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INTELLIGENCE. 'T Or OKLKAWt. fiikt Nicl, Salter, 'Ptfua, Vam.Wyek JiCOi perkint, BoetiiJ. A Merritl CTt. re, F.

PerrU lilii Jl, Wirier. Liverpool, L. II. Gale. Sirthj! B1 A a I icola, J.

II. A.hbridye. ric; ryk WOT ait lia ioc' on I ch A5 icu I5i if. bk: of ir i ea titi ev it On r- (nc -lire: I OJ, eth'r owe -whet lila i i ete: 'Mr rA- i'. DqueriU Maraeniw.

Sit Co. K-lporU. Wfciw. Dr.d W.o'. ffirt Mill.

Ilendk-y. Bro KiTer. SBpScnwtoC.leMl.fc.- Baker, fna Gleto. AJri.tie. Perry.

SSar Platte, PtoUidfe, lrLtSbirk. the TbotPo Boy. Limbert, fm the Paaa. TU TainscaiFT axd New Oa-u flnrtT Pticc CcaaexT will be nab- Gr dc I It irn re bui them. 3th bia- 1 ir' ir rti tie oi ice I be' I ffc uar oil ed, ready forlelivry Ihia mom in at 7 -1 (.

ikeofiee of the Merchants' Exchange, Royl I'eer d.ee. j.e. -1 COPARTNERSHIP. T' tTC into prtaerhip teike traction of aa KXCIIANGE AND BRO-iXLiCC baiae, aiwler tns Myle of N1SBET Jt WTCC aad bate etbliheJ tbemvelvea at 53 op the B3-k of OJea laiia K. 11YUE, iVS.

-T ti5 REWARD. T-; tjjjj ea Monday, 30th inu, ta rotna; from the mmi of Canal anil Camp streeU to Steamboat POCKET POOK. ued with a yellow tape Xu4 100 ia email city bill. The above reward .3 te lrta if the money ia left at tbia office. No ja23 1f WATER.

WHEEL SHAFT MISSING. i WATER wheel abaft, belong inf to the ateamer A deposited lat aprio; oo the public nVit fratiaf tka Leree. between Bteaville and Caati rttets. It caaaot eov be found at the aame pmc. 'htf iafermauoa reapeetioa; iu removal will ttaakWly receired.

aad, if oeceaanry, a suitable mir4 vlH be fives for lie recovery. Apply at the jforaa, root ot cteovma at. ja KOTICE. Taafaouar oi ta i Taaeoliar of the Stockholders of the New Or- Aknaaaad, MbvtIIe Railroad Cumpaay. Joabua was called to the chair, aad II.

W. Pal-vr sppaisud Secret ary. Ua atouoa of Mr. Christy, aecoeded by Mr. M.

IIofT- 'KM2vd, That owing to the small number of atock-toUtra armies this meeting adjoaraed till Moa-ttj Mit, t7th iaataat, at 5 o'clock, t. M-, precisely. AaaelTsd, That a aciiee of the adjoaraed meetiat; 'Wpaahaaed la two of he city eewspapers, ie French atiEafbsa. (5isJ) JOSHUA BALDWIN, Chairaaaa. 1L W.

PALFREY, Secretary. tn Ortesaa, Jan. 20, Id KX jaSlslw AVI3. A75E asseaibtee des actiocaaires data aCaemia da Ferde la Noavelle Orleaaa et de jskvais. Hr.

Joahoa Baldwin a ete appeUe au fan-BNil, at Hr. H. W. Palfrey el a secretaire. ar Btetioa da Ur.

Christy, appayee par Mr. M. Hofoa; Kssola, qm'en eoatideratioa da petit oombre des adioaeaires preseaU, ceiie asaemblee soit adjouroee afaadi precaaia le 57 iost, 3 heures P. M. precis.

Reseta qaa I'ajeurneraent de Tassemblee soit an-aeece aa dsaz joarnanx de la ville, en francais et ea aarbasL- (Sine) JIWIIUA baluww, rre. H.W.Pj Secretaire. jaa 22 6t The Planters' Hotel. Canal street. This ae aad convenieat Hotel ia now open Car the accommodation of the pablic, after hav- lMt aadercooe esteaaive rr pairs; aod.been andseoaveaieat aad comfortable throughout.

