Till* betton *as net nttanded
* ich ,ny serious oousoqimmies j but Bach-
*i retired from ihe Contort Without any os-
“ ible cause, booh followed by the ml
So Creek (loot. *nd o, the Mofjuly the
Turks were in sight Of NavariO. On tha
OOMKIEROIAX..
" Liverpool, Auput 20.—The Sarah It
taroline being atill detained we have again
they feuded 5200 Arnotit. ton the 7th, «b» pleasure o?addressing you by her, we
ihoCiOttin P»eli* eeilod for Petrine and «»*>"/ »» however. Diet since the
ufJofench), whore, hb arrived on the 10th date of our respects on the 17th nst. our
^ rf tVfet ns. 10 corvette, 12 bilge, end Cotton Market he. been heavy, although e
rlVtch* nora. On tho 7th or 8tf. Hue. *>' ku»lne« hue bee# done daily, but con-I
"" “ l the hue of march for Tripoli- fine<J °n'>«'>y t<uho_ butter description, and
b?tltewey of Hiaia end LeondarT- •wnthewhayo rather given way, inferior to,
'T.mmiri. Ibrahim would reeeivo as- middling qualities have almost been uo-
For Providence,
The fast sailing brig
E R P R I ZK,
Kley, Ma>tsr,
Having the principal part of her
The fi
8 STI
James Anderson fc Co.
fORWS BUILDINOS,
AVE received by the ship Emily, from
U Liverpool, their usual supply at
•,1 .
“*i urd »y »»*tj tVaVns, U\ank«tb aud Bax
for frlfeglit of the remainder or passage ap- , B
ply to the muter on board, or to r *1 gAltg,
COHEN A MILLER.vi.iiQ,
oct4 22r
-117,riHnn • of"* 1 *r:ty llebtM .... . , ,
grawsis! — ' -
And by recent arrivals from the North, ad
I ' elegant and extensive assortment of
i Fancy and Staple Articles,
Count ae ru.»», -Uplands, and the little that
”°* n „ L„ nrwnntnd to the Kinu in 'hem has been at id. per
dor to Prin “' ., £ d , h Quite do Villa f rnrn last weeks prices. The total sales
hi, lytuno recall, and the Uuke de Vi la wpck tre ,& ut u,000bage, ofwhioh
Hetmota. hisorsdenala as resident Mims- ^ get . Ie|tnd|| IS 4 „ . j^e Stained
tor from the eamecowt. I. n d Saw Ginned do. 8 a IS ! 2291 Orleans.
rftUrecosnhion*of •.»* < Tenneme. sod'Mobile, 8*
Oct 4
pc„w Tb.*5ft r jS]S;^V« 3 7tirtvrr.V8i is.rsiTd.o*
authorised to contradict a,I that-h»* »PPe*Jj 9 , 30 at 9*. 590 at 9*, 40 at 91, *36 at 9*,
ed in some of tho Ministerial JdufBiWt pif !e4a fi} 277 10 rtOat lol fiO at inA
ticularly the Drape.u Blanc, in opposition I ® 10*, 60 at 10*.
to the sincerity and plenitude of the conces-1J • “ L»“ m ’
a 10* ; 4843 Uplands, 356 at 8, S3 at 8J, 40
April last, 'to the actual inhabitants
tlie French part of the Island of St. Do-
Bl Tbe Cuke of Wellington had reached
Paris from a tour of inspection.
French Funds, Aug. 17.—Five perCent.
Consols IO*f. 5c. to Wtr. SUc.; Bank Ac
tions 2105. to 2190f.
Shzxt Inon Steamboats.—A writer in
the United States Gazette gives the follow
ing description of the Sheet lion Steam
boat, building at York, Pa. intended tor a
passage boat from Columbia to Northumber
land on the Susquehanna.—Messrs. B.
Webb, Israel Gurdiner Pliincas Davis, and
John Elgar, are the enterprising and ingeni
ous mechanics, who are engaged in this
work. The Boat lias sixty Jett keel, nine
jeet beam, and is three feel high; she is com
posed entirely of thecl iron, rivetted With
iron rivets; and thp ribs, which are one
foot opart, are strips of iheet iron ; which by
their peculiar form are supposed to possess
thrice the strength of the saino weight of
i on in the square or flat form.— 1 The whole
weight of iron in the Boat, when she shall
bo finished, will be 3,100 lbs. That of tho
Wood work, decks, cabin die. will he 2,800.
