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1 <6M<IDK4WAH' BT a. k W. ROBERTS OK, VUZLt.HEHS or THE LAW. or THK UNION. DAILY SAVER, i ! t ! COUNTHY VAPKR, ! ! -I t ! EIOHT HOLLARS, i spivs noi.i.Am. ‘Mvjmm fTHURHDAV MORNING. AP1UL 28. FoRTRRfl, Monroe.—The following des cription of this Fort roes, was first given in the N atieu.1 Joupnil.—H is cnnsithired the “ Gibraltar of the Chezzpeako" t— “ It faces the entrance of tho Chesapeake ; Hay, within about a mile of the Rip Raps ; every vessel entering the Bay must pass within half that distance of the guns oftlie Fortress; and ns upwards of two hundred guns can be brought to bear within that rangei upon an object not larger than a human being, it would appear impossible gj-Tlie Carrier of the Georgian for tho for any hostile vessol to force an entrance, aaatern part of tho city, being unable from The precautions takeu to render this For. sickness to deliver his papers, those who do tresas impregnable are admirable. An ex act teceive them are requested to send for ternal wall of about twenty-five feet thick them to the office. ' j surrounds tho entire area. The space be- ———— I tween this outward wail, and the inner. General Lapaysttk arrived at New ] filled with a C.rtal perhaps fifty feet wide. Orleans on the 10th instant,, in the steam boat Natchei, from Mobile. There can be no doubt that the late rise in the. price of Cotton will induce its culti vation next year, to a much greater extent than it has ever before beeh cultivated. In Virginia the most strenuous efforts are mak ing to urge ita cultivation. • It has there al ready been successfully introduced, and the jfapers treat at length upon,(lie subject Tennessee and Alabama, efforts will also he made to increase tfie cultivation of mis Valuable commodity. The London Morning Chronicle of the 2lltli February, has this editorial paragraph. “ An American nowapipar containing a resolution of Congress, authorizing their men of war to purano pirates, even to the landing and exterminating them on shore. of water were injected; tho flexible tub* of tile pump was now withdrawn, and altor a lupse of live minutes, the whole contents of the man’s atomaeh. having a strong odor of gin, and of tho color of wltey, were vomited luto a wash-hand basin. Which was MH'1-aoaox.oazoA^ table. reached London on Friday last, through a thus nearly filled! In the case of this indi merchant, who communicated it tn his Ma- vldnal it was found easier to injoct fluids jesty’s ministers. It appears tint they, into the stomach thin withdraw them by the were taken by surprizn, and view tie mat- pump, altliugh it would act either way ter in a serious light, as if the Americans when tried with water, passed into or witli- really entertain a design of the ocrupation i drawn from an open vessel. It ie, however, of the island of Cuba from which piracy has ao long infested tho West-lndiaseas.” The editor* of the Statesman make tho highly important to know, that this new in- emetics into tire stomach, both in tweon the Burhmese and British:-* miling i» effected. It was thuB that the While the British Reviewers are heap- |pmnp, in the instance before ns. proved its ing calumnies upon the United Slates for [ value and utility, and tho life of an intern- their mai-treatment of tho aborigines oft hie j (crate man was preserved.—[Chester Chron country, the public would bn grutifiod, if jit/e.] The papers of tho wm k contain the give an article on the origin and progress of and the whole space of this canal, together j th * Bunnahneae war. For ourselves, we It was stated in the foreign papers re ceived some time since, that General La fayette had transmitted to England two hundred dollars for the relief of the French refugees in England. This is a mistake.