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Monthly idcertiseiwntn.
olice.
C«(NE months alter date, application will b.
£s| made ti> the Court of Ordinary ot Uankli
County, for leave to sell one hundred Acres <■
Land, in said Count), a* the property ol Adair
Lmn, deceased, for the benefit of the He.rs and
Creditors of-a I deceased,
John E. Carson, adm’r.
January 13. 1825 1 " 6 " -
S tdice.
tn»|NE months after date application will be
JtJ made to the Honorable Inferior Court ol
Columbia County, when setting ms a Court ol Or
dinary for leave to sell 202 I 2 acres ot Land I)
ini** in th»' 2d District of Vtonr-f C 'ti iiy, Lot N
UOB it being the real estate us William btnalle),
decased, a id to be sold for the benefit ol the
heirs and creditors of said deceased.
James Smalley, Adm r.
January 4. t3's ' C1 " '
IN dice.
NINE months after dale, application will he
made to the Honorable the Interior Corn
of Richmond County, when sitting for Ordinary
purposes, lor leave to sell one half of four am
three quarters acres of Land, in said County
adjoining finds of Ware and Coleman, lor tin
benefit of Seaborn Skinner, minor
Livingston Skinner,
Guardian.
Sept 11, 1824. Im9m 2J
A otice.
I7NHNE months alter dale, application will b>
sLI nil le to the Honorable the Justices ot tin
liheror Court of said c unty, when sitting fm
Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the whole o'
the rea Estate of Irvin Boyet, decease!, late o
a id c iu ity, for tlie benefi' of the heirs and ere
dilors of said deceased.
J ” ra, s i
r-nwßitl Boyet, 3
S n viCoun v In 28 IBT3 1 n9n 6>
N otice.
NINE months after dm -, application will b
made to 'he Honorable the Justices of the
Inferior Court sitting tor ordinary purnnses, for
the county of Burke, for leave to sell ail the real
estate if Stephen Chance, late of Burke county,
dec ased, I >■ the be efi of the heirs and cred
tois of said deceased
Mary Chance, Adn’x,
Joseph Chance, Adm’r.
Burk? county 8 . 8 M 24 I h9..i 22
N otice.
TL INE nmi Its after Ide, aiiplicalimi will hi
•I' 1 made to the Honorable Court ot Ordinary
ot C hnnbia County, for h avt to sell all tti<
res' estate belonging to the orphans of Samuel
Sullivan, deceased, and also, an undivided Ira l,
ol Land, tying m Columbia County, belxngitq
to said orpiians. a d to Meli da Jones, a Minor.
John Gartlidge,
Gwirdnm of mid Orphan*,
Polly Jones,
Guardian oj .Melinda done*.
May 25 I 9m 95
[Notice.
"IM INE monilis aft r ■line, application will b
I p made to the Honorable court ol Ordinary «•
Columbia County, or leave to sell tao hundred
two and u hah acres 01 land, Lot No. 18. 17th
Dioric ( .rigmallv Baldwin, now Jasp. rj granted
to Benjamin Snvthson, to be sold I' r Ihe benefi
of the heirs of Benjamin Sm tliaoii, dec, ased.
I'hmna (j. Bolton,
,1 Imii.iilrnior ile bout* "on.
Jun* Is* 1 c 24. 1 9m 98
,s otice.
SptjflNE months afti i date, application will b>
U'l made to the Hon »ri* le he Court of Ordi'i
ary of Burkr e.ou dy. tor leave to sell the real Es
tale ot Enoch Fann r d iso I.
John Farmer, adm’r.
Iturlce County ■' h I 18J5 1 n9m 65
NUllGli.
uoiiths attc date, application will b. |
dial nude to the Honora de Court of Ordinary ot
Columbia ootiniv, for leave to sell two tracts ot
Land in said county, lying on Gieenbrier Creek
on - c. itaining 318 acres joining Pollard, Pullin 1
and others th • oilier cmi mining 172 acres joining
Luke and others, it being a part of the real estai
of I’ll mias Jones, deceased, sohl (or the hem fi:
of the heirs of said d ceased.
