Savannah Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1824-1829, October 15, 1825, Image 3
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jfea-York. Oct. S.—Oirtrow.—Th«r^h»«
■Mn vert little doing in the market eittce
", | U t report! The only trimiiotion* that
? U L come to our knowledge ha»e been
«!blal' 55 bale* Upland at ill, *0 bale* at
U and about 30 bale* of middling Alaba-
B^,t 13J cento, e»»h
jauneiuaUy small.
' Import,from l«t to 30th Sept.
Export, from latto 30lli Sept.
Ti.o Import, from tat Jan. to
Tl ® Tt. amount, to 153,4*4 bale..
1,1 ’ ■ 98.043 tlo.
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The Hock op hand
1,179 bales.
5,MU bales.
tproas, Harnett, rrovutence, u
9‘^^^'ip.Swjwk
ri inll W: fifty, Pimmge't,
ir, lady and two children, H.
Same period l»*t y«*r.
Increased Import,
Export, from Ut Jon. -to let
Oct. t>fi ra S* ports,
Same period last year,
Incmaaed Export,
The Import, from let Jan. to
lat Oct. exceed, the Ex-
port,
Slock on hand lat Jaa.
57,381 bales.
148,741
73,816
72,9*5 bales.
6,683
10,000
16,633 bales.
to....to i
Uplands, ...13j i
Alabama, ..••••••»•••» 13#
Tennessee 13}
Making.
From which must be deducted the qusn
tity taken for home use. and which cannot
bo correctly ascertained.
New-Orleans,... lb....18 a I*
a 171
a 171
a 16}
Hid.—About 200 tierce* have been dispos
al of, since uur last, at 2} cents per lb. Prime
is scarce—and the slock generally much re
duced. Importvfrom lat to 30tli Sept. 347
tcs. Export, from 1st to 30th Sept. 1613 tcs.
Freight!.—To Liverpool, Cotton, lb. Jd
a id.
Exchange.—Bills on London, 60 days,
ID} a 11 preni.
Acw Orlenrt Sept. n.-rCotton is at pre
sent one of the dullest articles in market, and
may tie expected tu continue so lor some time,
or at least until more favorable, accounts from
Europe. Of tbe present crop in Louisiana and
Mississippi we are unable to slate what will
be the geoeral loss, by rot, caterpillar. &n.
but presume it will nut be so great as many
are willing to hold out: nevertheless a defi
ciency in the expectations of many has al-
.Cady been realized — As to wh.t the market
will open at, there is, as usual, ..difference in
•pinion, which is entirely conjectural. Ar
rived this week from the Interior 3 bales
new. crop; makiug in ail 23 bales this season.
Mo clearances since onr last. Arrived since
1st October Iasi, 206.313 bales. Exported
since 1st Oct. last. 203.914. Stock on hand
t,j day, iucludiug alt ourship board not clear-
a 1,3,900.
Cottun Bagging.—Foreign ia plenty and
dull; of Kentucky a fair supply on hand,
and the principal Hales are by-retail, enoh
as filling small orders for the country, die.
Arrived this week 60 pieces.
Exchange—On London, 3 per cent.' pre;
on France, 5f. 7$ a S 30c.
Freighlt—Nominal. To Liverpool, Cot-
tou, per lb. Id ater.
Petersburg, Oct. 7.—Cnltnn is now brought
in at the rate of about 50 Bales per day.—
The quantity received up to tliia time is
aarhnp«400-Bad.'a. TJie vrticte was selling
Vblrlv '■> «o trj eta.—on the day before
K{ cents (Virginia money) was given fora
very prime parcel. The agents of our
Jtorthran Manufacturer! still continue to pay
the highest prices, and we understand that
in many instance*their nrdersareuulitnited
SA '>//»r decline venturing at present rates
which may continue until the end of the
mouth, si which period the hnmq demand
l, lug measurably supplied and less compe
tition in the market, the value of the article
will depend more on the complexion of tlu:
European accounts. In the meantime, we
deem it our duty to repent the edvice given
in nur last paper to our Country friends, to
a nd in iheirCotlnn with as little delay as
possible: the present prices being beyond
expectation, and Boino, too tardy in availing
tliemsnlves of such, may fuse the opportuui
ty of getting hotter.
„ Tohnrro is much sought, after, and bears
. excellent prices j however at present there
is but little coming in, and that none of the
, best.