The larflaJeoa baa beea enlarred aad refitted the kitch-asappliad with new aad cooveaieDt'cookery appar-atM; and the table is rver fan ished with the choicest riaadsoar abandaat market caa furnish, prepared by cxseriaaeed cooks, and act noon the Uble with scsatpt and repectol atteutlaace. The servants of is koaso are faithful and attentive. Ceatlemen aad families will find it bighlv to their csaCBrtaadcowveaieace to five the Planters' Hotel a tvJ- A few mora faoilieseaa be accommodated with rooms. J. OLIPJIANT, Proprietor.

ia2JI0t Oflkial Drawtof of the GRAND STATE LOTTERY, CLASS HO. K7, EIT11. S3 19 72 3i lrt 41 41 37 61 84 63 43 31 ETTHIS IMY.J3 O.tHM) Dollars Prize, Tickets onlv 2 50 GRAND STATE LOTTERY, t' 1 ciuaa jo. 124. 4 lmORIZED hr th lruUlur.

ntlwt Rial To be a-rawa on WEDNESDAY. Jan. 21, 1840. at 6 r. at, at toe City Hotel, Common street.

DAVIS CO Manafera. .79 Naatbers 13 Drawn Ballots. SCHKXE. Prize of 9.000 200 100 1.20 1,000 600 ia $9,000 200 'lCO lJOO. 3.WXJ 1.800 it YI4 Prizes.

amottntin; to $119.688.. Ticksta SO IlaJvea $1 5 tl Barters $0 63. f25 Tickets for (62 50. warranted to draw bast 100. 8bareaJa proportion.

Packagea wt star la Tiekeu, apply at the MANAGER'S OFFICE, 1 0 No. 1C Chartres street, or at the corner of SL Louis A. Chartres. Official Drawiof of thw LqriSJANA COLLEGE LOTTERY, KtTaA CLASS WO. 4 18 77 50 29 43 20 7S .24 THURSDAY, AT 6V M.

Prize. 20,000 Pol tare I t10 LOTTERY OF, LOUISIANA; -V" class ao. 6. J2Jnmm Baaka' Arcade, Maraziaa treat, oa TffCRSOAY, Jan. 23d, 140, at 6 o'clock.

P. J. Ki MEAD. Maaaer. Number It Drawn Ballets.

1 fills fmrw. rrue af a a V00w -2 3,009 -a XMO 3.000 is $20,000 tfiOO' 3,000 2.500 800 100' 1,400 1,25 ioo 1.192 10,000 4000 poo 3,000 23,400 'a' ii it ia Je t84 JJ 100 1.400 14230 1.11 leo Si it 300 900 150. 10J as a It Prizes, amouariarto aj fv-i 1 i for warraaUNl to rt-T 1 shares i a paekares or siavleUckeU, apply at provofUon. raw THE ila(Ar2P'Da firnrp a 2 jarao aaa Cmmoa a tree aad No.6 Baaka Arcade. -A .1.

j- 4 iThe Chemical Irfiboratorr. Vr" i- 96 Cau(aUes Aa drltmn. The chemical Laboratory "-ir. -t Provides all perfumes for the a ay Colof aa, Lavande, Eztrait de Soiree, Bouquets da Buccleurh aad U'Oraay All easeices of Dowers aod all Uncteous aad aromatic thiara. That scent the air at route or i For Lore to flit io with his wings.

Ladies who wish their breaths as aweet Aa scents that float on summer winds, Will here the dentifrices meet Precisely suited to their minds Tooth powder Orieatal and TheEau de Jdeuthe )istille Will cleanse their gums and keep tbem And atop taeir teeth's decay. Both men who shave to live, and they; Who only abave themselves. Will find the famed Savon d'Huve The bet on vender's shelves; 1 The CrcuQde Limucona the Creme Concombres and Lenitive I've more than verse can call by name, Or English prose can five. ladies ladies! you Must have your bauds as white as milk, As odorous as violet's dew, Aad twenty times as soft as silk Permit oue by one To call my soape in French, and rhyme, And ifwe find it badlj done, Ill English it some other time. 1 bive the Savon Dulcille, And the exquisite Ptte au Miel, And warrant both of tbem to bo 'y Quite unsurpassed here dans ertte ville.

Try them, and try the Pate d'Amaude And try the Savon de MilteAeurs; Youtl find tbem all at the old stand. Of I ad Us, moat devoutly ourt. T. m. d.

jan22 1mis 90 Rue de Douane. LOOISUiti Grand Real Estate and Stock lottery, CALDWELU OAKEY PRITCHARD, Managers and Proprietors. rriH operation of putting the Numbers in the wheel A. was begun on Jan. 14th, 1840, and will continue from day to day nntil all the Numbers are deposited immediately after which the drawing will commence.

