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Month I y divert ue meats.
N otice.
i\K months alter dam, application will bf
il l made to the Conn '•( Ordinary ol Franklin
C>u itv, lor leave to sell one hundred Acres o-
Li „1, in said C unty. as the properly ot Adan
Linn, deceased, tor the benefit ot the Heirs anc
Creditor* of »rd d-c-ssed
John E. Carson, adm'r.
Jan.Hrv 18 1825 'hifin
N otice.
month* "ft« r do, anplicatinn will b<
il l made to the Honorable the Justices of tin
I no,- Court of said COU ly. when silting Lr
Ordinary purposes, for leave to sellihe whole of
the tea K<Ute of Irvin B .yet, deceased, la'e <>
said cm dy. for the benefit of the heirs and ere
daors of said drc»s«ed.
hmrs l.«nili«r' ’ t Mm’rs.
Edward Hoyct, 5
Srriv-n f'nnntn. 1a".28 19*’> Im9m fil
N otice.
NINE month* after d*te, application will b
made to the Honorable the Justices ol tin
Inferior Court setting’(or ordinary pur mses, for
the countv of Burke, for leave to se ! at tlie real
estate of Stephen Chance, lute of Iturk -coiiniv,
deceased, for the hen-fit of the heirs and credi
tots of said deceased.
Mary Chance. Ail a'x,
Josc;ih Chance, Adm'r.
Ttwkf county S.’ot fi IS’4 1 9rt 22
a\ otice.
TVt INK mm'bs if’er I.t *, apnl cation will h
J. n male to the Hononhle Court ol Ordinary
of C bimhia County, (or leaV ■ to sell a'l tin
real eata'p belong'd g to the orphans of Sanuie
Sullivan, deceased, and sim, an undivid d trar
of Land, lying in Columbia County, hi longing
to said orphans, ami to Mel'n d i Jones, a Minor,
John Carllidge,
Guardian of *ui>l Orphans,
Polly Jones,
(Juai dmn of M, Hilda Jones
Miv 25 In-Om 95
Notice.
NINK months after dale, ap ilicadon will b
made to the Honorable court ol Ordinary ol
Columbia Co inly, for b avn to sill two hundred
two and a half act'"* ol land. Lot No. 18, 17ih
District (nrigma'ly Baldwin, now Jaap r) granted
to It,’..j.imln Smithson, to he s M lor he bent-fi
of the heirs of Benjamin Smiths m dec.-nacd.
Thomai C. Holton,
Jldminittn’tor de bonis non,
June Is' (F 24. 1 9in 98
N otice.
W»INK months after date, application will h
tiJ made to the It morahle the Court of Orel■ i
sry of lln'ke county, tor leave to sell the real Ks
tale of Enoch Farmer, dee asm).
John Karmer, adm'r.
Pir he Cnwi'ih 1 1815 \ 9*»
7\T)l’Rlb.
NINE months alter due, application wdl h>
made t<> the Honors de Court of Ordm TV ol i
Coin nbiu cmnly, for leave to sell two tracts o
Land in said countv, lying on G ee brier Creek
one containing 318 acres j nning I'o.lard, I’nl'in
a id other*, die oilier c in aining 172 acres joining
Luke and others, it being a part of die real esla*
of Thomas .limes, deceas nl, sold lor the benefi
of the heirs ol *Ti I d cease
William Hook it, Adm'r.
hi right of lu 8 wife
.I‘uiMirv IVS I'r»9 *i 6 1
Notice,
T^T IVR months after date, application will h.
isl made id the Honorable Ihe Infe.ior Cmr
of Rich nond c mnly, while sitting for Ordinal’)
purp 'Scs, (it leave to sell a Lot in the City ol
Augusta, bounded by Ellis and Houston street*
b longing to the estate of Michael Silvcrt de
ceased, for the heuefiit of the heirs ami creditor
of smd estate.
Andrew J. Pill, adm'r.
Natlinu Leeds, adm'r.
in viaht of /ns w iff,
Mary Leeds, adm'rx.
