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' itATctttbau. Ao4u»t iX-Tr a it'miL> At Mtrican SW**—Tha largest Mulnkula', or Jrov* of MuUj, partwo* *w drive* toy' •hi» plfce, arrived here « few week* **o end left her« MM TrtBoiiclajf, p*rt for New-Orleitii. iod port Ibr Netohoa, It U cotnppMd /oftstth* hunditd Multt, oil in nriifte older, and «u unitor the care of .hautei*hUr"“«« '•P ornit ' driven or ■wfm- commanded by A. A. do lo Mot*, onr of thopfi>prf«tort,uda oitienn of the Mote of T«in»uli«»i, fwm whence the mute* no ira- oortad- performing the loborioot took of v”«io( tint idtotoooo number of meiae thro' moli ao ootonoire wilderue**, they hid every nieht to steel * temporary enclooure to to- cure them from being carried off by the Et- hmuiilto.o* (onf of wild jronee and mule*.— In IM of the miny rivers tbit in- terrene, tte |f«»te.t hardship* and dangsr* were oncwntered, and completely oreroome l- l)l i, liniy hind of adreoliirer*. Of the Timber I*' 1 ** hundred, onli about, twen- tvllre mtte* had been lost, on their krfival at IVaicbitocino, either in the swimming of the nrer\at n conieqnence of fatigue. Deii'de tbie considerable branch of com- iperco wih the Metican Hates, of exobang leg our god* for Usoir malm and horse*, bul lion or uilara, which has long since been curried i by this town, another baa lately cpeoad. .The inhabitants of tlie Slate of Texas, s4ioh Has united Us prorinoial or state gorernnfnt with Tamaulipas, hare commen ced the inportatinn to Natchitoches, of their which tltey. raised, last year, a con- iuIoUiUcquantity, which will dunhtlcss, from flw rapid setjtteinent ot mu country, Inert*.,, tj every crop io a double ratio, for many ytars. , Ilf, b>wever, the increase should become such is to induce the government to ostnbhsh a Cyt’tom House here, and exact the duty of lli f e cents per pound, on imported cotton, pd inhabitants of Texas could no longer cul- iv,ite it in competition with our planters, end would have to ship it from their own ports, which would be impracticable for many of them, or cause it to bo carried through our ler- riiory exempt from duty, by means at draw- 6ml. lu the latter case! it might no leu be an object fur our commercial operations. According lu the last nows from Mr, Aus tin’s settlement on the Brazos, this eolouy is in a thriving condition. Tho news of their having bedo distressed by an inundation, and reduced, to great brant in euiisnquence, seems to have had no foundation. The set tlement is represented to consist of about 300 f undies, to he now exempt from epidemical diseases, and, as to the erupt, sre liavu been assured by a gentleman now in this place, that their corn surpassed any thing he had seen on the richest Mississippi and Red River soil', and that the cotton, etjual in quality to the Red River, was totally exempt from rot. Another new settlement, on the plnn of Mr. Austin’s, is abont to commenced in Texas un der the auspices of Mr. Haden Edwards, who has obtained from the government ao exton sire grant in that state, Balt moat, Oct. 3.—Colombia.—Btfibe, schooner A barilla, captain Edwarda, at this port on Saturday from La Ouayra, our currespnndent has transmitted ua a din of the Cui-racco* Culombiano to the 7th ult. inclusive. » ' The markets at La Guayra for American produce swore bad. Flour was tho only ar ticle Wanted, and the demand fer it very' limited, on account of tho quantiry in Car acas. Coffee 14 76 a I S on board, scarce; Indigo 2 25a* 39} ; Hides 15 a 16, scarce;: Cocoa, none. Tne Bogota dates were up to tho tOtb August. Tho latest accounts frn.ip Bolivar were up to I lid tOth of May, at which date he wan in Arequipa wliere he reviewed one of tlm divisions of the Colombian army, anti wns highly satisfied with it* state of disci pline and equipment. Genoral Lara cuin- nmnded it. The Liberator ovas in good he ilth, and was then about to proceed to C'uscn. *> All was quiet at Panto at the dute of the last acconuts. Pmt.Anr.trHtA, Oct. 3.