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STljt &®u&WnUmttmU»i. ■ “ Many of the political evils, under wn»£b every Country in the world labours, are not owing to any want of love foronr Country, but to un ignorance of its re*l constilulior. and interests.” pKIKSTI. V NEW SERIES. . v ...V01. 111. AUGUSTA, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25, 1825. No. 35. Cfte Constitutionalist 13 PUBLISHED EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY BY W. J. BUNCE, AUGUSTA, OA. Notice. WILfy+AM KIBBEy TAKES this opportunity of informing tiis friends and the public, that he has entered into Co partnership with Mr. James Weils of Savannah, late of the Hou°e of Killatr., Hilts If Wells, for the purpose of carrying on the busings as DRAPERS AND TAILORS, In the City a s Augusta, 1 TWO DOORS BELOW THE GLOBE TAVERN. Where they intend keeping a general supply of CLOTHS, CASSIMERE3 and GOO S, of al - descriptions, usually kept by Houses of their pro fession—and at the same time assure the pub lic that no time nop pains shall be wanting to suit those who n-.aj call on the. House Wells & Kibbc. October 11 51 DIMOCK & MARSH, IBerdjant Cailor#, AT THE AUGUSTA 91 (DUB* No. 164, Broad-street. ** AVS THIS DAT RECEIVED, PER THE LA IT STEAM BOAT —A large and fresh supply of— READY MADE CLOTHING, —OnKSISTHIO OF— BLUE and Black U ess Goats, Coatees, different, colors, Blue, Black snd Fancy colored Fantalnons, Blue and Black Cloth Vests, Silk anti Fancy ditto, handsome patterns. Bang-up Pantaloons, Satinett Coatees and Pantaloons, &c. All of the ab-ve Garments li»v» been made of the latest New York fashions. Persons wishing to purchase, will do themselves the pleasure to crll at the above store. Oc'nber 7 30 Notice. QJ* '■ Uubik are tcs pectfully informed that the undersigned have this day commenced transacting the mMHNNB&Ba ANp Commission Business, UNDKR THB FIRM OF STOVALL & FORD, At the New Warehouse, on ■lacksnn street, oppo site .Messrs. Win Sims, Williams !/ Co. Their open and close Stores are now in good -order for the reception of Cotton and Goods They will be grateful far so much of pub> ! patronage, as a faithful attention to business m deserve. .Pleasant Stovall, William P. Ford. Oo'ober I 4t t 29 STOHAUE AND COMMISSION BUSI.VESS. THE undersigned begs leave to tender his ser vices to the public generally, in the above line of business —hs pledges hinns If to use all dl - give personal attention, and to exert him self to the best of his abilities to git e general sat isfaction and to promote the interest of all loose that may think proper to.favor him with their cus tom. Liber* 1 dvances will be made on al! pro duce committed to his charge, either Cor sale, ex portailno, or otherwise, and facilities in all cases ( ™ kn - rf>f /'dr d) wdl be afforded; that but few others in his line can eqn I, and none surpass, A 1 orders will be thankfully received and promptly attended in. 1 } Me has taken Mr B. H. Warren'?-Warehpuso, at the Foot of the bridgf?, (better known by the name of ‘‘ Leigh’s Warehouse ,”) its situation be ing mms diatey upon the ness wharf it thereby adord-t pecu iar advantages to shippers, &e. the whole establishment having lately under gone a complete and thorough repair, is now in complete order fop the reception of all kinds of j produce, merchai'l ze, &c. His close stores are 1 •ieanly, st cure, and perfectly safe. I Wm. 11. Shelton. I N. n The only Tobacco Inspection in the city, “ als - kept at the above Warehouse ; and for all Tiobncco of I'lefiist quality, inspe tied here during the ensuing season, I will give dx dollars per hun area, and 11 the same ratio for the more inferior spud ties. W B. S. h-r 20 2^ N otice. subscriber (1 ,te of Savannah) has establish- M- ed mimel! n ll»U City, for the transaction of Commission Business,* Aid begs leave to lender his services to bis