William Booker, Adm’r.
hi tight of hi* wife.
January 25 1825. Im9m 61
IS otice. (
VNgINE months after dale, application will be
U'J nude to the honorable Inferior Court o(
Richmond County, fnr leave to sell the undivided
hah ul tenement No 7, Bridge Row—also, two
ummpruvtd lots Corner of Elbert and Reynold
si reels, lor the benefit of Margaret P. Bones, a
Minor. I
John Bones, Guardian. t
Oct' her 25, IS2 V tm9iu 1
N otice. *
57NVINE months after dale, application will he
si I made to the Inferior Court of Columbia
Co nny, when sitting (or Ordinary purposes, tor -
le ive to sell 233 acres of Land (m said County)
belo igiog to the estate of William R. Crubb, de
ceased.
John Kennon, adm’r
Nnvemh' r 6 IM'-l 1 ■
suuce.
INE months niter date, appl cation will h<
J.NI made to the Honorable the Interior Court i I
Burke County, when sitting for ordinary purpose
for leave to sell all he r ai estate of Joseph Ma ■
r»y, late ot Burkt county, deceased, for the bene
fit of the heirs and redilors ot said decea-cd.
Henj ;tmin Madray, Adm'r.
June 1. 1824 Imdm 97
Notice.
SiNI'NE months after dine, application will h
«Sw made to the Honorable the Court ofOrdm
an ol Columbia County, lor leave to sell 222 a
eves of Land, lying m Columbut County, on tin
wall rs t the big Kmkee Creek, «>lj nnng Land
ol Hamilton, Craves and olio rs, to be sold forth,
benefit of the heirs of I on, s Martin, . ece«<ed.
Hubert >1 art in, adm'r.
November 8, 1824 ImVin 4R
! Sheriff's Sale.
Will be sold on the first Tuesday in April next,
. at the Court house door in Wayiiesborough,
Burke County, within sale hours :
80 Acres of Laud, adjoining lands
,f Lewis Whitfield and others, and 60 acres ad
joining lands of William Tilly and others, levied
m as the property of John Thompson, deceased
•<i satisfy two executions in favour of Ward &
Tozeman and William Thompson, vs. Tabitha l
Thompson, administratrix of John Thompson,
deceased.
—also —
One negro man named Hardy, le- 1
ied on as the property ot Benjamin Guest, t ,
atisfy two executions in favour of S. L. Royal
Executor of William Royal, for the use ot William
Red and Peter Lequeux and James Pollnll, Ex’ra
if P. Cotton, deceased.
—also —
One large dark chesnut sorrel
Horse, levied on as the property ot George Vl‘.
Kay, to satisfy an Execution in favour of Augus
.us Junes, deceased.
also—
One negro Girl named Phillis,
vied on as iho property of Basdil Warnock, dec
0 satisfy an Execution in favour of ilurket 1)
hompsou, against the Administrators of said
Warnock, deceased
—ALSU—
-375 Acres of Land, adjoining
1 .amis of Cutteau and others, levied on as in,
property of Jacob Hurst, to satisfy an Execution
,ii favour of Jacob Dressor, junr. bearer, pointed
■ut by defendant.
—ALSO
200 Acres of mind, more or less,
iljmning Lam h ol Mgry Godfrey and others, le
vied on as the property of William Godbee, l
atisfy an Execution in favour of Mary Griffin
minted out by Samuel Godbee, and ru'urneab)
a ci nstable. —also—
-674 Acres of Land, adjoining
Lands ol I timer B. M mre amt others, levied on
1- th • propetty of Joint R. Moore, to satisfy sun
Iry Executions issued from a Justices Court, m
■ vour «( John C Poythress, and now for the u e
■f Howell 1). Burke, pointed out by John K,
Moore, and returned by James Tuidale, consta
ble. ALSO —
410 Acres of Land, adjoining
I.anils of Amos Wiggins ami mners, Icv.ed on as
the properly of Richard Evans, to aatidy an Ex
cution in favour of John G. Poythress, pointed
ut by defendant.
