Georgia Historic Newspapers

    THE
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IS EDITED AND PUUL.ISIIED
IN TIlK
CITY OP SAVANNAH,
By G. ij W. Uohf.ktson,
an MU’IT Dnf.L4Hfl PKU AXNUM,
9AIAIU.K «K AUV4NC*.
FOtt THE COUNTUY,
:3 published to meet the »rnin,;emcn* ol
ihe mail, three times a week, (Tuesday,
v-'emday «nd Saturday) at the Office of ih;
ji.„lv Gentitiaii, and c; ;itin» al 1 the nielli
Sciicc Cooi.nereial, Political ami Mu'-ellan-
e„„ s ’ 'ncliidirip .dvr.rlisemeuta. pub ishtd ii
U«. Emily I a per. . „
■ri C Cuti uy Taper is se tto si' parts ol
t p- state sod Union, or delivered in the city,
4 , f v „ ^iil'srl per annum, payable in nlvnnee.
Advertikomenta ate inserted in both pa m
tt 75 cents per liquate, of 14 Ines, mr ' >' fi™
Insertion, and 37* for every succeeding pub
'"co'rmimiratioos by Mail, mutt hr P’,H paid
Sales of land and negroes by Ail ninme,
tors, Rni-cutors or guardians, are tcq'unil,
by law, to he held on the fi-i. Tuesday in th.
met,tli between th* hours ol ten in he Tore
pm,u and bree in the ifteniww, a' the t.ouri
U„i„e of the coun'y in wuieh the property is
slleaip. —Notice of’hrse sales must be given
i;i aouMic gazette «>/y days previous to tb.
dty of Sale.
Notiro of the (ale of pemneal oroperty mus
be g ve in I be manner, Fo ty day, previoo:
to die nay af sale.
Notice to ihe debtors and creji era of a.
estate mnsl be publish'd fi.r iVfji lays.
Not ec tlist application wilt be mado to toe
Court of Ordinary forte,veto sell land, mus
hr r*n u lif hrd Nine Month*.
IT iTD (P r X f U«' H*‘o
Reduction in Prices!
Goode to be what they are Sold tor ! !
Aiui ilonui Weight *V AI< future (tii'tn !!!
rnliK Subscriber as willing as others tc
I arrange his business tocnit the pro-
tout times, and save the public the trouble
>f making bargains, adopts a mode lately
Hade use of in this city of advertising the
Prices of his Goods, (the whole being too to*
lions to enumerate, although not having
IVob© enormous quantities that are usually
laid to be sold when called for.) names the
following articles, and assures the Public
[hat the rest of his Stock is reduced in th :
wine proportion:
Lamp Oil (but uot the best quality) ^
per gallon 3 ~?
Do do do 0 50
I)o do beat quality, per gall. 0 fly}
Paint do do do 0 80
Spirits Turpentine do do 0 60
Mixed faints (but not tlm best
(.in ens. Uluots or Y«dWs) per lb. 0 12$
English White Lm>d. p-r lbs.
(not because put up m itmi bound
kegs). , 3 ^
American White Lend, 2"lh ke«a
laboratory m;»nulu<*turrd Brook
lyn, New-York, (manufactory
price per cwt. #12 50, "'inch
may ho seen by mcking at the ?
N. w-Ynrk Price Curr« nt) 3 12?
8 by 10 Glass, but uot the best
American, per box 3 ^
to bv 1-* do do do *1 J d
A large and <- nstiint supply of the above
articles and goods generally in the Paint,
Oil. Color, Glass, Varnish and Brush trade
wili be kept. The subscriber having
made arrangements with Manufacturers m
New-York, Philadelphia. Boston, and else
where. from which places he will continue
to receive those goods direct, ft the be t
description, and on the most advantageous
terms, lie uLo offers his Professional ser
vices in
Pniinvg, Gilding § Glazing,
whi, h ho executes on improved principles
nt rciln<’ p 'l pricoH, in Town itiul Country,
>•». 5. Whitaker-Oral, 3 doors th- »•'.’•••
1'. MAIli.OW.
jan2t r '°
Molicc.
N INE months after date application will
he made to the Honorable the Jus
tices of the Inf. rior Court of Chatham
County, fett leave to sell a tract of land,
known as number eight, Oth District, PiUe
(formerly Munroe) County, for the benefit
eft ho heirs and creditors of the estate oi
of N. fc). Bayard *
N.J. BAYARD,
Administrator estate N. S. Bayard.
.Ian 5 3-In*
mMa & wimi i d
OF* Ell roil feVLE,
jp Ti HOGSHEADS prime and second
llv/ quality St. Croix Sugar.
