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--•• v i \ fcA‘- 7: •■ 8B&P mmm : ' V ’ •■•• ; 4 No 189 Vol. XXII. dical College of S. Carolina. HE LECTURES of this Institution will be re ituned on the second Monday of November ’^nfllewy—By John Edwards IloJbrOOk, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 15, 1825. . - , B - - r - . *■— ~ aafcsaa mole No, 4738 * irifsrv—Jamos Ramsay, M. D. Jlulei and Practice of Mcdicint- utilulet kioii, M* P •S. Henry Wholesale and Retail Fashion able Hat Ware House, Lrifl JUedica—Henry R.. Frost, M. D. L|elne» and Diseases of Woman and Irfants— Lss Q.Priblnan, Mi D. L ew i,/ ra> and Pharmacy—Edmund Ravenel, Mural History and Dtotuny— Stephen Elliott, L fell S. HENRY DICKSON, M. D. Dean of the Faculty. ai.171 Treasury Department, 20th April, 1823. jTICE is hereby given, that on the first day uf October nest, the principal of the si* per Stork ofthe United Slate, created under the iar ilyofftn Act of Congress, entitled “An authorising a Loan fur a sum not exceeding en Millions of Dollars” approved on the ;eenth day of March, Ouo Thousand Eight [dred and Twelve, together with the interest due thereon, will ho paid to the Proprietors Id Stock, orto their Attorneys duly authorised, ic Treasury of the United States in Washing* and at the several Loan Offices, on the Books hich any portion of said stock may stand, surrender of the Certificates of said Stock jlie required at the time of [laymenf, and the :S t on said Stock will cease, from aud after day of September next. SAM’L L. SOUTHARD, Actihg Secretary of the Treasury. isvil ... tu>a < . Treasury Department, March 14,1S23. HEREAS, on tlifi 6th March, 1826, a law was passed by tho Congress of the United fes, of wliioh the 3d, 4th, and 6th sections are ie words following, via: ic. 3. And be it further exacted, That a sub* ition to the amount of twelve millions of dol of the six |ier ceitt. stock of the year eighteen Ired mi J thirteen, bo - , and the same is hereby iscd ; for which purpose books shall be o* at the Treasury of the United States, and several loan offices oil the first day of April ,to continue open Until the first day of OctO hereafter, for such parts of the above-men id description of stock, as shall, on the day jhicdption, stand on the books of the Ti'easu md on those of the several loan offices res ively; which subscription shall be effected transfer to the United States in the manual rided by law for such transfers; Of the credit dilsstanding on the suidbooks, and by n ider of the certificates of the stock so sub d. Provided, That ull subscription by sucti ferof stock, shall be considered us part of aid twelve millions of dollars authorised to irrowed by tho firstsectlon of thisuct. lee. 4. And be it further enacted, That; for or any part of any suni, which shall be subscribed, credits shall be entered to the setive subscriber's, who shall be entitled to a Scale or certificates, purporting that the Uric Itates owe to the holder or holders thereof ler, or their assigns, a sum to be expresses in; equal to the amount of the priucipa thus subscribed,bearing an interest not ex lag four Alia one half per centum per annum lie quarterly, from the thirty-first day ofl)b ier,onc thousand eight hundred und twenty traiisfcrrubhi in the stuno munner as is pin by law fdr the transfer of tiie slockfsubsevili dsuhjeutto redemption at the pleasure pi billed Status, as follows: one half at h*'v alter the thirty-first day of December, i • > md eight hundred und twenty-eight, unJ ■winder at any time after, the thirty-first December, one thousand eight hundred wealy-nine; Provided, Tlirft do reimburse- shall be made, except for the whole amount ' new certificate, nor until after at least six 1 public notice of such intended reim- »nt. Audit ahull be the duty of the Bfecre of the Treasury to cause to be re-truns id to -the respective subscribers the se |l sums by them subscribed beyond the a nt of the certificates of four add one half per stock issued to them respectively. 