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'l Any of the political evils, under which every Country in toe world labours, art*, not owing to any want of love for our Country, but to an ignorance of its real constitution and interests.” rPRIESTLV
NEW SERIES Vol. U. AUGUSTA, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 26. 1825. No. 8?.
WtßßKßrzszzsrjmmamKy wwhi—Umwkti———e———
Cfte Cantftitutioualitft
IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
BY W. .T. BUNCE,
AUGUSTA, GA.
fcFLLN'BVU DVIAWLVU^
PRIZES ALL floating.
GRAND
STATE LOTTERY
OF
MARYLAND,
ss the follow ,ng brilliant capitals still un
drawn, viz.
40,0Q0 ttoWa. 11M000 V>o\\s.
M\U. \ 5,000 DoUs.
Beside. 12 of 1000 6 . u 500 Sic. the who!" pay
able in cast), which as usual it COHEN’S OFFICE
cun be bad the moment they are drawn.
19di drawing on Wednesday, 30di nf March
20ih and last on Thursday, Slat * if March
Unless the great caoiial of g-10,000 should be
undrawn after the 19th is over, in -which case the
80th drawing will be deferred to tlie 12th April,
when tile scheme must he c implrted
Whole Ticheli gl2 i Quarter* - 3 00
, Halve* • -6 ( Eighths • 150
f To be had, warranted undrawn, at
®©SmSP,3
Where both t<ie great Capitals of 20,000 and
10,000 DOLL AKS, di*awn in the UONUMKNT
LOTTERY, on the 28th ult. were sold, and
where were sold, the Capital Frizes of 100,000
Dollars, half and one quarter to citizens of Gear
gia ; 20,0005, 10,000 s, 5000s,''In the last Grand
State Lottery, and where more capital prizes
BATE lIEEN OUTAIMKI) THAI* AT ANT OTHER OFFICE
IK AMERICA.
Orders left with I. K. St.JOHN, Broad-street.
AUGUSTA, Georgia, will be promptly attended to,
FUEBOF POSTAGE.
April 1 80
LA FAYETTE HAT
AND
CLOTHING WARE-HOUSE
The Subscriber
le opening in Broad one door below Mr. Al
ten's Hat Store,
A LARGE Atfll GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
AND CLOTHING,
Consisting of
{Less coats, ,
Frock Coats
Drab box coats
Double & single mill’d Casaimere Pgntalooi
Broad Cloth, Sat.nett and Corduroy do
Todinetl, Valencia, Svtansdown St black silk
Vesta
Blue and black Cloth and Cassivnere do
Superfine Linen and Cotton, frilled and plait
Shirts
Knitted, Cotton, Worsted and Lambswocl
Shirts and Drawees •
Flannel do do
Tartan and Camblet (Jloaks
Ladies do
Boy’s Dresses
youth’s close body Goats
Gentlemen’s superfine Hats, some very wide
brims
Immitation beaver 7 do
La Fayette, boys and mens seal skin Caps
Washington, Jackson and La Fayette Stocks
I Silk Umbrellas
110-iery
Gloves, &c.
ALSO
Negro Jackets nod Truwsers
House servants Coatees and Pantaloons
Fearnought great Coats
Guernsey Frocks, red flannel Shirts
Striped and Check do
Common Linen ( J„
Woollen Gloves, and many other article;
in his line.
The above GOODS are New-Yorx made, am
will be disposed of wholesale and retail, at New
York prices.
J. P. hetze.
December 3 4b
An Elegant Assortment of
, fc'AXLX
© ® © ID 3j>
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
¥aucy Viv)tuV\s tolune,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Rich Barege, Silk ami Gauzi
Handkerchiefs,
Black Velveteen, for Dresses, and a variety o
Striped Silks.
F. Dupont.
A;'rii 112 t 89
JVoy\Vum*u liiu and NV uiskes
BARRELS Northern GIN
7 u Barrels Whiskey,
mhKEBS just received
AMO FOR SALE BY
Benj. Barton.
April 8 H 2
IMWWLN*,
RESFEC I FULI.Y atinonnces to his friend
and the public, that he has r em ved lo Co
lu.nbia Court House. Me mav be und at Mr
Baal’s, when not Professionally engaged.
