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Newspaper Page TextK* f jy’ew Setlea—'VoV. VU 8AVANNAH, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 9, £825. 11*. THE (8 edited and published IS TUB CITY OT SAVANNAH, By G. «s W. Robertson, AT FIOHT miunl »*» 4SNUM, SATAOLK IS AllVARQB. —-a®®—— FOB ’ rDI! ' PODKTBV, 19 published to meet the arrangement ot the 'rail, three times a week, (Tuesdsy, Thursday and Saturday) at the Office of '.hr jjadv Georgian, and contains al' the In r-lli- «nce, Commercial, Political and Hip teller,» Cnus, including advertisement., pub ished in Ute Daily Paper. The Country Paper i* se .tto all psrtsot the State and Union, or delivered in the city, at Sv.; dollars per annum, payable in tdrsnci:. Advertisements are inserted in both pa era at 75 cents per square, of 14lines, for he firm Insertion, and 37} for every succeeding pub- ^Xhimntumcirtlona bv Hail, mini ie Pul pM Saws <.r laml and n*groe» by Admimatra. tors. F.xrcutors or guardians, are required, by law, to be held on the firs Tuesday in tbe month between the hours often hi 'hi: fore, nnnn and three in the afternoon, at the Court 11 .use of the county in which the property •« ■it'tate — Notice of these sales must be given in a public gazette rix:y days previous to the dayofssle. Notice ofthe ssle -if personal property must be give in I ke maimer, Fo ty days previous to the Jay »f‘ale. Notice to tin debtors and creditors of an estate must he published for iVly days, Not'Ce th-t application will be made to the Court of Ordinary for leave to sell laud, must be published .VineMonths. Notice. N INE months after date application will be made to the Honorable the Jus tices of the Inferior Court of Chatham County, for leave to sell a tract of land, known as number eight, Otli District, Pike (formerly Mtinroe) County, for the benefit of t lie heirs and creditors of the estate of of N. 8. Bayard. N. J. BAYARD, Administrator estate N. 8. Bayard. J"» j . 3-4P* N otice. P ERSONS having demands against the estate ofThoinas Johnston, will please present them, properly attested, at the Counting-Room of R. & J. Habersham. HAMUTA1, JOHNSTON, Executrix ofthe estate ofThontas Johnston, dec 18 -Hi. IkOilCli. T riK auba'tftber? be-ng about to decline bn sinesg in ibis p’.ace, rcquist pevsuns ha jng tleroaroJa aginat them, to present the’-’ for pi'vment A B. FANNIN & °0. cc* 5 6 P H Administrator's t* olice. N NMSO.dTIlSfrom this date, we ahull np plv to the Honorable the Inferior Con* Chatham county, win .» aittirg fur or<lin »r> C » poses, ta sell tbe real estate of William fcybew. C. H. 11 AYPFiN, P. MrAYHEW, Administrator's. aurru«t 19 45 Cognac brandy. 6 PIPF.S “Soignette's Brand,” just re ceivud per LouLa Matihla, for sain by J. B. HERBERT & CO. IN STORE, 50 Tiercns new Ri<’e 10 Pipes Holland Gin JO Hogsheads Jamaica Runi 50 Barrels Flour 30 Barrels Hams 75 Barrels Gin 50 Crates Croehcry 20 Kegs Butter 50 Barrels Mtiekarol, No. 3 20 Cases Port Wine 10 Casks Oil Jan U Goshen Rutter, Lard $c. J UST RECEIVED by ship Corsair, and other late arrivuls 12 firkins Goshen Butter, 1st quality 25 kegs leaf Lard 8 bhls Butter Crackers 20 half and quarter bbls Buck Wheat and Rye Flour 10 bbls Pilot Bread, for family use For sale by A. BASSETT No. 1. Mongin's New Building! feb 12 67 Share Mou'ds, P rk, Gin, ft?c C C. GRISWOLD offers for sale, lan* • ding from ship CorsAir 4 tons Share Moulds In S/ore, 56 barrels Northern Gin 18 do Mess Pork, New-York .city inspection 1 ton Steel 100 kegs White Lead SM kegs Black Paint 8 do Verdigris 5 do Spanish Brown . 