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List ot Loiter s,
Remaining in the Pos I Os PICK, at Columbia
Court-House, (Gs.) March 31st, 1825.
A M
Archer Avary.jr. Wm Murray
Willis Agenoii Vlarlha Mutewes
Hubert T Allen Harry M’Lendon
Archer Ayary John Mugruder
Miss 9 M Andrews Robert Mai tin
Jesse Alford Wm Murray
B Mrs Mary Myddleton
Wm P Resile John W Moon
Richard C Burch Miss Mary Msgruder
Morton N Burch Hezekiah Magruder
John Burch Samuel McNair
Mrs Mary Burk# Wm Muncrief
John Black Thomas Malone
Ralph Briscoe Jesse H Morriss
Robert B Burke John Messer
C N
Cl*k Inferior Court, 3 Mrs Hester Newsom
Cl’k Superior Court, 2 O
Thomas Caivair Wm H Oakman
William Carroll P
Warner Cannon Wilder Philipps
Peter Crawford Mrs Susannah Pullin
John Cole Joseph Prince
Miss Fliza Crawford Nicholas W Pitty
James Canli-lge David A Perryman
D Pierson Petitt, Esq.
John Day Dr. J Parkhurst
Miss Virlinda Davis K
J no, M Darsey Randal II Ramsey, 2
E Reubin Reynolds
Sterling Edward* | lane Ray
F } James Rees
Mrs Charlott M Foster D L Ryan
O S
Mr Mary Gurroll .L-sse Steed 2
lit kiai Grubbs M'ss M. Shackelford
Willian M’G. rr ..viiliamSims
Joseph Uurtiell Col H Slaughter
J W Gibson R M Saunders
H Joshua Stanford
Thomas Harden John I’ Smith
Samuel Hows Robert Shields
Anderson Holloway Jamea G Slalings
'I lios. Harden Secretary of Harmony
Wm Hnlgins Lodge No. 16
Mrs Mary Harrison T
Henry E Harrison Mrs Rhoda Taylor
Archibald HeggiC Clitircbwcll Tarvin
Benjamin Harrison W
Drury Harrison .Mias Olivia Watson
George W Hardwick Col Zach. Williams
J ; Th l nv» V atson
Robert Jones James S Wilson
L John Wilfcii.s
Mi-s Muy M Luke Mrs Elizabeth White
J W Lockett Samuel Wilkins
l.nke l.vtly [John H W right, Esq
Alfi r<J Li-vi Miss Martha Wilborne
Mrs Mary J Loyd Henry Wills juii.
David Low Y
Mrs Mary Ann Lamar ; William Young.
Wm. F. Wilkins, p. m.
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List ot Latter
Remaining in (he POST OF.FuE, a. Waynesbo
rough, (Ga.) l“l April, 1825.
Robert R Atkinson 1 \bnep Belcher
Mary Am Andrews | Jacob Bust
Harley Attawry 5 Ann Henderson
James At.dcrson | James H iiuymans
p j Hrown } George Hammond
Augustus Boulineau, 2 |Dnul 1) L Holliday
John Brigham, 5 j Bt.'m Hargraves
William Barron. 2 5 bn-1 Inman
Jano s II Bryan | D 11 homaa Jones
John Bel., senr 1 ‘bred Jarvia, E-q
Vincent Bemfield I John Jurden
Jessey Burch j Vbsolem Kinsey 1
IF chard B' ck | Slla » M Lester
It chard Uyoe {James Lewis
John H Cox I Bn ant Lane
James Chance, 3 } Benjamin Madery or
Joseph Chance | Isaac Farmer
W m R CaUlwell, 3 { i,e ' r Y Marsh
Marlin Cleveland } VV|l, »m B Mulford
H nry (hew, 1 bev Colin M'lver
Margardt Crozier {John M'Ncill
S eplien U. beoport I Hi Baiildmg B Miller
Samu* i Davis, 2 |>* Nicks
Avery Dye 1 Whinney Oliver
I, P Dugas 1 Benjamin Phillipa
Mi sa Lucy Dillard | Gapt Roberts I
A Forth | f lushes Rawls
Tiin .thv Farrell Arthur K 'yal
Jesse Farrow Wes'ley Reese <
Thomas Floyd Elizabeth Russell
Robert Frier , Frederick R oliubart
Fielding Fryer Art or Sikes
Margaret' \ Ford Clement Sharp, 2
E 1 .SS H Evans l.ewis Span*
Charles Gregory James Shepard
William G dbre, 2 G.pt Ereriil Sapp
VV,lli«m God bee or Samuel Seeg*r
Sumue Godbee or lames Shirley ’