—also—
-200 Acres of Land, adjoining
Lands of ihe Estate of Isaiah Garter, deceased
md others, levied on as the property of Thonu
(ollidsy, to satisfy an Execution in favour ul
1 hornas W'ard, returned by a Constable,
ALSO—
One negro man named Jim, levi
•d on as tlie property ot Lewis Byne, to satis y
■undry Jl, fa*, issued from a Magistrates Court ol
ilttrke County, in favour of Harmon Hurst,
sgainst L. Byne and Richard Uync.
—also —
One negro Girl, named Hetty, le
vied on as tlie property of Lewis Byne, to satis
iy an Execution in favour of E. &. 11. Byne.
—also—
It Negroes, viz: Jack and his
rife Nancy, and tier two children, Lewey an
I ie, Winiiy and her three children. Jack, Cul
1 11 mly and Emily, Cloe and her child Rose, and a
woman Milly, levied on as tlie property of Lewi
Byne, to satisfy an Execution in favour of Clurlet
, Richardson, vs. Lewis Byne.
—ALSO —
283 1-3 Acres of Land, adjoin
ing Lands of James 11. Bryant and others, i vieu
mi as the property of James Russell, to satisfy an
Execution in favour ol Francis Ward.
ALSO
5/6 4 2 Acres of Land, adjoining
Lands ot Pollock and Carpenter, including 8, L
■carbrough’s Dower, levied on as the property of
Thomas Scarbrough, to satisfy an Execution in fa
vour of the Slate of Georgia.
John T. Forth, s. u. c.
February 24, 1825 St t 71
hheritf’s Sale.
>Vill be sold on tlie first Tuesday in April next,
tlie Court House in Wayiiesborough, Burk
County, within sale hours.
211 Acres of Land, be the same
more or less, adjoining Lands of Seaborn 11. Jones,
and others, levied on as the properly ot F. J
turns, deceased, to satisfy two Executions in fa
vour of N. Lamed, against James E. Morn
Vdministfatnr of said F. J. Burns, deceased,
pointed out by tbe administrator.
H. 1). Burke, d. s. b. c.
Administrator’s bale.
Will be sold on the firs' Tuesday in April nex I
at tlie Court House door, in Wayuesborougl
Burke County, agreeable to an order ol th,
Honorable the Li rior Court of said Count i
while silting fir Ordinary purposes.
Two hundred ami fifty Acres of
Land, lying in 11.e first District ot Gallon C' ti
ty known as Lot No. lUS. in the plan ot said L)i
Diet, sold as the properly of tlie estate ot Sole
:non Daniel, deceased, lor the benefit of tlie lieii 1
and creditors. |
Simeon Hampton, adm'r.
Jannart 24, 1825 LJ r 62
Aominisiraior’s oale.
ON Salur lay me 9th .lay of April next, in th 1
Town ol W nghtsborough, Columbia coun
i), Oetween the usual hours d nl ■
WiW kit feidA,
lie whole ot the ,>• r- nal pi ope ty belonging !■
lie estate of William Moseley, deceased, consist
leg ot Horses. Carpenters Tools, &.c Sic.
Terms made known on the dav id sale.
Thomas Bow dre, adm'r.
February 17, 1825. ids 69
Administrator’s ffale.
vgrctable loan order ol Hie Honorable Court ot
Ordinary of Warren County, will be sold on
the fii st Tuesday in April next, at the Court
House in Warren C. indy.
One Lot of Land iu the 4th Dis
net ot Houston (>' uniy, belonging' to ilie estate
*' Uirhar i Uray, deceased, and known by iht
number 215, containing 202 1-2 Acres,
terms ot *a!t made known on the day.
Amos Wright, Adm’r.
Lucy Bray, Adm’rx. -
January 5, 1825. t 75
A Anmustraior 1 g sa\e.
NOTICE.
