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<PTOaw;fltAN» BY a.AV. R0B8BTS0 K, PtrtIMSHURt ok Tint LAWS OF Till' UNION. Three shares of Strum-Boat Stock, wore sold yeaterdny at J(t 10. 0.4II.v fapkr, : : : • U’ NTNY FAPF.O, ! : EIONT DOLLARS. JFIVK OOI.I.4RS. FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 15, 1025. Latest raoH England—The Cotton Market was yesterday again in a atato of great agitation, in consequence of the ar rival of the packet ship William Wallace, from New-York, which port she left on the •th iiiat. The intelligence was communi cated at an early hour in the morning, to one or two individuals, and before her ad vice. were generally known, purchase, to a large extent were made, we understand, during the morning, before and after the intelligence had leaked out, to the amount of five thnuound bales. The prices varied from 15 cents for very inferior, to 30 cents rot prime Uplands; and we understand that inferior Sea-Islands, which a week or two since were worth but 35 cents, were yes terday sold at 45 and 50, and stained at 30, Cotton Bagging has also risen in an extraordinary degree—35 centB having been refused—we believe it is held at 37. Wa learndd, on application for papers, that rone had been brought by the vessel. We have from the office of the Evening Post our usual papers, but they are not so late as the day on which the news is said to have arrived at new-York. The only in telligence which we have been enabled to obtain is, that the packet ship Cortes had arrived at New-York, with Liverpool ac counts to the 26th February, and that the TO THK KDITons OK THE OCondt AX. A writer in the Georgian of the 13th insl, over the signature of “ H. n has undertakon to prove tho “ good effects of specie pay. monts," and in doing so. has adverted to a statement made iu the Georgian on tho 8th instant, exhibiting a condensed statement of the situation of the Branch Bank United States in this eity, on the 17th October, 11120, and 21st December, 1624. Although it was not the object of the wri ter in making up an exposition of the situa tion of the Branch Bank United States, at tho two periods above mentioned, to cast any unmerited odium upon the manage ment of the affairs of that institution, but simply to shew to the public what a vast sum had been paid into that Bank, in a period of four years and two months, during an almost unprecedented state of embarrass ment and difficulty; still he cannot exactly agree with 11 H." in nttriouring, at this mo intuit, the rise in cotton, *c. &.c. in the most remote degree, to the good effects of specie payments, as explained by iiint. If the Branch Bank U. States, oil the 17th Out. 11120, hud debts due to it on account of discounted notes, amounting tiien to And had reduced that sum on the 21st Dec. 1824, (ill lour years and two nonths,) down to 448,126 COMMUNICATED FOE Tilt OEOnOIAK. GEORGIA BIBLE SOCIETY. The Anniversary of this Society, was celebrated in.the Presbyterian Church of bale changing Owners. The operations oftho week were among all the different descrip tions of Tennessee and North Alabama, al so the middling and lower qualities of Lou- isiana and Mississippi. 1 Colton—La. and Miss, choice 21 a 24 asked; prime 19 a 20sales; seconds 17 a 18 do; Inferior 15 a 16 do.—Mobile nr S may desire to receive thorn, gratuitously, or pay the whole or a part of their cost The duty oftho Hucioty, is not only to dis tribute to those who ask. but to offer them r j __ to all, and seek tor those who otherwise this city, on Monday evening, the Utii of would abstain from various nmtjvoe,* from March. I , applying tor themselves. The folios dfsci- Tho following Report was presented So ollte > *nd tlm light and gay productions of „ the Society, by the Board of Managers, and *'•<! taucy. may slumberluimoticud Ala. pr. none ; 2d A, 3d. do.