F*h ii«Vi 11, 182. i ’ 9tii 69
Notice.
tj£»INF, months after date, application will in
<£\| made to the honorable I f ri«r Conn <i
Michmond County, for leave to -eli tlie undivided
half ot Tenement No. 7, Bridge: IT’W—also, i w
unimproved lots Corner ol Elm r' and Reynol
streets, for the heiutil ol M,.rgarel I’. Bones, n
Minor,
John Hones, Guardian.
O-t' ber 25 '8 t Ini9m 35
N otice.
NT. months after dale, application will be
v, i in l ilie tnlVrini’ Court of Co'umbii
• ...ai . g (nr Ordinalv purposes, fin
’ t.» .ee* s of Land, (in >mlC unty )
*”■ i.:. , estate ol William It, Crabb, de*
teas. ■
John Kcnnon, adm'r.
\ V- 1824 ln.‘> 4-0
A oi ice.
INK month* alter daie, appLca'inn vv II b
IN made In tne II ir, iral) c the Interior Court o
Huike County, when sitting lor • .rtli-nui’y purpose
for leave to sell all he rml estate ol Joseph Ma
ray, late of Burke county, deceased, nn ihe bene
lit ol the heirs and .’.rrditnrs nt s.d I d 'reaped.
Benjamin Matlray, Adm'r.
June 1, 18’4 * Lii9.ii * 97
Notice.
tjAUINE months after date, application will h.
%4 S 1 made to the Honorable the Court oft).dm
ary ot Columbia County, b-r leave to sell 222 a
eves of Land, lying in C.-lunbia C’.unty, on di
waters of the big Kmkee Creek, udj inmg Lm vi
ol It HI it ilt Oil, Graves and ntl.ers. to be sold lor do
benefit of the heirs of James Martin, rec a-nl.
UtthiTt Martin, adm'r.
Novembers 1824 1 i 9,n 40
Notice.
tAWINE months after it„ie, appheadon will b,
si I made to die Honorable the Infeiior Court o
the county ot Kianslm, whi e .1 tmg t. r ordmar
purposes fur leave io sell me real estate of I lion
gs I) Jordan, la e of ’aid county, decess d.
lioliert Pulliam, Adm'r.
fw'vember 18, 1820. iu.9m 41
s Notice.
SACTINR months after date, application will be
d'-J made to the Honorable the Justices of th.
Interior Court of Scnven County, w hen sitting
f for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell a certain
’ ract or psroi I of (.and containing two hundreo
’’ m o and an half acres, situated lying and being
1 m the thirteenth District of Henry County, G«
1 and known and distinguished in the plan of san
District t>v the number eighty, (89) the whole ol
the real Estate of Sarah Callaway, deceased, lav'
ul said County, for the benefit of the Heirs am
- creditor* of said deceased.
Samuel Doughty, adm'r.
Sc'ivrn Connly *’■ l>. 25 18 J I nOm /I
: N otice.
CMiINE months after < ate application will h
iiJ made to the Honorable Interior Court «,
Columbia County, when silting as a Court of Or
linary for leave to sell 2j2 1 2 acres of La d Iv
i, g in the 2d Dis’ricl of Monroe C unty, Lot No
208, it being me real estate of Wil iam ‘■mallei
I. ceased. a”d to be sold for the benvfit of tin
heirs and credio.r* of void deceased.
James Smalley, Adm'r.
J»nn*rv 4, 18 5 1 m9m 57
Ntilice.
NINE months after date, application will b
made to the Honorable the Inferior Conn
of It comond County, when sitting for Ordinary
i rp s.-s, for leave to sell one half of four and
three q mro-rs acres of La id, in said County
idjoi ing lands ol Ware and Coleman, for tin
benefit ot Seaborn S<i ,ner, minor.
Livingston S»kinn t,
lluiivilinn,
‘’apt. 11, 18? f. 1-iOn 21
Vj, DU ( it t:h ,nul Couiuy.
ity the Court of Onlinory fm said County,
TO A 1,1, WII.-M IT MAY (MNCKIIN.