Corn continues scarce ; and. owing to *p
. prehensions which we fear are but too well
founded, of a chart crop, is daily on the ad
Vance. We beg leave tn refer cur correc
s ted li9t of Petersburg Prices, which will be
found in a subsequent column.
New-York, ataortad cargo to .Party fc Wey-
man, and others. Paitangen, Mr, Jenkins
and lady, Mr. Blatter and lady, Mr. Bradley
end lady, Mr. Conolly and lady, Mra. Mar
low andehild, Mim Kennedy, Mr, Kennedy
and lady, Meurt. Robert IOC, Parry, Way-
man, Donaldson, J. Newton,' W. Newton,
DiviAe, Brnoka. and Burns.
Sloop Express, Harnett, Providence,
day., with a fill' '
T. Gardener
Mr. Gardner,’ lady and
Blair, Men re. Gray, Mallone, Hall, Capt,
Delphi, and others.
•'The steam-boat Pnndleton, Bracken, for
Charleston, passed down tbe river yeater-
rf »y*
Arrived at Philadelphia 2d inst. ship Pla
to, Birkett, 50 days from Cnxhaven. Pas
senger, W. K. Gaston of Savannah.
The ship Samuel Wright, from this port
for Liverpool, was spoken Aug. 30, lat.
36, 30.
AARIWD rROM THIS FORT,
At Nctv-Ynrk, 3d inst. schr. Philadelphia,
Emery, 18 days —4th, ship Augusta,White,
10days; ship Emperor, Sbapter,'(part of
the crew sick.)
ci.mnr.D row this port,
At New-York, 5th instant, brig Osprey,
Dorsey.
At New-Orleans, Sept. 20, achr. Jane,
Thompson.
UP FOR THIS PORT,
At New-York, 5th inst. brig Phenaant
Bailey, despatch; schr. Moses, Tench, to
sail 7th.
At Baltimore, 4th inst. packet Clarissa
Ann, to sail tttliinstant
For New-York.
ESTA BUSHED LIME.
Tlie regular packet ship
LOUISA MATILDA,
is daily expected, and having
part of her cargo engaged, will
be immediately dispatched. For balance of
freight or passage, having superior accommo
dations, appiy to
HALL A HOYT.'.
oct 15
mML
PORT or SAYANNAU
Flour.
O.V”‘'a.k V *'•» wH
Vf
AND MILENRY S i ORIb.
WILLIAM PATTERSON,
XT AHremoved to the brick atom, one
XX door east of his former stand, where
4 | ho is now opening a large and general as,
MRS. E. BEAULARD. "rtment of
H oocupred by Mra. JdbAU, Jnbasmn/. iDiBTr ®©®a>0 9
Bquatws Nf» *•»»«« jnfbrm the Ladi#*; rf p* received ftotn New-York by thk Augua-
Savaonahwnd ilavMibity.mat abg has rooetv u Savannah, and oth'erTecent arrivals. ‘
AMONO WHICH ARE,
NEW PATTERNS FOR THE SEASON,'
with a handsome assortment of
FANCY GOODS.
Leghorn and Straw Kata, Feather*
Artificial Flowers and a large assortment
of Ribbons, by the box or doxen
Alio, Band Boxes of all sixes, by nost or
bundles, at New-York prices. '
Oct 15 27u
Mmmic
T HE undersigned bat taken the lease of
the north-western Tenements of Messrs.
A. Low & Co’s, new Fire-Proof Stores, where
he continues to devote all his lime to
FACTORAGE St COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
He will make liberal advances on the deposit
of produce Consigned to him for sale. . The
birth for boats is always accessible! and per
fectly safe, and the iron crane ia tbe most easy
and safest in the port; and they are constant
ly attended .by an intelligent and correct
sworn Wharfinger, who attends also to the
stowing and weighing of produce.
PETIT DF, YILLEKS, Factor.
Savannah, 15th October, 1625 27rc
Sugar. Wine, &c.
-pBTME MUSCOVADO SUGARS i
X Barre’i & Hogsheads
Sweet Malaga Wine
Whiskey, Gin, Apple Brandy
Pepper
For Bale by J- E. BURRILL,
Mongin’s Whnrf.
Oct 15 *’P
Cloths and Casaimere*
Plains and Blanket*
Batinette and Sagathaa
Ctdoured and white Flannel* >
Do Domestics
Bleached and unbleached domestic sheet'
ings and ahirting*.