—'Term, and read by Jos. Cuimiiing Esq. ■ on dusty shelves, and with unturned pages, i N. Ala. pr. 17 n 10 salesVia qua!.'loi a Report of the Manager, of the Georgia Hi- "" 5' 1 ’!? °* n, ' ot *>'« Book 16), do; 3d do. 14 a 15 do. bit Society, March, 1825. ol the word of spirit and life, adapted to | Flour continues to arrive freels, and has Tho Georgia Bible Society has existed 13 CapaC ' ly ' Bh ° uM b ? ,n every » ™^era'e demand for exnort.tion, at »3 for many years—has enjoyed the chcerbil Bible Societies, are important as one link ! tfhhheu.—Arrived this week 555 bids patronage of the public, anil the Pruviden- »f the great chain, that binda Christians of No alteration in price or demand of late ’ tial care of that God who has ever mam- vurioua denominations together in the works , Sugar—We. cannot hear of ntiv D rime SS"!:2 provided filr T “ e 1 T ld Wi “ pKbn* lirioSi'"srwsrs s t 1 "—- Among tneso agents, wo fed conscious which interest and ainbiiion fiud no motives. Iverv pleasure in recording the name of the So- and the moving consideration is, it is the!nrc?< Klnlll III noli li nP..« 61.»..k ...... I _ ■ . 1 • . . r 1 rl (ES For New-York, MW, r Z , V, and me moving consideration )B , it is the present holders ask over 16 cents There u.d? y ™ llle nmicr eiety, W ild! has, for the past year, been word of the Lord, translate it, copy and hare boeu . fcw sm»n Ra leK iotlo b J RlC 8 ' Wh,rf ’ or 1 conhded to our nianairenieiit. si _i, .V nave ocen a lew small sales in the city, on, n n ri 1,157,054 708,829 Making a reduction of surely it cannot but excite surprise, us I heretofore stated, “ that tile people of this part of tile state, should have keen able to ! survive the pressure, considering the low packet ship Crisis had also arrived from price of produce and every thing else con- Lnndon, with London papers to the 6th of Becte| , therewith.” Bareli— the letters received here noticing; .... ... , ... , _ , , , “ All hough I have not such materials as generally, that the Cotton market had ad-i ... . . .., - . ... . . .... w , | will enable me. to speak confidently, as to what extent reductions were made at the vnnted, in both places ; and that in London during the week preceding the above date, the sales had amounted to 40.000 bags— some of which, prime Upland, had reached eixteen pence. One letter states in addition, that a great rise had b,-en experienced in the London market in Coffee, and we pre sume Colonial produce generally—the for mer having advanced live cents per lb. Expresses were despatched on the re ceipt of the above intelligence, to Augus ta and the West, not only for the purchase of cotton, but to prevent the sale of it. The amount which will be readied by these different speculations, we have no means of estimating. It miiBt. however, be very large, and whilst the profit of the Plunters’ and State Banks, caring the same period, as above mentioned, still, I have been able to glean from some public docu ments laid before the Legislature of our slate, sufficient to Bay, that the Planters’ Bunk on the 31st Oct, 1822, had, of debts due on discounted notes, the sum of £1,280,614 And on the 31st Oct. 1824, only tuo year,, thereafter, 911,087 confided to our management. print j t , andsend it Ibrtli, until all ihe pa-1 ihe iovec,' *22 Jeiiu! nut'"uo "in hnl,’ e C We trust tliut more zealous and qualified tions be tanrht the power, excellence, mid some ask more. ^ ^ ’ managers may be, successively raised up glory of Gotland Ills great salvation through ; mmmmm so long as a Bible is wanted, by any nidi- Jesus Chris/. . vidual within our sphere, or the hearts of ],, so ,ne table measure, such sentiments j, r.