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JUST RECEIVED,
AND BY AFPCJIN TMENT.
Fir/ale by the Subjcfiber Mr est from the Pa
t trite:, a further fuply of Doftor LEE’s
Patent New-Lon Jon Bilious Pills.
Prepared only by Samuel H. P. Lec*, M.D.
:\e.v-Loudon, Conncfticut.
THESE Pi,ls are celebrated through
uut the United Mates, and Wed
lrxi.es, in the cure and prevention of In
termittent, Remittent, Bili nn, Inflam na
tory, and Yellow Fevers—jaund.ee—iil-
imis Cholic—lndigeftton, Dropsy, Gout,
R hen mat i tin Pletirify Ch orofis
Worms—Dyfcntery—ii:lions Vomitings
■—Convuliion and Epileptic Fits—Aft »ma
—Coughs and Colds ac o.upanied with
Coftivcnefs—F<»ul Stoin .ch—Scurvy :
Sore Throat—Hypochon Iria, and Hyste
rical Affections, Be. Be. Be. Be.
They are alio highly elieemed for their
virtues when taken in the Turing leafoti,
finimer and autumn, and wjpemoving an
overcharge of Bilious redundancies in the
Sto melt and Bowels, and thereby prevent
molt of thole diseases concurrent with an
lipide ni :al feafon —their operation is an
eafv and effectual purgative, and may he
taken without rilk of getting cold or any
inconvenience, therefore extremely proper
for trav llers bv sea or lanl, they are good
to relieve t ie system after a hearty meal or
a nights debauch, their use in Epidemics
of any kin I ire too well known to need
any com %ent j their fuenefs in Dyfente.
ries are iliarly beneficial, and have
fceen found to he the best evacuant to re
move the cause of Fluxes of any.—Cer
tificates of t Air uiracy may be seen at
the place of sale mice fifty cents per Box,
and five dollars o*r to/.eii, to fell again.
ISA A J HERBERT,
A •/ for the Patentee.
THE CELEBRATED
AROMATIC PASTE,
FOR THE TEETH, AND GUMS.
“It is that white, and ycllowilh Tar
“ tifed Calx, which adheres to the teeth,
next the guns, causing, feurvv, lo >fe
“ flabby bleeding gums; and the com
“ plete destruction of the enamel of tne
“ teeth ; that so frequently disfigures the
“ beauty—renders the teeth rotten an I
“ loose in their Tickets, and atfli&s mail*
“ kind, with pains, the most excruciat
“ inj.”
ViJ:. London Med. Eflays.
a a u f t '
BE ever pirticular to obferye, that the
true and genuine Paftc is of a ft ark p'irp'e
colour which is inllautly distinguished
fio n eountrnfeirs; and is fold only in this
c> v bv the fubferioer, being the only pro
prietor in America.
T IIS PASTE will, on using, be
sensibly perceive 1 to brace up & llrength
en the fibres, and with a little continuance
will perfectly cur; ’.he Scur-y in the Guns,
changing them from that livid difigreea
ble colour, to a fine pale red, occalloning
them io gro v firm and close to the teeth ;
so that those teeth which were before loose
and reidy to dro iout, will become entire
ly f.ift and fteadv, and from being black
and foul will nuke them appear white
and beautiful. It likewise preserves the
teeth from growing rotten, keeps such as
are decayed a long time from growing
wor fie, and tnk s off aH difagreeabte find Is
from 'he breuh, which generally arise
from f or’vitic gums ind bad >eeth. It has
a beautiful aro rutic 'aide and lavour.
Price fifty cents per sox.
Prepared aaiy in Americi -t ihe ;l>re of
SAM’L H. P. LEE,
N£ W-LOdtDON.
METHOD of USIMG.
After wa Ivngthe teeth ind gums clean,
dip vour hrufti >r finder into the past?, and
take ib iut as m >ch us will lie on the po nt
of a oenknife, and rub the guns and teeth
freelv, until it has removed every impuri
ty. — This do every morning, and wath it
off with water.
Sold by
TSWC HERBERT.
Augusta, April t. go.
Notice is Hereby Given,
r pH\T on the expiration of nine
& JL months fro u the date hereof, an ap
f plication will be made to the honorable
Inferior court of Richmond county, for
an order abfolu'e for the fa’e of that part
of the real estate of Oliver Bowen, Esq.
deceased, Iving in the city of Savannah,
being that lot of land known bv the num
ber nineteen Washington Ward, fronting
St. Julian-Street, with the buildings there
on.
