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INDISTINCT PRINT flf' diqknsss which had i '«?* Oglethorpe Wand, •inca the middle of last month, has origina- M, in the opinion of the committee, from the aejetarioue effect, produced by exhsla- l. pfuntatph. I*••, however, , mtr ks of Thureday, that your coni jth the bargain did not prevent your open the award by looking Into circmnatan- , anterior to thalhwinip,, I« the onset you charge, me wjth a ton- tioni (Win .Mr. Joseph Btiles’ r „ i, diction bet warn my preroipee and.condlti- nojv under wet culture, commonly called; 3m on. But you have misquoted qj]r WoMs.-Spring,FieliJ. That portion of the PW'Ha-: freight or Menage, on any "A writer lo thie^Mper, aver* turn reeidlng nuareat tbie plantation, having board, nr to it by. a decision'of the Unitedatetee Court stronger mhrknol debility than thet resid- was judged that the title of the Ysano ing *t a greater distance. The exhalations laiuiuiiu wn»iyalid. and therefore that are visible tto the 1 inhabitants of South Qgle- oorgia had-no legal claim to the lands thorpe Ward, particularly when the wind ,hsu ceded," on the aaaumption that 1 had prevails from the west and northwest di al* the United States Court. Ufl|udged tl,e wetiq#. ills granted by. Goorgit. to the Yazoo • L - - “-jldjitlr 4 laiinanie, to be a vnl s attack my coiiclusioun. Now this is a ,,iluiic contest, hut ap injury to mo. be- laose a. largo majority, of your readers, jrobably have not now your paper at hand, which my communication appeared. To pul this at rest give me leave to insert here Um words used by,mo.’ "i For if a profit has Accrued to tlie united States Government, lit lias not been at .our expense ; hut of that [of the claimants,, under the Yazoo Act. For by a decision of the Unjted States Supreme Court.it was adjudged that the nth under that act was valid and conse quently that Georgia had no legal claim to the lands when she ceded them to the Uni- tcd'Siates." This admits ofnp other souse than that 1 affirmed, that, by a decision of the Supremo Court, it was adjudged tint wacisigtw s»y etl* V*«m -*•»„ liu«1 Jlucahwil herself of her claims to the lands previous to her ceding them to the United States. The truth of that assertion may be known by any one who will take the pains to look into the case of Fletcher, vs. Peck, there referred to 1 will not further complain of the torments to which you have put my words—I do not deul in toys. As I but briefly explained for want of room in my first'number, what I believed to bo the nature of the rights of Georgia to the luiids prior tq their disposition, to pre vent any misconception permit me to trbi- piss a little further. In that number I s ated‘-our original title was created by tiie Letters Patent of George the 2d, and that was merely a right to purchase,& ufpre cutption as regarded other colonies." That lit was a right of pre-emption and not an a! le.tiiij title, is supported by tile language of tiie old congress in which tile states are in vited to code their right of pre emption for tin; Ueneljl jtf the Onion.' Bat the question of a pre emptive right or an allodial title is settled oy the compact between Georgia and the.United States, in which the latter undertakes to be at their own expence of extinguishing the Indian titles to certain lands lor the use of the former, as soon ss it could be peaceably obtained