Meantime Tickets remain oa sale at the office of the Proprietors aad Blanagers. Bernabe C. Sanchez, appointed by Horatio Davis, notary public, to be present at, and to witness the depositing in the wheel of the numbers in the Grand Real Estate and Stock Lottery of Caldwell, Oakey St Pritchard, do hereby certify and make known that I waa personally present aad did witness day the depositing of each and evnry number ia the said wheel, after the same had been fiiat exhibited to public view. Numbers deposited ep to date, (being the 7ih day) Jan. 21.

1840. 33.000. (Signed) B. C. SANCHEZ.

New Orleans, January 21, 1810. Horatio Darn, Notary Public, do hereby certify that B. C. Sanchez has beea appointed by me for the purpose above mentioned, and that I have this dsy authorized said Sanchez to close the whel, which I have sealed, aad the ktys ara iu my Mseaion. (Signed) HORATIO DAVIS, Notary ruhlie.

New Orleans. January 21, 1840. jaa C2 tf OtRcial Drawing nf the LOUISIANA LOTTERY, CLASS MO. 61. 53 55 CO 41 fi in 13 09 75 50 2 52 18 70 I A A TT KRY.

IT DRAWS ON WEDNESDAY, at 7, P. M. XS At the Exchange Hotel. Capital Prize. 20.CMK) Dollar Dollar! Dollars! Sec.

78 Numbers 11 Drawn Ballots. Tickets only $3 00 Shares in proportion. For sale at THE MANAGER'S OFFICE, J). S. Gregory jaa 21 No.

35 Canal street. A PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS, In ike toteu of JInrriaburfr, WILL take place at Hut riaburg, on Buffalo Uayou, Texas, on Monday, the lOtti day of Feb. next, in consequence of an appropriation by the proprietors of 3-i2 Lots, the sales of which will be applied exclusively towardi the building of a railroad from said town to the river Brazos, to he commenced immediately, and carried on by the lairs of lauds at both ends of and at the depot on the route. The road may be made in 21 miles over perfect plain. Terms of sale one tenth part of the purchase money will be required on the day of sjle, and a like sum every three months thereafter till the whole is paid.

The promiasory notes of the government will be received in payment, nnd a liberal discount allowed to those who pay Ibeir whole purchase in hand. By order of the Proprietors, A. BISCOE A rent. Harrisburg, Texas, Jan. 8th, 1840.

jan2l 7t BRUNSWICK AND FLORIDA LINE. The new and su perior line baa been in regular use lor weeks, and has proved to poaseas ca pacities infinitely superior to any other for the trans portalion of Northern and Southern travellers. Per steam packets CHAMPION and KINGSTON. Line leaves Mobile Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays in the afternoon, (or before day next morning.) Time to Charleston (weather permitting) less than five The line passes through Peasacola, Sr Josephs, Iola, Quincy, (on the Apalxcbicola river) Tallahassee and Monticello, Troupville, Brunswick, and Savannah, Ga. Passage, (fare included) Mobile to Cbarleatou, $65 00.

do do Mobile to SL Josephs, 18 50. Pnengers may be sure that there will be oo avoidable detention, as the Proprietors incur all their expenses in aay such case. The best route to Ceumvaa will be found by way of 8U Josephs nnd the line up the Chattahoocbie river. The best route to Macon and Avgstn, by the way of Qoiacy nnd the Flint River toad. The line connects at Brunswick with boats to St.

Auguttint, SL Mary; Black Creek, Kc While the Cammo is undergoing repairs, which will beoaly for a few days, two trips a week only will be made by the Kincston, viz Sunday and Wednesday. IjB21 tfl PROPRIETORS. i JZT A CARD. Bri-kswick asd Florida Like The aadersigned having made a passage from Charles-Ion to Mobile by the above liue, with pleasure stste that they found the steamboats expeditious, with ex-celienfjare, and ably commanded. The coaches and horses are of the firt class, with skilful aad civil drivers.

The eating bouses fully supplied with the beat provisions, served by experienced stewards. The rood ia over a dry aad aandy aite for the greatest portion of the way, and with the exception of a few miles was driven at a rapid rate. 8ome little da-Jay incident to the organization of new line occurred, hat altogether we fonad it to exceed our expect i-li one, and were we now making a return trip the North, should prefer thia to any other line. 8. HENSHAW, Boston.

J. 8. UENSHAW, do. D. C.

NEWCOMER, Maryland. B. II. UTILE, New York. BARTOsT, do.

JaaSl 3t 8. 11. M'CLUSKY. LOST OR STOLEN, ON ike 17th last, ea the Levee, Pocket Book, throe aotes of hand, signed by Young Goodwin, Sea for $1000 each, payable oa the 1st of Jaaaary 1841,1842 and 1843 Also one ante oa FA-dridge Goodwin for $49 50, payable oae day. after data to the order of I.