60 ha mds do do do sugar
70 bags prime green coffee
30 crates blue and green edged plates
10 tons iron, assorted
5 pipes cognac brandy
5 do Holland gin
0 hogrhrads Jamaica rum
halfpipes, quarter casks, and half
quarter casks wine
30 barrel*- loaf wugur
30 coils it file rope
200 grind stones
2000 bushels Maryland corn
000 do Long Island white, equal to
Georgia flint corn
nnv 23
fltEKH GaUIIEM feEEl)
AND
QuYboua TViNveY Ilttois*
J tNT receded by the rubscwbfr, and wa-.
ranted of the tssl season':- growth. 2'
i»o* .s Garden Seed >. put upbv \. M'Uahon f
o. Philadelphia, exnmKs’y for t :a market
•*rvl c-» beninq the fY■u-»winp aa«oi'tnv nts, viz.
1. Drumhead t'abbng
2 f.ong 'ted Beet
;] f.o .ft Orange Csrrot
4 Parsley
5 Leek
5. Onion
7. Salmon TbuPsh
M K t ly Purple do.
H il 'd leaved
0. Karly Turn p*
t Lite do
2 -afy
3 Aspa agui
4 Sari; curled Ltt
tuce
15 Koyal Cabhage do
15. Vntrr.eg Melon
7. fioiflich
ft Summer Ssvoy
'y ^weet B.'sd
0 S-'ge
I No«furtimn
ti. Celery
'1 Ra«*ly Peas
4. Let i do
25 P.Hrb' b n^h beam-.
6 lied French do
ALSO.
?Q t'ar.k"gc9 containing 'h? following B* I
<his Blower R»ot«, viz
• D*mb e Hvaciuth* I 4. 1 f fk vie-n tiger flower
• F e Tulips
> Narch ana
’’or sale by
Fb 9
I) nible Tuberose
| 6 btar of Bethlehem
F.M’DEtlVOr r.
•q
Dj Ihe tresident of the United States.
£ v t pnrsijuT’oe of L ,l, i Mownov, Pro**
nie :t t'm fT ni ed otates, d'» hereby <t
Hire nnd rrak known »-t»'it a put lie «5i f « »»•
o h dd **t the Land ( flisj at 'I'aliAbarao, •
Klor la, on the third Monday of Mar rrxl,
he di*p*'»hl o' th' fo'iowirg lards v z :—
Township 1. south of Range 1, w'ost ofth.
Meridian line.
I and i north oi'Rnngo 1, do ik
Fractional 3 ilo do do do
Township I, nnuth 1, 2. 3. 4, & f>. cast
l & t.north t, 2< 3, l, & 5*
Fractional township 3 1,2, •>, 4, & 5.
The a.b* will commence with the l i\v
•timber of section, township, «i.d ^angc, a i
i-occ..<1 «n regtitar rununcsl order ’
1 ndf» l e'W’v. d b> h«w f -.r ibe use of itch* o
>r other purposes w ’.1 bi. esclu i*. d from th.
n *.•
G vf, n under m’ baud «’ the C *v of V ; vl.*
ington, this 6 . u ’ <d .>H>,uar*' t 18 5.
JAMES MONUUfi.
Bv the Prosidet-t
fiF.O r HA r IAM,
f!. imni’:Si'i»ierof «h<* Ceneral T.atlfl Oflfic
OrT 1 Primers of fh • I.nvs of the United
' v •>, t j, il».» T^r.’di ry ol Fiori ?»». .it’d in 'It
Stn'eg of 4 lab mu, f.nuianitta, Tc css e, M •
•fiit.pi, <le. rpin and bottlb*Cuiohua, av- u<.
ho z d to j iib i=b the fi-cjong Prociam .-
•oi* O m Wt.ek u il h til ol s- !f *
- . r fl t
iNotiee.
I JERRONS linvinij dcm&mlB agnirisl thr
estate uf Thomas Jolmston, will plnisi
present them, properly atteiiteil, at the
CouiitillL'-H ioin ol’ It. & J. Huhershnm.
IIAMIJTAL JOHNSTON,
Hxeentrix ot’tii,; estate ofThomua Johnston,
dee III ‘.’Hi-
M) i IDE.
T HE siibsnril>er. I>ein(t about to decline hu
ainei.v in ll; ; s place, rctpiest persons ha 1
i Of detnaud. tg n.st lliem, to present the.n
for payment,
A 15. FANNIN k e O.
no* 5 5t>
NOTIJ1S.