Being together (Arse (ones. . The steam en
gine, the boiler included, weighed 2 tons.
Making the whole weight of the Boat and
Engiue buf/Ste ions. She will draw when
lannc ied butJiee inchet, and every addition
al ton. which may be put on board of lior,
will sink iier one inch in the water. The
engine is upon the high pressure principle,
calculated to bear fix hundredpounds, to the
inch, and the engine will he workod with
dot more than one hundredpounds to the inch
—It will have an eight horse power, ami
the boiler is formed so that the anthricite
coal will be exclusively used to produce
slcatn. The ingenuity with which the boil
er is constructed, and its entire competency
for burniugthe Susquehanna coal, are en
titled to particular uotice,and the inventors,
if they succeed in this experiment, will be
entitled to the thanks of every Pennaylvuni
an,. The Boiler is so constructed, as that
every part of the receptacle for. the fire is
surrounded by the water intended to be
converted into steam; and thus thn iron is
preserved from injury by the excessive heat
produced by the combustion of the coal.Tho
form.is cylindrical; its length about 6 feet,
wild it will be placed upright in the boat, oc
copying, with tiie whole engine, uot more
than tenfeet by defect. The engiue is near
ly completed, Messrs. VVebb, Davis, and
Gardiner, being its constructors. The
boat, which is the work ofMr. Elgar, is in
great forwardness. The whole cost of the
boat and engino will be three thousand dol
lars,
Thus saying, the brave Centinel, wiping a
teir out of the cornet of his eye, walked u;>
a id down on his port, and the invalid hoobleti
i,i at the open gate as fast as he could, Bu
ll iw to get an iutemew with toe Field Mat
tuali I this puzzled the pq-.tr follow not a lit
tle i lie had passed the outposts, it was true
but was still very far from head quarters lit
this dpcoma he was half alarmed, and hah
rejoiced to hear the Marshall, in a thundering
voice, call out to his ordii ary to bring up ths-
invalid and the oentmel at his gale. In an in
slant both stood before the uoble warrior, the
one confident of relief the other no less sui t
of punishment- • Wh it does his mean,” cri
ed (he Marshall, addressing the invalid, -‘dont
you know you hsva no tight to intrude in this
manner I* The invahd only answered by
CMtuig “a pitiful loilt at bit disfigured body
which look seemed to say, *• I trunk I have
right enough And you ” said his Excel
lency thundering nt ihe Centinei, “ how dar-
you set in disabedirnce of orders ?” Erect as
a pooler, stood the Granedier,without answer
ing a word- The Field Marshall now rung,
sod his Secretary appeired ” Here,” criep
hit Excellency," give each of these fellows 25
in my presence.” Tba Secretary stared, ana
it last ventured to stammer out the words
“shall{ call tne Corporal ” “N resumed
the Marshall, " do it yourself.” Dhobedienc,
being a word almost unknowo in the military
language of Buraia, the astonished °ecreur
began to look round for some weapon nr ins.
trument wherewith to iufi.ctthe punishment,-
but seeing nothing, he ventured to ask “ with
whit f’ •• With what l Why with yout
hands" replied the MaishaU, ” I thought you
knew Barclay butter—give each of them 23
Roubles—the Ct-n incl for his humanity—the
Invalid hr his bravery sod sufferings.”
Tea iatt Kcmia* Flam Mam a am., Bax
culm lotii —Th,a die.iiiguiihco Warrior,
who waiot Scottish descent, wu no leu
391 Egyptians, IS a 13;
13*; 316 Bahias, IS* a
0 f 137; and 1357 Maranhama, IS* a 13. About
SOOtl bag* have been teken on speculation,
any 3000 American and 2000 Brazil and
Demerara. The Import in 1443S bags.—
No more failure* are yet declared, but wo
very much fear we have not seen an end of
them yet.”