10 barrels Whiting ° 67 Beers’ Axes. L S ,Pr,H I | LY 1 f tllc a * >nve Axcs ' received ««27 m eby JY. B. WEED. 1HRM> & lH©TOs> 8® OFFER FOR SALE, 1IOOSHEADS prime anil second quality 8t. Croix Sugar. 50 barrels do do do sugar 7o bags prime green coffee 30 crates blue and green edged plates 10 tons iron, assorted 5 pipes cognac brandy 5 do Holland gin and half gin 8 hogsheads Jamaica rum halfpipes, quarter casks, quarter casks wine 30 barrels loaf sugar 30 coils bale rope 200 grind stones 2000 bushels Maryland corn ooo do Long Island white, equal to Georgia Hint corn nov 23 tKKsH garden seeds AND TiuYbous Yltvwer Hoots* J UST receded by the nibwibcr, •'nd w*'. rnntqd of the last season'? growth, 2 box'-s Garden Seed Lpu^ up bv A. M'Mabon A -'’o. PhUa-lclphia, expressly for tbit market, and c«»MUining the following assortmt nts, via. 14. Early curled Let tuce 15. Hoy al Cabbage do 1*. Vntmeg Melon 17. Spinach 18. Summer Savoy *9. Sweet Basil '0 Sage ?1. Nsilurtium 22. Colery 93 Early Pcbb ?4. Late do 25 Earlv bunch bean ; ~6. lied French do AISO, 90 Packr.ge* contaiu ng the following Bui »ous Blower Hoots, via. t, D-ub’e Hyacinths I 4.Mf»tic*iHigerfl >we- F ne Tulip* I .i D ub!e Tuberose :1 |6 ii.arol BctMehcrr Eorsjueby P.M'DEiUlOlT F-h 2 “8 1. Dromlicad C»bbag-e 2. Long Red Beet J Long Orange Carrot 4 Parsley 5 Leek 6. Onion Salmon Radish 8. Eurly Purple do. 9. Hound leaved 10. F.arly Turnips »1. T.ote do 2* Sa'safy 3* Ai.iaragui By the President <f the United States. [ N pursuance of Lw, i, James Mowiwk, Pres. iaeut of tne United Staten, do hereby <i» dare and mak-■* known, rhat a public sale wi •e held at the Lun 1 Ofli.:e at Cailahiuae, Florida, on the third Monday of May next, f*» rhe (11<>h>8hI of the f dlowing lard*, v : z :— Township 1, south of Range 1, west ofthe Meridian line. ^.cnrnnrrJ^o 2 * 1 "^^ VJ° *> Township t, south 1, 2, 3, 4, & 5, cast. t & 2,north 1, 2, 3, 4, & 5* Fractional township 3 1,2, 3, 4, & 5. The salt? Will commence with the low lumber of section, township, and range, ar*. roceed in regular numerical order. T: lands reserved by law for the use ofsc-h r other purposes, will beexcludtd from ll isle Given under mv bind, at the City of Wml ingtou, this 26tt» d«v of Junuarv, 18'5 - JAMES MONHUE. Bv the President. GF<0 GKAIZAU, Conimissionerof the GenerelLand Ofno* • (Cj" Printers of the Laws of the Unite ? S'atcs, in the Territory ol Flnri Js. aVd in th States of tiubi ma, C.outsiana, Tenessce, Mi • •'^siopi, Georgia, wnd South"Onrolii>», sre mu thotia a to publish the foe^oing Proclanu* ion once n week until ths d.H' of s«!o 7 f fi f Damascus Steal Razors, I UkST received, n supply ofthe above ar ticle, which will be warranted good.