—On Friday eve rti-.ig lent.. Corn. Porter visited the Circus.— The porloiiiiancos were liir tlie benefit ul tin. Kmnv, the celebrated clown, and were exhibited to a crowded house. The au dience called for national airs repeatedly, which wore played with great spirit by the orciiestra. A gentleman iu one of the boxes cried out “ Six cheers for Commo- dures Stewart and Porter,” when they in etantly resounded through tlie house. Ma ny ladies were present, An incident occur red rturiogtha evening which drew thunders of applause. Kirby, as Scaramouch in the pantomime of Dim Juan, in tho drinking scene, took up a bottle and exclaimed “f/ei e’a Porltr for ever”—the effect was e Icctric. Great sale or Tea at Nfw-Yorjc.— On llic -.’4th ult. the cargo of the ship Oil i ten, from Canton consisting of4000 packa ges, took place at Fr&qklin & Minturn’s office, ae followsHyson at ,106 to 116 ; Young Hyson 00 t tit; Hyson Skill 50 to 71; (iiinpowder 134 to 133 ; Souchong 46 to 73, uid Uohca 38} cents per lb. 6 months. Longevitv—-Titers ia now living in hake forest, in this couniy, a man named Attnui Wall, one hundred and four pearl of “£*• His oldrst eon is 82 years old, and hie Suunge»t20. He was born in Northampton tounty in this, State.—Raleigh Register, Contiiiarit—Cotton, 1} at (ot*. Unhang*—W# Hava no altaration tq makt in Exchange on England, Bills on Lon. 60 davi, io a II pr | do. Franca, 5 10 a 5 t do. Charleston 3. Baltimore, Oct. 3—Cotton Our stock id so small that tHo principal manufactorera retort to other markets for their supplica nt tbixeeuon,* sort of interregnum exixta in our tramactiona in thia articlu—the old arop hna mostly disappeared, and the now ia just beginning to exhibit itself in the mar kot—60 baton have arrived at New-York, and are repreaonted ax of fine quality—while our operation* are thoe, fer the present eus- pended In t great degree, It ia of importance to look towardx* the future and we must confess, that altho* the proepeot it mare cheering than of late, we eee no very en couraging promise ofprlcee, that will exceed tho lowest rate* of the last live yearn—One of the thousand evil* of the late speculation has been to increase the growth of an arti cle, which would perhaps produce ee great an individual and national income if only iino halfof thequantity waa raised—it has been remarkable in several of our staple commodities that years of the greatest ex port have beeu those of the least in value. The advices from England continue nf the moat gloomy nature—not from the ectnel stagnation of the cotton trade which is still in a f!nnrp|ii"gcondition, but from the of- feels of that gullibility which hna always been the eliarracter ofthe English, and from which we tear their descendants are not totally exempt. We continue our former rates. Upland, fair qnnlity, per lb. 16 a 111; Louisiana, 20 a 23; Tennessee, 16 a 18; Alabama, 16 n 18. Rice.— No nrrirnls—at this late season it. ia difficult to meet With prime quality— fresh imported is just as old ns that which came to ue six months since—we may short ly expect the produce of the present crop, which however, never cleans freely from the liuslc, until tho cold frosty weather sets in- Fresh, 1st qua), per cwt. 3 50 a 3 3 50. old, 2 50 a $3. Charleston, Oct. 10.—Carton.—The mar ket is nonrly Imre of both Santee and Sea-lt- landt, and prices are merely nominal. The caterpilars have made such extensile rava gee in fields of Sea-Island Cotton this sea son, that we very much fear there will bn a .