LTINF. months uft<” d u**, application will hr
mude to the Inferior Court «»f Ch'Uhan
lounty, silting for ordinary purposca fnr a 1
rdor, anbolutc, to sell lots N"S fmram five
4 ai d 5) in Carpeoter*a Bow, and lot N
me, (i) Green Ward,in the ci'y of S.tvann'ji
Jfcing the roa! citato of Francis JulincMU. d**‘
( >r ti.e ben: fit of th • ;»n-* creditors id
kid estate WILLI 4 u GAS O'-’
Quuufcd tt’-enlor.
y y7a
Dnintiscits Steel U'/zors,
i UfST received, a supply of the above ar-
tiele, which will be warranted good.—
For auk* by N. B. \V EE1).
nov 21
NEW LARD, HAMS, AND HOLLAND
, GIN.
RF.rnvF.o rv.R nma nvonur wtsmyoTorr.
KEGS New Leaf Lard
150 llama
3 Barrels Castor Oil
6 Pipes II. Gin, Swan Brand
30 Barrels .Mess Pork
For sain by J. B. HERBERT &- CO.
Jan 11
Jf£W-\01lK
State Literature Lottery,
CLASS NO. IV, FOR DECEMBER, I (I'M,
TO REDRAWN IN FIVE MINUTES.
SIXTY NUMBERS,NIKE U W.I.OTS TO BE DRAWN.
SCJI EM E.
•
2 Prizes of J10,000 ia 470,000
3 5,000 l.v,0O0
1 3,002 3,082
17 1,000 17.000
20 500 10,000
'Ll SO'J 8.200
51 100 6,100
5t «0 3.0E0
1734 12 20,803
11475 0 80,850
•‘juradc’s ■■ ompany’' i ocs.
t\ r\ CASKS Brade’a Patent Hors, for
liw viilt’ by N. B. WEED.
dec IK
Georgia—Lanulen County
, J th<f Tim Tee 'Ly in Id.irgh next, 1 el
... .sell at Jiffi.rismi, in laid county, a ncRru
mu, i um.vi Daniel, the proper'y of the es-
iata nf Vlic j di Orewa, «'e eaa-d, pnrsiitnt I ■
1 JVC r.iile:Ll by the O’l't "f Ordinary.
M a' Y CUE .VS, B .ectttrir
,T •• 1* 41
Ailiuinistr.it. r’s Eoticc.
N N . U..‘ iTHS from thin dale, wesludl ap
ply to (he Honorable the Inferior Court
t Diiillia.ii county, whon aittii'p fnr ordinary
[imposes, to sell the real estate of Willian
MSJ " CW - O. H. HAYRF.N,
P. MAYHF.W,
Admin:fatiato p, s.
siiRiwf 12
Administrator’s Notice,
N ine MONTHS after date, I shall applv
to ihe Honorable the Inferior Court o
llmtham county, (when sitting for ordinan
nurp isea) ior leave in sell Ihe real crate n!
isitac H. ttuhina, to satisfy the heirs and ered
itors. VJ II H.YDFAj
Adimr.iatiaier-
a,meat 1® 45
NOTICE.
*>EUSOM8 having demands agairst the es
t tHti* «f the I.ic William Craig, d ;c. an
. . queited to render the same, properly u\
« sled, within «he limp preset »bcd by law,uno
• imi-ir indebted to if id estate^ are ea« nest )
culled upon to settle the same without de*
Uy ‘ . JOHN M’NISH, Executor.
13,305 Prizes, ? 71,100
20,825 Blanks,)
37.220 Tickets. .
In this scheme with nine drawn ballots
there will be 81 prizes with three numbers
on them, ItiJG with two numbers (in them,
nnd 11,475, with one number on them.—-
Those tickets having none of the drawn
numbers on them being blanks.
To determine, the fate of the 34,220
tickets, the 80 numbers will eovrra y be
placed in a wheel on the day of drawing,
and nine of them will be drawn, and those
tickets having on them as a combination
*he 1st, 2d and 3d, and 4th, 5th and 6th
numbers drawn, will he entitled to 410,000.
Those having on them the 7th, 8th and
!'th—1st, 2d and 4lh—1st, and 5th, will
each he entitled to 4».l)0i).
That having cn ft. the 1st, 2d and 6th.
will be entitled to jjjd,082.
Those having on them the
1st,2d, and 7th|2d,5th & 6th 3d, 7th andDtli
1st,7th and 0th.2d.7th & nth ‘3d, 8th and Oth
1st,8th and 'Rhj2d.8th & Of Ii 1th,5th and 8th
2.1, 3d and Uh 3d,4th & 5th 5tii Oth nnd 7'h
2d, 3d and 5th 3d,4t'i Az 6th 6th,7th and 8th
2d, 4th and Oth 3d,7th & 8th each sJlOOO.