— For sale by nov 24 N. B. WEED. NEW LARD, 11A MS, AND HOLLAND GIN. RECEIVED PER BRIO GEORGE WASHINGTON. /AiVKEGS New Leaf Lard JLvfvf 150 Hams 3 Barrels Castor Oil 5 Pipes II. (iiii, Swan Brand 30 Barrels Moss Pork For snlo by J. B. HERBERT & CO. Jan 14 trade’s Company’' Hoes. n 'r\ CASKS Bratlc’a Patent Honn. for sale by N. J). WEED, (ire III Georgia— Camden County O V the fust Tuesday in March neit, 1 .• *;• I sell at Jefferson, in aaid comity, a neguj man, named Daniel, the property of the ute of Mic -j di Crews, de.'eas*>d, pursuant to leave granted bv the Court of O' dinary. MAUY CHEWS, Executrix- Jn 14 4’ tidministrator’s Notice. N INE MONTHS after date, I shall apply to the Honorable the Inferior Court o- 'iiatham county, (when sitting for ordinary purposes) for leave to sell the real estate u Isaac U* Bobins, to satisfy the heirs and end 1 tori. C. H. HAYDEN, Administrutor* august 12 45 Hunch Muscatel Raisins. J UST received por ship Wm. Penn, di rent from Gibraltar, 140 Boxes Bunch Muscatel Raisins For sale by BRADLEY, CLAGIIORN & WOOD, Feb 3 Anri»iu>:b» Wb»irf Fn sh l eas, Hams, Flour, t c (ffk CHESTS UyRon Tens U 33 Kegs No. 1, Tobacco 1 Hlul Richmond Cut Glass Ware Received per ship Savannah. 20 Barrels Baltimore Hams, receiv ed per Laura Jane, for sale by J. B. HERBERT & CO. Feb 5 F A3. r-taiea Hank .\otea, lOR SALE at LUTHER’S EXCHANGE OFFICE Jan 20 T HE aubscriber intending to close his business in this city, offers his stock at reduced prices, for CASH, consisting of Sideboards of various pntterns, Secretary and Book Cases, Wardrobes, French Press es, Bureaus, Ladies’ Dressing Tables,Com- modes, Pillar and Claw Work Tables, Card Tables, Tea Tables, Dining Tables, Breakfast Tables,Gentlemen’s Writing Ta bles and Book Cases, Inclosed Basin Stands, Wash Stands, Candle Stands,Work Stands, Mahogany Cribbs, Cradles, Mahogany high ? ost Bedsteads, Field do. Maple do. Maple/ 'ield do. Wire Safes, Cotts, Mattresses/ Looking-GlitsscB, Fancy&'*'indsor Chairs, &c. at tit. Ware-Hotisu, corner of WliiiMf ker-Strect and Bay Lane. J. II. O. also requests that those who are indebted, will please to make payment with out delay, nnd those having any demands, present their accounts for settlement. J. II. OLDEHSHAW. •Tan 25 51 (j Oy^oaitutVve Academy — ■ C$6—— 2MU?t. HEU, R ESPECTFULLY informs her friend- and the public, that her sermon is sow "en, opposite the Chatham'Academy, lor the reception of popii.s. Assisted by her daughter Miss E. A. Ha nut son, slit offers her services in tea citing the following useful and ornamental branches of educa tion. Whilst, she returns sincere thanks for the patronage hitherto extended, site hopes, from the reduced rates of tuition and her increased exertions to further the pro gross of Iter Pupils, to deserve a still fur liter extension of public favor. The course of tuition, and the terms on which scholars are received, are— 1st Class—Spelling, Reading, Sewing and Mnrking. per quarter, : 44 00 2d. Class—With Writing, Grammar, Geography and Arithme tic, 8 00 The French or Spanish Languages, including elegant embroidery, on lice or muslin, to any