April IS St r 84
DIMOCK & MVRSH,
. Merchant - Tailors,
OPPOSITE THE CITY HOTEL,
Have received per the hist Steam Boat, a
new am l additional supply of
Which with their other stock on ha.nl will make
their assortment complete, persons in want are
respectfully invited to call and judge for them
selves.
April 5 81
QfT Darien iMoney will be taken
for me fiillowi .g G mris it .akeii troui me vVuarf
which will be received this week,
Hr. Steam Boat JVo. 6 and 15.
S TONS S weeds Iron assorted
a9O Barrels best Baltimore Whiskey
Pr. Boat Hob Roy.
334 Kegs patent cut nails assorted
29.000 do Castings assorted
2.000 do Sad Irons
4,009 clo Blist-red Steel
194 Kegs White Lead groupd in Oil
30 bbls. Loaf Sugar
18 Hhd. Superior N. Orleans Sugar
21 bbls. Muscovado do
109 Coils Bale R ipe
58 Pieces Bagging
20 Hhd. White’s Baltimore Giu
7 Tierces prime Rice
78 Boxes irrsh Rils'iis
72 Kegs Pickled Salmon cheap
4 Boxes Cad Steel axes.
Thomas S. Metcalf.
March 29 79
OLD IHHVT VVLiVfc.
DEMIJOHNS of old Rons Port, Vin
'age ot 1820.—Certified by the Royal Company
jf Oporto.
25 Dozen bottles ditto. Vintage of 1816,
FOR SALE MI
A. 1. & G. W. Huntington.
March 22 77
ToUaUeA WaisibfcVts,
BvaccVela, &c.
'A IJHF, subscrib-r has this ilay received per ship
Doris trnm Liverpool, an elegant assor'ment
of Polished Steel Wmstbelts, Bracelets, Ruckle,
and Clasps, of the newest fashion,
—ALSO
Yard Neck Chains,
Necklaces,
Negl.gies,
Beat L niden Hair, Cloth and Habit Brushes,
Perfumed Soaps, Sic. &c,
George Oates.
March 18
MOLASSES, &c.
m HHDS. Molasses, new crop
13 Tierces do do
20 llhda. New O'deans Sugar
39 Bags Green C ffee
, dust received and lor sale by
Thomas S. Metcalf.
1 March 29 79
anxHJWe
a©o GALLONS prime new Honey, at one
dollar a gallon.
'■ Just received and for sale by
Thos. S. Metcalf.
March 29 79
SCOFIELD, PHELPS & Co,
DRAPERS AMD TAILORS
HAVING formed a connection wiih Mr. Henry
Howard, late of Baltimore, have removed
leir Establishment to No. 88, Broadway, corner ol
Wall-Street, where their Business will in future be
conducted under the firm of
SCOFIELD, PHELPS & /TOWARD.
Mew-Yorh, June. 1823 7
s
i FHEsH UME.
a©© CASKS fresh Stone Lime, of a superior
quality, just received and tor si.c by
T. S. .Metcalf.
- March 29 79
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
ftoila & OfeiviUtz, I'owAtYs,
OR sale by the Srnuli or large q i-.-ii.ty
I'hose who purchase to retail w.d oe suppli
-d ai a reduced price.
1 John Beach. & Co.
ApKI 1 HO
* Agency \ \
|¥ WING constiiu e.d J A.IRS THOMPSON'
'' JJL Jr. E\q. my Age it I earn. .;ly aohei. 1/10 -
jci'.jns indeoted to me for tue Hamburq Gnzeuee
ind an otlie s u pectin ary arr ars . in k. e p,i,.
orient to h.in immediately.
F. W. Pleasants.
Clj’A Subscription Paper 1- open us Office
m Wa.hington-street, where th >se wishing <1 1 ■
come subscribers, have an opportunity a I rdr.u
1 hern F. W p.
I 1- i 11 71
iv olice.
A LL persons to who n hr la'c Francis Bouven
_i \ of the city of Augusta, dec as. cl, is indi hi
d, tre requested to present llieir dt rna ds «nh
11 tne time prescrib' d by law ; and ihosr indent
ed, tre requesti d to make immediate payment.
