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*:.i*.?**• «... an»»sw« »i«o Cun. Chowki.i— wook then tho list, particularly for prime From the Georgia Journal—There was but fresh pounded. There has, however, been one course left to the government of this no improvement of the market; Slate alter it became acquainted with the; contents of tho very extraordinary letter uf! Augusta, July 9.—Cotton.—'The market the Special Agent to the Agent tor Indian continues very dull and prices altogether Affairs, which we insert in another column, nominal—sales ofi or 3 lots of mixt quality Tlwt course has been pursued. All ftirthnr have been at 20 cents. The stock remain* dinioinslic intercourse between Maj. An- ing in Ware-houses, is about 4,000 bales.— drews and the government of this state has Freights to Savannah, 76 ; and to Charlca- been interdicted. The grounds on which ton. jit 60 per bole. this measure has been adopted will be aeen Salt.—Retailing at 87} cts. to $1— good by reference tothelet'ers of Gov. Troup to supply here for the fall trade. , tile Secretary of War, andto Maj.Andrews.! Cotta n Bogging.—Nominally, 26 to 30 cts There is one idea attempted to bo incul- the price still declining. Tho Btock being catod throughout the letter of Major An- unusually large, is estimated at 12,000 drews and that of Col. Crowell, which pieces. claims a moment’s notice. Those gentle-1 Com.—Plenty i sales at 75tto 874 conls. men appear to wish it to bo undorstood.thut I Exchange on New-York—00 days bills the whole proceeding before tho Committee • par to 1 1-2 per cent,di8Count i at sight, 1 to on tho Stote of the Republic, wss a sort of ij per cent, prem Star Chamber business. They complain, that Col. Crowell could not confront the witnesses, and had not compulsory process in his favor to obtain witnesses. Now whose fault was this ? The proceedings be fore that committee were public—Col. Crowell wus iu town nearly tho whole time occupied in tho investigation. If he wished to confront the witnesses and ernss-iuterro- gate them, why did he not apply to the com mittee for permission to do so ? We never heard of his making any such application. If he had applied we cannot believe that his application would have been rejected.— Now that tho investigation before the com mittee is over, ho appears to think the pri vilege of confronting the witnesses was a very important one. 11*it was thus impor tant. it was certainly worth osking for.— Seeing that he did not then think it so im portant, and therefore did not not ask for it, if he suffers wrong, it will be from his own neglect. It is certuinly too late now to Bet up a complaint of this sort. Hud the de mand oflhe privilege been duly made by him and refused by the committco there would have been just and serious ground of complaint. The sume remarks are applicable, we conceive, to that part of these letters which refers to the procurement of witnesses by compulsory process. We will n«k Cul. (.'. and Maj. A. whether they have in a solita ry instance, rnnde application to the au thorities of Georgia for such process ? If they have rnnde application, we would again ask whether they have been refused. Uut.il both these interrogatories are answer ed affirmatively, we must contend tlmt all complaints derived from this source are ut terly groundless. officiaTpapers. Executive Def.irtme.nt, Geo. ) Miltcdgcoille, June 28,1826. i Sin—A paper of this merning, printed at this place containing a letter purporting to be addressed by your Special Agent, to the Agent for Indian Affairs, in extenuation ofliis conduct in suspending him from his functions under your instructions, is tor- warded for the in formation of the President. If iu writing such a letter the Special agent has so acted as to find himself within the letter or spirit of those instructions, it is ob vious that the question which he wos chnrg ed to investigate had been prejudged at Washington, before his departure from that City, and that consequently the govern ment of Georgia can no longer, consistent ly with its dignity, hold intercourse with that, officer, of which as you wilt see by tho enclosed letter he has had due notice. Respectfully, G. M. TROUP. The Honorable J. lUnnouR, 'Secretary of iVar. FxECtTTtVE DrP.VHTVEET. 