^hi'greTleif cliristmiis are engaged in these ubors of h ave operated anionir us and mir tWlfi, „„ 8 „ “ rsngmg Iron 14 to 18els. mercy and lovo. Ve believe that nocall the'bileTir l^m^hT has been made on the Society, tor Bibles 0 ftlio eternal word that dwelt with men. 0 " 8 ’“". rm K t . nemo,,tho,M, ' rch - 18 « — or'Testaments, which has not been attemlr Our Society has pursued the noiseless UmVu" ueo‘ 8 t ° b ® h '!P ed ' llmt “, e tena’ of its way, like the still stream that buudant supply of the watere’oF life. want aid, we want the ardour of our We cauiuil recount any signal instmcMi tirst elforts, we waul a deeper penetration of the importance of our objects. The regular packet*jf’J „ AUGUSTA S George White. „ -Will meet with nnieli ,i r ’ For treightor passage, havijg connnodntions, apply to Caw itv "'"'- board, at Jones’ Upjier Whsrf.‘»7, ’• "n April 15 “ a IA*1I0VT. For Provuieiice bTsiToTtM, , V11I Rearce. Musttr, S ’ Molasses on the plantations has become freight or passage, havhig"*li.T' - P "' ry scarce,*, we have understood that flic cnmmoilntions, anply to the"" ,orto ohray taft. April 15 I 377,527 The State Bank, viz. the Mother Bank in Sa vannah, on 31st Oct. 1822, had 968,469 And on 31st Oct. 1824, 764,780—203,689 merchant adds to our capital, the planter will also have reason to rejoice at a ready Making a reduction at the Plan tale and high prices. ters’ and State Banks, in the (ten year, above mentioned, a total sum of And if we udd for a .uippotcd re duction, made from the 31st Oct. 1820, to 31st Oct. 1822, at the same institutions, it would nut likely have been short of 581,216 500,000 Fhom Thompson’s Island.—Lieut. J. E. Lcoare, who is a passenger on board the sloop Rising Sun, reported under our marine head, from Thonipson’s Island, in forms us that no recent piracies had been heard of at that place. The U. S. schoon er Shark had sailed a few days previous to tlm departure of Lieut, L., for Havana, having on board such of the pirates, re cently captured by the expedition headed And if to this sum, we add the by Lieut. M’Keever, with the co-operation reductions heretofore stated to of the British frigate Dartmouth, as were not too badly wounded to prevent their re moval. Of the latter there were, as pre viously stuted, five. They were conveyed to Havana, to be delivered up to the su- . , . „ , ; , n , Itwi make altogether, the sum of 1,790,14a thorities of the Island of Cuba. 6 The steam-galliot Sea Gull, bearing the. I again repeat, that it is not more remar broad pendant of Commodore Warmno- i (table, than wonderful, that the people of ton, and tlm U. S. sloop of war Hornet, this part of the State should have been a Captain Kennedy, were in port. The U. ble (considering the state of the times,) to S. schiouer Terrier, Lieut. Com. Paine, have survived the pressure, of usefulness front the bestowal of Bililis by this Society, but good can be accomplihed, though men see it not; the grain is qtn ken- od, tho ear of corn bursts into iuxuriince, but we cannot see its passing progress yet we admire jts cheering fruit. For tlm information of the Society we have introduced an abstract of the riport of the Treasurer of the Board of Ajfina- gers, ill relation to funds; the appripria- tion and the distribution of Bibles audTes- taments. At the tim» oftholnst annual repnrfhere remained, in the depository of the sociely, 49 English Testaments, 34 French Tes taments. nnd 25 Spanish Testuuicnts.— Since that period, the following additions have beun made :—Received from the American Bible Society, at several times 366 English Bibles 808 English Testaments, and 50 Spunish Testaments—from a gen tleman in the city 22 English Bibles. 12 French, 30 English, and '22 Spunish Testa ments. The whole number of Bibles and Testaments therefore, at the depository of the society, during the past year, has been as follows.:— English Bibles 338 ; English Testaments, 887; French Bibles, 34 ; French Tesla ments. 12 ; and Spanish Testaments. 97. From these tuc foliowing have been dis tributed : English Bibles. 