-oarciiy ofthia ’description. Uplands of tlie new crop come in slowly, and may be quo- ted at from 14 to 16 cents ; some smelt lots of good quality, for the northern man ufactories, have been purchased at 15} a 1C cts. Rice.—Has declined since our last report, and the nrticlo is dull. Although theqiiun- tity arriving is small, it is yet greeter than tlie demand. The highest price paid for prime is $1—otlie descriptions at our quota tion, 2 a 2j. Exchange on England.—9 a 10 per cont. pre. ; on Franco—5f 10c. Georgia Bank Bills—t a1}per ct. die. If. Carolina Stale Bank Billt—4 per cent, die . Cape Fear and Newbern—4 per cent. die. Cotton—Petersburg, Oct. 4.—Of the new crop, is coming in rapidly, and thorn io just now much competition tor ite purchase. Some pnrcelssoid vesterdny for 171 cents Virginia money. This price wo u.nocrstoml ia given in compliance with onlers from Northern Manufactures. Onr Country friends will perceive thnt .il is something above the Inst. Liverpool rates ; and there fore that the article bo brought will not an stcerfnr exportation, and must ho expected to decline qe the present home demand sub sides. Antwerp, Aug 12—Collont are dull of salu. Nice—Trices are maintained, but tho de mand is limited. Hamburg, Aug 5th.—But three vessels have arrived with produce during the week from Brazil. Cotton—Hus rather given way in pre.e— Gcnrgia Upland would net. 10 to 13jjd ; Per iiambiico 16 tq.16jd: Marnnlism, 15 to 15}d; Carllingena, 10 7-16 to 1l7-8d ; Egyptian, 12} to 13d. nice.—Old Carolina has declined in value hut netv obtains more money, and may be S iioted from 15} to 17.’, mils (23s 3d net;) ava 11 to 11} inks ; Bs.gal 8} to 9 inks. ffdDwsaoi T HE' Grand Bute, Lottery I No. Ill will ba drawn and Anhbodtin n few minutes, when the following brilliant prize* will be awarded to to advehturennAvix i 25 ooo Dollar* 10,000 Dollars 5,ooo Dollars 1,000 Dollars 1,000 Dollars 1000 Dollars 1,000 Dollars 1,000 ‘Dollars And a largo amount of imaller prizes, a mounting in tlie whole to Parsons who have left orders, are inform* ed that the TICKETS ARE RECEIVED, and will soon advance. TicketB 6 00 I Quarters I 25 Halves 2 60 1 Eights 62} WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Oct 13 .Georgian Office *9 ipib&asm BLANKETS and BAGGING W. atuV A ULose, H AVE received by tlie ship Emily, from Liverpool, 300 Pieces Be*t Quality 42 inch Dundoe Cotton Baggmg Grundy’s Wliito, Bine and Mixt Plain* Point nnd London Duffle Blonkett which with those Already on hand, of l**t year’s importation, will enable them to supply their customer* on very moderate te< ms.~— Their assortment of STAPLE AND FAN CY GOODS, will be very complete io few da vs. Oct 13 26 TATT¥RBi>& .ad to the brick atom, pan KO— door oqkt of hit former Hand, Where nr nr now opening a large and genawl as OrtjqnMqf ^ ... ■ffiiRir ffl©®a>3» jkt received from Nuw-York by the Augus \ Savannah, and other reoent arrivals. . ; > amuno which aax, ms/sesr Diitihotts and Ragiihaa Coloured and white Flannel* Da Domestic* Bleached ind unbleached domeetic sheet ings aad shirtings. Dark and Ijght Calicoes Linena. Lsyna and Linen Cambric* Platilles, Rissia and Irish Diapera Rnssix Bheetings Cambrics aid Muslins Nankin and Canton Crapes IlomUixetts.Jlomhasenns, and Dimitiea Black and cdt Italian Crapes Clurl & PairicyV epunl cotton Hosi ry and ilnining Yarn Wlii e and colored Cravats Hole sr do Hun Ur’s Cord Lad ee horse skin snd kid gloves Gen lenten’s do and beaver do Audfa variety of.fency articles. &c. fee. Also, a large supply of 42 inch Cotton Bagging. Which he offers for sale at reduced prices, 6ct 6 WiXViS, Olli, 20 Quarter Casks Sweet end Dry Malaga Wine 10 Half Quarter Casks Imita tion Madeira Wine 25 Baskets Sallad Oil 200 Bagged Hams, and 106. Qr. Boxes Span. Sega re > For sale by COHEN fe MILLER. Oct 13 26e Oranges. 