1 JttilUotgerilie, 28/A Jane, 1025. J 8m—I call your attention ton letter pur porting to he yours and addressed to the Agent in extenuation of your conduct for the act of suspension, and published in a paper hero of this-morning called the Patri ot. If this letter he authnntic.you will con sider all intercourse between yourself and this Government suspended from tho mo- tnciit'of the receipt oi this. G. M. TROUP. T. P. A.norfws, Esq. Special Agent—Creek Agency. The philanthropists who profess to be rea dy to taka the Indians and negroes into their bosoms, we hope will not be silent un der the injurv tire General Government is about to indict on the Creek Indians — Goorgia has been thoroughly castigated for her anxiety to obtain tho Creek lands. Wc will now see whether these men ure sincere in their professions; whether they will re sent a real injury.done to the Indians by the United States government, as boldly as they ha vo pretended to resent an imaginary one done to the same people by Georgia; in a word whether they will deal with the Uni ted States as, under circumstances imagin ed to be similar, they have dealt with Geor gia. The facts to which we call their at tention are these:— The United States obtained a cession of land from the Craeks in February last. By the treaty, the United States promise to pay to the Indians who made it, $400,0110', us a remuneration for improvement abandoned by them, and losxus sustained in removing beyond the Mississippi. For the land ce ded, the Unilcd States givo other lands, a- cre fur acre. Part of the Indians remain here and consequently sustain no lose, ei- their for improvements nbnndoned, or in any other way. Yet the U.'States government has decided that the money is to be paid to those who remain, as well as to tlioso tlmt remove!!! Here is food for every Cantwell in the United States to last lor months.— Let us see whether they will cry aloud and spare not—JIM/. Jour. Mr. John Crowell, U. S. Indian agent in Georgia, has written a defence, remarkable for almse and bad temper. lie publishes certificates, which tend to exculpate him from any agency in promoting the death of M’jntash ; hut it is evident, from the etyle of his defence, that he should be removed Worn Georgia—Afot. Ado. North Carolina State Bank Notes, 3 to 3J per cent, discount. Darien Bank Notes, 10 to 12} per cent discount. MARRIED, On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. Mr Carter, Mr. Savur.t, Howard Fay, son of the Hnn. S. P. P. Fay, of Massachu setts, to Miss Susan, daughter uf Col. John Shcllman, of this city. mMM WWBKM* PORT or SAVANNAH. ARRIVED, Ship Rising States, Pearce, from Provi dence, to O. Taft, consignee—with mer chandise, to P. Hill, A, & E. Wood, Homes Tapper, E. Pudleford, H. Blair, and the master ship Fame, Clmdilock, Philadelphia, 17 days, to S. Wright, consignee—Ponce & Mackenzie, J. Gumming, F. Sorrell, ami VVni. Starr. Sclir. Mary-M’Koy, Richardson,Charles ton, 1 day, to tho master. Sloop Delight, Cooper, Charleston, 3 days, to Ponce & Mackenzie. J. B.' Gau- dry, and P.Cnttonnett. Passengers, Messrs. House, and Shearer. SAILED, Ship Africa, Cox, Liverpool. Ship Loiiisa-Matilda, Wood, New-York. ARRIVED EROAI THIS POUT, At New-York, 29th ult. sloop Regulator, Hall, 7 days. Passengers in tho ship Louisa Matilda, Wood, for New-York:—Mrs. Telfair, Mrs. Haig, C. Baker, lady and servant, Doctor Gumming, lady andservaut, II. Lord, ludy and servant, Jos. Brown, Indy, 2 children and servant, Jno. Elliott and daughter, A- Scudder and daughter, 2 Miss Telfair’s, Miss Woolhopter, Miss Habersham and