— It ehould have been two thousand, as will be seen by the following extracts The committee had a meeting at Guild- ball, London, March the 4th, at which a latter from Gen. Lavvyitte, dated Wash ington, Jan. 8, was read. It was written in French ; the translation of which is as fol lows'-.— “ My proscribed fellow-citizens, who are formed into a committee to assist each other, and who have often received the ex pression of my best wishes, will now, I trust, allow me to profit by the first opportunity, in which I can add something to the tri bute* of friendship which have already reached them. My persona) friend, Mr. Rush, will receive a000 dollars which I have requested the Bank of the United States to transmit him, to bo handed over to thos^ of my fellow-citizens who are intrusted with the relief of the proscribed natives of France, and I fully rely upon the judici ous disposal of the amount. 1 beg of them all to accept the assurance* of my beat wishes, and ef my friendship. LAFAYETTE.” This letter is addressed—“ A Messieurs iu Comilt Francoitpnur la affaires da Pa triots preterits hort it Iturpais.” In a sub sequent letter it wse announced that the fenerable General had transmitted 200 dol lars for tho relief of the Spanish, and 200 tor the Italian refugees. A subscription of £270 was announced from Glasgow t of £130 from the Fishmon gers’ Company; and of £100 from the Goldsmiths’ Company. A sum exceedii g £1000 has already been expended in sup plying the cluimants, and upwards of 300 emigrants are still on the list; many have been provided with situations as teachers of language,and several have been sent abroad. From Buenos Ayres—Accounts from Buenos Ayres, received at Boston, to the 20th January, state, that the confederacy was in future to be known by tho name of 41 The United Provinces of South-America,” and that the general government was to be invested with powers similar to those con ferred on the President oftlie United States. The celebration of the installation of the National Congress, at the capital, had been authorized by the governors of the provin ces, who had issued proclamations expres- siye.^f their warm approbation oftbis great event. The liberation ol Peru bad been celebrated at Buenos Ayres with every de monstration of joy. On the 19th and 20th January, Senor Pencyra Soldre, and Mr. Washington Slocum, arrived; the farmer te consul, acting commercial agent for Bra zil, and the latter as consul for tbe United States. The Legislature of Nova Scotia have vo ted a grant of £250 per annum for three year*, in addition to the £500 per annum granted by the Legislature of Lower Cana da, in aid of (team navigation between Ha lifax and Quebec. They have also voted the sum of £1600 to the three first vessois in the province which ssil for the South Sea Whale Fishery, and £450 to be placed at the disposal of the Lieut. Governor for the importation of the most improved breed of aheep from England. Tbe London Courier cautions the friends of Cstholic emancipation against allowing the successor Sir Fhanib Burdztt’s mo- lion on the Subject, to inspire tnem with ssnguine hopes. That paper observes that if the propoeed bill 11 were passed through the House of Commons, it would be extin guished in the House of Lords.” ' with the outer wall, is commanded by tho guns of the Castle.” A splendid new steam boat lias been built in Ncw-York, in which scvoral im provements have been adopted, which arc worthy of record. The improvements in her machinery it is remarked in the Eve ning Post, are said to be greater time In any that have yet been made since the in troduction of steam. Her boilers rest upon tue guards projecting over the water from each side oftlie boat. This leaves the deck entirely unobstructed, and forms what may be called a promenade deck. The space usually occupied by the boilers, is converted into convenient and elegant dressing rooms. Should any acccident happen to tiic boilers, the water would bo thrown