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Z%t &m»»Utntfamiu»i* - “ Many of the political evils, under wln. It every Country In the world hiboiirs, are not owing' to any waul of love forour Country, but to an ignorance of its real constitution and interests.” Pill KSTLY NEW SERIES Vol. 111. AUGUSTA, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1825. tfo. 21 . Constitutionalist IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY■ 1 BY W. J. BUNCE, AUGUSTA, GA. JAMES ROBERTSON & CoT JVo 206, B oad- Street HAVE JUST RECEIVED, A HANDSOME AS SORTMENT OF Suitable for the Summer and Fall trade. On Hand, 200 Piece's 42 inch Colton Bagging, 5 Hales three strand English Bagging Twine, 12 Bales Blankets. August 30 2t 19 “this day received, A FRESH SUPPLY OF RocYveWe., BeAVUz and Suita ip o'?/j) jail sii) Os a superior quality, a id offered for sale by Thos. 1. Wray. August 26 In i Uti.DDEtt.lEd, &c. SACKS Liverpool ground Salt, 10 Hlids. Sugar, 10 Bags Coffee, 100 Hhds. Molasses, 1 Bale Oznaburgs, 100 Barrel<N Gin, 15 do N. E. Rum, 40 Boses Window Glass, 5 Kegs P-arl Harley, 2 libels. Jamaica Runs, 10 Boses Loaf Sugar, 2 Ton English Castings, 5 Quarter Casks Port Wine, 5 Casks London Porter, 20 Barrels Philadelphia Whiskey, 4 ILicls. do 6 3'ears old 10 Barrels Cider, LAV FLY JiFCEIVFT) BY Win. U. Egan. Wanted to Wive. A good Negro Wench as Cook and Washer, to rema n in town. Angus’ 5 12 e FVAUUt, ami VA-WL. | a "“ii a®© BARRELS Fresh North- IjSi) trn Elmir, WL 250 Casks Fresh Stone Lime, of r superior quality, just received and lor sale at No. 308, Bnud-Sti t. hv Thomas S. Metcalf. May 27 95 Coni for (Sale. From 1000 to 2000 Bushels Prim S-DJit'fj For Sale by the Subscriber , at *A Co. 341, » UOA D-STIIK ET, AUG USTA, John Dillon. July 5. 3 UUiwSEW YAUTHHUiUE AND Commission Business. At his old stand in havannah, near the Fort, and id prepared t-< make suitable advances upon all produce placed in hi- hands for sale. John Everinghara, jr. April 12 «3 Stephen D, Cvvinv, CON FINUES die practice of the Law at Monti cello, Jasper County, where he will punctual ly attend t > any business confided to Ins cure. Ilc also practices in ab the other cm rts of the Oak mnlgee circuit, and in several cm, is of the Flint, and Northern circuits.—During his absence an agent will be lef. to attend tr the business of his office. Monti cel o. .Inly 27 mtf 10 a ffTIIK subscriber, adinni u 10 practice in the i several Con ts nt l.aw and Equity in this State, offers to the nubile lis professional ser- in the Courts of , I Bibb, I Henry. I tones I Crawford, Monroe, | Jasper , ( I'wi s | /‘ike. Washington Foe. Macon, Bibb County, (Ga.) / , June 28. 1825 S •N olive. MR, Henry 11. Fiki.u, is authorized by the Farmer’s Fire Inur-nce and Loan Con. pany New Vork, to sign P limes oUnanrance f< r us, and to attend to all other matters in which this Company may be interested, during our absenct from this place, Bill well & Casey. Agents. July 15 'l6 Js' otice. TV LL persons to who Hi |«t e Francis Bouyer fiA of the rity of Augusta, deceased, is indebt eu, are requested to present their demands with - in the time prescribed by law , and those indebt ed, are requested to make immediate payment. H. Houyer, ) , Paul n n/s^nh** ll 9 1 e; j liiaaK feeds of (Joiiveya ca f W HATLV PIK XT n OS El. M'l PAPE a, Vtr tale, at this OJfice. j TO LET. , From the first of October next. THE S TORE in the Fire Proof Ho se on oe o rner ol Br«««l Lmß and M lot ah Streets, at present oc JIM copied by Mr. Wm. Smi'h. A t.S i The Dwelling part of the Woo den Building next be ow. Four Olfi n on M* Intosh Street, and Four Gr c r> Stores uptown, situaied between Messrs, li. Malone & Co. and Ansley St Snead’s Ware-Houses. For terms apply (during the subscribers ah settee) to Mr. R beht F. Poe. Hugh Nesbitt. Angus’ 26 1H25. I IO KENT. AnA FROM the Ist of October next, ’lie dwell ng Hue ana offi \ , si b |||a|M a g od Carriage House and Stables, ■MM on acne acre lot, a present occupied P» James Give, Esq fronting Reynold, Elbert and Bay streets, and immediately above the old Thea re lot. Enquire of Lujv O ossignol, or Alt tiler Dugas. August 16 15 TU Ri ~V, From the first o htober next. M THE 1 j and Dwelling, near .ctV H >iei, a re sent occflpK i by Messrs. Cullen and Korins. Five comfortable Dwellings with’ Stores underne* h, &-d bnuui Garciv.ii.: ai> adieu in Cotton R ■ One Store or Counting Room, with a good back room, o miiected with it, m.