servant. Rev. Mr. Wyer,I. Dnnfurth, Jub. Dnnforth, Doct.Savage and servant, Messrs Williams, T. Cumming, Juo. II. Gum ming, G. B. Cumming, A. Cumptieid, A. Telfair and servant. W. Jcnner and ser vant, Robinson, S. C. Schenk, Holloway, B. Hall, Sterling, Jiio. Campbell, Vokes Warren, N. L. Btucges, T.Scudder, and II. II. Baker. Passengers in the ship Corsair, Porter, for New-York:—Geo. Gordon, lady and children, S. B. Parkman, lady and child. S. II. Fay and lady.L Scranton ami Indy, Dr. Fairchild, Messrs. J. Parkman, Johnston, W. H. Crnne, A. G. Miller, A. R. Gordon, G. R. Jessup. W.E. Baynard, S.U. Lippilf, M’Cormick Neal, Hubball, B. Tuily, II. Harford and Son, J. C. Coyt, A. E. Strat ton. G. L. Alexander, G. H. Burroughs, A. T. Miller, D. W. Ten Eyck, C. L. Baker, N. B. Weed, Washburn, J.M. Clarke, F- Clarke. G- R. Roundtree, ami J. Strat ton. [Tho Corsair, will suil this morning at live o’clock ] The sclir. Enterprise, Western, was loft at Matanzasby theschr. Savannah arrived at tliis per:, to sail on tile 10th inst. for New York. On her outwonl passage had expe rienced a heavy gale which done consider able damage to her sails and rigging,carried away bulwarks, stanchions, &c. The ship Margaret Bugle, from this port for Falmouth, was spoke June 3, lat 43,14, Ion. 46. 3ft, nut 1-1 days. The wreck of the schooner Hernld, of Plymouth, Mass, was seen on the 2lHh ult. 40 miles north of Cape Henry. She was from Charleston for Boston, and had on hoard a crew of five persons, and twenty passengers (CRrpentera.) belonging to Mas sachusetts. She was no doubt capsized in the destructive gale of the 3d of last month. The British ship Mary Catharine, 49 days from Liverpool, arrived at Charleston Sa turday. For New-York if Providence, Thu ship RISING STATES, Pearce, Master, Will sail on Sunday noxt. For passage apply on board, at Rice’s Wharf, or to ORRAY TAFT For sale, InniHngfrom said ship, 12 Hogsheads MolasBes. Apply as above. J,.',. to t.f Leaf Tobacco, die. A FF.W Hogsheads primo quality Leaf Tobacco, just received and for sale by T. R. PRICE, Market-Square. Ar.so, An assortment of GROCERIES and DRY GOODS. Apply as abovo. July 12 88p Dr. Paul H. Wilkins, O FFERS his services in the Practice of MEDtciNR, Huroerv and Ohste- tricks, to the inhabitants of Sarannah snd its vicinity. He may be found at Mrs. Wall's, or at his office four doors to the south of it, in Broughton-Strcet. July 12 88 Gold Watch Wanted, A NY person having a good and fashion able English Gold Watch, not much used, for salo, a bargain, may hear of a ready money pnrehuser, by applying at this office. July 12 ✓ Cf»r* ) s Mattresses. T HE subscrihor has an hand snd for sain, ii large supply of HAIR snd MOSS MATTRESSES, suitable for fami lies and ships births, manufactured in the heat possible manner, and would at all times make them to order and pattern, at the lowest price. I. W. MORRELL, July 12 Whittakcr-Strent. Notice. P HILIP NEWTON, un indented ap prentice to the subscriber, has de serted his service without any csuse what ever. He has nearly two years yet to serve. All persons are forbid harbouring Or employing him ; he iB well known in tins city, he has lost, the right hand. The law will be slrictly enforced against any pernon harboring or employing said New ton. NOAH B. SISSON. July 12 8«p BANK, STATE OF GEORGIA, l Savannah, July II, 1825. ( Notice. T HIS Bank will, after to-morrow, the 12th inst. be opened at nine o’clock, A. M. uiid closed at one o’clock, P. M until the first of November next. l)y order of the Board, A. PORTER, Cashier. July 12 88p j To the Public. A N extract of a letter, said to be from William Swiim of Philadelphia, having +da its appearance in the Savannah Geor gian and Republican on the 7th instant, un der the auspices of Anson Parsons, which diSiies onr ever having made any purchase ol’Mr. Sivaim, and questions our right of Vending snd advertising his medicine in the follott-inj^Words, to