'ec. 6. And be it further enacted, Thut the funds which have heretofore been; and now lodged by law for the payment of the litter 'd for the redemption and reimbursement stock which may be redeemed or reimbur ’ virtue of the pro visions of tl\is Act, shall n pledged inlike manner for the payment of merest accruing on tho stock created by reul »f such subscription, and for the redemption ImbUrsement oTtho principal,of the same— itslmll be the duty of the Commissioners of linking Fund to caus’e to be appli’od and paid if the 9aid fund, yearly and every year, such and sums as may be annually required to ■urge the interest accruingon the stock,which be created by virtue of thisuct. The said mfissione'rs are also hereby Authorised toap 'bin time to time, such sum and sums out of id fund, as they may think prftper, towards ningrby purchase, or by reimbursement- nformity witn the provisions of this act, the BROADWAY, NEW-Ybttk; T HE subscriber offers at the above establish ment, an extensive and general assortment ot the'inoiK fashionable Hats of every,description, consisting of ull the various patterns that arc the most generally approved of at the present, time, and particularly adapted fo all the,most prevail ing fashions botli at home und abroad,- and that from among Ids slock of Hats may be selected - at alt times, all the various qualities and grade, from the finest Beaver dihvn to the lilost common Ro mm; with corresponding prices to each kind, und tbom which may be the most sellable, and made in conformity to the fashldn, in whatever part of the United State the purchaser may reside. Ills stock is at all times (large and independent of wb-cli he cun at any time manufacture any quan tity confortnable to or'dah His present supply consists of those uihde expresly for the Fall trade ail of which are got iip in the most superior style of worktiianahlp In 'every respect, and equal if not superior to any that can cun he offered in this City or any other part of the Union. His stock is continually replenished with Hats fresh from the Mailufactury, alii) none will be offered for sale but those which will be sure to give the most perfect satisfaction to thb purchaser, and ensure a continuance of bis custom: as to prices he Is sel ling as low if not lower thau 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 limy visit this city, aud be in want of the above article either at VVliolesale or Remit, are earnestly re quested to call and examine for themselves, not forgetting before they leuve home to take the number of the above establishment from this ad vertisement, MOSES HOBSON. sept 17 |t177 HATS. n * Next scheme, BY SPECIAL Act op assembly. GRAND STATE LOTTERY OE MARYLAND. T TNDKR the superintendence ortho eommis- vJ Blotters appointed by tho Governor and Council, and by the improved mode of drawing, secured by Letters Patent under the seal ot tho United States—the whole to he completed in one day, and.will positively taku place in the city of Baltimore in a few weeks. TO RE DRAWN ON THE Dth OF NOV. NEXT. Highest Prize #30,000. SCHEME. 1 Prize of $30,000 is $30,000 Dollars 1 10,000 10,000 1 6,000 6,000 10' 1,090 lo.ood 10 600 6,0U0 30 1(H) 3,000 60 60 3,000 100 20 .2,000 200 lb 2,000 400 6 2,000 20000 4 80,000 20813 Prize*. 162,000 Dollars. CHOICE FRENCHAND ENGLISH v'Mm'mmwe* J UST received per ship Augusta, a fresh and WASHINGTON HALL. Noi 224, Broad-Street, Augusta, 40000 Tickets—Not one blank to a prize. The holder of two tickets, will be certain _ obtaining at least one prize, and may draw threat Moor, or Duawino.—The numbers will be pur into one wheel us usual—and in the other wheel will be put one prize above the denomination o and the drawing to progress in the usun manner The 20,001) prize of $4, will lie award' ded to the odd or even numbers in the Lottery) the chsb maybe) dependant on the drawing l ithe Capital Prize of THIRTY 'THOUSAND DOLLARS—that is to say, if the $30,000 prize should come out to an odd number, then every odd -number iii the scheme will be entitled to a $4 prizo: if the $30,000 prize should come out to an even number, then all the even numbers in the scheme will be each entiiied to $4. ■ Odd numbers are those ending with 1, 3, 6, 7, or 0. Even imiUbars are those ending with 2,4,6, 8, or 0. This mode ol drawing not only ennbles the Commissioners to complete the whole Lottery in one drawing, but lias the great advantage of dis tributing the small prizes regularly to every niter, nnto number in the scheme, so that the bidder o two tickets or two shares of tickets, one odd and one even number, will bo certain of obtaining at least one prize, and in (lie rutio for any greater quantity. Q3' A ticket drawing a superior prize in this scheme, .is not restricted from drawing an inferi or one also, many tickets, therefore, will neces sarily obtain two prizes each. PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS. Wholes $6, Halves $2 60 Quarters $1 25. All fTlHIS