X\ GREEABLE to an order obtained from the
Justices of the Interior Court ot Butkf
County, when getting for Ordinary purposes,
WILL BE SOLD ,
at the Court House door, in the Town of Waynes
borough, between the usual sale hours, on ills
first Tuesday in April next,
All that Lot or Tract of Land,
ying and being in the County ol Henry, contain
tig two hundred two and one half acres ot Land,
in the fifth Uistric, number sixteen. Sold for
the benefit of the heirs and creditors of Cary
Godbee, junr. late <-f Burke County, dece l d.
John Skinner, Adm’r,
IVaynrahoro* laminrv 4,1 825 10t 58
Guartlian’s aale.
Will be sold on the first Tuesday in April next, s'
the Court House in .lacksonboro’, Scriven coun
ty, between the hours of ten and four o’clock
pursuant t» an orders of the Honorable the Jus
tices of the Inferior Court of said county, whe
sitting for ordinary put poses
All that tract or parcel of Land,
containing four hundred and ninety acres (mor.
or I’-ss) situate Ivmg and being in the fourteenth
district of Irwin county, Georgia, and known amt
’istinguished in the plan of said district, by t h*
number twenty-three (23.) old for the belief! ol
■sarah Lee, orphan, of John SI Lee, deceased
Terms made known on the da> site
Peter Reddick, Guardian.
Scriven county, Jatitt ty 28 lib t 63
iS otice.
A GREEABLE to a . nrd- r of the Ilonorabli
. the Justices of the Interior Court, w hen sit
ting for Ordinary purposes, wiil be sold at the
Court House in the Town of Waynesborouglt,
on 'he fi st I’u’sday in Slay next,
Two negroes, viz: Tom and Kit?
wife Silvey, sold tor t ie heneft’ i.t Hr. Kicharo
Rogers, Minor, heir of Richard Rogers, dec.
Terms at sale.
Jno. Rogers, Guardian,
March 8, 1821, 9' t 7
Take iS*uUce.
City Ri.au and Well lax to, 1825 is now
. due, and the Collector and Treasurer mar bt
found at the store occupied by N. L. Stttrge
Jun’r. on the comer ol Wa lung-on and Broa
Street, everyday (Su tdav excepted) uml
litst day ot May next, to-rece ve pivuiem tor
ante, Fubhc notice is hereby given that execu
tions will be issued against ail defaulters itnn.i,
diately alter the lime snec ft -d.
Nathaniel L. hturg's,
Co t etor and *• usur t
March 1, 1825. I t 7 i
MOTsLK.
r |Vllß Public are cau n-tied agai >st trespa sing
I on the Houses and Lots ot r>e s bsc -tber
upper end of town —especially agai ,at hauling
and or earth from the rivn bank or >'oiitiguuu
thereto. Each and every person off’ riding ‘hah
have the law rigorously eulorced against him of
hem.
Hugh Nesbit.
January 21 1,1
Notice.
1 LL persons to whom th la-e Francis Bottve
of the city of Augusta, dec< ased, is indebi
,d. are requested to present their demands well
in tile time prescribed by law , and those mden
ed, are requested to make immediate payment.
B. Bonier, ,
Paul Rossignol.^
Dmeceher 21 51
A otice.
I LL persons indebted to th; subscr.ber pro
i\. to the Ist »t ,1 unary 1824. are requested
come forward and make immediate payment, as
longer indulgence cannot be given. Person- i,
debted to the laie firm of U. 1). k I. Thompson,
re also requested to make immediate settlem nt
ill) the subscriber, who is alone author.set! to
close the accounts of the concern
B. D. Thompson.
Augusta, March 1 > 71
N otice.
LL persons to whom tlie estate of John m
7A Lauhin deceased, is indebted, are r, qiip.tr
to present their accounts within the lime 1 ,
scribed by law, and those who are indebted to
aid estate, are requested to make immediate pay
nent to
Peter Bennoch, Jidm’r.