Jabez Bovven, Junr. Ex'r.
Augusta, Feb. 25.
My Good Ftllrw-Citizens ,
I WISH to inform you of a
new thing, perhaps that you have never
heard before, and perhaps to your a£ton
ifhment.—That our priviledge of having
a rryal by jury, is done away, by order of
the Honorable Judge George Walton. —
I will give a just and true llatementofa
certain case, brought against me in the
county of Oglethorpe, trved before
Mitchell, and the jury found for the de
fendent, the plantiff appealed, and when
came to tryal before the Honorable Judge
Walton, the firft of the witnesses being
examined —the Judge gave his opinion
against i»e, prohibiting mv tefti monies and
writings, that I had to defend against the
suit to go before the jury, and would not
fiilFer that any sh mild go, but immediate
ly got the foreman of the jury to sign the
veriitft against me; the next day, a num
ber of the jury told ne, that they thought
1 had given up the su it, that was the rea
son that they laid nothing.
In order to let the world judge if I was
not treated with injustice. I will take the
iiberty to make a just flatement from the
com nencement of the case to the last
On or about the beginning of Nova.nber
1794., a number of l*uers was-given in at
the CuHorn Office in Savannah, to the’
agent for the supplying the United States
Troops in the ftaie of Georgia, jimongft
thole number, Col. feflee Sanders of Co
lumbia County, gave in to my knowledge
seven letters, all signed with different
names, commencing proposals at five
pence, and continued on one farthing
more, until the highest was seven pence,
the lowed was a Mr. Shaw, one of ritepro
pofali of t!ie Col’s, the next at five pence
farthing was a Mr. Owens, another of the
Cols, proposals ; but the Col. finding that
he was in a good way to make a good
speck, he wrote to the agent, in the name
of those two different names, that they
could not take rhecontraft at their pro
posals, for what cause I dont reco!!e<ft ;
the next proposal was a certain Thomas
Dawson, five pence half penny ; that was
also another of the name that (aid Col.
Sanders had made use of, the Coi. was
obligedthen to ccnfine himfelf to that pro
pofol, as there was one between that and
five pence three farthings.— Then Ive ftart-'
e l for Augusta, I travelled with him, and
on our w iv l found out all this manoeuvre
of the CoFs. and told the Col. that I would
purchase the proposal of said Dawson, that
if he would procure to me the right, and
mike m? over the said right and title of
t £|M yi. ‘vhat f • 44U .’■lv- j-jttyi*-
‘Per cent on all tiie a m-uht of the .
Quarter Mafterand Hospital departments,
daring the two years, the Col. repli- 1 that
he cpuld not give me an an Twer ur, , ! .ve
canid, to Augusta, as he was contir vied
with Cot. H. Ham 'ton, but he ob : •* -ed,
that he could make rnore out of tlm .5 he
kne w very well, that h • m. I get four
thoufan I dollars on advance root the
agent of the contra.fi, and at that time, lie
could make a large* f >eci in pure haling
shares of the Yazoo and; but however he
would inform me if he would tike my of
fer, as soon as we arrived at Augusta ; on
our arrival, he an I Hampton called on me
and informed me, that they would take mv
offer —we then dre v a covenant wherein
they obligated the nfelves to pro :ure the
contrast from Th >mas Dawßrc, and make'
me over all the right of said Dawson ; and
I obligated mv feff, that if they did make
me over all fai l right, that I
them two 4oer cent—>(vou will o'ofervr,
that they had not the right in thrir power
to make over to any bo iy, and they
only had took liberty ff making use of
faui Duvfon’s name)—Therefore said
Diwfin, bv that, be w\s the
irov ding that he had gone and girtn the
fufti ient security to the agent, oi he plight
do what he plea fed with his p/cfpofai,
Tiafee wha‘4te could. The laid
and Hampton, wh > have tm cred *n’o a
covenant with me, con! Foot help the n
felves, as they had no obligation fiufn said
Dawson, to give li ern .>nv thing or to au
thorize them to make over bis right. The
next day, l darted to go to Sav.iiimh with
Dawfon—before we got two miles‘from
Augusta, he laid Dawson nfked not how
much l was to give Sanders for the chance
of th: contract, I was Surprised of ihtf quirf
tion,and told said Dawson, that I was real
ly furprited to find that he was the man
whom said Sanders and Hampton eifgaged
to procure ihe right, and that be did not
know more of the bufiaefs theji tha>—the
fiiid Dawson replied, that it was r new
thing to him, an I that tber had fro: for
him last uight and inform d iiign, thr t thev
had an le use ofbis nan -, and that thev
had obtained the contract 011 his prcpafil,
and that he mild go to Savxfcnah to sign
his proposal to said Phinizv, r.» thev had
fold his chance to said Fiaiuirv. Pc.oi thev
would give him fa'd Dawson part of the
i chance.—Said D.urfoa faj sto laid I’hini
zy, I with you would tell how much you
promise to give them, I then told laid
Daw lon, that I was to give them two per
cent, providing they procured the right