5000® RA ( NGE9, F0R 5A,jE — VVTLTBERGEU &CORNWELL, Exchange Dock. Oct 13 26p Sugar, Sweet Oil, <§fc. TjRIME MUSCOVADO SUGARS i JL Hogsheads and Barrels Whiskey, Gin, Apple Brandy Pepper For nalo by J. E. BTRRTLL, Mongin’s Wharf.. Oct 13 96p YOUNG MEN'S MISSIONARY SOCI ETY. T HF.PE will be a meeting of tlie Young Men's Missionary Sarieiy held at. Wesley Chapel THIS EVENING, at SEVEN O’CLOCK, An address will he delivered by tlie Rev. Guokoe IIii.l, nnd a collection taken in aid nf the funds of the Society— The public are respe t fully invited. Oct 13 J. H. CLARK, Scc’ry. mm OTiimiLh PORT OP SAVANNAH. OOXMtfiKEIRCXAX.. JVew York. Oct. 6.—The whole business of the week amounted to about 1500 bales, ratty fur export and partly for home u6e. ^ft-Vwal of the pocket ship Leeds, T . Lircrpool accounts to Augurt 24, ewing Hint innrket to be in a declining ««te, some holders have submitted to low- •r prices than were current last week. It that the stock here is reduce d L! 3000 w 4000 bales. We quote Uplands, jenneuee and Alabama, lb. 1,3} a 17} ; “Xtniana 10 a 22. 1 ^^“'“'pnrtation *88 tierccx, 11 half * he week’a sale have been about 500 , ’ M J>ng from $3 cash, to 43 50. 90 ' ' f or ”’ me very prime parcels 44 wee '3F? The ••«*»■» market is nptl.eavv kr tan a° ot ordinary. ^^4*3* *! do - mid- to prime, —^' le cont > nu ed advices of t let h. depressed statelof the cotton mer- c . ft'mlly put a stop to shipments •I mi,t°!"’" erable extf ' nt I «t fee* the stock mT* #a "y 'ighh-even at very I tnenr« ,.'i * I ' cr * arc no vessels of cme- the Cnmin* frc, e ht e ‘ l,ler *’°r England or if■ ]£*•"*’ the packets. There I “"'ted demand for vessels to. go to'tlie CLEARED, Brig Index, Baker, New-York, Cohen fe Miller. ARRIVED, Brig John Marshall, Sands, in distress, disuuitiod—hound lioin New-York for Mo bile. On the night of 1st inet. on tlie Baha ma Banka, in a severe gale from E. S. E, lost spars, rudder anchor, cable, fee. drifted off tlie Bank and uame up through the Gulf. OnthoXU saw a ship and ( schooner dis masted—Sept. 19th, 1st. 34, 30, long. 72. 39, passed a coppered vessell bottom up— appeared to be a schooner or sloop of about til) ions. Sloop Cynthia, Turner, Beaufort, 1 day, lo tlie master. SAILED, Sloop Jno Chevalier, Sisson, for Charleston, A bright sided ship with 9. S. in her fore topsail, (ship Emperor,Shapter, from Savon nah to New-York) woe passed 27th ult. let, 35,30, long. 75, standing N. E. J amts Anderson & Co. YOUNG'S BU1LDINQS, H AVE received by the ship Emily, from Livorpool, their usual supply of Plains, Blankets and Bag apd by recent arrivals from the North, an elegant aad extensive assortment of Fancy and Staple Articles, which they offer fer ule on accommodating term*. Oct 1 *H New Flour. -f AA BARRELS Richmond Superfine Xv” Flour, fmm new whnat, just re- cbired and for sale hy ' Oct 11 c.c. GRISWOLD fe CO. For Providence. That fte^Mjlm^ Mtlmonef. Crowell. Master, having moat of her cargo eni i immeniate Dispatch ance of freight or passage, t C. on boarifat Jones’ upper HALL fe HOYT, net 8 , # Poir >t. Marys,. Tlie first rule sclir. MARY AND MARGARET, ' Owens, Matter, Is ready to reoeive sny freight or psssagr, that may offer, fer the above pon having good accommodations, and will mi, positively by Thursday next, wind and weathl er permitting muster on ' Oct 11 *5 For sole by Oct >1 Joseph Kopman & Lo. TTAVE received by the recent arrivals, J.J. a large and general assortment of & E&ucj GootVa, among wliich are— London Duffle Blanket* Ruse and Point do. Plains and Bnizca, Flannels fe Hosiery Sup. Bloc and Black Cloths, Dn. ; Mixt do. Do. Blue and Black Caasiniercs Do. White and Buff do. Vallntjh and Swousilowu Vesting Cumlet and Plaid Clunks Blackend Colored Bombazetts Bommzeens, Carolina Plaids Parisian Prints, Furniture Calico Canfbrics and Jaconet Muslin* India