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military honors arc paying to General La- ,A Tho City Marshals and City Constables are required to take into custody all such negroes and persons of color, as may be found at all trespassing upon, or attending the procession, parades, &c. during the stay of General Ufayk.ttk in this city.— The City Constables will turther obey all orders emanating from tho Marshals of the day. during the time of the Procession in honor of General Lafaybttr. W. C. DANIEI.Ii, Mayor. Police-Office, 14th March, 1825. JT At a meeting of the Teachers of this City, held at lira Academy, Saturday, 12tli instant, the following were among the res olutions adopted and ordered to be pubhsh- 6l o Resolved, That such teachers ua have not attended our meetings, be requested to unite with us in celebrating tho arrival of the “ Nation’s Guest ” in this city. “ Resolved, That the parents nnd guar dians of such children ns do not at present attend any school, be invited to send them to the Academy, or to join the school of any of the Teachers who have attended our meetings—the day and liuur shall be made known through tho public prints.” The Teachers and Parents of such chil dren as may attend, are particularly re quested to use every exertion to have as •much uniformity in their dress as possible. The dress recommended for the occasion, may he known bv application to any of the teachers. HENRY MACDONNELL, Chairman. W. \V. Wash, Secretary. Masonic Dinner.—Subscribers to the Dinner, to be given by his Masonic Breth ren to General Lafayette, are informed that Tickets are left at T. Lonsworth’s Book Store, where those Brethren who have not already, may have an opportnnity to subscribe, R. W. PoM.ER, N. H. Ol.MSTE.AD, S. C- House, Gvoroe White, D. Carney, Jr, C. A. ItlROlNS, F. Gili.et, prices of the proceeding week. We know of no sales above $3 l U J cts, but' thn most favorite brands wuuldstill command }3J. Ml WMAL PORT or IAVAXHA.H. Fop New-York, ESTABLISHED LUCS* The regular packet ship SAVANNAH, | . Win, Bcbee, Master, Will meot with immediate de spatch. For freight or passage, having el egantly furnished accommodations, apply to Capt. Boboe on board, at Jones’ Upper Wharf, or to HALL & HOYT. March 16 ft For New-York, Tho fast sailing packet brig STRANGER, Cartwright, Master, Will sail first fuir wind. For freight ARRIVED, 8hip Savannah, Uecoe, Now York, 5 days, with a Bill cargo, to Hall U Hoyt, owners, 0. Taft, Ponce & 11‘Keniie, W. T Willicma, A. Poster Jr. it Co, F M. Stone, If. Hosg & to. Dunham A tampficld, Hazard ti Urns low, S. C. Dunning, Gen. Gordon, H, Clc- land, P- Hill, Bradl v, Clagho n Ik Wood, W. ft H. Rose, Mayers A Hamilton, J. H. Kn re, W. Gaston, T K Price, H. Campbell, G, B. Lamar, J. Ai d ran" A Co. A. V B. Wood, pn (] c ck or passage, having good accommo. itrr ou boaid - at lef, Ms CunningUm, T* Duller Of Co. H C«8-|^ on ^ lns ^PI )er Wharf,j>r to i«:dy Ik Co. A. Dufaure, j. W. Long, I. W. Morrell, Johnston, Hills 8c Co# G F. Palmes, | F. Qillet k E-o. J. Lewis, I- Norton, J. lnglis & Co fJ. Pea, J, Kopman & Co. J. P. Setze, C. Kelsey Co. W. Lippitt & Co. J. Oldershaw, A. Buiet, K. Bliss, and N. B Weed. Pas* aengers, Messrs. Cooper, Bolles, Goodwin,, Uoae, Moore, Burroughs and Coleman. C02»lXKCBRCZAZi. March IB COHEN & MILLER. 94r The sloop Delight, Cooper, for Charleston, put back on Saturdays on account of head winds. „ , The Commerce, Ritchie,, for Chirleston, was driven ashore in Greenock harbor, night night Jan 17th. Th* ship Emperor, Bennett, from *h s port, sailed from Hampton Rhodes on the 6U1 inst. George Buchanan, of Savannah, came pas senger in the ship Silas Richards, arrived at New York from Liv. rnool VP FOR THIS PORT, At New Yor*, Jtli in*'* ftuip * orsair, Porter ARRIVED FROM THIS PORT, At Ab* raeen, br»g T’.aveJIer. Goldie. 