from him frid Dawson ; then laid Daw
son said is that the case, I tell you what, I
dont think that they can get any thing
from you (fays he to me) without I choof'e,
I replied to him (as my opinion) that cer
tainly they could nor, without he said
Dawson, had authorized them to make
over said right, Dawson replied, no I nev
er did, because I did not know what it
was till you fold me. We kept on trav
eling and arrived that night at Major
William Skinners, there we talked over
the matter again, before said Skinner, and
at last agreed to take for his right three
hundred dollars—l paid him one hundred
down, and got pen and ink from said Skin
ner, and took his receipt for the hundred
dollars, on account of three hundred for
his right of the contract, for supplying the
troops in the state of Georgia, for the year
1795 ai, d *796, and that he would go on
to Savannah, to reiinquilh his proposal to
me; the next day we started for Savan
nah, on our arrival, I prepared for him
said Dawson a letter to give in to the a
- to these wonrfs: —
Savannah, November 1794.
Major John Habcrfliam,
S I R,
I came forward to relinquilh
mv proposal to Capt. Ferdinand Phiuizy,
and he will give you the neceflarv securi
ty as you may require.—Then told said
Dawson, that he must give in that letter to
the agent, he laid Dawson said he would.
Then Dawson (farted from the lodgin?
and went to Major Berrien, to deliver a
letter he had from Sanders, (and perhaps
Hampton) and aifo said Dawson, (hewed
a letter thaf he h?rd r a gire rn to rhe agent,
but after Major Berrien looked at the let
ter, he told said Dawson, that he must
make an alteration, by putting in these
words, that he came forward at the request
of Sanders and Hampton, who were to
be concerned with him said Dawson to
relinquifti the proposal to Capt. Phinizy.
You will understand, that all this was after
l had paid the one hundred dollars and
took the receipt, as 1 observed before
uentioned, which receipt I was ready to
prove in court, and h*d already proved it
at the tirft tryal, by John Mathews, Esq.
The next day, I was called on at Major
Berrien, to come and make the articles of
agreement between,the United States and
t-> •» .fjipur ' b
ry to i..t. Uahvvi States, for ten thoafapo
dollars,#which I went and accoinplifhed
the business, Then the next day we dart
ed for Augusta, on our arrival, said San
ders and Hampton, demanded of me my
bond for the two per cent beforemention
ed, I refund to give them my bond by
telling them that I did not think that they
had complied to their part, and that I had
got the contract from Thomas Daw fori
myfelf. Thomas Dawson was then in
Aogufta, they could certainly if they had
or ever they have had any right, make it
appear then by said Dawson ; I then ftart
eij for home. Sometime after, said Daw
son came to mv house with my obliga
iion (hut he had from me for the two
hundred dollars, being the bailance of his
right in the contract ; 1 told laid Dawson,
rhat I was ready if he would (lay all night,
that tile next morning I would go to
Vathington with him, to nave s new
writing drawed with a receipt in full, ac
cordingly he did, and the next N day we
darted for Wafljington, and on our arrival
'here, I called on John Mathews, Esq. and
hewed him the writing I had from Daw
son, for the hundred dollars, that I had
>aid on account of the three hundred,
fnd that I wanted him to make a writing
between me and Dawson, which he did,
md said Dawson signed : We then de
iroyed the former writing and kept the
utter, which I have proved before the Su
perior Court at the firft tryai, that the for
mer writing was destroyed by John Tfi
thews, Esq. but he could not recolleft the
date—l was ready to prove at this lad try
af, when it was executed, that was as be
fore mentioned, at Major William Skin
ners of Scriven County, in Nov. 1794, on
our way to Savannah, but was deprived
of having any defence, by the positive or
der of fudge Walton, by faying, that it
(hould not go to the jury, it appeared that
the Judge made up his mind on the evi
dances that was given in by Major John
Berrien, our late Treasurer. The tefti
monv of Major Berrien, amounted to this,
be said that he had the tranfadtion of the
business in Savannah, as the agent was in
disposed, appointed to foperintend—he
aifo said that Dawson gave in the letter as
I have before mentioned, alio that Daw
son as well as Sander; informed him, that
I h;d bought the contrast from Sanders
i and Hampton—also, he fays that! inform
ed him so, and that Daw Ton appeared to
be afraid that I wanted to take an advan
tage of Sanders and Hampton—also San- •
ders and Hampton produced the inter
rogatory exhibited on Major John Haber
fham, wherein he only mentioned, that he
underliood either from me or from San
ders, he did not know which of the two
that I had purchased the contrail from
—Sanders also certified the amount re
ceived bv me, and certified that I was the
contractor for 1795 and 1796. —But take
notice, this was all herefay, after that I had
purchased the contract mylelf fromThos.
