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tsMantn, but only say “ they hid no Untie to •ell."—Tbit the Commissioners wnul threstro, but their thrvsis would til end i. word* m toon (her heird from the govern- ■sent Been liter the Treity was freely v greed to, he did not eeue bit opposition —Me lent t menage by Wm, Hsmbly, the Interpre ter, to tcU tome of the Indiana that they ahauld go away aerate the line that night or they would be taken and ahut up until they aigned the treaty. Thia party went off in the night ai they were told. The new morning three men were amt after them to know why they had gone away r they told theae men the message they bad received from Col Crowell, which «ss the reeaon of their going. One of theae messengers, Ben Daulawia, ia now in Washington, After Col. Crowell returned from Washing ton, a Gout c l of the Nation waa oalle.lt when the broken hour waa out. Chiliy McIntosh anti several ofthefriendaofflen. Melntoatt attend ed. Th'.y eilled on Cal. Crowell for rations, Wlreh were refilled to the friends of General McIntosh, hut were furniahra ‘-y Col Crowell toall others. Within eight day- aftet this Council, a hostile party attacked the house of Gen. McIntosh and killed him and E'ome Tuatennuygee. ed ti eivilixsion Since purposes. New, air, we beg our father, the Prar dent If Col- Crowell is continued as Agent, iaeiiti -*d, (Signed) Chilly McIntosh, J-itetlifsy McIntosh,his x mu Ben Daulawia, hia x mark. I in Dauiawaa his x mark Wiseino-ron, May \7tb, 1825. Springs in 18 :1- Col. Croweli, at Brok n Arrow, Info-mert the Council that he had made an arrangement with the government of the 0. St-tea that ev. try individual ofthe Nation shot, d " cetve an equal sh-re of the money which was to be psid unde tr.e late treaty If he d d make thia arrangement, the pa.ty of ua going to the Western country wdl net get enough to psy cor expenses- If Col. Crowell did m ike tbia ai-raogv itif nt v icti you, not one would go tu the We .tern country t becauae they have no money obes-c-eirexpexces.i/.dnone to pay for their improvements. We beg al.'O to know if the V. States will not pay our expenceahece, on the basinet:: wlt tlli tins brought us to Wrdtingtnn. It is buititiess in wh ch the United -States it con eerned equally with the Creek Ndimi. We beg to be informed m-day what will be done by nu- fatlte»the President, becauae we ar- to l ave -V h ngton to mo.r-'W. (Signed) Chilly McIntosh, I .tullaskey M tlntnsh.his x nritrk- Ben Daulawzs, -is a mark- Jim Uiuiawxi. lua x tni k* To the Hon. Jaur.a lUanooa, decretory a/' M'sie- ttrriRTsrjT ov Wax May Ifth, 1825 Fiieiult unJ /bsiAsrt —I hove received jour letter ul his date, and am diree'ed by the I't evident to convey to you hia deep regret at the rupture of the friendly ties which have heretofore bound you together as a nation and at the cs’amity which !ui befallen you in the dca-h o r G;n Mclntnnh and two other Chiefs- Gen. Mcl -toah was known aa the ste.ff. friend of the U Stales and -if civil xationi and h-s d ath is very aensihly felt as a great loss. I am direated in st-te further. thst mcauaiires ha v e been taken by he P.eaidnnt, which't is hoped will q iiet the disturbances which ex HP smo ig y-nr pe ople, and secure you from future violence. rhe chirgsa von make against the Agent wdl be etam n.:d into, as will the sibj-.ct of ll.ereceil calamity, generally Sue't .inea- acres w ill be taken as may seem beat calculated tn'racunciteexisting uifferetieer,aid to pun ish such aa tr ay appear to have anted in pra ting them, and,aa it maybe within the pro- v.ncc of trie govorninc-t to punish. Y mr ex pen ics in comi -tr to Washington on this mel- snrh ,|y nccarioo, will be paid, on your Dre ar, it'mg an upp ov d estimate of them: and your i quest to have an Agent to accompany you. in search of a country for your future residence, is granted. I am, respectfully, Ynur Iriend and b -other, fsiguw'j James barbcub. Chilly Mcl.. i sh, h Interiefky M Intouhl „ , „ . Ben Dowtoi w, > Creek Drpuansn. Jirn Du'VloJiU', J DIED, her afflicted husband