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Newspaper Page Textew aalM—Vol ViL SAVANNAH, WED.vE?lf*i .MMNHs'G, APKIL t3 i825. No 141. eases THE 18 SUITED AMD PUBLISHED Iff THI GXTT op iavawkak, By G. $ w. Robehtsom, IlffffT DOlXARff AffffWI* riUHl Iff AHVAffCff. for the country, n published to matt the •»''«’*«">«"» 01 ... .nail. three tinea a week, J Tu *J a ^‘ Ttoiitfey nod Iriurd*yY*t the Office ef h the IEIa-IUL & IQ^Ws, OPfF.R FOR SALE, A/fh HOGSHEADS prime end aecond W quality St. Croix Sugar. SO barren do do do augar TO baga prime green coffee 30 cratee blue and green edged platea to tana iron, aaaorted S pipea cognac brandy 5 do Holland gin 8 hogsheads Jamaica rum ban pipea, quarter caaks, quarter casks wine 30 barrels loaf sugar 30 coils bale rope 300 grind stones 3000 bushels Maryland corn 800 do Long Island white, equal to Georgia flint corn *3 ' and half nov : Daily Georgian, and contains alt the breltl. «nce. Commercial, Political and M.e^eltan. Sous, neludiog adrertJaementa. pub.iahed in ““•l h "counTry Paper V* ae.tto aU parts of the sme and Union, or delivered in the elty, it fire dollar* per annum, WJ“® “ ^ Advertiaementi are inserted « both pe *r* at 71 cents per square, of 14 lines, for he firai Insertion, aid 37* for svtry succeeding pub. "communication, by Mai', mu,t be Poet paid Sales of land and negro, , by Admiomt™. tor*. Rxrcutor* or guardian*, are rrquuetl. hv bw, to be held on the firs' Tuesday in the 51." between the hour* of ten m 'ho fore noon and three in the afternoon, at the Court House of the county in which the property i* S.-Notice Of theae sales must be given !li a public gaaeltcw'ity day# previous to the d ‘No f ticorfthe sale of personal property must be give inUr manner. F.rty day. previous ^Notice* to*tho debtor* and creditors of at. estate rauitba publiahsd lor Forty days. Notice that application will be made to the Court of Ordinary for 'eove to sell land, must be (nbHshcd Mine -Wains* Notice. N IME month* after date application will be made to the Honorable the Jus- ficus of the Inferior Court of Chatham County, for leave to sell a tract of land, known as number eight, 8th District, Pike (formerly Munrne) County, for tho benefit of the heirs and creditors of the estate ol of N. 3. Bayard. Jt jjaYARD, Administrator estate N. 8- Bayard. Jan 5 34n * ipRESH GaKDEN SEED s .. AND Btrtbou* YVoweT ‘Roots- T HE subscriber intending to closo his business in this city, offers him stock at reduced pricca. for CASHaconsisting of Sideboards of various patterns, Secretary and Book Cases, Wardrobes,Tfrench Press es, Bureaus, Ladies' Dressing Tables,Corn- modes, Pillar and Claw Work Tables, Card Tabled, Tea Tables, Dining Tables, Breakfast Tablos,Gentlemen’* Writing Ta bles and Book Cases, Inclosed Btsin Stands, Wash Stands, Candle Stands,Wbrk Stands, Mahogany Cribbs, Cradles, Mahogany high post Bedsteads, Field do. Maple'do. Maple Field do. Wire Safes, Cotts, Mattrcsies, Looking-Glasses, Fancy AWindiior Chars, Ac. at the Waiyj-Housc, corner of Whitta- ker-Strcet and Bay Lane. J. H. Q. also requests that those who aje indebted, will please to make payment wit*- out delay, and those having.any demands,, present their accounts for settlement. J. H. OLDEPSHAW. Jan 35 Bl|| 'By the JUST REC EIVED, he bng i 1 ' ' iltbsMuriAi Pheeuanl, from Philadelphia, bull. Philadelphia J U9T reee ved K y the robteriber, and war ranted of the lost sekaon’a growth, 3 hotel Garden Seed), put up hy A. M’Mahon f- <to. Philadelphia, etpresily for thia