directly into the river, and not in the luast endanger the passengers. And wlmt is likewise impor tant,the unpleasant and annoying degree of heat in the dining cabins, is no longer felt. A letter from a gentleman in England, to the editors of tbe New-York Daily Ad vertiser, dated March 1st, says—“I was in the House of Commons when the Chancel lor of the Exchequer brought out his bud get. lie is one of the most manly and lu cid orators I have ever heard. No part of his plan having been anticipated, the effect on the Houae was electric. The opposition were as loud in their cheers, as the Minis terial Benches, and all concurred "in prais ing what was promised.though some thought of course, that more might have been done. “ You see that the Chancellor of the Ex chequer stands pledged to proceed with the non-rutrictm system. and, in this principle, he is supported by tho voice of the nation, The Parliament seem, at last, to have adop- arc f'lorant of any aggression on the part of these Indians oftlie east, removed from the collisions of other nations, which are sufficient to justify an invasion of their country, and the slaughter of ita citizens, in the manner above recorded. Fite thou sand it seems were killed in one battle which probably exceeds the whole number of con verts to Chistianity. effected by all the mis sions from Great Britain, since her first at tempt to civilisethe eastern world. The tragic scenes of IndOstau are apparently a- bmit to he reacted in the Bnrhman Empire, and the Burraninnoter. like the Ganges, to no crimsoned with innocent blood. “ La Societe de la Morase Chretten- ne."—A Society of this title was organized at Paris in the year 1821, the object of which into aid in recommending and enforcing tho practical precepts of the Christian religion, by collecting and publishing all the inform ation it can procure respecti ig institutions, labors, and productions of every kind, which in divers countries, and tinder different forms,have for their object the improvement of the moral and physical state of ntan.&c. This Society ia composed of some oftlie most eminent men in France, the Duke De la Roclicfoiicault Liaucourt being the Pres ident of it. The last Annua) Report of this Society adverts, in the following re spectful manner, to the now Penal Code of Louisiana, which is every where admired for its originality, and, if We may use the plirose, intrepid humanity :— *• While our Europe perplexes liersolf in the labyrinth of antiquated forms and new wnntB, North America, either more fortu nate or more wise is extending with slow ness and maturity tho basis of her institu tions. One of the recently organized states, Louisiana, published, about a year ago. its sketch of a penal code. The punishment of death is excluded from it. This fact, so curious and so grave, since it is about to bring the experience of a great country into the number of elements ot the problem it decides, could not escape the Society of Christian Morality.” Free Trade to Turkey and Eovpt It is with considerable pleasure we have to ‘ state another important opening for the com- i- merce of this country. HiB Majesty’s Min isters have made an arrangement with the tile instrument.—J6i«. fur golden ore."—It is the opinion of some, tliatforn will be scarce during the next year, in the vicinity oftlie Qoldcn Mines, plough* to wash the auriferous sands. Dnyfflhe l Remarks. Month. 5 * April20. 8 64 i. s. w Cloar,light breez 12 15 WEST. Strong breeze, j 3 64 (SORT!! Squall—rain. 1 6 •42 Clear. 21. 8 6U It.N, e. Clear and calm. IS 61 EAST. do. breeze. , 3 641 S. K. do. do. 6 cs| do. calm. | 22. 8 6U EAST. Clear. 1 12 70 k. by s. do. light breep 3 68 S< E* 6 66 23. 8 62 8. E. Clear and calm. 12 69 3 71 6 70 24. 8 64 SOUTH. Ch ui ana calm. u 76 do. light breez., 3 70 1 6 69 S. s. E. 1 25. 8 68 8. 8. W. Clear,light breez; 12 7.1 8. W. 3 7! mum. 6 7-. 