pattern, per quarter, : | : 10 00 Painting on velvet, per quarter,: : 8 00 IT" The most careful attention will bt aid by Mrs. Ker, to the deportment ami morals of ttiose entrusted to her charge, nov 2 ns BUTLER’S F OB the cure : f Ciht*, Coughs, Consump tions, Spittn-g of Blood., As'htTikS, and ' isefses ofthe b-easl and lungs. There is peihaps no medical observation better established, none more generally con Tined by tl.e experience of the best physiol* •ns of all aices und c;;untrka. and none o' • oi> imrjnrtunce to the humsn family, tli4^ ’iti fuel that many of the most difficult ami in mralite. consumptions originate in neglect . cnlda.. In a climate so variable as ours, when.- he changes of the wea hjr are frequent)*. Judden and unexpected, it requires more ca»» *»nd attention to gua d against this dar.gerou enemy of life, than most people imagine «-i <+re nblennd willing to bes'o v The bills c' mortality exhibit the melancholy fi.ct that tin: oroportion of deaths b.\ tins disease may h- considered ns about five to one. Ir.asm-icl then as this fata) dnespe f'equeutly bi s deft mce to the skill ofthe most learned physic- -ns, it is a gratification to the proprietor thn* '.cis enabled to offer to those uffLc'ed w»t: »♦, a good’y prospect of relief, in (hut !ighl- raltiable remedy, the Vegetuble Indian Sp ci fic. The Indians a« e hspp.v in their knov ;«*dgc of medical plants; governed v.hol-v ' xperienee, they aie certain as totneir»ff c- nd it is sttid byanutithnr of great character , •hat a true consumption is a disease nevt. known among them. This Specific is obtained by extraction froir herbs, rootb, flowers, plmt, &c when in pei •petion. In consequence rf a happy comhinh- uon of the most valuable herl's, &c. it beconte.s •i balsam of a superior value. It heals the ir juved parts, opens the petes, and compovr- ne diff’urbed nerves, after the miinm r»’f »: anodyne; consequently the obstruction or tbe ches' and the mugs which constitute th. disease, particularly nerd its use. It promote* •‘xpectoration, which is constantly called for :*nd whilst it cleans ?s a^d heals, it also givet •'. tngib to the tender lungs In this nannci removes the hectic fever, improves digc.s in, gives strength to the nerves, •’ej.aira ihc. ppi tde and improves the spirits. This speci fiv msv alwayr.be given in safety it is m Id, '?c.s»nt to the tss(e, and may sufely he given o infants, for which it is of inestimable valut. Ii afford* relief in bowel complaints, f ething, hooping coughs, Uc. and is found particu r-y useful in hypochondriacal, nervous arv! stericsl diseases. Eich bill oi direction ntain? a detailed account of thii di ctsc in .1 its diflV.rent stages, and will bi accompa ; .ed with llie signature of the proprietor in r/ed Ink. It is c.flVred lor hale by GEO. UY Ur O . only (my sole agent) Diuggist, cor Bay and Whittaker-alreets, Savannah, at lie dollar per bottle. WM BUTLER. dec 30 30 Notice. VT.'NR MONTHS aftrr datej Application will in be maile to tbe Honor.ble Inferior Court 4 Chatham county, tor leave to .ell the real nd personal estate of the late Mrs Ann Hum- .'ton, decerned, for the benefit