1 1 Liverpool, Feb 10, ahip Chariot, Pratt / Izette, Shaw; Thomas Fowler, Candler, / Oglethorpe, Taubner- At St Johns, E. F. 12th ult- schr. Lafayette; sr.hr. Ruby. At Charlenton, on Sunday; Pdot-Boat Sa vannah, White, 1 day; steam-boat Henry Shultz, Lubhock At Providence, 2d inst. ship Mary Almy, Cook. Philadelphia March 7■—Schr. Sophia, Mor rison, Mati'caibo, 30 days. Feb. 14, while mooring on the south si ie of Mayaguans, saw n large -hip whh yellow sit'es ashore on the reef, aooul 2 lengu s E of the S. W. point of the Island, her fore and main top mast stai " Jing, and mizen mast gone, could see ho sig nal on board of her, the surf then breaking 'TjlOR SALE by with great violence outside of her* At mer - Jj J, dian buttled r nnd the *he S. W. po>nt, and close »n with the W. side of the Ilmd, t« see it any rig ial was made by the crew on li.ore, but saw uone. Extract from a Liverpool Price Current of the Oth of February : We have Itad an improved demand for Cotton last week, with an advance in prices of about l per lb. The total sales from the 29th ult. to tho evening of the 4th, amoun ted to 15(600 bagB, 15.800* of which were Americans—average of the uplands JO J— Orleans Ilf-—Alabumas 10 7-16—Sea- Islands 20There was a good demand on the 5tli, and about two thousand of all sorts, sold; and the sales yesterday were estimated at two thousand bags, at full and steady rates. The trade have purchased willingly of late. It is now understood that the master spinners will have no further trouble with the operatives, at least for some time to come, that the consumption is more likely to increase than diminish, and as ev ery account from the U. S. confirms the ex portation of a very limited export from thence, independent of the inferior quality of the new crop ; holders of old cotton are sanguine of still better prices, although they have of late met tin? demand rapidly. An Import of 44b bbls prime Wilmington . . ,, . .. _ , _ tor in consequence of the very reduced J’ft received hy the ship Savannah, from st urpok fiflvnnrpfi tn ; ■New-^i one, tor sale by For Boston, Ths fine fast sailing schooner ROMEO, Capt. Crowell, Master, Has the greater part of her carjo engaged, for freight apply to JOHN CANDLER, Jones’ Buildings.’ Who has for sale, No. t, 2 and 3 Mackerel No. 1 Boston Beef Cordage of all sizes, duck Madeira and Claret Wine in boxes, and Two large Tarpaulins March 16 94 1m Mb dfo Jfb YOU. kU\VU.£. A LINE OF PACKETS haB been esta blished between New-York and Havre, lo leave botli ports regularly, on the first ind fflrenth days of null month during the year. The ships composing the line, are just sailers, well found andpommanded, cop pered and copper fastened. Their accom modations for passengers, comprise all that can be required, for comfort and conveni ence. Passengers in the cabin will bo ta ken for $140 each, for which they arefurnish- c< with beds, beddding, wines and ample stores of every description. Guods intended for shipment by them, may be sent to the agents, who will attend to their reception and forwarding, without clntrge tor storage or commissions. The expenses which may, in such cases be actu ally incurred, will when requested, be col lected with the freight at Havre. A letter Bag is at the New-York Poet Office, fur all letters that may be sent by mail. Lettcfe respecting either freight or pas sage, must be addressed, poet, paid, to CRASSOUS & BOYD. Agents, .Ye u’ York. oct 14 72 Whiskey and Faint. C C. GRISWOLD, offers for sale, land- ft ing from ship Savannah, 100 Barrels Whiskey In Store, 100 Kegs White Lead 22 do Black Faint 5 do Spanish Brown to Barrels Whiting March 1C Ginabuvgka avA VvAue, J UST received and for sale by JOHN H. REID. Feb 22 75 Gin, Whiskey and Flour, March 14 E. BUR RILL, Mongin’s Wharf. 