oil reasona ble terms. Here a purchase is implied, which one party would mm.o for the other; and it would be absurd, iiideejl, to say, that tho u. S. wore ,Jo .have , purchased lauds for Jioorgia, which were then the lends of Geor- giu. To illustrate a right of pre-emption lot us suppose that live uiorehan s for the purpose o! obtaining merchandizo at a moderate price enter into an agreement by which A. only ahull be allowed to make oilers for the cargo of the Fanny—B. for that, of the E- melta, aud so ou. Now this is a pre-emp tive right agreed upon by those morel*.-—r and binding upon each to Che other. But It would be nonsense to suppose this would give a full title to the cargoes before their owners had made sale to tho parlies. Pre cisely the same principle obtained with Eu ropean nations who settled colonies in A- merica. To prevent interminable wars a- monglhcmaelves they entered into treaties by which they bound themselves to each o: her not to obtain lands from the Indians, within certain claimed limits; but until the Indians becumc parties to a treaty, their jest rights could not be affected. It is almost unnecessary to add that the U. S. government under tiie clnims derived from Georgia aud other stiftes to lands, has never contended for more t han tho pre-emp tive right and capable of excluditig other civilize d nations from becoming purchasers only, but notsufficieut to dispossess the lit Minus of their lauds. The same course aud jMrine was observed aud maintained by (.-c and the same are adhered to by , ■'' ,l *nta«i. And, indeed, I know of no ct 1 ™ Ihbt hat supported the contrary, ex- ca gPji'b. She not only claimed in Atneri- sn nviy. utfi jurisdiction over the soil, but al- nut hov^y persons of the Indians—she did but umn’ttiu'U'gOciate treaties with them, the point uf'fts which she enforced with horrors of pnrp'iflybnct. And there nil the by Governor Troti'pfiupilago contended for, in its true character. his friends was fejt You may puzzle an India, and confound him by logic; ,. uidcllerod mind is not overcome ;Y?T g this country was mine—I sold it to & Bph °? you purchased it ofme-this is truth'?" mahrttid, 1 On Thursday evening, by the Rev. Mr. Carter, Mr. Thomas G: Miut.sx, merchant, to Miss MAuoAiizf Ranoolph Wai.i., daughter of the late Beni. Wall, Esq, Col lector -bf the Customs, Savannah- In-'Newton, Mass. Joshph WmtxMta* Esq. Merchant of Angusta, Geo. to Miss Jm.u Knox Hum., seventh daughter of Gen. William Hull. "V ■ ■ Bias, Last evening, at 11 o’clock, Mr. Sumner Moore, s native of Massachusetts. The friends of the deceased, and those of Mosafs. Moore & Lyman, are requested to attend tho funeral TO-MORROW, at hnlf past 12 o'clock, from the house of 'Mf. John Robinson, President-street, near the Roman Catholic Church. C The friends and acquaintances of Mr. .Tons Carnochan, are requested to attend the funeral of his daughter, from his resi dence in Liberty-Street, THIS AFTER NOON, at FOUR O’CLOCK. Fqp NewsYoik.,;;; t-BS TABUS HED LIJ+E,] ‘ ' Packet ship 8 A V ANNA H, '*• B‘bet, Jr. Master, Will sail on Tuesday next- Fot ‘■apply to Cspt. B.'oq ., HALL & HOYT. Oct l . ’ For Ne>v-Y6|fk, AJk The fast sailing brig SAMUEL SMITH, ' Pern, Matter, «M|fcWUl positively sail for the above port on Wednesday, sth inst. For freight or passage, having handsome accommoda tions, apply to the Captain nn board, or to n WM. CROTHERS. 