Bwisa and Mull do. Jacanet and Swiss Muslin Robes Bobhjnet and Swiss Muslin Collerets Bobfiinot Lnce Veils Lndije Blk. & ass. Horeekin Gloves Men’s Buck, Beaver, and Horsekin do. Silk Stackings end Gloves Nankin and Canton Crapes Da. do. do. • do. Robes CrapcLessn, Barege, Shawls fe Handkerchiefs Ombre Fig’d Silks, new style Barege and Vestalene Silk and Barege Robes Sarsnetts, Levantine, Brown, Black and Colored Settins Blk. and Cnl’d Merino Scarves Black and Mixt Sattinetta Plaids, Brown and Bleached Shirtings and Sheetings Irish and Russia Sheetings Linens and Long Lawns, fee. fee. AI-SO, 100 pcs. 42 inch Inverness Hemp Bagging. Oct 4 22L Bui\«T & Scranton, Have received per brig Draco and schooner Mary and Margu ret, 100 coses of FASHIONABLE HATS, comprising a general assortment for the oily nnd country market, which they offer for sole on accommodating terms, at then Ware-House, Market-Square. N. B—Ton Cases GENTLEMEN’?- BEAVERS, extra fine. Oct t 81 -If O’ TOB, SALE, A Vain bh Tract <f Land, C ONTAINING two hundred two and t^ half acres, situate in tho First Dis trict, in the County of Houston, Number 12, Persons are forbid trespassing on said Innd, under the Penalties ofthc Low. For particulars and terms, wiiich are lib eral, apply to tlie editors. ID" Tlie Editor ofthe Millcdgcville Jour, nal will insert the above three times and forward tiieir account lo this Office, Oct 13 ICi.t For Sale. NE hundred and sixteen tierces of fresh beat RICE, and 18 tierces ofthe pre sent crap. ALSO, 40 hhds of Guadeloupe Molasses fit for retailing, JOHN P. WILLIAMSON, Factor oct 8 n24 bana Si a it Ob Georgia, , ■ Savannah, Oct. 12, 18J5. j NOTICE. T HIS Bank will be closed on Saturday next, the 15tli inst. for the purpose, of balancing the books, preparatory, to a semi annunl settlement: therefore all hills a no notes due on that day and on Sunday, tli 18th, must bo taken up and paid on FRIDAY tlie 14th instant. By order of the board of Directors, A. POR’I’ER, Cashier. Oct 13 26 Caution. r _.jons are hereby against receiving my note, in favor of Edward D. Courtor, drawn September 1st, 1825, for £98—payable January 1st, 1826. ns I am determined not to pay said note, for reasons best known to Mr. Courier. I also caution and fmbid all persons from paying the said Courier any freights that •nay be due to my sloop, the Favorite, or any other debts due me, MICHAEL PECK. Oct 13 26 r SHERIFF’S SALE. On the first Tuesday m November next, W ILL be sold in front of the Court House in Bryan County, between the usual knurs nf sale, g|A TRACT OF LAND, in said County known by the name of “ Palermo," contain ing eight hundred acres, more or less, bound ed N. E. by Sweat’s lands; 8. W. by a salt marsh—other boundaries not known: Lev ied npon ns the property of R. T. Keating, to satisfy an execution in favor ofthe admin istrators of Benjamin Stiles, deceased. THOMAS HARN, S. B. C. Oct 13. 26 Copartnership. PINHE Subscriber having taken into co- X partnership Mr. Edw’d PzntLroBo the business will in future be conducted un der the firm of TAFT fe PADELFORD. orray Taft. Oct 11 I 35 tf LANDING FROM THE BRIG PANTIIEA, | K KEGS first quality Goshon Butter L 4fl Half barrels frrsh Flour 19 do do Beof Together .with a general assortment GROCERIES,constantly on hand, and will be sold by Oct II XL WM. TIG HE, Market Square, 25l IIAYj WHISKEY, t c THE SlinSClltBKR HAS JUST RECEIVED, Q4 k BUNDLES very prime Hay t»U 20 llariels VVhiskoy 10 do | Gin with a gcnerallausoriment of GROCERIES. H. B. HATHAWAY’ Oct 11 25p Notice. T HE Subscriber (late of Savannah) has established himself in this City for tlie transaction of COMMISSION BUST NESS, and hegs leave to tender his servic es to his friends and the public in Georgia U B. GWATHUEY. New York, Sept. 1825. Referencet in