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Newspaper Page Textiff: Nd 187 Vol: XX1L TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11, 1825. Whole No. -1736 •eclical College of S. Carolina. ixHE LECTURES of this Institution will bo re I siimod on the seqond Moniluy of Noverabfcf fit, a* follows: • [On Anatomy—hy John Edwards Holbrook, i e ^_.Fame» Ramsay, M. P. I institutes and Practice if Medicint-^Si Henry Iciijon, M. b. Ijifn/crla Medico—Henry R. Frost, M. D. lOMelric* a,nd Dittimsof li'a/nan and Infant*— Linns G. Prloleatl. M. D. [otniilr and Pharmacy—Edmtind Ravcnel, '|'t ^■vud/raf History and Zb>fom/ V -Slephnn Elliott, L S. HENRY DICKSON, Mfl). / Dean of the Faculty. lent 3 Treasury Department, 20th Anui,, 1820. iticnl li iltti said ( N.CIs i Hu t>1 jfOTlCE Is hfercbyalven, that bn the first duy J of October next, tlic principal df the six per It Stock Of the United State, created under the Ihntity of an Act of Congress, entitled “An I authorising a Loan for a sum not exceeding ve s Millions of Dollars" approved on the ■tcefil'i day cif March, One Thousand Eight ndrjJ and Twelve, together With the interest n due thereon, will be paid to the Proprietors U 'Stock, or o their Attorneys duly-authorised, [he Treasury of the Unjted States in Washing- land at the several Loan Offices, onthe Books which any portion of said stock may stand, [isrrouder of the Certificates of said Stock S ho required at the time df pay ment, and the lireii on said Slock Will cease, from and after I thirtieth dhy of September next SA.Vl’LL. SOUTHARD, Art ing Secretary of the Treasury. hsv 11 11 do , . Treasury Department, or n||i dcc'tVj ary, to I SPLENDID SCHEME ! OF THE MASONIC HALL LUTERY, #30,000 HliiHlSST 1'IUZK. Now Drawing in the City of Augustas tm*- dcr tlir. superintendance of S Hat « 1 f A. SLAUGHTER) l.I, WUr, l I B.D. Thomfsob. Wholesale and Retail Fashion able Hat Ware Houses The Second Drawing Will take place on the ISitb of October uext. All the Capital Prizes are' still Undrawn, conse quently the Wheel is very rioh. S C H E M E 4 6 10 60 100 6000 1 PrWe 1 do '4 Prizes do do do do do do of $30,000 20,000 10,000 6,000 1,000 000 loo 60, 10 $30,000 20,000 40,000 20,000 6,000 8,0l>» 6,000 6,000 60,000 6175 Prizes, 12825 Blanks, 180,000 18,000 TICKETS nt TEN 1)0LEAKS LesfthaU two and an half Blanks Id a Prise. nishi'ila ic tsiill vo) i«l liefotr I vise I er. one s .1 <D. trix o( I inly >nsl;« lid den linsry l liip until admini‘:| rs of thi y they,I ordinal next, i ted the I id ones ay, All five. ND.c.ri Util'll 1 art oft n and, d iher place or* of r m, A* ri intt nunt Iiinsiinii i at the pleasure <*• tvs: oMpulf at «‘*x of OraBnbciv t • * il twepty-eiglit, and cati; r Courted o realeil sting of] rpenter’s iitNo, ~ , situate in til*," i, 40,53,1 creditortfl VOlVEdj of l W icrsome nut 23 y out, !>ri IT.) Sit Suvunnah. luce by 1 irolmhle liy persa ■ aguin, 1 d to a ret r. CAB] jeville it. Hotel on! id pjfH ison, toot intlerwil W lie Bar of -Hu a ty- >r . Court of M poses. sniicern iplies fork »cf elTeclsol' |y, d*«g and- ffito reditoi*s c (if any W March 14, 1825. HF.RF.AS, on the 6th March, 1826, a laW was passed by the Congress of the United IS!, of which the 3d, 4th, anti 6th sections ar swords following, viz: i,3. And hi it further enacted, That a hub-; ition lo the amount of twelve millions of aOI f the six per cent, stock of the year eighteen h-d and thirteen, be, and the same is horcuy osed ; for Which purpose bonks shall be o- d at the Treasury Of the United Stutes, and leverul loali offices on the first day of April. ) continue Open until the first day of Onto iraafter, for such pails of the above-men ;d descriptor! -uf stopk, as shall', on the day ibstription, stand on the books of the Tfeasu n*oii those'of the several loan offices res irtly; which subscription shall be effei-iod transfer to the United States in the inannei ided by law.for such transfers, of thd'crtfdil idits standing on the said hooks, and by. a dcr of the certificates of .tlieislphk so gyb.. AW Provided, Thai 1*11 subscription by Inch <t(lf Stock, shall be considered ns pa(t of twelve millions of dollars authorized to mowed by the first settion of this act.t' . 