of the hefts -ndcred totsuf said e.t.te, WORTHJNQTON PALB. Executor. Iliteh 10 8?it JU^T RECEIVED, lly Me brig Pheasant t from Philadelphia, HHDS. and 100 bbli* Philadelphia 04) RyeWfiskey 150 Dutch Demijohns I 10 kegs S*I»ne’re 50 whole and 100 half bbls. fresh Flour ALSO, IN 8TORE, fOOO hushe’s Liverpool ground Salt 5 hlidi, & ^0 bbls. prime St. Croix Sugar 3 p ; t>es and 25 denujohns beat Holland } Go 5 pipes and 30 demijohna best Cognac Brandy 10 hlida. and ?5 bbls. auperior Northern llutn 75 bbls Northern Gin 50 b-tR*G<*ec» Crffo 5 casks superior old L's’*on W’ne 25 bb'a Lump and 72 Shis. Loaf Sugar 5 b'jir.i white and 7 do brown Uavana Sugar 25 bags black Pepper 5 pipes Im-tat’ion G»n 2 bale* Bagging Twine 25 qr b<»*es Hyson Tea 50 teams Wrapping Paper 15 box*** Pipea 5 cases Wool Hata 10 bale* best O* ia'-uirgi 5 b-des unble.*c'.’f d ilomvspun 4 cages colorrd ditto 50 keg . Dupont's G in Powder 1000 bu«hels Table Salt °5 kegs manufactured Tobacco 25 tons faBiorUd (Carri.n) Castings 5 large Smith Bellows kegs assorted Cut Nail* 100 hags assort'd Shot—nls > an Assortment of Ced^r Ware, Market and Clothes Baskets All of which w ; l! be sold low for cash, or .food town acceptances. P M’DERMdlT. ms*rh ’4 9' cider, Porter, iVine, (Sc* rt K BOXES fir-t quality Cider ADS Casks do do London Porter 30 Boxes Claret Wine 10 do Madeira do 120 Boxes Bunch Raisins 10 Barrels Soft Shell Almonds For sale wholesale and retail by BRADLEY, CLAGIIORN & WOOD, Anoiaux’s Wharf. Fch 18 astmgs. carron castings, just rnceiv ^ w ed from Greenock, via. Charleston, con isting of the following assortment, viz : 2600 pots from 4 to 30 gallons 200 American spiders,from tttoiai Uw.i.«*« tSf tics- IT.il- nr„cai WOlguts, irom 1 02. to " — *t Him ■*-" — '■ 120 London skillets, from 1 to 6 qunrts 1300 camp ovens, from 9 to I!) inches 130 untinnod tea kettles, from one to 5 quarts For sale by P. M’DERMOTT. Jan 0 Camden Superior Court. IIenbx IlnroKD, J VerdictMarchTerm, Thomas King. ) O N motion of the Attorney of the Plain tiff, In the above caso, it is ordered that the defendant do shew cause, on or be fore the first day of the next term, why a final judgment should not be entered'in the above caso, as of March Term, 1808 ; and that publication he made of this rule, once a month, for four months, in one of the Gazettes of this’ District, or that a copy be served on the defendant, sixty days be fore the next term. Extract/rum the Minutes, JOHN BAILEY. Clerk, dec 23* 25Hi Antov maU m WauUdt ( F UIsOKGF MILLKR, otherwise DAN- iEL OLAND MILLER, who in tbe ye«r *815, arrived in Savannah, in the Aberd* ' n Lamport, belonging to Mi snrt, Df>ws«>n & Sons, of London i? living, and will apply to his f iends in Fsnglanfi, he w ll hear ot •s metl 'ng much to his advantage, He lef he Aberdeen while she l«y at Savamuh, and tu* n it been he«rd of by his fiends sine «h%t period. He had been many years a nai- •'or, and while on board the ab'ive veBB !. whs employed »a » carpenter. If he left S'-* vitnnah at that time, it ii probable that f>. nt'-red some vessel ^oing to the Brazil Is ^nHs. ns in his Lst letter, he staled that i> ‘■y his tntentioii to do so. Should he hav' ii d fit anyplace where a'egister orcertifi ?