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1A»1 of Letter s, Remaining in the PuS I-OFFICE, at Cohtmb.. Court-House, (G«.) March 1825. A M Archer Avary.jr. Wm Murray Willis Agcrton Martha Matewes Robert I* Allen Marry WLendon Archer Avary l"hn Magruder Miss 9 M Andrew* Robert Martin Jesse Alford Wm Murray B Mrs Mary Myddleton Wm P Resile folm W Moon Richard C Burch Miss Mary Magruder i Morton N Burch Hezekiah Magruder John Burch Samuel McNair Mra Mary Burke Win Muucrief John Black Thomas Malone Ralph Briscoe (esse H Morris* Robert B Burke John Messer C N C ’k Inferior Court 3 Mrs Hester Newsom Cl’k Superior Court, 3 : O Thomas Carvair Wm H Oaknuu William Carroll V Warner Cannon Wilder Philippa Peter Crawford Mrs Susannah Pullin John Cole Joseph Prince Mias Eliza Crawford Nicholas W Pilty James Cartlidg* David A Perryman D Pierson Petitl, Esq. John Day Dr. J Purkhurst Miss Virhuda Davis H Joo. M Darsey Randal H Ramsey, 2 E lleubin Reynolds Sterling Edwards .lane Ray F James Rceo Mrs Charlott M Foster I) L Ryan G S Mrs Mary Garrol! Jesse Steed 2 Hezekiah Grubbs Miss M. Shaikelford William M’Garr William Sims Joseph Oartiell Col H Slaughter J W Oihson B M Saunders H Joshua Stanford Thomas Harden ; John I’ Smith Samuel Hows Robert Shields Anderson Holloway James G Staling* Thos. Harden Secretary of Harmony Wm Hudgins Lodge No. 16 Mrs Mary Harrison T Henry E Harrison Mn Rhoda Taylor Archibald Heggic Cliurohwell Tarvin Benjamin Harrison W Drury Harrison Miss Olivia Waison George W Hardwicb 0 d Zidi. Williams J Thomas Watson Robert Jones ; Janies S Wilson L John Wilkins Miss Mary M Luke Mrs Elizabeth White J W Luckett Samuel Wilkins Luke Lively John H Wright, Esq Alford Levi Mins Martha V> ilboime Mrs Mary J Loyd Henry Wills jun. David Low V Mra Mary Ann Lnmar William Young. Wm. F. Wilkins, p. m. Anril 5 3t r HI List Letter a, Remaining in the POST OFIFCE, at Wuynesbo rough, (Gs.) Ist April, Ki2s. Robert R Atkinson \bner Belcher Mary Ann An Irewa lacob Host Harley Altaway Ann Henderson James Anderson James H Hayiimns P J °rnwn George Hammond Augustus Boulineau, 2 I.lent l> 1, Holliday John Brigham, 5 India Hargraves W illiam Barron, 2 Ez, k el Inman James H Bryan Cnl I homas Junes John Bell, senr Alfred Jarvis, Esq Vincent Bearlield John Jurden Jessey Burch Aha,Rem Kinsey Richard Brack Silas M Lesier Richard Byne James Lewis John H Cox Brvaut Lane James Chance, 2 Benjamin .Madery or Joseph Chance 'saac Farmer Win R Caldwell, 3 Be ry Marsh Marlin CleaveUml Wil, am U Mulfnrd Henry Crew, Rev Cohn M'lver Margaret! Crozier lohn M‘N.ill fi ephen l)> benpurt Hr Bauldi g B Miller Samuel Davia, 2 Beulah Nicks Avery Dye tVninney Oliver 1. 1* Dugas Benjamin Phillip* Miss Lucy Dillard Capt Roberts A Forth Hoshea Rawla Timothv Farrell Arthur Royal Jesse Farrow Werley Reese Thomas Floyd Elizabeth Russell R iberi Fryer Frederick R Shubart Fielding Fryer Arior Sikes M rgarett A Ford Clement Sharp, 2 Elnisa II Evans Lewis Spane Charles Gregory | James Shepard Wdham GoJbee, 2 Capt Everitt Sapp Will run Godbee or > Samuel Seegar j Samuel Godbee or lame* Shirley Spions Reev.s James B Spann Anna G'ubbs ’arab Seabrook* Jonathan Gregory Eason Sneed Benjamin Gilstrap Bichard Phomaa Or* ge Green William Taylor Letter Humphreys. 3 t abitha Th'mpson Absoletn Harwell, 2 Solomon Ward John Host. 2 lohn Wim berly \ William Hu«t William Wales Abner Holliday James Ward Jacob Hargrave William West Mrs Isaac Harris Ely Warnoch Joseph Hines or E. Garlirk, r. u. April 3 3*t t HI Administrator's Mile. Will be sold on th firs, lues lay io day next, ■ the Court House in Franklin County, at th. usual hours, agreeable to an order of the In Tenor Court of said Cou uy, while sitting f 'Ordinary purposes : One negro, named sandal, of the estate of Win. E twaida, deceased, sold i , ord, to make a div.siou among the Heir* of said dt ceased. Terms msde kn >wn on the dsv of a ,te. George Stovall, adm’r. Ms-ch 11, 1825. ‘ 7. T 77 Administrator's stale. Will be ‘old *n the first Tuesday in June next, at the C iurt-Hou.se in Burke County, at the u so d hour* agreeable to an order of (he Hon orahh the Justice* of the Inferior Court h r. •aid Bounty, when sitting for Ordinary purpo »e*.