and family a full knowledge oftho irreparable loss they have been called upon to sustain. In the prime of life and the midst of her usefulness she has been cnl. off! how inscrutablii are the dis pensations of Providence! ID* The friends and acquaintances of Co). G. W. M’Ai.lister and family, are invited In attend hor funeral this afternoon at four ■O'clock tP&miBffs MB. BAY BE. A LINE! of PACKETS has been esta blished between New-York and Havre, t0 leave birth ports regularly, on the First and hyteentK days of each monlA during (lie year. The ships composing the line, are last sailers, w«Ufottndand commanded,‘cop pered and copper fastened. Their accom modations for passengers, compriso all that can be required, for comfort and conveni ence. Passengers in the cabin will be ta- P ERSONS who have ordered ticketa in ken for £ 140 each, for which they arefurnish- the GRAND STATE LOTTERY of ed with beds, beddtling, wines and ample RHODE ISLAND, which drew on Friday | stores of every description, last, can obtain them if immediate applica- Goods intended for shipment by them, tion Ib made, as the drawing of the whole m »y be sent to the agents, who will attend For New-York, , J»W The ship jfcH|r ELIZA ANN, JraHo- Cant. WiUberger, SOE. Will aail on Wednesday next, 15th inat. For freight of one hundred bage cotton or equal'bulk, or passage, having handsome accommodations, apply to Capt. W. on board, or to June 10 HALL & HOYT. 10,000 DOLLS. T\ck«Aa IWcfcVveA. \ % LAFAYETTE COfEEB UOV&E. Lottery will be received on Tuesday even- ingnext. Price of Tickets FOUR DOLLARS. WM. ROBERTSON, June-10 Georgian Office. FORT or 8ATANNAB. Notice. Tt/TR. GEORGE D. SWEET, has been ItJL appointed our Attorney, during the ensuing Bummer season. S. h M. ALLEN h CO. June 10 87p Notice. VTINB Months slier d-tlc, application will Lx be made to the Justises of the Interior Court of Chatham County, whrn aitting for ord nary piirpotea, for leave to sell thst part ol'lot No. 5 lir*t Tvthing, Reynolds -Vard, In the city of Savannrh, which belongs to the e- - tnte of De La-nbertoa. fer the benefit of the heira snd creditors of raid estate PKTF.R F.VBN, Adler- MARY EVcN, Ad- x> lone 10 182* The Library, Vi^tLL hereafter he opened for the de- ” f livery of Books from four until six o’clock, P. M. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. L. MASON, Librarian. May 30 57 Darien Bank Bills. TRILLS of the Darien Bnnlc will he re- -O ceivcd nt par for DRY GQODS. by ANDREW LOW h CO. Mnv 19 48 Corn Afloat. BUSHELS Prime Corn, for Asale in lots to suit purchasers, by GEO. F. PALMES. June 8 65p Wanted, TR MPTY WINE BOTTLES. Apply to Hi May 11 GEO. RYF.RHON. Wanted, A NUMBER offirst-rnte SEAMSTRES- A SES, to whom good encouragement will be given. Apply at the Clothing Store on the Buy,four doors eiBt oftho City-Hotel. June 9 66t. Fresh Medicines. • A SMALL QUANTITY of very stipe il rior Castor Oil in bottles, Magnesia of excellent quality, Arrow Root, Soda and Seidlotz Powders, with a number of other Mediciues.mav be had at prices much below the usual rote, if applied for to Mrs. S. HOWARD. May tC 45 Sugar. Q>1 HOGSHEADS J Prime Muscovado nj O 115 Barrels ( Sugar 15 Hogsheads N. Orleans do For sale hy J. B. HERBERT & CO. M-m- on Glass Lamps, TVTEW PATTERNS, elegantly figured X x aud cut, just received and for sale hy LAY & HENDRICKSON, Shad’s Buildings. Mnv 16 45 Gin and Butter. Received per ship Corsair, k BARUFiLS GIN, and by Thomas • w Hull, 34 Hogs Butter Forsule by J. B. HERBERT & CO. March 26 Varnish & Turpentine. T> RIGHT and Black Varnish and Spirits X8 of Turpcntiue, on consignment, for sale by -• T. S. LUTHER. March 11 Double Distilled Rose Water. A FRESH SUPPLY of best LondoS XX Rose Water, received per brig Pan tiles, and for sale by LAY & HENDRICKSON, Chemists and Druggists, Shad’s Buildings. May 10 ARRIVED, “for. Samuel Smith, Sayward, in die- —Waa bound with flour from New- ydsias to Port-au-Prince, and dismasted ^ lie gale gale of 3d inst. Steam Boat Commerce, Harvey,Charles- ™>2 days. SAILED, .Ship Wm. Wallace, Wood, New-York. “fungers, B. Burroughs, lady, family and •e'vattts, G. W. Owens, lady, family and ■jrvantB, Mr. Arnold, lady and eervants, Lay, lady, child and servants, Mrs.Rus- i, 2 children and eervant, Mrs. Campbell, ' Mr. Benedict, Messrs- E. Jackson, C. “It, E. F. Campbell, F. Morgan, J. C. J 0, gan, Butler, Wondrus, Eastman, Wm. Thw' ^' Bro ' L Harrison, and Pardee.