92 For l -ew-York. (E STABL rs n EI) LlJf E,) The fast soiling packet ship WM. WALLACE, IVml, J fatter, Will have immediate despatch. For freight or passage, having handsome accommodations, apply to the master on board at Jones* upper Wharf, or to IIALL & HOYT, march 7 07 For Liverpool, The brig CATHARINE, C.Adams,Master. Is more than three-fourths loaded, and will proceed without delay. For freight of the haliince of her cargo, apply to the master on board, or to ANDREW LOW & CO. March 15 93o Fire Company of Savannah. A N adjourned meeting of your Beard, will be held at Commerce Row, No. 1, The trade have purchased \ THIS DAY, at. seven o’clock, P. M. to elect a Chief Fireman and Clerk, and to transact any business that may occur. JOAN IIAUPT, Clerk pro tem. March 16 94 Corn Afloat. 1OQ0 BUSHELS CORN, afloat, for Feb 24 GEO. F. PALMES. Exchange Dock. 77 . BALL DRESSES. A FFjW very splendid BALL DRESSES, together with a handsome assortment of Fancy Attic'as, stock of the article, last week advanced to IBs 6d per bbl. The sales of turpentine amounced to -2691 bbls. at 11 6 to 1 l 9 per ewt. For Carolina rice the demand con tinues limited, and the sales of last week were only 31 ts. at 17 to 21 percent. Lust week 9til) salted hides brought 26 to 27 4 each ; and for 12 m. New-York bbl. staves lul. 15 was obtained, and for 10 m. Boston bbl. 7/. 10. * There must be some mistake here. JAMES ANDERSON &, CO* March 16 94 p Jnst VtcccvvcA, T^ASSAR’S Superior Ale, nnd Crab Ap- Siva infs Pan tcea. A FRESH SUPPLY of this celebrated Medicine, just received per ship Globe, and for sale by GEO. RYERSON. dec 4 For New-York, The coppered and copper fastened packet brig PHEASANT, John Bailey, Master, For freight of 200 bales cotton, or passage, apply to the master on board, at Mongin’s Lower Wharf, or to JOHN CUMMING & SON. Mnrch 15 P3e ttWckitig. A FEW dozen of Day & Martin’s Genu ine Blacking, for sale bv P. E. BRASSINNE, Druggist, opposite the Exchange. Jan 26 Door Mats. J UST received by the William Wallace, three dozen best quality. India Door pie Cidgr, in whole and half barrels. IN STORE, Half Barrels Family Pork nnd Beef & First and second quality manufactured , r „„ , , „ Tobacco T.irrqxx/l, Jan. 24.— 1 he sales ot Cotton For sale by W. LIPPITT. on Saturday, the 22d, were estimated at ( March 16 9 ip from 600 to 800 bags of all sorts. There is only a moderate inquiry this morning, and so far, but little business going forward. —■— A N extra meeting of the “ Georgia Agri- ITavre, Jan. 31, 1825.—Cotton The'"* cultural Society of Navannah,” \vill_bc large quantity bought on speculation during this month, has been the chief cause of the Mats, *’or sale by March 15 I. W. MORRELL. 