Georgia Historic Newspapers

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No 185 Vol. XXII.
THURSDAY EARNING, OCTOBER 6, 1825.
Whole No. 473 t
cdical College of S. Carolina.
ifJE LECTURES of this Institution will bore
sumctl on the second Monday of November
it ns follows:
On Aiuilomy-By John Edwards Holbrook,
{W—James Ttnmsny, M. T).
,'nitilidci anil Practice of Medicine—S. Henry
£"/<« A/edlca-Henry R. Frost, M. D.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Woman anti Infants—
,0111113 0. Priolcnu, M. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy—Edmund Ravenol,
Sutural History and Botany—Stephen Elliott,t,
D ’ S. HENRY DICKSON, M. D.
J3fan of the Faculty.
rt 3 at,171
'"Treasury Department,
29th April, 1825.
t)TICE is hereby given, that on the first day
, of0ctobcrnext,the principal of the six per
Ini Stork of the United State, created under the
LorHyofnu Act of Congress, entitled “An
L authorising n Loan for a sum not exceeding
L-en Millions of Dollars” approved on tho
Ueenth dny of March, One Thousand Eight
Lndrciland Twelve, together with the Interest
L duo thereon, will be paid to tho Proprietors
[said Stock, orto their Attorneys duly authorised,
the Treasury of the United States in Washing*
Lund at the several Loan Offices, on the Books
[which any portion of said stock may stand,
h surrender of the Certificates of said Stock
III he required at the time of payment, und the
Is,-ft on said Stock will cease, from and after
thirtieth day of September next.
SAM’LI.. SOUTHARD,
jJetfrhf Secretary of the Treasury.
'Treasury Department,
March 14,1825.
IEREAS, on tho 6th March, 1826, a law
was passed by the Congress of tho United
Hies, of winch tho 3d, 4th, and 6th sections arc
i Hid words following, viz:
Sec. 3. Ami be it further enacted, That a sub-
rlptloB to the amount of twelve millions of dol
rs, of (be six per cent, stock of the year eighteen
undred and thirteen, be, and the same is hereby
oposed; for which purpose books shall be o-
med at the Treasury of tho United States, and
[the several loan olfices on the first day of April
Wto continue open until the first day of Octo
|cr thereafter, for such parts of the above-men
oned description of stock, as shall, on the day
[fwbicriptlon, stand on the books of the Treasu
kind on those of the several loan offices res
ktirelyi whiclt subscription shall be effected
(yi transfer to the United States in the mnnuoi
rovided by law for such transfers, of the credit
[r credits standing on the said hooks, and by a
irrender of the certificates of the stock so sub
sribed. Provided, Thai all subscription by such
unsferof stock, shall be considered ns part of
he said twelve millions of dollars authorised to
»borrowed by tho first section'of this act.
“Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That, for
he whole or any part of any sum, which shall be
bn subscribed, credits shall be entered to the
upective subscribers, who shall be entitled to a
rtificate or certificates, purporting that the Uni.
J States owe to the holder or holders thereof,
lis.ber, or their assigns, a sum to he expressed
equal to the amount of the principa
)ck thus subscribed,bearing an Interest not ex
filing four and one half per centum per annum
»yal)le quarterly, from the thirty-first day of De
ember,one thousand eight hundred and twenty
hi tniiisferralile in tho same manner as is pin
led by law for the transfer of the stocMsubsurih
, anti subject to redemption at the pleasure ol
United States, as follows: one half at h 1 ^
tic alter the thirty-first day of Decembor, 11 *.
ousand eight hundred and twenty-eight, and
'.remainder at any time after tho thirty-first
i;ol December, one thousand eight hundred
LI twenty-nine; Provided, That no reimburse-
hu shall be made, except for the whole amount
Ifucb now certificate, nor until after at least six
BP*’ public notice of such intended relay
emont. Andit shall be the duty of the Sec,re
[of dm Trensury to cause to be re-trnn*
red to the respective subscribers the se
j'ralsums by them subscribed beyond the a
pount of the certificates of four and one half per
jtot stock issued t^, them respectively.
‘Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That the
ea funds whichhave heretofore been, and now
'pledged by law for the payment of the inter-
hand for the redemption mid reimbursement
rjtlic stock which may be redeemed or reimbur
Fii by virtue of the provisions or this act, sliall
Nam pledged in like manner for the payment of
' interest accruing on tho stock creuted by reel
P" of such subscription, artd for the redemption
K reimbursement of the principal of the same.—
of I, 8 '* *' ie duty of the Commissioners of
ie SinkingFund to cause to be applied and paid
|at of the said fuiid, yearly und every year, such
"a and sums aB may be annually required to
diarge the interest accruingnn the stock,which
be created by virtue of this act. The said
omimssioners are also hereby authorized to np
IS ,r ®m time to time, such sum and sums out of
P® said fund, as they may think proper, towards
aeeming, by purchase, or by reimbursement
conformity with the provisions of this act, the
Mncipal oi the said stoek; and such part of the
P>nualsa m eften^nillions of dollars, vested by
* a the««id Commissioner?, as may be ne~
-nary and required fortlie above purposes, sliall
i and continue appropriated to the payment of
| ere £ t fi n< l redemption of the public debt, until
I e whole of the stock which may bo created un
F 11,0 provisions of this act, shall have been re
ceraed or reimbursed."