4. And be it further enacted, Tligt, for ole or any part of any sum, which shall lie luhscrilW, credits shall he cnteredt.to the clive subscribers, who shall fW entitled icj a ilicate or certificates, puirptrrtintt that tin* Uni "Isles owe to the holder or4(p»drirs thereof ler. or their assigns, a sum to be WxpcgsSed equal to Ibo amount of tlifi pt-mfcipa is subscribed,bearing nil interest not cx four and ono half per centnui per annum i quarterly, front the thirty-first day ol’Jle ,011(1 th .iisaud eight hundred and fw euly Traiisferrablo in the stout- manner us is pin 'by |aw for the trarisfel- of the stock'suhsesil dsabjeetto redumption at the pleasure n't nited States, as follows liter the thirty-first day of ind erlit hundred and ti raairtdet at any time after (he thirty-first f Uecemj^r, one thousund .eighty hundred iiity-uinc; Provided, That no 1-eimhursc- ihslHjc made,except forsthe whole amount new certificate, ndr until after al least six public notice of such intended reim- And it shall be the duty of the Metre 6 Treasury to caujA lo be rc-trans to^ie respective subscribers the sfe mirSy (hum subscribed beyond the e of the certificates of four and oiie Jialf prr ick issued tcHhe^ respectively, • 5. Ami be it j^iqlher enacted, That the nds which have heretofore been, and now -dged by law for *kte*|TOMtient of the inter- d for the ^ redep^pVou and reiiftbufsement stock whMi muy bts redeemed or reirahur ' virtue of I he provisions of this Hct, shall pledged inlike mailer for thp unyment of lemst t^ctuing mi the stock cremed by real such subacriptron, and for tnc redejmption toursement of the principal ot^the same.— shnll be the ddty qf'tbe Commissioners of ikmg Fund to cause ttrbe applied and naiil tie 3itid fund, yearly and every ^ear, sfrch d sums as may be annually required to 'ge the interest accruingon the stock,which • created by virtue! of this act: The said winners are also hereby authorized to up t' l ’ue to time, such sum and sums out ot ‘ fund, as they may think proper, towards ‘"'gt by purchase, or. by reimbursement ■srniity with the provisions of this act, 'the dm the said stock ; and such puri Of the s, * rn »f tciynillibns of dollars,- vested by .he said Coinnii sioners, us may be ne- •uia required for the,above purposes, shall continue apm-oprlafed to the payment of. slid redemption of the public debt, until pie of the stock which may bn created u ti provisions of this act, shall have been re 1 <>r reimbursed.’’ l ^fore, JAolice is hereby given, That ill he opened at tfie Treasury of the Unit- »’and at (he several loan offices, on.the of April next, and continue open until day of October thereafter,- for receiving 1 Jons m conformity with the provisions ol The Urizes tu^y All the Prizes to In fl^Bgfrom thtcommeneement except the Jdttuwim^vhich will be deposited in thc-w/iut at definite periods, viz A.N rilE FIRST DRAWING 1 pmc of 10,000 &. 1 of 600 to be Drawn. 2d. 3d. I -till. 1 5th. 1 mil.) 7th. 1 81 h I 9th. 1 do do do do do do do do r>xm i “ l,otx> & l of 600 10,000 her 1 “ 600 " l.uoo k l of 600 “ 600 “ 1,000 600 “ 5,000 k 1 Af 600 *> i ,000 k 2 of $00 “' 1,000 k) of- 600 6,000. k 1 • ‘ 10,000 k 1 11 0,000 k 1 “ 10,000 k 1 “ 20,000 k 1 *1 30,000 k l BttOADWA V, \ E W-YOB IL I THE subscriber offers at the above establish* . ment, an extensive aud general assortment ot tllctnoStfashionahlc Hats of every description, censlstlli^of all the various patterns that are the most generally approved of at the present time, and particularly adapted to all the didst prevail ing fashions Wh at home and abroad, and that from among his stock of Hats may-be selected at all times, all the various qualities and grade, from the finest Beaver down to the most common Ro mm, with corresponding priced to each kind; and those which may be the most suitable, and made in conformity to the fashion, in whatever part of the United State the purchaser may reside. His stock is at all times large and independent of wh cli he can at anytime manufacture any quan tity conformable to order. Ilis present supply consists of those made expresly for the Fall trade ail of which urc got up in the most superior style of workmanship in every respect, and equal if not superior to any that can cau be offered in this City or any other part of the Union. His stock is continually replenished with Hats fresh from the Manufactory, and none will he offered for sate hut those which will be sure to give the most perfect satisfaction to the purchaser, and ensure a continuance of his custtMn: as to pricas ho is sfel- liug ns low if not lower than any oilier 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 w'aut of the above article cither at Wholesale