— > Three negroes, named Hannah, Suckv and Moses, b, o guig u> he Estate . ( R,-u ben Moore, deceased, sold in order in m >ke a di vision among the Heirs of said deceased. Terms made k-, -wo on da\ of sale. Pliz ibeth Moore, admr’x. Mstch 38, lbJ5 lot T Sheriffs Sale. Vill be sold on the first Tuesday in May next, at the Court House in Wayneaborough, Burke County, : 9 Negroes, viz : Matt, Cherry, ■ hiarlee, Jim, vt dy, Prince, Sofa, Affy and he child Lucretia—levied on ag the property of John lairtl, deceased, to satisfy two Executions iu fa vour of the Administrators of Balt Jones, dec. —also— -1 Negro man named Bill, levied on as the property of Lewis Byne, to satisfy sun. dry Execution* iu favour of Brodnax, Welch ant’ others, returned by a constable. als— o-1 Jack-Ass, levied on as the pro perty of Eubank and Rolls, to satisfy two Execu tions in favour of Wily Ross, for the use of .'t N. Holliday and others. —ALSO— One third of SiS acres of Land. adjoining Lauds of M iiii Barron, senr. and o (hers, le> n d on s’, th*. . c Jesse White decease'!, to satisfy an -turn in !-•■• mr of John H. Mami. 200 Acre and, adjoining Lands of Thoma levied m a t!i proper ty of T. (I. Mol > satisfy sundry Ji, fat, in la vour of E. G,r .< and Uedfi.! . ALSO — One grey Horse, levied on as the properly ot Alexandor P. Lew is, to satisfy at Execution in favour of Patrick Sessoms. ALSO — The thi ’d part of three Negroes, viz : Lewis, Jane a d Dave, h v d on as the pr •• per'v of I Immas Snrsby, to satisfy an Ex •< utio ■n favour of Cary Qodbey, administrator on th. Estate of Baldv Moore, decmised. Jno. T Forth, s. b. c. March 31-18 5 5 > > JI N olice. AGREEABLE to an Older of the Honorable . the Justices of the Interior Court, when si ling for Ordinary purp -es, will he sold at 'he Court House in the Town of Waymsborough, in ibe fiist Tuesday in ' ,M y next. Two negroes, viz: Tom and his wife Silvcy, sold for the bench nt Dr, llichar, Rogers, Minor, heir of Richard Rogers, dec. Terms at sale. Jno. Hogers, Guardian, March 8, 1825. 9- t 75 'Vakfc dVotice. I '•HE City Road and Well Tax (oi 1825 is now . due, and the Collector and Treasurer may b T amil at the store occupied by N, L. S urge Jun’r. on the corner of Washington and Broad Street, every day (Sunday excepted) until th, first day of May next, to receive pnunent for th' sine, Public notice is hereby given that exec ■ mni- wil! he issued against all defaulters inline- Lately after the time specified. Nathaniel L. Sturges, Collector and Tr mure March 1.1825 Wit 71 notuTk ISIIF, Public are cautioned ag.iiost trespassing . on the Houses and Lets of the subscribe ipper end of town—especially against hauling oid or earth from the river b ink or cnntiguou thereto. Each and every person offending dial iiave the law rigorously enforced against him of hem. Hugh Neshit. Imuarv 21 50 A otice. A LL persons having demands upon the estae ilm. ot Nicholas Ware, deceased, are req ested ’o make them known to the subscribers. Those win ,re indebted to the said estate, will please to mak immediate payment. Susan B. Ware, Ex’trx. W. W. Holt, Ex’r. Deremher 24 52 N otice. a\ LL persons to whom the estate of John M ft* Lapkin, deceased, is indebted, are request,- o present their accounts within the time prt scribed by law, and those who are indebted