therefore, Notice is hereby given, That
, ks will be opened at the Trensury of the Unit-
f; , te3 iCi‘u at the several loan offices, on the
LkTi A P ri * next, and continue open until
*** “ay of October thereafter, for receiving
le *n conformity with the provisions oj
® jJ®cciptions may be made by tho pro|)ri
nmo. . , sto °k> either in person or by their At
I,. ,T S “o'y authorized to subscribe and transfer
iVaeMted Slates.
iosuhscriptionsofsaid stock be made to
IdiorUK, 11 /. exce . et ling twelve milliors of dollars,
rill „? n °fi* le anid sum of twelve millions,
*i n,. e " Bdo among the subscribers in proportion
sums subscribed by them respectively.
SAM’L L. SOUTHARD,
[march 25 ^S^crelary of the Treasury.
Notice.
. after dale application will be
fiforiFfr. to Urn Honorable the Justices of the
Pr ni„ Court 0 Chatham County when sittin
f a „.n'r i at 7, Purposes forleave to sell a certai
heCn„‘? nd r 8it “ ated O n Wilmington Island in
Wore .J?!» °\ ^athara, containing fifty acres,
Pentiia ° ss ^ fko buildings and improve-
pilbort-f? re ° n ’ 9 r mcrly the property of William
u e ^ sed ’ bein § the real estate of Dennis
iWiic. Hughes, a minor and orphan son of John
,. ber,e . fit - malntainance
Now Drawing its the City of Augusta, tin
dcr the siipcrintcndancc of
a . V ' fA. Slaughter,
Tf wilv’ l Comm<, * ion{M J V W V w!lde,
l.I.WuAt.J . - (.B O. Thompson.
The Second Drawing
Will tnk6 place on tli6 12th oPOctOber next.
All the Capital Prizes,are still undrawn, conse*
queiitly tho Wheel lsv«
ivoo
40,000
20,000
6,000
6,00*
6,000 .
B.OOOi
60,000
$ 180,000
SPLENDID SCHEME
OF THE
L LOTERY.
MAS 01
#30,000
HIGHEST PRIZE.
=ti
IIC HALL
BY AUTHORITY
Of the State of Rhode Island.
UNDER THE SUPERINTENDENCE Of MAN
AGERS APPOINTED BY LAW.
Grand State Lottery,
(For the Encouragement of Domeslick*Industry,)
THIRD CLASS—NEW SERIES.
Will positively he drawn in PROVIDENCE, on
tlm 14th day of OCTOBER next.
S. & M. Allen & Co. Agents for the Man
agers.
$25,000 Highest Prize.
SCHEME.
5176 Prizes, )
12826 Blanks, J -
18,000 TICKETS at TEN DOLLARS
Less than two and an half Blanks to a Prist.
The Prizes only to be Drawn.
All the Poises {o be floating from tkt commencement,
except the following, which will be deposited in
the Wheel rtl definite periods, via
ON THE FIRST DRAWING
1 prize of 10,OOD & 1 of 600
2d. 1 do “ 5,000 4" 1 “ 1,000 &1 of 600
3d. 1 do “ 10,01)0 Si 1 “ 600
4th. 1 do “ 6,000 b 1 “ 1,000 & 1 of 600
6th. 1 do “ 10,000 8i 1 “ 600
6th. 1 do •* 6,000 Si 1 “ 1,000 Si 1 of 600
7th. 1 do “ 10,000 Si 1 “ 6,000 8i 1 ef 600
8th 1 do “ 20,000 it 1 “ 1,000 & 2 of 600
Oth. 1 do *S 30,000 Si I « 1,000 Si 1 of 600
All prizes payable thirty days after the compie
tion ot the drawing, subject to a deduction of fif
teen per cent—if not applied for within twelve
months, to be considered a donation to the funds
of tho Masonic Hall.
A great variety oi TICKETS and SHARES may
yol lie Imd at the original price at
The Augusta Masonic Hall Lot
tery Office.
All orders from any part of the U. S. post paid
containing cash or prize tickets sliall be promptly
attended to by,
HENRY MACDONNELL, Agent,
Thompson Si Bonney’s Buildings.
sept 5 172
WASHINGTON HALL.