— . 0 m. Wallace, wae towed down by the' am heat Samuel Howard, and got to sea Ri 4 '™ ,ocl * yeaterday. tosp Three Brothers, for Darien. f, JrtntvxD rnoM THIS ronr, —Lharleeton, on Tuesday, schr. Enter * 1 - ” lz c. Brickhouse, 2 days. J 10 *^ Georgia-Ann, enme up toe "'ff 1 ' 1, wittl <0,nu <i»m- "P fectwed in the gale of Friday.list. Notice. T HE subscriber being about to relinquish business in this city, requests all those to whom he is indebted, ta sund in their ac counts for payment; and all those indebted will please pay their notes mid bills on or before the 15tli inst. After that time they will be left with W. W. Gohoon, F,sq. my attorney. ZELOTESDAY. June 1 Board of Hfalth. Savannah, May, 18, 1825. TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE CITY OF SAVANNAH. Y OU are earnestly requested by the Board of Health, to inform them through the medium of their Chairman, Ward Committees, the City Marshal, or by notice in writing, through the Post-Of fice, of any nuisance which exists; or of any deposits in stores or cellars, that may be considered injurious to the health ofthe city. By order of Col. Shellman, Chairman, I. K. TBFFT, Secretary. May I* 48 to their reception and forwarding, without charge for storage or commissicsts. The expenses which may, in such cases be actu ally incurred, will when requested, be col lected with the freight at Havre. A letter Bag is at the New-York Post Office, for alllettere that may be sent by mail. Letters respecting either freight or pas sage, must he addressed, post paid, to CRASSOUS *, BOYD. Agenlt, New York. oct 14 71 Passage for Liverpool. The very superior and fast sailing ship CORINTHIAN, Is daily expected, and as her cargo ie ready to go on board, she will have immediate dtBpatch—her accommodations are spacious and splendid. For passage as above apply to. FRANCIS SORREL. June 7 64u For New-York, The new and fast sailing schooner STAR, C. Cole, Matter, Will sail on Saturday next. For freight or passage, having handsome ac commodations. apply to Capt. C. on board, at Jones' Upper Wharf, or to Junes HALL A HOYT. For Boston, MSf The fast sailing schooner rtSJf SPARROW, JY&N F. BaderthaH, Matter, •SWKWil! positively sail on Sunday.— For a few small packages or passage, ap ply to the master on board, at Jones, Low er Wharf, or to JOHN CANDLER, Jones’ Buildings, Who hat for tale, 60 Barrels Superfine Flour. June 8 65 For New-York. Ten passengers can be aeeom- r moduted on board echr. POLLY, i, Capt. Easton, to eail on Sun- fcday. Apply to ROBERT S. GOFF. June 0 66e For Baltimore, The fast sailing schooner TRIAL, , Matter, Will have immediate despatch— 'or freight or passage, apply to the master on hoard, at Jones’ Upper Wharf, or to HALL & HOYT. Juno 9 For New-York and ISew-Bed- ford, The sloop LEOPARD, Sturt.-a ant, iWill Bail on Wednesday, 1 r.th inst. For freight or passage, enquire of the master, or THOMPSON &. BONNY, Who hare in store a small assortment of CHOICE SPIRITS & CLOTHING, for sale at cost until 12th of June. June 8 , 65 For iSew-York $ Providence, Tile fart sailing packet sloop HERALD, J. Heath, Matter. Will eail on Sunday, the 12th inst. For freight or passage, having ole- pant accommodations, apply to the master, on hoard, at Moore's Wharf, or to H. BLAIR. Juno 8 6:jU For New-York 8? N. Bedford. The fast soiling sloop F L O R A. Paul Briggs, Matter. Will sail on Sunday npxt, and can accommodate live or six passengers,— Apply to the master on hoard, or to BRADLEY, CLAGHORN & WOOD, Anciaux'.. Whaif. June 8 For the North. The subscribers will engage to furnish a coach and four horses. to start by the 15th inst. and go through the different states as far as New-Jersey. Enquire of P. C. STRYKER, Georgia Hotel, Savannah. JOS. f. THOMPSON, Augusts. June 6 63 T IIE subscriber very respectfully in forms hia friends and the public in gencml, that his MINERAL APPARA- T(3B ia in good order, and he will constantly during the season, have Superior Soda-Watery &c and in addition vihst quality SYRUPS. nwMm every day J from 3 until 12 o’clock, P. M. PETER LAURENS. May 251 - 53i.