ESTABLISHMENT is opened Iff a A handsome Brick Building, erected during the past summer, at the corner ol Broad nnd Sl’ln- losh-Streets. It is recommended to Planters atid Merchants, by its situation, in the centre of the town and of business, and within a convenient distance of the Banks, Warehouses, and Public Offices. Stage Passengers will find it convenient from its being opposite the Post-Office, the place 61 arHvaLand departure of the Stages. There is conncct&d with tlie HALL, an adjacent Brick I orders promptly attendaifto, at Tenement, with suites of Private Apartments,'and “ A Separate Euirunce from Broad-Street, which will be appropriated exclusively to the accommo dation of Families; and Ladies will find them* seivel as quiet and retired as in e*y 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. .1. Dudley, whoso study it will bo to please and r*> der comfortable, those who tney favour the House with their patronage.' August a (Ga.) 1825. pi 29 182 ia> EXCHAAGE OFFICE. sept 1 A VALUABLE Tide Swamp Plantation and Toll-Mill, FOll, SALE ON SAVANNAH RIVER. The subscriber has been spe cially empowered by the c-re ditors of the late James H. Akckum, to sellthu Plhntntiop (Laurel-Hill) on Savannah Back River, which Was assigned to him, in trust for them. The place is altogether one of the finest Rice estate in tho State of South Caroli na, on an excellent pitch of the tide, exempt from Injury either from freshets or salts, aud protected by its locality from the extreme violence of au tumnal gales. .The Plantation consists of four huh dred acres-, of Tide-Swamp, three hundred and se venty-five of which are in fine order and under bank.— Qti it there is, for its size, the most effi cient Mill ou the River, which has within the sea son. pounded 3OO0 barrels: it Is now in excellent l' 1 M .1.. A 1 TaI I Al Sit nd nilli.ti Kll. G EORGIA, Chatham county—By the Hon. the Justices of the Inferior court sitting for or Ji nary purposes. To all whom it may concern. Whereas Win. Roche, applied to the lion, the court of Ordinary of Chatham county for letters (•1 administration 6u the estate and effects of Ju6 Uribbin, late of Savannah merchant, dee. asprin eipzl creditor These ure therefore to cite ar.H admonish all and singular the kindred aiid.credilnm of the said decoased, to file (heir objections (if any they have) to the granting of the administration ot the estate of the deceased to the applicant in the _ Clerk’s office of the said Court, on or before the I sixth day of October next,* otherwise letters of ad- ‘ 1 ministration will be granted. . Witness the lion Ellas Fort, one of the Justice, of the said Court, the'slxth day of September, A D. one thousand eight hundred and twenty-five S M. BOND, c. c.o. sept 6 172 elegantassortmdnt ,of PERFUMERY, tie. enre fully selected by the proprietor. Among which,, are the following articles:— Macoasser. Russia, Bears, and Antique Oils, for beaiilifyiug aau promoting the growth ot hair Pomatums in large and small pots, all sorts oi odors Rose, Orange Flower, Lavender and Cologne Water, in boxes, very highly perfumed. Essences of Uurgamot,Lemon, Lavender, Musk and Cinnamen 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 wash 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 Puffs of assorted sizes Elegant Pocket, Dress; and fine teeth Combs, and ivory Leiter-Folders Ladies unu Gentlemen’s . Pocket-Books witii and without clasps, of all sizes, lndespcns- ablcs assorted patterns Gilt Card Cases, assorted patterns, and Visit ing Cards to suit them Silver Pencil Cases, best quality, do do Tooth Picks do do; do Tweezers,Penknives, Segar Boxs, Dominoes Fancy cut glam, Mermaid and English Pungent Smelling Bottles, Dice, Playing Cards, Ladlcs’Tollet Dress Cases, Gentlemen’s Shaving do Belton’s superior Duulrifice,Marshall’s do. But ler's do. Prepared Charcoal fixtm the willow bark, Thompson's Aromatic Tooth Paste, for whitening nnd preserving the teeth F,ye-&tones, Snuff Boxes, a fine assortment of Itcn'e’s Colors, Tupurs of all kinds, Plios- phdus Boxes Faiicwhaviug Boxes of nllsizes, very superior, doSrushes, Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes, ToShBrushcs, with fluted and plain handles of tife best quality, and various other kinds of brushes, made of-the best materials John Bnrbor's nnd Thomas Scurgill’s superior Razbrs; in double and single eases, madetti order, warranted to please the purchaser or to be returned An elegant assortment of Glass Laifql4j attached