No. 224, Broad-Street; Augusta,
mfilS ESTABLISHMENT is opened in
J. handsome Brick Building, erected during ihe
past summer, at the corner ot Broad and M'tn-
tosh-Streets. It is recommended to Planters and
Merchants, by its situation, in the centre of tho
town and of business, and within nconvenient
distance of the Banks, Warehouses, and Public
Offices. Stngc Passengers will find it convenient
from its being opposite the Post-Office, the plnce
ol arrival and dep .rturo of tile Stages There is
connected with the HALL, nn adjacent Brick
Tenement, with suites of Private Apartments, and
a Separate Entrance from Broad-Street, which
will be appropriated exclusively to the nci-nmmo-
dation of Families; and Ladies will find them-
selves asqulet and retired as in any private house
with the additional advantage of being in the im
mediate neighborhood of the principal Fancy
Stores. The WASHINGTON HALL is superin
tended by W. J. Dudcby, whose study it will be
to please nnd render comfortable, those who may
favour the House with their patronage.
Augusta (Ga.) 1825.
sept 29 182
Wanted,
ltU^o 0 ^ 0 . 0 nbout 14 years ofnge to learn
ee. Car P e nters Business. Apply at .this Of-
a,J S 25 «167
1
1
1
5
1
. 7
40
62
150
1,258
10,608
Prize of
25,000
10,000
5,000
1,000
570
500
100
50
20
8
4
25,000
10,000
5,000
6,000
579
3,500
4,000
2,600
3,120
9,984
42,432
8111,215
12,120 Prizes.
22,100 Blnnk8. i*.
In this Scheme, with' eight drawn ballots, there
will be 66 prizes with Three numbers on them;
1,466 with Two numbers on them ; nnd 10,603
with One .number on them. Tlioso ticketshaving
none of the drawn ballots on them being blanks.
To determine the fate of the 34,220 Tickets, the
60 numbers will severally be placed in a wheel on
tho day of drawing, ana ei^lit of them will bo
drawn ; and that Ticket having on it as n combi
nation, the 1st, 2d, and 3d Nos. drawn, will be en
titled to $26,000.
That havingon it the 4th, 6th, and Oth, will be
entitled to $10,000.
That having on it the 6th, 7th, and 8th, will be
entitled to $6,000.
Those having on them the 3d, 4th, and 6th,—
3d, 7th nhd 8th,—2d, 3d, and 4th—2d, 6th, and
8th—2d, 6th, and 7th, each of $1000.
That having on it the 3d, 5th, and 8th, $579.
Those having on them 2d, 6th, and 8th—2d,
7th,and8th—3d.4th, and01 li—3d, 4th,and 7th—
3d, 4th, and 8th—3d, 6th, and Oth—3d, 6th, and
7th, ench $500.
All others (being 40 Tickets) having three ol
the drawn Nos. on (hem, will each be entitled
to $100.
The 62 Tickets having the 3d and 4th drawn
Nos, only will cacli be entitled to $60,
The 156 Tickets having on them the 4th and 6th
or 4th nnd 6th, or 4th nnd 7th drawn Nos. only,
Will each be entitled to $20.
All others (being 1243 Tickets) with any two of
the drawn Nos. on them, will each be entitled to
* J.
And those having any one of the drawn Nos. on
them (being u>,608 Tickets, or 1326 for each
drawn No.) wi’.l eueh ue entitled to$4
No Ticket w‘ icb sliall have drawn a prize of n
superior denomination can lie entitled to un infe
rlor prize.
Prizes payable forty dny:: nftcr the drawing,
andsubject, as usual, to e deduction of 16 pr cent.
Philadelphia, Jane 28, 1825.
Present price of Tickets, Wholes $6, Halves
$2 50, Quarters $1 25, Eighths »2cts.
Those w<io have ordered Tickets in the above
Lottery are requested to cull and receive them at
ILOTMB 9 ©
EACH i ‘ HOFFICE.
sept 29
ill HATS.
Wholesale and Retail Fashion
able Hat Ware House,
IM '
BROADWAY, NRW-YORK.
T HE subscriber oilers at the above establish
meet, an extensive and general Hssortnient
ot the most fashionable Hats of every description,
consisting of all tile various patterns that are. the
most generally approved of at the present time,
and particularly adapted to all the most prevail,
ing fashions both at home and abroad; and that
from among his stock of Hats may be selected at
all times, alt the various qualities and grade, from
the finest Beaver down to the most common Ro-
ram, with corresponding prices to each kind, and
those which may be the most satiable, and made
in conformity to the fashion, in whatever part of
the United Stnte the purchaser may reside. His
stock is at all times large and independent of
wh’ ch he can at any time manufacture any quan
tity conformable to order. His present supply
consists of those made expresly for the Fall trade
all of which are got np in the most superior style
ofworkmanshipfneve' - y respect, and equal if
not superior to any that enn canjie oilered in this.
City or any other part of the Union, llis stock is
continually replenished with Hats fresh from the
Manufactury, and none will be oft'eicd for sale
but those which will lie sure to give the most
perfect satisfaction to the purchaser, and ensure a
continuance of his custom: as to prices lie is sel
ling as low if not lower thnn any other house in
this city and on the most liberal terms.