153; leaving on hand 185 — English Testaments, 151 ;on hand. 63n— French Bibles, 8 ; on hand. 26—French Testaments,id); on hand, 12—Spunish Tes taments. 21; on hand, 73. The amount of money that has been in the hands of the Treasurer, is $141 22 cts all of which has been expended, except $6 44, in the purchase of Biblus and Testa ments. In reporting the operations ofthis society, we cannot pass, unnoticed, 'he efibrls and aid of the Southern Auxiliary Bible Society, which has contributed so largely to our funds, it proves how much may be done, by proper activity and spirit, and our records siiew that .our friends in the country, on which this society exists, have been enti tied to the name of principals ; and that they have kindly made us the almoners of their bounty. It is due to the members of that society, to incorporate thorn with mir selves, and offer these tributes for their unremitting zeal. Our numerous friends in the city, still continue their support of our society, anil Making together, the sum of 1,081,216 have bren made by the Branch Bank United States, between the 17th Oct. 1820, and 21st Dec. 1824, say 708,929 was employed iu the convoy of vessels to r.nd from Cuba. The writer of these remarks, has not been n inattentive observer of the events to We see mulling to discourage us in our affairs, wo have confidence that the same power that formerly supported, will still continue the aid wo require, and be with us unto the end. The constitution of tho Sociely imposes Ihe duty on the Managers of making these reports, and they cherlully embrace such opportunities of appealing to tlie Christian feeling, and the liberality of the Society, and of those persons who at tend your anniversaries. For this end, we state the occurrences of your own Society, and travel round the world for facts and principles which may render our remarks more interesting. We know of no instance of a Bible So ciety being dissolved after its commence,- ment. The institutions of charity, and tlie combinations for profit, amusement or profligacy have been broken ; tint the Bible cause unites so mnnv pious hearts in fervent prayer and active labors, that they must remain as monuments of mercy, me morials of benevuience, and objects of Di vine favor. Of these, may the Georgia Bih|p Society long exhibit the most unque^tiunable evi dences. Savannah. 11 th March 1825. On motion »t tlie Rev. Mr, Mealy, se- eoinied Mr. C. M’Intyre. this report was a- ■loptod. An address was delivered, on tho occasion of this motion, by each of the a- bove named gentlemen. For *ew-Yurk T1, ° nar 1 bri? Braility M„t'cr f - -K-- —.,u,-, 0 . , 8,,, l to-morrow, nnA Coastwise--Providence 3M, New-York H ettl ” L L r _ P erir, » i tt *»?f For freighter m 8,060, New-Orlouns 1,922 bales, wise 10,320. ** Total in March, 12,589, previously 054. Total the season, 30,643 bales. Will pern sage, having handsome 18,- April 15 |»as* ■'•cominodationg, T9r Received during the season, 42,935 bales Colton. Remaining uncleared, April 1, 1825, 12,- 292 hales. Exported during the peason, ending April 1st, 1824, Foreign, 7,327, Coastwise, 20,305 • ton on Saturday, total, 27,632 bales. | one-third less, or Remaining uncleared April 1st, 1824, 8,258 bales. Prlerxhurga April 7.—Corn, 1 75 a 2 ; Cottir, now 15 a 20J; Flour, sup< riii.«s 4 50 a 4 <2 ; Tobacco, 8 a 10 ; Wheat, 80 a 07j; Whiskey, common. 25 a 30. Ex- change—H •rth-Carolina Notes, a 2j dis; 8oijth-Carolina 2 dis.; Georgia. 3J dis. Tobacco—Is brisk at our quotations ; but the quantity coming in is very small. Cotton.