Dark,and light Calicoes
Linens, Lawns anti Linen Cambrics
Platilloa. Russia and Irish Diapers
Russia Sheeting*
Cambrige end Muslins
Nankin and Canton Crapes
Bombazetls, Bombaxenns, and Dimities
Black and col. Italian Cropos
Clark Si Paisley’s spool cotton
Hosiery and darning Yarn
White and colored Cravats
Bolivar do
Huntor’a Cord
Ladies horse skin and kid gloves
Gentlemen’s do and bcavur do
A nd a variety of fancy articles. &c. &c.
Also, a large supply of 42 inch
Cotton Bagging.
WInch he offers for sale at reduced prices,
oct 6
For Providence.
4L
ingecl
APOLLO,
Crowell, Matter,
having moat of her cargo engaged,
> immeniete Dispatch. For bal
ance of freight or passage, apply to Capt.
C. on board at Jones’ tipper wharf, or to
HALL * HOYT,
oct 8 , ... „„J
OIL, fte.
20 Quarter Casks Sweet and
Dry Malaga Wine
10 Half Quarter Casks Imita
tion Madeira Wine
25 Baskets Sailed Oil
200 Bagged Heine, end
108 Qr. Boxes Span. Segars
For aale by COHEN Si MILLER.
Oct 13 2Be
IraSTSST
BY J. B. HERBERT St CO.
On WEDNESDAY; 19th inat.
i Will be told before our store, al It o’clock.
•• A general uuortment of
GROCERIES.
2 large size Veoetitu Carpets
1 Brussels do
1 Clothes Press end Drawer*
2 Grates
3 looking Glasses
1 Bedstead
I Bureau
1 feather Bed .—Terms Cash,
not 16
Oct 15
FIFTY BARRELS HAX
HALL’S SUPERFINE NEW
FLOUR, just received aod for
ssle by
PONCE A MACKINZIE.
27r
U
1001”
4 REGULAR meeting of“Thousnml
and One,” will be hold ut their room
THIS EVENING, *t SEVEN O’CLOCK.
By order of the Nohln.
M —S, Sec’ry
Oct. 15, 1825.
HffiSF MKDSDSq
JA.MEft WELLS,
MIBOBAHT TAILOR,
ONE DOOR EAST OF THE CITY-
, HOTEL, ON THE BAY,
9 now opening t large assortment ifj
CLOTHS, CASSLYIEKES, VESTINGS,
Sic. of the most fashionable pattorns, ami
Home of them of a very superior quality.
which he will make up in the newest and
neatest STvi.E-—he having a number of first
rate workmen in his employ, which he haa
brought out from the North.
A. LARGE ASSORTMENT
FASHIONABLE
OF NEW ANDl
Reaftj MtttVft CYoiYnng,
comprising every article in hi. line, which
were mailc in the best rnancer. under his own
Htiperinteiidanoe, expressly for tins market.—
Also, a large assortment of
LADIES' CLOAKS,
T HE Greed State Lottery No. Ill-
will be drawn and finished in » few
minutes, when the following brilliant prizes
will be awarded to to advonturers—vii:
25,000 Dollars
10,000 Dttllais
5,000 Dollars
1,000 Dollars
1,000 Dollars
1 000 D .liars
1,000 Dollars
1,000 Dollars
And a large amount of smaller prizes, a-
mounting in the whole to
Parsons wild have left orders, are inform
ed that the TICKETS ARE RECEIVED,
and will soon advance.
Tirkots 6 00 I Quarter* 1 25
. Halves 2 50 | Eights 62}
WILLIAM ROBERTSON.
Oct 13 Georgian Q/Jice
BLANKETS and DAOGlNG
W. and \A Rose,
H AVE received by the ship Emily, from
Liverpool,
300 Pieces Best Quality 42 inch Dundee
Cotton Bogging
Grundy’s While. Blue and Mixt Plains
Point anil London Duffle Blankets
which will, those already oil hand, of last
New-England Runi,t5c.
20 Hogsheads N. E. Rum
60 Barrels Sugar
30 Barrels Whiskey
40 Bsrrela Pilot Bread
5 Barrels Cranberries
10 Bags Coflhe
H. BLAIR,
Exchange Dock.