-xi above the s’ore of Mr ,1. W. Bridge s Two Stives on Broad Street, next above Messrs Mar & Wo-- n ”C r, " r ' llins; in the rear, former ly t;;.i led a ■be V* arehous nl adioiningi hi nr:ni:ri. -c , >f..\ v. | —ll SO- I ,-i TO REST - Prom tbd jiresent lie to the’ f >'■ m n. \ . nO ■ ( I d . -ores on th- north side of g.ii j' Mil ■ • res n Ansley* lings. Anoly to I .‘ami's i! >■i e > “ u f"E. F. < m :■ I I | ,»y :'r day t . * ’ Mr. Pani<: Kelly u>w ‘ ..AjJpiy to Robert D. War. or to Wm. W, h Sn an B. Vi Angus 2 15 a. Jl I‘. 1 ‘ . C' • . N y. « i - Dwalli- ! > ’ ■ r] ,» 1. jM-:d, at prtseoi ■ uuitd by Gaol. Cm ' ‘ nv i"' ■ d Mr. John ALSO — The Store and Dwelling on Broad street, next above the Bridge Bank- And four Ollices on Campbell street. For terms, apply to i jVDKenzie & Bennoch. I July 19 7 NOTICE. • THE undersigned has appointed John H, - A Mann, E,q. uis agent during his absence from Augusta. {t And has also to Tient, 'ML A Commodious Dwelling w ' a good Garden, Carriage-House,! jail other needful out houses, situated near the! i Eagle- lavern, on Reynold-Sireet. Possession t” be given on the firs’ of October n xt. Asaph v» aterman. June 28 j ixTkk’.nt. From the first day of October, for one year ilii The Dwelling House and Lot at the corner of F-road and Houston streets, where Col. Hdnteh now lives. —also— -1 —y Ipjjl The House and Lot adjoin r gto it where Peter Boisclair Esq. non Ives. W. W. Holt. 26 I*s ”Z TO RENT. A House and Lot on Green Street, m a plea'ant sAumion, near th Mm.io. House, affor ling all the comfortable accommoda tions for a sm.ll lamily. Enquire of R. H. Wilde, or J. W. Wilde August 30 6 1 19 JS otice. A LL persons to whom the estate of John It I. auhi.n,deceased, is indebted, are requestr o present their accounts within the time prr -cribed by law, and those who are indebted tc . -aid estate, are requested to make immediate pay ment to Peter Bennoch, Adtn’r. 1 July 23. » $ Kuousta lßa«foinc J^all LOITEKY. TUK FIRST DRAWING IS OVER. And all the Capital Prizes are stdl in the Wheel. The Second Drawing will take place on ■ W ednesday, 13th of October next. The unprecedented Richness of the Wheel, j after the drawing of a large proportion of the nu-r bers. ’ (Tits every possible inducement to ad , venturers. This is evidently the richest Lottery in ■he Union, in GR\NI) CAPITAL PRIZES, hesoles a very large proportion of the minor Prizes TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn, m«v s'ill be bad at th" original Scbe-ne nrice at BEERS’ LOTTERY OFFICE, i No. 241, Broad-Street, Augusta. j PRIZE TICKETS received in payment, j I XT Orders for Tickets post paid, enclosing J the Cash or Pi ize Tickets, will be promptly at tended to as usual. J. S. Baers, Secretary to the Ccun idnsi'iners. August 19 16 No. 164 Broad Street, Have, WvVs WexiiVveA A LARGE ASSOUTMF.NT OF ’ SUMMER CLOTHING, I which will be disposed of low, for cash, . May 20 94 LA FAYETTE HAT AND CLOTHING WARE-HOUSE The Subscriber in. Broad street, one door below Mr. Al leu’s Hut Store, a r.A’c.E an m.aniu). t sortment or AND CLOT lING, ( Consist : n g of OIIBSS CO/. Frock <!op. i Drab bos . 1 i ;’f imere Pantaloon •road '.to . -.’>/> urduroy Jo >wn k black silk Vests ■ ! >1 * ■•>* lassimere do f i, frilled and plain , Hsiri. i . 