Spiona Reeves J imes U Spann
A ma Grubbs sarah Sea brooks (
Jona ha Gr gory , Eason Sneed
Benjamin (iilatrap l Richard Thomas
Orange Green William Taylor
Le*. 1 r Humphreys, 5 I abilha Thompson
Absolem Harwell, 2 Solomon M'upd
John Host 2 ' lohn Wimberly
W ulisrn Hu«t 1 W lliam Wales
Aboei II lltday Jam*- Ward
Jacob Hargr ve William West
M a Isa.ie Harris | Ely Warnoch
Joseph Hines or |
E. Garlick. p. m.
April < •• 'i
AdmiiiislTutoTs nale.
IV pnrsuanc- -I an order ol the I Tenor Com
>f Richmond County, sitin g for Ordinary
purposes, there will be gold at (he Market Hous.
i:< 'he City of Augusta, on the fii t Tuesday ii
June next :
One undivided third pe.rt of the
Lot in iht City 1 Augusta. ■ pri at it occupied
by Messrs. Biadey L D ibcriy, having a front o'
Broad and Ellis streets of about twenty feet
which Lot is ill. seven'll part ol Lot No. 26, its
the pla lof said ci'y Tin* sale is ordered for
foe beo- fit ol the II .irs and Creditors ot Samue
Bowers, jun, drre't- d
Win C. Dilhm, Jtdm'r.
April 1, 1825 111 r B'.'
AdmiiiietrAtor's hale.
ILL hi -mi o luesjav (tie J9th Anril,
▼ T s' he house ot Joint 8. ge-, al the per
s ■ Ks'atr »l Samuel Bell, hie of the Com t
oi R rlimond. decfised b\ ordn of the Hoii'ts
file Court oi Ordinary it s-.id County.— Con
dtlions maoe know e the 'ime sale.
John Senge«, Jdm'r.
A pri 4
5,. A v Hi
Auwukta buokft^,
ta*(i at //ftv
Sheriff** Sale.
Will be sold on the first Tuesday in May next,
at the Court House in Wuynesborough, Burke
County, :
9 Negroes, viz ; Matt, Cherry,
Charles, Jim, \\ ily, Prince, Soia, Afly and hei
child Lucretia—levied on as the property of John
Barrel, deceased, to satisfy two Executions in fa
vour of the Administrators of Ball Junes, dec.
—also—
-1 Negro man named Bill, levied
on as the property of Lewis Uyne, to satisfy sun
dry Biecutions in favour of Urodnaz, Welch and
others, returned by a constable.
als—
o-1 Jack-Ass, levied on as the pro
pcrly of Eubank and (tolls, to satisfy two Execu
tions in favour of Wily Boss, for the use of It-
N. Holliday and others.
—also —
One third of 318 acres of Land,
adjoining Lands of William Barron, senr. a. d o
thers, levied on as the property of Jesse White,
deceased, to satisfy an Execution in favour of John
H. Mann.
—also—
-200 Acres of Land, adjoining
Lands of Thomas Burke, levied on as the proper
ty of T. 11. Moore, to satisfy sundry f,, fas. in fa
vour of E. Girlick and Itedfield.
—also—
One grey Horse, levied on as the
property 01 Alexander P. Lewis, to satisfy an
Execution in favour of Patrick Sessoms.
AT.S" —
The third part of three Negroes,
viz : Lewis, Jane a tl l)av.-, leviea on as the pro
perty of Thomas Sorsby, to satisfy an Execution
ni favour of Cary G'dbey, administrator on the
Estate of Haltlv Moore, deceased.
Jno. T Forth, s. u. c.
March 31 IK 5 5 r 81
aN otice.
AGREEABLE to in cider of the Honorable
, tile Jus'ices of th Inferior Court, when si'
itiigfor 0 dinary purposes, will be sold at the
Court House in the Town of Waynesboroug
on the first Tuesday in May next.