mends and the pubhc in G-nrgia. W. B. Gwathmey, JVVui Fork, REFERENCES. Thomas Commimo, E-q. Mr. It. H. Mu or' vk, Me-srs. A. Slauohi eb & C. Lauchm. Oct'ber 11 UU.MBEU. U.AUTDVUUiU AND Commission Business. c At his old stand in Savannah, near the Fnrt ans is prepared to make suitable advances upon al f produce placed in h's hanhs for s«>. Jolm Everinarbam. ir. April U 9 ... m SPLENDID SCHEME. OF TIIF. AUGUSTA MASONIC HALL 1.0 IT.,it Y. ft MiMD HIGHEST PRIZE. Now Drawing in the City nf Augusta, un der the superintendance of S. Hale, ] fA. Slaughter, 1 R. R. ReID, . T. I. VV«A«,J The Third Drawing Will take place on the 97i JVuvember next, dj* Two drawings nut of Nine are over, and there remain still undrawn, the truly splendid .Capital Frizes of BKSIHta Seventy TVumaauA Dollars V IN 810,000—85000—81000, & 8500 PRIZES. And & large proportion ol g 100 and g 50 Pri *“s—This is an almo-t unprecedented r.ch alate ot the wheel, after the drawing of nearly one fourth of the whole Lottery. SCHEME. I Prize of 830,000 is 830,000 1 Prize of 20,000 is 20,000 4 Prizes of 10,000 is 40,000 4 Prizes of 5,000 is 20,000 5 Prizes of 1,000 is 5,000 ; 10 Prizes of 500 is 5,000 i 50 Prizes of 100 is 5,000 100 Prizes of 50 is 5,000 5000 Prizes of 10 is 50,000 51 75 Prizes, f _ • 12825 Blanks. $ . * 180,000 ; 18,000 TICKETS at TEN DOLLARS, Less than two and an half Ulanks to a Prize. The Prizes only to be Drawn. All the Prizes to be floating from the cummer cement, except >n-.jouowmg, svhxcfi stall he deposited in the suited at definite periods, viz ; ON THE FIRST DRAWING 1 prize of 10,000 & Inf 500 (2d. 1 prize of 5,000 & 1 of 1,000 & lof 500 3d. 1 prize of 10,000 & 1 of 500 * 4th, 1 prize of 5,00'> & 1 of 1,000 & lof 500 ;sib. I prize of 10,000 & lof 500 i6ih. 1 prize of 5,000 & 1 of 1 000 & lof 500 7ih 1 prize of 10,000 & I of 5,000 & 1 of 500 (Bth. 1 prize of 20,000 8t I of 1,000 & 2 of 50u 9th. 1 prize of 30,000 & 1 of 1,000 Sc 1 of 500 All Prizes payable thirty days after the com *i pletlon of the drawing, sub ject to a deduction o fifteen per cent—if not applied fop within twelve months, to be considered a donation to the funds of the Mtsonic Hall. TICKETS and SHARES may be yet had, in great variety of numbers at the original nrice at BEERS’ LOTTERY OFFICE , No. ,241. BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA. Whole Tickets, SlO 00 Halves, 5 00 Quarters, 2 30 Darien money will be received for Tickets, i 0. Y Orders for Tickets and Shares from any i part of the U.iited States, enclosing the Cash, ' u o6 * paid will meet the same prompt attention, |,as on personal application, if addressed to J. 8. Beers, Secretary to the Commissioners, ' October 13 3.3 Dancing School. MR. COI.MESNIL respectfully informs th'. Ladies and Gentlemen of Augusta and its I . vicinity,that his Dancing School will cimmenceti |»s soon as he will have a sufficient number of 1 1 Scholars. n ( His subscription list is opened for those wb 1 wi 1) to patron ze him; and parents and gu-nlia , /who wish to give private lesions to their rb Jdren. 1 Mr. G. will attend with pleasure at their house, 01 ; 1 any place of 'heir choice. I he price of Tui ion is to he paid on entrance, and birth r ex danallon will be seen on the tu )- sorption list, tor night and day school. Oc’o ! er 21 4' 34 j TcA.i D ! fjNHE subscribers having connected themse'v-s 1 J. under the firm of Sims St Summers, off r ’ 'f> t services as Auctioneers and Commission Mer chants. All business entrusted to their care, sha • receive attention. Heiij. G. Sims, Gto. W. Suinmera, No. 189 Broad street . i\ u I It; E. 4 LL those wh i are indebted to the firm ot j t-E M‘l)< will & Reid, are requested to mi k 11 me 'iate settlement, ns it is intended to close!; aid concern as s-oeedilv as possible, ia conse ' qnei ce of the d alb of Mr. Thomas MMlowgll I; \ I all those t > whip they rre indebted, wit please p»resent their accounts for payment to Robert A. Reid, Surv'vintr Partner. October 11 5t 5l AI’DOWAIA* & IVEID, HAVE removed itt'o the Brick Building on Camp bell.