93 Agricultural Society. F Prime rwed It ice, OR SALE—apply to SAMUEL M. BOND, or R. & J. HABERSHAM. March 11 90 rise which gradually took place in this ar ticle, for our Spinners still reckoning on large arrivals of the now crop, have bought but little, notwithstanding that their wants are great and our stock not largo—Although prices have kept firm forthiB week past, they have not varied. A cargo which has just come in from Mobile has been sold on hoard ot 28s. with a guarantee of its being cur rent merchandize. The total arrivals this month have been 6053 bales. Our present quotations are for Georgia Uplands, 26 to 284 ; Louisiana, 28 to3 8 ; .Alabama, &c. 27 to 29 sous. Rice—Is worth from 33 a 38f. A lot of 37 casks just arrived per Stcphania, and not yet lauded, has already been sold at 30f. Nevj-York, Jdarch 5.—Cotton—The Im port from the 26th Feb. to 4th March was 4003 hales. Virginia 300; North-Carolina, 623 ; Georgia, 121J; South-Carolina, 1319; New Orleans, 311 ; Providence, 172; Port land, 35. We have very little to remark on the transactions that have taken place since our last notice of this article. Tho market has been rather inactive; sales in all have not exceeded 2,600 bales, at rates about the same as before, perhaps, in some eases a trille less, has been taken. We fc*l on tho whole, however, warranted in continuing our quotations. Upland, (lb.) 16 a 19 cents ; Louisiana, 18-4 a 21 ; Sea-Island, at tho Exchange on THURSDAY NEXT, at twelve o’clock. By order of the President.. WILLIAM P. MARSHALL, Secretary. March 16 94 Notice, Just received and for sale hi/ the. Subscribers. BOXES FRESH OLIVES, 20 Drums do Figs 2 Bales do Almonds 10 Boxes Vermicelli 20? 6 do Macarohi 25 do Primes 10 do French Cordial in do Capers. 150 Pickled Tongues 10t) Boxes Bunch Raisins 25 Kegs Crackers 10 Boxes Vin do Gruvo 25 do Chateau Margaux 20,000 Cabana Segars 30 Marlow Cheese 12 Baskets Annisecd Cordial 20 Boxes Jlrandv Fruit. GAUDRV & HERBERT. Mnreli 16 94 p Lffayette. A FEW copies of the accurate full length portrait of LAFAYETTE, from the celebrated print of Leroux, are for sale at the Book-Store of S. C. & J. SCHENK. March 14 92p Sperm Oil. L ANDING from brig Gov. Hopkins, 1000 Gallons Sperm Oil, first quality, from the manufactory at New-Bodfnrd, fqr sale by A. BASSETT. March 14 Masonic Aprons. A FEW elegant Royal Arch and Master Mason’s Aprons, inst. received and for sale by BUTLER & SCRANTl>N. March 10 89 New-York Gin, ■J BARRELS of the above arti- X vX cle, just landed and for sale on accommodating terms, by March 11 J.P. HENRY. °0u l aton and Lard. A BOXES BACON Ttrv/ 50 firkins Lrtrd—Landing from j schr. Barracoa, from Baltimore. For sale w j by HALL & HOYT, in the Pennsylvania Canal Lottery,] March 8 87 cainc to hand last night. As the drawing TICKETS RECEIVED. rjYHE tickets ordered by the undersigned none ottered ; Tennessee, 16 a 17; ma. 16 a 19. Ilk Alaba- of the whole Lottery will be received on Thursday night, immediate application must be made. HIGHEST PRIZES, DOLLARS Importation, 1575 tierces, 322 half I tierces. Tins article has been rather hea- ' _ T _ vv this week, and but few sales effected.— DOLLARS The importation being heavy, and buttri- A1<l n AT1 thug demand for exportation, has caused ® OX* ^4SOOO^ A 01* ^2X28^ the article to be rather neglected. We do 20 OP $1000, &0. &C. AO. Hot vary our quotations from last week.— • Tickets $8—Halves £4—Quarters $2— 30,000 Ri<*,oM an ’> ordinary, (per 100 lbs.) 2 75 a Eights $1.’ : “°> nt -'W. middling to prime, 3 12J a $4. . XT The owner of a prize of $1000, order- I ed by the subscriber in the lust class, re- yharhslon,JtIarch 14 —Cotton.—Purcha- ceived the ticket but one day previous to Lafayette llailges. J UST received LAFAYETTE WATCH RIBBONS,WAIST do. and BADGES, and for sale by D. B. NICHOLS & CO. March 12 91 p Troy Candles. J UST received per ship Augusta, Boxes Troy Candles. 