IytIKUEAS U John Mi-’ith and Itob- rt IJ>
*1 mon, Administrators, ilr bonis non, on th
estate of Jesse Ditnon, de tased, ‘ate of svi.
(’. unty, have applied to this Court (or letter
Hi-miss i y,
ThtS" are therefore to cite and admnnHi at
and singilhu the kii dred and creditors of the said
deceased, to file their . bji C'ions (it a iy lin y have)
in the office of tlr* Clerk < f smd Court on or be
• Core the first Mondiv in June in st, nfierwise let
ters Dism ssnrv will be granted to tlvm.
W Incas the fl norable Samuel II rle, one of 'he
I .lodges of sail Court, ihis26ihdiy of N.
I vember, 1824.
i ,6ra Isiaac Herhcvt, clerk,
OF l V ot I / D 'dii, a
tiEDUU t ti.cOinou l is/oiiiy.
Hi/ the Honorable the Court of Ordinary oj the
County of Itichmoinl,
TO A 1,1, vvn M IT MAY CONCBIIW.
I SPHERE \S John I'hmizy, ad nimstrator of
T f Thorna* A. Bones, deceased, has applies
to said Court for Letteis 1)1 missory.
Now therefore, these are to cite and admonisl
dl and singular th - ki’ died and creditors ot tip
said ih cca id, to fil t 1 cir objections (if any the)
have' in the office o the Clerk ol Said Court o
Onlinarv, on or hefo ■ in .■ first Monday in Marc
next, otherwise letters of Uismissory will b<
granted to hi n.
Witness the Honorable Valfntixk Walkkii
me of the Justices of said Court, tins 31st day
of August, 1324.
Out Isaac Herbert, Cl'lc.
Os the •' of Ordinary
' itKO A Ui, no,ill C no ij, J
fitj the Hon. Ih Conn of ihdi my at mud Connly
T » ALL WH *.M IT MAV CO.NORHV.
WIIKUBAS Lucy M. Y arn d, 1 r er'y I,UC) 1
M, Pearson, admmisiiatnx, and J.din It.
'Linn, ttdminlslra'or, on the Estate ot George
Pearson, deceased, have applied to said Cour
lor I. tiers Disrnisaory.
These ate therefore, to cite and admonish ill
and singular, the k mired and creditors, of tin
said dec a ed. to fie their objections, ( f any
hey havi ) in the Office or die Cle k of the sai
(bunt ol Ordinar ,on or before lit fitst Moods'
I m June next, ot.lu rvvise Letters Disinissory wd
be granted to them.
Witness, the II morahle Samuel Hale, one ot
the Justices of said Court, tbi- sth tiny i f Nn
Vein her, 1824
l)oi Isaac Herbert, CVk.
Os '!>■ - our , of Ordinary
GEOll'.i.v, .Sc tv a C onnti
npIEKEAS G rg P luck, Admitisiratm
with be wil aim xcd, ot the Estate o
■ William It lothe, deceas' d, and id o adm it s ralor
ol (lie Estate of Mary Boothe, deceased. And
H ilnatn 11. Wade, administrator de bonis i.on ot
me Estate of George M. Henderson, deceased
i ,’aclt applies for letters Di in saury.
These are therefore to c le and admonish al
and singular the kb-dred and cretin- ra of the
ai 1 deceased’s, to file the r hj etions in this ol
'ice, on or before the H s. M nd>) in Augu
next, eiisin g, to shew cut-e (i 1 ary they have)
why let It- ta ids mssnry should not be granted i<
the appl c m's
Given tinder my hand at office in J.n’ksi non
this 28m day of Janu rv, 1825
Qm Seaborn Goodall, cVk.