0ct 1 , 21e For New-York, The packet brig DRACO, Conkting, Matter, Will sail nn Saturday next. For freight, which will betaken low, apply to Cspt. C. on board, or to HALL & HOYT. 4. Oct 1 PORT OP SAT ARHaH. ARRIVED, Ship Savannah, Beebe, 7 days from New York, to'Hall & Hoyt, owners—full cargo, to Hull Si Hoyt, G. B. Lamar, H. Tiippyr, Ponce & M’ivenzie, Steam Boat co. Dun ham & Camplield, L. Baldwin & co. J.Slo vene, Jr. T. Butler Si co. H. Lord Si co. P. Bradley, J. Rea, R. Campbell, Cohen & Miller, J. W. Maxwell, A. & E. Wood, Johnstoii Si Mackay, W." Gaston, O. Taft, E. Bliss. G. Gordon, I. Norton, J.'Inglis 4* co. N. B. Weed, J. Anderson Si co. S. C. Donning, S.B. Williams, Philbrick Si Scran ton, C- Roe. W. Tighe, J. M. Dugonour, P. Hill, C. W. Rockwell &co. Z. Day, B- Burroughs. C. Kelsoy & co. J. W. Long, J Kopntun&co. B. W. Delamaier, and H. Cleland. Pastengert, Mrs. White, Soln. Kneeland, Esq. and family, Mr. Shields and lady, Messrs. Holloway, R. Birdsong, J. Moore, G. Nichols, E. Maoton, W.P.Rath- bone, J. S. Simpler, N. L. Sturges, H. Ba ker, J. Beecher, G. Clark, Birges, Dafe- fortli, Collin, Van Antwerp, and Green. Brig Draco, Conkling, from New-York, to Hall &.- Hoyt, consignees—with a foil cargo, to J. Anderson Si co. J. Bradley, Bradley, Claghorn & Wood, E. Bliss, But ler & Scranton, T- Butler & co. L. B»M- iemporury Administrator’s Sale. A GKEBABLR to an order obtained from the hono:able the Court of Old.nary for the County,of Camden, j aliail expose for aale •in Saturday, the 8th of October next, at the Market-House, in the Town ef St. Mary’s, the Sloop EAGLE, Together with her Furniture, faukle and Apparel, belonging ‘"‘•■e estate of Jamea Vineenm, late d ceas el—For the benefit of the beira and ail eon ceraed. Condition* cash- M H. HEBIIARD.Tem’y Adm. 8t Marya, Sept, 24, may, OCt1 p| HATS! HATS!! HATS!!! & Scranton, 3^ Hu vo received per brig Draco, 33 and schooner Mary and Marga- AW ret, 100 cases of * ^ ,,fashionable njt£s,r comprising a general assortment for ti»e city and country market, which they offer for sale on accommodating termed at their Ware-House, Market-Squnre. I N. B.—Ten Cases GENTLEMEN’S BEAVERS, extra fine. Oct 1 21 James Anderson SFfco, tovM&s BVitmms, / ,eoe ! ve <* b y tR® ehtp Entlly, frltm -t-4 Liverpool, their usual supply qf # A 7 a#d I etc fni 3 ai IIId ,from the North, pn utennvo assortment of which ’hoy offer for sale on accommodating tdtids/i •%. Get I . Sit 1 fliillltO;;LA5 Dunwoody, NF^RM- their friends and the public, that for more convenience, and also se- cnrjty against fire, they have removed to those commodious and fire-proof buildings on Scott and Andrew Low Si Co’s. Wharves, Where they continue the YactoYaky & ConmI&Bion Their best 1 exertions will be used to merit a i in., nunnir.™ . iv-.t. „..„„i„ , continuance* of former patronage. They ^ * *wal» wpply el have, 1 to supply their customers, best COT- / * v TON BAGGING, PLAINS AND BLAN- ETS. ''' ' Oct 1’■ 2 inf Watch Lost. L EFT in the yard of the City-Hotel, on Sunday morning last, a DOUBLE CASED ENGLISH WATCH, supposed to he mode by E. Johnson, London; No. 3454, with a small gold ring and a brass key attached to it by a ribbon. The finder will he suitably rewarded by leaving it at the Bar of the City-Hotel. Oct 1 gt ft To Rent* A Brick Tendmont DWEL LING-HOUSE,'bn the. jjprth side MarketrSquare, at preeen. M-»EBoyd occupied by Mr. H. D. Greene. WyTErtMr canbehadon the first day of J 0 ! 