to stands in complete style Tonquiii and Vanilla -Beans, Gold Leaf, and Dutch Metal, Sic be ALSO, Fifty packages of . GENUINE DRUGS MEDICINES FANCY ARTICLES, fyc, nil of which husbeen selected by himseli, express^ tor this market. Gentlemen, Physicians, Coun try Merchants, Planters, and ail that wish to pur| chase in this line, shall be supplied on as accom] moduting terras as any house may offer in this city. For sale at wholesalejtiid retail, by .WSON PARSONS, Druggist, No. 8, Gibbons’ Buildings, n«»S 9 j. ' Select Fens or Family Use, fUST Received, per recent arrivals, a fresh MPERIAL, HYSON fOUNG HYSON,,nnd OUCHONG TEAS. order, aud commands as a Toll-Mill as much bu- I imported by Tlios. fl. Smith in the'ship Maria, ifftess as she cfiin do. | from Canton, at Nvw-York. Customers may de- ifftsss as she . .... On the t ^lace there are a enfn- I pend on the qunlilv of those T.eas, as selected by foru.1,16 dwelling W, barns, winowing house and stacking! 1 - - - — * _____ yaid, all situated On a fine knoll 13 feel above the level of the Swamp, on which the aug 4 A. PARSONS Druggist, No. 8, Gibbons’ Buildings 168 crop was saved during the .humcane of the Iasi fSnvninrrn your, and whlfch is calculated to afford a complete ” protection to it as well ns to the live* of the ne | Crul groes on any similar occasion. There are also ve ry good negro houses for one hundred and fifty negroes, with an overseer’s or miller’s house Order Nisi, In the Court of Ordinary, , Chatham County, July Term, 1825. Nthe matter of the estate of Sarah) Tucker and .lohr, Tucker, orphan children of Henry Rocker, deceased. Upon the petition of William P, Clark, and Winifred, bis wife, guard ians of thq said orphans, for leave to sella negro slave named Mariali, J ,, It is ordered that a notice of this application be S iiblished iii one of tho Gazettes of the City of avannah once a week until the first Monday in August next; end that if no objections be filed tbarcto that the. order be made absolute. Extract from the minutes, 8th July, 1826. • S. M.BOND,c.c.o. July 9 147 State of r Geopfflu, B Y Elijah Baker, Clerk ofthe Court ofOrdina- ry for tho County of Liberty, David Stetson, administrator of the estate of Phehe Carter, late of said county dec’d, applies to lie dismissed from his said administration. lie dismissed trom his said administration. I .i ' ... ■" *■ ■ • These are therefore to cite and admonish all per-1 - n Superior Court— Jitjfinghum. County sons concerned to file their objections (if any I NovEMDEti Teum^ 1824. they have,) in my office at Riceborough, within Trustees ofthe German 1 the time prescribed by law, or the said David) Lutheran Congregation | Stetson will be dismissed from his said adminis tration. Given under my hand and seal tills second day (June, A. D. 1825. E. BAKER, ecnc. jane Iff 136 The heirs and represen- } tative ofWilliam J. J Spencer. J S i’I'A'Yb of Gciirgia Chatham County.—Bv the . i Hon. the Justices ofthe Inferior Court, sitting j foreclosure ofthe equity . for Ordinary purpose*. tract of laqd containing three hundred neves inorq To ull wltom it may concern. or 'ess lying,und being in the County of Kffingham Whereas Julia A. Snnderlin, widow, has ap- bounded on the north by Martin T.i Superior court—Cli£tt 1mm county Thomas F', Purse et. al. j Complaint* and , ) l Richard R. Cuylcr, ex’r Wm Slmw, deceased.. J ■ I N this case,.on the suggestion in the defend ant’s answer, that certain per uns notpartie 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 (notion, is ordered that ail persons concerned do appear before the Superior Court of Chatham County in the torm of January next, then anil there toes, luliiish suqh their claims; and in' default thereof, that the undivided estate of tho said' \Vm Shaw, bu distributed among the complainants agreeably to the decree of said Court and tljat this rulo la., published once a mouth ,'uniil the expiration thereof. , Extruct from the minutes this 7th day of June, 1824. . Jfeff. FANNIN, Clerk, june Hr 4tlM - - petition for fore closure of a mortgugc. U PON, the petition ofthe Trustees of the tier. mail Lutheran Congregation praying the foreclosure of the equity of redemption of all that „ r. _ , , ikikner and 9 plied to the Honorabletiie Court ofOriiinanrof.l Batiiager Bacl(ler, on the eas't of t|ie8thool house Chatham County for letters of Guardlmship on ,a,ld » of Goslien, and land* of Nicholas Litlor;on the persons and properties of Ann Rebecca San- l,le south by Diincan McGllllv jry nnd Christian derlln and Fere-Oy Ellen Sanderlin, orphan cliil-1 Hasher, and on the north by lund of John Rquter dren of Benjamin Sanderlin, deceased, as their I and vucant land, mortgaged on the the lf-lli day mother. of June, 1808,by.the said William J. Spencer to These are therefore to cite and admonish all | secure tjie payment of q.bond bearing the snmo and singular the kindred and friends of th i said Bate, for the penal sum of eight hundred dollar*, Orphans' “ * ' 1 — to granti.. 