or Retail, are earnestly re quested tocall and examine for themselves, not lorgetting before they leave home to lake the upibcr of the above establishment from this hd erti*ement ( MOSES HOBSON. sept 17 )t177 All prizes payable thirty doyft nftet* the comple lion of the drawing, subject to a deduction of fif teen per cent—if not applied for Within twelve mouths, to he considered iv donation to the funds of the Masonic Halt. A great variety o TICKETS and SHARES may yet be had qt the origiont'price at The Atigu,<ta Masonic Hull Lot- . tery Office. AiT order's from'any part of the U, S. post paid pnntaiiung cash or prize tickets shall he promptly "Atfindeq to by, HENRY MACDONNELL, Agent, % Thompson k Bouncy’s BUiidings 172 {Sulphate of Quina. /ri'lflE h>gh price ol this so valuable mejRfi has tempted some wretches to sophlsrict me cate «l—it(>c^tulf so de,haSed, bus already been ex hibirgdMksiile a< Scvanuahs bui the Quina.wbich I oltgitiiasWen made in Germany ; bus been suo- fmg0d to chemical tests bj myself and found true wagood^».SOj 1 do recouuneml it. AUGUST G. OEMLERi . sept 24 180 Augusta Masonic Hull The first Drawing is over, and all the Capital Prv zes an still in the II heel. The sticond Drawing will take place Oil WED NESDAY, 12th of ctober next. The unprecMdented Richness ol.the Weeel, at terthc drawing of a large propoiqlon of the num befs, otfeis every possible inducetoeht to adven turcr*. This Is evidently the richest Lottery ii the Union, in Grand Capital Prizes, besides a ve ry large pi-oporiioii-oi ihe minor Prizes. Ticket and Shares, W-armnled undrawn, may still be hud at the original Scheme price at The Augusta Masonic Hall Lot teiy Office; Those tolio have drawn prizes are informed that their tickets shall be taken as cash for others War ranted utldrawn. Orders from any part of the U.S.encIosing'eash or prize,tickets (postpaid) slmll be prbuiply ex executed by application to, HENRY MACDONNELL, Agent, Fw Augusta Masonic Hall Lottery, Thompson k Bouney’s Buildings Savannah ahg 23 153 ........... , WASHIIN GTON H A LL. JVo. 224, Broad-.Street^ AWfusta d Court, t er next, * Subscriptions may be made by the propri IflVetisJbJ l, iliisi' 1 * 1 \RLT05’i 1 tlinm, WTM 5 ing to the estock, either in -person or by their At my authorized to subscribe and transfef United States. .subscriptions of said stock be made to nr>« C r?i n S milliot's of dollars) n ot tie. gnid suhl 0 f t W elve millioria, m.. a , m °nK the subscribers in proportion su ascribed by them respectively. . SAM’L L. SOUTHARD, 'll W ^ ccr U ar H °f ^ ie Treasury. rplhs ESTABLISHMENT is opened in JL handsome Brick Bxiilding, erected during the past summer, at the cortiCr ot Broad and MMu- tOBh-Strcets. It is recommended to Planters and 6lerc.haiits, by its. situation, in tli6 rentre of th town and of basiness, end within ft Convenient distance Of the Banks, Warehouses, and Publ Offices. .Stage Passengers will fiiid it eopvcnient from its being-ipposite tltc Pftst-Olllce, the place ot arrival and depirture' of (he Stages. There is connected with the HALL/ an adjacent Brick Tenement, with suites of Private Apartments, mid a Sepurate Entrance' from Broad-Street, which will be appropriated exclusively to the aceommo jntion of Families > and Ladies will fi..d them selves ns quiet and retired ns in any private house with the additional advantage of being in the lift, mediate neightioi'hood of (die principal limey Stores. The WASHINGTON H ALL is supeiin tended by W. .r. Dudley, whose sludy it Wi to please and render comforiable, those who fnay fuvotfr the House with their piftronuge. Augusta ( Ga.) 1825. siqit 29 132 , , . ■*N53 Notice. 1ES& ftpplioattoiv will be ICniilt < i?. onora Ule the Justices of the Bare L° Chatha m County wlien sittin L n u?- U . rpose8foi ’ ,eav e to sell a certai life „f r, ,ted on Wilmington Island in Ili-.E containing fifty acres, lerenn T* 1 l * le buildings and iraprove- [dece n . l ia r ? fl . rl y tho Pf 0 P e rty of William | u llB , being the rqal estate of Dennis ldero,.r 8 j a , m ' nor and orphan son of John liation ^ le -benefit, mnintainance Fnti? id Donnis B - Huglms P ist.a ncj. tb»t Ml iirko coho’ too n ,on : r.ut ».1 [ il fteussaaaKss 3 EDW.’D HUGHES, Jun’r. \ Trus tees . Wanted, Ki«Wy ear ' of ' B « e *° ,carn \ 1 « Bua,ues3 - Apgjy at this Of- V*l«7 B English Copperas, Y the harrer or half barrel—For sale by A. PARSONS, Druggist, No. 8, Gibbon’s Buildings, april 5 s74 