26. ti 170 8. w. (Light clouds. 12 l?4 SOUTH. .Clear,light breez 3 76 6 |74 iLiffht showor. 27. 8 71 SOUTH. Light elds.breez. 12 75 8. IV. Shower. 3 77 SOUTH. Light breeze. 6 74 At Private Sale PJ^WO PRIME NEGROFs * 1 rate cook, .nd and, for Bale by 1 pnine field April 2h i.ruerbrut k Co ( orriage findlJ^Z' \ FIRST rate Philadelphia kuillc , tl. riage, but little used and i„ a 1 ?'*• for sale how if early application is u?.j dei ' ily at this office. AprilaB 30n Coffee. do- Just landed and for sain by J. B. HERBERT*co. Anril 78 KA&rn SWUStM* V OUT or SAVANNAH. ted this principle—that, what is for the good l" 1 " 5 n ^ e maae »" »[™ngement witn tne . . . ’ ° Levant Company to abolish their charter; of one, is equally .good for all. They will proceed step by step, until the whole body of restrictive laws arc abolished; and, in their treaties with the South American States, this principle will form the great basis.” Tho Boston papers state that aeensidera- and, at a general court ofthe said company, held in London, they havo made the follow ing order: namely, “The Levant Company’s duties are to cease on all goods impi rtod in to all ports or placcsin ships or vessels which j-liavo reported or which may report on and ' slier the 1st day of Jai uary last. The Le vant Company's duties which have been paid on goods now in warehouses under Ihe King’s lock, but imported previously to the it was never before thought of. With in the few past weeks, wc heard of i found in fifty places. The fact'ib, thattlicre is a region of count B place and Fayetteville, which may be cul led the gold region. In that region, there is scarcely a mile square in which panicles of gold may not be found. In the neighbor hood of this place, within a few days past, the metal has been found at several places. VVehave seen Fpecimcnsfrom Peter Brown’s (about seven miles east of Salisbury.) where some 40 or 50 dollars have been picked up in S ieces, from one to ten grains in size. Since anuary, 5 or 0000 dollars worth of tho me tal has been sold in this place, principally, however, from thepitsatBurringer’s. where ol'lote we learn but little is lounit At Par ker’s, slid near Montgomery Court-house, tho diggers coninue to make wages at 50 to 100 cents per day.—IK Cam. The New-Jersev Boundary—By the Legislative Report it will bo seen tliut the governor has deemed it expedient to urge the Assembly by a special message to at tend to tbe bill from the Senate for the ap pointment of Commissioners to settle this immidury. This is ao important matter to our Slate, and more particularly to our ci- ty—yet it is, one which seems to bo getting alongiirh eilentio. The simple fact, as we believe is, that New-Jersey wishes to renew a claim, that, for some 150 "years past, under different forms, she hss presented, of a con current property and domination i and on the waters oftlie North River. New York, on the other hand, has Invariably exercised Spartoot. h, placed on the North East during that time, end claimed top^sess, as p £ r , 0 f the TaUe Hook, with a white flag ol right, the exclusive jurisdiction to high on it. in 31 fathoms water. water m«Vk on the Jersey shore of he Hud-1 charU ,l n% Apri , ^.-Arrived, schooner son river : and a prescription of ISO years,. Tl)m Bul , Dcw ^| fp , New-Orleans 12 days; won),1,independent o original right seem to, 8rhr . William Henry.Houseman, Key West, furnish|a pretty fair title, forever. This ques-' and 5 dayg froln c ,f pe F | orida . FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, New. York Gazette Office, ) Jfexo-York, April 1ft—Two, P. Jit. \ Arrived. (J. S. schr. Porposo, Lt. Com. Skinner, from n cruize of U) months, on the coast of Africa, West Indies, Gulf of Mexi- ii M ... t - co, and last from Havana, with specie, to r'ourt stT i A p T2Tu“. r i 5 - w *" which was then thought untenable. There j jj £ SuU ”■ Duxbury 