C. CampbelL Also one on Wm. Hill for $47 SO, payable to David E. Davis, duo oa Jan. 1st, 1839.

There were four fifty dollar counterfeit bill on the Bank of Orleans ia the pocket book on bill of $50 oo the Chicago Rank and two $10s of the same. The pabttc are requerjod not to trade for the above Botes, aa payment of the aame baa beea etopped. T7 ROBERT GOODWIN. tor Th Free Press is requested to publish tka above, three times, aad send their bill tsi.lL Goodwla for paymeaU Jaa213t- HOR8E CLOTHING A few sets of Herse CloihV lag i also, Horae Blaaketa, for aale low ky jaa Swia A3. BOYD 4k CO, 57 Caa at, V't f.

TV II A A It Mauager, Mr. G. BarrelU Mr. Maxblk is eagaged for one sight on Wednesday evening, Jan. ead, i8o, -Will le performed the i VERMONTER.

Deuteronomy Dutiful, Marble. After which, the YANKEE IN TIME. Jacob Jewaharp, Blr. Marble. To cooclude with the nautical drama of BLACK.

EYED SUSAN. William, Mr. Slarhle. 37 To-morrow, Mrs. Sloman will make her firat appearance in Sberidan Knowle' play of LOVE Cmuntea; Mrs.

Sloman after which Mr. Sloman will make bis 1st appearance in a new farce called HER-CULES Ztm, Mr. Sloman. THEATRE D'ORLEANS. JEUDI, 23 Janvier, 1840.

LE DOMINO NOIR. Opera comique en 3 actes d'Auber. paroles de Scribe. LA fAISON EN LOTERIE. Vaudeville en 1 acte.

VENDREDI, 2i Janvier. 18(0. 2eme representation de IIERR CLINE. i 6 heures precises. TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.

Camp Street Theatre Hall llooni. XT The public is respectfully informed that a 1 Grand IJhreit and Maiqurrade Hall, Will given at the above etublihinent THIS EVENING, (Wednesday) Jau. 22d, 1810. Admission, Gentlemen, $2 0 ladies, 0(1 Doors open at half pat 7 o'clock. P.

M. jan 22 Exhibition of Oil Paintings. A SPLENDID collection of Oil Paintings by the old roasters is now open for exhibition and tale at No. 21 Camp street, over the Firemen's Insurance Admittauce, 50 cent. jan 21 lm Orleans Kail Itoom.

JOT The administration of the Orleaua Ball Room respectfully inform the public tliut Dress and IWasqueratle Halls Will take place regularly every Monday, Wednesday: and SATirnoiY of each week. Admittance Geutleroeu, $2. Nothing shall be neglected to maintain good order and decency, and to afford to the visitors the delights of a laaliioiialile society. dec 7 tf llrilliant and Popular Exhibition, At Baiikt' Arciuie, corner vj Grntier and Mag' nzine tt reels, BTHI9 EVENING, MONSIECX A DDK ANT, the great Wizard. AUo, MR.

5ILLZEI. with hia beautiful exhibition of Mechanical Figures; Fancy Dauce by Madame Ce-lste; Saylor'sIIornpipe b-Tom Tup Turkifh Jug. glrr; Egyptian Harlequin. AUo, the alack rop dauc-er, Monsieur Addrant, well known throur liout the United States and the principal cities ef Europe, who has never failed to draw the most respectable audiences. Doors open at past 6 performance commence at 7 o'clock.

For particulars see small bills. Admission ooly 50 cents tickets to be had at the doer. lm EX 11 1 11 1 1 1 ON Of the Statues of Adam and CAZVED IX WOOD AMD COLOXCD TO LIFE. BY AM AMEZ-ICAN AZTIST. TVTOW EXHIBITING at the corner of St.

Ann and 1 1 Bourbon Streets. Tbey illustrate that part of Scripture, "The rooinrut they hear the voice of the Lord walking in the gar'en in the cool of the day." The attitude of Eve denotes great consternation in her countenance, fear and hope beautifully blended nnd strongly portrayed. Adam appears advancing to receivo her, iu the vain hope of fleeing from the Almighty; anxiety and flight are highly depicted in his countenance and attitude; time seems to ben great object with him in short, they are so well executed, and the ideas so forcibly expressed, that the spectator immediately understands them, and sympathises in thair distress. These figures have been exhibited in Washington City and Baltimore, and the public may judtre the estimation in which they are held from the diflereut extracts contained in the handbills. TZTOpen from 9 o'clock, A.