DARIEN BILLS, THE Masonic Hall Lottery Office I S the only place in tiiis city, where the DARI ^ ' ' ■**“ EN BILLS are taken ut PAR, A great variety of .numbers have been received, add are for sal lor prize tickets or cash by HENR Y MACDONNELL Agent aug 27 168 Picked up, B Y a black Boy a few day since on the Bon Plaid Cloak which the owner can buve by paying for this advertisement und p a y the boy something for iiis trouble. sept 29 182 - N HATS. CHOICE FRENCHAjVD ENGLISH J UST -received per ship Augusta, a fresh and t‘ , Lavender, Musk elegant assortment of PERFUMERY, kc. cure- fully selected by the proprietor. Among which, are the following articles:— Muceassi-r, Russia, Bears, and Antique Oils, for beautifying and promoting the growth ot hair Pomatums in large and small potk, all sorts ot odors ^ Rose, Orange Flower, Lavender and Cologne . Water, in boxes, very highly perfumed Essences of Burgainot, Lemon, and Cinnamon Milk of Roses, rti tieailty’s preservative Quirks Essence of Tyre, for changing light, red or grey hair, lo a permanent and beuutiful brown or black Low’s very superior Szcntcd shaving and w uxh Soaps, all sorts of perfume; Naples, Pot, Cake and Quintessence slmviiig Sdap , Wind , sor perfumed fancy Soap, by the box Hair Powder uf various odors, Powder Puffsof assorted Sizes Elegant Pocket, Dress, and fine teeth Combs, and ivory Letter-Folders Ladies and Gentlemen’s Pocket-Books with and without clasps, of all sizes, tndespeus- ables assorted patterns In the Court of Ordinary. Chatham County, July Term, 1825. I N the matter of the estate of Sarah) Tucker and Jolir. Tucker, orphan j children of Henry Rtlcker,, deceased. ( n , Upon the petition of William P. > Clark, and Winifred, his wife, guards' iansufthe said orphciiiS, for leave to sella rtegro slave named Mariali. It is ordered that a notice of this application be published in one of the Gdzuttcs of the City ol Savannah once a week until the first Monday in August next; and that if no objections be- filed thereto that the order be made absolute. Extract from the minutes, Utii July, 1825. S. M.BOND, c.c.o. Jilly 9 147 State ot‘ Georgia, B Y Elijah Baker, Clerk of the Court ofOrdina ry for the County of Liberty, Dnvid Stetson, administrator of the estate of Pliebe Carter, late of said county dec’d, applies to be dismissed trom His said administration. These arc therefore to clteand admonish all per sons concerned to file their objections (if any thhy have,) in my office at Riceborougb, within the time prescribed by law, or the raid David Stetson will be dismissed from bis said adminis tration. Given under my hand and seal tills second day I June, A D. 182S. E. BAKER, t o o l c. jnne 16 180 Superior court—Ghatliuin county Thomas F. Purse at, al. 1 f Complaints and J IN EQUITY.' p Richard R. Cuyler, ek’r Win Shaw, deceased. J X N this case, on the suggestion In the defend ant’s answer, that certain per'o.is not partie to this bill, residing in Scotland, claim to be en titled to a distribution of part of the undivide estate of Wm Shaw, deceased, and on motion, is ordered that all persons .tonct-rned do appelr before the Superior Court of Chatham County in the term of January next, thfeH ahd there to es» tablish such their claims; and in default thereof, that the undivided estuto of this said Wm Shaw, he distributed among the complainants agreeably to tile decree of snid Court aud that this rule b& published once a month /until the expiration thereof. , Gilt Card Cases, assorted patterns, ntjd Visit-1 Cl TATE of Georgia Chatham County —Be the ing Cards to suit them j l3 Hon. the Justices of the Inferior Courts sitting Silver Pencil Caras, best quality, do do Tboth |/of Ordinary purposes. Picks do do; do Tweezers,Penknives, Segar I To all whom it tiiiiy concern. Boxs, Dominoes ' I WlierCas Julia A. ^anderlin, widow, hits ap- Fancy cut glass. Mermaid and English Pungent j plied to the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Sim>!ling Bottles, I Chatham County- for letters of Guardianship on ioe,Playi ‘ ’laying Cards, Ladies’Toilet Dress Case’s, the persons and properties of Ann Rebecca San- _ Geiitle.inen’s Shavirig do I derlm and Fereby Ellen Sanderlin, orphan cliil- oetton's superior Dentrifice,Marshall's do. But-1 dren of Beujainiu buiiderlin, dcc^tscd, as their ler’!» do. I mother. Prepared Charcoal from the willow bark, I These are therefore to cite and admonish all Thompson's Aromatic Tooth Paste, for