Country Merchants and others from the differ
ent parts of the U. States and abroad, who may
visit t: is city, and be in want of the above article
either at Wholesale or Retail, are enrne.stly re
quested to call and examine for themselves, not
forgetting before they leave home to take the
number of the above establishment from this ad
vertisement,
MOSES HOBSON.
sept 17 Jt177
Just Jir-'f red
P er s'ip Louisa Matilda, a large and choice
supply of
Genuine Drugs, Chemicals, Spi^
ces, Perfumery, Dye Stufls,
Fancy Articles, eye Sfa.
curefuiiy seb-cled by the proprietor at the North
and particularly suited to this market—wjiicli ad
ded to his fo rner «loak oh hand, renders his as
sortment.very extensive and wel. worthy the at
te.ntton of Dealers. Gentlemen, Physicians, Coun
.ry merchants, Planters and all others tllul wish to
purchase in this lino are invited to call and exam
ine for themselves, hs they ill be sold on ns lib
eral terms as any bouse may offer in this city.—
For'V wholwmi' nd retail by
A. PARSONS,
Dim . 'rd No 8, Gibbons’ Buildings
CHOICE
FRENCHJIND ENGLISH
J UST received per ship Augusta, a fresh ai|d
Clegantassortment of PERFUMERY, Jic. care
fully selected by the proprietor, Among which,
are the following articles:—
Maocasser, Russia, Bears, and Antique Oils, for
beautifying and promoting the growth ol
hair
Pomatums in large and small pots, all sorts oi
odors
RoscpOrange Flower, Lavender and Cologne
Water, in boxes, very highly perfumed.
Essences of Burgamot, Lemon, Lavender, Musk
and Cinnamon.
Milk of Roses, oi beauty's preservative
Quirks Essence of Tyre, for changing light, red
or grey hair, to a permanent and beautiful
brown or black
Low’s very superior scented shaving and
« asli Soaps, all sorts of perfume; Naples, Pot,
Cake and Quintessence shaving Soap/, Wind
sor perfumed fancy Soap, by the box
Hair Powder of various odors, Powder Puffsof
assorted sizes
Elegant Pocket, Dress, nnd fine teeth Combs,
and ivory I.utter-Folders
Ladies nnd Gentlemen's Pocket-Books .with
and without clasps, of all sizes, lndcspcns-
ables assorted patterns
Gill Card Cases, assorted patterns, and. Visit
ing Cards to suit them
Silver Pencil Cases, best quality, do do Tooth
Picks do do; do Tweczors,Penknives, Segar
Boxs, Dominoes
Fancy cut gloss, Mermaid and English Pungent
Sujf lling Bottles,
Dice, Piny ing Cards, Ladies' Toilet Dress Cases,
Gentlemen’s Shaving do
Bptton’s superior Dentrifiue,Marshall’s do. Bnt
ler’s do.
Prepared Charcoal from the willow bark,
Thompson's Aromatic Tooth Paste, for
whitening nnd preserving the teeth
Eye-Stones, Snuff Boxes, a fine assortment of
Reeve’s Colors, Tapers of all kinds, Phos
phorus Boxes
Fancy shaving Boxes of allsizes, very superior,
do Brushes, Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes,
Tooth Brushes, with fluted and plain handles
of the best quality, and various other kinds of
brushes, made of thp best materials
John Barber’s and Thomas Scargill's superior
Razors, in double and single cases, madeto
order, warranted to please this purchaser or
to be returned
An elegant assortment of Glass Lamps, attached
to stands in complete style
Tonquin nnd Vanilla Beans, Gold Leaf, and
Dutch Metal, &.c Sic
ALSO,
Fifty packages of
GENUINE DRUGS
MEDICINES
FANCY ARTICLES, 4-c.
all of which ha£ been selected by himself, express
lor this market. Gentlemen, Physicians, Coun.
try Merchants, Planters, and all that wish to pur
chase in this line, shall he supplied on as accomt
modeling terms as any house may offer in this
city.' For sale at wholesale and retail, by
ANSON PARSONS,
' Druggist, No. 8, Gibbons’ Buildings,
aug 9
NEXT SCHEME.
BY SPECIAL ACT OF ASSEMBLY
GRAND
STATE LOTTERY OF MARYLAND.
U NDER the superintendence of the conimis
sioners appointed by tho Governor and
Council, und by the improved mode of drawing,
secured by Letters Patent under the seal ot the
United States—the whole to lie completed in one
day, and will positively take place in the city of
Baltimore in a few weeks.
TO BE DRAWN ON THE 9th OF NOV. NEXT
Highest Prize $20,000.
SCHEME.
Brought to Jail,
I N Savannah on the 14tli inst. a negro man who
says his name is Simon, and that Tie belongs to
John McCormack of Warren county Georgia and
that lie ranaway from him about too month ago
he is 5 feel 7 inches high and about 40 years of
age.