25l
For 8*lo by
Oct ll
HATS! HATS!! HATS!!!
Joseph Kopman Si Go.
H AVE received by tbe recent arrivals,
a large and general assortment of
&¥ancj Dt? GouAa,
among whir.hnre—
Loudon Duffle Blanket*
Rose and Poibt do.
Plains and Baizes, Flannels fil Hosiery
Sup. Blue and Black Cloths,
Do. Mixt do.
Do. Blue and Black Cussimeres
Do. White and Buff do.
Vsllntia and Swansdown Vesting
Camlet and Plaid Cloaks
Black and Colored Bombazctta
Bombazenns, Carolina Plaids
Parisian Prints. Furniture Calico
Cambrics and Jaconet Muslins
India Swiss and Mull do.
Jaconet and Swiss Muslin Robes
Bobbinet and Swiss Musliu Collarets
Bobbinet Lace Veils
Ladies Blk. Si ass. Horaekin Gloves
Men’s Buck, Beaver, and Hnrsekin do.
Silk Stockings and Gloves
Nankin and Canton Crapes
Do. do. do. do. Robes
Crape Lease, Baroge,
Shawls Si Handkerchiefs
Ombre Fig’d Silks, new style
Barege end Veslalene
Silk and Barege Robes
Ssrsnetts', Levantine,
Brown. Black end Colored Settina
Blk. and Col’d Merino Scarves
Black and Mixt Sattinette
Pluids. Brown and Bleached
Shirtings and Sheetings
Irish and Russia Sheetings
Linens und Long Lawns, die. die.
ALSO,
100 pcs. 42 inch Inverness Hemp Bagging.
Oct 4 221.
ButYfeT & Scranton,
*
SHERIFF’S SALE.
On the Jiret Tuetiay in November next,
W ILL bn sold in front of the Court.
House in Bryan County, between the
ueunl hours of sale,
iA TRACT OF LAND, in uid County,
known bv the name of ;* Palermo," contain
ing ejght hundred acres, more or Was, bound
ed N. E. by Sweat’s lands; S. W. by a salt
marsh—other boundaries nqt known : Lev
ied npon u tbs property of R. T. Keeling,
to satisfy an execution In favor of the admin
istrators of Benjnnnn Stiles, deceased.
TIIO
Oct 13.
IOMAS HARN, S. B. C.
26
Have received per brig Draco,
and schooner Mary and Marga
ret, 100 cases of
FASHIONABLE HATS,
comprising a general assortment for the
city and country market, which they offer
for sale on accommodating terms, at their
Ware-House, Market-Square.
N. B.-Ten Cases GENTLEMEN’S
BEAVERS, extra fine.
Oct 1 21
BOWARD
INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW-YORK,.
I NCORPORATED bv the Legislature
of the state of New-York, for' the
pose of insuring
Boots and Shoes.
dV
-i-
JUST RECEIVED,
Perhrig Index, 29 packsg
es BOOTS and SHOES
consisting of the following
kind, vix s
3 Cases Gentlemen’s fine Calfskin Boots
2 do do do SeslBkin do
4 do do common do dn
2 do do stnut bo’d peg’d Shoes
t do do unbound do do
1 do da fine dine. Pumps do
3 do fio com. do do do
3 do womeu’a leather walking dn
2 do do do pumps dn
3 do Boys lined and bound dn
2 do da thick do
2 dn Children’s Leather Bootees
1 do do Morocco do
For sale low by the package or dnzeh by
T. S. LUTHER.
oct 8
°re$h Boots and shoes
Tlie subscriber has receiv
ed by recent arrivals s gen
oral assortment of BOOTb
and SHOES, which he of
fers for sale on reasonable terms.
GEO. NEWIIALL,
Young’s Building,
oct 8 loi23
For Sale.
O NE hundred and sixteen tierces of fresh
bent RICE, and 18 tierces of tbe pre-
sent crop.
ALSO,
40 hhds of Guadeloupe Molasses fit for
retailing.
JOHN P. WILLIAMSON,
Factor
net 8 u24
some of a very superior quality. Orders of year’s importation, will.enahlc them to supply j
I their customers on very moderate terms.—— I
I Their assortment of STAPLE AND FAN. j
CY GOOfiS, will be very euinplete
| few data.
Oct 13
iiis former custuniors are suliciled.