market, and containing the following aasortm nta, via. 1, Drumhead Cabbage 14. Early curled Let- Lorn? Hnd Beet luce .Cong Orange Carrot ». Itnyal Cabbage dr. 4. Parsley '6. Nutmeg Helen Leek 17. Spinach Onion ' 8. Summer Savoy Salmon Oldish Sweet Bssil Early Purple da. 30 Sage Bound leaved 21. Nasturtium 10. Early Turnips 32. Celary tt. Late do 39 Early Peas 13. Salsify ’4.1,ate do |3- Asparagus 25 Early bunchbear- 6 Red French do Notice. P ER80N8 having demands against the estate ol'Thomas Johnaton, will please present them, properly attested, at the Couuting-Room of R. A J. Habnrsham. HAMUTAL JOHNSTON, Executrix of the estate of Thomas Johnston, dec in -O’- JNO i'lGft. T IE suhiorihers being about to decline bn sines* in this place, request persons ha ing demands ag .insi them, to present them fur payment a n 5 FANNIN A CO. fiC+r, Administritor’s Notice. N >N?K«J'.«i iisfrom this date, we shall *p ply to the Honorable the Inferior Coiu' Ciiythim county, when sitting fir ordinal) purposes, to sail the real estate of William Uavhcw. C. H. HAYDEN, p. UAYHEWi Administrator**, wmi't S3 *5 A I. S O, CO Packages contain.ng the following But r jus Blower Boot*, vi*. Double Hyacinths I LMealeintigerflowei F oe Tulips I 5 Double Tuberose J Narcissus 16 Star of Bethlehem For »>e by P.H'DEHVO IT Web c ,» By Ihe Preeidcnt of the United Statei. [ N pursunnee of law, I, Jams* Mottles, Pres ident i f the t'niied Statei, do hereby dc iare and make known, that* public Sale w' ic held at die Land Office at Tallahaaae, > Florida, on the 'bird Monday of May next, f (he di-nosal of the following lands, via - Township I, south of Range 1, west of the Meridian line. 1 and 3 north of Range 1, do do Fractional 3 do do do do Township 1, south t, 3, 3, 4, A 6, east 1 A2,north 1,3, 3, 4, A 5/ Fractioraltownships 1, 3,3, 4, AS. The sale *>ll co.nmcoce with the low umber of section, township, and range, n roceed in regular numerical order. T* land* reserved by law for the use nf school-i, ■r other purpoaes, will be exclude d from th ode Given under mv hand, at the City of Wa-h ington, this ‘.6th div of Jsmiarv, 1825. JAMES MONUOE. By the Preaiileot. GEO GRAUAU, Commissioner of the General Land Offlc" (TY Printers of the Lawa of the Unite' S'aiis, in the Territory of Florida, and in th States of tlabama, Louisiana, Tenessi-e, Mi 4 •iasippi, Georgia, and Soiith.Carolina, are an thmix d to publish the foregoing Proclami tine once n week until tho day of late **h-7 6 t Damascus Steel Razors, J UST received, a supply of the above ar ticle, which will bo warranted good.— For sale hy N. B. WEED. nov 24 Cognac brandy. 6 PIPES “ Seignette’s Brand,” just re ceived per Louisa Matiida, forsulc by J. B. HERBERT A CO. IN STORK, SO Tierces new Rico 10 Pipes Holland Gin 10 Hogsheads Jamaica Rum 60 Barrels flour .30 Barrels Hams 75 Barrels Gin 50 Cratea Crockery 30 Kegs Butter 50 Barrels Mackarel, No. 3 20 Cases Port Wine 10 CaskB Oil Jan 12 Goshen Rutter, Lai d Ac. fUST RECEIVED byship Corsair, and other late arrivals , 12 firkins Goshen Butter, 1st quality 35 kegs leaf Lard 8 bbla Butter Crackers 90 half and quarter bbla Buck Wheat , and Rye Flour 10 bbla Pilot Bread, for family Use For sale by A. BASSETT No. 1. Mongin’sNew Buildings I fob 13 67 IhaV! I'erMou'ds, Pork, Gin, <vc cVoRISWOLD offers for sale, lan ding from ship Corsair 4 tons Share Moulds In Store, 66 barrels Northern Gin 18 do Mess Pork, New-York city inspection 1 ton Steel .100 kegs White Lead *2 kegs Black Paint 8 do Verdigris 6 do Spanish