to aid estate, are requested to make immediate pay ment to Peter Hemiuch, Adm’r. dv 33. F s N otice. ALL persons having demands against the es tate of William Jones, deceased, late o! oiumbia County, are requested to hand them in greeable to law and receive payment—all those indebted to said estate, will please call and makt payment to Lucy Jones, Ex’trx. Nelson M. Benton, Ex’r. March 22 R, 77 N otice. VLL those indebted to the Estate of William Moseiy, late ot Columbia County, deceased. ,re Cnlu-d on to make payment, and ihose having lemands are reqnesied to bnog them in regula, ly attested acc -r ling to T «■ Thomas Bowclre, adm’r. Sta’-eh 25 U 78 *N olvee,. A LL persons to whom th late Francis Bouvei. •°* the cty of Augusta, deci ased, is ind, bi ,1. „re requested to present their demand- with I the time prescribed by law ; and those mdebt d, arc requested to make immediate payment. H. Houjer, ) ~ . Tsui ”• Dmeceher 21 5] H 5 VING constituted J.iHKS TIIO )fPSOV Jr.Ksg.mv Agent, I earnest] v solicit ,/,o -c-rsoos indebted to me for the Hamburg Gazette, "id all othe.s ,n pecuniary arrears, to make pat ment to him immediately, 1 • ‘ -W. Pleasants. Subscription Paper is open ai In. Office 1 '5 ashington-street, where tho-e wishing ■« oe •nme subscr.bers, have an opportunity aiiorded Util) J.. yy „ March 11 t 4 Blank Deeds of Conveyance, Neatly Printed on Valume I‘ofer. For sale at this Office. iSdb TO THE PUBLIC. THERE is perhaps no medical obaervation bet ter established, none more generally confirmei by the experience of the beat physicians of all aget and countries and none of more importance tothr practitioner.than the fact,that many of the most diffi cult and incurable complaints originate in neglecK ed colcle . In a climate as variable as ours,where tin changes of the weather are frequently sudden am unexpected, it requires more care and attention guard against this subtle and dangerous enemy o' ife, than t ost people imagine, or are able am willing to bestow. Hence the vast number of pat cents, afflicted with coughs, catarrhs, asthma consumptions, and other affections, and hence thi iarrago of rational and absurd remedies, cried ui by the learned and illiseraie. Ihe many cases o "ie kind, fell under my ob ervation ; the preposi emus compositions of inflaming drugs, whic! are in vogue ; the disappointment 1 experienced if iraciice from remedies highly recommended; am ny own predisposition to pulmonic complaints vere strong inducements for me to considet whether a compound consisting of mild vegetahl substances could not be invented, more free trnu the well founded objections of practitioners, an > tier calculated to avert the threatening d< •'■truclion of the lungs. PULMONIC Sjrwp of Vegetables, For coughs, c>dds, asthm s anil c i'.sumption.- I his remedy is superior l any medicine whic has been offered to the public, as it is prepare rom the most va.cable herbs of our vegetabi kingdom, ami ns qualities are such that every dt pendence tnrv h. placed m Us virtues for th cure of the alt >v diseases. Fr no the knowledg the proprietor tue of the pulmonic virtues of th. syrup, he has n . hesitation in recommending n to those who labour nwfcr those dotres*i.'g com limits a» a safe and eflmac us remedy, and hv' ng administered it t >ti nsands in New-York a i 1 Philadelphia, he feels no hesitation in offering r j to the public, aiffl after trial, those person wt. mrchase the genuine syrup, will have the'r m iey refunded by reiurning the bottle, if ihey d. mt feel satisfied hat the; have reaped belief from the use of it. Directions for Use. fake a tea spoon full three limes a day, saj morn ng, noon and night, and continue it until re lieved. dj* Each bottle will have the signature of th. proprietor. ’ (Ij“ Prepared only and sold by K- Audler, sig. of the Golden Eagle, August* October JJ At! W Alitl (IV. i.l . lilt. rATXSTEF.iI I) X TUB. UXITEJ) STATES Os AMK&ICA AUDLER’S Asiatic Lenitive fur Pain. This Mcrli- cineisanev ( ‘ r filing remedy fin the Tooth- Ache, Head Ache, and other din eases. remedy is good ay oust he tooth ache <■ ‘ *. pain in lb teeth and jaws w’te.n dulv ap di- i and enj I*'e<l, t po -esses suver igu . flic .ov 1 (lelieving swelling a of '.he gm\cj, tace sn.l adjace i parts, arising from m ommecterl woh tooth aeh It relieves head-ache or pains.in the head i tlu most easy and agreeable mannerj tor Ibis ft. quent and distressing complaint, this, hie ,te. medicine, is a charming prescription, for it it stores both the organs of sense and the nerve i i bear healthy condition at a q nek and adm. ab ra f e. 1 his new and useful preparation produces, h mild and gentle sumnlation, a efu ering operatin' I upon the ‘hits—-it quickens the 'W.isat- 'is, . sharpens the perceptions, and invigorates (In functions of the mind, by dissipating gin m at , vapours it acts truly like a nervous and cephelr ncdicine of Ihe first ordci Nor is its effect less oeneficial when consideret in relation to the stomach, than (<i me mouth, th* mad and the spirits, by its qualities it acts cpm the sight and immediate organs of digestion as * carminative and corlial. expelling wind, removim. torpor, correcting acidity, and creating a mo* comfortable warmth,, I'he operation of khU invention and improve ment is quilt; as favorable to diseases or the ear more especially i< acts to great a vantage in dul ness and ttardae.ss of hearing, and even in incip' ent deafnets, restoring the tailing organ to th. exercise of its true and healthy functions of hem ng. Certificate from /Jr Samuel L. Mitchell. Dr. Ezekiel Audler, ol the city of New-York this day submitted to me his letters patent (run he United Stale*, for con,pounding and vending a remedy which he calls the Asiatic Lenitive, ant. asked my opinion upon the same, whereupon, at ter examining the receipt contained n the specifi cation, 1 find it contains a mixture of -uch aroma ic, anodyne, and anti acid articles, as are well cal ciliated to produce a composing effect on the hu mail b dy. Samuel L Mitchell. , York, Vorcm i . ,/ |SIB. Audteir 1 ® ..Milk of ilusea. A N elegant cosmetic lor whitening, sofemng ft and beautifying the skin, and removing pin. pies, freckles and chops trots the face, nock, ike flic M.ilk ot K. se- possesses many qualities, for o •nit only serves for the above purposes, but it put i.e bloom ojyouth on aye, which valuable proper!' every lady iaf.m.l o! enjoying. This beautiful post mimetic lias a delightful fragrance, and is an article 'li ch can be used with safety, as it contains noth ng mat will i .jure the skin, ami it is an indispensa il« article to every lady, and should be found on heir toilets. DtßKCTioas,—Aficr being washed and dried men take a small quantity on a piece of white flan nduel then wadi face neck, hands, &c. Each hot tie will be algoed by the proprietor. P.ice gl. I’rep ired only and sold by £. Audler, sign of ;hf Gold’ o Eagle, Augusta. July 4 2 X otice. 'I'HE co-partnership of Julian &c Thompson is * dissolved Th<* subscriber has resumed his ifftce near the market. N. B. Julian. ret. n E. AUDLER, SURGEON DENTIST, RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and Gen tlemen of Augusta, that he will be ready t serve them at all times, at his or their houses, i, the line of his profession, and hopes he will men share of the public patronage, as he witi extrac teeth and stumps, and in the easiest manner if evt of difficult, and all its other branches. Paste ol! Carbon, A superior dentifrice to any ever offered fnt