Liverpool, August, SO.—Tho demand for
Cotton continues, regular and prices ra
ther declining. The sales of the past week
are about 15,000 packages, 9,000 of which
are to the trade and the remainder to specu
lators. Of S.’a Islands only 58 bales have
been sold front 15 to‘2ld. Of Uplands 4,800.
tho greatest part of which from 8* to 9*.
and from every appearance prices are morn
iikeiy to decline tbnn advance. The im
port into this port since the first of January,
is 511,000 begs, and about 600,000 into the
Kingdom. Annexed are the present pri
ces. Sea-Islands, 14 a 27d. Uplands 8d
a 10*d ; New-Orleans, U* a ISd. Rice 10
a 23."
Hcglo h fi? Dukwody,
I NFORM their friends and the public,
•hat for more convenience, end elan ie-
~ A* ^vr«aw ! cority against fire, they have removed to
A QUARTERLY mooting will be hold those romiHOilioua and fire-proof buildings
on MONDAY EVENI »G, 10th ipst. on Scott and Andrew Low & Co's.Wharves,
at 7 o’clock, at the Sunday School Robm, where they continue the
Ac * demy ' ' ^Secretory, j^&ctoi&gfc & Commission
00,4 22 I Business-
Their best exertions will be used to merit a
THE \ABtt.AH.\ , ,
WS opened on Mondays, Wednesdays, and rveTsimnfo AmPT'“T
I Fridays,from 3 until5 o'clock. 1 -~-l‘-2- 8 iP£ l - y - , - el r
Watch Lost.
JYeio- York, September, 24—Colton Since
our last, no important change has occurred
in the market; prices have again declined
u little. . The whole business of the week
may be computed at. at about 500 bales of
all sorts, mostly however. Uplands and Ala
baman, at 15 cents, some small parcels at
14,16,17 cents, and a lot of extra fine Up
land at 19* cents, and 10 baleB very fine
Orleans at 25 cents, for borne use. Thu
present range of rates may be consdered
for Uplands, 14 a 17* ; Louisiana, 19 a 22 ;
Tennessee, 14 a 17* ; Alabama, 14 a 17*.
Me.—Importation, 181 whole and 2 half
tierces. But little has been done this week.
Sales of prime have been made from the
wharfnt <f .l 87*. and for middling quality
40 a 50 tierces were sold from the store at
;(2 75, cash. Prices continue the same as
ast woek. and the quantity it market ii
small. We do not vary rates. Rice, ordi
nary, 2 87* a <3-; do. middling to prime, 3
50 a 4 12*.
Exchange on England has again advan
ced. We qdote at 10 a 11 per cent, pre
mium.
tale of Georgia—Chatham
County
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. I EFT in the yard of the City-Hotel, on
liEREAS Daniel Cnvney, Jr. hai appli-1 -JLi Sunday morning Inst, a DOUBLE
edto the Honorable the Court of Or-1 CASED ENGLISH WATCH, supposed
Jin-ry of Chatham County For letters of «d I to bo made by E. Johnson, London, No.
ministration on the estate and eflfeeta of Wil 3454, with a small gold ring and a brass key
iiaoi Woodridge,late ■ f Savannah, merchant, attached to it by a ribbon. The finder wifi
detd, on behalf of the heirs and creditors, be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the
and ny rtqueai of the "drives. These are Bar ofthe City-Hotel.
therefore to cite and admonish *11 and singular
the kindred and creditors of the said deeeaa
ed, to file their objections (if any they have)
to the granting of the administration of >h
estate o; the deceased to the applicant in the
Jterk’s Cffije of the said Court, on or before
he third day 1 of November next i otherwise
letters of sdministtaUon will he g anted
W.tne is ijie llonorahle Elitl Fort one o-
the Justices of the ssid Court, the fourth
day of October, A. D one thousand eigb
hundred and twenty fire.
SAM L. U. BOND, C. C O.
Oct. 4 Sf-'
mm
PORT OF IAYAYXAB,
ARRIVED,
Brig Enterprise, Killey. 9.days from Bos
ton, to the master—full cargo, to O. Tall
H Lord So co. R. Campbell, P. Hill, S. B
Parkman, T. S. Luther, A. So E. Wood,
H. Clelanil, R. S. Goff, L. Baldwin & co
Cohen & Miller, and Dunham & Camfield
Left brig Index, to sail for this port iu 3 ds.
AKRIVKD molt! THIS SORT,
At Liverpool, 19th Aug, ship Africa,Cox,
VV TOR THIS PORT,
At New-York, Sept. 22, brig Osprey
Dorsey, despatch.