-treet, (up stairs.) immediately in the rear of M.Krnzik & Bsssoca's Brick Building, on Broad-street, and offer their remaining STOCK GOODS, By Wholesale, at extremely tow prices, for Cas’. or Town acceptances only. Country Merchant* and others will find it much to their interest to Call, as it is intended to close the concern as early as possible. The following comprises the assortment in part : © B ALES extra super heavy London Duffle, Point and Rose Blankets. 2 Bales (Kay k Sons) super White Plains, 7 8 wide 22 Pieces red, white and yellow Flannel*, 40 Pieces plain and figured black Bomb:zetts, Black, blue, drab and olive, double and sin gle mill'd Clothes and Cassimeres. Blue, crimson and beet root Felice Cloths, Men's, women’s and hoy’s white, black and mixed lambs wool, worsted and cotton Hosiery. The above Woollens Were imported la«t No vember, and are of superior quality, and much lower charged than those imported this Full. —ALSO -35 4 4 5 4, 6 4 7 4 and 8 4 black, nlaid and white Merino Shawl -, which Will be sold by the single, at first rout. 100 Pieces fresh imported 4 4, 5-4 and 6-4 Cam brics, B <>k, f.eno and Mull Muslins, TOOBTHan WITH A OESKIHL 1 SOnTMRNT op Cottim Roods, Oclohtr. 11 SI REMOVAL. WAftftOX XUAWL*, Have removed from .AV 259, to .Aa 226, Broad corner of Macintosh s r. ets, Where they are opening an ex ensive and ele gant a-s-ptm-ntof STAPLE AVO FA.VCV DRY GOODS, Which they > fter to their friends and custom ers. on their usual liberal terras. Octr b?r 18 6t 33 teugau, V office, &c.“ Sugar, 200 Barrels do. do. 100 Pieces Hemp Bagging, 50 do. Tow do, 3000 Bnshrls Liverpool ground Sdf, with a oKveiur, a«son-iarest or For hale hy *' Wm. Rost wick. °r’oh"’- IS 3t S 3 VIAAI?S # *>\AVUa\..VU3. QDDD PRIME lU»h and MIDLINGS', Jus, received and for sale hy Thomas S. Metcalf. ISO Tasks Stone LIME. O-roht It 32 i W AVI LO IVI VIKDIA L ihLY, ' Foun on Fivt: J.mvii /jmen Tailors, :tp when steady employment will he given— none need apply but fi- t ra'e workmen. Foster & Turpin. ! Ootob-r 18 33 ■■ '■ , DANGLsG ACADEMY. Air. T. \\ YayoiWe’s School | OPENS THUS DAY. F. wi-tnng to devote his whole timet 0 i-v 1. iliis Branch of Eduction, r> quest those Parents wh . wish to confide their chddren to his care, to make immediate abdication, having many new and elegant Dances that he wishes to teacu his Funds Mr K. will attend as usual in private Fi rdies and Seminaries when caled fjf. t Fi r further part icnlars, apply at Mr. J. B. La verra's next door to Dr. Turpin’s Store, Broad- Street. MUS’C LESSONS. MRS. T. B. F.AYOLI.B, thanklul for the en couragement heretofore received, informsf] li v iriends and the community, that she continue- , g ving lessons on the PIANO FOR'I E and SjPAN , |l>H RUI I Alt. Mia. F. teaefes her pupils the art of singing in the newest t'yle. Apj ly as in the above advertisement. October 18 8t 33 SUvveAiou W vuvlcvV, BY a young mm in a Counting Room, when Itia time can be devoted exclusvoly to tin ‘ Books. Satisfactory refer uces wi I be given { ■le would lake chtirg-t of a set of Books on Ben eti’s (dan if r. q iir> d. A line addn ssed to G. U. sod left at tin* office, will meet with attention O'tober 14 32 R* Gcanc, CONTINUES the practice of the l,»w at Monti cello, Jasper County, where fie wi I punctual 'y attend to any business confided to his erre. 11. dso practices in all the other courts of the Oak ‘ uulgee circuit, and in several courts of the Flint i ml Nortuern circuits.—During his abse-ce a- , , ■ gent will be lefi to attend to the business of hi. (lice. Jilonticel’o, July 27 mtf 10 MANAGERS’ OFFICE. By Authority of the Slate of New- York. SPLENDID LOTTERY, To be Drawn in the City of New-York, on the 4th of January, 1826. AND FINISHED IN FIVE MINUTES. 