cleaning beautifying and whitening the teeth ant making the breath sweet and greeabic. SCOUnUTIC ESSENCE. Os Roses, Which removes all scorbutic humour in tht urns and teeth, and makes them firm at the ime time. Prepared and sold by E. Audler. At his drug and Medicine Store, at the Cotloi Range. Sign of the Golden Eagle, Augusta, Jitlv 4 2 A. tAKD. Z. TLOVUIAXE, SURGEON DENTIST, At Dachelder 0/ Codwise’s, Broad Street, Auguste nearly opposite he JSanler’i Hotel. Respectfully miunns tu» Public, that in has relumed again to this City, and respect tuny solicits the Patronage of the Ladies and Gentlemen who may require his -services in lie several branches of his Profession. — Person' wishing his service in private Families can call and see his work Manufactured on a new principle which he warrants. Teeth and o\u\\$, The di-eases of the teem and Gums are chief > owing to ur own neglect ; the parts of tlu 1 , 'limeiits which lodge about them alter masher. • o.i. growing acrid and corrosive, the gums art thereby first affected, as being the most tendei narts. alter these corruptions are produced, com mottly called tne Tartar of the Teeth, whlcl lestroying both their texture and whiteness not the mouth of its piincipal orna .•ills, bui brings < n violent tooth aches, and ren n'-rs ihe Gums livid and putrid, and offensive U ■urselves and others.—But though people it general miy prevent those inconveniences, by are and attention at first, yet, if they are once -offered to take place, it is no lunger in the pow r of the sufferer to remove them, this being pro .eily the province of the experienced IK mist who has rpade the maladies of the Teeih and Gams, with their attendant evils, the principal • bject and end of his studies. 3Vlr. TVorance, Dentist, By long practice, a close application to bust ness, snd a thorough knowledge ot the structur. if the Teeih and Gums, has made all the opera tions in those pa. is quite familiar to him, tnso much that wnat some Dentists have judged im r.cticable, he hath performed with ease an< ■*ite»y. ‘He places Teeth both real and artificial, (mak .g the latter with pure enamel) from a singl me to an entire set so accurately, that they sbai '■v* l >' every purpose of the natural. Thus the <t atc-t deficiencies are supplied with ornaments viitch have he recommenda'ion of utility. Ih. s Teeth that h.ve fallen out their suck •t , which f s-quently happenr, though in a per n cl si und s ate, he, by a method peculiar to him self, replaces as firm as ever, without the leas aio or uneasiness to the patient. He clears the Teeth, if ever so discolored, ol o.i their foulness jnd tartar, without pain, and renders them white and as tairas ever in half at hour, ■ verb and Stumos extracted in the easiest mat. er, if ever so d.fficijlt. He assists young ladies and gentlemen in tin hrst and second dentition, and removes the Milk Teeth at proper seasons, lest they should incom node the regular growth of the succeeding once.- and if a deformity of this kind has taken plac. hr ugh the want of a Destist, Mr. Florance un ertakes to correct it 4 provided the subject is •ot mure than twenty years old, and restores the 1 eeth to their natural, regular and beautiful or der. N. B A Tincture and Dentrifice Paste, prepar ed by him only, which preserves the Teeth an ■lianges them to a beautiful white, cures the gums of the Scurvey and makes breath at all times *wee and agreeable, and cures the Tooth Ache i.nme ■hatclj with proper directions how to use it. I>c 1 . 