B. }
Faul liussigaol,s
D -snmber 21 }l
ifimi - f | m miwi'ii ■« mi BrrTrnrTiirmr-- 1
M. W. \VARH r : \ T
Has just received front JVViu York, and is now
opening an element assortment of Seasonable ,
DRY GOODS. 1
Anri I 12 83 I
\AJwMfcEtt. FAETvUIAbE
AND
Commission Business.
At his old stand in Savannah, near tat fort, and 1
is prepared in make suitable advances upon ail I
produce plaCc.(W»hi‘ hands lor sa'e. d
John Everinghara, jr. I
A pi’ll 12 83 11
OX EDXSkttXwVtEXT. I
IIBLS Washington Gin 1
5 lids, Ph hi. elphia W hiskey
150 Bbls. Whiles Baltimore tiin 1
16 U
80 Bbls. No. 3 M.ckerel *
15 Bbls. Whiskey •
l't do, Cider. •
Which will be sold low for cash or approved '
Town paper. '
William H. Egan. (
Aor ; l 22 3t 86 ,
I I
OaiTiage
1 ILT AS ce.ved * ,i»n of his Spring Supply of
' *-A CARRIAGES and GIGS, widen maxes his
'assort ren( of Gigs complete—consisting of fist, 1
I
. second and third rate Lein her and Suntup Gigs/
one Coanhee and one Charimee. Being regular-(
ly supplied wilh an extensive assortment, direct .
from the various manufactories of W - Turk and its
•Ivicinily, he is disposed to sell on ti> good lernts as
the articles can h r obtained in Augusta ,
CCy’Orders for any kind of Carriages will be
forwarded and executed in th" best manner, at
the manufacturing prices. Gigs and Carriages!
budt io order. Repairing in alt branches, at short
| notice, on the most reasonable terms.
- March 92 (I 77
_
Gy a. ml v u£ utovrvgia.
it; subordinate Chapter indi-r du juris
" ■ dieti,.,, „f ,he GUAjYD ROYAL ARCH
CHARTER of the Plate ot Georgia, are he reby
nodfi :d to attend, by their legs' representatives,
the annual met ting on MOND AY (he 2d of Ma\
next, at the Masonic H li in Lnu sville. Chap
tern in arrears are requested to comply with the
6ih section, 3d article of the Grand Constitution,
as it will be strictly enforced.
Daniel Hook,
Grand Secretary.
. (T3* The Savannah Republican and Milledge
ville Journal, will give the above two insertions '
and forward tlieir accounts to this Office for pay
ment.
e LouisvWe. April 7 1895. 82
Eauk in late «{ Georgia.
Savannah, 31st March, 1825.
NOTICE.— An Election will be held at the
Banking House in this city on MONDAY Hie ,
2d day of May ensuing for Nine Directors on ill*-
part of the Stockholders in this institution. The ,
poll wi:i be opened at Ten o’clock, A, M. and
y closed at 2 o'clock P. M
( l By order of the Board.
>f A. Porter, Cashier.
,03* The Kd : t' rs of the Augusta Constitutional-1
ist Washington News, G orgia Journal and South- ’
ern Recordar in Milled.;eville, will please publish i
_ -be above until the da) ol E.eclion. A. IJ.1 J .
March 3l 81 I
£>* B, H. Hopkins having deter- 1 '
r min.-.d to rend- per nmen ly on the sand-Hills, I 1
wishes to dispose of Ins house in Augusta. The|*
terms V(ill be reasonable, and accommodating as-'
to payments As tlial part of the city is likely to 1
hcconie the scene ot extensive business, the house *
s very avourably situated t>r .hat purpose. The!'
building is well caLcmaied .or both a s,ore and' 1
dwelling. Abe lower story being entirely se/ara- *
ied from'htse ab-ve,
. Shoal I dtp prop -rtv not be sold by the 251 hof
\pihl it wj!| be Rented. Possession can be had 1
• • die fi'' t,.)f May. t
Marc. 18 7g 1—
■■ 1 '< i
NOTICE. ;
I* E Public are cautioned against trespassing
iii 'hn Houses and Lots of the aub cnber
o. per end ot town—especially against hauling
and or earth Irm the river bank or contiguou
t thereto. Each aid every person emending shall ,
• .jVi: the law rigorously enforced against him id
diem.