Brown 10 barrel* Whiting I fob 12 67 Beers’ Axes. °/ u 10 * bovc Ajce *) received W37 * B WEED. mmmih 0\flpos\tetV\e Acodfcin’j mrJ\er, R ESPECTFULLY informs her friends and the public, that her sciiooi. » nov opin, opposite tho Chatham Academy, for the keckption op pnpti.s. Assisted by iier daughter Miss E. A. Harrison, shr offers her services in teaching the following useful and ornamental branches of educa tion. Whilst she returns sincere thanks for the patronage hitherto extended, she hopes, from the reduced rates of tuition and her increased exertions to further tho pro greBS of her Pupils, to deserve a still fur t her extension of public favor. The course of tuition, and the terms on which scholars are received, arc— 1st Class—Spelling, Reading, Sewing and Marking, per quarter, : «1 00 2d. Class—With Writing, Grammar, Geography and Arithme tic, 8 00 The French or Spanish Languages, including elegant embroidery, on lace or muslin, to any pattern, per quarter, r . : : : : : 10 00 Painting on velvet, per quarter,: : 8 00 IT The most careful attention will be paid by Mrs. Ken, to the deportment and morals of Uiobs entrusted to her charge, nov2 85 © i* HHD3 and 100 IJ Ryt W' litry 150 Dutch Derm | font 10 kegs Sair.ntre 50 whole aid 100 half bbla. fresh Flour AIlSO, IN 8T1RR, 6000 hnthe sLiverpoiilgreu! d Halt 5 hbt.a. t«'!0 bM*. pnme m. Or iix Sugar 3 pipes md 25 demijohns beat Holland On I 5 pipes and 30 demijohns beat Cognac Brandy 10 bhdst ind 25 bbla. superior Northern . Bum / ■75 bbla Northern G-.n 5,' bigaG'c :n f casks superior, id Li* v onW'ne 25 hb-4 Lumn ai d 72 1 bh. l oaf Sugar. S hofeo white and 7 do bmwu Hattna ‘ Sugar 25 bags black Pepper ' 5 pipes Imitation Gin 2 bale) Baggi ng Twine 25 qr boles rtyaon Tee 50 teams Wrapping Paper 15 hng^a Pipe* 5 eases Wool Hats 10 bales beat Og-uSnrga 5 bales unbleached Homespun 4 cases colored ditio 50 kegi Duumn’a Gun Powder 1000 bushels Table Salt °5 kegs manufactured Tobacco 25 tuna asaorud (Oarri n) Castings 5 large Smith Beliows 5) kegs assorted Cut Nails 100 hags assort! d Shot—also an ksaoriment of (Itdar Waie, Market and Clothes Baskets. AJ! of which w ! l! be sold kiw for eaah, or good town acceptances, P. M'DERMOTT. mavch 14 9' Consumptions. Coughs, £jc. BUTLER’S LIST Of LKTi ERS Remaining in the Potl-Offiee, Saeannah 31 at March, 1826. HT Persons wishing letters from this list, will please ask for Adeeriited Letlere. A Geo Hammond I Wm Ttfrltf# Miss Candasy Har-1 W. Cider, Porter, Wine, Ci?c. (y K BOXES fir-t quality Cider £i Zj 6 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, CLAGHORN A WOOD, Auciaux's Wharf. Feb 18 Castings. TONS carton castings, just receiv ed from Greenock, via. Charleston, con.isting of the following assortment, vix : 2600 pots from t to 30 gallons 200 American spidera, from 0 to 13 inches 60 set flat metal weights, from 1 oz. to 4 lbs. 120 London skillets, from 1 to 6 quarts 1300 camp ovens, from 9 to 18 inches 130 untinned ten kettles, from one to 5 • quarts For sale by P. M’DERMOTT. Jar 8 S AM’L ADAMS Mr. Arnaud Susan Adnmi James Adams John Avery John Atherton, 3 Jos Allen Dr H Ames Seth T Ames Abraham Andrews R J Arnold John Abbot, ten. B. Capt James Blau. kenship Mrs Baker Isaac Baslcy Miss Amanda 8 Ba ker, 2 George Bailey, S Miss Elenor Batist Bam’l C- Brown Misa C Barnes Jodediah B&rstow Dxvid Brandon Miss R T Burneu F Bsrdon John Basely Geo W Backford Richard Berrie John A Bcntly Nathan Bennett U H Bevins A Beryant Edw’d Bourqnine Mrs L Bollough D Brown S D S