—'The arrmitte hy the ship Globe have given still increased animation to our Cotton market. Tlie nrticle now readily commands 20 cents ; however holders are still looking for higher prices, and their ex pectations will certainly he realized, should the advices by the next arrival continue qnnlly encouraging. We learo from I ters received wi'hin this day or two, that under this impression, several large purcha ses have been made in New-York. For Augusta, Tlie stenrn-boat HENR Y E11ULTZ, Copt, l.ui.lmt', Is expected from Cliarlw- »t noon. For freight ipi passage, apply to April 15 G. JW.AMAIt n 1ST AIK lAiNb. ufr GLiIUmA Siifonuohy April 1-J, lij; 7' oticr. T HIS Rank will be dost d on Saturday next, the K*ih inst. preparainrr f/>i semi-annual settlement ofiiccouuiK : *Ii>i fore all hills and notes falling due on tint day, must be taken upto-m .nw. A. PORTER, Cashier. April t5 if* The Kngine > oinmiUee W ILL receive proposals lor em-iir,,, engine house in Liberty t-'quar, — We learo frum let- t | le materials to he furnished by the cm- J tractor. I. MINIS, J. MORRISON, J. W. JAi'Jt'BO.W A ta*"*! 1 5 10 Columbia. April 9.—Cotton, 16 a 18 cts ; Corn, 75 ; Flour, Country, $5 ; Northern, 4(8 ; Sugar, 8 to 12J; Coffee. 20 to 23 ; Jla- I run. 7 to 8; -Whiskey. 40 ; Rum, (Jam.) jfl till motion of Mr. Stiles, seconded hy the | 50 ; Brandy, (Peach,) 50; Brandy, (Cognac) Rev. Mr. Wyer, the following resolution | ^ 50 to 42; Gin. (Northern,) 48 to 50; do was adopted by the Society. Holland, p 25 to 1 50; Salt. (Liverpool) Remitted, That this Society view with | jn u f 4 busli. p 50 ; Molao- deep interest, the exertions which are at 1 ae £ 45 to 5P cts , present making hy sister societies, for the' roll kuV c,u MV UVL.iWl.V0, Secured by Letter* Patent under the tuil of the Unihd Statet. universal circulation of the Bible. This resolution was accompanied with an address by Mr. Stiles. Tlie Rev. Mr. Wyer remarked, that it had been his de sign to make some observations, but the lateness of the hour prevented. Very little Cotton lias been brought to market during the last week; prices remain about the same as our last quotations.— Cheravo Intel, 8th inst. Knoxville. (Torn.) March 24.—Cotton.— Colton of a good quality is now selling at T HE Commissioners of Lotteries, id conformity with the Act of Assembly, present to the public, the FOURTH SCHEME Ol THE MARYLAND STATE / A machine for spinning Wool, invented by Gilbert Brewster, Esq of Connecticut, is now in operation at the Capitol in Alba ny which it is stated in a memorial to the Legislature causes a saving of labor com pared with the old process, of at least 60 per cent.—It can be propelled by water, steam,, or hand power; it spins from the rolls, con- i sequent ly supercedes the necessity of roping | w - feel no small gratification in stating, I—inexperienced bovs or girls can attend it | that some ol the persons who first devoted nH well as the most experienced spinner.—• themselves to the erection ofthis society, The proprietor proposes tliut the Lfjnda-| still remain its friends. Some have gone I ture introduce these machines into the state . to their rent. The incorruptible and death less word r mains, shall fill tlie world, and abide forever. $***>■ LOTTERY, Huntsville at 14 cents, and at Nashville, The drawing of which will take place io from 15 to 15^ cents, and on the rise. j the city of Baltimore, and will be completed • in one day. The scheme ami mode A Pcnxarnla, March 28.—Cotton.-Between awarding the prizes, being on an highly im- 400 and 500 bales have come to market p roV ed plan, the Commission rs anticipsu this week week, and have sold readily at an early period lor the announcement rf from 13 to 16 cents. the drawing. PORT OF SAVANNAH. I prisons, and country poor houses. Ma chinery for a woollen factory in either of Examples might he multiplied of the gen eral, or particular, usefulness of Bible Soci-1 eties. But among many, we mention that I the s f uto country poor ARRIVED, Ship Oglethorpe, Taubuer. Liverpool, 48 prisons, will cost <jf">rt00. anil for a , ““£7 ’"IV! 5 ! 