100 sers of Uplands had began to come into the market, and sales were made to some ex tent on Monday and Tuesday last; but the nnlavoruble news from Liverpool to the22d January, by the South. Boston, has again brought them to a stand, very few sales i Having been effected since, and those at a reduction of about half a cent, on previous a es. bna-Islaods and Santees are till held Hid occasiorily g0 off at high rates. repeat the quotations oflast sales,in several instances, have F<*n mad e at & reduction of 12£ ctu. on the the drawing’s being received. W. ROBERTSON. March 16 \\ hiskey, -pqOR SALE by T s T.i’TTlP.il For sale by Feb 25 J. B. HERBERT & CO. 4.0 Hen ing BOXES Herring, first sort—just received aud for sale by A. BASSETT. March 12 91 E W anted. MPTY PORTER BOTTLES.-Ap- ply to March 4 GEO. RYERSON. Hinges. T WO thousand pair Hook and Plate Hinges, assorted, from Rto 24 inches, for Bale by N. B. WEED. March 7 For Mde,' rreight or Charter, A pilot-boat—burthen forty-five tons, a first-rate Bailer, and in com- ? plete order for any voyage. For . • further particulars, apply to BRADLEY, CLAO ROILY & WOOD. dec 24 Hibernian society. Tile members of the Hibernian Society, are requested to meet at the City-Hotel, on THURS DAY, the 17th inst. at ten o’clock precisely. By order of the Pres't. ALEX. HUNTER, Sce’ry. March 15 '93 JOSEPH KOPMAN 3? CO H AVE received by the recent arrivals an addition to their STOCK OF DRY GOODS on hand, consisting of a LanOE ASSORTMENT OF STAYi/R UOODfS, together with a great variety of FANCY SILKS, BAREGES, & c . &c— Also, STEEL BELTS AND BRACELETS, a new article—all of the latest fashions, and selected with great care by the Senior Part ner. which they offer to their friends at a small advance on the New-York prices. March 10. 89 n Sl'RlN'U tmd SYNUMEIl GtMVfyS. B Y the ships Georgia aod Harp, arrived from Liverpool, the subscribers have ruieived their usual supply of SEASONABLE Bury Having been purchased with cash, pre vious to the advance in England, thoy can be afforded and will he sold at low prices, and on a long credit, for undoubted paper. ANDREW LOW & CO. Feb 29 30 ID A l’EW DAYS LONGER. £(| Ajf Sit I, Dentist, W ILL remain in Savannah for a few days longer. Those Indies and gen tlemen who may require his professional services, will please to make immediate ap Plication, at the CITY-HOTEL. Ladies can be waited on at their respec tive dwellings, if preferred. mutch 14 92 T Coffee, Migar, Whiskey, d;c. p* S’! BAGS Prime Green Coffee new crop UU 23 Boxes White and Brown Sugore 20 Barrels St. Croix do 50. do Loaf Sugar 50 Half Barrels Flour 30 Whole do do 125 Barrels New-England Gin 100 do Whiskey 125 Kegs Nails, assorted 100 do Dupont’s Powder 20 Kegs Best Tobacco ■100 Bags Shot, assorted 10 Pipes Holland Gin 5 do Cognac Brandy 2 hhds Jamaica Rum 5( bbls Mackeral, assorted, No. 3 With many other articles in my line which I will set low for cash or city acceptance. h- PETTY. Worth 1? «iu mm SAMs* COFFEE. BY CALVIJY BAKER, THIS DAY, 16th instant, At XI o’clock, will be sold on Smith’s Wharf, landing from ship Armndillo, from Port-au-Prince, 412 BAGS COFFEE. Terms cash. March 15 ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. BY CALVIJf BAKER, On the FIRST TUESDAY in MAY NEXT, At XII o’clock, in front of the Court- House, will be sold without reserve, that valuable tract of Land, No. 75, in the Third District, Habersham County. One half of the purchase money will be required at the time of sale, and the balance on the firet of January, 1326, with interest, secured by mortgage on the land. Sold by permission of the Court of Ordinary, and by order of the administratrix. Mnrch 3 T