wit, “Lay Si Hendrick- son’s advertisement 1 know nothing of, they got the medicine in New-York, I will write to them about it—1 did not authorise them to advertise so certoinly require Some no tice. Without adverting, however, to the motives which dictated or led to the publi cation of such a production, wo would in answer, beg to submit the draft collected some days since by Messrs- S. Si M. Allen & Co. of this city, in payment for the very purchase which iB boldly denied, and whicli we presume will serve as a quietus for both gentlemen. By ■ reference to the adver tising columns in the Georgian, it will bo perceived that we never advortised as SJr. Swaim’s Agent. LAY & HENDRICKSON. $150 Philadelphia, 17th May. 1826. At sight, please pay to tile order uf S. * M. Allen Si Coi one hundred and fif ty dollars, snd charge. Your obedient Servant, WM. SWAIM. To Messrs Lay Si Hendrickson,) Druggists, Savannah, Geo. J D200. July 9 85 Passage f6r England, JBe! A few jnore Passengers ctu he accomodated in the ship GEORGIA, to sail for Liver- peal on the 10th current. Ap ply to Captain Vnrntim on board, or ANDREW LOW fit CO. July * on To Rent. A Brick Tenement DWEL LING-HOUSE, on the north side Market-Square, at present occupied by Mr. H. D. Greene. Possession can be bad on the first day of November next. Also, the STORE formerly occupied by Mr. John B. Wick, ns a shoe store. Possession giv en immediately. Apply to CHARLES ROE. May 28 58 M l o Possession c November m lit: Savannah and Augusta COACH. Copartnership, T HE subscribers having united their in terests, will continue ihc Wholesale DryGuuds Business in this place under the firm of C. W. ROCKWELL Si Co. and in Charleston under the firm of RELPH, M'INTIRE Si CO. They intend keeping s general assortment of Staple and Fnncy. notice. March 24 Mail •Yew Arrangement Georgia Side. T HE subscriber respectfully informs the public that, he has removed the Line of 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-Hotcl. 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 tue shortest in both places, and that their stock may be purchased on such terms ns to enable tliem to offer additional inducements to their cus tomers, one of the pnrtners will remain most of his time in England, and another per manently in New-York. CHARLES KELSEY, CHARLES M INTIRE, GEORGE RELPH, C. W. ROCKWELL. Sarannah, July \, 1825. jnlv 7 84t 100 A Horse For sale—an excellent GIG and SADDLE HORSE. Ap ply at this office. June 15 71 Lost or Stolen O N the 7th inst. a One Hundred Dollar Bill of the Planters’ Bank of the State of Georgia, apparently new. The person who will return said bill to the Subscriber shall receive Ten Dollars, and no questions asked. MOORE & LYMAN. J ’>• o °5l A fresh supply oi the above val uable MEDICINE, just received per brig Frances, and for sale by GEO. RYERSON, Sole Agent. sftrow mm BY J. B. HERBERT «r CO. TO-MORROW, 13th inst. Will be sold before our Store at XI o’clk. 3000 Pounds North Csrolina Hams. Also, 2 Cases Ready Made Cotton Shirts.—— Terms cash, .*■ July 12 BY J. B. HERBERTS! CO. On the first TUESDAY in AUGUST, Will he sold, before the Court-House, In this-city, between the usual hours, 22 head of Cattle. Sold by order of the Guardian of Susan Cunningham, a minor, July 9 05 REMOVAL. T HE subscribers have removed to John ston’s Square, next door west of Messrs. A. Low Si Co. where they ere opening a handsome assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, in addition to their former stock. W. & H. ROSE. April 5 io TheDarien Gezette, and Recorder. Miuedgevule, will give the above four in sertions, and forward their accounts to this office. Mav 11 A CAK.JL). Lund Lottery Chances. rj3HE public are informed that the Sub. Joseph Cumming, Offers for Sale, R ECEIVED per Louisa Matilda, 20 hlids. SUGAR Jn Store, Lnnf Sugar and manufactured Tobacco. Also, 20 hhcls Whiskey, expected per ship Fame from Philadelphia, which