Two negroes, viz; Tom and his
wife Silvey, smd for the ben fi of I >r. ii hard
Roge rs, Minor, heir of Richard Kog.rs, dec.
Terms at sale.
Jno. Rogers, Guardian.
Marc'' 8. 1825. «■
Administrator's aa.v
Will be soid on the first Tues lay in vlay nexf,
the Court House in Franklin County, at fit'
usual hours, agreeable to an order of the In
tenor Court of said County, while silting fu
Ordinary pnrnoses :
One negro, named Randal, of the
estate of iVtn. Edwai'ls, deceased, sold in orde
to make a division among the Heirs of said de
■eased.
Terms made known on the dav <>f sale.
George Stovall, adm’r.
March 11. 1825. 7t t 77
Administrator’s Sale.
Will be sold oo tne first Tuesday in June next
at the Court-House in Burke County, at the ti
suul hum's agre able to an order of the Hon
orahle the Justices of the Inferior Court oi
said County, when sitting fur Ordinary purpo
*es.
Three negroes, named Hannah,
■lucky a d Moses, belonging to the Estate ol Ren
bi-u Moore, deceased, sold in order to make adi
vision among the Heirs of said deceased.
Terms made known on day ol sal
Flizabeth Moore, admr’x.
Mi 18 182,5 V* t U1
dministnitor’s bale.
Will he sold on batttrd'V the 21st day of Mai
next, at the late residence of Mary Plait, de
ceased, or at my House in Scriven County, h»
low Pearce's, between the hours of ten am
four o’cl'-ck :
All the perishable property be-
I ng"»g ’■<> th- E tale of the said eo ased, coo
i ting of Cable, Hogs, one Stove, Household
•id Kitchen Furniture, together with a numbet
of other articles too tedious to enumerate.
Terms of sale made known on the day.
Ephraim Hunter, Adm’r.
Sc*ivev con if A’’ 1 4 1825 8' t 83
Xeu BoViara IWwavd.
A\ ®*t"tied r an Horse, black mane and
tail, about 1-1 hands high, 5 years old thi
spring, has been missing from Mr. Charles Gas
diet, in Jones county, on the 27th March. It is
opposed that he has been stolen or straved a
way. The above reward will be paid on the de
■ very of the said H >rs» to Mr. diaries Gaschcl
or Mr. Thomas R. Stubb. at Mill dgeville.
A o-H 1* 83
! LOUTH LOST!!
\NO I E drawn by Mes-rs a. Mitchell & S.
Clarke, payable sixty days after date, Janna
ry 21st 1825, to our order, for five hundred and
■ •igoty four dollars, 43 cents, and endorsed by us,
i ue public is cautioned against trading for tin
ame, ai d the drawers of said note against pay
nent to any other, than the subscribers
J. W. L. Simmons & Co.
Feb °5
IaU&V,
ON the 12th inst, (with a all sum of money
F. Walter's Check for j§sd, on the Hank o
ingua'i*. dated the lltll in-t. payable to bearer
The Ptblic is cautioned not to trade for th
cluck. The finder by leaving it with the sui
iCt'bers, will be suitably reward- d.
R. B. Duncan & ('u.
Janusrv 14 5'
t*ov Sale.
rHE subsenoer idlers tor ale I MENTYIik
ly Negroes, consisting I Men. W omen, Gir.
,'d Buys. The\ will be sold low, on applicatioi
nine at the Eagle Tavern, where the Negrot
may be seen.
John I). Walker.
.1 unitary 18 *0
A situation Wauled,
A YOUNG wo: an lately fr m England would
A be glad to obtain a situation in some pitutr
sod respectable family. She has been accustom
•d to every sort of work usual in families, am
- would in k- hersell very u.elul either with lh.
Needle, or in any of the deparcinents of housi
k' e 'iog. Satisfactory references can be nmdt
E quire at this Office.
.February J.B fa
TO THE PUBLIC.