|| mm Square, Tiros, contiu BASHING-HOUSE. The gentlemen of Savannah and its vicinity, are informed that the BATHING HOUSE on the north side of the Court-House ext door to the residence of P. P. on. Esq has been opened and will open for this season, under an ar rangement much superior to that which hns heretofore existed. The utmost attention will always be paid to cleanliness and to the comfort and con venience of visiters. Cold and warm baths at any hours of the day, and until nine o'clock in the evening. The terms will be 58 cents for each bath, or three tickets for one dollar, which will entitle the holder to three baths. Mny 27 55{ Tina yayUiYUnV, SARATOGA SPRINGS. This spacious and beautiful es tablishment. has recently under gone thorough repairs, and lias been superbly furnished hnd fit ted up for the accommodation of visitants at the Springs the ensuing season. It will lie kept by its former occupant, and neith er pains nor expense will be wanting to render the stay of visitors agreeable. It will be opened for company on tho 10th of May, instant. May 4. It/’Tho publishers ofthe New-York Eve ning Post. Daily Advertiser, and American j the National Gazette, Philadelphia; Patri ot, Baltimore; National Journal, and In telligencer, Washington ; Richmond En quirer, Courier, Charleston; and the Geor gian, Savannah, are each requested to pub- fish the above advertisement, every other day for one month, and send their bills, with a paper containing the advertisement, to the Pavilion for payment. May 14 44rp|| To Rent, The corner store in Gibbons’ Brick Buildings, recently occupi ed by W. and II. Rose. Posses sion given first of November. Also, several other convenient fire-proof Stores in sain Buildines. Also, two Dwel ling Houses on State Street, near Ogle- i ihorpe-Squaro. Also, a House and large Lot on Jo- Lacliim-Street. Apply to S. B. PARKMAN. May 24 52c} ■A M l Q To Rent. A Brick Tenement DWEL LING-HOUSE, on tlie north side Market-Square, at present occupied by Mr. H. D. Greene. Possession car be had on the first day of November next. JnJ Also, the STORE formerly occupied by Mr. John B. Wick, m as a shoe store. Possession giv- JmML en immediately. Apply to CHARLES ROE. May 28 58 SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS, A FRESH SUPPLY ofthe above VAL UABLE MEDICINE, just received per brig Frances, and for sain hy GEO. RYERSON, May It Sole Agent. ATTENTION* \\ A PPEAR at the east end of the Bay, near Fort Wayne, on FRIDAY NEXT, 10th inst. at four o’clock, P. M. in full uniform, armed and equipped tor Company Drill. Yon will also attend a Company Meeting at the Exchange, the samo evening, at eight o’clock, to make arrangements for celebrating our National Anniversary. By order, BAYARD, First SergH. S.V.G. June 8 65 Savannah and Augusta Midi LOACH. Sugar and Molasses. K fh HOGSHEADS, 10 Tierces and 76 Barrels Mnlaturos 37 Barrels Sugar, just received and for sale by J. B. HERBERT & CO. May 24 New Arrangement—Georgia Side. T HE subscriber respectfully informs the public thst he has removed the Line ef Stages on the Georgia side, and will hereafter, leave Savannah every Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 4 o’clock, A.M. lodge at Pierce’s, and arrive in Augusta at 5 o'clock next day. For seats, apply at the Georgia-IIotel. JOSEPH I. THOMPSON, Proprietor. Savannah, March 20,1825. N. B. Horses, Carriages, and Gigs, to Let.