dolls. In one Prize, was Drawn Yesterday. The Sale of that Splendid Collection of Will be continued TO MORROW EVENING, to commence precisely at 6 o'clock. LATHAM HULL, Auct’r. Dec 20 It G. AB LL& GO. Will sell, on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, at six o’clock, an assortment ol 1 tesh and Seasona- bic DRY GOODS—among the n are : R OSF, and Point Blankets, Baizes and Flan nels, American P aids. Checks. Sheetings and Shirtings, Gros de Naples, Florence. Stirs- ncts. and other Silks, Sewing Silks, black and as sorted colors. Hosiery, foe. ALSO, Razors, Scissors, Knives. Fancy Boxes, Mater Colours, Snuff Boxes, Pins, Waist Clasps, Trunks, foe. foe Dec 20 U bags Green Coffee, 31 do. old White Coffee. 1 bale English Bagging Twine, Landing this day fiomthe Steam-boat August from Charleston, and may he purchased on goodl terms lor Cash or negotiable paper. ANDREW MITCHELL. Doc 13 63 3t A REQUEST. S EVERAL Books belonging to RlCHARfr HENRY WILDE. Esq. aie missing from tfc® Book-Case : Among them aie some which he had intended to deposit in the Public Library. Persons who have possession of any volume* in which his name is found, will oblige him (tint the Society by sending them to the Library Room, in Mr. Cumming's Law Buildings. Dec. 13 63 3t T JLAW. HE SUBSCRIBER offers Lis Services to the. mud at M 1LDS G. ABEL’ & CO- W ILL SELL, at the lower Market house,on the first Tuesday in January nest, if not previously disposed ol at private sale, The House and Lot Now occupied by David Smith, situated in the rear of the Academy ; said lot contains one acre ofland. The House is a convenient one—For particulars enquire as above. Dec 20 td 65 City Sin riff’s Sale. W ILL be sold, at the Market House, on the first Tuesday in January next, between the usual hours of sale, by order of the Superior Court, One Pole Boat, called “ Tho mas Jefferson.” The Boat is in good order and well calculated far low river. Terms Cash- purchasers to pay for titles A. PICQUET, Sh'JC. A. 65 td all t'ineg .At the office of R. IF’Si J W. Esqs. WENSLEY HOBBK. Dec 13 93 6t "william* C.MICOU, ATTORNEY AT LAW, O FFERS his professi*niil service* to hir friends arid the public, in the Court <»F Common Pleas of the City of Augusta, tn.J die several County Courts of the Middle Circuit. His Office is on Reynolds-streer next do »r t*- Mr. John Woolfolk s dwtlling, and nearly oppo site the Eagle Tavern. Dec. 13 63 9t Dec. 20- NEW-YORK Consolidated Lottery, Class 11th. 45 No. Combination—6 Drawn Ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 Prise of $30,000 is $30,000, 1 10,000 10,000, 1 5,000 5,000, I 4,000 4,000, 1 2,326 2,326, 5 1,000 5,000, 10 500 5,000, 39 100 3,900, 39 90 3,510, 39 80 3,120, 39 70 2,730, 39 50 2,340, 39 50 1,950, 78 40 3,120, 273 24 6,552, 4446 12 53,352, 5051 Prizes. $141,900, 9139 Blanks. New Year’s Presents. Patent Lever Gold and Silver ( WATCHES. * g > NE Warranted Patent Lever New Watch, i Gold Dial. Extra Jewels, C ased Edges, ! foe. with Gold Seal, Key. Ring and Slide—will | be disposed of .,t One Dollar per Ticket, to be i determined bv the first drawn number in the ; Greene and Pulaski Monument Lottery, to be 1 drawn in the City of Savannah ori MONDAY | NEXT. Each Ticket to have 40 Numbers 01 i Chances, and that Ticket having the first drawn j number, among t'ie 40 Numbers or Chances in j the above named Lottery, will gain the Gold Pa- ! tent Lever Watch, foe foe. i Also, one Warranted Silver Patent Lever New Watch, Gold Seal, Key. Ring, foe to be dispo sed of in like manner, at only Fifty Cents per Ticket. N. B. It is generally the case when aiticles are disposed of in the way of Chances, that they are rated considerably above tbeii value ; but, in this instance, the Watches and appendages, (now offered to the public) are put-up at a va luation under what they can be puijahased far in the stores in Augusta. For Tickets, apply at ANDREWS’ STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, 215 Broad-street. Dec 17 2t Hack and Livery Stable. T HE subscriber has erected a Liverv Stable. and is prepared to wait on his friends and customers, on the most reasonable terms, first, raie Gig