wilt be sold low if taken from the Wharf. Jnlv 9 «5t Ai Union Society. * Quarterly Meeting will be held scribcrs have been appointed to receive | tho names of persons entitled to draws in | the contemplated Land Lottery ; and that T HE subscriber, admitted to practice in ’lioy are now ready to register the same, “ James Anderson <5^ Co. H AVE removed to the middle tenement Young’s Buildings, where they offer for sale u large and general assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, received by the latest arrivals from Liver pool and New-York. June 24 79 ,-MMES AXDKR80N ft O. H AVE on hand a few bales ofWllITE, BLUE, and MIXT PLAINS LONDON DUFFLE BLANKETS, Imported last year, whicli they will sell at a considerable reduction from the priceBof last season. Their usual supply of PLAINS, BLANKETS Sf BAGGING, will be received by the first Fall vessel from Liverpool, and they will he able to supply their friends with Fresh Imported Goons, at as low rates as any former importation can he sold for Till-. 24 7® the several Courts of Law and Equity in tliis Slate others to the public his pro fessional services in the Courts of Bibb, | Henry, I Jones, I Crawford, Monroe, \ Jusper, 1 -fVA-. WASHINGTON POE. Macon, Bibb County, (Ga.) July7«4 Monday Evening, July 11th, at Eight o'clock, at the Society Hall. L. MASON, Secretary, July 9 85 LONDON ROOKS. A MONG the works received per ship Georgia, und now opened, are the fol lowing : on Ackermann’s Repository of Fashion and All persons interested will please call on Joseph S. Pelot, and VV. C. Wayne in the Custom House, near the Exchange, from tho hours of 9 to 10 o’clock, *. M. and from l 7 fn 5 v. m and nn William A, Moore, du- ring the snme hours, at the office of James Eppingcr, Esq. near the Slate Bank, Johns- 1 ton Square. Applicants will be pleased to ! come prepared witli small change. Darien money will not be received. WILLIAM C. WAYNE, JOS.S. PELOT, WM. A. MOORE. July 9 B5p Notice. P ERSONS having business with the undersigned, during his absence, are: referred to Mr. authorised. TO PLANTERS. | THE SUBSCRIBERS H AVIN G made a considerable purchase of last season’s imported PLAINS, which they offer for sale at the last year's ■ prices, for cash or drafts on their factors Elias Reed, who is duly July 9 GEO. GORDON. B5p Window Blinds. J UST received, an assortment of tho above articles of all sizes. I. W. MORRELL. Jnlv 7 84 DOLLARS OOMMbbOXAXh 50,000 DOLLARS W ILL be awarded to some adventurer on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, in the Philadelphia Union Canal Lottery, 17th Class, at which time tho whole drawing will positively be received. BRILLIANT PRIZES! N otice. D URING my absence from Savannah, persons having business with me will please call on Mr. Elias Roedr’who is my agent. S. B. PARKMAN- Jnly 7 84|> La Bli.lis AsBKMBi.eE, with fine colored plates, complete series of either up to the month of April. Smith's Thucydides, Hampton’s Polybius, Rook’s Arinn, Beluc’s Herodotus. Dun can’s Ctesar, and llaker’e Livy, 14 vols. 8vo. calf, gilt, bound to match. , . „ . , . . „ An\CTiAusis, 6 vols. and 4to plates, elegant . payable any time before the 1st of April Gui.nsMiTU’s Greece, Rome and England next ; which must he, at least, 20 to 25 per B vo | 8 _ cent, less then the ensuing Fall Importation “Forget me Not,’* for 1025, a splendid vo- - can be sold at. W. &. II. ROSE. liitno, with plates- 1 Savannah, 7th June, 1825. Life in London, or Day and Night scenes The Darien Gazette will insert the above of Jenny Hawthorn and Corinthian until the first ot October, and send the bill Tom, with numerous colored engravings., to tliis office. Life of an Actor, by Pierce Egun, many i J ||lle 7 colored plutes. j i Morninob at Bow-street, by Pierce Egan.! J-atJat. witli humourous plates. Dn. Syntax’s Tour, 3 small volumes, co lored plates. ween the hours of 2 in the forenoon and Shakespeare’s Plays, complete in 1 