JOHN I. DEWS, j.c.e.
sept 17V 177
NOTICE,
■jVjTNE months after date Application , will be
J. 1 made to the lion. Inferior court of Effingham
county for leave to sell all the real EttT of Wm.
Shrlmpt, late of said county for thepiirjiose of ma-.
king u division with the Heirs of sale
dEst.
JONATHAN SECKINGER, Adm'r.
sept 10 174
. ‘TvjR..iA .iing:! m e i-..i..'. lit/the lion.litt
D Justices tflhe Inferior court sitting for ordina
ry purposes.
* To ll whom it may concern.
Wherens, • i.iry Ann Porter widow, applies to
the honorHb’.'- ihe courtof ordinary of EHingbain
county for letter* of administration on the estate
and effects oi William G Porter dec. late oi Ef-
finghani County
These are tin ,-nfore to cite and admonish ali
and singular the Iciii ' eu and creditors of the snid
deceased, to file their objections (if any they
have) to the granting of the administration of tin
estute of the deceased to the applicant, in tin
Clerk’s Office of‘lie said Court, on or before the
24th dHy of October next; otherwise letters oi
administration will be granted.
Witness tiie. honorable, Herman F.ikins, one ol
Hie Justices of Ihe said court this twenty-fourth
day of September, A. D. 1825.
JOHN CHARLTON, c. c. o. ?.. c
sept 24 -> 180
Georgia—Chatham County.
B EFORE me Isaac Russell, one d/theJuitb
assigned to keep the Peace for the county
und state aforesaid. Came Peter Duri: ger, who
made oath in writing that lie seized and took a-
way from a slave, known by the name of Jack
Moore, mid said to belong to one Shiii! Hale, of
Augusta, the following articles to wit. One 1 lat,
a wooden shed limi ting on a lot, belonging to
Mr. Josojdi Stiles situated in Yamiimciaw, also
one small Stove and pipe, four Iron bound Kegs
an Tillage keg ot ToliafeCo, two pair ot Scales,
two Ax>», five Jugs, four Iron Pots, one Dimtni
jou, one box ol Rosin, one trunk with Dry Goods
one pair of Stiliards, one barrel ofCotv peas, one
writing desk, and several other small articles
Of which a schedule of the same has been fur
nislied me and said articles putin ray possession
This is to notify the said Sami. Hale or any oilier
person, who may be interested in any of s.iid
property thnt i shall in conformity with nn act of
tho Legislature of this State proceed to make or
der of Forfeiture and Sale, in ten days from this
date, if said property be not claimed agreeable
to the provisions oi said act. Savannah 30th
August 1926.
ISAAC RUSSEI.L, j. p. c.
nug 30 169
Fresh Spices, &c.
N UTMEGS, Cinnamon
Cloves, Mace
Alspice, black and red Pepper
Pulv. Ginger, a pure article
Zants Currants, English Mustard
Sheet Izinglass,Bpure article
Aim. superior Sweet Oil
Just received and for sale by
A. PARSONS,
Druggist, No, 8 Gibbon*’ Buildings
march 14
Order
Nisi.
In the Court of Ordinary.
Chatham Countv. July Term, 1825.
N the matter of the estate of Sarah
. Tucker and John Tucker, orphan
children of Henry Rucker, deceased.
Upon the petition of William P.
Clark, and Winifred, his wife, guard
ians of the said orphans, for leave to
sdla negro slave named Mariali.
It is ordered that a notice of this application be
published in one of the Gazettes of the City ol
Savannah once a week until the first Monday in
August next; and that if no objections be tiled
thereto that the order be made absolute.
Extractfrom the minutes, 8th July,’1826.
8. M. BOND, c.c. o.
July 9 147
State of Georgia,
B Y Elijah Baker, Clerk of the Court of Ordina
ry for the County of Liberty,
David Stetson, administrator of the estate of
Pliobe Carter, late of said county dec’d, applies
to lie dismissed trom his said administration.
These are therefore to citcandadmonisii all per
sons concerned to file their objections (if any
they have,) in my office nt Riccbbrough, within
the time prescribed by law, or the. said David
Stetson will be dismissed from his said adminis
tration.
Given under my hand and seal this second day
l June, A. D. 1825. E. BAKER, cco ic
june 16 136
S TATE of Georgia Chatham County—B„ the
Hon. the Justices of Ihe Inferior Court, sitting
for Ordinary purposes.
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas Julia A. ^anderlin, widow, lias ap
plied to the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of;
Chatham County for letters of Guardianship on
the persons and properties of Ann itabeeCn Snu-
derlin and Fercby Ellen Sanderlin, orphan chil
dren of Benjamin Sanderlin, deceased, as their
mother.
These are therefore to cite and admonish ell
and singular the kindred and friends. of th * said
Orphans to file their objections (if any they have)
to granting of the Guardianship of the snid Or
phans, to the applicant, in the Clerks Office of
the said Court, on or before the eighth day ot
September next, otherwise letters of guardian
ship will be granted.