Hugh \esltit. t
I miiory 21 (j a
1 LOS i’, i
AI EAV days s nee, a onah Red Morrocco
HOC 1 El HOOK, cons. J< ; abl> worn c n
I .. .g a I‘V.v. Dollar Note of the Eire huu .men
||J n.in. yO) Savannah—a Two D.i.lar An , . I
in k No.e—William so moon’s Doe Bill, for Vjs‘'
jo c n •o.yrbte m H Mealing or heart r”— »,■„ ~
...ini Ko'ii,.ainCk’* du-* bill tor £27 70 r in
>atd. o (he same. Also several odn r pa,.,-,
i it> vatu, but to tie owner. A suiubl c, u ]
ensaij-. widheg.vcoto any person leaving it
i- ibis i.lhoe or to the subscriber. d
V\ m. li. llartied.
Aj.rd 22 8o
An Ordinance
Regulating the -Mooring of Duals u. the Wharves.
I Sue. 1. Be it O'dained by the City Council ot
Aug ista, that from and alter the publishing of
| laia Ordinance, no empty boat having mss lira.,
{three able and competent (itep on board ai ah
times, shall be permuted to tasten to, or such or
at, a..y p-act oppont the city above the Bridge,
lor more than lour days unless when securely las
tened with a strong chain or cable at least fifty
(eet in lei gib to a growing tree, not less than
twelve i .cues in diameter, and that in the event
ol a considerable rise in the River, such empty
boat, not fastened as aforesaid, shall be immedi !
amly removed below the Bridge.
| 2. Each boat engaged in lading or unlading '
.during a high river, shall have st least four able
• men constantly on board, a d shall be securely
Hastened or anchored, in such a manner as to pre*
vent her swinging or drif-ing on the Wharf. <
3. Ihe City Marshal, or any other officer ol 1
Council shall have, and they are hereby vested
with power, and are required to remove or cause
to be removed, at the r.i-k at.d . x,reuse of the
owner, to some place below the Bridge, any boat
or boats, winch may be neglected by tiie owner i
or agent , and f>r each boat s > ri-m v. d the offi t
cer shall be entitled to ten dollars, to be receiv
ed from the boat owner, in the same manner as
other expen .es incurred in the removal.
4. The owner or owners of any and every boat
shall be liable to h f. e, at the discretion of Coun
cil, not exceeding two hundred dollars, for each
and every violation ol tliia Ordinance, and shall
moreover repair all d.mv ge.« done to the Wharves
or Bridge in c-mseqne c of uch violation.
Done in Council, the Slh January, 1825.
11. R. Hejtl,
Mayor oj the city of Augusta
By the Mayor
Gao M Walxer, Clerk,
April 22 86
AN I) S IE AM UaTUS.
DR. HOC EL, a Prench Physician, respectfully
informs the public, that he has established
IS I LAM and MEDICAL BA IHS in Augusta.
The very hiph repute these Baths have acquired
in Europe, where (although a late discovery)
>iie\ are to be found in every hospital, and the
great cures ihey have performed in Boston, Phi I
1 ole Iplim and Charleston, cm leave no doubt on
their efficacy. I'he mist gentle as well as the!
most powertpl medicines are administer! d by iha.
means, without any pain, trouble or disgust to th
patient.
They are a never sassing remedy in all cutane
ous ass ctions; from Psora, Ringworms, &c to
Scaldhead and Leprosy. They also have never
fsil.-d of success in either acute or chronic rbeu
m.-tlim,
lii glandular obstructions, chlorosis, anasarcous
iwe Rings, incipient dropsy; m all diseases of tfie
joints, gouty sffectiuns. dispersion of tumors, ill 1
cured ayphil’s, spasmodic or nervous affections
in all bilious disorders, dyspepsia, hypocondriasis’,
epilepsy—tlu-se baths have been lound most ser
vice-able, and have often succeeded even |n here '
ihtury complaints. In fine, this manner of admin
istepiog almost every remedy belonging to the
lieah ig art, may he lendcrtd applicable to almost
ev.ry case, and (ii is repea ed) widiout any pain,
rouble, or disgust to the patient.