3a has nothing occurred since, we presume, to d Bord ,, alHt# change tho nature or importance ot those 1 •NuUttt. U NDERSTANDING a general*^ elon exists, that I had abanduj^ I practice of Law, in consequence of a 'Ac situation m the thought proper to notify mv friends, th s have a pmot. office in that building Xl I shall be happy to receive their putroiZ Unrcmitted attention will be given to business which may be confided to me the greatest puw tualilj, observed in the col lection of debts. Jos, & PE LOT Attorney at Law and Notary Public April 28 30p B ARRIVED, Sloop William, Luce, Darien I day, with 273 bales Colton, to E, Bliss, Jnd. Al’Nish, and Hull & Hoyt. Sloop Eliza Nicnll, Blankenship, from Ogeechee. with Rice, to R. Habersham. Steam Boat Maid of Orleans Smith, 2 days from Augusta, to Hull & Hoyt, with .fit) bales Cotton for Charleston. 6 passen gers. Steam Boat Pendleton, Bracken. 3 days from Charleston, with 172 bales Cotton, to W. Gaston, and merchandize, to J. B. Her bert & co. Passengers. Miss R.Wsll, Mias S. Wall, Major Thompson, Messrs. S. Co hen, Young, White, Smith, and Henry, and 11 for Augusta. ARRIVED eRom this port, At Charleston, 25tli inat. sluop Delight, Cooper, 1 day. Mliceto .’I’arincrs.—By direction of the Chamber of Commerce of New-York, a tied Spar Buoy, is placed on the South West part oftlie Rnmer Shoal, with a red i flag on it, in 4 fathoms water. A While tion has been before agitated warmly, and commissioners on both sides have met and parted, aa was to be expected, without a- greeing: and we do not conceive it likely that they would cuuia any nearer now to an arrangement. The report ofthe New-York Commission ers, inado we believe in 18i.7 or 8, sets forth ble part ofthe loss by tho recent fire, will i tatJaVofianuary'last.aridinthehaiVdsof l pnmis" orourdetWminatmnr'wiiy then I , &ehr. Odin, Brownell, ° f Rochester, 28 -■ - 1 , i : i--l... a :j ii— ’., i„ tmM1 t B f commissioners»-1 ““ff*™"' M ? blla - ...... * i The billowing is a list of tho officers on fall upon the several Insurance Companies, but so large a portion of phe goods are sav ed, the whole loss will probably be less than was at first anticipated. Some of the lota aro now considered more valuable than the original importer, shall be repaid to Ihe renew the appointment of commissioners ?- hope, be a lesson to ihe East India Compa ny to lay open the trude of China to the they were before esteemed with buildings: public, when Liverpool, no doubt, would el upon them, and tho wliolu are benefitted “ " ‘ ‘ ' by the removal of several mean and combus tible buildings, which will hardly be replac ed. Adjustments of some losses, have al ready been made upon liberal and satisfac tory terms, and rebuilding has commenced. said importer, application for the same be ing made within one month after the 19th day of Feb.. 1825.” This net of liberality on the part of the Levant Company will, Wc i a line of pirnllcal monied incorporations, j j nwndes A meeting ofthe friends ofthe Catholics of Ireland, has been held in the city of N. York, on the 12th inst. Another Meeting was to be held on the 13th. A Virginia paper mentions that at a late election in that State, the competitors walk ed home arm in arm, after the result was known, attended indiscriminately by the friends of buth r and by a band of music. An ordinance of Council has been passed in Charleston, granting privilcdges to Mr. Robert Mills, for the introduction of good water into that city. A letter received in New-York from a French Manufacturer, who has manufac tured Egyptian Cotton for a long timo, sflys the Cotton this year is very inferior, and that the loss in working is at least 11 per cent—5 or 6 per cent of which is sand. A company has been formed in London with the appellation—“ Hibernian General Rail Way.” The list of ita Presidents and Vice Presidents comprises twenty-five