1 _ T ' LIST OK LETTERS R EMAINING in the Post-Office Savan nah, 30th September, 1825. 13 s Persons wislting letters from this list will please ask for Advertised Letters. A. Miss EMassal Jdtn Abbot James Alexander Wm Bailies VYiii Bandy J Barstow Geo Baile J. Barfield Miss Ann M Barnard % James Barnard Mrs S Bryan 2 James Broughton 2 Miss Ann G Bird James II Bryan Miss Eliz A Bour- quin 2 Edward Bourquin Robert Brower We asserted this doctrine in our »e*i— fatem ofiodependence, it has hcen success fully maintained in South America, and still contended for in Greece. I have been educated in the, belief of Its correctness, the reflections of manhood has but confirmed the impressions of youth, and I hope to die in its faith. Nor do I she how the interests of Geor gia wmihl he promoted by admitting the op- V’-ko docrine in its fullest extent. Goy. t roop might indeed, find in it the shadow 01 a justification for ftis Violation of the con stitution of the U. States in interfering in Indian affairs. But the state itself, I be lieve will bn s i support its interests, by leav- mg Gov. Troup to manage his defence in the best way lie be able, while sho contends that her claims to lands are bottomed on a contract with the U. States fairly made. OGLETHORPE. Uainptie W. Gaston, G. Gordon, P. Hill, Hall Si Hoyt, J. B. Herbert & co. J. Inglis Si co Johnston, Hills Si co J. Lewis, J. W.Long, G. B. Lainur, A. G. Miller, I. W. Morrel, J. Meigs, S. B Purkinan, A. Parsons, W. Patterson, J. & M. Pcndergaqt, Ponce & Mackenzie, Philbrick Si Scranton, C. W. Rockwell & co. C. Roe, J P. Sefzo, S. C. & J. Schenk, W. Tyglte, O. Taft & co. H. Topper. N. B. Weed, A Si E. Wood, W. T. Williams,end E. Si W Young. Sc-hr. Mary Si Margaret, Owens, 9 days from New-York, to Philbrick & Scranton, nosignees—full cargo, to Cohen th Miller, N. U. Weed. L. Baldwin &cn. J, Kopman & co. J. B- Herbert & co. J. W. Long, H. Cleland, Ponce & Mackenzie, E. Bliss, Bradley, Claghorn&Wond.Hall & Hoyt, l Norion, II. Lord&co. P.Hill, Moore & Ly man. Butler Si Scranton, Itazzard & Den- slow, nod Lay Si UlMiilricksiin. Passengers, Mr.Kinney and lady. Mr. M’Bride, and Mr. Adorns. Sailed in co._with ship Savannah. Sloop James Munroe, Luddington, It dayB from New-York, bound to Chnrleston, but rim past her port—with hay, potatoes, applos. butter, cheea-, beef, Sic. to the mas ter/ Passengers, Messrs. J. Fields, M. Thomas, and Holmes, The sohr. Hero, from Newborn for this port, was spoke on the 27th ult. The brig Pnnthea, Bradley, from New- Haven, bound to this port, arrived at New- York 20th ult; sloop Eliza Nicoli, do. do. at do‘20th. XRRIVET) FROM THIS PORT, At Liverpool, Aug. 17th, ship Corinthian Hall- Possession can be had November next. Also, the STORE formerly lied by Mr. John B. Wick. "*■— Possession giv en immediately. Apply to T - - - CHARLBsiroisr'- Oct 1 21 “1001” 4 REGULAR meeting of‘’Thousand and One," will be held nt their room THIS EVENING, at SEVEN O’CLOCK. By order of the Noble. M — S, Sec’ry. Oct. 1, (825. TO THE EDITORS OF THE GEORGIAN. „ ^] ln following report was made on Wed* “*y l“l. to the Board of Health, by one their Ward Committees. It will appear .7 fo® opinion expressed in that report, ’•■ oannot be donhted for a moment but •t the wet culture of rice, no matter how fir ®,® oatent, is calculated, to