and singular the kindred and friends of the said whitening and preserving the teeth | Orphans to file their objections (if any they have) F.ye-tjtdne*, Snuff Boxes,® fine assortment of I to granting of the Guardianship of the sffid Or- Recve’S colors, Tapers of all kinds, Plios- phuns, to the applicant, in the Clerks Office of BY AUTHORITY Of the State of Rhode Island. UNDER THE SUPERINTENDENCE OF MAN: AdfERS APPOINTED B1 LAW. Grand State Lottery, . (For,thc Encouragement of Doinestick industry;) | THIRD CLASS—NEW SERIES. Will positively be drawn In PROVIDENCE, on 1 ^ foe J4lh (lav of OCTOBER next. . &fitf Allen 6c Co. Agents for the Man- | w agen. ^23)000 Highest Prize. SCHEME. phorus Boxes * I the said Court, on or before the eighth day ot Fancy shaving Boxes of all sizes, very superiqr, September next, otherwise letters of guardian do Brushes. Hair Brushes; Cloth Brushes, I ship will be granted. Tooth Brushes, with fiutfed arid pluin handles I Witness the honorable Ellas Fort, one of the of the best quality, und various other kinds of Justice* of said Court, this 8th day of August, brushes, malic of the best materials I 1825. S. M. BOND, c. c. o. c. b. John Barber’s ahd Thomas Scargiil’s iiiprrior „ august 167 Razors, in double and single t-wseS, made to | Camden—Superior Court. Order, warranted to please the purchaser or . m . to be returned I , . . , b OcTtBEU TERM, 1824. An elegant assortment of Glass Lamps, attached I Nicholas J. Bayard ) # to stands in complete style | v *- / Pule nisi. 1 Prize of 25,000 1 ** 44 10,000 1 <4 44 5,000 5 41 64 1,000 1 It 44 579 7 64 44 600 40 46 44 100 5‘4 44 44 50 150 44 41 20 l ,‘458 (4 44 8 10,008 41 ti 4 12,120 Prizes, 22,100 Blanks. 25,000 10,000 5,000 5,000 .579 3,500 4,000 2,000 3,120 9,984 42,432 complete sly Tonquin arid Vanilla Beans, Gold Leaf; and Dutch Metal,kc kc ALSO, FlkTY PACfUOfiSOF s GENUINE DRUGS MEDICINES FANCY ARTICLES 4C. all of Which has been selectedby hilfiself, express' tor this market. Gentlemen, Physicians, Coun try Merchants, Planters, arid all that wish to pur chase in tUH line,-Shall be supplied on as accomi modating terms as any house may offer in this city. For sale at wholesaltytnd retail, by WSON PARSONS, Druggist, No. 8. Gibbons’ Buildings, aug 9 NEXT SCHEME. f BV Sl’ECLVL ACT OF AS8Bi\lBLY. 8111,215 In this Scheme, with eight drawn ballots, there will Be 66 prizes with Three numbers oil them; ,466 with Two numbers on them ; and 10,608 with One number on tiiem. Those tickets iiaving none of the drawn ballots on them being blank To determine the fate of (lie 34,220 Tickets, tli 60 numbers will severally be placed in a wheel on Hie day of drawing, and eight of them will he ,rawn ; and that Ticket having on it as a combi nation. tiie lit,2d, and.3d Nos. drawn, will been died to $25,000. That liu\ ing on it the 4th, 6th, and 6th, will be ntitled to $10,000. That having on il Ihe 6th, 7th, and 8th, will be ntitled to $6,0011- Those having ou them the 3cr, 4th, and 5th,. 3d, 7th and 8th.—2d, 3d. and 4tli—2d, 5th, and 8tlt—'2d, 6th, and 7th, each ol $lo00. That having on it Ihe 3d, 5th. and 8th, $579. Those having on them 2d, 6th, and 8tfo-2d, 7th.and 8lli—3d 4tH. and Olli'—W. :th, nnentti— 3d, 4th, and 8tb—3d,6th, imU6ih—3d,5tb,and 7th, each $300. \l! others (beicg40 Tickets) having three ot the drawn Nos. on them, will each be entitled to $100. The 62 Tickets having the 3d and 4th drawn Nos, onto will each be entitled to $60. . The 106 Tickets having on them the 4th and 5th or 4th and fltli, or 4th and 7th drawn Nos. only, will each tie eutltleit to $20. All Others (being 1248 Tickets) with any too of the drawn Nos. on them, will each be entitled to $8. • And those having any one oi the drawn N«s. on them (being to,608 Tickets, ol 1 l32«jfof -iwn No.) will each be entitled to$4 No Ticket wnicli shaRpaVe drawn a prize of ft superior denomination ciu be entitled to on infe rior prize. • Prizes payable forty days after the. drawing, and subject, as usual, to a deduction oi 16 pr cent., Philadelphia, June 28. 1825. Present price of Tickets, Wholes $5y tlnlvvs $2 50 Quarters $1 26’, l^icfelis 62cts. Those who have ordered Ticket? ifl the above Lottery are requested toci-Jl und receive them at ILWiLMi’Si EACH A :\ O E OFFICE. sept -Jff Ray Sands j O N the petition of Nicholas J.