Thus having on them the
lst,3d and 6th 2d,4th & 5t.h 3d, 5th and Oth
!j»t,3(l and 7th,2d,5th &7th 4 h,6th and Oth
,st,3d and 8lhj2d,5th »& 8th lth,6tii and Oth
*st,3d and OthUd 5th & :*tn 5tii,7t.h and 8th
st.4tliand8ih|2d,6!h&7tli 6th, 7th and Otii
st,5th and 7th 2d,4th Sl oth 4th,8tli*and 9th
d 3d und6th>3d,5tii&8th each $500.
All others (being 41 Tickets! having
' ;jr«*-e of the drawn numbers on them, will
a^h be entitled t o ^200.
The 51 Tickets hav : ug the 1st and 2d
■ ••awn numbers on them only, will each be
uiitUul to HiO denars.
Thu 51 Tickets having the 3d and 4th
Irawn numbers on them only, Will each he
• unitled to 60 dollars.
All others (b ’ing 1731 tickets) with any
wo of tlio drawn numbers on them, will
acii be entitled to Idollars.
An I those having on thorn any one of the
drawn nmnb'us, (being 11,475 tickets, or
1.275 for each drawn number,) will be each
. ntitlf d to 6 dollars.
No ticket which shall have drawn a prize,
•ofa superior dunomiua'iim, can be entitled
In an inferior prize. Prizes payable forty
days after the drawing and subject as usu
al. to a deduc tion « f 15 per cent.
A considerable portion of this Lottery is
put up in parcels of ,o Tb'ktds, embracing
all the combination numbers, from one to
sixty, which parcels are warranted to draw
it least 54 dollars loss the deduction of 15
per ci nt. with so many chances for the cap-
Uui prizes.
A.M-I.VTVKE, I Man!, S'’ r “-
PRICE OF TICKETS SIX DOLLARS.
T!o» peculiar advantages of this scheme,
ore, that it has /aw highest prizes—the
number of Capital* is unusually largo for
the amount nfeush f o be disposed of in pri-
zes,( 171,1 On Dollars) and the price comes
within the means of every man. Orders are
received as usual, at the oflice of the Geor
gian, by
W. ROBERTSON,
whose orders in the late Pennsylvania Lot
tery. have produced a large amount in pri
z< s, among which were one of a thousand
dollars, 100, 50*s, i&c.
Prize Tickets in the Pennsylvania Lotte
ry, 14lh Class, received as cadi.
.Tan 18
urwa©M
CANAL LO'TTERY,
FIFTEENTH CLASS—.NEW SERIES.
T O he drawn on Wednesday, the Pth
March, 1825, and finished in a few
niiiiiitf i ti~£ixty numbers, eight ballots to be
drawn.
Sc\\emft.
wbww&il*
AUGUST G OKMLER,
I 5 AS removed his DRUG STORE, to
Hi the corner of Broughton and Whitta-
I'er-strcds, opyrnsilv Col. Shelf maids JILmsiun
House, where he exhibits for sale, a choice
assortment of
FRESH MEDfCLYES AND GARDEN
SEEDS,
nnd various other articles suiting his line.
He abstains relating tlio whole string of
names ofth? things he oilers, and only men
tions a few whirh arc not commonly found
in every Drug Store, viz:— *
Fol Sabina i Church’s Cough
Pyro Umbelluta < Drops
Degitalis Purpurea \ Aromatic Vinegar
Scullcap, Hyssop } Toilet, Vegetable &.
Gorman Leopard’s \ other Soaps
Bane,(arnica incur-; Macassar Oil
tana) l Phosphorous
Elecampane, (Inula J Ox. Mur. Potnsse
\ James’s Fever Pow-
S dors
j Infantile Powders
| Read’s Stiptic
j Spirits Soap
f Fumigating Pastille
j Pyroliguious Acid
* Black Drop
Respecting the utility of this last article,
he refers to tiro last, but one, page of the
Georgia and South Carolina Almanac, of
this year.
oct P 7Gf
llelonium)
Hops. Ergot
Tonquin Beans
Squire’s Elixir
Dalf’s do
Ess. Mustard
Ess. Tyre
Jesuit Drop
1 Prize of 30 % 0(.0 D lUn is
1 mono io
2 5 000 Hi
1 2.U8 4,
TO 1,0' 0 20,
80 503 15,
54 1.0 5
‘04 51 5
13o0 J6 • 20
10.608 8 8 V
004
0-0.