12 •Meson titeavtenx\>j. IT is with pleasure ami confidence that tht Trustees ol this Institution, pre en its cla ms on 'his occasion, foi the support and patronage o' an enlightened public. Although endowed inort 'berally perhaps than any other county school in he s'ate, yet its funds having been unproductive lor several years past being mostly vested in slate bank stock, the academy has been much clogged in its operation. The board have not been abie u ffer an ad. quate inducement to engage the servi ces of a Rector, who combined quaifications end character, that would insure succ. ss to the semtn ary. This bar we arc happy to state is removed and we congratulate the cnniiiiumly in having procured lor tne ensuing year, the Rev Thmna Gould.ng, formerly t Liberty county, a gctule man whose scholarship ami general character ar t..' not rtous to requ.re the feeble tribute ol ou. praise. Vlr. Goulding will superintend b .ihsohoon -his personal services and attention huwevei will be principally besto ved on the lemale tie partment. In the male academy he will he assis ted br Mr. Lslhrop—a northern graduate wh ..a- some experience in teaching—amj who is re , commended <js unexceptional).e in talents an. morals. t o these considerations we have to add , local indiiceme ts. such as health, cheapness ol , board, &e. and perhaps jt would not be though t superfluous to ntggtst, mat inasmuch as most 0 tne important elections are transferred directly P 1 the people, it would become doub y necessary ■ n enlighten their minds, lor no truth stands on a fii met basis than this, that in proportion a* we giv ,) to the people power, we should also give then knowledge. On the practical adoption of thi principle depends the preservation of our repuh lican institutions. Joseph Henry Lumpkin, Secretary. ffj 3 The Editors of the Constituttonalfit, Augusta awl Republican, Savannah -will publish the abort and forward their accounts to Lexington fur pay . ment. J. H. j„ J n ■ r 18 59. Look am\ Job Granting, Neatly Executed at this f ffire AXU STEAM B.iTtlS. DR HOUEL, a French Physician, respectfully informs the public, that he has established S I EAM a d MEDICAL BATHS in Augusta, The very high repute these Baths have acquired in Europe, w here (although a late discovery) they are to be found in every hospital, and the -treat cures they have performed in Boston, Phi ladelphia and Charleston, Can leave no doubt of their efficacy. The most gentle as well as the ‘most powerful medicines are administered by hat means, without any pain, trouble or disgust to the patient. They are a never failing remedy in all cutane ous ass. etions; from Psora, Ringworms, &c. to Scaldhead and Leprosy. They also have neve? tailed of success in either acute or chronic rheu matism. In glandular obstructions, chlorosis, anasarcous wellnigs, incipient dropsy; in all diseases oflhe joints, gouty affections dispersion of tumors, iff cured syphilis, spasmodic or nervous affections; m all bilious disorders, dyspepsia, bypocondriasis, epilepsy—iliese baths have been found most ser viceable, ami have often succeeded even in here ditary complaints. In fine, this manner of admin istering almost every remedy belonging to the healing an, may be tendered applicable to almost every case, and (it is repealed) without any pain, rouble, or disgust to the patient. As ihese baths are not yet generally known. Dr. Hooti, will be happy to give the most res. pectable references to persons who have been cured by tnki. g them. Tl\e Steam # Ratß EstoßUsli me at, Is in Ellls-Street, opposite Mr. M, Mealing’s Brick Mouse, and has an entrance in Broad-street imim diately opposite the city //old. .January 11 57 3. Vuim’s i’auacea. T v HE subsci bar having discovered the cumpo sition of SWAIM’S celebrated Panacea; hi* now a supply on hand for sale ; he has m!u ced the price from go 50 to g 2 50, or by the dozen g 24 All char table institutions in the United States and the poor will be supplied gratis. H the citizens of the