July 23. f «
ftTliV TUI LA \ \ \
T ME Subscribers back Store was broke open 1
011 Sunday night and robbed, amoi g the a>- '
cles taken, were two pieces ol dark mixec
Cloth sixteen q arters wide, intended f 1 Hoot
-•loth, one bag C flee marked M ta grass b.g)
FIFTY HOLLARS REWARD will be given lot I
he property and conviction of the I hiet. 1
S. Kneelancl.
N. B. As depredations of this kn d havt bee j
tr quen the past week nr two with im
pui.ity, cannot some plan be devised to arres'
the e viliians—where are our Police officers.
Augusta. M rrh 15 3t 75
Xegvoes for feaVo.
THE subscriber offers for sale I WENTYIike
ly Negroes, consisting of Men, Women, Gir -
and Boys. They will be sold low, on applica'nm
to me at the Eagle Tavern, where the Negroes (
may be seen.
John I). Walker.
.Tannarv 18 *>9
A Situation Wauled,
\ YOUNG woman lately from England would
be glsd to obtain a situation io some pious
and respectable family. Site has been accustom
cd to every sort of work usual in families, and
1 would make herself very use.tul either with the
Needle, or in any of the departments of house
keeping. Satisfactory references can be made.
Enquire at this Office.
Ft ben try 18 68
Wauled to Wire.
jfplLL the first of January next, four young
A NEGROES, accustomed to work, from tin
age ot 18 to 25
B. Picquet.
January 21 o'J
TO THE PUBLIC.
THERE is perhaps no medical observation bet
ter established, none more generally confirmet
•jy the experience ol the best physicians of all ages
and countries and none of more importance to the
practitioner,than the fact,that many of the most diffi
cult ana incurable complaints originate in neglcctd
ed colds, In a climate as variable as ours,where the
changes of the weather are frequently sudden and
"expected, it requires more care and attention,
guard against this subtle and dangerous enemy ol
ile, than most people imagine, or are able and
willing t« bestow. Hence the vast number of pat
cents, afflicted with coughs, catarrhs, asthma
consumptions, and other affections, and hence the
arrago of rational and absurd remedies, cried up
by tlie learned and illiserate. The many cases ol
the kind, fell under my observation j the propose
erons compositions of inflaming drugs, which
are in vogue ; the disappointment I experienced in
practice from remedies highly recommended ; and
my own predisposition to pulmonic complaints
were strong inducements for me to consider
whether a compound consisting of mild vegetable
substances could not be invented, more free from
the well founded objections of practitioners, and
better calculated to avert the threatening de
struction of tin lungs.
PULMONIC
Syrup of \ogetab\es,
_ For coughs, colds, asthmas and consumptions.
I his remedy is superior to any medicine which
has been offered to the public, as it is prepared
Irom the most valuable herbs of our vegetable
kingdom, and its qualities are such that every de
uendence may be placed in its virtues for the
<nre of the above diseases. From the knowledgi
•be proprietor has of the pulmonic virtues of the
syrup, he has no hesitation in recommending is
to those who labour under those distressing com
litms as a safe and efficacious remedy, and hav
mg administered it to thousands in New-York and
Philadelphia, he feels no hesitation in offering it
to the public, and after trial, those persons who
purchase the genuine syrup, will have their mo
ney refunded by returning the bottle, if they dt
.ol leel satisfied that they have reaped benefit
ft o.*n the use of it.
Directions for Use.
Take a tea spoon full three times a day, say
norn ng, noon and night, and continue it until re
lieved.
CO’ Each bottle will have the signature of the
proprietoi.
,(E? Prepared only and sold by E- Audler, sigt
>f the Golden Eagle, Augusta.
October 21 3.3
Atw ami i a valuable
J’ATENTEED BJ THE CBIrKI) STATES OF AIUBICA.
AUDLER’S
Asiatic Lenitive I’ot Tain.
This Medi- cine is a nev
er failing JfSb remedy foi
tlie Tooth- Arhe, Head-
Achc, and other dis
eases.
* j VMS remedy is good against the tooth-ache ot
i pain in the teeth and jaws when duly applied
•id employed, it possesses sovereign efficacy in
ielievmg swellings of the gums, face and adjacent
parts, arising from or connected with tooth-aclu .