M. till 9, P. M. Admit-aince 50 cents season tickets $2. dec24 tf NOW EXHIBITING At No.

20 Camp near Ute corner of Common, The celebrated paiutiug of the Circassian Slave, contemplating her own fate" (Executed by an American ArtisL) riHIIS Splendid painting haa been pronounced by JL eminent connoisseurs, to rank the first productions in the art ever exhibited in this country, and will, it is anticipated, from the praise hitherto bestowed on it, from its peculiai beauty, and the pains taken with its execution, give reneral satiafaction to the enlightened public of New Orleans. The picture represent a Circassian Slave reclining on a velvet balustrade, drying herself, juat from the bath where she is preparing for her master, the Sultun she spies a fly in the net of a spider, at that moment twinirg its vital threads around iu victim she compares her own fata to it, and shudders at the very thought, but calmly submits to a similar fate. Price of admission 50 ct. dec 31 lm NEGRO BRICKLAYERS. I HAVE for sale two likely young negro men.

who have been regularly raised to the above business and are first rate workmen. Applv immediately to jaa 21 lw THOS. McCARGO, 20 Moreen sL INFORMATION WANTED. XT If Mr. John G.

Holcombe, from Savannah, GaM who left home the last of July, 1838, is now io this city be will please call at No. 125 Canal street, where he will hear of something to bis advaatage. Any information of him will be thankfully received at the above place. jan 19 3t WANTED TO HIRE, 4 WOMAN to cook and wash for a family of three JrY. persons a colored one without children would bo preferred.

One well recommeoded may bear of a permanent situation by applying at the corner of St. Thomas and Edward streets, near Orleana Cotton Press. jan 21 3t NOTICE. THE purchasers of Lots, Ac. ia Gretna adjudicated to them at Public Auction by Beard Kendig and Hewlett Sc.

Cenas, Auctioneers, oo the 2Uh December, 1839, and 2d ef January, 1840, will please call at the office of the undersigned Notary, and give their InsUactiona preparatory to pasainr the Acta of Sale. JOSEPH B. MARKS, Notary Public, jaa 21 3t ,1 Banks Arcade. N. MECHANICS' SOCIETY.

IT The members of the New Orleans Mechanics' Society ara particularly requested to attend the annua! meeting' nt the room of the Society, on Wxdwcs-Dat I vents 22d losL, at 4 o'clock, for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year. Pu actual attendance ia particularly requested on the occasion. Janl9 3t J. DUVAL. Sec'ry.

'OR SALE A brace ofspleadid GREYHOUNDS, (ooe of them the celebrated dog Cromwell, lately competitor for the Crextelh geld 200 aev. ereigns;) also, a few fine TERRIER DOGS, for aale oa beard ahip Robert PaUfbrd, first tier below the Railroad. The Grey hoanda are to be aeen at the Ve-raadah. 500 DOLlaAHS. I WILL pay tbo above reward to eny person or persons who will rive such iafotmatioa as will convict the ringleaders or the Iste attempt to assassinate me and fire my premises.

The person or perasns glviag the i a formation, if concerned ia theatten pt, shall not be prosecuted, (jaa 14 2w EDW. W. cEVVELU NOTICE. IF Charles Bowman, lata of Galveston, Texas, does notwlthla 19 days from this date take away the property deposited with the subscriber it will be sold aatlee JONAS K. MURPHY.

8U Chartoa etreetoae door from PoydraaaL 1 v. I i i f-. in FOR GALVESTON-i-TEXAS. ReguUr Packet for Wednesday, iasL, at 10. A.

M. The elegant low prei aure steam packet P- TUNE; Jav. Pennoyer, master, will -positively leave as above. "The Neptune ia a boat or the brut class, and bought expressly for the Texas trade, with, splendid accommodations for pas sengers, and commanded by aa able aad experienced master. i For freight or passage, applv on board, or to" ian 19 JAUF.4 RKEIl.

Common street. IZT Texas money hereafter will be received for passage by the Neptune from Galveston to New Orleans at 50 eta. per dollar. FOR GALVESTON. Texas), "1 Regular Packet for Saturday, 25 lb Jan at 4, A.

M. The splendid copper ed and copper Taslened low pressure steam ship YORK, John T. ir i. 1 1 rigui uiuaior, win po sitively leave for, the above port on. the 2ath luiianv viisiig.ircism and passeugera for.

Galveston This bout has nnderrone very extensive and her ac commodations for comfort and safety are not surpassed by nny tteani vea.el in the Southern waters. Iter com mander is well known as an able navigator and fckii ful pilot, and his uniform politeness and attentiou to the comfort ol his passengers needs no recommenda tion, or freight or passage, apply on board, oppo-ti'te Customhouse, street, or to jan 21 BOGERT HAWTHORN, 63 Gravier et. The New York's regular days ofsailingare from New Orleans, the 10th and 25tb and from Galveston, the 17th and 31st of every FOR MOBILE. The well kuownnd regular packet steamboat SWAN, James L. Day, master, having undergone complete repairs, will leave the lake end of tue railroad every WEDNESDAY, on the arrival of the rit clock ears, for the above port, touching at all idiJgL o'clock, A.