affect the ts °I l "° P®°ple >n its vicinity, the Committee for South Oglethorpe nrd. report, that thoy have examined the , ®‘® * n| l lanes, and find the aame ctean and m good condition. ver *! !T rt fivo C1, ® s of intermittent fo nd three coses of fever and ague. ne coromitUte report with regret, that it? We are requested to announce that Dr- Moses Siieftai.i., is a candidate for Senator, for this County, at the ensuing Vi‘“"lr;—d^=a&atoi*flitahaMfl«k Landing, 1 Q CASES” Whittiinore’s’’No. 19Cot- J. £t ton Cards 20 Boxes “ Doolittle’s” Soap 10 Qr. Casks Imitation Madeira Wine 40 Boxes 8 by 10 Window Glass 2 Bales Oznaburgs. and New No I aud 2 Mackarel, in whole and half barrels For sale by COHEN Si MILLER. Oct 1 21p 31 Landing, FROM SHIP SAVANNAH, KEGS BUTTER 15 Casks Cheese IN STORE, 10 Hhds. prime retailing Molasses 10 Pipes Cognac Brandy 5 Do Holland Gin 30 Boxes Candles For sale by JOHN W. LONG. Oct 1 21 r TO PLANTERS. TIIE SUBSCRIBERS H AVING made a considerable purchase of last season’s imported PLAINS, which they offer for sale at the last year's prices, fi>r cash or drafts on their factors, payable any time bofore the 1st of April next; which must be, at least, 20 to 25 per cent, less then the ensuing Fall Importation can 1>e sold at. W. & II. ROSE. Savannah,;7th June, 1826. The Darien Gazette will insert the above until the first of October, and aend tho bill to this office. ■June 7 63 TICKETS RECEIVED IN BRAND STATE LOTTERY OF . RHODE ISLAND, THtBD CLASS— N»W SERIES. T O Ire drawiV in Provideifcb. bn the FOURTEENTH of OCTOBER. 1 Piize of 25,000 Dollars. 1 Prize of 10,000 HioUare. l Prize Of 5,000 Dollars. 5 Prizes of i,ooo Dollars. Present price of Tickets $4, Halve* <2, QuartersgI,Eighths50 cents. *” Swaim’s Panacea. A fresh supply of this Vnfoabi Medicine* has just been received di rect from the inventory Mr. Swaira* of Phil ginal price established by the proprietor. LAY Si HENDRICKSON, Oct 1 Druggists, Shad’s Buildings.' John Bull Mrs E V Burton C. S W C*" ter 2 M Carroll rs Hariet Cammel \f m Caiiiphell Peter R Clifton Jkmes Conner (jeorge Conway Win Coe D. Mess Dewar &Foth ringham A Delaroch Cristophcr Dixon James Dun James Duiliy E. Nicholas Eamea Mrs C Eiason Aaron Everett F. Samuel Merven John D Millen W C Mills 1 Eilwuid Munroe Charles Mulvey Co! G W McAllister Dorcas McGowan James McGill N. • Isabella Neauelle George Neusoip Theodore Nelson Mary Nusim Rose Noble Rebekah S Norton Ann Nowlan Nicoluu P- Susan E Patterson Eliza Patterson torf a «' 2 , Leonaro PorflHfi). Dempsey Phillips Capt Jeremiah Pike ; Mary F Pope ' Clcniinton Powers / ThomaxPuge . , R. John Raimes Daniel Ramshart Elenor Rikor Joseph Ribero Sarah Robertson Ann H Roe Joseph Ross Charles Roberts Willism Robertson Dr Clias -W Rogers | Joseph II Russel j S. J Nancy Samuel * J Catharine Shearer j James B Sealy {Joseph F Stevens Master George W ; Jane Stevens Fahm } Jane Stevqec Edwd Farrell J JohnAS<eveiis,Senr Simon Fa rr “ll 5 Esther Stewart Win H Fergurson' r Joseph Stevens Cap Rob Pittuinary f Jane Simons M. 5 James M Smith Michail Gflloway 2 j John A Smith Nancy Gardner s William H Smith Wm Gibbin ] John M Sykes H. } Ann Schyes Liet. M. R. T. Mor- j John Simpson risen ilsham Scott iss Sarah Morri- \ James Scolles Thomas Sullivan TJtfttiargo and commodious _ Brick Tenement Building in “ York Streot, near Jefibnon-St. Poeseasion given first