000
. 56
,000
,COU
7)0.
!?U0.
1 8'JO
. ie4
12 »:tj p.--r. g(
H.o fLa.rliB.
114,520 Tickets. ^ *
3 i 2.0 rickets it
R-05,320
In ibis Scheme, with ciirbt drawn SalloL,
here wl' He 56 pr zv.s with three nembeisoa
»c~\ ’416 with tw«» number^ on them, tr.n
10.6jB w.ih one number on them Thus
clte?s ha.ii’g none of the dravn bullous on
them being hLnVl
lo detfc,m nft the fate of nil ihe ticket* in
tbeab'.v - Iceiory, 60 numHe s, from one to
«ixtv >n hmiv., will seveiail.’ be placed in a
w*‘?»!«n die hoy of druw-ng, and e’g't ot
the m w.il he dra vn, and that ticket having on
t ns * comhina'i m the 1st, 2 1 a H 'h!»-.i num
•3ts drawn, v. i’l h^ entuled b %**0 000
That havin*r it 'he 4th, 5ih and 6lb, will
»e tntift l to g 10,000.
T «»s h v wr ft them the 3d, 4 h and 5t!\
■*vt 6(1, 7 ti and 8tti, each % *,000
Tiios**h-»ving on thcmt'ie 1st, 6^ and 8th-
a 11st, 7 !i m d tt*Ii, tarh ,.lzd.
Tims- 0 having on t'lcm fie
3 ’. 6'h and 7\\
'd 6'h and Mi!»
2' 7.\»a-.d 8;
<d 4 nft'i 6‘ ;
3 •, 4<i> and T
, 4m and 8'.
3J, 5th and 6.
11. 5*h and 7f ;
Id, 5ii< and 8 h
3 ' 6th and 71
3 6 h am Hu
4> i hand 7 :<
1< ,5lii and Ht
•»h otti ai d 7tl
4th 6th and 8»h
U .7 h ai d H»h
th 6ih aiii) 7
5*h 6th ond 8'h
>'.h,7th and 8•!,
each g 1000.
At! ottiRis, being (30 tickets) having thre
f'lr (1 (tt '1 numt'e.’s on them will each be
ntitled {« 3500.
’’Ilf 5’ *!C!< ti having on h m two of the
Irawn numbers and thus'* tw * the 4lh and
•it*, 4 HI es#ch lie entitled to g’00.
The 104 ick.ts having on ihem two of
do* d MW; r.uT.bers, and to-'se two the 6<h
md 7'h, or 6 h and 8tb, vi’l each be eatilleo
850.
A I o'h'-rs (being 1300tickets) having twn
if the dm am numbers on th.in, will each be
f % «•
All tb at- laving «m th-m any one ot the
1 MWumimbmsitne ng iu,6o8 t ckv.ts, or 13 6
6ire*rh Irawn numb.-r) will each be enti
tled to $8. .
No tic kit which sh M have drawn a prize
of a superior''rni-nitt Htinii can be eolith d «o
an inferior p z • Pnzta payable thirty ihps
if f er *f»e- dra •'*. g, arid subject, as usual, to »
d duebon t tj per cent-
A cnnsid».rr.:»ie pnrtum tf'bis lottery is pu.
up in paicc h of ;’0 tickets, embracing oil tin
w.iibiuatif.n nurnbei'8, from one to suit,
'■•ch parrel* *r-» wan anted to draw at leas
l n fi 4, It s* 'lie -Jediction jf »5 per cent, with
o .n%uy chanc •» f r ihe cap.ud pr
Packages wf 20 tickets, b> evis fic.f-, m-i
Iso be had by tl*e puyinem of the il fle. t-nC'
betw rii th* price of the tickets nnd tb*
r ou:»t w 1 . «:h they nu t of ucccs ity dra *,
sucii itl'T. nr? hritig *65 61.
The t rk. Is will remuui n* the Rrhcme
i.«i-e, ([*,6; mud Wednesday, the lJth nisi.
whinlhtywd hoidvM red t- ^7.
J. B. YATES, )
A.M’lNTVRE.; Ma “°e ers -
Bhilai! -1,4.. . J i.i.u i y 5 o25.
ilir Orders for tickets or sharos, received,
und prize tickets in fourteoitlh class,
taken in payment at
LUTU HR’S
EXCHANGE OFFICE.
Jan t::
tntovumU ,u Wanted ’.