- Bayard, staling that Ruy Bands, on the fifth day of June eigh teen hundred aud twenty-four, for the better se curing the payment of his certain bond or writing obligatory, bearing date the day and year afore said, whereon he the said Ray acknowledged hipc self held and bound unto the said Nicholas J. Bay ard, in tiie penal slim of four thousand dollars conditioned for the paymet of one thousand dol, lars on or before the first day of October then next, and the further sum of one thousand dollars outlie first day of January then next, did mort gage all that tract, piece, of parcel of land, lying, being and situate on Cumberland Island in the county of Camden, ^nd known by the name of Cotton Blulf, containing four hundred and fifty acres, bounded on the north by lands of Sbierer, on the south by lands of Nathaniel Green; and on the west by salt marsh, togetheF'with the appurtc nances—(and further slating that the said sums of money reriiaineu unpaid, and pray the foreclosure of the equity of redemption of the skid Ray. Oil motion of IV. W. Gordon, attorney for the petitioner , it is ordered that (he said Ray Sands do pay into this court before tiic expiration of twelve months from this date, the said several sums Of money in the condition of the said bond mention- Sf ATE LOTTERY OF MARYLAND. U NDER the superintendence of the commis sioners appointed by the Governor artd Council, and by the unproved mode ot drawing, secured by Letters Patent under the seal ot the United States—thft whole to be etoftpleied in one day, and will positively take place in the city ot j et ) ) together with the interest and cost, otherwise Baltimore in a tew weeks. that the equity of redemption of the said Ray I'D BE DRAWN ON THE 9th OF NOV, NEXT. | Sands his heirs, executors, adiiiiiiisti'ntors'.'and as- Highest Prize #30,000. SCHEME. 1 Prise of $30,Out) is $30,000 Dollars I 1 10,000 lo.ooo 1 6,000 6,000 JO 1,000 10,000 10 690 6,000 30 100 8,000 60 60 3,000 100 20 2,000 200 1 10 2,000 •foo 5 2,000 201100 4 So.ooO stalls, of, in and to the said'mortgaged premises be thenceforth and forever foreclosed. And it is further^lered, that tills rule be pub. Hshed in one of tlirGazettes of this state ot least once a month for" we I ve months, or that a copy bo sefved on the said Ray Sands, at least sis months before the expiration of the.tiTe appoint ed for the payment ot thr said money into court and tliut such further proceedings be had as are pursuant to the sta(utj^| such case made and pro voted. “ Extract from tbe^BnnteS, this 25th Oct. 1824 JO.IN B ULKY, Clerk; oct 29 20813 Prizes: 102,000 Dollars. 40O00 Ticket*—No! one blank to a prize. • The holder of two tickets, will be certain obtaining at least one prize, anu may draw' turret Modi: of Drawing.—The numbers will be puf into ono wheel as usuni^g-and in the other wlieeq will be put one prize ®lJr:^[ tire denomination o_ $4, and tlie draw ing to’ ju-ogress in the usua manner The 20,000 prize ot $4, will tie award 1 (led to the odd or even numbers in the Lottery (as the case maybe) dependant on the drawing of the Capital Prize of THIRTY THOUSaN^J DOLLARS—-that is to say, if the $30,000 prize -hould come out to au odd number, then every odd number in the scheme will he entitled to $4 prizeif the $30,000 prize should come out to an even nu nber, then'all the even numbers in llo- scheme will lie each entitled fo $4. tbld numbers are those ending with l, 3, 6, 7, or 9. , Even' numbers ar* those ending with 2, 4,6, 8, n-0. The Bank Extract from the minutes this 7th day of June. 1824. . A: B. FANNIN, Clerk, june 17 frrl39 , n tnc Superior Court—Ejjoigham County Novembeu Term, 1824.! 'nistees of the German 1 Lutheran Congregation | Petition for fore closure oik 'mortgage; The heirs and represen- } tative of William J. ( Spencer. ) J- U PON the petition ot the Trustees of thu tier man Lutheran Congregation praying the; foreclosure of the equity of redemption ot all that tract o! land containing three hundred acres more or less lying,end being in the County of Effingham bounded on the north hv Martin l.ackner ana Bathager Buckler, on the east of the School house lands of Cfosln n, and lands of Nicholas Litlor^n^ the south by (Junton McGlllivjry und Christian Dasher, and on the north by land of Jol* Reuter and vacant land, mortgaged on the tb» ffctl; day of Jiine, 18(18, by tiie said William J. Spencer to secure the payment of a bond bearing Ihe same datf, for the penal sum of eight hundred dollars, conditioned lor tiie payment oi the sum. of four hundred dollars on the 1st oi'Januftry, 1809, with interest from