*»te of this burial can be obtained, it would b«: thank fill y received and all expense) attending it, paid by ISAAC W. MORRELL, Savannah, or W.W &T.L.C! l E9TEK. New-Yo^k .Administrator’s ciale. O S the fi ?\ •.•Hturnui af:c h» fir«t Tuca da)» in May next, hfttw; en the hours of t .* nnd four o'clock, will be sold st the mar* - ’t-hruqe *n the town of St. Marys, pursuant to an order of the Hnncruble the Court of Or hnary for the county of Camden, a negro wo- ;n*-u « ntned Jenny, b 'longinL' to the estate of ITivdG Jones, dece a d. for the benefit of ■ lie creditors ofsaid egiate. JOHN HARDEF., Adm'r t ff*1. LWT O'- LETI ERS Geo Hniiuimud Remaining in the Post-Office, Savannah 31»f ^ve *' a,1(lll6 J' ” ar ‘ March, 1825. Hanford 03’Persons wishing lettors from this list, ’Daniil Hatdicr Will please ask lor Mvertucd letters. I Charles Hart • V\ m Turner - VV. S' Notice. V IA. persons having demand, against th. I? 1 'V-;.;,r^^ estitenf the lste John W.k.-rly, (pl.r.t- R fib ‘ t ^ r t ". n<,0 “ tr) ,lec are requrs ed to lender them, prop- ” m X? . ™, i-.rly sue.ted, immed'.tely , aud .11 persons ™* r y “I??. 11 " indebted, to make immedi-ite payment to Abner Omord ROBERT IIOV, F.xectttor. F -'- "4 Ty Abner Gifl'ord Titos M Goddard Jas J Grogan Capt Nath Gookin N Otice. ? H Goldsmith, Jr „ «... Jacob Gould N ine MONTHS alter date of tht. notice Migs SeW Guy •pplicatinn will be made to tue Honor. ,f hie the Court of Ordinary of Chatham Coun „ ,, ly, for perransion to tell all the real estate o! s . ilarri John W.kerlv, dec. for the be", fit of tbt Mls9 Sartth ,Iam " heir, and creditors 'f Mid decessed- ann ROBERT HOT, Eiecotor. John Hance Feb 24 V |Tftos Hawkirt, A. AM’L ADAMS Mr. Arnaud Susan Adams James Adams John Avery John Atherton, 3 Jos Allen Dr II Ames Seth T Antes Abraham Andrews R J Arnold John Abbot, sen. B. Capt James kenship Mrs Baker Isaac Basley # Miss Amanda S Ba ker. 2 George Bailey, 5 MissEIcnor Bntist Ham’l C Brown Miss C Barnes Jedediah Barstpw David Brandon Miss R T Burnes F Bardoti John Basely Geo W Beckford Richard Berrio John A Bontly Nathan Bennett U II Bevins A Boryant Edw’d Botirqninc Mrs L Boliuugh D Brown S J) S Brown Jacob Brown Mrs Mary H Brown Win Bones Mrs E A Boyd Edw’d Butler Titos Bagshaw London Butler Jas R Benedick 2 C. Win. Campbell Mrs L Capps,Effing. ham county L L Crane John L Clark Christiana Campbell Mrs M Callahan Stewart CuntpbcU John Caswell Lucy Citmbredge Betsey Carpenter Lunas Clark UlmrUw Ol.... John Childs Mrs Francis Cale C Cunnolley John Cocbat Fj Cooper Henry Cooke Cap C Cooper John Coil M. Corveghan John Cooper Miss C Cruse Messrs J & C Cum mings I L. i John Lawson ? Muster G A 1 Miss Janett . J Capt M Handy H D Ilamu.ond i David Lee v G Leo | Hugh Learmonth > Mrs Mary Long } James Luce \ Rueuibus Luce \ M. ;^ r srai r ?; 8ha11 j Patty Mieks Blan- < Owen Maker J Miss Mary Manyoo 5 Mrs Metzler 2 i Miss Ann C MiUen " John Myrich Thos Miller James Mints '• John Morrel G Mountfort Master Chas Morrell Henry Morningstar Jas Mutcherson Neal McLaclin 2 John McRae