At Boston, Sept. 19, packet schr.Medcm-
ach, Smalley.
At Providence, sloop Gold Huntress,Cur
rie. to sail 25th ult.
For New-York,
[established line,]
Packet chip
SAVANNAH,
Wm. Bebts, Jr. Master,
g,———Will sail on Tuesday next. For
freight or pasaage, apply to C*pt. B.on
•“oct«to HALL to HOYT.,
its
mi*
wwm
For New-York,
The fast sailing hrig
SAMUEL S^I fT H,
PeTry, Master,
nor, on m’i po !? tWe, y, •»« 'he above
port on Wednesday, 6th Inst. For freight
r passage, having handtome accommoda
tions, apply to the Captain on board, nr to
n . , WM. CROTHERS
° C11 *1«
4
4
For New-York,
The packet brig
DRACO,
net 4
W-ii Master,
. , W ”,' •»" W», Satordsy next. For
mi r .r. w b**l' will be taken low, apply to
They . Capt. C. on board, or to *
, r , , jest COT- Oct I
TON BAGGING, PLAINS AND BLAN-
ETS.
Qct 1 si of-
Oct 1
21
A,
'John Abbot
James Alexander
B.
Wm Rallias
Wm Bandy
j Barstow
Geo Baile
J. Barfield
Miaa Ann M Barnard
Sheriff's Sale.
On the first Tuesday in November next.
airILf.Ua sold b-lure the Ctuit House in
TV Chatham Coumy,between the usus
hair*.
All hat certain (tact nr parcel of land a t
uatul in the County of Chatham and Stats o
Georfia on the salts between the Island, of
Szidaway and Burnaides and known by tbe James H Bryan
oame of Kedoulis Island e-jutsining sixty three | Miss Eliz A Bour-
acrus mure or levs, also all that other tnot o
parrel of land shitted and being on Skids-
way Island ip tbe County aforesaid, composed
of three different and originslly distinct tract
of land but adjoining each other, the firv. of
which waa or giiwjiy granted to Midael Hi' 1 _ uu
ter for one hundred acres, thqaacohd of which IV . y
was originally granted to Jno. Elli- for fi'ty a- M P v B „_, nn
ore., and the third and last of which was or-' Mrs ** V Burton
gitialy granted of Michael Ritter for fifty acres,
wliieh three tracts of land contain in the whol
(not including Redoubt Island) two Hundred
ana thirty seven seres with the spourtensnee.
levied on to satisfy ,h« Planters Bank of til
»isie of Georgia, on fureotuaure of Morguagc I Peter R Clifton
against John W, 3tirk. T "
ISAAC D’LYON, s
Oi-t 4
| James Barnard
| Mrs S Bryan 2
I James Broughton 2
Miss Ann G Bird
quin 2
I Edward Bourquin
| Robert Brower
Mrs E Boyd
Wyl Brown
I Jnh T. Boles
C;
|SW Canter 2
A M Carroll
] Mrs Hariet Cammcl
IWin Campbell
HALL Sl HOYT.
POSTPONED SALE.
BY J. B; HERBERT A CO
On the FIRST TUESDAY in OCTOBER,
WU) be Mid before the Court Hcuae I#
dred acres, more or less, bounded northsrd.
y bv the Aiigusta Road, aoutbardly by land
lately Dr. Cocke’s, eaatwardly by lands of
Jos. Stiles, and E JenckV, and west.fdly
by lands lately belonging to Wearat, with
the improvements, consisting of a good
Dwelling House and Stables
1RRB sttsched.and Three Negro Hou.
liHi^Bses. being tlie Real Estate of
^^^MBenjamin Putman, dec. Sold b».
S onH, * ble th « InferiuJ
Court of Chatham County, and by order of
the Administratrix, for Ihe benefit'of tha'
heirs ofssid estate—Terms at time of sate;.'
Hept 10
By j. B. HERBERT Sf CO.
TO-MORROW, 5th Iliac at U o’clock,
Will be sold before our store, s general
assortment of GROCERIES.