of tho higher nobility. Th e Directors, thirty- ty-three, are nearly all members of Parlia ment. A gentleman recently arrived in Balti more in twenty-eeven hours from New- York, principally by steam-boat. Huntsville, Mancii 31—Correction. —The information received last week, re specting the injury sustained by busts at tempting to run through the Muscle Shoals, was not as wo anticipatsd, so serious as re ported. Seven boats only were stove, and only 130 bales of Cotton received slight jnjury, which nwy be remedied by re-pack- • Jfth jov a share of that lucrative commerce— The revenue of Customs and Excise at this' port for the lust year amounted to near four millions ofmohov. and which revenue will, after tho Stli of April next, ho collected by tho Customs on all goods imported. This change of system will be a great saving of expense to the Crown, and willl give des patch and accommodation to trade, as the merchants will only have one set of revenue officers to attend to their business. Liverpool Courier. Extraordinary Despatch—Owing to the prevalence of a malignant species of jail fever in the penitentiary, the Corpora tion determined to remove the convicts else where. On examining the laws, however, it was found that no authority existed for such n proceeding—whereupon, a special meeting of the Common Council was con vened on Thursday last, at 1 o’clock, at which a oetition to the Legislature to sup ply this authority was adopted, duly authen- 1 icatcd, and togethur witli a draft of a law necessary therefor, was carried up by Al derman Wyckoff, in the same boat, at 5 o’- clock that afternnun ; and iri the steam boat the Alderman returned this morning, at 8 o'clock, bringing with him the law re quired. which pnssnu Roth houses, received the Governor’s signature, and a certified copy whereof was made out during yester day, (Friday.) The convicts are, wc un derstand, to he removed to the fever hospi tal— JV. V. Amir. The Stomach Pump This instrument was successfully employed in this city on Monday evening last, in the case of a person named Ryley, who drunk off atone draught a pint of raw gin, and, whilst endeavoring to swallow two glasses of rum directly after wards, fell as though shot to the. floor.— The man was instantly carried home, and put tn bed, and the n assistance of Mr. Wea ver, surgeon, and Mr. Leet was speedily obtained. The power of swallowing was completely destroyed, so that the usual me, thodof administering emetics waa unavail ing; neither could vomiting be produced by exciting the fauces with a feather. Un der theae distressing circumstances, it was determined to Bend to the Infirmary for the “ stomach pump,” and the use of that in strument on the present occasion, fully con firmed the high expectations which have been formed of.Ui.ia novel, though really aer viceable apparatus. A si rung emetic, com' posed of (5 grains of aulphate of zinc, -dis solved in a tea-cupful of warm water, was first passed into the stomach by-the instru ment and immediately afterwards two pints stntc of Jersey much, for she has thought it' . „ . n „ n iv u not unbecoming to establish on our lr< jj a j er j Lieut's. T. S. Brown, E.V'Johnson, C.’ a me of piratical nimiie.d mcorporations,U nwndej> 8 G. Terrill. Acting which can only live by c ontravening thepo- j M t w L ’Midshipman. F. Hoff appointment of Commissioners may perhaps serve to give popularity, in New-Jereey, to the executive who so strongly recommends it; but that is a consideration which is, wo should hope, and certainly ought to be se condary to tho public good. No benefit, as we apprehend, can accrue from such a course, while it may do evil by exciting fal lacious hopes; for wo take it to be a self- evident proposition that the state of N. York never will, never ought to yield up her ex clusive sovereignty over the waters of the Hudson, and less than that will not satisfy N. Jersey. The object of this latter state is, in seeking to establish the claim, to be a* ble to mtoke a port, of entry at Powles Hook to own and let out tho fisheries on that shore and to avoid the quarantine laws.