THERE is perhaps no medical observation bet
ter established none more generally confirme*
by the experience ot the best physicians of all age>
sod countries and none of more importance to thi
practitioner,than the fact,that many ot the most diffi
cult and incurable complaints originate in neglect'
ed colde. In a climate as variable as ours,where the
changes of the weather are frequently sudden and
unexpected, it requires more care and attention
guard against this subtle and dangerous enemy ot
tie, than most people imagine, or are able an<
willing to bestow. Hence the vast number of pat
cents, afflicted with coughs, catarrhs, asthma
consumptions, and other affections, and hence tin
tarrago of rational and absurd remedies, cried ut
by the learned and illiseraie. the many cases o
• tie kind, fell under my observation ; the prepost
erous compositions of inflaming drugs, whic'
ire in vogue ; the disappointment I experienced ii
practice from remedies highly recommended, ant'
my own predisposition to putaonic complaints
■vere strong inducements for'nse to considet
whether a compound consisting ot mild vegetabl
iubstsiices could not he invented, more fret* frort
the well founded objections of practitioners, am
belter calculated , avert the threatening di
struclion of the lungs
PULMONIC
Syrup ot VagatokVaa,
For coughs, colds, asthmas an. comminution.'
I'his remedy is superior any medicine whic
ins been offered 11 the public, as it is prepare
trom the most valuable herbs of our vegetabl
kingdom, and its qualities are such that every de
pendence may be placed in its virtues tor lh<
cure of the above diseases. From the kimwledg
the proprietor has of the pulmonic virtues of th
syru ■, he has m* hesitation in recommending i
to those who labour under th .se di-iresv.g com
lain's as a safe and ellicacious remedy, and hav
ing i.dinmiatnred it to thousands in New York a >■
Philadelphia, he feels no hesitation in < liering
to the |,ubli" and after trial, th 'se persons wh
purchase the genuine syrup, will have their mo
nev refunded by returning tiie bo tie, if mey di
not teei saiisli-d that tm.y hare 'raped benel
from the use of it.
Directions for Use.
Take a tea spoon hill t ire- a day, sa*
morn ng, noon and night, and continue it until re
lieved.
GCj” Each bottle will have the signature of ti.
propretor.
CCT Prepared only and sold ' E- Audler, gig
of tin* Gold n Engle, Augusta.
Or' .1 '( ' ft
— .■ ■ -.■■■■ i ■— i -
New mid i v ,a <it
P ATCN'I't KJJ Bt TUI UAT'EJI STATES Ot AHHICI
A (IDLER’S
Asiatic Lciu \c lor Pain.
riiis Medi- * cine is a nev
er failing /?'*. remedy for
the sooth- Ache, Head
Ache, and other dis
JA IS remedy is good .'gams' the tooth ache «
JL pain in th teeth and jaws when duly appliei
and employed, it possesses sovereign ffleacy
Believing swellings of the gums, face and adjace
.parts, arising from or connected with to,»th ach
[ It relieves head-ache or pains in '.he head i
the most easy and agreeable manner; for this fr
quent and distressing complaint, diis, his ns
medicine, is a charming prescription, for it i
"tores both the organs of sense and the nerve
' heir healthy condition at a quick and admi 8 .
•ate.
This new and useful preparation produces, i>
mild and gen le stimulation, a cheering operatin
pon the spirits—it quickens the sensations
sharpens the perceptions, and invigorates th
functions of the mind, by dissipating gloom a t
vapours it acts truly like a nervous and cephah
medicine of the first order.
Nor is its effect less beneficial when consider,
in relation to the stomach, than to ’he mouth, th
ieadand the spirits, by its qualities it acts ur. .
the sight and immediate organs ot digestion »>
carminative and cordial, expelling wind, removin;
nrpor, correcting acidity, and creating a m<>
comfortable warmth.
The operation of this invention and improv.
ment is quite as favorable to diseases it the ea.
more especially it acts to great advantage in dn
ness and hardness of hearing, and even in incipi
ent deafness, restoring the tailing organ to th,
exercise of its true and healthy functions ot'he.o
mg.
Certificate from Dr. Samuel L. Jllitchell.
Dr. Ezekiel Audler, of the city of New-York
this day submitted to me his letters patent Iron
he United Stales, for compounding and vending
a remedy which he calls the Asiatic Lenitive, aw
asked my opinion upon the same, whereupon, ; 1
ter examining the receipt contained in the specifi
cation, 1 find it contains a mixture of such aroma
ic, anodyne, and anti acid a tides, as are well cal
culated to produce a con.posing effect on the ho'
nan body,
Samuel L. Mitchell.