Also—A quantity of Furniture, consist-
' n n 5 In P™ in Carper—,1 pairs And Irrtiia,
Shovel and Tong*—2 Fendnra—t Bureau
—I Ladles Work Table—I 2 dozen Wind-
0 0.
ore
Landing 1 ,
■J O CASES “ Whittiuiore’s” No. 10 Cot-1
X ml ton Cards
20 Boxes “ Doolittle’s” Soap
10 Qr. Casks Imitation Madeira Wine
40 Boxes 8 by 10 Window Glass
2 Bales Oznabtirgs, and
New No l and 2 Mackerel, in whole
and half barrels
For sate by COHEN Si MILLER.
Oct 1 2lp
Joseph Kopman Si Lo
H AVE received by the recent arrivals
a large and general assortment of
SiajjYei & ¥a»tfj Drs \*oo&s
among which are—
LohdnnDuffle Blankets
Rose and Point do.
Plains and Baizes, Flannels & Hosiery
Sup. Blue uud Black Cloths,
Do. Mixt do.
Do. Blue and Black Cassimcres
Do. White and Buff do.
Vallntia and Swansdown Vesting
Camlet and Plaid Cloaks
Black sod Colored Bombazetts
Bombazscns, Carolina Plaids
Parisian Prints, Furniture Calico
Cambrics and Jaconet Muslins
India Swiss and Mull do.
Jaconet and Swiss Muslin Robes
Bubbinet and Swiss Muslin Collerets
Bobbinut Lace Veils
Ladies Blk. Si ass. Hareskin Gloves
Men’s Buck, Beaver, and Hareskin do.
Silk Stockings and Gloves
Nankin and Canton Crapos
Do. do. do, do. Robes
Crape Lesse, Barege, '
Shawls Si Handkerchiefs
Ombre Fig’d Silks, new style
Barege and Vestalene
Silk and Barege Robes
Sarsnetts, Levantine,
Brown, Black and Colored Sattins
Blk. and Col'd Merino Scarves
Black and Mixt Sattinetta
Plaids,Brown and Bleachod
Shirtings and Sheetings
Irish and Russia Sheetings
Linens and Long Lawns, dtc. dtp.
ALSO,
100 pcs. 42 inch Inverness Hemp Bagging.
Out 4 2?i.
Landing,
FROM SHIP SAVANNAH,
n* KEGS BUTTER
«5 A 15 Casks Cheese
tx STORE,
10 Hlids. prime retsiling Molasses
10 Pipes Cogeac Brandy
5 Do Holland Gin
30 Boxes Candles
For sale by JOHN W. LONG.
Oct 1 Sir
LIST OP LETTERS
R EMAINING in the Post-Office Savan
nah, 30th September, 1825.
ICT Persons wishing letters from this list
I will please oak for Advertised Letters.
‘ Miss EMassal
Samuel Merven
John D Millen
W C Mills
Edward Munroe
Charles Mulvey
Col GW McAllister
Dorcas McGowan
James McGill
N.
Isabella NesueDe
George Neusom
Theodore Nelson
Mary Nusim
Ruse Noble
Rebckah S Norton
Ann Nowlsn
Nicolau
P.
Susan E Patterson
Eliza Patterson
Ann Page, 2
Nathl I Patterson
! Leonaro Perkins
} Dempsey Phillips
> Capt Jeremiah Pike
J Maly F Pope
S Cleminton Powers
* Thomas Page
R.
John Raimcs
Daniel Ramshart
EJenor Riker
Joseph Ribero
Sarah Robertson
Ann H Roe
Joseph Ross
Charles Roberts
William Robertson
Dr Ciias W Rogers
Joseph H Russel
Nancy Samuel
Catharine Shearer
* James B Sealy
Joseph F Stevens
.’ Jane Stevens
| Jane Stevens
j John A Stevens,Sear
: Esther Stewert
temporary Administrator’s
Sale.
A G8F.BABLR to an order obtained from I snr Chairs—2 gilt frame Lookinff 'Gla«'«(-a
t\. the honorable the riourt of Oid.-nrty f<u I Terms envh. « ^mg.Glasses,
the County of Camden, j ahail exp a for sal, I oct 4
on SatuHay, the Sill of Oer.iber next, at thi
Market -House, in the Town el' 8u Mary’s, tb>
81-op
EAGLE,
Together with her Furniture
Tackle and Apparel, l.el'-cg n,
to .ueeatMu af James Vincents, late d ceat.
e l - Fiir the benefit of the heirs and sii eon
corned. Conditiooi cosh.