Wm McCormick D McCarty Isaac McKim Rob McDow Pollard M’Cormiok G W McAllister Mrs B B M’C’all Janies McConltey 2 Sain! McFoddin David McMillen Bond & M’llenroy N. & O. Miss Ann Nowlan, 3 Theadore Nelson, 3 Capt Stephen Nye 3 Mrs R S Norton Miss C Norton Wm Nye It B Nye ! George Oliver ‘ W m Oglesbay Wm A Pollard David l’arry Satnl Patterson 2 Geo H Parker Cap JasPerry Walter G Perry rmnnia Prcbls Rob Petigrew Phillip Pierce Lewis Phinnop Cop David Ptngo John W Pomeroy Maj C Powers Gideon Powledse R. Geo Randall Jim Rain Edw’d Ryan Dan’l B Rider Henry Ringold Alex Rybum Abraham Itiker Joint J Richardson Marn’l Richardson Lathrop Mr* Mary Harrison 'Capt JtmWTnklcy,ft Lcj,on chT.^SL.., 5Wm_Wiiii 0i „ s y>ei Henry Ctinnirgham jDr C W Rndgeta 2 Wm Catterson i Thos Rodgers Mathew Cachhu- j John A Rowell • Ann E Roles rough Christian Dasher A Danforth Wm L Davis Henry Durbock Gilmore Dexter Rev L Dewight Win Degmaud Rob Dillon John Diver Wm B Dopson John Doore Charles O’Donnell B Donavan Farris Dorffcy Oliver Dudley 2 Aug Dttrkie Cap Deivfnrce Lucy Durkeo Gilford Dudley Paul Dupon Miss Mary Davis Joshua Evrett Jessee Ellerbeo Anthony Evergreen John Ellis Rev Mr Elton F. \ CuptMoses 3 Robin- \ son < B B Rutland, 2 {Green R Ruther- S ford, 2 } Capt J W Russell t Miss it Russell 1 5 Miss MaryStafford 2 J William B Savage j Jonathan Sawyer < Amos Salsbury { Thomas M Sanders S George Starbuch jJohn R Shad j Naonti Stanton j Sarah Sawyer j Robert Sawyer j Cop John Sitaw j Joseph Sacket | Miss Martha Spal- ; ding 2 5 Miss Easter Shcftall } Miss Margaret Ste- j vens l David Setson | Ricliurd Stewart, 5 (colored man) i Alfred Shearman j Capt Michael Sele- Mrs Mary Fare Pot Fay j wich MrsMargretFegan S James Scaly Martine Frederick Mrs Bctiiia Scabury John B Flint! Levaitt Steevens John N Fry ;t Mrs Ann Seagrove Michiol Fesher James Smith 3 Miss Caroline Floyd James Sims G. Daniel C Smith Rob Galt • Mrs Mary Smith Evans Grant William II Smith 2 Thos Garnett ; Capt Reuben Swift Joseph Gifford I James W Sims Wing S Green ; Miss Jane Stihbs John Gibbon iThnmua B Smith John Grimes Mrs Sarah Sima Capt Anthonio Gi- ]: Richard Smith raldo David B Squires Mr A Ginn Mrs Slone William I Sott t Ezra Spooner William Spooner Abraham Strobhar Mrs Sarah Strobhar David A Strobhar James II Suydam T. Capt C E Trentlin Capt Wm Toutmer- son Joint Toebert John S Thompson N Turnbull Joseph Tuttle Mrs Mary E Turner jtT Turhefvili, | John D Warner j Mrs Mary Warren J Mt« Mnry Wallace < John P Williams i Christian Wisenba- 5 ker Chas Hannnond Charles Hart Pat Hovdon Lewis Hines Charles M Hill Misa M Hylton Owen Higgins Samuel Mine .Tom, D IlnDKlrJC Patrick O’Hnre Miss Jane If Hogg Eliza Huntington Cal John Hunter Simon Jackson Lewis Jackson Mrs Rose Jalcncau Joseph Jordon H W Jordon K. Mrs Sarah Kusen- kie Daniel Kean Geo Kursenkie , EtHv’d W-ilh-y Mrs M Wylly Elizabeth Whiting Jos Wing John Witter Pears Withington Miss Annett Wfl* T/i‘(M°?l'illiama C.en ft wood Jas Wood Stephen Wood Y. Mrs Philis .Young Barnabas II Young John Young Ph, R Young Z. Antonio Zanong John R Zitrower Misa Ann Zachman Yrenclk l etters MrJeanjacquesLau-. Miss Celeni Mom- rent . 