—Horses kept by the day. month or year, and expresses sent at the shortest notice. March 24 100 BY CALVIN BAKER, On MONDAY, 13th instant, At XI o'clock, in front of his Auction Store, a general assortment of Groceries. June 8 mm , BY CALVIN BAKER, On THURSDAY, 9th instant, At XI o’clock, will be sold at the stsre of Mr. Wilson Fuller, in Market-Square, all his remaining stock of DRY GOODS, con sisting of a great variety of choice and sea sonable articlea, among which are, Fine Bluo, Black and Drab Cloths and Cassi- meree, Rich Muslin Robes, Black Canton and Nankin Crapes, Linen Cambrics, Lin en and Cotton Bedticks, Fine White and Colored Marseilliea Vestings, Men snd Wo mens Black and White Silk Hose, Super fine Black snd Colored Bombazines, Plain and Figured Book Muslins, Jaconet do. Scotch Lawns, White Cotton Hose, White and Colored Cravats, Flag Handkerchiefs, Beaver Gloves, Fancy Calicoes, he. he.— Terms time of sale. June 3 EXECUTOR’S SALE. * BY J.B. HERBERTh CO. On the FIRST TUESDAY in JULY, Will ba sold before the Court-House in this city, between the usual hours, Lot No 10, Ewensburgh and Oglethorpe Ward, withthe improvements thereon. Also, two Negroes, named Polydore and Ben, be longing to the estate of Josiah Fox, dec.— Sola by permission of the Honorable the Inferior Court of Chatham County, and by order of the executors.—Terms cash. * May 24 ADMINISTRATOR’S. SALE. BY CALVIN BAKER, On the FIRST TUESDAY in JULY, At XI o’clock, will be sold in front oftho Court-House in this city, a TRACT OF LAND in Tattnall County, containing 575 acres, situated near Canoochee River, be longing to the estate of Samuel Haughton, dec. and sold by permission of the Court of Ordinary of Chatham County, by order of the administrator. May 10 AVE received by the schooner Star, a fresh supply of J KOPMAN & CO. H Fancy and Staple Articles, AMONO WHICH ARE, Barege Shawls and Handkerchiefs Green Gauze Veils Fashionable Ribbons Muslin Robes, Swiss Muslin do. Black Mode Black Levantines Blue and Yellow Nankeens Plaid and Figured Book Muslins Cassinctts tor Gentlemen’s summer wear White Linon Drill Colored do do Silk Stockings and Gloves Feather Fans Parasols, Umbrellas, he. he. June 6 63n nmi * James Anderson Co. H AVE removed to the middle tenement Young’s Buildings, where they offer for sale a large and general assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOOD3, received by the latest arrivals from Liver pool and New-York. April 25 27 SPRING and SEMNLEU. GOODS. B Y the ships Georgia and Harp, arrived from Liverpool, the subscribers have received their usual supply of SEASONABLE Having been purchased with cash, pre vious to the advance in England, they can be afforded and will be sold at low prices, and on a long credit, for undoubted paper. ANDREW LOW 4t CO. Feb 28 80 REMOVAL. T HE subscribers have removed to John ston’s Square, next door west of Messrs. A. Low h Co. where they are opening a handsome assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods y m addition to their former stock. W. h H. ROSE. April 5 10 ID* The Darien Gazette, and Recorder, Milledgeville, will give the above four in sertions, and forward their accounts to this office. Mat karel, ThTO. 1,2, and 3, Boston Bay Maekarel, J.1 fresh, landing from schooner Polly. Al.so, N. E. Rum, in bbla. Cod fish, Tobacco Pipes, Wrapping and Writing Paper, Soap, 4tc. for sale low if taken from the wharf. ROBERT S. GOFF. June 7 64p To Hire, A SMART ACTIVE BOY, about eigh teen years of age : he is a good house servant, and if required, can take care of a pair of horses and drive a carriage. He will be warranted sober and honest. Ap ply at this office. J-ino 7 64u Seidhtz and Soda Powders. K A DOZEN SEIDLITZ POWDERS aJU 50 do Soda do warrant* ed pure and genuine Juet received and for sale by LAY & HENDRICKSON. Druggists, Shads Buildings. May 25 Corn. Q/\ftrk BUSHELS Prime Maryland UvUU White Corn, afloat, on board schooner Trial, at JoneB’ Upper Wharf, aud for sale by HALL h HOYT. Juno 4 B. B. S. Porter. A CASKS just received rnd for sale <*U hy J. B. HERBERT h CO. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. BY J. B. HERBERT It CO. On the FIRST TUESDAY in JULY, Will be sold before the Court House ia this city, between the usual hours of sale, *“* two cows &r CALVES, h all' the Household h iKitchcu I-'urni L„ .. . ture of the lale John Street deceased. By otdet of the administrator Terms cuh. May 24 ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. BY J. B. HERBERT S, CO, On the FIRST TUESDAY in JULY, Will be sold before tile Court-House in this City, between the usual hours, TWO NEGRO SLAVF.S named Nelly and Dido, the property of the estate of Owen Jones, deceased. Sold by permission of the Hon* orable the Inferior Court of Chatham Coun ty, and by order of the Administrator.—** Terms cash May 18 ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. BY J. B. HERBERT h CO. On the FIRST TUESDAY in JULY, Will he sold before the Court-House in this city, between the usual hours, TWO NEGROES, Peter and James, belonging to the estate of the late James Wallace, Esq. deceased. Sold by permission of ths Honorable the Inferior Court of Chatham County, and by order of the administrator. Terms cash. May 5 TO PLANTERS. THE SUBSCRIBERS H AVING made a considerable purchase of last season’s imported PLAINS, which they offer for sale at the laet year’s prices, for cash or drafts on their factors, payable any time before the 1st of April next; which must be, at least, 20 to 25 per cent, less then the ensuing Fall Importation can be sold at. W. & H. ROSE. Savannah, 7th June, 1825. The Darien Gazette will insert the above, until the first of October, and send the bill to thia office. * June 7 63 Dividend, No 14. BANK, STATE OF GEORGIA, J Savannah, 22d April, 1825. ( T HE Board of Directors having this day declared a dividend on the capital stock ofthis Bank, for the last six months, of $3 per share, or six per cent per annum, the same will be paid to the respective Stockholders thereof, or to their order, op and after Monday next. By order of the Board, A. PORTER, Cashier. O' The editors of the Augusta Constitu tionalist, Washington News, Southern Re corder and Georgia Journal, Milledgeville, will please to publish the above three times, and charge the expense to this Bank. April 23 26 THE Lafayette Pamphlet, J UST published, price seventy-five centli an account of the reception of OSiraRAX, Z.AFAYETTS IN SAVANNAH. On Saturday. March 19tb, 1825, ofthe entertainments given him, and ofthe ceremonies, Masonic and Civic, on laying the corner stones of momimonts to the tnen> ory of Generals Gueexe snd Pulaski. Compiled and published in compliance with a resolution of the LafsvUe Joint- Committee. W. T. WILLIAMS. June S 63p COLUMBIA HALL, Nevf-Lebanon Springs. T HE Proprietors of these Springs ba the pleasure to inform the public, th having made several improvements sin, the last scsson, they are enabled to ente tain is many persons as any establishme in the United States. Columbia Hal] fitted up with new furniture, in a style qua! to the accommodations of at y oth foshionsble retreat in the country. New Lebanon Springs have'been lot celebrated for their medical virtues, at have been a fashionable resort for mat years. The buildings are handsomely s uated, the rooms large and airy, comman ing fine views of a beautiful country mountain and valley, celebrated for puri of atmosphere, for rich surrounding scene and affording the purest waters for bathin A new and convenient Bath-House hi been built during the past year, containir twenty rooms for warm and cold bathin and having a covered way to the Hall fi the benefit of persons in dolicate health. The proprietors assure those who mi visit New-Lebannn for health or plcasur that no pains shall be spared to afford the the best accommodations. The Ballstc and Saratoga Waters will be kept constan ly for the nee of Boarders. The Springs are situated on the Bostc Road, twenty-five mlleB from Albany, at twoifty-cight from the city of Hudson- The roads in every direction are in exet lent order, and pass through a-beautif dountry. anthony Kerr, HENRY HULL, tr The National Gazette, Philadelphii tne Courier, Charleston; the Georgia Savannah; and the Patriot, Boston, W please to publish the above daily for ot month, and send their bills te the office the New-York American. .V' May 24 52n,