Witness the honorable F.lins Fort, one of the
Justices of said Court, this 8ih day of August,
1826. S. M. BOND, c. c. o. c
august 167
1 Prize of $30,000 is
$30,000
1
10.000
10,000
1
6,000
6,000
10
1,000
10,000
10
600
6,000
30
100
3.000
60
60
. 3,000
100
20
2,000
200
10
2,000
400
6
2,000
20000
4
80,000
20813 Prizes,
162,000
40000,Tickets—Not one blank to a prize.
The holder of two tickets, will be certain
obtaining at least one prize, ami may draw tbreet
Mode or Dkawino.—The numbers will be ppf
into one wheel as usual—and in the other wheel
will be put one prize above (lie denomination o
$4, and the drawing to progress in the usiiu
milliner The 20,000 prize of $4, will lie award,
ded to tile odd or even numbeis in the Lottery
(a-- the case maybe) dependant on the drawing
oftlie Capital Brize of THIRTY! THOUSaND
HOLLARS—tlmt is to say, if the $30,000 prize
li r 'uld come out to an odd number, then every
odd number in the scheme will be entitled to a
$4 prize: if the $30,000 prize should come out
to nn even number, then all the even uutnuers
ill the scheme will be each entitled to $4.
Odd numbers are those ending with I, 3, 6, 7,
or 9.
Even numbers are those ending with 2, 4,6, 8
or 0.
This mode ol drawing not only ennblns the
Commissioners to complete the whole Lottery in
one drawing, hut has the great advantage of dis
tributing tlie small prizes regularly to every alter
nate number in tin scheme, so that the holder o,
two tirkets or two shares ot tickets, one odd and
one even number, will tie certain of obtaining at
least one prize, and in the ratio for any greater
quantity.
O’ A ticket drawing a superior prize in this
scheme, is not restricted from drawing an inferi-
r one also, many tickets, therefore, will neces.
sarily obtain two prizes each.
I-RESENT PRICE OF TICKETS.
Wholes $6. Halves $2 50 Quarters $1 26. All
orders pro.aptly attended to. nt
ILWTTMSB 9 ©
EXCHANGE OFFICE.
sept 1
Picked up,
B Y a blaek Boy a few day since on the Road
a Plaid Clonk which the owner can have by
paying for this advertisement and pay the boy
something for his trouble
sept 29
IN EQUIT!
Superior court—Chatli ats
Thomas F. Purse et. al. Y
Complaints J
and )
Richard R, Cuyler, cx’r
Win Shaw, deceased. J
I N tiiis case, on the suggestion in
ant’s nuswor, that certain per oi
to this bill, residing in Scotland uli
titled to n distribution of part of th
estate of Wm Shaw, 'deceased, n ot i
is ordered that all persons concern!
before the Superior Court of. Ohuttih
the term of January next, (lien ehB
lahlish such their e'lnii.:s-Vmi
that the undivided estate of Urn said
be distributed among the contpl.nnai
to the decree of said Coot'* ant! that
published once U month ^uuti
thereof.
Extract from the .minutes 'this
1824- A. is. !’
june 17 4t138 _
the
ft!i day,
NlSJNr
182
NOTICE,
A LL persons having demands against William
Anderson, deceased, of Liberty County will
render them, in properly attested, within the time,
prescribed by law, and those Indebted fo the es
tate will make inimeilinte payment to
JOS. JONES, Adm’r.
may 14 1*8 ■
A * \nited Immediately',
MAN, who is sober and honest, to
take charge of a small Plantation near the
city. Apply to the Editor.
, sept 10 174b
Camden—JSttpertor Court.
October Term, 1824.
Nicholas J. Bayard )
vs. > Rule Nisi.
Ray Sands )
O N the potitinn of Nicholas J. Bayard, stating
(lint Ray Sands, on the fifth day of June eigh
teen hundred nnd twenty-four, for the better se
curing the payment of his certain bond or writing
obligatory, bearing date the day nnd year afore
said, whereon fie the said Rfty acknowledged him
self held and bound unto the said Nicholas J. Bay.
nrd, in the penal sum of four thousand dollars
conditioned for the naymet of one thousand dol
lars on or before the first dny of October then
next, and the further sum of one thousand dollars
on the first dny of January then next, did mort
gage ail that tract, piece, or parcel of land, lying,
being and situate on Cumberland Islnnd in the
county of Catnden, and knpwn by the name of
Cotton Bluff, cou'aining four hundred and fifty
acres, bounded on the north by lands of Sliierer,
on the south by lands of Nathaniel Green, nnd on
the west by salt marsh, together with (In; Hpptine
nances—and further stating that the said sums of
money remained unpaid, mid pray the foreclosure
of the equity of redemption of the said Ray.