0 , . * ... phans, to the applicant, in the Clerks Office of IJnterestfrom date, at the rate oflilx per cent per the said Court, on or before the eighth day o! annum ; which said bond i» stlllydue und unpaid September next, otherwise letters of guardian- Upon iliotion of George W. Owens, Attorney for shin v; ill be granted. | petitioners, it is ordered 1 hat the principal and^iti .- Witness the honorable Elias 1- Justices of said Court, this 8th 1826. S, M. BOND, ugust 167 Camden—Superior Court. October Term, 1824. Nicholas J. Bayard i Ray Sands J , . until the expiration of the time appointed lor pay O N the petition of Nicholas J. Bayard, stating | ment, as aforesaid, or served on the liel» andire, that Ray Sands, on the fifth day of Juue eigli-1 presentatives of the mortgagor al least six nioutiis' teen hundred and twenty-four; for the better se-1 previous thereto curing the payment of his certain bond or writing, obligatory, bearing date the day and year afore said, whereon he the said Ray acknowledged him self held and bound unto the said Nicholas J. Bay ard, In the penal *um of four thousand dollars conditioned fertile paymet' of one tliousund dol, lars on or before the first day 6f October then next, and the further sum of one thousand dollars on the first day of January thon next, did mort- a e all that tract, piece, or parcel ol land, lying, ng .and situate on Cumberland Island in the county of Camden, and known by the name of ^J EORUIA, Chatham County By the Aon- tnt Justice* ofthe Inferior court sitting for ordtntf ry purposes. ' To all whom it may concern Whereas James J. Ctyhbert h-.s applied to the honorable the court of ordinary of Chatham coun. ty, for letfr.-s of guardianship on the person and property of George Bridget-, an orphan child of Bridge!-, late of Chatham county dec’d. Cotton Bluff, containing fourlhunJred and fifty I John Hawkins, adm’or Thom acres, bounded on the north by (Sands of Shierer, [ as Green, decld and John on the south by lands of Nathaniel Green, and on the west by salt marsh, together with the appurte nances—aud further stating that tlie said sums of looney remained unpaid, and pray the foreclosure of the equity of redemption of the said Ray., On motion of W. W. Gordon, attorney for, the and under 14 years of age. these are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and friends of the said or|man, to file their objections (if any they have) to the granting of the guardianship of (he said orphan to the applicant Hi the clerk's pffice of the said court, on or before the 7th day of November next; otherwise letters of guardian ship will be granted. Witness tho honorable Elias Fort, one of tipc Justices of the said Court tills 7lli davof October, A. D. 1825. S. M. BOND, c c o. oot 8 186 petitioner, it is ordered that the said Ray Sands do I that tlie said Matthew Bryan removed from this pay into this court before the expiration of tw&lve State to Georgin many years ego, and that .no * n - months from this date, the said several sums of | tellieence of himself or bis family, has since been money in the condition of the said bond mention-1 received: It is therefore ordered, oil motion ot ed, togetiier with the interest (md cost, otherwise | the Complainants 1 - Solicitors, that notice be pub. that the equity of redemption of the said Ray | lished once a month until the first day .of January Sands his heirs, exgcutors, administrators and as-1 next, in the Winyaw Inteliigencerot Georgetown, signs, of, in and to the said mortgaged premises, | and in one ofthe public Guzettes of Savannah, be thenceforth a fid forever foreclosed. |(Geo.) calling on the. childrenof the saidMaljhew Rxiron «<x fnfiitQ cniiufarlnrv HViiSeiiuti uf ulcii'iucR- ^^EOKGIA, Effingham Count;—By Hat lion the Justices of the Inferior C\ url, of said coun ty sit ting for ordinary purposes. To hII whom it may cyncern. Whereas Thomas Hurst, exeentorof Wm M Ga- hagin, dec. has petitioned tc lhellOn. the Justices of the Inferior Court sitting for Ordinary purposes to be discharged from the executorship aforesaid. These are therefore to .cite and admonish ail and singular the kindred and creditor* of the Congress and Miju> The terms will be one fourth cash, balance pay able in th"ree annual installments, With a mort gage of the property and Au assignment ofa po|i Ntoriuity witn the provisions of this act, the £y 0 f insurance on the ti'dp machine.