JW>c- York, -Kovem'nr 2 <l, 1818.
•iudlviv ’s .Milk ot Hoses.
AN elegant cosmetic for whitening, sos emny
and beautifying the skin, and removing pin.,
pies, freckles and chops fmm the face, neck, kc
The Milk ut Roses possesses many qualities, for is
mt only serves for the above purposes, but it pul
bloom of youth on age, which valuable properu
■very lady is fond ol enjoying. This beautiful rose
has a delightful fragrance, and is anartich
wh ch can be used with safety, as it contains noth
ng tliai will injure the skin, and it is an indispensa
ole article to every lady, and should be found or
their toilets.
Duikctioss.—After being washed and driei
then take a small quantity on a piece of white flan
anduel then wash face, neck, hands, &c. Each hot
tie will be signed by the proprietor. Price gl.
Prepared only and sold by E. Audler, sign of the
Golden Ksgle, Augusta.
July 4 2
•Notice.
•IMIF. co-pattnership of Julian & Thompson is
•- dissolved. The subscriber hasj resumed his
office near the market.
N. B. Julian.
‘ Feb. 18 68
E. AUDLER,
SURGEON DENTIST,
RESPECTFULLY inform, the Ladies and Gen
tlemen of Augusta, that he will be ready tt
serve them at all times, at his or their houses, ii
, he line of his profession, and hopes he will mei
( share of the public patronage, as he will extrac
eelh and stumps, anti in the easiest manner if eve
>f difficult, and all its other branches.
( Taste ol Garbou,
A superior dentitrice to any ever offered foi
( cleaning beautifying and whitening the teeth aiu
making the breath sweet and greeabic.
SCORBUTIC ESSENCE.
Os Roses,
Which removes all scorbutic humour in thi
ims and teeth, and makes them firm at th.
ime time,
Prepared and sold by
E. Audler.
' At his Drug and Medicine Store, at the Cottoi
Range. Sign of the Golden Eagle, Augusta.
Julv 4 2
A. CARD.
Z. FLOBULVCE,
SURGEON DENTIST,
it Buchelder U Cod-wise’s. Broad-Street, Augustt
nearly opposite he Planter's Hotel.
UESPBC 1 FULLY informs the Public, that lit
has returned again to this City, and respect
uliy so icit-. the Patronage of the Ladies and
Gent emeu who may require his services in th*
seteial (tranches of his Profession.—Person
wisning his service in private Families can call aiu'
*ee his work Manufactured on a new principle
winch he warrants.
Taatk and Gums.
The dlsea es ol ttie i eeth and Gums are chief
y owing to ur own neglect; the pans of the
ilinients which lodge about them alter mastics
non, growing acrid and corrosive, the gums are
hereby first affected, as being the most tendei
•arts, alter these corruptions are produced, com
.noitly called the Tartar of the Teeth, whicl
•e-.troying both their texture and whiteness no’
. dy deprives the mouth of its principal orna
o nt», but brings on violent looth aches, and ren
<rrs the Gums livid and putrid, and offensive ti
mi-selves and others. —Hut though people ii
C neral may prevent those inconveniences, by
a e and attention at first, yet. if they are oner
offered to take p ace, it is no longer in the pow
r of the sufferer to remove them this being pro
■ eily the province of the experienced Dentist
who has made the maladies ot the Teeth am'
G'.igig, with their attendant evils, the principa'
bjeot and end of his studies.
M.r. ¥\oranca, Dentist,
By long practice, a close application to busi
ess, a.ul ath trough knowledge of the slrucuin
t the Teeth and Gums, naa made all the opera
ons in tnose parts quite familiar to him, mao
ouch tha l what some Dentists have judged im
racticaole, he hath performed with ease am
saie'y.
He places Teeth both real and artificial, (mak
og the latter with pure enamel) from a sing],
me to an entire set so accurate)}, Dial they aha ,
nswer every purpose ot the natural. Thus ilk
I'oatest deficiencies are supplied with ornament
which have the recommendation of utility.
Fh"se Teeth that h ye fallen out their suck ,
ets, which frequently happens, though in a per
• cl sound state, he, by a method peculiar to him
•elf, replaces as firm as ever, without the lear
sin or uneasiness to the patient.