Ocl 15
27
BY AUTHORITY OF THE
State of Rhode Island,)
UNDER THE ByPERl.NTENDANCE OF MAN*
AGERS APPOINTED BY LAW.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY,
THIRD CLASS—*—NEW SERIES.
Oranges.
5000 ORANGES ’ F0R SALE '“
WILTBERGERJ: CORNWELL,
Exchange Dork.
Oct 13 26p
LANDING
FROM THE BRIG PANTHEA,
f E KEGS first quality Goshen Butter
LtJ 40 Half barrels fresh Flour
10 dn do Beef
Together wirh a general assortment of
GROCERIES,constantly on hand, and will
ho sold by WM. TIGHE,
Market Square.
Oct II 25l
CLEARED,
Schr. Apollo, Crowell, New-York,
Hall &. Hoyt.
SAILED,
Brig Pantliea. Bradley, Now-York.
Biig Index. Baker, do.
Schr. Mary di Margaret, OwenB, St.Marys.
ARRIVED,
Ship Oglethorpe, Tanbnor, 9days from
Nvw-York, to Hall & Hoyt, consignees—
rimcety Mackenzie, Dunham St Cainplield,
H Clcland, T. Butler Si co. A- G. Miller,
0- Taft. A. U. Oemler, N. B. Weed. G.B.
Lamar. G. Newhall, M.Cunningliam, John-
•luu, Hillrdi cu.W. H. Trapin, T. I. Wray,
“■ c. Si J. Shecnk, H. Lord Si co. E.Reid,
A- &. E.Wood, B. Burroughs, Lay di Hen
drickson, W. di H. Rose. H. Topper, L,
Baldwins, t0 , u, Campbell, J. W. Long.
*• "• Morrell, Mayers di Hamilton, H.
Lord Sc co. C. C. Griswold di co E. Bliss.
“• Marlow, J. B. Herbert di co. J. P. Hen-
H-’i, ^ ll,ller . B. W. Delsmater, Cohen di
Miller, VI. Hosgdi co. J. P. Seize, W. B.
Hatch. D di B. Foley, P. M’Dermott, Jas.
Anderson di co. O. Teft, Philbrick di
verznton, P. Hill. T. Butler di co. Wiltbor-
Cornwall, W. Tigho. J. di M. Pren-
w'rgsst, W. Evans, Geo, Gordon, A. Du-
jVe, A. Parsons, Taft dC Padleford, L.
e hy«J. Gilbert, Steam Boat co. G. & W
aoMrtson, J. Kopman dl co. Paeeengere,
,.r* ker and lady, L. Petty,'laidy and 4
xji ,cn '.I. Lawrence, lady and child, Mra.
P.” 1 * Messrs. J. Anderson. J.W.Anderson,
•wpfield, 8t*rr, and others, and 13 in the
, "jf 9. Off Hatteraa, spoke brig Os-
this port.
Franc*,, Croft, Philhdelphie. 9 ds.
L fo!. f “ ll „ c ‘ r A 0 ’ t0 E Reid. M. Hopkins,
i c - Roe ’
„ I., 10 ™', Paeeengere. Gen. Muntgpme-
, chi| d end servant, Capt. Wilt-
aorvant^ Mr*.Morris,
•IJaaeaiywn r
Nicoll, J. Blaokeoibip, from
W ILL positively be drawn in Providence j
on the 14th Jny of October*
S. 4r Jlf. Allen tSp Co. Agenttfor the JSIanngert.
|i&,000 Wighest 1'tVAfc
SCHEME.
1 Prize of
J25.000 is 4
1
Ho
10,000
1
do
5,000
5
do
1,000
1
do
579
7
do
500
40
do
100
52
do
50
156
do
*0
1258
do
8
10608
do
4
12120 Prizes.
22100 Blanks.
New Flour.
■t AA BARRELS Richmond
J.vrvP Flour, from new wheat, just re
ceived and for sale by
Oct 11 C. C. GRISWOLD di CO.
Copartnership.
r|7HE Subscriber having taken into co-
X partnership Mr. Emv’D “
lusiness will ir
HAY, WHISKEY, frc.