M. Shippers by thia intermediate land every SUNDAY boat will please briar their bills of ladinr to be sien ed by half past II o'clock, on the day ofleaving. For freight or passage, having superior accommodations apply onboard, A. W. -t R.

M. HAINES, nov3 3m 25 Common street. et? k. I ac Wet FOR BAYOU SARA, BAYOU TUNICA, And all intermediate Landing. The well known and splendid upper cabin steamboat, (all in state rooms.) Jourdan.

master, will leave New Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY MORN ING atlOoYlock A.M., for the above ports; and Bayou Sara every SATURDAY morning. For freight or pasrage, apply on board at the foot of Contiet. The Buckeye will coulinue to run as a regular Packet duriug the season. dec 18tf Louisiana Grand Real Estate and Stock l' IJR1ZES yet unpaid of 1st Class. drawn New Years'.

Eve. Many of the Prize Tiekeu have not yet been presented for reulemeoC For the information of holders, whose, residence may probably be 'distant from the city, the proprietors meutiou a few of the numerous prize tickets ascertained to have been disposed of aud yet unpaid, viz: -18 40 53 Dwelling house. -13 46 C3 Lot of ground. 2 18 50 XB 3 shares Bank Louisiana stock. 18 52 50 i 18 55 50 Each 50 tickets in 2 million Lottery.

39 46 68 2 28 52 2 28 55 nj 3 5 Each 25 tickeU in 2 million Lottery. 2 5 2 5S 2 52 68 11 18 6311 52 68 1 1 18 5028 39 68 II 18 5528 39 55 II 18 5113 39 55 13 50 6313 39 8 13 18 5030 45 68 18 50 55 39 68 II 39 5211 39 63 It 39 5518 50 52 13 30 63 23 39 63 13 18 52 Each 10 tickets in the two million Lottery. 18 46 63 prize 300 tickets in the 2 million lottery. Besides numerous tickets that were sold aud entitled to minor prizes, such as three shares each, two shares each Gas Light slock and Ocean Insurance, 4 tickets, 3 tickets and 2 tickets eacb in the two million Lotlerv. now rapidly preparing to be drawn.

XT The number are now placing in the wheel of the two million Lottery at the rate of 5,600 daily, by which means the drawing may be commenced by the 15th to 22d February. Ticket $-70. scheme price. CALDWELI OAKEY PRITCHARD, Proprietors. TRUSTER'S SALE OF A VALUABLE PLANT A TION, SLAVES, Sec.

IU pursuance of the power and authority conferred upon the undersigned, by a certain deed of trust from William S. Ellia to me, bearing date the 10th day of June, 1839; aod another deed of trust from Mathew Bridges to me, bearing date the 27th day of May, 1839, both of which are duly recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Probate Court of Washington county. State of Mississippi, which trusts are undertaken by me, I will, upon the premises, on the 28tb day of the present month, expose to public sale at auctiou, to the highest bidder, all that certain tractor parcel of land, situate in the said county of Washington, on the river Mississippi. near the bead ef American, or Shirt-tail Bend, containing" between niae hundred and thirty and nine hundred and sixty-seven acres, together with about sixty slaves, men, women and children, of whom between forty -three aod foity-fiveare field hands also, the stock of hortes, mules, cattle, hogs, sheep, farming utensils, corn, fodder and vegetables for food, household and kitchen furniture ou said place consisting of about 18 head of work horses and mules 7U head of cattle, among which are five or six yoke of work oxen sixty or seventy head of stock hogs seventy head of sheep the usual quantity of corn and fodder for supply of the next planting season one wa- gon, one. cart, ploughs, axes, hoes.

Sic. Ofthia tract of land, there are upwards of four hundred acres cleared, well enclosed and ia a good state of culture. On the, land, there is a good otton gio horse mill, 'ten double framed brick chimneys, for slaves a good doable, hewed log dwelling house, with pesaage, a gallery, and back shed-also, kitchen, stables aad other necessary buildings four cisterns for water. The plantation yielded the present year between three hundred aud fifty and four hundred bale of cotton, besides tho usual quantity of com, -a rIt is situated in a desirable neighborhood, of good society, and if ae healthy as any other place on the river in the aame region, All the right, title aad interest in law aad equity of the said Bridges holding ooe-third, and the said Ellis holding two-thirds, as conveyed to the undersigned aforesaid, of, in and to said property, real and personal, will be sold together or ia gross. The aale is made to satisfy aad pay the debts and lien upon the said estate, aa expressed in said deeds of trust.