November, next. Also, two $tore* on Jefferson-St. adjoining Mr. E. Jencks’. Rent Will ue moderate. Apply to • i' THO’S. R. PRICE. Angnst* 97rp C. W HOCKWELL CO H AVE received by ship Emily, from Liverpool, and other' late arrivtls from New-York, a large and general as- •ortment of. Staple and fancy Dry Goods, which they offer for sale on the most favor able terms. Also, 300 piec€B 42 inch Cotton Bagging* wid an Invoice of Castings. Sept 27 20l WM PATTKRSON, IS FORMS his Triends and customers, that he bos remnved to the brick store i,door oast of his former staefo, Where he just received from New-York, by the ship Augusta. Sept 22 J7l A CARD. T HE subscriber, admitted to practice in the several CourtB of Law and Equity n this State, offers to the public his pro fessional services in the Courts of Eibb, I Henry, I Arnes, | Crawford, Monroe, \ Jasper, J Twiggs, , Pike. WASHINGTON POE. Macon, Bibb County, (Ga.) July 7 84 tt.EM.OYAL. T HE sttbsoribors have removed to John? aloe's Square, next door west of Messrs. A. Low Si Co. where they arc opening a handsome assortment of « Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, in addition to their former stock. . W. & II. ROSE. April 5 ' io *he Darien Gazette, afld Recorder, Milledgeville* will give the above four in sertions, and forward their accounts to this ofTine. B. ft. 8, LunAon Yotter, Cotton Bagging, &c. A «FEVV casks. Containing eight and a half dozen each of London Porter, im ported jn thp ship Georgiu, on 28th Juno last, are yet on hand and for sale; also, Cottm Bagging, Apply to July ,i&, Notice TO THE COUNTY CONSTABLES FOR THE COUNTY OF CHATHAM, IS HEREBY GIVEN, T O attend »l the Court-House on MON DAY the 3d of October ensuing, the day of General Election throughout the State, for Governor and Members to the next Legislature, for the purpose of preserv ing order. ISAAC D’LYON,S. C. C. Sept 29 . MAM AGBRI£. •xrrtCH. BV AUTH0H10'*-° r THE StATX «F NF.W-VORK- SPLENDIDLOTI'ER Y, To be drawn in the city of Now-Yajk, on the: 4th of January, 1826, AND FINISHED IN FIVB MINUTES. 45 Numbers—6 Ballots to be drawn. son Charles Haley Mrs Mary H Hardee Miss Ann B Harmon George Henly Mrs Levina Herno Owin Higgins Miss Sarah Harris Wm Hoffman Joseph orSarah Hut chinson J. Rachel Jacobs Miss Rose Juhnnn - , ■ .q'w’- sreww "u,M Syirtond Jncob Hay, Q Q BUNDLES Prime Northern HAY, Al a# for sale, landing from echr. Mary and Margaret, at Taylor’s Wharf, by PHILBRICK & SCRANTON. *tp' Oct 1 London Mustard. A FRESH SUPPLY of Genuine London Mustard, suitable for medicinal and other purposes, just received and for sale by LAY & HENDRICKSON, Oct 1 ., Shad’s Building*. Fulton Market Beef; «yc. Ju& meted fcr ukr. Jlfpry and Margaret 5 H a tri BfiLS. Fulton Ms rket Beef ,' 1 10 Barrels Sargent’s Crackers 44 Do No. 1,2-and 3, Mackarel For sale by BRADLEY, CLAGHORN Si WOOD, " Oct 1 Anciaux’s Wharf. Wanted, Those who TN a small family, a good plain book, wash- havo ordered tickets in the above Lottery, J. ornndironer. One well recommended, will plenBe call and receive them at 1 will find a permanent situation. Inquire at LUTHER’S EXCHANGE OFFICE., this oflfce. ; 4 - I Oct 1 2l e Miss S M Irvine Symond Jackson Mrs Sarah Jones James Johnstoii Lewis Johnston Grace Jones K. P Kali M C Kensir Mrs Ann M Keen John Kpen Sarah R King Tarlton Knight Thos Kockliff L. Benjamin Lavender Augustus B Long- street George Long M. Mrs