date, at the rate of six per cent, per annum ; which said bond is stillldue and unpaid Upon motioii of George W. Owerisj Attorney for petitibners, it is ordered tliat the principal an'cl in • terest due on the said bond, and the costs ot. tho application be paid into Court, within t^iel o months from the date of this Rule Nisi: Aiut tli on failure thereof, the Equity of redemption uL . in and to the said mortgaged premises, Dei from thenceforth foreclosed, mid such further proceed- ‘ iugs be had thereon as thi; law directs. And it is further ordered, that the rule be published In ono of the Gazettes of this Btate,at least once a month until the expiration of the time appointed for nay ment, ns aforesaid, or served on the heirs anil re preseiitatives of the mortgagor at least six months previous thereto: Extract from the Minutes. JOHN CHARLTON, Clerk. itlft iS 11 V :*j In Equity* Chatham Superior Court, jj/m May Term, 182,5 (T3T the State of Georgia, J vs. S HOLE .X1SI. / John Hunter. j F h£ON tjjy petition of the Bank of the State o Vj G|^gm, praying tiie foreclosuteofthe equi ty of rioRourption of John Hunter in the following property to wit. all that lot of land in the city of Savannah, ih Reynolds ward, known in the plan ol the said city by the No. three, (3,) with the im provements thereon, which said property had been mortgaged by the said John Hunter on the twelltn day orJunc, eighteen hundred and twenty two,'to Muurel &. Lathebeaudierrc, Merchants, to. secure them the payment of the penal sum of Twenty Four Thousand Dollars, upo"n t* certain bond of him, the snid John Hunter, to the said Maufel &. Lutliehcaudiorre, conditioned tor tlic payment unto the petitioner of the'suin of Twelve Thousand Dollars, upon a certain promissory note then running in the said Bank, or any notft that might be given at any time thereafter in renewal South Carolina, I Fourth Circuit > Georgetown Dist. j George W. Burrows, Adra’or.’ de bonis non’ of Elizabeth McKee deceased, V*. :John Hawkins, adm’or Thom as Green, dec’d and .Johp flrahntn, late adm’or E. Mc Kee, deceased. I T having appeared to the satisfaction of thift- Court that the children of Matthew Bryan, (I any- such lie living) are materially interested In tiie event of this suit -, and it having further appeared that the said Matthew Bryan removed from tbit State to Georgia many years ago, nnd that no ini telligenee of himself or his family has since bead received : It is therefore ordered, on motion ot the Complainants'’ Solicitors, that notice be pub* lished once a month until tho first day of January next, in the Wiriynw Intelligcncefoi Georgetown, 1 and in one of the public Gazettes of Savanneh; (Geo.) callifigon the children ofthesaMMatlhew Bry.an to furnis satisfactory evidence of their iden tity and relationship, at the Court of Equity to he holdcn for the District of Georgetown,on the first Monday after the fourth Monday* of January next, and that in default thereof a final distribution may . he made of the remaining Cstute of the said Eliz abetli McKee deceased, among (hose entitled tui the same in the event of the death of the children! of Matthew Bryan. ROBERT HEKRJOT. Commissioner and Pugisltfin Equity. CosiMissrosFH’s Office, ) Georgetown, May 14, 1826. y The Editor of the Savannah, Republican is re* quested to publish the above once a month until Hie first day of January nett, arid to send bis ac count to the Office of the- Winyaw Intelligencer, wlien it will be immediately paid, may IB HI : hire a good Cook. Apply .to the Editor Jl 11... n 18.6 I his mode ol drawing not ctaly enables the hioh bond and the mortgage deed have been < onrmissiouers to complete (he whole Lottery \n ||u , asiigned tothc petitioner ;-lt appearing to mu* drawing, but (ms (he ere a advantage of dis- , |l( / Court , bllttUere { 3 now j ue t0 lh V p e ii4'ner Saratoga, Congress and Miaru- eial Spring Waters COOLED IN ICE. F OR the arieommodation' of the public,- the celebrated Saratoga Water, has been kepi for some time past, abd I shall continue to keep il cooled in Ice during the season. I) will be rea dy for delivery every morning at halt past five o’ clock precisely. For sale on as liberal forms hs my neighbors, by A. FARs-ONS, Druggist, No 8 Gibbon's Buildings, july 19 151 trlhuting the sfnoii prizes regularly to every alter ante number ill <ix scheme, so that the holder o : uvo tickets or two shares ot tickets,'one odd and me riven number, will be certain ol obtaining at least one prize, and in the ratio for any greater quantity. OT A fiefeef drawing scheme, is not restricted from drawing >r one also, ftiuny tickets, therefore, will neCes- sarily obtain two prizes each. ■ .l-RCSKN-f pnicv. OF TICKETS. Wholes $6, Halves $2 50 Quarters $1 25 Ol-ders promptly at fended to, at' ILW^TIEimB 9 © excuaxom: office. sept 1 Ail Fresh Spices, &c. N UTM EG S’, Cinnamon Cloves, Mace Alspice, black and redPeppei 1 Pulv. Ginger, a pure article , Zants Currants,' English Mustard Sheet Jzinglnss', it pure article Aim. superior Sweet Oil r Just received and for sale liy A;. PARSON'S, Druggisf, No'. 