M H HE0U.1RD, Tem'y Adm.
8t. Mtrys, Sept. 24, 1825.
net t yj
BY CALVIN BAKER,
0n .,r,Ft ESD , AY ' 4,h inst - « X* o’clock,
Will be Bold m front of 11»© Court-House,
in this city, one Negro Fellow, an excellent
| field nano.
Oct l
HOWARD
1NSUK A VC K COM PaNY
NEW-YORK.
I NCORPORATED by the Lngislslur#
of the state of New York, for the pur-
ornament t 0 military than civil life. The ir
duous dutie, of the soldier never made him
the milder, but no lass imperious obli
Ration* of the man and tbe Christian. - 8oon
•iter Uic numorable campaign of 1812, when
“f? 1 * 11 ‘TOOR* were pursuing tbe fiying
the Meld Marshal, standing one (fee
■ommg, earlier tlwa usual, at the window,
yying a delicious prospect in tha city of
overhesid tbe f.iilowing’short dis-
JJf? ”***renthe centinal at bis doer be-
*"<l spoor discharged invalrl soldier:
^ anvutid-GoBtl m orrow Comrade. Is bis
rw nc ! , ' r r in 8 yet, think you i
—* hardly think be is, but wbst’s
fear biisinens with him I
Hi i n-would make bold to hind him
“'•» Petmtiun.
ord n'n'f “Don’t you know ff-at we’ve strict
J, ’P let suy one in with petitions,
unii, 1. ! * ;n e* 1 '* Ms Excellency would
•ince ,S!5V Pewnslly known to him
h» un the B —-• D “ le * mein,
cripnlr fm rT r * nc * 1 '‘fe*’* fo*imed mie. I’m s ..... .
. *• -will find a permanent situation-
’Wa’t see ycd^ 11 ’ ' D ‘ ? P retai14 *. this offlcuB-
one door east of his former stand,, where he |
is now oponing a fresh supply of
just received from New-York, by (he ship]
Augusta.
Sept 22 17n
. Hay,
BUNDLES Prime Northern HAY,
for sale, landing from sclir. Mary
and Margaret, at Taylor’s Wharf, by
PHILBRICK Si SCRANTON.
Oct 1 Sip
23
Wanted,
I N a small faiqily, a good plain cook, wash
er apd.ironer. One well recommended,
Inquire at
«8
Out 1
WM PATTERSON.
rNFORMS his friends and customers, Mrs Mary H Hardee
that he has removed to the brick store Miss Ann B Harmon j B Bturges
e door east of his former stand, where he tlnnU, > a i,c-
James Conner
George Conway
Win Coe
D.
Mess Dewar &Foth-
ringham
A Delaroch
Criatoplier Dixon
James Dun
James Duilly
E.
Nicholas Eames
Mrs C Elsson
Aaron Everett
F.
Master George W
Fahm
Edwd Farrell
i Simon Farrell
Win H Fergurson j Joseph Stevens
Cup Rob Fittumary j Jane. Simons
M! s James M Smith'
Michail Galloway 2 j John A Smith
Nancy Gardner i William H Smith
Wm Gibbin j John M Sykes
H. > Ann Schyes
List. M. R. T. Mor- {John Simpson
rison 5 Iuham Scott
Miss Sarah Morri-, James Seolles
Thomas Sullivan
Jnsiah F Scruggs
Eliza Sherman
HATS! HATS!! HATS!!!
& Scranton, ,
u . , 11* 18 ® °f insuring HOUSES and OTHER
Have received per brig Draco, BUILDINGS. VESSELS IN PORT and
Jjw wi°. 0U . e . r . M c ary Md Marg*-|their CARGOES, MERCHANDISE and
other PERSONAL PROPERTY, against
ret, 100 canefl of
FASHIONABLE HATS, , _ _ , .
comprising a general assortment for the IaOSS Ot V'UE,
city and country market, whicli they offer
foraale on accommodating terms, at their | CHANOISEZfesTffe HAZARDS OF
INLAND NAVIGATION, or TRANS-
Ware-House, Market-Square.
N. B.—Ton Casea GENTLEMEN'S
BEAVERS, extra fine.
Oct 1 2i
Me
Possession
November i
A
To Rent.