Dawson, and he was the proper person
whom the contract was in his name, and
he had not gitfen or authorized Jeflec San
ders or Henry Hampton, to Id! his right
to me or to any body elle, as they have
never made it appear by any authority,
that they had from said Dawson—-I was
also ready to prove in court, that Dawson
did declare before Capt. VVilliaiff
and Col. John Cobb of Columbia county,
that he said Dawson, had fold his chance
to said Phinizy—this he declared immedi
ately on his arrival from Savannah; also I
was ready to prove the payment of the
three hundred dollars, all this I was de
prived by Judge Walton, and judgment
was then next obtained a gain It me for six
teen hundred and odd dollars, and in fa
vor of Sanders and Hampton.
I hope the world will do me jufiice to
fay, if they think so, that I have not aCted
so improper as to be treated in the manner
that 1 have been, by our Honorable Judge
George Walton. •
FERDINAND PHINIZY.
N. B.~ The foregoing frstement I have
published, in compliance with a notice, I
gave the Judge the day after the tryal, in a
letter I sent him, in which I told him that
the previledge I was deprived of in not
Jetting my testimony and papers go to the
Jury, had injured me very much, and that
as it was an appeal I was without remedy,
and that I thought I had been treated
wrongfully and not agreeable to our con
stitution, and that I did intend to publish
the whole of my case. If the Jury had
heard the evidences and then decided a
gainst me, I would not have complained ;
but to reful'e my evidences was what I
think wrong.
F. P.
Oglethorpe County , March 23. ISOI.
LADIES ACADEMY.
Mo'unt Salubrity , near the City of Augusta.
♦ of ‘ ! y: • " If file A
X Teminary, refueutfniiy inform their
frien s and the pub ic, that by the affifi
ance <-f a Ladv, from Savannah, they are
enabled to add Fil'agree, Tambour and
Artificial Flower making, to tbs other
11 Tefiil and faflrlonable needleworks, which
have for fix years met general approbation.
Polite literature as heretofore.
April 8.
NOTIC E.
HHHE fubferiber intending to be absent
X from Augulla fonse months, solicits
his friends indebted to him, or the con
cern of Thomas Barrett (if Co. to make
payment to Mr. Robert Dale, with whom
their respective notes and accounts ar*
left for Collection.
THOMAS BARRETT.
April 6. 41. 91.
Sheriff’s Sales.
On the fieß TUESDAY in May next, & the
Market-House, in the City of Augufla ,
at the uj’tal hours ,
WILL BE SOLD,
The Lot and Improvements on
the fouth fide, and lower end of Broad
ftreet, containing three fourths of an acre,
which will be refold at the rifque of the
purchaser, who bought on the firft Tuef
day in February Jaft, he not having com
plied with the terms of the sale. Levied
on as the property of Hamilton Nixon,
dec. to fatisfy Seaborn Jones, Esq.
—A L S O,—
One likely Negro Man named
Billy, levied on as the property of Na
thaniel Durkee, to fatisfy E. Smith. Con
ditions cash. ■
I. Malone, s. r.c.
April 1. (90.)
Sheriff’s Sales.
, On thefirjl TUESDAY in May next , at the
Market-Hostft in the City of Augufla, at
, the usual hours.
WILL BE SOLD,
Three Negroes, Cloe and her
two children. Taken as the property of
William M‘Tyiere, to fatisfy sundry exe
cutions. Conditions cash.
I. Malone, s. r. c.
February 25. (85.) I