He clears the Teeth, il ever so diso lured, oi
I iheir foulness and tartar, without pain, am .
enders them white and as fftiras ever in half a
■ mr.
Teeth and Stumps extracted in the easiest man ‘
<*r. if ever so difficult.
H- assi.is young ladies and gentlemen in tin
irst and second dentition, and removes the Mill 1
i eeth at proper seasons, lest they should incom s
•ode the regular growth of the succeeding once.' 1
id if a deformity of this kind has taken plact '
'trough the want of a Destist, Mr. Florance un 1
■ . takes to correct it ; provided the subject ii '
it more than twenty years old, and restores tin
eeth to their natural, regular and beautiful or
ley. 1
N. B. A Tincture and Dentrifice Paste, preoar
I by him only, which preserves the Teeth am |
Manges them to a beautiful white, cures the gum>
f 'he Scurvey and makes breath at all times swei
i id agreeable, and cures the Tooth Ache ijimt
ately, widi proper directions how to use it.
'V'ffier 12 31
IT is with pleasure and confi<leuce that tin
Trustees of this Institution, present its claim, 1
dug occasion, for the support and patronage o 1
oi enlightened public. Although endowed more
literally perhaps than any other county school ii
die state, yet its funds having been unproducliVf
•nr several years past being mostly vested in stall
dank stuck, the academy has been much cluggee
■i its operation. The board have not been able u
ffer an adequate inducement to engage the servi
oes of a Rector, who combined qua ifications and
character, that would insure success to the stum,
ary. This bar we are happy to state is removei
~nd we congratulate tlie community to havpig
procured for the ensuing year, the Rev. Thoms'
, Goulding, formerly of Liberty county, a gentle
nan whose scholarship and general character ur,
too notorious to require the feeble tribute of out
praise. Mr. Goulding will superintend b Uhschoo
—his personal services and attention howevei
will oe principally besto ved on the female dt
partment. In the male academy he will be assis
ted by Mr. Lathrop—B northern rad' a to wh
• lias some experience in leaching—aim who is re
: commended as unexceptionable in talents and
' morals. To these considerations we have to add,
local inducements, such as health, cheapness of
• board, &c. and perhaps it would not he though
n upetfluous to suggest, that inasmuch as most o'
the important elections are transferred directly P
the people, it would become doubly necessary '■
enlighten their minds, for no truth stands on a fir
mer basis than this, that in proportion as we giv
to the people power, we should also give thm
i | knowledge. On the practical adoption of thi
principle depends the preservation of our repub
licau institutions.
Joseph Henry Lumpkin,
Secretary
’ (J 3“ The Editors of the Constitutionalist, Augusta
and ltepublican, Savannah, will publish the abovi
and forward their accounts to Lexington for pay
ment. J, H. L,
January IS 59.
ssmDumsa
AMU STEAM BATHS.
DR. HOUEL, a French Fhysician, respectfully
informs the public, that he has established
STEAM and MEDICAL BATHS in Augusta,
The very high repute these Baths have acquired
in Europe, where (although a late discovery)
they are to be found in every hospital, and the
great 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 that
means, without any pain, trouble or disgust to the
patient.
They are a never failing remedy in all cutane
ous afli etions; from Psora, Ringworms, &c. to
bealdhead and Leprosy. They also have never
i ailed of success in either acute or chronic rheu
matism.
In glandular obstructions, chlorosis, anasarcous
Wellings, incipient dropsy; in all diseases of the
joints, gouty affections, dispersion of tumors, ill
cured syphilis, spasmodic or nervous affections;
in all bilious disorders, dyspepsia, hypocondriasis,
epilepsy—these baths have been found most ser
viceable, and have often succeeded even in here
ditary complaints. In fine, this manner of admin
istering almost every remedy belonging to the
healing art, may be rendered applicable to almo
every case, and (it is repealed) without any pa;
rouble, or disgust to the patient.
As these baths are not yet generally k *
Dr. Hodkl will be happy to give the mos u
pectable references to persons who ' ■._;,
cured by tak'u.g them.
TUe Stram LalVa
EstabVU .