Brown Jacob Brown Mrs Mary H Brown Wm Bones Mrs E A Boyd Edw’d Butler Thos Bsgshaw London Butler J&s R Benedick 2 C. Wm. Campbell Mrs L Capps,Effing. ham county L L Crane John L Clark | L. ! John Lawson | Master Q A Lathrop 5 Mias Janctt Leyou 1 David Lee | G Lee {Hugh Learmonth t Mr* Mary Long ) James Luce Buembus Luce M. Andrew Marshall W in Mallory . Patty Maeks Owen' Maker Miss Mary Manyon Mrs Melzler 2 Mias Ann C Millen John Myrich Tlios Miller James Mints John Morrel G Mountfort Master Clias Morrell Henry Morningstar Jas Mutcherson Neal McLaclin 3 John McRae Wm McCormick D McCarty Isaac McKim Rob McDow Pollard M’Cormick G W McAllister Mrs B B M’Call James McConkey 2 Sami McFaddin David McMillen Bond A M’Henroy N. A O. Miss Ann Nowlan, 3 Theadore Nelson, 3 Capt Stephen Nye 3 Mrs R 8 Norton Miss C Norton Wm Nye . R B Nye George Oliver ‘ Wm Oglesbay Wm A Pollard David Parry Sami P<tteraon 3 vey Time Hanford Daniil Hatclter Charles Hart Capt M Handy H D Hammond John D Warner,. | Mrs Mary Warren ! Mm Mnrv Wallace f F VVilJiqrr.s { Christian Witenba- j kcr n 7- Harrison ' Sfft Jno Wiirkley, 3 D P Halsey J Wm Williams J Edw’d Willey ! i Mrs M Wylly Elifeabeth VYniting Jos Wing John Witter • Pears Withington | Mis* Annett ' VV.il- j liamsen t Thus. A Wiilinma - Geo H Wo.od.,, JqaWixid • !w . Stephen Wood v. ,, _ , - Mrs PMlis Young Mrs Rose Jslenoau ( Barnabas II Y„unir Wph Jordon ! John Yrv.ua * H W Jordon i Pit. R Young K a r Mrs Sarah Kusen- j z. n < Antonio Znnrnff Daniel Kean { John R Zitrower Geo Kursenkte iMisa Ann Zachman ¥r^nc\\ I fottwTB MrJeanjacquea Lau- Miss Celeni Mcn- rent, 2 dreiee JOHN SCUDDER; P. M. apnl 3 08 Chas Hammond Charles Hart Pat Heydon Lewis Hines Charles M Hill Miss M Hylton Owen Higgins. Samuel Hint John RHobkirk Patrick O’Haro Misa Jane -H Hoag Elita Huntington Col John Hunter 8imqn Jackson Lewis Jackson NEW LARD, HAMS, AND HOLLAND GIN. RECEIVED PER BRIO OEOROE WASHINGTON- -3*:g~kaVKKGS New Leaf Lard J.V?U 150 Ilatns 3 Barrels Castor Oil 5 Pipes H. Gin, Swan Brand 30 Barrels Mess Pork For sate by J. B. UERBERT A CO. Jan 14 ‘ iirade’s v ompany’ toes. CASKS Brade’s Patent Hoes, for sale by N. B. WEED, dec 18 . Georgia—Camden Cuuiuy O M the first TuejcUy in Murch neit, 1 t» r u) •ell at Jdfenon, in said connty, a neg?o .nan, ramed Daniel* the property of the e»- .rite of Uicsjih Crews, de^eaBed, pursuant to leave grunted by the Court «f Ordinary. KIAPaY CREWS, Executrix* .T n M 4< A(imiuistiator’s Notice. N ine MONTHS after date, I shall apply to Ihe Honorable the Inferior Court of Chatham county, (when sitting for ordinary purposes) For leave- to aell the real ca'.ute ot Isaac H. Hobim, to aatiafy the heirs and cred. itora. C. H HAYDEN, Admiaistr.ior- august 12 45 Hunch Muscatel Haisins. J UST received per ship Wm. Penn, di rect from Gibraltar, 140 Boxes Bunch Muscatel Raisins For sain hy BRADLEY, CLAGHORN A WOOD, P-.b 3 Aucitti.xV WK. f. Fresh l eas, iiams, Flout,«_ c. OA CHESTS Hyson Teas £t\J 33 Kegs No. 1, Tobacco 1 Iiho Richmond Cut Glass Ware Received per ship Savannah. 30 Barrels Baltimore Hams, receiv ed per Laura Jane, for sale by J. B. HERBERT A CO. Feb 5 F OR the cure of Cul-ia, Coughs, Consump tion.., Spitting of Blood, Auibmas,*nd uiacr.aea of the breast and longs. There is perhaps no medical observation better ealabfahrd, none more generally con Armed by the experience of the beat phyaki- '-naof all ares and count-i a. end none of i-ore importance to the human family, than Ihe fact that many of the most difficult and in curable consumption* originate in neglect colds.. In a climate «> variable as ours, where the changes of the wea.her are fr quentl'- sudden and unexpected, it requires noire care and attention to guard against this daugerou. enemy of life, than moat people imagine ur ore able and willing to bestow. The bills of mortality exhibit the melancholy fact that the proportion of deaths by thia disease may be considered at about five to one. I atm-.