8, vv , Ynrt mor house from 1000 to 42000. , j«“P VV ,l ; tt '' 1 » al aco.VVoo l No vA ork, — ^ 9 I 7 days, to Hal! & Hoyt,—consignees, ti. t» r, ™ „ »» Day B. Burroughs, G. B. Lamar. Dunham many ition, distil,guisboD by public service ;, Kurop" wJcfc isgenersfiy nseih because' f C-rofieW. j-B- v »»«e-C"h^ *M^ r . or by nobility, whose opinions have weight ; it repreB P cnt8 darkness, whi?h death is li' - J ~ »* Herbert & c«. A. Parsons. Brad), trom these tauses, and might, other wise, Ullt0 tt8 it a privation of life. In Chi SCHEME. n**y, or by nobility, whose opinions have lt r( , pre8 ents oaffliess, wmen ueatn is m* ciaghorn & Wood, I W. Morrell, J. W. unto, us it a privation ot life. In sG.o1. forO?thi'"r'arivncat"T V dec.uO««- “hufr «*’*•*• "."t ho ,P e “» B. VV’eeil, I. Norton, L. Baldwin, Lay * to “fidenco in .beir excvilence an'f test ? f fe , P ' aCe , P > J," Hundrietaun, J.Peuficld. Pl.ilkriok * Scran- conn utnee , *V, r excni,enc v an« lebu Egypt uellnw is used because it represents . V u„ „i i wi,i» 0 ju .... P Hill tying that the Bible contains the words of thn iWaving of trew and flowers, which \ Lt!! I & Walhce eterna hie, andought to be translated, mio hecomH j. e ||, >w a « lliev die away. In Elhi- S" 1 P J r 1 Kin G Gordon, O every language,_.„d sent to every accoun- opia . h™™ m i^l^becaime it Quotes rim ^IX^lVcXuS g (SSi * . J. Schenk. 1 prize of 20,080 dollars is 4’imo 1 do of 10.000 dollars is ‘ |(*.H|tO l do of 5.U00 duliars is 5,000 6 do of 1,003 dollars is ti.i "iO 4 do of 500 dollars is 2,000 20 do of iuo dollars is 2,000 30 do of 50 dollars is 1.500 50 do of 20 dollars is IJHIO 200 do of 10 dollars is 2,0.110 300 do of . 5 dollars is 1.509 1UO00 do of 2 dollors is 20,030 10612 Prizes. More prizes than blanks. $:o,0fl0 20000 Tickets at p 50. is Every prize payable in cash, sixty dais after the drawing, subject to* a dodutt.ut | able creature. Their speeches, and their co j olir of the earth from whence we came, ,, . . If T . writings, commend the subject to all ; and on(|< |() w | lioh we retqrn. In some parts of Mu^eazie. II. rupptr, H. CM we trust their conduct declares tliut they Turkey, blue is usnd.'becaosc it represents. ^ ' r "s of fifteen per cent. M n wel| r as re others* 18 * r “' e *° l “ 3 ’' ‘ h8 T* hnp f' hK , io ^ ?? Jay^. wiuT Corn, Baco.,’ and Lard to "r. ** 'f "raving—The numbers will k .E hut'" " th,,r fiterte, purple anil m/«l, because H /.l Mhnrn _ p„t ,„tn one wheel as usual-u Thepoor and the rich, the yming’and the being a mixture o’fblack and blue,‘it repre-'' H “ b ®” b8m :.. „ N - 11r „ . „ l d : ^ “tw* on theonoside and -J * Gwa^mev J We are sorry to learn that Thompson’s, which “ H.” alludes, anil while he is fully Island continues unhealthy; but'the offi-! sensible of the speculating and overtrading cers and crews of the vessels composing mnnia. which prevailed some years since, the squadron, were generally in goud health- : in this community, destructive alike, to all Tlie account whichhas been published,' sound and legitimate business, and good soci- tliat the bodies of thirteen men were found \ ety, he cannot but think that the Branch tied to trees where they had been starved Bank, U- S. had carried Imr reductions so und in ill’| other wheel will be put the prizes with Gorn, to Cumming & Gwathinev. ' Hie denomination of two dollars, and Sloop Nancy, Taber, from Clifreii Mill, drawing to progress in the usual - ’ ” Williamson, and The 10,000 prizes ot p, w. be ' ; to tlie udd or even numbers ot the 9 60 tierces Rice, to Jno. P. Bulloch & Dunwoody. to death, was not sufficiently ascertained, we understand, to be depended on. Gen. Lxkavette, reached Montgomery, Alabama, on Sunday, 3d instant, and left there Monday night, in the steam boat, for Caliawba, Passaoe on the Hudson.—The Eckford, a steam-boat recently established between Albany and New-York, moves at the rate of thirteen and a half miles nn hour. Con ■equi'fitly, a passage from Albany to New York may be made, in the summer months, between sunrise and sunset. Ship Boiling.