1 It < iHe i J mi. c uiin oj tuainiuna l,uaniy, sii
) tiny as a Con , of Ordinary
• Mo.sday, Fvbru ry 7th, 1825
Danforth St Swage, )
vs. ijtULF. JSISI
Adiit’rs. ot Its di I bonus, jy
Ii appeal’ll g to the Cou ~ mat the petitioner
aie poaseß’t’d of a I! n given b\ liul|ih i limn
as in his lile tinit, togetln r vvnit otlici.-, cnnditioi
it lor niak ng titles to par ol Lot No. 22, in the
City of Ango la, con ami ig a front el thirty oint
•.-.-t on Broa 1 s.fi et anti n depth two hit -died a vi
seven feel, and hounded on the south by said
revt, "11 (be E S' by all usually Called Poll
lx atings and nn tne other sides by al o late Job.
Wills m’*, anti that the said Ralph i lmmas has vie
parted li s life wi It id m.iki g tnles to s id In.,
md ills letters ot a Iministration on his rs'aie sin
If c's have be n grained to Abiel Cam tie Id oi
1 sa d County.
i Wner. upon and m 'lotion of petitioners attor
* n y. It it o dered by h court, tit At ibt* H-irsane
Itepresemaiiv-s oi sa o K.d,,h T luniiss. be citevl n
!■ i pear betoi c ill.s Colin on the first Monday i.
Vr.nl io -how can- , tl any they have nr can, why
he ■aid Administra'or > Ralph I lmmas sliou]
i n be onjered to < xecule li les to the said lot t
he petitioners «cc rdi g '. i the prayer ot tlie pe
. tiou , and that a copy ■ i 'lns order lie pubhshe>
n one of the Gaz 1 sos hs Coy t-T two Month
i’lib a from b- ~linu!t'S
Js t. c Heibert. Clerk
o! ih ■ (.' our' oj Ordiuwy-
Februarv 11 1 [ > )■ 66
! »k wvkV i’v viVui^,
At ally Executed at tun G-'/.x-t.
MACON BUIOOE. [
WILL be lei at (lie post office in Macon, to
llie lowest bidder, at pub ic outcry, on
Friday the 15lh of April next, the building ol a
'(RIDGE across the Ocn ulgee river at the 100
d the street leading to the public square in Ma
J 'M. The river at the intended site has, it is bt
eved, a very firm bottom, the most ol which n
tnown to be of rock Its width a' common wa
er is estimated at 250 feet : the height ot Hi ,
leers at 3b feet, the wh le length of the bridg*
i 400; and the contemplated width 32 teet, atom
nd limber may be very conveniently obUine ;
md had gratis on the adj lining public Lands
ihe piers and abutments to be of stone —ihe up
ier works of a iprovi d timber, and to be shing
led, weather board *1 and pamltd. Ihe undi-r
--aker wid be ftqured lo give bon I with (lire
pproved securities in the sum ot g 0 UUO In 1
tie faithful performance of his comract I h
aines of the persons offered as secu ities mu
submitted to the commissioners by the 8!h i i
Npril : Letters for this purpose may be rlirect
i the commissioners to the care ol Mortimer K
Valiis, Esq, post master. Macon. 20 p-r cei I
hi the amount of the contract w ill be advancei
uul further advances will be made at the tliscre
on of the commissioners as the work progresses
A model f the intended bridge and the torn 1
if the contract will b open to inspeciion at tie
oom over (idles sj. & Kirdsoug’a store in M icm.
m and after he twenty-first ol March, until ilu
time of letiing.
Architects are invited to prepare and furnish
uodels in wood on a scale ol an inch to the too .
vi h accompanying explanations in writing
which wll be received al the room above m< n ’
oned until Ito sday dm 15Hi of March, ine n
s ve. A premium ot gIOO will be paid or tha
nod I winch >hail b • ad -pled as best uniting th
iroperiies of cheap •> s*, sireiigili, dnrabiii y an.
oonvenie’ cc in repanog.
Luke J. .V orajan, 'J
Charles Builoih, (
Mortimer R. vVallls, yConors.