IF QrO.iGV. KII.LF.K, otherwise DAN
1 iFl. Ut'.AND Mll.LF.H, who in (lie .e r
815, strived in S*van»< h, in 'he Abeidetn
"uliHp irt, belonging to J4< *-r.. B- wson &
Suns ef tendon is livirg, ami will apply In
b*s f . mis in Englatv., he w.li bear ot
‘ , »inet- , og much to his f dvantage, He leu
be Aiierdee.il while she lay si Savannvh, and
...ih not been he-'d of by h.s t lends Mine
.hat period. He lead b**«n many years a aat
1 *»•, and, while on board the above vessel
emp-Uqe.l as i carpenter. If he left So-
vanish at that time, it i» probable that hr
mil-red some vessel going to thr Brazil Is-
.Kin a, ns in hi* Ust letter, hr sta ed that it
li b intention to do go. Should he hav^
lied at anyplace who e a register orcertifi
cate of his burial can be obtuined, it would bi
tbsnkfuf.y received and ail exper. ci attending
it, paid by
* ISAACW. MORRELL,
Suvamiah, or
W.W.fcT.L. CHESl'KIt.
New-York
srpt 9 57
Savannah female Asylum.
4 N cliiction for a Matron to (his Inetitu
■T lion, will take |ilacp nt the Asylum
House, on tlio first meeting in February.—
Application for the above to be handed in
to the subscriber.
By order of the Hoard,
E. M. 1.1.0YD, Sa'ry.
nov 13 n '*
JOHN T. ROWLAND,
C C'N ■ INUES to do business'n Mil'.cdgc.
1 vide, and tenders (he offer of his let
vie?* to hi* friends and th** public,in tlie trana
iction of agency business f* eneri **y._,,
oc) 5 68t'
l’,eiT-’ Axes.
A SUPPLY of tho above Axes, received
A ami for sale by A*. O tVi.hlll
OCt 27
STATE LOTTERY
OF
MARYLAND.
—*—
BiGiicsT rmzn
40,000.
6>
SCIIEMF. NO. HI.
I Pri’e of—SJ4d,'iro 4 ’ 0 0 DoPan.
1 Prize o’*—.0,0W> 19 'O00U H .iLts.
1 i'r ze o'—.10,003 ,s 10 j 0 Dollnra.
2 P /. 9 I.f. - 5,000 13 O.OIJO Hoilu, s.
30 Priaea J 1/0.1 :s 3, ,000 Uohaia
"0 i’. z 9 lit-- — 5 l0 19 10,Oil D.iI.H. 3,
SO Pi I* ’3 of 100 is J,' OJ DoiLrs.
P 0 P. zes of 51 I, j.OiJU Hollan.
5000 Pnzea ol ——-iu ia 5U.O00 Lljiiars
5 i 5 Prizes.
H~9> Uianka,
ltio.O 0 Delia, a.
kOPWl Ticket, «t *9, : s 180 000 PoVa s.
The wholc of the prizes u. be tloatiiij.
from the commencement oi the drawing,
except the following, which are to be de
posited in the wheel at definite periods, viz :
On the 5th day, : : • • 410,000.
On the 10th day, : . 5,000.
On the 18th day, : : , 20,000.
On tlio 20th day, : : t ,40,0U0.
The whole to be completed ii.
TvienVj Vruvivo s onYs
The prizes only to be drawn. -The whole
pay able in cash, sixty days after the com
pletion of the drawing, subject to a deduc
tion of fifteen per cent.
JAMES I., HAWKINS.
N. F. WILLIAMS,
J. 15. RlNCitiOI.D,
Commissioners ajt/wintt tl hy the Goecmor and
Counrit
The above Lottery commences drawing
in Baltimore, on 1C £ ONES DA Y, 11th inst.
Tickets jj 12—Shu res in proportion,
OKDBltS
received at the Baltimore price, and prize
tickets taken in payment, at
LUTHER’S
EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No. 8, Commerce-Row.
nav O
31
0\5\>tisUa live j\ CdAtiwy.
JSlVlft. REll,
I> ESPECTFl'I.I.Y informs her friends
**• und the public, that Iu r suionn is > ow
",‘‘ EN , °l‘P lls *te tho Chali,am Academy, lot
toe amiTioN of iufw.s. Assisted l,T
lo r daoghler Mies E. A. H.u msex, shj
O h m her Si r'n c. in teaching tho follcwic*
useful and ornamental bronthos of eduea*
tio.i. W hilst (he returns sincere thunks ful
he patronage hitherto ■extended,, ihe
hopes, hem Ihe reduced rates of tuition and
ln r increased exertions to further the pro
gross of her Pupils, to deserve a still fi, r .