Is in Ellis-Street, op '{ 'sealing's
ifrick House, aid has an m . . e r )< Mad-slreet
immediately opposite the c. 2/< i. l
January II 57
J. feUluu’s Panacea.
THE subserber having discovered the compo
sition SWAIM’S celebrated Panacea,
ms now a suppjly on hand for sale ; he has redu-1
ced the price from g 3 50 to g 2 50, or by the *
dozen g 24
All charitable institutions in the United States
and the poor will be supplied gratis.
It the citizens of the principal cities and towns,
will appoint an agent to order and distribute this
medicine to the poor, it wil) be supplied.
This medicine is celebrated for the cure of the
following diseases, “scrofula or king’s evil, ulcer
ated or putrid sore throat, long standing rhu
matic affections,, cutaneous diseases, white swell
mg, and disease of the bones, and all cases gen
erally of the ulcerous character, and chronic dis
eases, generally arising in debilitated constitu
tions, but more especially from syphilis, or affee
lions arising therefrom ; ulcers in the layrnx,
lodes, &c. And that dreadful disease occasioned
>y a long and cxcensive use of mercury, &c. It is
• Iso usetul in disease of the Liver." I
GEIJ TIfICATES. j
I have within the last two years had an oppor- •'
unity of seeing several cases of very inveterate
ulcers which having resisted previously the regu
lar modes of treatment, were healed by the use
of Mr. Swaim’s Panacea, and 1 do believe, from’; '
what I have seen that it Will prove an important; -
remedy in scrofulous, venerial and mercurial dis
eases N. CHAPMAN, M. D. i
Professor of the Institutes ai d Practice of
Physic, in the University of Pennsylvania.
1 have employed the Panacea of Mr. Swaim in
numerous instances, within the las' three years, ‘
ind have always found it extremely efficacious, ,
especially in secondary syphilis, and mercurial
diseases. I have no (restitution in pronouncing it;
« medicine of inestimable value.
W. GIBSON, M. I).
Professor of Surgery in the University of Penn
cylvania. *
JOHN SHlNN,Chemist.
N. B, For sale at Smith and Pearsall’s, N. E,
corner of Third and Market-streets.
Philadelphia, February 17, 1323. Iml2m 87
DYING AND SCOURING.
‘ V |IHE Subscriber returns his thanks to the pub-
JL lie generally, for ihe encouragement that
* has received since his commencement in the
Dying Business, in this place, and hopes, by a
strict attention to his business, to have a conlinu
unce of their custom ; he still continues at his
old stand, on the north side of Reynold street,
near lire intersection of Bridge Row—where li&
intends to carry on the DYING BUSINESS, in
.11 its various branches, on Cotton, Silk and
Woollen , also, Straw Leghorn and Crape, '
Gentlemen can have their Coats, Pantaloons ami
Vests scoured, grease, paint and staines extracted
at the shortest notice, and on reasonable terms,
Wm. Taliaferro & Son.
November 2 37
•Vo Vive.
THE annual meeting of me Stockholders of the
Steam-Boat Company of Georgia, will take
place, agreeable to the constitution, at their office,
in the city of Savannah, on the 2d Mon Jay in May
next, at which time an election will be held for
thirteen Directors. Polls open at 10 o’clock, A.
M. and close at 2 o’clock, P. M.
Any absent Stockholder, may by power of attor
ney, under seal and certificate by a notary public
.r justice of the peace, authorize any other stock
holder to vote for him or them.
Wm. P. Hunter,
Treasurer Steam-lioat Company. .
Anril 9 d 83 *
Taka Notice.
rHE City R-.mtl and Well Tax for 1825 is now
due, and the Collector and'Treasurer mav be
found at the store occupied by N. L. Slurges,
Juir'r. on the corner of Washington and Broad
sireet, every day (Sunday excepted) until the
first day of May next, to receive payment for the
ante. Public notice is hereby given that execu
■ tons will be issued against all defaulters imme
diately after the time specified.
Nathaniel L, Sturges,
Collector and Treasure,
March I, 1825. 10't 71
N otice.
/A LL persons to whom the estate of John M
XIA Lapkin, deceased, is indebted, arc requcslc
present their accounts within the time pre
scribed by law, and those who are indebted to
said estate, are requested to make immediate pay
ment to
Peter Hennoch, Jldin’r.
Julv 28 F 8
For or Hire,
A Negro \S oma". a good Co-k. Washer anß
li-oncr. For particu'irs apply to
William Macki*.
February 1M ts #e