—Possession I clock precisely. For iipul oi the said stock ; and such' part of the to be „- lvcn on the 1st of February next, or he- my neighbors, by »isum efteiynillions of dollars, vested by | f orc ;f ( | 10 cro ., now planted should be sent to 3 Druggist No the said (.ominissinners, ar. May be no- , nal -ket. I july 19 151 ky and required fortlie above purposes; shall ^nd contiimu appropriated to tiie payment of est and redemptipn.of the public debt, until vhole ofthe stock whicli may lie’ created un lie provision’s of this act, shall have been ie ned or reimbursed.” pic, therefore, Notice is hereby given, That p will he opened at tlie Treasury of the Unit- |tates,and at the several loan offices, on the l<lay of April next, and continue Open until T? .ay of October tliereafler, for receiving erintioiu in conformity with the provisions of ‘»i‘l law. e subscriptions maybe made by the propri 1 ot the stock, either in person or by their At „ y authorized to sobscribe and transfer IW United States. Pould subscriptions of said stock be made to nount exceeding twelve millions of dollars', [, laution ofthe said sum of twelve millions, 19 m ade among the subscribers in proportion ■ sums subscribed by them'respectively. SAM’L L. SOUTHARD, Acting Secretary ofthe Treasury, Capitalists who arfi disposed to vest their fund* in this uncommonly fine estate, will apply to Pe tit De Villers, Esq. ill Savartnah, Geo who will furnish every facility to tlio’se wiio may wish to visit tlie Plantation; to Ogierfc. Carter, Charleston who have the Plat, orto the subscriber. JAMES HAMILTON, Jr. Assignee of the late J. H. Ancrum. theTstli of November' next, by Ogi'er it Carter, Charleston'. junc 1 .1123 Notice. INK months after date application will be made to the Honorable tlie Justices of tlie mr Court of Chatham County when sittin ™i u , ar y. purposes for leave to sell a certai m 'and situated on. Wilmington Island in ouuty of Chatham; containing fifty acres, with the Buildings and improve- | ,®® reon i (ofmerly the properly of William LJ’ !j®J !e asfed, being the retal estate of Dennis |i 01 Hughes, auiinor and orphan soil of John 15*1 ooopased; for tho benefit, maintaiifance r. . # ini* uuueni, mmiiinra [education of the said Dennis B. Hughes, j ,EDW’D HUGHES, SeriV ^ ‘ W-y J? 34 EDW’D HUGHES, Jun Trus tees. Wanted, ,, a Pi) ren tlce about l4 yfidrs of age to learn .the Carpenters Business. Apply »t this Of- -26 MI67- Spring Waters s COOLED IN ICE. F OR the accommodation of Ihc public, the Celebrated Saratoga Water, lias been kepi for some time past, and l shall continue to keep it cobled in lqe during the season. Ij will be rea dy for delivery every morning at half past five o' ” sale on as liberal terms as A. PARSONS, . No 8 Gibbon's Buildings, July said deceased, to file their objections (it.any they have) in the Clerk's office ofthe said Court, on or before the fourth day/,fNovemVbf next; other wise letters dismiifsory will be granted. Witness the Hon. John C. Ilelyenston,, one of the Justices of)he said Court, the,41 h day of May A.D. 1826. JOHN CHARE! ON, Clerk, may 6 .100 Sulphate of (Juina. |/| |\)HE high price of this so valuable medicine -LL lias tempted'some wretches to sophisticate it—and stuff so debased, has already been ex hibited for sule at Savannah; but tin Quina which I offer has been made in Germany ; bns been sub- K the plantation is not sold at private sale pfe- ijected to chemical tesisby rayseli and iound true iously, it will' be exposed at public auction on l.; 8nd 8 ood So . I do l-ec ”! , ] , a , . < :" d |i sept 24 180 AUGUST G. OEMLER. The Drawing Approaches! GN NEXT WEDNESDAY WEEK, the second duawino Op tiie Augusta MASONIC HAtL LOTTERY, CJVill take place at the City Hall, in the City of Augusta. DIDHIS Lottery contains a greater number of “jT Grand Capital Prizes than fry Northern Lot tery some of which will in all probability be awarded to fortun.ate adventurers it the next ^CALL WITHOUTDAhAY fiT .9 Picked u jL B Y n black Boy a few day since on tlie Road Plaid Cloak which tho qwner can