volume, { in tiie evening, the following notes, say Madeira • » n,es. T HE undersigned has on hand, snd of fers for sale upon liberal terms for cash or approved acceptances, payable in this city, a quantity of Madeira Wine of the justly celebrated brand of John Howard March. Sc Co, in ninea. half-nines, iiuarter. lasks and eighths, of various importations ; some very old, and all very superior. Ho huB always a subscription List open, for the importation of Wine from Madeira to this place, and will thankfully receive or ders for any quantity: he will, in the course of this month, forward a list which will be supplied in the course of the next ensuing Autumn. PETIT DE FILLERS. Socannnh, 1th July, 1826. Fuetor- July 9 85 6w 63 1 1 1 2 1 30 20 52 156 of 50,000 Dollars. 20 000 Dollars. 10.000 5,000 4.720 Dollars. Dollars. Dolla s. 1,000 Dollars. 500 Dollars. 100 Dollars. 50 Dollars And one hundred and twenty-one thousand and forty dollars in prizes of $20, Sic. Tho fifteen tickets, in wliolo and parts, expected by the subscriber, have hoen received. Those persons therefore, interested, ore requested to call and securo their chances immediately, it being prob able the only apportunity for a long time of realizing FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLS. Prizes in other Lotteries taken in pay ment, and the cash paid on demand for tickets ordered bv WM. ROBERTSON, July 12 Georgian Office, fhar/ei/cm, June 9.—Cotton—Some sales ot Upland, have been made this week, from 20 lor inferior to 23 .cents for good quality.: lhe large holders are, however, unwilling h-„„ i.if, Jo accept of these rates, snd seem inclined I " v. ttEYlta to wait further advices and the arrival of T>F.TWEEN Fort Jackson and Town, a vessels, the absence of which has kept buy- JO YAWL BOAT, painted black. The ers out of the market. The stock has been owner can have her by proving the proper- lately taken, and is supposed to amount to j ty and paying expenses. Apply to , about 30,000 bales. In Sea Wands we JAMES BROUGHTON, bivo heard of no transactions. At Dr. Haig’s Plantation, flise—The inquiry has been better thi* Jiiiy 12 80p S UPPOSED to have been between Bay street anil the South Common, and be- For bale, A FAMILY carriage and a Pair of Hor ses, for a credit until the first ot Janua ry next. Also, a highly finished barouche, a complete travelling carriage. And T) REN'*’, The house and premises in Brnughton- Street, occupied by the Subscriber. JOHN MACPHERSON BERRIEN. June 28 811. JOHN VV LONG OFFERS FOR SALE, QA PIPES Brandy, 1st and 2d quality OU 8 do Holland Gin, 1st do 1 do Port Wine, lat do 50 bblsMstanzas Sugar 50 boxes Soup 30 do Caudles 30 doz- Madeira Wino 150 pieces bes 42 inch Dundee Bagging — Calcutta Bagging, a superior arti cle for packing square Bales. 1 case \ Bleached Cotton Shirting of the “ Dover Manufactory." June 28 8Il $100 bill of the Bank of Darien (this note was in two halves and wafered together to a piece of white paper) also three notes of the State Bank of Georgia of fifty dollars each ; these notes «-ero ull rolled up to- f ether iu a piece of white paper, and must ave fell out of the pantaloon pocket. The finder will be very liberally rewarded by leaving them at this office. T- !v 7 Rt with 40 fine engravings. Rosseau’s Confessions, 4 vols. 12mo. Gall Si Spurzlieim on Phrenology. Secret Memoirs of Louis 14th, extra calf, gilt. Joanna Baillies’ Plays, 3 voIb. elegant. Cox'b Female Scripture Biography, 2 vols. elegant. Wright’s Guide to Ancient and Modern Dublin; to tl>- Lake of Killarney ; to Wicklow ; a: (. he Giant’s Causeway 4 vols. with ni uius fine plates. Vasis' Picture of Naples and of Rome, with maps and views of Public Buildings, &c. Elton’s Remains of Hesiod. Edgeworth on Education, 3 vols. 18mo. Mortimer on Pyrotechny and Recreative Fireworks. A selection ofthe Poets. &c. various sizes, N-W- York Literature Lottery with fine pistes, and splendidly bound. — * Also, a few LAW BOOKS, Among which are Renicke en the principles of Indemnity on Marine Insurance Glen on Bills of Exchange. Cone Napoleon, or French Civil Code, translated. 