Samuel Gillespie, I
W illiam Bivins, , J
dj* The editors U the ConsliMiilona'isl, Ihi
Coin i b i Telescope, at d the Rah gh II gister. i
me req,li sted to insert the b v u-til me 15t
■f Mirch, aid forward their acc u .is to M. II ]
-''al'is, Rsq. Micm, On. i
■ Vf>ir ii !•* h tti.rv 11 r\s, If sM fit
*ilu ri i’s toaio.
Till be sol lo■ th ties. I’nes ay in Apr.l next '
ai the Court Honsi in VV yn -sbnroug.i, Lurk
Coiiniy, within s '• hours.
211 Acres of Land, be the same
n r- i less, a Ijoioo g Lan sos Seaborn IrJ.i as,
md nth. rs, lev ed on s the |ro city o F. I
'turns. d‘reasVd. to satiny tw Executions m f
votir of N. Lamed against .1 ones E M m
Administrator of c ad F. J. Huns, decease 1
pointed out bv tin- <• mirth'• r.
H. I) Burke, i). s. b. c.
T ?,, hr»ifip« 28 - f ~i
Ad uiiiiftsil'dufi s kNtle. !
ON Satur ay th • 9 n lav of Apr I n-xt, in the
Town of VV righ'sh rough, C lumb.a enun
y, between the usual h■ ns f sal .
Will hft SmU\.
he whole of the o r- md p.o, e y b -longing t
be estate ol VV Liam Moseley, doceas -d, consis
~g of Horses, Carpenters Tools, tic Sic.
Terms made k'own n the dav of she.
Thomas Bowd e, adin’r.
February 17, 1:25. .is 69
sAdiw'vuistnvlov ’s feuVe.
imjTICE.
GKEE \ RLE to an order obtained from »hr
.luaiices I the Interior Court of Burk
fuunty, when selling f.r Ordinary 'nrpo.se,,
WILL BE SOUL
t the Court I! 'use floor, in the Lown of Waynes
' rough, between the usual sale hours, on th
iirst r.ixadav in April next.
All that Lot or Tract of Land,
ying and b.-oig in the Cnunty of Henry, coir in- 1
.g two hundred two ai d one hal f acres ot Lind
i 110 li ti Idm l ie*, number sixteen Sold tor
e benef’i of he heirs md creditors oi Ciry
Uodbee, junr. late of Burk* t'oilnly, deceased.
John Skinner, Jidm’r.
IVayuesbnro' t< n o-v 4 13 >■< in* 58
Administrators f-taie.
Will be sold on i lie firs I'nesday in April next,
at the Cmirt House door, in Waynenborough,
Burke County, agreeab'e to an order of the .
Honorable the Inferior Court of sa.d County .
while sitting for Or li nary putmoses.
Two hundred and fifty Acres of
Land, lying in the ti: s* l)is rict ol Walton Cou
ti known as Lot No. 105, in the plan of said Di
rict, sold as the property of the estate of Solo
non Daniil, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs 1
jnd creditors. 1
Simeon Hampton, adm’r.
JflMiuirv 94 18*5 lot f 62
FUii SAGb 10 OR KtbiN l.
atlkllE unexp red lease and improvements o
A the Lot known as the Littleman’s Garden
utoated on Eliis-Slreet, neat' the corner of Cen
•re-Street —having ad the conveniences for dai
rying on Confectionary upon a large scale, be
inks an Oven, Oryhouse, Sic. There is also a
Ice House hi good ord -r, where 15 or 18 tons o
lee can be secured for summer use. The whoh
ill be shewn by application on the premises.—
For terms apply to
B. Bouyer.
Augii'f 10 X 3
FOR SALE.
A LOT OF I, XNO, three nidi's from Augusta, 1
■ containing 70 or 8U Acres, forty of which i.-
•'ear - d ami under good lence, the balance II uoa (
.and. I here is on the premises, a comfortable (
ivv. Ling House, which lias lately undergone a (
borough repair. A new Kitchen, meat House, ai
legaul tt'ick Pair ry, Crib, Stabka, Fodder ami
damage House, fkc. all complete—a large yar j
■ed haled; a handsome Orchard ol Apple,
■ ’each, Fear and IMnm trees, a never failing
pr-ngot excellent water, within 80 yards of tlu
• w fling, and as hudthy a situation as any in Rich
mond County.