HE subscriber proposes to open a SCHOOL, on MONDAY, the 21st inst ant, in a suitable room in thn neighbor hood of the Baptist Church. The course of education which is intended to be pur sued, is the English Language, ' taught grammatically, together with the most use ful branches in Arithmetic, Trigonometry, Geometry, Geography, &c. The subscri ber being entirely disengaged from any oth er business whatever, will devote his undi vided attention to the instruction of his pu pils ! and for the interest of those who may place their children under his care, he would also board a few of the children whom he would undertake to educate. It is earn estly and respectfully requested, that those who intend to patronize this institution, would make their intentions known to me before the day above mentioned. B. W. LEACH. N. B.—All persons who have borrowed bonks from the subscriber, are requested to return them without delay. B. W. L. March 15 93u MAHOGANY FURNITURE, Piano Fortes, Ourled Hair Ma trasses, l eather Beds, BOLSTERS & PILLOWS, CHAIRS, &c. T HE subscriber offers for sale thn follow ing articles, warranted to be of the best quality:— Sideboards, Sets of Dining Tables Single do do Sofas, Tea Tables Breakfast do. Dressing Tables Do. with Glasses, Card Tables Rosewood Work Tables, Mahogany do Secretaries, Bureaus Double and single Work Stands Ward Robes, Piano Stools Mahogany Choirs, Curled Maple ds Rosewood do High Post Mahogany Bedsteads Do do Curled Muple do Mahogany Field Bedsteads Curled Maple do Mantle nnd Pier Glasses Cribs. Cradles, Easy Chairs Candle Stands, Window Blinds Hall Lamps. Brass Fenders, Wire do Andirons, Tongs and Shovels Dressing Glasses of every description Piano Fortes Double and Single Hair Mattrasses I)o do Moss do Feather Beils, Bolsters and Pillows Children’s Chairs of nil kinds Windsor Chairs of every description Cots and Matrasses to fit. Also, a large assortment of Brussels and Ingrain Carpeting and Rugs to match The above articles can be examined at l he store in Whittsker-Street, opposite Col. Shellman. I. VV. MORRELL. Murch 15 93 HKMuVAL. T HE subscriber has removed from bis old stand, three doors west, in Con gress-Street, where he olfers lor sale a gen eral assortment of (iroceriea & Dvj Goods, very cheap for cash. EDWARD PERKINS. March 2 th’rc Sweet ■ il and Cordials. O ~ BASKETS SWEET OIL £mllJ 50 do Anniseed 20 Boxes OliveB 10 Boxes assorted French Cordials 10 do Capers Just received and for sale by JOS. AUZE* V?rcb brandy «x v iaret Wine. 5 PIPES BRANDY, Otard, Dupuy &Co. 10 do do Bordeaux 20 Casks Claret 50 Boxes do 10 Barrels White Wine Vinegar 10 Boxes Preserved Fruits 6 Boxes White Havana Sugar 6 Hampers Empty Bottles 6 Barrels Sweet Oil 20 Coils Bale Rope 4 Hogsheads Loaf Tobacco 100 Ivegs White Lead For sale bv JOS. AUZE. March 10 89i. LAFAYETTE Military Badges J UST received, an assortment of LA FAYETTE LADIES’ BELTS, and GLOVES for Ladies and Gentlemen.——* Also, some very fresh ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, and a few BALL DRESSES, vory low for cash, at MRS. BEAULARD’S New Fancy Store. March 11 90n Kece ver Tax Heturns Office. T HE subscriber is now ready to receive the Returns of Taxable Property, for this county. His office is in Jamo B Morri son, Esq’s. Building, adjoining John C. Nicoll, Esq. ADAM COPE, R. T. R. C. C. Feb 11 «6J| wnoo sails** FURNITURE. BY J. B. HERBERT Sr CO. Ou TUESDAY, 13th inst. Will be sold at the Ware Room of Mr. JaB. Taylor, opposite Col. Shellmun’s Man sion House, Broughton-Strect, at XI o’clk. the owner being about leaving the city, the STOCK IN TRADE, consisting of Side boards, Sofas, Pillar and Claw Breakfast and Card TableB, Dining Tables, Dressing do. Secretaries, Bookcases, Bureaus, Field and High Post Bedsteads, Wash Stands, Hat Racks, die, of the beBt workmanship.