1 and Lambswool 1 ■ . f I s * I Me , I I Is, ,oiik; very wide i ; s seal skin Capa La Fayette Stocks 1 r j t Gloves, £tc. . ALSO ! | Negro Jackets and Trowsers , House servants Coatees and Pantaloons Fearnought great Coats , Guernsey Frocks, red flannel Shirts Striped and Check do | Common Linen do , VV oollen Gloves, and many oilier articles i ', in his line. Ibe above GOODS are New-York made, and | vil] he disposed of wholesale and retail, at New- i York prices. J J. P. Seize. * ; December 3 46 id jiti'oaa At the PlauteTes’ Hotel. ! WILL from this tim be in readiness toaccnm mnda'e those wi.o may c: I, Irom Saturday! Morning tint.l Sunday at 12 .’clock in each week, \ and on'y n those days. Angus 30 3t 19 : NOTICE. ; Public are cautioned against trespassing i on the Houses and Lots of the subscriber upper end of town—especially against hauling sand nr earth from the river bank or contiguous thereto. Each and every person offending shall . have the law rigorously enforced against him of them. Hugh Nesbitt. laonsrv 21 6fj «N* nVlvvi. ' subscriber will dispose of his MILLS in I Montgomery county, having a Grist ami four • Saws running, which last are calculated to turn lout irom 4 '» 6000 feet of lumber per day, winch can be raf ed i nmediulely into the Ocmnlgee nv er, wi'h 600 acres of the best timbered pine Ism in that section of the slate. As to terms of sale they w.ll be made easy. The above property w» ‘.b.rtnerly that of E. W. Barker. Nfc residence e (near MdleJgeville. JAMES BOYKIN, t ! .1 m. 14 w3m 101 Persons having business with • the snb.cribers during their alj-ence Irom Ibis ci ty for the summer, will please call on Mr. A. B liIOELOW Beers, Bunnell & St. John. Augusta, August 9, 1825 5t 13 [AUGUSTA MASONIC HALL ILottery* THE s“ciind drawing of the above Lottery will take place on WEDNESDAY the 12th day of October next. An earlier day would have been appointed, hut for the. inactivity of the pre sent season, and the absence of a large portion of our population.—The subsequent drawings will be much more frequent. J. 8. Beers, Secretary to the Com nissioners. August 19 16 THOMAS G. HALL, Uarviagfc Maker. HAS received a part of his Spring Supply of CARRIAGES and GIGS, which makes hi assortment of Gigs complete-—consisting of first, second and third rate Leather and Suntop Gigs, one Coachee and one Chariotee. Being regular ly supplied with an extensive assortment, direct from the various manufactories of Newark and its vicinity, he is disposed to sell on as good terms at the articles can be obtained in Augusta . (Ej’Orders for any kind of Carriages will be forwarded and executed in the best manner, at the manufacturing prices. Gigs and Carriages built to order. Repairing in all branches, at short notice, on the most reasonable terms. March 22 ts 77 W ivu iuvu l uaV. publishing Committee announces the . postponement of the publication of the Wesleyan Journal, until the first ot October next. The Committee does this reluctantly, and with regret, but it is deemed belli r, to delay the pub lication ot the Journal, waiting the return of Hie Rev. Mr. Oliis, who is now absent for his health, th-m to issue it under the Editorship of another person. Was Mr Olin present, lire Journal I should appear forthwith. The Committee de light to acknowledge how fully their expecta tions have been realized by subscriptions for the Wesleyan Journal. They regard it no longer!! problematical whether a religious paper, such as j is contemplated, might receive adequate support i in the South ; and (hey are anxious only to have 11 the paper edited by one whose ample endow i ments should render it worthy of the extensive patronage it is likely to obtain. j J- O. Andrew, Chairman. £ P- S —Editors in South and North Carolina and I Georgia will confer a favor by inserting the above, i _ J- O- A. i Charleston. July 2 1825. i - ( SiiJllDlLSiAib ANU 8 TEAM B.