Savannah—Mr. Jos. Cum Mine. Messrs. John Cumming fe Son, and Mr. W«. Gaston. oct. 8 l23 B. B. ft. luimtVtm Potter Cotton Bagging, &c. A FEW casks, containing eight and half dozed each of London Porter, im ported in the ship Georgia, on 28th June fast are yet on hand and for sale; also, CMm Bagging, errtes of assarted Liverpool EARTHEN WARE, and a variety of Seasonable Dry Goods, Atadjjto^ w ANDRK>VLOW fe CO A CARD. HE subscriber, admitted to practice in the several Coufta of Law and Equity i this State, offers to the public hi* pro fessional services in the Courts of Bibb, I Henry, j Jones, | Crawford, Monroe, Jasper, I Tsrigge, , Pike. i WASHINGTON POE. •Macon. Bibb County., (Ga.) July 7 84 her cargo engaged. I - NEW-YORK, -- 1 wtsst^sssnpts^& ' h f it n£n GGE8, MERCHANDISE and other PERSONAL PROPERTY, against vwewjjkwiftsKni*, jjjujga^awmw.. mu* Capital Stock *800.000, ing For particulars apply to the I which has til been paid in CASH and the board, at Taylor*. Wharf. public may rely with confidence upon the *■ whde »um. being always available to meet ite engagement*. R, HAVENS, Prest. Tlie subscriber haying been appointed Agent for the above Company, will insure against Loss by Fife, end Hajard nf inland Navigation, as set forth in the preceding uruposals, on as f*vorab|e terms a« can be ! one in this city. 8. C. DUNNING, Agent for Howard Insurance Company. N. B—Persons living in the country, cun have insurance nm-i ted by nddreasing •lie Agent, giving a . ft, ription of tlie prem ises to be insured, post paid. Sept 20 „ - " - t REMOVAL. T HE subscribers have removed to John. ston’s Square, next door west of viessre. A. Low fe Co. whero they are ipening a handsome assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, in addition to their former stock. , W. fe H. ROSE. April 5 | 0 ^TheDanen Galette, and Recorder, ifilledgenlle, will give the above four in- * nrtione, and forward thoir accounts to this office. New-England Rum,^c. 20 Hogsheads N. E. Rum 60 Barrels Sugar 30 Barrels Wtiiskey 40 Bartels Pilot Bread 5 Barrels Cranberries 10 Bugs Coffee H. BLAIR, Exchange Dock 26i. HATS! HATS!! HATS!!! Boots and Shoes. JUST RVXF.IVF.D, Per brig Index, 29 paelcoj es BOOTS and SHOE! consisting ofthe following kind, viz Cases Gentlemen’s fine Calfskin Boot do do. do do do do do dn do do do do do do do do de do common do d< stout ho’d peg’d Shdef unbound do do fine danc. Pumpa' do com. do do do women’* leather walking do do do pumps dn Boys lined and bound do do thick do Children 1 * Leather Bootees do Morocco do ' For sale low by the package nr dozen by T. S. LUTHER. oct 8 The Rev. A CARTER, fine Cairskin Bonti | wxrriLI, roceivo into his fnmilv ami per- _ Sc, J1 ,,llin dn J TV sonalty instrurt, from iunr to six Ladies who may wish to colnplote 'heir course of literary education. In ad- iition to the above, a few day scholars of a similar description will be received, to corn. 1 inence on tlie first of November. For particulars, application may be made personally or by letter. Sept 17 , s f MANAGERS’ OFFZOB. I iiv authority or thx state or new-yorxv fresh Boots and -hoes' SPLENDID LOTTERY, Tlie subscriber has receiv ed by recent arrivals n gen eral assortment of BOOTS? and SHOES, which he of fora for sale on reasonable terms, GEO. NEWHALL, Young’s Building, net 6 1 m23 -S?i To be drawn in the city of New-York, on the 4th of January, 1826, AND FINISHED IN FIVE MINUTJ5& 45 Numbers—6 Ballots to be drawn, To Rent, The home and two lots in Brougliton-st. belonging to the subscriber. Apply to Wm. Da vies. Esq. Possession will be given early in November. J. M. BERRIEN, oct 6 23 EACH TICKET HAVING THREE NUMBERS' IN COMBINATION. J. B. Yates fe A. M'Intire, Managers. SCHEME OF THE ' New- York State Literature lottery, Class 3, ton 1826, To Rent. A