tlier extension of public favor. The course
ol tuition, and the terms on which tchwara
are reciiu’fl, urt—
1st Class—Spelling, Reading, {?> wing nnd
r,i ri Msrkiiig. prrrjucrt^r, : 41 DO
-d. Class—tt uh tt riting. Grammar,
Geography and Aritlime-
tic, : j : ; . . . g aa
Tlio French or Spanish l^nnguagi'H,
lnnliuling ologont embroidery, on
luce or mublin, to any pattern,
pur quarter, : : : ; : : . 10 (, 0
I aiming on velvet, pc r quarter,: : 8 00
^7i ^ l<! mo ‘ st care ^^ Bttention will be
paid by Mrs. Ker, to tiie deportment and
morals of those entrusted to her charge/
IIOV 2 or.
Consumptions, (. oughs, ttjc.
BUT! Kirs
F OB the c»ue‘ f ;*»i f» Ooiig!»*,Consuinp
lie.*, dpiuw.g- ot IHoodj A*Uiii>«s f und
isesseo of the breast an 1 lung*
Thete is perhaps no m* eiral obiervatioi
belter eBtu'ni.sb. d, none more y.enerully cun
■ r»ned by the experience of the b».*t phyiir.i
tusof kii a^es and coiinl'K8. and n-nt
on importance to the h imbii Lft.dy, t'inr
i.n f.ici that many of itte must diflif.iih *n»i in
curable conmimptiop* originate in urglect i
'.'olds.* In a cJiii.ale no variable a»mirp, where
he changes of the wea her are frequent!}
• cldei»«n \ unexpected, it tequirtiiimre ru-c
.nd alientionto guaid against lliia 'iangrr<u
enemy oflite, than most people imagi-.ie •*!
trc.; ble and willing to be* ow. 'The#bids o
.rturmlity tali b>i the meianciio’y Let ihul tin
•wopi.rtion of deaths by th s iJischsc may bi
'onnidcred as nhout five to one. I asmuH
.hen a* «his fatal disease friqueiitly I i s Uh
.,ce io the skill of the most leariicd physci
ns. il is a gratification to the proprietor that
•e is enabled to offer to those tflLc’ed witi
it, ago- d*y prospect of re.ief, i uiat figbh
^Hitiahlt' remedy, the Vegetable I.dmn Sptci-
Jtc. Tl»c Indians are happy in iheir know-
.edge of m dical plants; g' Vr.rned wholly S\
pxpe»ien're, they aiecertain a* to their iff. ct.
.nnd it ia said by on author of great charnclc,
dial a true c'-nsumptiun is a disease never
known among them.
’i hi» Specific is obtained by extraction from
neibs, root-, flowers, plant . 8tc. when in per-
lection. In consequence • f a happy com hint..
lion of the must Viduable herbs, Sic it becomes
8 balsam of a aupeiior value. It imals th#ir.-
ja r ed parts, opens the po.ee, and composes
me disturbed nervts, after die manner*f a><
anodyne/ consequently the cb3truction ot
ihe choa and the nings which constitute tin*
disease, particularly need i's use. It firomote^
expectoration, winch Lronstantlj cslled for,
sod whilst it cleanses m d heal*, it also gives
s itrigih to the tender lungs In this manner
it removes the hectic fevei, improves diges
tion, gives strength to the nerves, repairs ihe
.ppetite and improves the s| irits. This spec*
fi.: mav always be given in safety it ib mild,
plei sant to- fie tasie, and may ssfely be given
u infanta, tor which it is of inestimable value,
tl alKn’ds relict in bowel complaints, teething,
whooping coughs, (Jc. and is found particu
I r.y useful in hypochondri 'cd, nervous aiu.
hvstencMl diseases. Each biil ot directioi
-ontain* a detailed accoun* of this disease in
»»1 it a different stag's, and wdl bj aecompa
ied with »h'* signature <4 the proprietor ir>
Red Ink. It is ff red lor -ale by GEO. HY
»• K O only (my s le agent) Diuggist, cor
ie Ba\ and Winttaker-streets, Savannah, a'
one du'.Lr per bottle.
WM. BUTLER.
dee 30 30
UuvtfcA YVttir Matrasses-
*|xHE subscriber lina just received an us-
1 Bortment of the above art leli-s, war
rauteil to be of the beat quality, for Bale by
J. W. MOEHCL.
0012*
P. M DERAJ O l T,
I NFORMS his frienda andrhc puhlic eon.
erally, that lie has received by recent
arrivals, a large nnd extensive assortment ot
Gi occ, its, Hardware and Dry
Goods,
which will be disposed of wholesale nnd re
lad, on (lie most reasonable terms. Ti *
following arlicles comprise a part of hi*
present stock, viz
!0 Hogs e-.ds prime Ft Crn'x ~„ r «.