Tne ab ive w I be sold a bargain, if early ap
plication is made to
Jno. C. Holcombe.
linno»*v .59
\ur *p)
ON Tuesday last, a Bunch of KEYS, tied
with U-'.l Laiie. — The finder on leaving
uieiu at this office, auall be rewarded.
TO TUB PUBLIC.
THERE IS perhaps no medical observation bet
ter established, none more generally confirmed
i) «*e txj erience ot the best physicians of all ages
snd countries and none of more importance totfu
n actitioner.than the fact,that many of the most diffi
cult anu incurable complaints originate in negleclo
■ti colile . In a climate as variable as ours.where th<
manges ot the weather are frequently sudden and
unexpected, it requires more care and attention
nurd against Hus subtle and dangerous enemy of 1
fe. than most people imagine, or are able an
willing to best- w. Hence the vast number of pat
ents, afllicted with coughs, catarrhs, asthma
■«ns mptious, and other afieciions, and hence tht
irrago of rational and absurd remedies, cried up
•v the learned and illiserute. The many cases ot
he kind, fell under my observation ; the prepose
if'itH compositions of inflaming drugs, whirl 1
ire in vogue ; the disappointment 1 experienced r
o-actice horn remedies highly recommended , ami
•> ' WII predisposition to puimonic complaints
<-re strong inducements for me to consider,
whether u compound consisti: g of mild vegetabl*
■ubstaoceg could not be invented, more free Iron
'ue well founded objections of practitioners, anr
oHrr calculated to avert the threatening dr
st ruction of Hie lings.
PULMONIC
S'jvwp ot*
For coughs, tf-dds, asthnus ami c msiimptions
iiis remedy is superior to any medicine whicl
las been offered t i the public, as it is prepare*-
'rum tlie most vam ible herbs of our vegetable
tmgdom. and its qualities are such that every di
cndence may he placed in its virtues lor Hie
ore of Hie above diseases. From the kuowledg
e proprietor has of the pulmonic virtues of th
syrup, he has no hesitation in recommending n
■o ih se who labour under ill me tfi-'ressing com
lamts a* a Mis ■ and efficacious remedy, and hav
ug administered it to Hi usands in New-York an*
Fhilsdelpliia, he feels no hesitation in offering i
to the public, anti after trial, those persons whi
>ii-chase the genuine syrup, will have their m*i
ev refund d by returning Hie bottle, if they *lr
"t (eel sa‘isfied that they have reaped bench
from the use b* - it.
Directions for Use.
I ake a tea spoon lull three times a clay, saj
oim ng, noon and night, and continue it until re
heved.
dj 3 Each brittle will have the signature of the
•ropriet >
'I T I’repared only and sold by £• Audler, sig
ol the Goiden Eagle, Augusta,
October . 1 33
.Nrw am) Jnvittuaifie
BTKHTEDTIIE UNITtI) STATES OF AMEHICA.
AUDLER’S
Asiatic LcaiUvc lor Tain.
Phis Medi- cine is a nev
er lailitii; remedy for
(lie Tooth- Ache, Head
Vche, and other dis
fjl ITS remedy is good against the tooih-aclie o
1. pain in the teeth and jaws when dull appli* *
ml employed, it posse-ses sovereign efficacy i
Idteving swellings of the gunw, face and ailjace".'
arts, o'l-.ing from or connected with tootli-ach
It relieves heacl-actie or pains in the head i
he most easy and agreeable manner ; for this ft
pient and distressing complaint, this, his new
nedicine, is a charming prescription, for it Jr -
lores both the organs of sense and the nerves o
,heir htailhy condition ala quick and admiral.!
rate.
Tnis new and useful preparation produces, by
mid and gentle stimulation, a cheering optratioi
ipon the spirits—if quickens the sensations,
sharpens the perceptions, and invigorates Hi
.’unctions of the mind, by dissipating gloom an*
vapours it acts truly like a nervous and cephaln
nedicine of the first order.