As these baths are not yet generally known
Dr. Houel w.II be happy to give the must res
pectable references to persons who have beer
oii'-ed by taking them.
T\ifc Steam Sf .Medical Bath
Establishment,
Is ill Ellis-htreet, opposite Mr, H. Mealing’*
Brick House, d.,d has an entrance in Broad-street
immediately opposite the city Ha tel.
Jaini*rv I] '
3. tebinu’a Panacea.
11HE subserber hiving discovered the compo
. sniou of SWAIM’S celebrated Panacea
has now a supp;ly on ha- d for sale ; he has redu
ced the price from g 3 50 to g 2 50, or by the
dozen 5g24
Ad char table iiistilutions in the United States
and the pi.or will be supplied gratis.
If the citizens of the principal cities and towns,
will appoint an agent to order and distribute this
medicine lo the poor, it will be supplied.
This medicine is celebrated for the cure of the
following diseases, “ scrofula or king’s evil, ulcer- i
jaird or putrid sore throat, long standing rhu
inane alleclions, cutaneous diseases, white swell
ling, and disease ol die bones, and all cases gen- ;
■ tM’ally ol the ulcerous character, and chronic dis
leases, generally arising in debilitated conslitu- <
lions, but more expecially from syphilis, or affec
tions arising therefrom ; ulcer* in the layrnx, i
nodes, &c And that dreadful disease occasioned i
by a lonjf and excessive use of mercury, &c. It is i
also useful in disease of the Liver.” j
CERTIFICATES. (
1 have aviibin the lust two years had an oppor
(unity ot seeing several cases of very inveterate -
ulcers which having resisted previously the regu
lar m ties of treatment, were healed b> the usr
oi Mr. Swaim’s Panacea, and 1 do believe, from I
wtiat I have seen that it will prove an important
remedy in scrofulous, veneriul and mercurial dis- I
‘- fls ‘ s N. CHAPMAN, M. U.
Professor of the Institutes and Piacdce of i
Physic, in the University of Penns) Ivania. i
I have employed the Panacea of Mr. Swaim in i
numerous insi.inces, within the last three years, i
and nav- always found it extremely efficacious, i
especially in secondary syphilis, and mercurial i
diseases, 1 have no hestiiatinn in pronouncing it | 1
a medicine of inestimable value. (
W. GIBSON, M. D. \
Professor of Surgery in the University of Penn i
sylvania. h
JOHN SHINN,' bend. i ,
N. B. For sale at Smith and Pearsall’s. N, E.
;nriif-r of r - l ird and AJarket-ntre- Is.
Tluladelrddu l-'eb ua vl7 12! Iml2m 87
T) Tt Pa n r. .
FDR the present leason, & can- '
!}|}|fflL vein, .1 II -use a d l-oi, „li 'he San i- -c
si 'fSB Hills.— l r particulars, appiy to th. --a
subscriber the prend'es. ,i<
toarah Al, Fendall.
April 19 85
j E. AUDLBR,
t
SURGEON DENTIST,
RESPECTFULLY Informs tlic Ladies and Gen*
tlemen of Augusta, that lie will be ready to
serve them at all tiroes, at his or their bouses, in
the line of hia profession, and hopes he will meo
siiare of the public patronage, as he will extract
teeth and stumps, and in the easiest manner if ever
of difficult, ana all its other branehcs,
Taste, ot Catbon,
A superior dentifrice to any ever offered for
cleaning beautifying and whitening the teeth and
making the breath sweet and greeabic.
SCORBUTIC ESSENCE,
Os Roses,
Which removes all scorbutic humour in tha
urns and teeth, and makes them firm at the
ame time.