On motion of W. W. Gordon, attorney for the
petitioner it is ordered (hat the said Ray Sends do
pay into this court before the expiration oPtwelve
months from this date, the sajd several sums of
money in the condition of tlic'said bond mention
ed, together with the interest anil cost, otherwise
that the equity of redemption of tho said Ray
Sands his heirs, executors, administrators and as
signs, of, in and to the said mortgaged premises,
be thenceforth and forever foreclosed.
And it is furtherordered, that ibis rule be pub
lished in one of the Gazettes of tiiis state at least
once a month for twelve months, or that a copy
bo served on the said Ray Sands, at least six
months before the expiratio'n of the ti le appoint
ed for the payment ol tin* said roonev into court,
and that such further proceedings lie lmd us are
pursuant to the statute ill such case made and pro
vided.
Extract from the minutes, tiiis 25th Oct. 1924
JOHN BAILEY, ClerK.
out 29 200
Chatham Superior Court,
May Term, 1825
The Bank of tbe State of Georgia, 1
vs. ) RULE NISI.
John Hunter. j
U PON the petition of the Bank of tlie Stale o
Georgia, praying the foreclosureoftlie equi
ty of redemption of John Hunter in the following
.property to wit. all that lotoflRiid in the city of
'savannah, in Reynolds ward, known in tlie plan
o-the said city by the No. three, (3,) with the im
provements thereon, which suid property had
been mortgaged by the said John hunter on the
t we I till dny ef. Line, eighteen hundred and twenty
two, to Mnurel &i l.atlieueaudlerre, Merchants, to
secure them the npymeiit of the'penal sum of
Twenty Four Thousand Dollars, upon a certain
bond of him, the said John Hunter, to the said
Mnurel & Lathebe.midierre, conditioned tor the
pnymei.t unto the petitioner of the sum of.Twelve
Thousand Dollars, upon a certain promissory note
then running in the said Bank, or any note that
might be given at any time thereafter in renewal,
—which bond and tlie mortgage deed have been
duly assigned to the petitioner ;—It uppearing to
tbe Co\irt thut there is now due to the petitioner
upon a cer'nin other promissory note of him the
John Hunter, endorsed by the*said Maurol and
Lathebeaudierre, for the sum of Ton Thousand
Eight Hundred and Thiity Dollars, dated tlie
twepty sixth day of June, eighteen hundred and
twenty-three, and which note was given in renew
al, ngteenbly to the meaning of the said bend nnd
mortgage, the full and just amount of Eight Thou
sand Three Hundred nnd Sixty Four Dollars,
with interest from the twenty eighth day of Jan
uary, eighteen hundred mid twenty five.
On motion of Law & Jackson, it is orilered,
tlmt the principal, interest and costs due upon
said mortgaged premises be paid into Court within
twelve months from this date; and unless the
same he so paid, the equity of redemption of the
said John Hunter, shull thenceforth be foreclosed.
It is further ordered, that this rule be published
once a month for twelve month lnone of ihe Ga
zettes of this State , or served upon the mortgager,
or his special agent, ot least six months before the
money is to be paid into Court us aforesaid.
Extract from the Minutes.
A. B. FANNIN, Clerk.
june 10 131
'nthe Superior Court—EjfMghMi. 'County
Nc.vkmblu Term, 1824.
Trustees of the German 1 .
Lutheran Congregation |
vs. Fetilion f<5r fore-
l'lie heirs and represen- ) 'cloanre of a
tiilivu of William .1. j 1% inffVtgnge.
Spencer. J
i TPON the petition oitlie Ti urtees Of tli? : Oer
v> man Lutheran Congregation praying the*'
foreclosure of the eqiiify of redemption of nil tlmt ’
(i nct of land containing three hundred acres mffru
or less lying,and l/aing in the Cwnrity/if Effinghamij
bounded On tin north by Martin ’ '! .a.;kn« r end J
Batlmger Backler. on the oaii of'the School house
lands of-Goshen, and lands of Nirhoia* J.itloi*,on .
tlie south by Duncan McGiliiv ly und'-.Christian' '
Dasher, and on the north bvULtvud of John lietitep
and vacant land, tnoilcagedon the (ho I8ih .day
of June, 1808, by the said VVilRain Spencer to
secure the payment of a bond * bearing the same
date, fertile penal sum of eight hundred dollars,
conditioned lor the payment ol tire 'Shin of. four
hundred dollars on the lat of January, 1609, With
interest from date, at the rate cf-ix per cent' per
annum ; which snid bond is '‘■iill’Vtiie and j-.r.paid ,
Upon motion of George YV.pivdii#' .^Utirney for
petitioners, it is ordered that the yriacipnl and in :
terest duo on tlie said bend, and the costs ot the.
application bo paid inso Court, within twel i*
moCtle^fromt' . .'Hie of this Rule Nisi: And th
fail'.hv thereof, the Equity of redemption yl,
in and to 1 hr sa.J mortgaged premises, be from
thenceforth ioroclosed, and such further proceed
ings be had thereon as the law directs And it ie
further onlered.tltat the rale be ptim.tislied fit one
of the Gazettes of tiiis Slate,a*, least once u inoctJjL
until the expiration of th* lime appointed for pry 1
ment, as aforesaid, or served on tlie heirs mid. re* |
presentiitive* of the mortgagor at least si x months
previous thereto.