Brick Tenement DWEL LING-HOUSE, on the north side Market-Square,, at presen'l occupied by Mr. H. D. Greene. Possession can be hud on tlie first day of J November next. Also, the STORE formerly occupied by Mr. John B. Wick as a shoe store. Possession giv en immediately. Apply to CHARLES ROE. 21 j!k‘ Possession c November n ifHk- 1 Prizo of $100,000 is $100,000 1 do 50,000 50,00b 1 do 20,000 20,000 I do 10.500 10,500 2 do 6.000 « in.otxf 4 do 2,500 10,000 10 do 2,000 20 000 39 do 1.0U0 39,000 78 do 600 39.00b 488 do 100 46,000 1446 do 60 ,222,300 >051 9139 Prizes, Blanks. $567,600 Oct 1 Mi To Rent, That large and commodious Brick Tenement Building in York-Street, near Jefferson-St. Possession given first November next Also, two Stores on Jeffersun-St. adjoining Mr. E. Jenoks’. Rent will be moderate. Apply to THO’S. R. PRICE. Auguste 97rp MANSION HOUSE. ^^^c The subscriber begs leave t« inform his friends and the public, |{HJ^Bthat he has completed his large MBi^Kand commodious house, in the best and most comfortable manner, and ten ders his thanks to those who have heretofore fuvnred him with their calls, and flatters himself that hy hie unremitted attention to please, be will Bhnre a part of the public patronage. His house will at all times be fnrnished with the best the country affords, his bar with choice liquors, and his stables with good corn and provender, together with a faithful and experienced ostler. The Mansion House is situated on the cast side of the public square, in the town of Clinton, directly on the road leading from Milledge- viilo tn Macon, and nearly opposite the Clinton Hotel. H. H. SLATTER. Clinton, August 23, 07fre N. B.—Families can be accommodated with private rooms, which are comfortable. p* The editors of the Augusta Chroni- ole and Savannah Georgian, are requested to publish' the above advertisement ence i week for three month*and forward "their ccnn nts to this office for settlement, t Less than two blanks to a prize. Prizes payable forty davs after the drawing, but •lie cash may be had instantly,.subject to the usual deduction of fifteen per cent. PRICE OF TICKETS. Whole ::■!:• 450 | Quarters': : 412 50 Half25 I Eighth : : : r 6 25 This is the most magnificent scheme that tins ever been offered far the patronage nf ’.he Mends of Lottery adventure in Ameri ca. The small number of Tickets, and the unexampled demand for them, is s sufficient warrant that there will not he x chalice left, for weeks before the day fixed for the drawing, and that the price of Tickets will ■hortly rise to $60. O' Gentlemen are therefore requested to be enrly in their application, as all order* actually mailed before the rise, will be en- .■ rifled to be supplied at the present rates. *** Notes of the Bank of tho U. State* and its Brandies, and, generally, the Notee nf all Bunks that pay specie, recalved at par. Alsn, Mercantile Drafts at sight, oh any of the large cities, and. Prise Ticket* receiv ed freely in payment. All letters to be poet p*id. The imils may be relied on a* being per fectly safe for all remittance*. YATBS M’INTIRE, Washington City- 1G|t dec Sept 20 Augusta Stage Office TJERSONS wishing *eat« in the Sxven- JT boh and Augusta Line Of Stages, are requested to apply at the Bar of the City- Hotel. i opt 8 24 Im Notice. T HE subscriber begs leave to Inform hit friends snd customers, that he ha* taken JOHN FALLS WALKER into part nership, snd that in future the FACTOR AGE and COMMISSION BUSINESS will be carried on under Arm of Robett^JA-ttrUii ft Co. . They wilt be much obliged tn their friend^ for a share of their custom, and will use-. their best exertions to merit the same.,— Reasonable advance* will ba mad*' on qll 1 property sent to thsir address. , ROBERT MARTIN, No. 7, KiddelUs Wharf, Charh.-atn*. Sept 27 I8j» • /