Mareyan .James Magill '- 'John S Maxwell Hi Josiah F Scruggs Eliza Sherman B Sturges Alethia Scruggs T. Martha A Tiot V. Cap Edwa rd Vernard Mary Wallace Richard Wayne ; Benjamin Wallin Bcllmda Walker Sarah Washington Edmund Warren George Weaver John M West John B Witter l Emily White - Williamson’ Thos H Williams Daniel Wilson i William Williams fPermela Wingate 1 John Y White ; Joseph Wiggins 5 Ann Williamson { Hetty Woodruff i Y - r 5 Isaac Young •- i Jcnnctt G Young f E R Young i William H Young | Elizabeth Young J Georgo Youlle I Z. } Geo J. Zippeyer ubbard S Msrsballn Jefferson Zipperer GEORGE SCHLEY, P. M. Oct 1 21 WARE, and a v'a7!et f j(AJ lXIJ,: RoaapnikUA »i*rj—** Bt Will be Bold bofore our stores atJICI oh a general usorimeut of GROCE] Als^—01)0 SADDLE HORSE. n?ir NERBEET g tO. tek, I b'clk. Term* cash. Sept 26 f COTTON BAGUING. a>' BY J B. HERBERT 4 THIS DAY, 1st OctT-77- ... ennPi . o'' 1 beforc0Hr ’ ,or ®- ,f ' XI.B^t, 300. Pieces Prnqe.42 welt Cwtqn Bugging Terms at tune of sale. * 10iim%Io“ FlOUr ’* 0,iO ‘ Pot «^. Sept 29 POSTPONED SALK. BY J. B. HERBERT St CO. On the FJR8T TUESDAY iq OCTOBER, tnKY? 1 " bef 7® th * ^Mrt-Hoitse in this city.fietwe®n the usual hours of sal. aTRACTOFL^Nll.conUiningfourhun il fel thTIa UKm! or n le * , J ' '““ndednorthnrd. ItSr. n A n g '\ i Ro#d ’ ■“Uthnrdly by land lately Dr. Cocke’s, eoatwardly bv lands nf Jos Stiles, and E. Jcnfek's; and wpsUrdW by lands lately belonging to Weat at, wit£ the tmprovemems, cqnatsting p f , g ou Jj ^ fcfef ”,°^ e Stables attached, and Tliree Negro Hou ses, being the Real Estate of Benjamin Putman, dec. Sold bv S;r: f T-> P > h ® honorable the H, 0 L fC . n ."" n bounty,xnd by order of the Administratrix, for-the benefit of the bene Of said esUte.-Terms at ti^of.^* BY CALVIN. BAKER, t> ”w T o^ SI) A Y ’ 41,1 »t XI o’clock . Will be sold m front of the Court-Housd’ field hVnlh’ °" B N0gr ° Felluw - » n ®«ellont Oct 1 " " H " " " I.ONDON BOOKS. rOBT HrOEIVED & POA BAXJB C’ & J- Schenk, rpHE New Testament, arrangedioUhro. . " 0,< ‘g‘®al and Historical order, with copious notes on the principal .objocis in I neology, by the Rev. Gey\ge Towoseud A. 2 voltj. 8\0f' THE ROMAN, KNIGHTS AT THE GRAVE OF THE SCIP10S, 2 voiss Ivmo T eL‘! ANn B00K or CONCISE DIC TIONARY OF TERMS, used in the aru and sciences, by, Walton Hamilton, M- It.-A. S. I yol. 12nto. THEVILLAGE PASTOR, by one of the , ,?™ ur ® ot ""dy and Soul, I vol. 12mo; LETTERS ON ENGLAND, by Baron 11JM AiinLlllte, nsnoewuiui. &. co. IN AFRICA. 15 plates amt m. A SUCCINCT VIEW r ‘” " EACH TICKET HAVlIMv THREE NUMBERS IN COMBINATION. J. B. Yates Sr A. M'Intire, Managers. SCHEME OF THE New-York State Literature Lottery, 1 Prizo of $100,000 is $100,000 1 do 50,000 60.000 1 do 20,000 20,000 1 do ' 10,500 10,500 2 do 5,000 ' 10,000 4 do 2,500 10,000 10 do 2.000 20,000 39 do 1.0110 39,000 78 do 500 39.000 $567,600 Bagging, Nails, &c. OAA PIECES 42 inch Cotton Bt gging -aUU 190 Casks Cut Naile 9 Hogsheads Si I Philadelphia 37 Barrels S Whiskey 1 Hogshead Tobacco For sale by H. LORD&CO. Mongin’aWharf Sopt 3 -09 I TOl. UVO. WESTERN m maps, t vol Bvo. . OP THE PRAC- T1CABILITYOF JOINING TIIE AT LANTIC AND PACIFIC OCEANS, by - a ship canal across tire Isthmus of Amer ica. by R. B. Pitman, I vol. 8vo. <. THOMSON’S FIRST RRINCIPLE8 OF CHEMISTRY, 2 vols. 12mo. JOYCE’S PRACTICAL MINERALOGY, I vol. 12mo. I THOUGHTS AND RECOLLECTIONS,! 