Extract from the Minutes.
JOHN CHARLTON, Clerk.
jan 16 11
{South Carolina, )
Fourth Circuit > In Equity,
Georgetown Dist. S
George W. Burrows, Adin’or/
de bouis non of Elizabeth
McKee deceased.
rt.
John Hawkins, adm’or Thom
as Green, dec'd and John
Graham, late adm’orE. Mc
Kee, deceased. J
I T having oppeured to the satisfaction of the
Court that the children of Matthew Bryan, (i
any such lie I iving) are materially interested in tlie
event of this suit; and it having further nppenred
tlmt the said Matthew Bryan removed from tiiis
State to Georgia many years ago; nnd tlmt no in
telligence of himself or his family ima since been
received: It is therefore ordered, on motion ol
the Complainants’ Solicitors, tlmt notice be pub
lished once a month until the first day of January
next, in the Winyawlntelligencerof Georgetown,
and in one of the public Gazettes of Savannah,
(Geo.) calling on the children of (lie snid Matthew
Bryan to furnissatisfactory evidence:oftheiriden-
tity and relationship, at tiie Court of Equity to be
holden for the District of Georgetown,on the first
Monday afierlhe fourth Monday of January next,
and that in default thereof a final distribution may
lie made of the remaining Estute of the said Elfz
nbeth McKee deceased, among those entitled t<>
the same in the event of tbe death oi the children
of Matthew Bryan.
ROBERT IIERRIOT,
Commissioner and Beglstenn Equity.
Commissioner’s Office, ) £
Georgeiowii, May 14, 1825. ;
The Editor of the Savannah Republican is re
quested to publish theubove once a month until
the first day of January next, nnd to send his ao-S
count to the Office of tlie Winyaw Intelligencer,
when it will be immediately paid.
mny 18 111 •'
{Superior Court—Camden Coun ,
. ty- ■ l
March Term, 1825*
V RULE NISI.
Mary Smith. )
O N the petition of John Jackson praying tlie
foreclosure of the equity of redemption ot
all that ccrtnin Lot No. 44, forty-four, in the town
of Siiint'Mnrvs, with improvements thereon.com
mencing at the south corner Lot owned by Archi
bald Clark,thence southwardly on Orsborne-street,
one hq^dred and nine feet to Lot ownedby Levin
Gnnby, tfidneo one hm.dred feet east to Lot own
ed by estRte of Q. Stewart, thence northwardly
one hundred nnd nine feet to Archibald Chark'n
line, thence westwardly one hundred feet to tho
place beginning,—tbeproperty of Mary:Smith,
and mortgaged by the said Mary Smith, to the
said John Jackson, on the twentieth day of June,
eighteen hundred and twenty-one, to secure the
payment oftlie sumjof Fifteen Hundred Dollars,
and interest mentioned in three certain bonds or
obligations of the same dnte from the said Mary
Smith,-to the sRid John Jackson; arid On motion
of James Morrison, Attorney for petitioner, it is
ordered by the Court tlmt the principal, interest
nnd cost due on said notes, and mortgage, be paid
into Court, within twelve months from the date,
otherwise the equity of redemption of the said
mortgaged premises will from thenceforth bejore-
closed, and such farther proceedings take place
ns the law direct,—and it is further ordered by
the Court tlmt this rule Jie published in one of the
public Gazettes ofthis state, at least once every
month, until the time appointed tor the 'payment
oftlie money aforesaid, or served on tlie'mort
gager or her special agent,six months previously
thereto. ■ •'
Extract frem the Minutes,29th March, 1825*.
JOHN BAILEY, Clerk.
April SO 96 - - .
John Jackson,
\V hite Pine Lumber,
M. MYERS, c. c.
/»A AAA FEET northern white pine
Ox IU’Lf'LfU bpardsandplanksofa Superier
quality, for Sale by, WATT & SMETS.
sept 1 170m
English Copperas,
B Y the barrel or half barrel—For sale by
A. PARSOJSS,
Druggist, No. 8, Gibbon’s buildings,
april 6 b74
For Sale, 4
WTJHF, Subscriber offers for sale a tract of land
'LL containing 2Q2jj acres in the 18th District of
YVilkiason county.
ELIZA S. ROBERTS,
si pi 42 m!79 \
Notice,
A LL persons having demands against the Est.
of Mrs. Sarah McFarlane dec. will render
them to tlie subscriber properly attested, and thosw
indebted to said Est. will make payment to.
YVM. GIBSON, Ex’r.
. St. Marys,
Dept 29 181?