-cb then as this fatal disease fr' qiicully bj .* defi ance to the skill of the moat learned physici vna, it ia a gratification to the pro -rietor that be i» enabled to oiler to those afflicted wilf !, a goodly prospect of relief, In that highly valuable remedy, the Vegetable Indian Speci fic. The Indiana are happy in their know- edge of m .-dical plants i governe-v wholly by experience, they are certain at to their effixt, and it ia said by an authur of great character, ■bar a true consumption is a disease neve known among them. Thia Specific is obtained by extraction from verba, roots, flowers, plant ■, hr when in per- ection. In consequence. ■ f a happy combina. 'ion of the mo9t valuable herbs, Sic. it becomes r balaam of aaupeiinr value Ithcals theii. jo ed parti, opens the porea, and comperes lie disturbed nerves, after the msnnrr rf an anodyne; consequently the obstruction ol the chest and the lungs which constitute tins disease, particularly need ill use. It promotes expectoration, which it constantly called for. and whilst it cleanses a d heals, it also gives strength to the tender lungs In thia -ranner it remove* the hectic fever, impruve* digea. tion, gives strength to the nervea, repair* the i-ppittte and improves the apirita. Tbit spec- fic mav always be given in safety it ia mlict vleaaant to the taste, and may anfely be given o infanta, for which it is of ineatimable value, It atforda relief in bowel complaints, f ettling, whooping coughs, lie. and ia found particu- 1 -rly useful in hypochondriacal, nervous ai tustirical diseases. Each bill ot direcui contains a detailed account of this disease in Ul its different atagea, and will be accompa Med wi’h the signature of the proprietor in Red Ink, It ia offered for tale by GEO. RY Eli? ON, only (my sole ageot) Druggist, cor erDav and Whitiaker-atreeta, Savannah, oae dollar Mr bottla. WM. BUTLER. dec 30 30 Camden Superior Court. IIenr v Hreord, ) Ve rdictMarchTerm, ThomasKino. S 1808, O N motion of the Attorney of the Plain tiff, in the above case, it is ordered that the defendant do shew cause, on or be fore tho first day of the next term, why a final judgment should not be entered in the above case, as of March Term, 1803 ; and that publication be 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 defeudant, sixty days be fore the next term. Extractfrom the Minutei, JOHN BAILEY. Clerk, dec 33 25tu M. tates V»ank.Noiea, F or Sale at LUTHER’S EXCHANGE OFFICE Jan 20 Notice. N ine MONTHS after date. Application will be made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Chatham county, for leave to sell the real and panonaleatate of the late Mr* Ann Ham ilton, deceased, for the benefit of the elm ud creditors of aaid estate, WORTHINGTON GALE, Eucuion March 10 89 J* Christiana Cempbell Geo H Parker u™, u o.ii.i— Cap Jaa Perry Walter G Perry FranciB Preble Rob Petigrew Phillip Pierce Lewi* Phinney Cap David Purge John W Pomeroy Mai C Powers Gideon Powledge R. lnfoTHvatvan Wanted \ F G-.OKGK MILLER, otherwise DAN . .EL OLAND MILLER, who in the year 1815. arnvei' in