— But these objects, injurious as they would be both to this state and to the revenue of the general government, would he even less pernicious than the facilities which would be given by an ideal water line bounary, to every sort of robberry, depredation and crime on the Hudson. Wo trust the as- Idy will (piash tbe matter at once by re jecting the bill.—JY. Y. Am. Administrator’s al.:. Oh the Ji 'tt ’i'uettiny in Ju v ntrt TWEEN tbe uto.ltL,-. will * t „n nt the Court -House in Bry»n Com, h following describ' d prope' ty, bs’ng „,5 fth.: estate of linllher .'»rt er , dre ,rd s-.lrl for tbe bcn-Jit of the heir, and ’"d by an nrrle? of the Court of Ordinary of MRl O' u ty, viz: ' 2.i(l 'Crea of l.vd in G'vWq County known Vi T.or No. "6 i. in the 7 h D ilrict, " •2 j0 acres in E»ny County, know, u Lot No )74 inthr 3)t>: D''tt,ict 2’0 acres P nc Land, in E'fir.jhiR, County, Also, two slaves Cumjits'i-. . f ra!'. m d" known on the dir EI.IZ ‘.BETH JABTER, Art-i 2t- 'r|> TO SLIT THE TIME*, ALL DRAWN IN FIVE MINUTES. By authority of the Stute <f Rhoikhkni. Uniter the ntperintendance of tMfo age rt apjtointed by Lino, mi&MD STATE LOTTERY, FIRST CLASS—NEW SERIES. #• ' ‘IM/’ILL positively be drawn in Providence v V 011 the 3d June next.—Fifty Numbtt Combination—G ballots to be drawn, S.Sf Jif. Alien he Co. Agentsfor the Jilanagin. 1 do. 5 do. 1 do. 4 do. 8 do. 44 do. 88 do. 528 do. 5676 do. 6356 Prizes 13244 Blanks ' W. If. White roll. COMMERCIAL. Havana, April IB—Prices.—Cordage, Am. 9 a 10; Pitch, bbl. 4 ; Tallow, 12 4 a 14 4; Tar, 2 4 a 3; Beans, white, 8 a 9 Beef, cargo, No. 1, 7 4 a 8 4 ; Bread, navy 4 a 5 4 ; Butter, Am, yellow, 15 a 20; Can dles. mould tallow, 15 4 a 17 4; do. sperm 44 a 46 ; Cheese, Am. 3 a 5; Cider, doz. 3 a 3 2 ; Codfish,box, 2 a 23; Fish, pickled, bl. 1 4; Flour, Phi). «t Balt. 13 2 a 13 6; do. N. Orleans, 12 4 a 12 6 ; Hams, Am. 11 a 12 ; Lard, Am. 14 a 16 ; Pork, cargo, No. 1,15 a 16; Potatoes, bbl, 2 a 2 4 ;— Rice, Bound Si clear grain, 4 6 a 4 7; Soap, 8 4 a 9; Tobacco, Ken. 7 a 9 ; Coffee, 1st qual. 12 a 12 4; 2d & 3d do. 9 a 11; triage, 5 a 8; Molasses, keg of 5 j galls. 3 n 3 J ; Sugars, ass. jjths white, fths brown, 8 & 12 a 9*13; white alone, 12 a 15; brown alone 8 a 9 ; Muscovado; 1 E 8'; Segars, 8 4a 15. Exchange—On London, IS a 18 per cent, prem. sates ; U. States. 5 a 7. Freights—To G. Britain, £ stg. 4{ a 4J per ton ; Spain, 8 a $10 per box, $2J a 3 per quintal, Spanish vessels ; U. States, $1 pijr hiid. $1 4 a $1 6 per box, } cent per lb. MARRIED, - On Tuesday evening last, hy the Rev, Mr. Carter, Mr. Jamis F. Folkeb, to Miss Maria Bux, daughter ofthe late R. Box. Esq. Sheriffs Sates. On the ji tt Tuetd.it/ in June next, ILL be cold at the Court-Hc-une in th«. town of Jefferson, between the hour >f ten o'clock iu the morning, and four o'clk. in tin* afternoon, one undivided moieiy, ot the following property, viz : A tract of land situate <m the south side of Satilla River, % cunUining five hundred acre. 1 , nr-re or less,'two hundred and fifty s»creu ol which is under cultivation, a< d bounded eau by lien’s f Mrr F M. 0*.burne, a uth by hud of — Habe sham, west by lands i f John sion, northward y by Satilla River, tagethei with all the buildings and plantation toots thereto belonging. Also, fif y or sizty head of cattle, thirt> aheep, t o flats, one boat, end the following ne;;r» rhves, *o wit, tieo-ge, Lucy, Alslibu. Ma ch, 0 a o tc, Georgette, Peggy, Cassiu., fclkck, Pei,dandy, Floret,- Harriet, Sam, lien ry, Friday, Simor u Bthessy, Louisa, Scsan, Drueetti, HeHy, PAttey, Nmcy, Marcus, My ra, James, Toney, Helen, Romulus* lunette ^condy, Abbey, Ben, P