45 NUMBERS—6 BALLOTS TO BE DRAWN. Faftch Tickc.t having 3 Numbers in Combination. J. B. \ftUa & A. JllYnlyxe, managers. SCHEME OF THE Xcvj-XoTk, State Literature class 3, for 1826. HIGHEST PRIZE $ 100,000 1 PRIZE OF 850,000 is gptl.ooo 1 do " 20,000 is 20',000 1 do “ 10,500 is 1 0',5 00 2 do " 5,000 is 10,000 4 do “ 2,500 is 10,000 10 do •» 2,000 is 20,000 39 do «• 1,000 is 39,000 78 do “ 500 is 39,000 468 do “ 100 i s 46,800 4,446 do " 50 is 222.30 Q 5,051 Prizes, 8567,600 9,139 Blanks, Less than tiro blanks to a Prize. PRICE OF TICKETS. Whole - 250 I Quarter g!2 50 Half - - 25 J Eighth 625 I his is the most magmficitnt Scheme that has rver been off red for the patronage of the (r ends of Lottery adventure in America- The small number of Tickets, and the unexampled demand for them, ts a sufficient warnm, that there will not be ti chance left, for weeks before the day fix ed fpr the drawing, and that the p.ice of T ck ets will shortly rise To g6O. ea^in R H?i!? T^ n l - are . lhPrefnr '’ rf,( l"estcd. to be eany in thetr application aa all «'-< -» ... ...it, mailed before the rise will be entitled to be win pu-"d at the present rates. V Notes of the Batik of the V. States and its Branches, and, generally, the Note* of all Bankal that pay specie, received at jKr. Also, Mercantile Drafts at sight, on any of the large Cities, and Prize Pickets received freely in payment. All Letters to be post paid. The Mails may be relied on as being p.-rfreth safe for all remittances. Yates & MTntyre, 0c.n1.-r 11 12, T TO KENT. ~ M THE upper Tenement in the Bridge Ha. It, occupied by If. H Witns, Esq. The House on E'lU-sfrect, lately in the possession of Mr. J. S. Coombs—Apply Samuel Hak. October 18 yt 33' For Sale or to I tent. ~ , MB. B. HOPKINS offers to sel 1 his House and Lot in Town, and it! not sold by the first of 001 ber, 'the premises may (hen be rented. En- ' quire ot the subscriber on the Sand Hills, or of ' George W. Warner, Esq in Angus's. B. R. Hopkins. September 33 gb to Be rented i On a Building Lease, JkpA THREE Luts, fronting Walk f.r and Watkins Slree’s, opposite to . 'he Cath .lie Parsonage House. The l Lots adjoin each other and will be i e t e parately 1 r all together, as may he desirfed. . W. W. Molt. , September -s, 2'2 7T" tjiik.n i\ Isfjisß Two conveuient Dwelling 1 Houses and Lots, situated Reynoul-aireei. near the residence of Ans-lm llngg. Rsq —Poa session given on the first day ts October next, Afn.v to 1 G. Dillon. Sen’emher 37 ‘/7 TT to rk.n r, : ; The Diclimoiul Hotel; also, ' Iwo Tenements stljoti i : g ; 01 e Mnil ling »i led- ! ciliated for a Gr eery Slur.*, on Broad and Marhory k streets, onnosite the Richmond Hotel. Apply to Haraiul Hale, Administrator csta'e tj .it. C. Ir avenwonh. Octoh r 4 61 29 ToitikiS'i; rom the first tlay of Octoherj, .1 x , tor one ye. r, the House a d Lot on In ■ :osh-Street, w Here Mr. Patrick Ke ly now 1 ves. Vpply to Robert D. War'-- rrto Wm W, Ho. , irusau r». w are. August 2 11 | \ CHARLES CON ?1 I'Avi Vi, nAS commenced running. on tlie first Onto, b r.— App.y f. r „.,«u w t the GLOdE lA ,, VK'*N-F.r« tiiteeii Dollars. ' J October 4 26t 29 THOMAS G. HALL, Cancuvge Jilftkw. HAS received h nan „l bis Soring Sunnlv of CAHHIAOES and GIGS, wh-ctf makes his assortment of Digs complete—con-iatlhg of first , »econd ami lliirii rate Lea-ncr»nd Suntop Digs ' one Uoichee mid one Charintee. Being regular. \y supplied with an extensive assottm. nt, duect from the various manufactories 01 N vaik , U ul its vicinity, he is disposed to sell on as good terms at tn<? articles can obtaincd in Q3*orders tor any kind of Carriages will be orwaided and executed in the bo.t manner, at he manufacturing prices. Gigs and Carnages built to order. Repairing in all orauchca, at abort tnotice, on tile most reasonable terms. March 22 tt Augusta Vrtitt acVtuiA. AS the exercises of tb s institution will be sumed on MONO\Y next, it is expec'ed timt ibe Pupds wnl he punctual in their sitend ance on that day. I is op u for the reception of all who may.wish to avail the selves «( ,i s be nefits ; and as there are doubtless many chil Iren in our city who have never yet enjoyed the means of instruction, the parents of'such, a.e called on by every consideration of duty and of interest to urge their children (wilh.