10 Rose* Wbilfi-nd/ .,
0 Mojeg Blown 5 H,oi,d, d ,
60 Barrels Loaf and hump do
50 H cl Hzv-inz Cr t-n Coffee
* l-e.essuperior 4i!. orool Biandr
* Fif e* d> H dlsmJ G n
5 Fines Imitslion Biandv, 4th proof
* Do do G ; n
2 Fipes very supeiior o'd Peach Brand,
2 Puncheon. do do I isl, Who he,
JO Hegsh ad'andJ PtiLd Iphia Kyi
100 Barrel. C Whisew
100 turret. Northern Gin ’
2 Pipe, tup- n 11 old H«d-ir» w",„e
® Half i\r*^t WUIV .»l..u . Or,
10 U .srteiTTvsks Tenet ff- ( j u
Vert superior old Ma feua Wire unfl
Cognac Brandy in < } eftiij- hns
1 JO VI'bxie and > Barre's supufl >c fresh
10U Half i FI iir
100 'b.r els No* 3, New hLckaitl
5-7 *3 li t els No. 2, no uo
1M0 Baskets Table Sk't
20 Lanka L'.eese
‘z0 Barrels Copperas
200 Reams Wiapiung Papef
5d Bags B uck Pepper
10 H >xes Cbucn’gte
20 Five (ixlliui Dem-jjhns
5 Bar els Glue
10<i Krgs t‘E and !'*F Dupuqi's Gunpowder
5 Pound Liinwie soft.uuenor uo
HiO Pier eg 4 : inch Loiion Baggu.g
2 Hales Bagging Twine
10 While ami 7 Boxes 3 Wbittimorc'k
6 Half 5 genuine Cards
10 Hoses Wool Hats
5 Uni ts Straw Bunne'j
10 Cod* Hale Rope
5 Dozen Bed Con’#
50 D j Plough Lines
100 Pu.inds s*oh Cords
6 Bales Point, Loudon Duffle
Blankets
10 OsBrs colored and bleached and uif
bleached Homespuns
70 Gross Lull Table spoons
11 Du dn Tea do
■*0 Do Teutania Table do
Plated Thbitt and Tt-a do
Copper,Cast, Wi ought and Cnmposi-
non Tea Ki-.ules of all s z. a
Bra S' Kettles for making preserves
50 ^ctu of Did) Covers
20 i’ousShpar Mould*
1 I) > Sid Irons
1 Dn Bar Lead
1 Dj Sheet Iron
100 Casks assorted Cut Nail*
Mil), Cross Cut and Whip Saw, mrdo
expressly for this msrket
20 D- z£u H o .fliiSk.Wb, WoouSaws and Ten
nant Sbh-s •
Biai k (Tilth Sledges and nandhsrrrrrrs
Ant tie, from I to 2( 0ibs. rea* mousy
hole
Blscbsm th’s Bellows.from 24 to .36
Single and Double Screw PLup
Corn Mills, from No. I to 5
2 Tors Hoc ksand Di>-g*-s
Brass Andirons, f cm g J 50 to $3
Bia u * and Hiie FeuPeis, W:th she vet®
a* d tongs to match
5 Braid's Patent IL es
100 D' znn Padlock*
ttecJya'ds tn weigh from 200 to 500Ibd
2 'Tons of S.eel,cor.8 ; 9tmg «>f Shear,Eng
lir.h, Bfste> ed and Cast
Stoves *vith Fip 8
1000 Pound- Waggon Boll*, assorted
F«ncy Curtain Pins
5 Bag?'Trace Chains
2 Drz.m Currying Knives
200 Dozen Currv Comb*
6 Sets White handle Knives and Fork^
consisting of 50 p eces each
10 Sets Britannia Tcaputt.
Sugar a«;d Cream do
6 Dozen P itent Shot Belts
? I)nz »i! Game Bags
2 D z n Powder ilorna and T’ank*
1 C^se dniblc and single barrel Gimf
10 Dozen Wire and 20 doz Hair Sifters
2 Dozen Fancy Hall Mats and 50 sets o
Table Mala
ALSO,
A general RssortmFi t of Cnmenter's Planes,
brushes, ai d Fancy Bi llows, wi'h many other
articles in the above line,too tedious to enu
merate.
EXPECTED DAILY,
20 Tons of Carr on Chungs, which will he
sold low from the wfcs’.f.
nt-v V*