—It is stated that in Mat- tcpoisett,(part of Rochester, Massachusetts) having a population of about 500 souls, there have been built since the year 1815, 16 ships, 12 brigs, 6 schooners, snd 25 sloops. Total 50. Amountiug to 10,080 tons.— There are now on the stocks at the same place, to be finished this, tuatmer, 1 ship, 6 brigs, and 1 sloop. nn li:’ | 20.UW” jiiiivi ii ex. 1/niint’tPiiy. : . • . Sloop Fnirhnven, Williams, Charleston, ( tts the case may be) dependent day, to G. 1). Cornwall. drawing of the capital priZf-ot^J ilpinnn wlio onDourpil bPlorc tlif* wumu umr iu mmnnir mt; xviiwn tp«3i.»iw ; StcsDi Boat Alat&nialia, Hartford, 28 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ' ., t.. tlicfl e Society of that Kingdom, and he brought it, would forthwith be bastina- hours from Augusta, with Boals Nos. 7 and should cornu out to an odd 11 umililv’of a child sml^in demon- This is a tolerable specimen of what 9 in tow. Pamnger,, Mrs. Mackey and 2 every odd number in the scheni “Kint,YddhiVfriendsthat a in usually called Egyptian darkness and E-; cbilren, Messrs. Herbert, Aide.., Penfield, titled to a 42 prize It the one mighty mass, and the Bible Societies j lope on jj |e 0 ^j u>r , presHiit a the co-uperai ion 'of these means—• F - and one section of the world, moved with J benevolence for the supply oftho wants of I D^verkncr or Tvstf..—It appears that the other. Permit us to mention as matter A” P«*icha is tho great cotton trader ot his of encouragement, the recent case of a own dominions, and that any dealer who; i British noblpinan, who appeared before the would dare to examine the cotton before great Bible Sociel with the humility strution of the spirit, told his friends that a » usually called Kgyptian darkness anu r,-; chilren, Alessrs. Herbert, Alden, renlield, • J* ipven numM. Bible Society warnud him, tuugbt him to gyptian smartness too. In tins city of ours,. Gordon, Thompson, Musgrove, and Boyd, prize should come outto an „ . . r|iii| ^ respect the word of God, and to examine it, wo »r<“ really and absolutely told, that men, The A. will start for Augusta Ibis morning, ™? 1 n .* U „ ? „f i dolliN and that under the teaching of the spirit, he called brokers, who act for and even under at sun rise, with Nos. 3 and 11 in tow. w,n hp PB< h pnt,Uei110 a nn hoped that he had learned the words of the dealers, are allowed to use instruments I RELOW, eternal life, and ihe truth as it is in Jesus with iron teeth or claws to search into, and; Sloop Rising Sun.Stewart, 5 ds. from Key Christ—many instances of like character in jjwn examine the cotton to the core ..; w eB t ( w ith wrecked cotton, sugar and tur* 9 A r « all the various departments of society might To account for two facts so heterogeneous, ^ t0 D, Canter,—bound to CbarWton, \ ’ nVs* m Xil« *nf drawimr not only er ^' 1 bu recited, but we shall nut pursue this part under circiimstanres so homogeneous, a put , n 0 n account of headwinds. i*mwn--. p , • tocomolele the ub''* of the subject farther. I most ...jurinus theory, no doubt might be ' LjmIt . j. E . Ll!?ar „. com d< t . of late n , , „ t» , e wrought up, or spun out. and we now most u l ly,11 i- , t , j v ....i SPrva nt Lottery in one Drawing, out ■] Bv a late «• Firman" of the Dynasty of h b -j y hu [ oarn Utlv submit it, to the pro- an( , 8 p ea l a at j skinner i “ d '""'»ge of distrilmtmg the small the SilUaiis who hold in dominion the city fc d ^onHirieratio,.' . f that Iparned Doc- *" M ' >d bkl,mer - | regularly to every alternate imro r ot tlie first Christian Emperor, we are in- . who •„ tno wb| | k „ own t0 hB y namP d, and schemes, so that the holder of two_«» I formed that Bibles and Prayer Books are will be each entitled to a prize o. - . The odd Numbers are those ending «* I 1,3, 5.7 or 9. -a I The even Numbers are those ending| low, as to render it doubtful whether their expences did not nearly or quite equal their profits, and