-ut deli i ) to attend upon the instructions of this scho 1 an opportunity so important ought not (« be per mitted to pass without -unable improvement, and parents must he inaenaihj« to the best and high est mteres sos their - flying, win. deny them Itliat improvement w'uch will qualify ttrin f„ P ' usefulness in the w. rid, and wn.cn can be pro. cund without money, aiitl without price - OrlohiT 14 1825 fi N otice. & EAL KI) PROPOSALS WILL he deceived at the Office of the C/eik of Council, until the first < f Not ember next, for conveying Water from die Spying known as Turknett’s Spring, to the Mark t-Unus’, in the °'V u°V\ U( l ~oU' , ine Lugs, the diamt er of which shall be at least fifteen inches, and the Bore lour inches. Ihe upper surface of the .Logs when laid down to best least .three and a halt feet below (he general surface of the gmu d I he course of conveyance from the spring, to be such as to intersect Broad-sireel, bet ween Mar bury-street and Hawks Gulley. Proposals may embrace the wh le work or separate proposals will be received for lurn'sh iog ami be ing Hie Logs, naming the place whore they will be delivered, or any oitier part of 'he work 1 Sami. Hale, 1 W. M. Thomas, C Committee. / N. Delaigle, j September 16 A\U STEAM ItvTHS. DU. HOUEL, a French Physician, respectfully informs the tuthlic, that he has established 6 I LAM aid MEDICAL *IJA I’HS in Augusta. Ihe very high repute these Baths have acquired m Europe, where (although a late discovery) they are to be found in every hospital, and the great cures (hey have performed in Boston, Phi ladelphia and Charleston, can leave no doubt of their efficacy, The most gentle as well a- the most powerful medicines are administered by 'hat means, without any pain, trophic or disgust to 'he Patient, They are a never fading remedy in all ethane- > mis affections ; front Psora, Ringworms, &■. to Scaldhead and .Leprosy. ('hey also have never failed of success in either acute or chronic rheu matism. In glandular obstructions, chlorosis, anusarcous Wellmgs, incipient dropsy; lit all diseases of the joints, gouty affections, dispersion of tumors, til cured syphilis, spasmodic or nervous affections: in ad bilious disorders, dyspepsia, hypocundriasis, epilepsy—these baths have been found most ser viceable, and have often succeeded even in here ditary complaints. In fine, this manner if ad nn istering almost evety remedy belonging to the healing an, may be rendered applicable to almotf '■very case, and (it is repeated) without any paiii, trouble, or disgust to the patient. As these baths are not yet genera ly known, Ur. Houki. w.ll he happy to give the ntnsi res. pectable relen nces to persons who have been cured by lakii.g them, an’isrv II 57 *** The sniper (tt, (ms iemove<l to that Couimndiotis l)w I. g, m Kilts s r rt, di rectly opposite Mr Mea'mg’- new b.mk Building, where si v. r.al yom g gen I men can be a c-mm l '- oaied with HOM’D, and I.ODGIVG (if r q'lired t There is an Ally runs tin. the tiou-e into Bros I Street, directly opposite the City Ho t I A. Stoy. Or'ob'-r 11 fit T 3'* CAU i 10S. I'KIIK \ S my wit" POM V, lias lef n • T» tied uni boa d without any pr 'Vi'Cati l \ whatever I lii i» there* r" to forewarn ill pr v -ms tp m tri'si’n g tier t i mv account, as 1 w :1 not pay no dtbis ol her contractu g. h ta ll'cluml H Bennett, mat k October 15, 1825 3t 3d