principal cities and towns, will appoint an agent to order and distribute this medicine to the poor, it will be supplied. This medicine is celebrated for the cure of She following diseases, “ scrofula or king’s evil, ulcer ated or putrid sore throat, long standing rhu malic affections, cutaneous diseases, white swell ing. ami disease of the bones, and all cases gen erally oi the ulcerous character, and chronic dis eases, generally arising in debilitated constitu tions, but more cxpecially from syphilis, or affec lions arising therefrom ; ulcers in the layrnx, i() des, &c. And that dreadful disease occasioned by a long and exoes.ive use of mercury, kc. It is ■is > useful in disease of the Liver.” CERTIFICATES. 1 have within the last two years had an oppor tunity of seeing several cases of very inveterate ulcers which havi. g resisted previously the regu lar modes of treatment, were healed by the use it Mr. Swaim’s Panacea, and I do believe, from what I have seen that it will prove an important remedy in scrofulous, veherialand mercurial dis eas-'s N. CHAPM USI, M. D. Professor of the Institutes and Practice of Physic, in the University of Pennsylvania. 1 have employed the Panacea of Mr. Swaim in numerous instances, within the last three years, and have always found it extremely efficacious! especially in secondary syphilis, and mercurial diseases, 1 have no bestUation in pronouncing it a medicine of inestimable value. W. GIBSON, M. D. Professor of Surgery in .the University oi Penn sylvania. JOHN SHINN, r licmist. N. B. For sale at Smith and Pearsall’s, N. E. corner <>f Third and Market-streets. Philadelphia. Feb-iarv 17 1 .-23. Iml2m 87 DYING AND SCOC/IHNGT '■'HE Subscriber returns Ins (banks to ttie jiub. IL lie generally, for the encouragement that be lias received since his commencement in the Dying Business, in this jilace, and hopes, by a s.ri’t attention to his business, to have a continn ance of their custom; he still continues at ills old stand, on the north side of Reynold street, near the intersection of Bridge Row—where he intends to carry on the DYING BUSINESS, in all its various branches, on Colton, Silk and Woollen , also, Straw Leghorn and Crape Gentlemen can have their Coats, Pantaloon* and Vesta scoured, grease, paint and staines extrac eci at the shortest notice, and on reasonable terms, Wm. Taliaferro & Son. November 2 37 ~~LOST !! LOST! ! 4 NO I E drawn by Messrs. A. Mitchell & S. 3 Clarke, payable sixty days afier date, Janua ry 21st 1825, to our order, for five hundred and eignu.f nr dollars, 43 cents, and endorsed by us, The public is cautioned against trading for the -ame, and the drawers of said note ag'ainsi pgv. ment to any nth- rs than th>- subscrib- rs. .1. VV r . L. Simmons & Co. Feb 25 jq Lust, ON the 12th Inst, (wa h a small sum of money) F Walkers Ch ck for gi'J, on the Bank of Augusta, dated the- 11th in-t. payable to hearer.-i- The Public is cautioned not to trade for the Check. The tinder by leaving .it with the sub scribers, wih he suitably rewarded, ll- B. IJuncan & Co. January 14 58 Xogroes Uv Sale. 'ITHF, subset'a ter offers lor sale TWENTY lik»- I ly Negroes, consisting of Men, Women, Girls -ml Boys. They will be sold low, on application "> me at the Eagle Tavern, where the Negroes nay be seen. h John D. Walker. January 18 5P A Situation Wanted, 4 YOUNG woman lately from England would 3 be glad to obtain a situation in some pious and respectable family. She has been accustom 'd to every sort of work usual in families, and would m. kc herself very useful either with the Needle, or in any of the departments of bouse keeping. Satisfactory references can be made I Enquire a'this Office. ) February 18 A targe tssortmem of Jirveuiifc Rooks, For sale at tins OJfUc.