\THS. DU. HOUEL, a French Physician, respectfully informs the public, that he has established SI EAM 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 o \ their efficacy. The most gentle as well as tlx most powerful medicines are administered by ilia { means, without any pain, trouble or disgust to th ; patient. They are a never failing remedy in all cutane J “us affections; from Psora, Ringworms, &c. u Scaldhead and Leprosy. They also have neve, failed of success in either acute or ch-ontc rheu malism. ( In glandular obstructions, chlorosis, a.iasarcou twellmgs, incipient dropsy; in all diseases of ibt joints, gouty affections, dispersion of tumors, ill cured syphilis, spasmodic or nervous affections; j in all bilious disorders, dyspepsia, hypocondriasb 1 epilepsy—these baths have been found most ser * viceable, and have often succeeded even in here v ditary complaints. In fine, Ibis manner of admin 1 istering almost every remedy belonging to the ’ healing art, may be rendered applicable to almost s every cssc, and (it is repeated) without any pain. J trouble, or disgust to the patient. 1 As these baths are not yet generally known Dr. IlnuKi. will be happy to give the most res- 1 pectahle references to persons who have beet ’ cured by taking them. H " I Tke Steam fy .Medical Hath Establishment, Is in Ellis-Street, opposite Mr. H. Healing’s * Brick House, and has an entrance in Broad-street immediately opposite the city /fold. January 11 ’ 57 i «Ss‘ otice. JlpllE subscribers have connected themselves] wl in the practice of the LAW—they will uni formly attend all the counties of the Northern . Circuit, and the county of Franklin, of Hie Wes. Ji tern Circuit, one of them will be generally found!] al their office in Elberton, where they will take i pleasure in transacting the business ol those who t may be unfortunate enough to be involved in the Law. , John A. Heard, Thomas J. Heard. January 1, 1825 57 N otice. ALL persons indebted to the estate of Cotton | Merritt, deceased, are requested to render! Hieir accounts in properly attested, within the lime prescribed by law, and those indebted t said estate will m ke immed'aie pay mint to Comfort Merrit, Admr'x. Burke Co'tn’v Mav 1825 I! T 91 NOTICE. '■THREE months alu-r Date, application will b M. mai'e to the Inferior Court of Columbia <: unty, while siting for Ordinary purposes, fori ./ave to divide twenty N groes. Hie property o I lames Martin, Iste ot sa d county deceased, of which the heirs living ou; of the county a n ■ Slate of li- org a, ai- r--pec Inly notifii d ol .net ' application. I hi- 29- <1 ml Mtgust, 1825 Robert Martin, Ad/nW. August 30 2iu3m )9 O' CABH ! CASH ! ! T'riov ° ■'^ r oft r< for sale It s BLANTA ■ , * W i l^'n miles of Augusts, con- Itaim-ig ab- ut oUO Acres, (know , as the Turknett II ract .) 'f 13 s “ we| l known, that it hardly needs a description, it is one of the best limb red tracts e ,n Geor ff'“; mto the fertility of the so I. the pre . ;sent crop although it has been a very bad crop ,f| year) would he Hie best recomm-ndation—it has ll|a FISHERY that three S ins ca ■ work without interfering and are as pmfitahl • Fin,cries » s any on the river, a id of a pood fish season w »uici bring a profit of from (lire; to four thousand dollars—its Timber cousins principally >t White jOak. Micknrv, Poplar, Maple and a great variety ol other kinds. It is so convenient to i-uvn. as to haul two cords of w-.od per day, and at the low price of g 4 per cord, would be apnfi aide business, and tnere is no doubt but wi'h lu grow mg importance of Augusta, that it will bee .019 more valuable. The entire tract mav be purchas e-l and contains about 600 acres of which the ' above is the undivided half, with m >st excellent 1 wa’er, whi h is rare on river land. Goosl Barns and a new Oitt-H use, 40 by 18 with good sbeads, Overseers House, ami all ne* 1 cessary buildings There i. about 200 act-,-s cleared, and if properly cultivated, will bring 40 bushels Corn per acre, and 1000 Ibv. seed (;. tton -it is presumed no person will j tirchase without examining. Plantation tools, stock ot ab kinds Corn and Fodder, and also Mules nay he had with it. 