and Saddle Horses—first rate Coaches. Gigs aud Sul keys Parties will he furnished with fine Horses and Carriages, careful a .d ex perienced Drivers, at short notice. Hoisas kepf by the day month or year. Mr. Michael Eldred, whose industry and expo rience is well known, will take the charge 01 my Stable. Til OS. G. HALL. ’ Dec 13 63 tf The Annual Meeting of the NEW ENGLAND SO CIETY will lie holden at the Planters’ Hotel on Sa turday, the 22d instant, at three o’clock, P. M. A punctual attendance requested. By order of the President IVM. T. GOULD. Secretary. N. B. The Anniversary Dinner will be 011 the Table a - five o’clock, precisely. Dec. 17 64 2t M?r> Wells A* Kibbe * 1 J W OULD invite their friends and the puhlh: in general, to call and examine their NEW GOODS, which they hare received this day, and they are ready to make auy article of gen teel dress. P. S. Five first rate Journeymen Tailors will find steady employment and punctual pay, by applying as above. W. fo K. Oct. 25 49 tf By Authority of this State. Monday Next the 21th instant, will take place in Savannah, thft first Drawing of the Greene and Pulaski Monument LOTTERY, Intended to assist in raising a Fund to erect Monuments to those ILLUSTRIOUS REVOLUTIONARY HEROES, to which object every Citizen of this Statly wili feei a just pride in contributing. The Scheme, considering the small number of Tickets, (only 6,OCX),) 65 tf Extract of a letter to the Editors of the N. \orki Statesman, dated Salem, Nov. 29th, 1S27- j Our venerable Dr. Holyoke attended j public worship this day, and passed, in the enjoyment of all his faculties, his one hun dredth Thanksgiving Day. Kentucky Election.—We leorn that Messrs. Calhoun and Chilton have both resigned their claims to the contest ed seat in Congress, under the late elec tion, and have fairly agreed to refer the issue to a new election, which tne Gover nor of the State has, no doubt ordered tp be held.—Nat. Jnt Dec. 20 French Patterns, F OR Capes, Collars and Half Hdkfs.; La dies and Infants Caps, Veils, Dresses. Scol lop and Inserting Trimmings, suitable for Lace or Muslin work ; also, French colored Patterns for Ladies’ Bead Bags, Purses and Bracelets, with assorted colored Beads, and Canvas tor working the same. Also, an assortment of French Paper Hangings, 150 Reams of Writing and Wrapping Paper 20 Nests Band Boxes, FOR SALE BY Carlton, Cook & Knowlton, 249 Broad-street. n o /*> 9ft 65 tf The Augusta Jockey Club RACES ■^XTILL commence on the fourth Tuesday in If 'January next, free for any Nag. for the sum" of 81,200 Dollars in Cash. The Purses for each day to be apportioned by the Club the night previous to the Races. This being the commencement of a new Club, all subscriptions from this time, will be added to the above sum. First Day, F*ur Mile Heats. Second Day, Three Mile Heat?, Third Day, Two Mile Heats, Fourth Day, Two Mile Heats. Weights, foe. as usual. Gilbert Longstreet, Proprietor. Cec. 20 65 td On y 14,190 Tickets Tickets $12, Halves $6, Quarters $3, j Tenths $1 50. APPLY AT BEERS’ Fortunate Lottery Office, j No. 241 Broad-street. Dec 20 65 tf I and inviting. SCHEME. EDWARD J- BLACK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. M AY be found at his office on Washington Street, next door to Mr. Micoc s dwelling 6g tf A] House. Dec 13 DRAWING j OF THE ' Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 2d.. The following were the drawn Numbers out of 60 placed in the wheel, vix: 14 27 57 13 31 33 53 9 5 Holders of Prizes will call for the Ca»h at BEERS’ Fortunate Lottery Office, No. 241 Broad-street. Dec. 20 u Blank Bills of Lading, for sale at the Office of the Geor gia Courier. Nov. 12 1 PRIZE OF 86,000 is ,$6,000 1 „ 2,000 is 2,000 1 „ 1,000 is 1,000 I * „ 600 is 600 X „ „ 500 is 500 1 ., „ 400 is 400 - 1 „ 300 is 300 1 „ r? 200 is 200 6 „ „ 100 is 600 20 „ „ 50 is 1,000 30 „ „ 20 is 600 180 „ „ 10 is 1,800 1800 „ 5 is 9,000 Only 6000 Tickets in the Scheme.—The remaining four Draw ings will soon be completed. Tickets $5—Halves $2 50—Quarters-^sl 25—For Sale, in a great variety of Numbers, at BEERS 1 Fortunate Lottery Office, Jfo. 241 Broad-street. December 13 63 tf Dec, 20