Savannch, in the Ahetdei-n transport, belonging tp Messrs. Dowsoti A Suns, of London, is living, and will apply tu Ills' friend* in England, he will heai ol snmetl'mg much to hi* advantage, He lef- the Aberdeen while she lay at havannsh, an 1 ' his nut been lievid of by his fiends sincr that period. He had been malty years a sai lor, and while on board the above vesst-l wss employed sa a carpenter. If he left Sa vannah tt that time, it ia probable that hr rtercil some vessel going to the Brasil Is- lards, as in hit last letter, be stated that i) war hit intention to do an. Should he hay li.-dat any place where a register or cc-t fi cate of hit burial can he obtained, it would be thanVfuhy received end all expeoces attendiny it, paid by ISAAC W.MORRBLL, Savannah, or W.W kT.L CHESt ER, New-York —• n 57 Administrator’s 3aie. O ’-T tnu fi-.'t x tu af ev >hc- fi.si Tuet day in May n il, between the hour* of . and four o’clock, will be sold at the mar- t-h, use in t e fi-wn of St. Marya, pursuant to an order of the Honorable thr. Court of Or dinary fur the county nf Camden, I negro wo mar amid Jenny, brinr-fring to the estate of Dav d G. Jones, deoe.t- d. for the benefit of be creditor, of end urate. 'OHM HARDEE, .’dm’r v-'eh *i , Of. Notice. A LL persona having demand! agninat thr e tate of the late John Wokerty, (plant, •r) dee ore reqoea edto render them, prop erly arretted, immediately t sod all persors indebted, to make immediate payment to RUHEHT HOY, F.xeeutor. F-'- 74 77 Notice. N INE MONTHS aft! T date of tbl* notice, application will be nude to the Honors, hi- the Cotart ofOrdinary of Chatham Coun ty, for permiesion to self all the real estate of John Wakerlv. dee. for the benefit of the heirs and creditor* of arid deceased- ROBERT HOY, Exeoutor. Feb 24 67 UM CANAL LOTTERY, 16tii Clasb-*>Ncw Series. W ILL be drawn on the 11th of May, I C‘25, and finished in a few minutes. KUxty Numbers—Eight Ballots to ba Drawn* 50,000 Dulllfl In glO OOO. V Mrs M Callahan Stewart Campbell John Canwell Lucy Cambredge Betsey Carpenter Lunas Clerk Clitrle. Chase John Childa Mrs FranciB Cale C Connolley John Caeb.t E Cooper Henry Cooke Cap C Cooper John Coil M. Corrcghan John Cooper Miss C Cruse Messrs J A C Cum mings Henry Cunningham \ Di C W Rodgers 3 Wm Catterson {Thos Rodgers Mathew Cachbo- < John A Rowell ruugh j Geo Randall \ Jno Rain | Edw’d Ryan { Dati’l B Rider I Henry Ringold { Alex Ryburn < Abraham Riker • John J Richardson ISsm’l Richardson D. Christian Dasher A Danlorth Wm L Davis Henry Durbeck Gilmore Dexter Rev L Dewight Wm Dogmaud Rob Piilon John Diver Wm B Dopson Jolin Deore Charles O’Donnell B Donavan Farris Dorffcy Oliver Dudley 3 Aug Durkie Cap Dewforce Lucy Durkee Gilford Dudley Paul Dnpon Miss Mur^r Davia Joshua Evrctt Jessee Ellerbea Anthony Evergreen John Ellis Rev Mr Elton F. Mrs Mary Fare Pat Fay | Ann E Rolee J CaptMo.es S Robin ! sun tBB Rutland, 3 > Green R Ruther- | ford, 2 | Capt J W Russell { Miss R Russell 1 \ Miss MaryStaflbrd 2 j William U Savage { Jonathan Sawyrr j Amos Salsbury ; Thomas M Sanders {George Starbuch j John R Shad i Naomi Stanton Sarah Sawyer Robert Sawyer {Cap John Shaw j Joseph Sacket < Miss Martha Spal- j ding 2 5 Miss Easter Sheftall {Miss Margaret Ste- { vens David Setson Richard Stewart. (colored man I Alfred Shearman Capt Michael Sele- wich Mrs Margret Fegsn S James Scaly Martine Frederick } Mrs Bethia Seabury Gi- John B Flinn John N Fry Michiel Feaher Miss Caroline Floyd G. Rob Galt ft Evans Grant Tlios Garnett Joseph Gifford