A lien upon the land, and deed ef trnst upon tho slaves, or personal security will be required for the purchase money the one or the other of which will be made known oa the day of salev-; The aunt of between twenty and twenty-five thousand dollars will be required in hand, aad the residue ia equal payments of oae, two and three years. The estate to be delivered to the purchaser oa the day of aale or no soon aa the terms thereof are complied ith, reserving to tbo aadersigned the right ef working the gin nnd pre, with the slaves and horse of anid plaa-tation, until the remainder of the present crop of cotton ia gianed, baled aud ahipped. FurtUer conditions, explanation and particular, it any, to be made known oa the day of- sale, where dne attendance will be riven by SIDNEY R. SMITH, i of Mathew Bridge and jan Sf. Ida William 8.

Ellis. AIR. TRUNKS A 'few a eats af. superior hair Traaks, just received aad for al by 9wie JAS. BOYD et CO, 57 Casus at.

1 3Jk XV, SAINT. LOUIS 'AND A LTON. TDewewand Hght dmgbt steamer'. ROSALIE. M.LiUlcton.

m.T-l for tha above and intermedaate 1 i ii TH1SDAY. rV.tn.j.. 22d inst4 at 4 o'olock, P.M. For freight or paasaae. having 'superior accommodation.

(Volendid ubi.j' in spacious state roonit) apply on board, foot of Pot drat street, or toL; v.V; CH ARISES DOAKE, i 69 Poydras atreefc. FQR RANTOLPH, MEMPHIS, PRINCETON. Lake ricktburg- and atV, intemtdiate ItHtdiugesThe subalaa-; tial and fast: running steamer 03-t iCEOLA. W. Baird 'mtee- will the above and iuteraiediaie landings oa THUBfiw uax ue ZJd instant, at 10 o'clock, A.

in. For freiehs, or-passage, having auperior accommoddtiosaapplv -on board, at tbe ioot of Natchez treej.or to PRICE, vi janSriV--pV- No. 71 Camp ttreetW -y FOR PITTSBURG AND 1 ne new. ltht drangU; and fast runuing ctctinkiut COf. WOODS, Lloi d.

anaster. bavin th 3kmust nf Crii.ki going on board, will positively leave for the above and all intermediate ports on tha 9tar inst- at 10 o'clock, A.3K For balance of nr' passage having superior' upplr poara, or to r. iaAMVCL BLLL. Jan Magazine afreet: FOR YAZOO CITY, SATARTIA AND ALL IN- iTERMEDIATE PpUTS.Tbe running, atannch sli ambont ATA- LANTA, A. O.

rowll.Vmater; ie-hourly' expected to arrive-, and wi. have immediate despatch for above porta. For freight or passage, apply tn 1 WM. C. TOJirKlXS ct eo, jan 22 sNo.

36 Cnmi- street." N. B. The" A. will run resrularlv in the above and will sigu clear bills' of Indiug, of re-shippins; on the- light drought steamer- Patrick Henry. Charges will be "paid on.

all goods skipped The Patrick Henry is coiuiected with tue Aia4anta aud lies aboye the mouth of the lazno. ZOOd' -rror-rdoawituVw, REGULAR-PACKET. FOR TCHULA, YAZOO CITY, V1CKSBURGV rnaj GRAND AXEt i I LtZL- v. new and fat running steamer ALEX. PORTER.

XVia tirtln Lull raw Corling. mat-ter. will leave Jov tfce above and all intermediate landiuga ou the 21th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. M. For freight er passage haviug superior accommodations, cabin all in state rooms, apply on board, or to JNO.

HALL. Sz, A- R. jan 22 No. 19 New Leveat N. 15.

The A. P. will sign clear bills of ladin? to tner above places, and pay charge cu all goods thirpedt FOR MANCHESTER, (Yazoo City) VIOKSEURC, Grand Gulf, Rodney, liatchex and. all intermediate landing Thursday, 23d ineL, at 4, P. M.

The well steamer SHAKSPEARB. Wm. II. Wright, water, having purchased t-fill the place of the Bridgewater, will hereafter run regularly iu the above trad, and will tie part fax the-. above and intermediate porta oa THURSDAY, abet 23d inL, at 4 o'clock, P.

M. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to 1 jan 22 HYDE Sc. CLARKE, 22 Poydraaat, B. Debts contracted by the crew of the nbovur boat will not be paid, unless accomnaaied by an order-aigned by Wm. H.