8 Gibbons’ Buildings, march 14 . ..' '....:/ O F FI C E For the Sale of Negro6S, 8fC, [ WTllIE subscrilier’s Office is removed lo John' | jjL ston’s Square, 3 doors west of tiie SUt* Bank. ’.jj* NOTICE, \ LL persons having demands against William Anderson, deceased, of Liberty County will l ender them improperly attested, within'the time prescribed liy law. and those indebted to the es tate will make immediate payment to^ JOS. JONES, Adm’r. may H W8 FdR SALF, Improved LOTS iri the City, Tracts of Land in the now Counties, A young Negro Woman, cook, washer anSjl field naridiand other valuable Negroes. WANTED, Planters’ arid State Bank Stock,' Prime Field Hands. JAMES EPFINGER. , jnric .‘-.’(ifM 139 petisiftner upon H certain other promissory note of |iim the John Hunter, endorsed by the said Maurel and Latheheaudierre, for the sifm ot Ten Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty Dollars, datrid the twenty sixth day of June, riiglitecu hundred and . . . ... I twenty-three, and which note i\ as given in renew- superior p i al, agreeably to the meaning of the suid befid and drawing a - | m0 rtguge, die.full and just amount of Eight Thou sand Three lluridre . and Sixty Four Dollars, with interest from the twenty eighth day of Jan uary, eighteen hundred and twenty five. On motion of Luw & Jackson, it is ordered, that the principal, interest and riosts due upon said mortgaged premises be paid info Court within twelvemonths from this date; and 1 unless the same be so paid, the equity of redemption of the said'itohn Hunter shall thenceforth be foreclose ). It is further ordered, thaf this rule be published once a month for twelve month inorie of the- Ga zettes of this State, or served upon (lie mortgager, or his speciul agent, at least six riio'nths before the money is to be pfthl info Court as aforesaid, i Extract from the Minutes. A. B. FANNIN, Clerk. june 10 ,.. J3L „„ STRING ANT) SVMMER TH E LIBRARY I S opened on Mriridayi, Wedbtiei&VijillNltik days, from 3 uritil 5’(7*Cltt0^' > Oct-4’ Wf i Y the shtps Georgia and ITarp just arrived _ . • frpiti LiVerw'nol the subscribers have receiv ed their usual'supply ol' Seasonable Dry Goods: Hiving b'eeu purchViied with Cash, previous’* T X.. til IN4*. ,(.*. ..aTV . .. «... fttvadiianriq $f ! lngl'nn<L$iey ca'ri. hfc arforded an \Vtll bifes'qld at low pri'c«s,a'ml oiia'l'o'rig creditfi*) tox>mviwr*co.. hm . » (II uxt SDMI n\ iKjyy ! ^(fbVibted paper. WAN TEG- CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE,T‘ 6th Oct. 1825. J Assize of Bread. r HE average price ol Flour being $5 75 per bbl. 196 lbs. freight, the,weight of Bread for the present month must be , 12.) cents Loaf • 3 lbs. 1 oz. «i “ - 1 .. 8.1 , Of which all bakers and Sellers of Bread will take due notice. M; W. STEWART, c. T. uel 6 ,, .185 ... . , NOTICE KTJHftsribscribei- (Inte ofSavannah) has estn IL biished himself in this City for the transact* ion of Commission business anu begsleave fo ten. dcr his services to his frienos and the public ia Georgia. H. B. GWATHMF.Y, . New-York Sept. 1826. References In Savannah, Mr. Joseph Cumming .. Messrs. John Cnminirg and Son Mr. William Gaston oct 6. 185 . OF AUGUSTA. Late of the firm of WA Y Sf BAKER, Savannah.Gko. . O FFERS liis services to Jii; friends and tfie Public, in the GENERAL COMUlSSlbN nUSINESS in this place, and solicit* their pat- rpnage. RifERENCKSTO Messrs. A. Low Sf. Go. Savannah, Geo. G. Brffittftiayer &: ( o. . ' AUgUsla, Geo oct 6 - 186 . (Cr’ The Savannah Republican and the Geo*- gitm, will please insert the above once a week for onepwnih. and forward their bills to this offic. for pnyment. ... L • Vein Vat 2rn 186' J. M BERPJEN' To Rent, Tbe fioiisu and two lots ic Broughton-St. be.liM.i«:irip.t<' ti siib-cfiber. Apply loWai, Oavic Esq. possession will be given em iy