A Brick Tenement DWEL
LING-HOUSE, on the north
aide Market-Square, at present
occupied by Mr. H. D. Greene., _ .
Possession can be had on the first day of I Bfa |n8t Loss by Fire, and Hazard nf Inland
November next. Navigation, as set forth in the preceding
Also, the STORE formerly I proposals, on as favorab[e terms a« can be
occupied by Mr. John B. Wick, | Jone '»t* 1 ' 8 ®> l y- 8. C. DUNNJNG,
PORTATION.
Capital Stock 8300,000,
which has all been paid in CASH, and tha
public may rely with confidence upon tbe
whole sum. being always available to meet
its engagements. R. HAVENS, Pres’t,
The subscriber having been appointed
Agent for the above Company, wilt insure
Oct'I
as a shoe store. Possession giv
en immediately. Apply to
CHARLES ROE.
21
lit
To Rent,
That large and commodious I
Brick Tenement Building in
York Street, near Jeffereon-St.
Possession given first November
next Also, two Stores on Jetferson-St.
adjoining Mr. E. Jencks’. Rent will be]
muderatc. Apply to
THO’S. R. PRICE.
August 6 fllrp
MANAGERS’ OFFXOZL
XT AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK.
splenduTlottery,
To be drawn in the city of New-York, on
the 4th of January, 1826,
AND FINISHED IN FIVE MINUTES.
Alethia Scruggs
T.
5 Martha A Tiot
i, v -
A CARD.
T HE subscriber, admitted to practice iii
the several Courts of Law and Equity
n this State, offers to tbe public his pro
fessional services in the Courts of
Bibb, I Henry, | Jones, I Crawford,
Monroe, | Jasper, | Twiggs, . Pike.
WASHINGTON POE.
Macon, Bibb County, (Ga.)'
July 7 ‘ 84
George Henly
Mrs Levina Herno
Owin Higgins
Miss Sarah Harris
Wm Hoffman | CapEdwardVernard
Joseph orSarah Hut-' W.
chiuson s Mary Wallace
J. j Richard Wayne
1 Benjamin Wallin
Holl.n
Rachel Jacobs
| Miss Rose Julman
Mrs H R Jackson
Svmond Jacob
Miss S M Irvine
Symond Jackson
Mrs Sarah Joues
James Johnston
Lewis Johnston
Grace Jonea
K.
P Kail
M C Kensir
Mrs Ann M Keen
John Keen
Sarah R King
R, B. London l’orlec,
’ C otton Ragging, &c J
A FEW casks, coutainmg eight anda|Tarltnn Knight
half dozen each of London Porter, im- j Thus Kockliff
ported in the ship Georgia, on 28th June j L.
last, are yet op hand and for sale; also, Benjamin Lavender
Cotton Bagging, [*££■ B Lon «
errtes of assorted Liverpool EARTHEN-1 George Long
WARE, and a variety of 1 —
Reasonable llry Go^ds,
Apply to ANDREW LOW*. CO-
July 16
88
M.
I Mrs Mareyan
1 James Magill
I John S Maxwell
Beilinda Walker
Jsne Walsh
Sarah Washington
Edmund Warren
George Weaver
John M West
John B Wiitor
Emily White
Williamson
Thus H Williams
Daniel Wilson
William Williams
Permela Wingate
John Y White
Joseph Wiggins
Ann Williamson
Hetty Woodruff
Y.
Isaac Young
Jennett G Young
E R Young
! William H Young
; Elizabeth Young
George Youlle
Geo J Zipperer
45 Numbers—6 Ballots to be drawn.
EACH TICKET HAVINO THREE NUMBERS IN |
COMBINATION.
J. B. Yales Sf A. M'Intire, Managers.
SCHEME* OF THE
Agent for Howard Insurance Company.
N. B—Persons living in the country,
can have insurance effected by addressing
the Agent, giving a description uf the prem
ises to he insured, post paid.
Sept 20 16
TICKETS RECEIVED ~~
IN ORANO STATE LOTTERY OF
RHODE ISLAND,
THIRD CLASS NEW SERIES.
T O be drawn in Providence, on tha
FOURTEENTH of OCTOBER.
1 P ize of 25,000 ‘folia's,
i Prize of 10 000 Dollars.'