— Terms cash. March 16 ADMINISTRATRIX’ SALE. BY X 8. HERBERT & 00. On FRIDAY. 13th March, Will be sold at the Marble Yard in State street, next to Dr. Habersham, at 11 o'clock, a quantity of Marble Slabs, Brown Stone, aud Stone-Cutter’s Tools, together with the Building on said Lot, being the personal estate ofWilliam Masterton, deceased, and sold by order of the administratrix. Terms cash. Feb 21 SPUING GOODS. B Y the South Boston, from Liverpool. and the late arrivals from the North, tne subscribers Jiave received a handsome assortment of English and American IDIRW ®sDD[D^ 9 which they offer on accommodating term^> ALSO, 10 Casks Carolina Roes. C. W. ROCKWELL & CO. March 12 9i n || TICKETS RECEIVED IN UNION CANAL LOTTERY, FIFTEENTH CLASS. NEW SERIES. T HOSE who have ordered tickets in the. above Lottery, will call and receive them. In ten days the drawing will take place in Philadelphia, and those who wish to secure a chance for the following Splen did Prizes, will do well to call immediately ,• 20 1000 30 500 1 of 30,000 10,000 5,000 2,128 52 104 &c. &c. &c. Tickets eight dollars.—Call at 100 50 LUTHERS EXCHANGE OFFICE. March 2 I6ih i ‘Taxving l\ec,e\vei\ O F Grand State Lottery of Maryland, No. 3. 4912, 6999, 9792, 12707, 17140 of 4100 7190, 13416, 16854 v 60 192 , 0 All thn capitals are yet undrawn, and a(l of them floating except the 40,000, viz: 30vOOO,in,OOQ, 5000, And 13 of 1,000, &c. &c> The 17th drawing is due on the 13th inst. Tickets yet remain at 412, but must sooa advance. The Lottery will be completed in one,, month, or less.—Ckll and leave vnur orders at LUTHER’S Exchange Ufiicc. March 12 fl] IS otice. T HE co-partnership heretofore existing; between the subscribers, is this day- dissolved ; the afi'airs of the concern wijfil be settled bv # ROBERT HABERSHAM, who will still continue to transact Factorage $ Commission Bifc’ siness. ROB. HABERSHAM, JOS. HABERSHAM. March 8 f.Ti. Is otice. T HE co-partnership existing heretofore in this city, under the firm of BLISS &. WADSWORTH, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. ELIAS BLISS, JOHN E. WADSWORTH. N. B. The business will be continued by tho subscriber. ELIAS BLISS. Savannah March 1, 1825. March 2 N otice. T HE subscribers to the Savannah Aux« iliary Society, for ameliorating the condition of the Jews, are requested to pay their subscriptions fi r the present year. E. E. PETTIGREW, Sec’ry. Feb 22 75 Final M otice. A LL persons in arrears to .the city for taxes, due previous to the first day of January, 1825, are hereby notified, that un less they call and pay the same, before the 20th inst. that levies will.be made and their property advertised for sale. F. M. STONE, Marshal. March 2 82 Final Notice. P ERSONS indebted to the estate of the late William Craig, deceased, by due bill, note, bond, or open account, arc notifi ed for the last time, that if they are not set tled on or before the (irst day of April next, they will be placed in the hands of an at* torney for collection and suit. JOHN'M’NrSH, Executor. Mnrch 5 85 •Nttticfc is \\fct eAyj vi\v?n, T HAT ninety days after date, applies tion wifi be made to the Steam-Hon' Company of Georgia, to issue a new cer tifiente of stock, for one destroyed, date! 20th October, 1819, for two sliarCB, an< numbered 138. Savannah 10th Feb. 1825 JAMES C. CAMPBELL. Feb 11 6«