3d Broderip end Bingham’s Reports. Hammond’s digested Index to Term Re ports, during George 3d and 4th, 2 vols. ■oonn'D A ilrrtii-n It V TVirpuutOlJ In/loy. 1 he tiivi Lot ery to be Drawn On Wednesday, the 20th July, the following Splendid Lottery will be drawn and finished the same day. W ILL draw in New York on Wednes day, 20th July, positively—80 number combination. NINE numbers to be drawn RICH CAPITALS. Brit ks. T HE Subscriber lias at present on hand alargo stock of Bricks of superior qua lity, which ho offers in such quantities as may be wau’ed. at the lowest possible price for cash only. For the convenience of his Town Custo mers, he intends in future to keep always a considerable supply in town ; those in im mediate want of the article will be supplied by application to Mr. James Roberts, either at his residence in West Broad Street, or at Myers’ Wharf. HENRY M ALPIN. June (4 79 Greene’s Admirnlty Digested Index. Orders for Books from London will be regularly transmitted and imported for those who wish thorn. W. T. WILLIAMS. Jnlv 7 «4P Flou’ (V. Corn PA BBLS Moore’s Family flour 50 do Baltimore do 1000 bushels White Corn Received per Rising Sun, for sale by J. B. HERBERT Si CO. July 7 84 1 Prize of 30,000 DOLLARS. 1 15,000 DOLLARS. 1 10,000 DOLLARS. 1 5,737 DOLLARS. 20 1,000 DOLLARS. 30 500 DOLLARS. 30 200 DOLLARS. SJfl BARRELS BEER, Fidler andTay- a" lor’s brand, received by Corssir, For sale by W. WILLIAMS. July 7 84p Besides 13.311 Prizes of 100 DOLLARS 50 DOLLARS, 22 DOLLARS, &c. mak ing a Grand total of 273,760 Dollars; and but one and a half blanks to a Prize. There being NINE numbered, wn in this Lottery the Chances are greatly creased. As but little time remains, imm diate application should be made. TICKETS, $11.; Hal 3t $5 60; Qra $2 55. The Subscriber guarantt ithe payment on demand of all prizes ordered by him. Prizes in other Lotteries received as cash, and orders from a distance (post paid promptly attended to. Information ofthe fate of Tickets will be given to distant adventurers as soon as re ceived. VH ROBERTSON, Geuratau Ofitcc, July » #3e 45 Dollars Rewai d. R AN AW AY from Dr. Haig’s Plantation, Brewton Hill, near Savbnnah, three negroes, viz. Liincric, a short stout fellow ; Francisco about 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high. Jack, who has a shot wound in the arm — They are all of a yellow complexion, and intelligent fellows. Tho above reward will be paid on llieir delivery at the planta tion, or being secured in the goal of this County, or 15 dollars lor either of them. Robert Habersham June 28 i:o[l. LOTTERY NOTICE. the UNION CANAL LOTTERY 17th CLASS. Was drawn in Philadelphia yesterday- T HOSE who have left orders for Ticket# in the above Lottery, are requested to call for them immediately, as they advance to $11 To-Morrow and all orders not tiketi up previous, will be subject to the advtiticd. The Scheme consists of Prize of - - - 850,000 ‘20,000 10,000 5,GOO - 4.720 1,000 f)*c $c. Fjc £;c. Call immediately and secure a Chance, ai LUTHERS July 7 EXCHANGE OFFICE. 84 Swaim’s Panacea. J UST received, per bgig Frances from Philadelphia, a fresh supply nf this ce lebrated Medicine direct from Mr, Win. Swaim, tho inventor, and for sale by ANSON PARSONS. Sole agent for the State of Georgia, As wiD appear by the following extract from Mr. Win. Swaim’s letter, dated Philadelphia, June 9th, 182S. Mr. Anson Parsons, SIR : Lay fr Hebdrickson’a silver, tisement I knnw nothing of, they got the Medicine in New-York, I will write to them about it, I did not authorise them to adver tise so. Yours, respectfully. (Signed) WM. SWAIM. July 7 ll-tp D UR1 G tne anserine nf the Subscri ber front this city, Elias Reed, Esq, will act as his attorney.. ABNER BASSETT. Juu« 30