Wright or Benj'n. Moses. FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND -ALL IK- TERMEDIATE I ii'i ir" iTbeA.I. first class and frft mnnraar double engine steumhoat Plastridge, having a proportion of her carjo enraeea -r. will leave for the aliove.and all intermediate place- on SUNDAY, lbe6th inU For freight of the resi.

pf due or passaee, havins Splendid furnn-bed accomma Vt--. dations, (with separate state rooms) apply on boarsl, opposite Poydras street. to UOOttiT Ai HAWTHUftn, jan 22 63 Gravier ret- FOR SHREVEPORT, NATCHITOCHES, vw AUxanarxa and -all landing a and eubstaatiay steamer HANNIBAL, Caot. Jaoosa Jn i 1 1 ifjwa.Bradish. no ready, iweeiVe freirht.

and will leave for the above and ail interme diate, landings on THURSDAY, the 25U instant, at 19 o'clock, A. M. For freight or passage, having yery 5e-HifH I I .) I 8 "t-Vi -s r- i 'N v- 31 fc. 'fi' superior acconimoo lions, apply on uoaro, or ia v. 1 PRESCOTT, JOES.i&Vf- Vvfi t'r" LAFOURCHE PACKET.

v. The steamboat A RTIZAN, C. Houston, master, will run ea a regw lar packet between New Orleans bm Bayou Lafourche, leaving New Or-- leans every Thursday, and'Lafourche on Sunday, at. 10 o'clock, A. M.

She has made arrangement with Mr. Hardwick, who has lighters out the Bayou, to Uke ana, freights which may ho shipped on the Artizanr down the Bayou free of Bayou ia now lying at the upper landing. For freight orpnisage, apply an board, or to W. BOG ART CO. ian92 Corner of Magazine and Natchez sts.

FOR FORT TOWSON, JONESBORO, FULTCCT, BamtiaiCa landing. Hatch ifoches rnmat't Alexandria, Red Rwer-Tbe regav 'i lar packet eleamen WASHINGTON. C. P. Hard, master, will depart for tho above and all.

intermediate landings, on THURSDAY, 23d inst. Fer; freight or passage, having superior accommodations, i a Inaril nnnosite Custom Houe street, or t3 ian21 HART. BUTLER CO, 82 Common st ji. B. no swauinrton win sits ctear oiun i ding for all landinfis above the raft, with privUeg eC re-shipping' on steamboat Mariner, which boat is dow in complete order, Aic making regular tripa froan tbaeX-, raft to Fort FOR LOUISVILLE AND CLCINATL The superior, light draught teaa boat WBI.

PARIS, Morrison, will leave for tho abova and all ia- Atermediate ports on THURSDAY. the 23d inst, at 10 o'clock, A. M. For freight er pze- sage, apply on board, or to IPIERCE. SHANNON BROS.

i 57 Magazine street, FOR ALEXANDRIA. jt And all intermediate lanOAngt-m The regular packet tenrba4 VIV- Jit now receiving freight, and leave positively a above on THUKSUAlts Z3 intuat olock, P.M- For freight or passage, ap olv oa board, at lower steamboat landing, or tij.r"y-"7 J. HALL St A. B. BEIN, -jan 21 -y VNo.

19 New: FOR ALTON, QUINCY AND WARSAWATM superior, iasr 1 1 A ninr ironer cabin ateamer RIENZJ- JTZ' Wm. Thomas, master, having neartjr uw w.r earro enrared aad sroiac esa- tw. Hnsnatrhed lor I Be aoove pons- was wpn'fsiKsnAY 'tha 22d at 4 o'clock, P. M. Fori balance of freight or passage, having splendid ace modation, apply on board.

to, ROGERT HAWTHORN, jan 21V No. 63 Gravier street--' FOR COLUMBIA, FICTON; UKEjJE- tie Gay and Notckex The tpfeadid steamboat EMPEROR, A. Anteev. JlmsAter. will leave for tho above an all intermediate port oa rJUVAV, mio ibh, au ru.

A -eiowintodadooa. apply oa board, foot of CaftaJ JJ. XOT lICJgBl or mmw raet. or to PIERCE SHANNON jan 21 T-v 57 Magazine street. FOR SALE.

Tka steamer ROBERT. FCLTOJC, Tt-, -1 aboutoneyear old, aad new la aaaa; plete rnnatBg order, and eaM be- a a.miaail avarv week frosi Mondat v--. Thursday, i offered for sale low and oa aceoaaaaedz--. tinr terata cloee a cwncernv For term apply te if.ia HTDK A CLAIE1. 23 Peydrne i i 1CW kav t4.