1 drosse ' JOHN SCUDDER, P. M. aprtl 2 . 08 CANAL LOTTERY, ISa'H Class—New Series. r^flLL be drawn on the 11th of May, Y Y 18-25, and finished in a few minutes; Sixty Numbers—Eight Ballots to be Drawn; Scheme. 50,0(10 Dollar, is RS'.'.OOft. Oil /VIM .. J l Prize of 1 1 i I 20 30 52 156 1248 10,608 20 000 10 000 5,COO 4 720 1.0CO 500 100 50 20 10 20.0i,0.- 10 000. 10 OOO 4 720 20 000, 15,000. 5 00. “ ,800, 24 560 foe.ana totmSlXlHaoTick,,.. | w* 34,2:10 Ticket, it 88, B-7S.T69 In this V-heme with eight dr.vn hillots. there will he 46 prise, with three rumbenon 'h*'"- 1456 with two nitml era on them ar.d 10,608, with one number on them. Thow fcket. having none of the dnt.n ballots on them being lii.nks. To determine the fate of .11 the tickets in the above lottery 6n nunthe.s, from one to Sixty inclusive, will neverall" be placed in a wheel on the day of drswing, and eight of them will he drawn, and that ticket hiving on it as ■ combination, the 1st, 2d amt third num. hem drawn, will be entitled t- 850 000. That haring on it the 6tb, 7ib and 8ih, will be entitled to g' 0,090. Th.t hating on it the 4lh, Sth at d fith. will be entitled to jj'.OOOJ, ' Th. se having ,-n them the 3d, 4 h and 5th nd 3d, 7tlt »nd 8th. et.-lt 85,000 Ti.at having on*it the 2d, 3d and 4th will be entitl' d to 4,720. Thole 20 having on them the 2d, 5th and 8il 2 J, 6‘h and 7th ”d, 6'It and 8.1, 2d, 7th and 8th 3d, 4th and 6,1 3d, 4th and 7il 3d, 4th and 8th 31, 5th and 6th 3tl, 5th at.d 7th 3d, 5thand8‘!i ,3d, 6th and 7th 3d, 6th ion 8th 4,",,5ihand 7'h 4tli,5th and 8th *th,6th and 7th 4th 6!b and Rth *tl,7tlrand 8th 'th,6th and 7tb 5th,6ih and 8’h 5th,7th and 8 h each >g;000. All Other., (being 30 tickets) having three of the drawn n«mh e ri on them wilt tech be entitled io g500, The 5! tickets having nn ’h m two of the drawn numbers and those two, the 3d and 4:<*, will tnch be entitled to giOO. The 155 tickets having- on them the 4lh ad 5th or 4:h anrl 6ti, or 4th and 7th drawn •■umbers only, will each be entitled to g,50. All other* (beinrf 1248 tickets) having (wo of the drawn numbers on them, will each be e- titled to $10. And Chose tisving on them any me uf the awn number., (being ifl,608 tick, ti, or 13 6 •r curb drawn number,) will each be enti tled to glO. No ticket which .hall have drawn a prise ol a superior denomination can be < (titled to tn inferior pi ise Prists payable thirty days her the drawing, and atibject, as usual, to a d Auction ol 15 per cent- A considerable portion t f this lottery is put ip in parcel, of 20 tickets, embracing nil tile omhination number., from one to sixty, h'ch parcels are warranted to draw at least less the deduction of 15 per cent, with .o many cltsners f,r the capital prises. J. B. YATES, J A.M’INTYRE, $ Mana e e ™t Philadelphia, March 9, 1825. TICKETS AT PRESENT s ’ J 3 * Orders received and forwarded at the above, price at LUTHER’S B XC HAJCQE March 31 OFFICE. F OR SALE by Peh 23 V\ hiskey, T. S. LUTHER. Bills on New-York, F or sale by Feb 24 C. C. GRISWOLD. Socket fipades. 1 CASK Socket Spades, just received and for kale by N- fi. WIEfr, Jan 4