have by paying for this advertisement'and pay thb boy something for his trouble, sept .29 182 __ Muscovado Sugars, QA HHDS very prime Oy apply to ang 25 cm 167 o. Muscovado Sugars J. P. HEfiRY The Bex. A. CARTER, LOT TERN OFFICE, No. 241, broad-street, n-r TICKETS and SHARES may still be bad at the original price, but may seen advance. >Vholc Tickets, #10 00 Halves, J M; ' Q ' ,arterS ' ,. S.BEERS Secretary to the Commissioners. ILL receive into bis family and personally . instruct, from four to six Young Ladies \vho limy wish to complete their course ot literary 1 education. Iii addition tu the above, a few dny sell ,J irs of a similar desci-ipfioU wjll he received, to commence on tlie first of November. For particulars, application may be make per sonally or by letter. . sept- 17 , 1177 JNO. M. COOPER, TAILOR, H AS removed bis shop to that part oi iht house on the North' East corner of Market square, lately occupied by James F-ppingev, Esq, Justice ,of the Peace, where all kinds oi clotbiiig will be made in the best rammer and at tiie shortest no- .. ^ I tice—J. M. C. hopes by his attention an) work- N. B.—Orders received b ?. 1 t, * c *j?' 6 ,'. mansliip to give satisfaction to all those gentle' mail before the Drawing will Be attended to be- J , m( j n w [j 0 w qn f aV0 r him with th ' fore the Drawing I oct 8 tin)' . octO 185' their patronage. OFFICE Fot the’ Sale of Negroes, Sfc. /TRUE subscriber’s Office is removed to Jolin ii' slon’s Square, 3 doors west of the State Bank. FCfR SALF, Improved LOTS in the Chy, Tracts of Laud in. the new Counties, A young Negrq Woman, cook,' washer and field naniL'niid < I other valuable Negroes. , . WANTED, Planters’ ail'd State Bank Stock, Prime Field Hands. JAMES EPPINGER. ,139 - . CONTRACT'. junc ZOfu ^Y^kOPOSALS will,be received by the under- 87 signed', to build’, a"reservoir al the head of West Broaff-Street, with a tunnel leading (here from, to the head ofthe dock of said street, so a: to pass the water into the River.—The contractor .to find all' the materials, which are to be of brick and lime—Also (lie Iron gratings and bars that may be necessary—for further information, apply ut the store of S. Philbrick, orto GEO. MILLEN, I. MINIS. S. PHILBRICK, \ Committee of Streets and Lanes. oct 8 186 Classical and Philosophical SEMINARY OF ST. AUG0ST1NE ls|HIS Institution w : U open on Monday 1st of 4A August'for th-J instruction of young gentle 'men. Tlie several branches of a polite aud sci entitle education will be taught iff this establish ineqt. Parents and guardians who will entrust their children and wards to the confidence of the principal may dkpcct tlie utmost alte’ntion paid to the literary improvement of the scholars: , * ,. TERMS OF TUinON. , Latin find .Greek per quarter $16 po j Mathematics,' do iff fjjf ; English' do’. • v -j’. -:'10U0'5 Rev’d TlMbTlfY M 1 CARTHY. Tlie Savannah Republican'' ( i*. is? t^qiie^ed.(6 print this advertisement once i months apd foyw-w d Ms fficpva | petitioners, it is ordered that tlie principalanu in - F6rt, one of the terest due on the said bond, and the colts ot tbn i day of August, application be paid into Court, within twe o ), c. c. o. c. c, l months from the date of tliin Rule Nisi; And th * on failure,thereof, tlie Equity of redemption ol, in and to the said mortgaged premises, lie from thenceforth foreclosed, and *ucti further proceed- . Rule Nisi, thenceforth I-.—.—.,,—, ings.be had thereon as Ike law directs. And it is further ordered, that ilie rule be published ip. onp. ofthe Gazettes of this State,at leusl once amontli jan 15 Extract from the Mir.utes. JOHN CHARLTON, Clerk. 11 (South Carolina, Fourth Circuit Georgetown Dist. George W. Burrows, Adm’or.’ de bonis non of Elizabeth McKee deceased. In Equity. Graham, late udm’orE. Mc- I T kavipg appeared, to the satisfaction of.the Court that the children of Mnlthtw Pry an, (i any such belivi.ng) are materially interested ill Ui*, event of this suit; and it having further appeared. be served on the said Ray Sands, at least six | Monday after the fourth Monday ofJaqunry next, months before tlie expiration of the ti ie appoint- | and that in default thereof h final distribution tnay ed for the payment ot the said money into court, be made of the iftmaining Estate q_f the si^J Elm, and that such further proceedings be had as are labcth McKee deceased, among.those entitled to pursuant to the statute iu such case made und pro- [ tlie same in tlie event of the death of the childteg