1 would invite Capitalists who wis 1 ’ to vest their funds to pr fi’ and safety, to examine lor themselves, it is the first time the entire tract has been off'red, and 1 think I cut say without contradiction, that there has never come mo market such a I ruct of Land, combining si* many advantages and conveniences—it is not subi-ct to freshets. \pp|y to John 8 Coombs or Danii l rtavagp,. September 2 3, f 20 Ten Dollars Ur ward. RXNAWAY on the 14 h ult. my nimniofel low WILLI \M, wed known UI tins City and (it vicinity, he is between eigh een and -wenty years of age, about five feet nine inches high , nt | | has a scar on one ot his arms just above Hie e| T jbow (rum a burn, but on which I .io not n collect He had on when he lefi li' rue, a p,l r ol h clt bombazine puntul in,,-, blat k silk waistcoat and a Janes black and lead colonr< d strip, d round a bi.iil Jacket and Fur Hat. He is a plausible and artful tellow, and may wish 10 persons be beve he lias been h* ipe, when h has mi been near it. The above reward and all reasonable expencos will be paid for his saiedeliveiy i„ me or bis being confined in aiiyjiilin »lus Slue of Soulli-Garolina, so that I get ini-, B gai F- H- Cams. Augusta. Sept, 1. 1825 ~ Tn\ Da War s ilaward, R ANA WAY from the sub crib r, tne 2lst lost, a NEGRO ’Oy by |i ie name of I.Y op CYRUS ; about 16 or 17 tears of sgi-. He is a stout well made boy. Ins complexion very rlark, with smooth skin, and a very ph using counten ance when spoken to. Had mi when be went a way, a pair of blue striped Northern homespun pantaloons, a round Jacket of the '■ante, als . a fur hat and a pair of -hoes, theab ve reward will be paid to any person who wl! 1 nig - p „i in any safe Jail, so that I get him aga n, op o ib li vering him to the subscri e- m \ .g,, i, l/ittl(‘l)t*rry Bush, Jnlv 29 1«25 OALUTON. AI.L persons are hereby warned fro it having any thing to do will a N gro B >y named I OBEY, about 12 or 13 v,-a* of age, belonging to the Estate ot ,|os'-ph Bucher, deceased, who was suspicioi sly removed from Chirle-imi on Thursday lust, by one Huxur or Daviii sillks of Georgia—as he will be cl 1 ~-d m , v bo- v. r p -s --session he may be found. The said Negr • was recently in Hie po-sessinn nl ,Idm M'K.-gan, Black-m th of this place, who had no ripM 1 part with him. Sides left : ere will, J r 6 N groes, in a waggon, ami is supposed 10 luv-- ,n ma de I through the interior of th S ie, u, h- b other's and thence to his residence, about 2b(> ml- , , : ,m Augusta. tC7* The Editors o Hie Columbia Telescope Sa ’annuli Republic. and Augusta Coiutuiiliona ist, irertqn ud in give h '■■(■• g ~,g i«,, p. t ion-, and forward the ir b II- immedia'e vs, ay. -,enl to the subscriber, FilwanJ Vj. Burch, AdministruiO' ot. !■'. lae of Jos archer. Charleston 'eg i 9 I >2,5 1 otice. NINE months alter date, appir.atimi will be made to the. Justices of the In, -rior Court lof Scriven County, when situng for Ordi. iry ;purposes, for leave to s«M a ccria.i) tract, ut Land containing two hundred acres being in the coun ty aforesaid, belonging to His Es’.ate of Caleb Howell, deceased, f t Hm bc efi of Hie Heirs and creditors f the said dec,', d Maliala Howell, Adrn’x, June 11, 182- ! 9 d.i xS otice. INF, months after dice, application will be iJln made to the (lour ot Ordinary of F a.iklm |c unty, for leave, to sell one hundred Acies >1 l.a'id, in said County, as the property of Adam Linn, deceased, for the benefit of the Heirs and Creditors of -aid dec/c ml John E. Carson, adm.’r. January 18, 1«2.5 lin6 63 N otice. \JINE months after ate application will be II iri-nie to the Honorable Inferior Court of li olunibia County, wfn 1 setting as a Court of Or- I linary tor leave to sell 202 1-2 acres of Land ly ■ g in the 2d District ot Moor “ C unty, Loi No. - of Wilburn Smalley; deceased, a .d to be sold (or the benefit of the heips and creditors of ‘-si I deceased. James Smalley, Adm’v, January 4, 1825 Im9m SJ