It relieves head-ache or pains in the head it
3e most easy and agreeable manner ; for this fire
juent and distressing complaint, this, his new
nedicine, is a charming prescription, for it re
itores both the organs of sense and the nerves or
e/r healthy condition at a quick and admirable
rate.
This new and useful preparation produces, by
mild and gentle stimulation, a cheering operation
tpon the spirits—it quickens the sensations,
sharpens the perceptions, and invigorates the
• unctions of the mind, by dissipating gloom and
vapours it acts truly like a nervous and cephalit
medicine of the first order.
Nor is its effect less beneficial when consideret
i, relation to the stomach, than to the mouth, the
• ead and the spirits, by its qualities it acts upot
the sight and immediate organs of digestion as a
carminative and cordial, expelling wind, removing
• orpor, correcting acidity, and creating a most
comfortable warmth.
The operation of this invention and improve
ment is quite as favorable to diseases ol the ear,
more especially it acts to great advantage in dul
tess and hardness of hearing, and even in incipi
ent deafness, restoring the failing organ to th*
exercise of its true and healthy functions ot hear
g.
Certificate from Dr. Samuel L. Mitchell.
Dr. Ezekiel Audler, of the city of New-York
this day submitted to me his letters patent from
the United States, for compounding and vending
a remedy which he calls the Asiatic Lenitive, and
asked my opinion upon the same, whereupon, af
ter examining the receipt contained in the specifi
cation, 1 find it contains a mixture of such aminal
- anodyne, and anti acid articles, ns are well cal
culated to produce a composing effect on the hut
man b«dy.
Samuel L. Mitchell.
Nero-York, Novem/e r 'hi, 1818.
dying and scouring.
ritilK Subscriber returns Ins thanks to the pub
I A lie generally, for the encouragement that
he has received since his commencement in the
Hying Business, in this place, and hopes, by a
Si net attention to his business, to have a cuntinu
.nice of their custom; he still continues at hi
I old stand, on the north side of Reynold stree-.
1 near the intersection of Bridge Row—where In
f intends to carry on the DYING BUSINESS, it
. all its various branches, on Cotton, Silk and
) Woollen , also, Straw Leghorn and Grapn
el Gentlemen can have their Goats, Pantaloons and
. Vests scoured, grease, paint and statues extiac tci
at the shortest notice, and on reasonable terms
by
Win. Taliaferro & Sou.
November 2 37
, tor feaVo,
A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN, a good Cook
,"V Masher an! Ironer —for further partiCttlai
iqu re at the Office of the Constitutionalist,
December 21 51
»
E. AUDLER,
SURGEON DENTIST,
RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and Gen- ■
tlemen of Augusta, that he will be ready to
serve them at all times, at his or their houses, in >
’ the line of his profession, and hopes he will nice v
share of the public patronage, as he will extract
• teeth and stumps, and in the easiest manner if ever
* of difficult, and all its other branches.
i Taste ot Carbon,
, A superior dentilrice to any ever offered lor
I cleaning beautifying and whitening the teeth and
! making the breath sweet and gn eabic.
SCORBUTIC ESSENCE.
Os Roses,
i Which removes all scorbutic humour in the
I ums and teeth, and makes them firm at the
. ame time.
i Prepared and sold by
; E. Audlei
1 At his Drug* and Medicine Store, at e Ccttoi-
Range. Sign of the Golden Eagle, Au asm.
July 4 ‘i
; A. CARD.
L, TLOR.AXCE,
SURGEON DENTIST,
Al Buchelder if Cod-wise's, Broad-Street, a<-j'i,iste
y opposite .he Planter's Hoi
\ iESt’EU FULLY informs the Public, that he
i ®•' 1S returned again to this City, at d tespeot
j tally -i i<- the Patronage of the loh UIK '
. Gem n who may require his ser m he
set 'Ranches of his Professioi
mi ' sryice in private Families can call an
‘ ! - *rk Manufactured on a new
• w arrant-. ,
Vefttb and Duma.