when on her part, so far as regards specie payments, there appeared not to be that absolute necessity for such great curtailments in her total sum of dis counts, us she actually made. All these re ductions too, had to be made either in spe- j cie, U. S- Bank Notes, or drafts on the ■'’•moornaz Dimes aim rrayer books are t(M) | a „daWy alive to the welfare and fame North, at sight, at par, and hence the great i we stronger proof or more unquestionable TOt^iM^an^aVXaSe^&’op Jmt nceitei rr Mp ^UUm Wallace,' j p ' ag ; „ne prize, snd in the same «»> RVKlPnrn t lint, t ip KiUIp will ru7t> flip vprv . .. . „ • r ^-v dabih’i o n_: n._i. n . n .tns mmiilitv Prime Potk Sperm «lit It III, B, UlttV eisv- ,,u,uv • Unit j or two shares of tickets, (one oda * ' - even number)will be certain of ohtn^-^1 Mat. Adv. and constant pressure on the State, and evidence that the Bible will raze tlie very j, tereat! Planters’ Banks, for such funds as would fouI ‘ ,la,i ™" of de 8 |«ilism, and '.hat it carries ' ___ meet the payments required at the Branch build up the "Hose of uni’veml freed.™,"ol. We 8ha11 endeavor 10 in8or * “ P " in our Bank U. S. *****; its true foundations, and we doubt not that next. sssss ; the tropliios of its conquests will be exhibit- —————— caution. 1 0,1 fron ; ; ls t „ r, ; ,,, p'; 8 °*? er lhe tumb8 ." n<1 «• ooxsmbaozax.. sions ot the false Prophet, by giving its un- - O’A box containing cakes of Soap, adulterated, pure, and holy precepts, for the was bought at Auction in this City; such cunningly devised fables of the most stu- Mew Orleans, March 28.—Cotton.—There frenprnllv nnnt.mil RIK dn7.«>n On nmnlviiut j ! .A ... _|.1 i :» • 4 - - Checks and Drafts on New- generally contain six dozen. Ou emptying pendmis nnpusturc, the world* has ever wit- has been less doing in this Article since the mm, to ™^A P nl« ■> i lie box, a bottom was lound ol at least four „ e sscd. date of our last, than the week before 1 1 f P u re h » Ktr8 ' Apply at times the thickness usual, by which docep- Our country is in many parts well sup* and, in fact, the transactions have been -. nsurance ce. til III. OIIIV fllie half [lift IHIAIltllU n! Slnail ton ■ .1! 1 ...LI. D:t.l I . . I i I. — I Aon .. I i ■ o n tlm I 1 ., 1. H1..U U .... .... QA BARRELS Prime Pork OU 20 Barrels first quality Sperm Oil 40 Barrels Prime and Mess Beef For sale by BRADLEY, CLAGHORN & WOOD, April IS Ancianx’s Wharf. Lon, only one hall the quantity ol Soap waa plied with Bibles, but there are other per- much less since the I' tli Feb, when we re coil t aliicil therein, tliut the purchaser ex- tions that arc comparatively destitute ; our oeived the neWB of a rise in Liverpool, than l"?*' - The box purported to contain pu- own vicinity is highly favored hy the ready during the same time previous. The hold- rifled iancy Soap, and has a label which re-' access to oor depositories, and that of the era of Louisiana and Mississippi choice, presents Castle William, in Boston Hor- Southern Society, but wo would recoin- still remain firm iu asking from 2,2 up I hour. The public are cautioned in pur- mend that the Treasurer be instructed to cents, consequently, hut few sales. In chasing such iu iuture.—Communicated. April 15 19 to 24 that I (offer the Bibles ofthis Society, to all who from Mobile, wo have not hoard of jt single | Notice. I N my absence Mr. Samuel Bheck Park, man, is my aulbonzed agent. WILLIAM NEFF. April lb lUp anv greater quantity. . . . m A ticket drawing a superior prizf J scheme, is not restricted front drz*' 11 !, ! inferior one also. The Tickets will be ready in the “ I of the ensuing week. JAMES l. HAWKINS. ) . NATH. F. WILLIAMS. >CoB«" | JAS.B. RINGGOLD, ) Baltimore. March 25, 1825. Orders for Tickets nr Shares in th 8 ’jjjl ■ Lottery, (which will positively be■ »". ^1 Baltimore, on the 18th ol May D 1 ceived and forwarded at . LUTHERS exchange ofhcE- April 15