Prepared and sold by
E. Audler.
At his Drag and Medicine Store, at the Cotton
Range. Sign of the Golden Kagte, Augusta
Julv 4 9
1 A. CAKD.
2.. EUUUiXCE,
SURGEON DENTIST,
At Bachelder & CodwUe't, Broad-St reel, Augusts
nearly opposite ;he Planter's Hotel,
fl ESPECTFDI,LY informs the Public, that he
*.» has returned again to this Chy, and respect,
fuily solicits the Patronage of the Ladies and
Gentlemen who may require his services in the
several Hranches of his Prof-SMon.—Persons
wishing his service in privf. Families can call and
see Ins work Manufactured on a new principle,
which he warrants, ’
TeetU and Duma.
The diseases of the Teeth and Gums are chief.
Iy owing to our own neglect i the parts of tha
j aliments which lodge about them after mastics
tmn. growing acrid and corrosive, the gums are
| thereby first affected, as being the most tender
parts, alter these corruptions are produced, com
monly called the Tartar of the Teeth, which
destroying both their texture and whiteness not
only deprives the mouth of its principal orna.
dents, b it brings on violent tooth aches, and ren
mers the Gums livid ami putrid, and offensive, to
ourselves and others —ll.it though people in
general way prevent tho-e inconvenience », by
care and attention at. first, yet. if they are once
suffered to take place, it is no lunger in the pow
,er of the sufferer to remove them, this being orn
iperly the province of the experienced D, mist,
jwho has made the maladies the Teeth and
Gums, with their attendant evils, the principal
object and end of bis studies.
3Mr. FVorancfc, Dentist,
l)y long practice, g>close application to busi
ness, and a thorough knowledge of the structure
ol the Teeth and Gums, has made ail the opera
tions in those parts quite familiar to him, mao
much that what some Dentists 'have judged im.
practicable, he hath performed - with ease a; d
safety.
He places Teeth both real and artificial, (mak
in£ the latteP' with pure enamel) from a single
one to an entire set so accurately, 'hat they shall
answer every purpose, of the natural. Thus the
greatest deficiencies are supplied with ornaments
which have (lie recommendation of utility.
Those 1 eeth that hsve fallen nut their socle,
ets, which frequently happens, ttiough in a per
lect sound state, he, by a method peculiar to him.
self, replaces as firm as ever, without the lest
pain or uneasiness to the patient.
He clears the Teeth, if ever so discolored, of
l a ‘l l | ,eir foulness and tartar, with, ut pain, cud
renders them white ami as tanas ever in halt an
hour,
T eeth and Stumps extracted in the easiest man
ner, if ever so difficult.
He assUts young ladies and gentlemen in the
first and second dentition, and removes the Mine
Teeth at proper seasons, lest they should incom
mode the regular growth of the succeeding onces
and if a deformity of this kind has taken place
through the want of a Des’ist, Mr. Florence un
uici takes to correct it ; provided the subject is
pot more than twenty years old, and restores the
Teeth to their natural, regular and beautiful or
uer.
N. B. A Tincture and Dentrifice Paste, prepar
ed by him only, which preserves the leeth and
changes them to a beautiful v/i lie. cures'he gupis
of the Scurvey and makes breath at ad limes sweet
and agreeable, and cures the Tooth Ache i.i.me
diately, with proper directions how to use it.
October 12 .
VYING AND SCOURING .
Subscriber returns Ins thanks to the pub.
A lie generally, for the encouragement that
lie has received since his commencement in the
Dy ing Business, in this place, and hopes, by a
strict attention to his business, to have a continu
ance of their custom ; he still continues at his
old stand, on the north side of Reynold street,
near the intersection of Bridge-Row—where he
intends to carry on the DYING BUSINESS, i«
all its various branches, on Cotton, Silk and
Woollen, also. Straw Leghorn and Grape.
Gentlemen can have their Coats, Pantaloons and
Vests scoured, grease, paint and staines extract'd
it the shortest notice, and on reasonable terms,
by
Wffl, Taliaferro & Sou,
November 2 37
In otice.
iA LL persons to whom the estate of Joan U
Lauaia deceased, is indebted, are requeste
o present their accounts within the time pre
en bed by law, and those Who are indebted to
aid estate, are requested to make immediate paj
'enl to
Peter Bennoch, JidmW,
July ?S. e ' t