I no v.. cases ot the Teeth and Gums are chief
ly owing to our own neglect; the pails of the
aliments which lodge about them alter tnasiica
iion, growing acrid and t orrosive. the gums are
thereby first affected, as being the mos ten let
parts, after these corruptions are product.l, com
, raonly called the Tartar of the Teeth, which
1 destroying both their texture and whiteness not
only deprives the mouth of its principal urua
dents, but brings on violent tooth aciies. and ren
\ thers the Gums livid and putrid, and offensive to
ourselves and others.—lfet (hough people in
general may prevent those inconveniences, by
care and attention at first, yet, if they are once
suffered to lake place, it is no longer in the pow
er of the sufferer to remove ihem, this being pro
perly tho province of the experienced Dentist,
who lias made the maladies of the Teeth mid
Gums, with their attendant evils, the principal
object and end of his studies.
2My. Eloxance, Dentist,
By long practice, a close application to busi
ness, and a thorough knowledge of the structure
of the Teeth and Gums, has made all the opera
tions in those pai ts quite familiar to him, inso
much that what some Dentists have judged im
practicable, he hath performed with ease and
safely.
He places Teeth both real and artificial, Gnak
■"* from
me to an entire set so accurately, that they shall
answer every purpose of the natural. Thus the
1 greatest deficiencies are supplied with ornaments
- which have the recommendation of utility.
Those Teeth that have fallen out their sock,
ets, which frequently happens, though in a per
feel sound slate, he, by a method peculiar to him
self, replaces as firm as ever, without the least
pain or uneasiness to the patient.
’ He clears the Teeth, it ever so discolored, of
' all their foulness and tartar, without pain, and
renders them white and as fairus ever in half an
hour.
Teeth and Stumps extracted in the easiest man
ner, if ever so difficult.
He assists young ladies and gentlemen in the
first and second dentition, and removes the Milk
f'eelh 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
hrough the want of a Destist, Mr. Florence un
dertakes it) correct it ; provided the subject is
not more than twenty years old, and restores the
Teeth to their natural, regular and beautiful or
der.
N, U. A Tincture and Dentrifice Paste, prepar-\
d by him only, which preserves the Teeth and
changes ’hem to a beautiful white, cures the gains
of the Scupvey and makes breath at all times sweet:
and agreeable, and cures the Tooth Ache i.nme
diately, with proper directions how to use it.
October 12 3j
AudVet’s JAi\k 01l Roses.
AN elegant cosmetic for whitening, sof,ening
and beautifying the skin, and removing piriit
rles, freckles and chops from the face, neck, &c.
The Milk oi Roses possesses many qualities, for is
not only serves for the above purposes, but it put
-Ihe bloom of youth on age, which valuable properly
pv-ry lady is fond of enjoying. This beautiful rose
osmetic has a delightful fragrance, and is an article
wh ch can be used with safety, as it contains noth
ng that will injure the skin, and it is an indispensa
hie article to every lady, and should be found on
their toilets.
Dikkctiovs.— After being washed ami dried'
dien take a small quantity on a piece of white Han
anduel then wash face, neck, hands, &c. Each bot
tle will be signed by the proprietor. Price §1
Prepared only and sold by E. Auiller, sign of’the
Golden Eagle, Augusta.
July 4 j
Agency \\
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Jr. Esq. my Agent, I earnestly solicit those
, persons indeb'ed to me for the Hamburg Gazettes
and all others m pecuniary arrears, to make pay
ment to him immediately, 3
E. W. Pleasants.
OfTA Subscription Paper is open at his Office,
in M ashmgton-street, where those wishing to be-
I come subscribers, have an opportunity afforded
diem. p vv r,
I March 11
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for sale,
Beautiful Bay 'hare;
_ may be had cheap on immediate ap
| plication ai this Office.
March 22 77
r | Douk vmA Jub Vviuluig,
Neatly Executed at t/n 3 uo.ee.