1 vol. I2me. THE TWENT f NINTH MAY or RARE DOINGS at the RESTORATION, by Ephraim Har k-ustle, 2 vols. 8 vo. BABYLON T IE GREAT, . dissection ami demonst ation of men and tiling. the British Capital. 2 vo)b. post, Ovo. TIIE STORY OF A LIFE, hy the author of Recoilectious of the Pnninaula, &o. 2 vols. Bvo. DUPIN’S COMMERCIAL POWER OF GREAT BRITAIN, 2 vols, Bvo- and atlam - THE WORKS OF MRS. BARBAULD, with a Memoir, by Lucy Akin, 2 vols. Bvo. HISTORICAL AND LITERARY TOUR IN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND, 2 vols. 8 vo. ABSENTEEISM, by Lady Morgan, 1 vol. 8vo, , , FAUST,a DRAMA,by Goethe.withtrans- lations from the German, by Lord Fran cis Leveson Gower. 2 vols. 12mo. GOING TOO FAR, a Tale for all ager, 2 vols. 12mo. SONGS OF GREECE, translated by Sher idan, 1 vol. 12mo. THE PRINCIPLES OF MORAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY, by Wm. Paley, D. D. Rvory Day Occurrences, 2 vols. Bvo. THE OPERATIVE MECHANIC AND BRITISH MACHINIST, being a prac tical display of the Manufactories and Mechauical Arts of the United Kingdom, with n variety of plates, by John Nichol son, Esq. I vol. Royal 8vo. Sept 29 20e 6051 Prizes, 9139 Blanks. Less than two blanks to a prize. Prizes payable forty days after the drawing, but the cash may be had instantly, subject to the usual deduction of fifteen per cent. PRICE OF TICKETS. Whole: : : : ; $50 I Quarters : : $12 50 Half: : : : : : : 25 | Eighth : : : : 6 25 This is the most magnificent scheme that itaa ever been offered for the patronage of the friends of Lottery adventure in Ameri ca. Tho small number of Tickets, and the unexampled demand for them, is a sufficient warrant that there will not be a Chance left, for weeks before the day fixed for the drawing, and that the price of Tickets will shortly rise to $60. 13' Gentlemen are therefore requested to be early in their application, as all orders actually mailed before the rise, will.be en titled to be supplied at the present rates. Notes'et the Bank of the'U. States and its Branches, and, generally, the Notes of all Banks that pay specie, received at P ,r .\ .. „ „ .... against Loss by Fire, and Hazard ”f Inland Navigation, as set forth in tiie'preceding proposals, ou as favorable terms n» ca a ba done in this city. JLC. DUNNING, Agent for Howurd Intmunce Company. N. B—Person* living in the cnuptvy, can have iosuraoee effected by. addressing the Agent, giviu » description Of the prem ises to be insqred, po«t paid. Sept*9 1# Also, Mercantile Drafts at sight, on of the large cities, snd Prize Tickets receiv ed freely in payment. All letters to be post paid. ‘ The mails may be relipd on as being per fectly safe for all remittances. YATES hi M’INTIRE, _ fVashington City. SeptW 16|jt dec - HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY NEW-YORK, - I NCORPORATED by the Legislature of the state of New- York, for the pur pose of insuring HOUSES snd OTHKR BUILDINGS, VESSELS IN PORT aud their CARGOES, MERCHANDISE and other PERSONAL PROPERTY, against Lobs ot ttamagott? Eire, and also to insuro VESSELS "and MER CHANDISE against tire HAZARDS OF INLAND NAVIGATION, or TRANS PORTATION. Capital Stock *300,000, , which has aQ been*paid in CASH, and the public may rely with cofdUfnuO'Uppq^ie whole sum. being always available to meet its engagements. R. HAVENS, Preet. 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