vided. Extract from the minutes, this 25th Oct. 1824 JOHN BAILEY, Clerk. oct29 20Q 0 hat ham Superior Court, May Term, 1825 The Bank ofthe Stale of Georgia, J vs. > RULE NISI. John Hunter. S |"TPON the petition of the Bank of the State o U Georgia, praying the foreclosure of the equi ty of’redemption uf John Hunter in the following of Matthew Bryan. m RQBF.RT HERRIOT, Commissioner and Rcgiiietm Equity. Com mission eii’s Orro-E, ) Georgetown, May 14, 1825. ( > ■ The Editor ofthe Savannah Republican is re-i quested to publish the above once a month until - the first day of January next, and fo send hi* “ c count to the Office ofthe .Winyaw Inteliigencet, when it will be immediately paid. , may 18 •ill- Wl LOSE NO TIME. iroperty to wit. all that lot of land in the city of -tktexT Saturdav the 9tff inst'. al 6 o’clock P. Mj Savannah, in Reynolds ward, known in the plan | the sale of Tickefs in the ol the said city by the No. three, (3,) with the im- ^ VYl A 1 irovements thereon, which said property had ' < jeen mortgaged by the said John Huntep on the | /J-l SONIC HALL LOTTERY twcltth day ef June,eighteen hundred ahd twenty K Vi „ b usnended until after the socond'Drawing two, to Maurel & Lathebeaudierre, Merchants, to ghaU have p j- a - ce w |,| c b will be.positively secure them the payment of the penal sum of I _ - V. ^ Twenty Four Thousand Dollars, upon u certain |.On 6(inCSday nCXtttlC 1-ftll lQSl. bond of him, the said John Hunter, to the said | A f ew t i, ; kets and shares may yet ie bad at the Maurei & Lathebeaudierre, conditioned tor .the payment unto the petitioner of the sum <>f 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 the mortgage deedliave been duly assigned to the petitioner U appearing to the Court that there is now due to the petitioner uffon a certain other promissory note of him the John Hunter, .endorsed by the said--Maurel, and Lathebeaudierre, for the sum of Ten Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty Dollars, dated the twenty sixth day of June, eighteen hundred and twenty-three, and'which n ore was given in renew al, agreeably to tlie meaning of tire said bond and Original Prices. ,..e Tickets ordered by tbe subscriber ip the popular Maryland State Lottery, have been re ceived and are ready for delivery ^ , HENRY MACDQNNELL, Agent for Augusta Masonic Hall Lottery, Thompson A Bonney’s Buildings. oct 6 , 186 FACTION. | persons, are hereby forewarned against I receiving my note in fyvor ol Edwai-d D.. Courier, draWn Sept. 1st 1826; fyr $68 qml paya ble Jan. 1st lB26, as 1 am determined ifot to pay o^agejre^llanff just amount of EigiitTJiDii ;*aid note for reasons best known, to M^ourt^.- md Three Hundred j»nd Sixty Four Dollars, . 1 also caution aim tor bid ^ j itb interest-from tbe twenty eighth day of Jan- |. i pg the said Courter ayy freifch * . sand with interest-from the twenty eighth day uary, eighteen hundred and twenty five. ... Oil motion of Law . & Jackson, it is ordered, [.due to nie. that tlie', principal, interest arid coita dup upon I net-' 3 ~°' said mortgaged’premisesbe paid into Court within twelve mon(hs from this, date | and, unless the sutne be so pa,id, tKe.equity. of redemption of the said John..Hunter,shall tbencefortlkbpjpreclosed. It.’Is further ordered, that this riije be published once a month for. twelve month inone.of (lie Ga zettes of this State, or served upon this mortgagor, or hi*, special agent, at least six. months before the money is to fte paid into.Court as aforesaid. Extract from tht Minutes. .. A. B. FANNIN, Clerk. JuiieJfi-,. . 131. . due to my sloop the Favorite, or any oilier debts MICJRAEL PECK. 0. At private sale. . A Prime young negro fellow about 19 years of, age, a first rate house servant and warranted diameter,for sale by ’ _• _ oct II ... J.B. HERBERT4?UO i: tlTY TREASURER'S OFFICE,) iHh Oct-1825. J . Assize of mm: v Fresh' Spiees,' &c* jVTUTMEGS, Cinnaiiioli • ilx’ Cloves, Mace . SIspiceJlHck and red Pepper P.tily. Gltiger, a pure article ,{ Zaqts Cmrants, English Mustard' Sheet [zinglass, a pure article’ , Alnij superior SvV/iet Oil . ,. Jiist received und for sule by, , . . . A. PARSONS, GPJbffqs'RuUdiPgs.' rflHE average price ot. Flour-being $6 76 per 1. .bbl. 196 lbs. .weight, tlie weight of Bread tot. the present month.must be - - , i I a d r t s* r : V^ir 4 fi jvat r>~ 185 • - ml mr o'd iff' To Iteiit, A two-^tbry dwelling House on State-street, Columbia ward, Possession given immediately. Aps ply to, 6 JNO. F. LLOXP, £ 'V . . •- V