evidence, Monsou Dnlia* Cyrus, Bit? Jack, Amelia, Juliet, Pale mor, Fhiiip, l u inda, AUarr o. t, Lauia, Lor y Jim, Rosr, Little Jim, Litile Juok, 8n'».i Phebe, B l’y,N» , Damn?, i fiver Ji ,llri Lav : ni», Cleopat.ia, Gansdi, f)<rr>i, 1en.li Luke, Sally, Paulina, CalUta, Hoxan?, Scipio, Gain, Nancy Cane, Frederick, Job, Bora, Pia. «ak, Deck, Pompey, Patty, Diana, Columbu*, Bob, Liwa,Andrew, Nanny, Matthew,Londi n, • ittle Pendab, Prince, freasar. Ph Ilia, Little J*ck,Ft r Ned, Little George, Solomon, Gtfmbay, Kate, Priciila, Adam, Mint Mary, being ore Ir.ndred in number, levivd on and to be sold to satisfy an execution against John King and Wesvale Jones, in fa vor of Jac. b R. Volk* Also, one h iuse and lot, situate, lying and being, in the town of St. Marys, being part of lot number one, containing one hundred feet in fronl and four hundred and thirty six fed deep, levied on and to be told as the property •if John B. Christopher, to satisfy an execu tion on foreclosure of mortgage, in favor of William Uerrie„ under the rule absolute. M. H. HEUBAUD, S. 3. C April 23d, T8.5. April 28 30 Sperm Candles, Goshen But* ter, (Sc. RECEIVED PER SUIP WX. WALLACE, QC BOXES SPERM CANDLES mi tff 20 Kegs Goslinii Butter 20 Half Bands Beef 22 Kegs Tripe For sale by J. B. HERBERT & CO. April 16 p VB, yy VUQ Highest Prize. —life ' i l- iu. MUtMi •SCHEME. 1 Prize of jf 10.OfiO is 10,000 Dollars. . ' 5,01)0 is 5,000 llolus 1,0110 is 5,000 Bute. 546 is 5-16 Delta. 500 is 2,uuu lloto. 100 ip 8oO Delian. 50 is 2,21)0 Dulltii. 25 is 2.200 D-'IIhh- . .8 is 4.221 Di,llar>- 3 is 17,628 DtiUitfi.' { Tickets. | ' l9 ’ u00 MaK ' In thiri scheme, with six drown ballots', there will be 20 prizes with three numbers ou them, 6ri0 prizes with two numbers ou them, and 5t>?G prizes with oue number^ them. Those tickets having none of trie ruwn ballots on them being blanks. To determine the fate of 19,601) tickets, the 3ft numbers will severally be placed in h whed ‘ ou the day of drawing, and six of them ui.i be drawn—and that ticket having on ita« a combination the 1st, 2d and 6ihbu!lo;i drawn from the wheel, will be entitled to $10,000 ; that having on ii the 3d, 4th »ni 5th, 5,000 dollars ; those having on theio 1st, 3d and 6th—2d, 4th and 5th—1st, ^ and 3d—4tlr, 5th and 6th—2d, 3d and 5tii, each 1,000 dollars; that having on it t«»® 1st, 4th and 6th, 548 dollars; those having on them tire 1st, 2d and 4th—3d, 5th ai.J 6th—1st, 4th and 5th--^d, 3d and Gth.each 5U0 dollars. All others, heing 8 tickets having on them three of the ft**wn bnllots, will be entitled to 100 dollars each. Those having on them two of tire drawn baw«, and those the 3d and 4th, will be entitled to 50 dollars each. And those having them two of the drawn ballots, and those tbe 1st and 2d, or 5th and 6th, will be «»*'• tied to 25 dollars each. All other*, (boij? 5211 tickets) having on them any two ot tbe drawn ballots, will be entitled to 8 dollar* each; and all those having one of tbe drew* ballots on them, will be entitled to 3 doiicrs each. No ticket which shall have drawn apn*-j of a superior denomination, can be entitle 1 ' to an inferior pTize. Prizes payable tort? days after the drawing, and subject as wu* al to a deduction of 15 per cent. , A considerable portion of this Lottery 0 put up in parcels of 17 tickets, embrace all the combination numbers from 1 to « l » and which must of course draw at lf* ?t 1 dollars, less the deduction of 15 per cen* with so many chances for the capital pnze» TRICE OF TICKET3, -. ; •- = t* Packages of 17 Tickets, which » re w, Jj ranted to drawn 18 dollars less the‘.s’ 0 deduction, with 17 chances for the bighc* 1 prizes $50, and shares in proportion. ID* Orderi received as esutl, BT WVl. aOBBBTS©*, GEORGIAN OFFICE. April 22 _ Marking. A FEW dozen of Day & Martin’s Genv ine Blacking, for sale by P E. BRASSINNE. - Druggist, opposite the Exchang • Jen 26