THE SUBSCRIBKH HAS JUST RECEIVED,
Q l"h BUNDLES very prime Hay
Olx 20 Barrels Whiskey
10 do Gin
with a general assortment of GROCERIES,
H. B. HATHAWAY'
Oct 11 25p
5.500
4.000
2,600
3.120
9,984
42,432
In this Scheme, with eight drawn ballots,
there will be 56 prizes with three numbers on
them; 1,456 with two numbers on them i and
10,608 with one number on them. Those
tickets having none of tlie drawn ballots on
them being blanks.
Prizes payable forty days after the drawing
and subject, as usual, to s deduction of fifteen
per cent.
PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS:
Wholes, .$5 00
Helves. .•*••«.2 50
Quirlen, ............... a............1 25
Righlhs................................ 02
ID’ Those who have ordered Tickets
the above Lottery, are requested to call aod
receive them, at
LUTHERS
EXCHANGE OFFICE.
Oot 15
10.000
5.0001 A partnership Mr. Eow’d Padki foru,
5,000 the business will in future he conducted un-
5791 dor the firm of TAFT St BADELFORD.
ORRAY TAFT.
Oct 11 25tf
Black Ink and Ink Powder
A FRESH SUPPLY of theae superior
articles, manufactured by Maynard &
Noyes, of Boston, has just been received
per brig Index, and for sale hy
Oct l(
Notice.
T HE Subscriber (late of Savannah) has
established himself in this City for
the transaction’ of COMMISSION BUST
NESS, and bega leave to tender his servic
es to his friends and the public in Georgia.
H. B. GWATHMEY*
New-York, Sept. 1825.
Referencee in Savmnah—Mr. Jos. Cum
Ming. Messrs. John Cummins Si Son, and
Mr. Wa. Gaston.
oct 8 l23
LAY Si HENDRICKSON,
Druggists, Shad’s Buildings.
New Flour, &c.
Jiut Received,
BARRELS NEW FLOUR
£aj 15 do Sargent’s Crackers
10 Half Barrels Fly Market Beef
For sale by
BRADLEY, CLAGIIORN & WOOD.
Oct 11
- BANK STATE OF GEORGIA; )
Savannah, Oct. 12, 1825. j
NOTICE.
T HIS Bank will be closed on Saturday
next, the 15th inst. for the purpose of
balencing the booke, preparatory to a semi
annual settlement t therefore ell bills and
fi. D. S. litmAon Yotter
Gottan Ragging, &c.
A FEW casks, containing eight and
hull'dozen each of London Porter, inr
ported in the ship Georgia, on 28th June
last, are yet on hand end for sale; also,
Cotton Bagging,
errtea of assorted Liverpool EARTHEN
WARE, and a variety of
Seasonable Dry Goods,
Apjdy to ANDREW LOW R CO.
July 18 88
A CARD.
T HE subscriber, admitted to practicf in
f “ •“ '
THE
I S opened on Mondays, Wednesdays, and:
Fridays; from -3 until 6 o’clock,
oct 4 *2
the several Courts of Law and Equity
q.tbie State, offers to tbe public hie pro
notes due on that day and on Sonday, the | feksional services in the Courts of
18th, must be taken up and paid on FRIDAY I (((56, I Henry, \ Jtmet, \ Crawford,
the 14th instant. '. . J AfoiirOs, | faeptr, IjVizrr, , Pike.
By order hf Vie Hoard of Hireetore, I WASHINGTON POE.
A. PORTER, Cashier. Macon. Bibb County, (G»J
Oct 13 26 j July 1 I *4
4-'
To Rent,
The house and
two lots in
Broughton-st. belonging to the
uibscribor. Apply to Wm. Da
vies. Esq. Possession will be
given oarly in November.
J M. BERRIEN,
oct 6 23
the pur-
, IUSES and OTHER
buildings. Vessels in port and
their CARGOES. MERCHANDISE and
oi her PERSONAL PROPERTY, against.
Iioss or Damage V3 Fite,
and also to insure VESSELS and MER
CHANDISE against the HAZARDS OF
INLAND NAVIGATION, or TRANS-
portation.
Capital Stock 8800,000,
which has al) been paid in CASH, and the
public may rely with confidence upon the
whole eum. being always nvnilsble to meet
its engagements. R. HAVENS, Pros’!.
Tlie subscriber having been appointed
Agent for the above Company, will insure
against Loss by Fire, and Hazard of Inland
Navigation, as set forth in the preceding
proposals, on as fsvorab[e terms aa'e.sn he
lone in this city. S. C. DUNNING,
Agent for Howard Insurance Company.