Wing S Green John Gibbon John Grimes Capt Anthonie raldo Mr A Ginn Jos Gibson Rebecca Giridon Wm Uifford Mary Griffith Abner Gifford Thos M Goddard Jas J Grogan Capt Nath Gookin S U Goldsmith, Jr Jacob Gould Misa Solver Guy Robt-Hamitton Misa Sarah Harri son JohrrHance | Thps Hawkiqt Levaitt Steevena Mrs Ann Seagrove James Smith 3 James Sims Daniel C Smith Mrs Mary Smith William H Smith 3 Capt Reuben 8wift James W Sims Miss Jane Stibbs Thomas B Smith Mrs Sarah Sims Richard Smith David B Squires Mra Slone William I Sott 2 Ears Spooner . William Spooner Abraham ptrobhar Mra Sarah Strobhsr David A Strobhsr James H Suydam T. Capt C E Trentlin Capt Win Tommer •on John Toebert John 9 Thompson N Turnbull JgqarilTuKle Mi* Miry E Turner I IT Ttatbanillti 1 Frias of I 20,000 10,000 5.000 4.720 1.0 0 500 100 50 20 10 2O.0OO- 10000. ie,ooo 4-720 > 20,000. 15.600. 5 -00. .800. 24 960 106,000 34,320 Tiakata at Bfo. £275,760 In this Scheme with eight drawn ballotc, there will be 56prises with three numbers on '^456 w„h two numbers on them and UJfi08, ^fith one number on thea. Thoee t>cketi bavin? none of the drain ballots on them being blanks. To determ'ne the fhte of all the tickets Id the above lottery 60 numba's, from one to sixty inclusive, will atvenliv be placed in a wheel on the day of drawings and eight nf them will he drawo, and that tidmt having on >t ua combination.the lat,2dandthirc num ber* drawn, will be entitled to £50,000. That haying on It the «ih, 7th ana Sifa, win be entitled to g 0,(^0. That having on it the 4lb, 5th and fob, will be entitled to g 10.000. hsvi.v -o tbi-m the 3d, 4 h and 5tb un.l 3d, 7th and 8tli, each gS,000. That having on it the 2d, 3d and 4th will be antitlcd to 4,720. Those 20 having on them the 3d, 5th end 6: h 4tb,6tli end 7tb 3d, 5th end 7lli 4tb,6th end 8th 3d, 5th and 8th <lh,7th and 8th 3d. 6tb and 7tli *th,6th and 7th 3.',6lh anr 8th ith,6th and 8th 4t>:,5 hand 7ih 5th,7th anti »h 4tli,5tb and 8tb each gtOOO. All others, (being 30 tickets) having three' or the drawn numbers on them will each be entitled to £500, The 52 ticket* hairing nn them two nf tilt drawn numbers and thoai two, the 3d and 4tn, wiil each be entitled to £100. The 156 tiskuta haring on them thr 4th and 5th or4lb snd 6t i, er 4th ahd 7th drawn numbers only, will each be entitled to £50. All othenr (being 1248 tickets) having two of the drawn numbers en them, will each be entitled to £20. And those having nn them any one of the I awn numbers, (being 10,608 ticket*, or 13 6 for each drawo number,) will each he enti tled to £10. \ No ticket which shall have drawn a prise of a superior denomination can be entitled to an inferior |»i*c. Prices payable thirty days after the drawing, and subject, at usual, to a deduction ol 15 per cent- A considerable portion cf thia lottery it pat up in parcel* of 20 ticket*, embracing all th* combination numbers, from one to sixty, <- hieh parcels are warranted to draw at least £80, lets the deduction of 15 per ernt, With so many chances f-- hr capital prises. J. B. YATES, J „ A.M’INTYRE, ( Man *e* re - Philadelphia, ll.rcl- 9, 1825. ‘M, Jtiiand 8)h 2-1,6rb and 7tl> ’d, fob and Ah 2d, 7ihandfith 3d, 4’h and 6ti 34,4th and 7tl 3d, 4th and 8th TICKETS AT PRESENT $9. Order* received anil forwarded at the above price at LUTHER’S EXCHANGE OFFICE. March 31 Whiskey, F OR SALE by Feb 23 T. 8. LUTHER. Bills on New-York, F or sale hy Feb 24 r. C. GRISWOLD. Socket 'pades. 1 CA8IJ Socket Spades, just rerety*4 and for sale by N. B. WEED. Jaa 4