Nor is its efi'eci less beneficial when consldere*
■ii relation to the stomach, than to Hie mouth, th*
uead and the spirits, by its qualities it acts upoi
he sight and immediate organs of dig stion as ;
carminative and cordial, expelling wind, removin;
torpor, correcting acidity, and creating a mos
comfortable warmth.
The operation of this invention and improve
ment is quite us favorable to discuses ol the eat.
more especially it ac's to great advantage in dui
ess and hardness of hearing, and even in incipi
ent deafness, restoring the failing organ to Hi*
exercise of its true and healthy functions of heat
'R-
Certificate from Hr. Samuel L. . Mitchell.
Hr. Ezekiel Audler, of the city of New-York
ibis day submitted to me his letters patent Iron
■he United Slates, for compounding and venilinj.
a remedy which he calls the Asiatic Lenitive, an*
-skfd my opinion upon the sane, whereupon, a
ter examining the receipt contained in the specifi
cation, I find it contains a mixture of -uch ai- inut
tc, annoyue, and anti acid articles, as are well cat
culated to produce a composing effect on the ho
man body. ♦
Samuel It. Mitchell.
.Vrw- York, JlTnvemher 2*/. lb IT
AmUeir’s «MUk ol Hoses,
AN elegant cosmetic for whitening, sos enmy
and beautifying the skin, and removing pm
pies, freckles anil chops from the t me, neck, &*•
I he Milk ol Roses possesses many qualifies, for n
not only serves for the above purposes, but it pu
the bloom of youth on are, which valuable proper!’
every lady is fond of enjoying. This beatrif il rov*
has a de ightful fragrance, and Is an articli
wh cli can be used with safety, as it contains noth
mg that will injure the skin, ami it is an indispensa
ble articJe to eveiy lady , and should be found oi
.heir toilets.
Diheotioxs. —After being washed and dric’
then take a small quantity on a piece of white flan
mduel then wash face, neck, hands, &c. Each hoi
tie will be signed by the proprietor. Price gl.
Prepared only and sold by E. Audler, sign of’th*
Golden Eagle, Augusta.
July 4 2
¥ot bale,
A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN, a good Cook
iV Washer and Irooer—for further particular
iqu re at the Office of the Constitutionalist,
December 21 51
E. AUDLER,
t
SURGEON DENTIST,
RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and Gen
tlemen of Augusta, that he will be ready in
serve them at all times, at his or their houses, to •
'he line of his profession, and hopes he will meet
share of the public patronage, as he will extract
teeth and stumps, and in the easiest manner if ever
of difficult, and ali its other branehcs.
Taste ol Cacbon,
A superior dentifrice to any ever offered for
cleaning beautifying and whitening the teeth and
making the breath sweet and greeabir.
SCORBUTIC ESSENCE,
Os Roses,
Which removes all scorbutic humour in the
urns and teeth, and makes them firm at the
ame time,
Prepared and sold by
E. Audler.
At his Drug and Medicine Store, at the Cotton
liange. Sign of the dot den Eagle, Augusta.
.fulv 4 2
A. CAUII.
Z. TIAHUUVCE,
SUKGEON DENTIST,
.it Bachehler Sf Cod-wish’s, Broad Street, A\ i,
nearly opposite .he Planter's Hotel.
Respectfully informs the Public, p si ■ -
has returned again to this City, and r»
'inly solicits the Patronage of the Ladi
Gentlem-n who may require his service, l
everal branches of his Profession.
wishing his service in private Families can
see his work Manufactured on a new pii n:
winch he warrants
TfepAVi and Gums.