N. B—Persons living in the country,
cun have insurance effected by addressing
lie Agent, giving a description of'the prem
ies to be insured, post paid.
Sept 20 16
The Rev. A. CARTER,
W ILL receive into his ftttnily and per
sonally instruct, from four to six
Young Ladies who msy wish to complete
heir course of literary education;, In ad
dition to the shove, a few day scholars of a
-rimilar description wiil be received,' to com
mence on the first of November.
For particulars, application may he made
personally or by lettor.
Sept 17 15f
To Rent.
A Brick Tenement DWEL
LING-HOUSE, on the north
side Market-Square, at presem
occupied by Mr. H- D. Greene.
Possession can be had on the first day of
November next.
Also, the STORE formerly
occupied by Mr. John B. Wick,
as a shoe store. Possession giv
en immediately. Apply to
— \RLES roe.
21
ifc;
fossPBeion. c
November u
jit -
CHAU
Oct 1
ilk 1
To Rent,
That large and commodious
Brick Tenement Building in
York Street, near Jefferson-St.
Possession given first November
next Also, two Stores on Jefferson-St.
adjoining Mr. E. Jencks’. Rent will be
moderate.' Apply to
THO’S. R. PRICE.
August .6 97rp
Aug .sta Stage Office
YLEBLOVm
P ERSONS wishing seats in the Savin
nah and Augusta Line of Stages, an
requested to apply at the Bar of the City
Hotel,
oct 8
24 Im
MGHT SCHOOL.
T HE inbscriber wiil open hia Night
School for the Instruction of Youth
at his residence near the Catholic Church,
on MONDAY, 3d October next, wherein
will be taught Reading, Writing, Vulgar
and Decimal Arithmetic, Geography anti
Book keeping, in a m, thodical way not su
PETER HYNES
Sept 6
17Jnt&s
• Notice.
T HE subscriber bega leave to inform his
friends end customers, that he has
taken JOHN FALLS WALKER into part-
nership, end that in ftiture tbe FACTOR
AGE and COMMISSION BUSINESS
will be carried on under firm of
Haiheit Jiwtln ft Co.
They wiU be much obliged to their friends
lor e'share of their custom, end will use
their beet exertions to merit tbe same.—
Reasonable advance* will be made un all
property lent to their address:
ROBERT MARTIN,
No: 7, Kiddell’e Wharf, Chartaatoo.
Sept tl T«tp
1
*rize of
4100,000 is 4100.000
I
do
50,000
50.000
1
do
20,000
20,000
1
do
10,600
10.600
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
468
do
100
46,000
1446
do
60
222,300 .
5061
6139
Prizes,
Blanks.
£567,600-
41
MANAGERS’ OFFICE.
BY AUTHORITY OF TU? STATE OT REVT-TOR*.
SPLENDlliToTTERY,
To be drawn in the city of New-York, on
the 4tli of January, 1826,
AND FINISHED IN FIVE MINUTES,
45 Numbers—6 Ballots to be drawn,
SXCU TICKF.T HAVINO THItF.E HUMBEIU tU
COMDipATIUH.
J. B. Yalet St A. M'Intire, Manager!..
SCHEME OF THE
New- York State Literaturg
Lottery,
CLASS 3, roa 1826.
Less than two blanks to a prize. Prizes
payable forty dava after the drawing, but
/he cash maybe had instantly, subject to
the usual deduction of fifteen per cent.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole: : : : : 450 I Quarters : : 412 50
Half: : : i : : : 25 | Eighth i t t : 6 25
ThiB is the most magnificent scheme that
lias ever been offered for the patronage of, '
'he friends of Lottery adventure in Ameri
ca. The small number of Tickets, and the
unexampled demand for them, is a sufficient
wnrrant 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 460.
ID" Gentleman «r* therefore requested to
be early in their application, as all order*
ictually mailed before the rise, will be en
titled to b« supplied it the present rqtes.
* t * Notes of the Bank of the U. State*
and its Branches, end, generally, the Note*
of ell Bank* that pay specie, received at
par. •
Also, Mercantile Drafts it sight, on spy
of the large cities, and Prize Ticket* receiv-
ad freely ip payment.
All letters to be post paid-
The malls may be relied on a* being pet*
fectly safe for all remittance*.
YATES $ M’INTIRE,
WaMngbmCity
Sept 20 iqHn