1 Prize of 5,000 Dolla s.
5 Pr zesof 1,000 Dollars.
Present price of Tickets $6. Halves $2*,
Quarters $1 j. Eighths 62 centB. Those wild
have ordered tickets in the above Lottery,
will please '-nil and receive them at
LUTHER’S EXCHANGE OFFICE!
Sept 28
REMOVAL. ~
T HE subscribers have removed to John
ston’s Square, next door west of
Messrs. A. Low Si Co. where they are
New- York State Literature 0 > >e “ n * a hand8omo . ! ^ ortIU<;n / t ° r
Lottery,
Class 3, for 1826.
1 Prize of
$100,000 is
$100,000
1
do
50,000
50,000
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
1,000
39,000
78
do
500
39,000
488
do
100
46,000
4446
do
50
222,300
5051 Prizes,
9139 Blanks.
$567,600
C. W ROCKWELL $ CO
H AVE received by ship Emily, from
Liverpool, and other late arrivals
from New-York, a large and general as-
■ortment of
Staple and fancy Dry Goodst,
which they oflbr for sale on the most favor- J
able terms.
Also, 300piece* 42 inch Cotton Bagging, | For sale by
nd an Invoice of Castings.
Sap t 27 201.
Hubbard S Marshall*? JefforBon Zipperer
GEORGE SCHLEY, P. M.
Oct 1 21
Bagging, Nails, c5c.
OAA PIECES 42 inch Cotton Bigging
190 Casks Cut Nails
9 Hogsheads & 1 Philadelphia
37 Barrels ( Whiskey
1 Hogshead Tobacco
H. EORD& CO.
MongirtWhstf
3- -Off.
Less than two blanks to a prize. Prizes
payable forty davs after the drawing, but
the cash may be had instantly, subject to
the usual deduction of fifteen per cent.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole::::: 450 I Quarter! ; : 41* 50
Half: : : : : : : 25 | Eighth : : : : 6 25
This is the most magnificent scheme that
has ever been offered for the patronage of
the friend* of Lottery adventure in Ameri
ca, The small number of Tickets, and tbe
unexampled demand for them, is a sufficient
warrant that there will not be a chance
left, for week* before the day fixed for the
drawing, and that the price of Ticket* Vill
shortly rise to $60.
p* Gentlemen are therefore requeeted to
be early in tbeir application, a* all orders
actually mailed before the rise, will be en
titled to be supplied at the present rates,
V Notes or the Bank of the U. States I 44
and its Branches, and, generally, tbe Notes I For sale by
i>f all Banks that pay specie, received at 1 ‘ T "
par.
t
H'-
Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods,
I in addition to their former stock.
W.&H.ROSE.
April 5 10
O’ The Darien Gazette, and Recorder,
I Millndgeville, will give thn above four in-
| sertions, and forward their accounts to thia
I office.
I The Rev. A. CARTER,
W ILL receive into his family and per
sonally instruct, from four-to sis
Young Ladies who may wish to complete
their course of literary education. In ad
dition to the above, a few day scholars of a
similar description will be received, to com
mence on the first of November.
For particulars, application may be mad,
personally or by letter.
Sept 17 15f
London Mustard.
A FRESH SUPPLY of Genuine London
Mustard, suitable for medicinal and
other purposes, just received and for rata by
LAY Si HENDRICKSON,
Oct V . Shsd’s Buildings.
Fulton Market Ueef, Ac.
Just received per eehr. Mary and Margaret
5 HALF BBLS. Fulton Market Beef
10 Barrels Sargent’s Crackers
Do No. 1,2 and 3, Mackerel
Also, Mercantile^Drafts at sight, bn any
of the large cities, and Prise Tickets receiv
ed freely m payment.
All letters tc be poet paid.
Tbe mails mav be relied on as being per-1
fectly safe for all remittances.
YATESJs M’lMIR]
7' ’ * ‘ * J
■ Sept 20
BRADLEY, CLAGHORN Si WOOD,
Oct 1 AnciauVa Whsjf.
%
Found.
T HREE boxes Green Vials, were found
in the marsh on 8avannnh River,
about fifteen miles above this city., Tf *
owner cap have, them by proving-property
giving- a gratuity to the negro who,
Ajplyto . ■ .
GEQ. RYERSON-
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