1 he di-eases ot i tie I eeth and Gums arc chi
ly owing to our own neglect ; the parts of the
■ liments which lodge about them alter n.as'ica
ion, growing acrid and corrosive, the gums : ■ e
ihereby first affected, as being the most tender
parts, a'ter these corruptions are produced, coni
monly called the Fartar of the Teeth, which
destroying both their texture and wbite.iess not
only deprives the month of its principal orna
dents, but brings on violent tooth aches, and ren
mens ihe Cams livid and putrid, and offensive to
ourselves and others.—Hut 'hough people in
general may prevent those inconveniences, bv
■ are and attention at first, yet, if they are once
suffered to r ke place, it is no longer in the pow
er of tins sufferer to remove them this being pro
mi ly the province of the experienced Demist,
who has made the maladies of the Teeth and
Corns with their attendant evils, the principal
bjvct and end of his studies.
Vlorancfc, Dentist,
Hy long practice, a close application to busi
ness, and a thor mgh knowledge of the structure
d the forth and Guns, has made all the opera
tions hi those jjiai is quite familiar to him, mso
r.uch shat whip some Dentists have judged un
f.icticuble, he hatli ptTlormed with ease and
safety.
He plates froth both real and artificial, (inak
ng the latter with pure enamel) from a single
me to an entire set so accurately, that they shall
■ nswi-r every purpose of the natural. Thus the
rreatest deficiencies are supplied with ornaments,
which have the recornmenna'ion of utility,
I'lmse feetti that have fallen out their sock
tv, which frequently happen-, though in a per
ect m und slate. I e by a method peculiar to hin
t'd. replaces as firm .is ever, without the least
odn or uneasiness to the patient.
He clears the Teeth, if ever so discolured, of
•II their foulness and 'arise, without pain, anti
"rnders them white and as fairs* ever in half an
hour.
I eeth and Stnmos extracted in the easiest man
ner, if ever so difficult.
He assists young ladies and gentlemen in the
lirst and second dentition, and removes ihe Milk
I eeth at proper seasons, lest they should incom
mode the regular growth ot the succeeding onces
and it a deformity of this kind has taken place
hrough the want ot a Ueslisr, Me. Florance tin
lertakes to correct it ; provided the subject is
■ml more than twenty years old, and restores the
eeth to their latural, regular and beautiful or
der.
N. B. A Tincture and Denlrifice Paste, prepar,
d by him only, which preserves the Teeth and
changes diem to a b autdul white, cures the guinft
of the Scurvey and makes breath at all limes sweet \
and agreeable, and cures the Tooth Ache i.une
■ liately, with proper directions how to use it.
A Situation Wanted,
\ YOUNG woman lately from K gland would
be glad to obtain a sitmtion in some pious
and respectable family. She has been accustom
'd to every sort of work usual in families, and
would m. ke herself very usetul either with the
Need!.-, or in any of the departments of house
keeping. Satisfactory references can be made.
Enquire a' this Office.
F bfti -v ts
iUmaway,
I^l0 VI the subscriber a Negro IVoman named
Nancv, formerly belonging to Mr. M. Ardis,
■if Beach Eland. She is about thirty years of age,
middle stature, and of dark complexion, and k
supposed to be lurking in the city, nr neighbour- V
hood
0O”A Reward of five dollars will he paid for
her apprehension,
Robert F. Poe.
'fare 1 ' 4. .T 7 '
•Ntgroes ter toute.
'TVIR -nose, i on ■ tiers (~r -al ■ I W EN I Y like-
JL ly Negr e-, coi -isiing of M n. Winnm, Girls
uni Bovs. They will he sold 1 w on application
to me at the Eagle Tavern, where the Negroes
may be seen.
John D. Walker.
.T«»»naVv I 3 59
KHUAPKi.I,
•••\ From the Lot of John W.
** rd m Augusta, mi Hie mght of the
27'ib nit. u bright sorrel HORbE,
■vVJjg'vxi. ra'her under the common size,
niii k- - aiu w hite hind I gs, and a blaze in his
face. O her distinguishing signs nor recollected.
Any person who should fi id. a id deliver the
ibove described 11.-rse in IV, Bird in Augusia
r to the subscriber, shall be reasonably compete
' sated.
Fitzgerald Bird.
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