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NEW SERIES Vol. 111. AUGUSTA, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 18, 1825. No. 42.
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Clie Con&itutio'ualtjtft 1
13 I’UUHSIIF.D EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
BY W. J. BUNCH,
AUGUSTA, GA. 1 ,
iloooo.
7 11
THE 'nUHvTinUYWV.VO .
OF THE 1 *■
AUGUSTA MASONIC HALL
LOTTERY, |
Took place on Wednesday last, and ad the. Capital'
Tri zes remain limit awn except one of 1
Ten Thousand Dollars, «
/
AND ONE OF
Due, Thousand ftoWavs.
The Fourth Drawing j
Will take place on WEDNESDAY, the
I4tli of December next,
The Wheel in yet rich beyond all former
example.
THERE ARE STILL UNDRAWN,
1 Prize of 30,000 Dollars,
1 Prize of 20,000 Dollars, J
3 Prizes of 10,000 Dollars,
4 Prizes of .5,000 Dollars, !
4 Prizes of 1,000 Dollars,
10 Prizes of 500 Dollars
Besides a very ltir*e amount of
$ 100 ? S and 30 S,
I’urchss Ts will do wall 10 call without <Kl.iv,
as lionets WIKI, RISK oil the Isi I)F,CEMIiI U
MAT, u. ELEVEN 1)01. A US.
Until then they can bo had, at the original
price hi
BEERS’—Lottery Dffvco,
M . ii 1, GKDAD-bTUEET.
WHOLE riOliEl'S, glO 00
HALVES 5 00
OUUIIEKS, 2 50
Cj" Allorde-» actuallv mailed before the first
of December, will bo flip tl at the original price.
J, S. Beers,
Secretary to the Commissioner j.
Gvliiys, are IVaaguvous W
No. 2334,
IN THE
AUGUSTA Jit SONIC HALL
iAottAUD> j
Came out on the Qlhinst. a Vrize oj\
10,000 Dollars,
I
And remained in the Office unsold.
This Splendid Sum on/hi have hen had, a half
an hour before the d: awing, for the tripling
sum of ten dollars.
There are still 1 liree more Prizes undrawn ul
the ■ amount, he*ides ill.■ other
f Ua\AUv\s,
Winch may probably he now (or sale, and only
await the call of some lucky adventurer, at
.. No. 241, Broad-street,
AUGUSTA,
NnvpmHprls 41
TICKETS RISING! !!
ON the first day ot December next. Tickets in j
the Augusta .Masonic Hall Lottery, will !>• i
idvanced to ELEVEN UOLLAUS—and SHAKES,
in proportion.
Bring in your Prize Tickets while they can hi. I
renewed r.t the original price.
Lose not the present opportunity for purcha
ing. a-, probably another chance may never occur,
to buy Tickets in so desirable a Scheme, and with J
h wheel so rich at the present low price.
The demand for Tickets I, great, and they will
b no doubt advance s.ill more, after the next draw
,l. S. Beers,
Secretary to the Com misuu hem,
1 5 4'
"\U.Ms Hj .MAD
PK'ME UAMn and MIDLINGS,
Jnsi, received and for sale by
Thomas 8. Metcalf.
ALSO
150 Casks Stone LIME.
Oct' ker 11 32
YAUTVMUUiE
AND
Commission Business.
At hi, old stand in Savannah, near the Port, and ’
is prepared to make suitable advances upon aii
produce placed in his hands fur sa'e,
John Everingham, jr.
A'.rl 1 0 hi
1> a.u {feeds of Conveyance,
MkACLY PUINTTU OS VKLUTH PAPJIU,
For sale at this Office,
DIMOCK $ MARSH,
jßcrcfjant Cailor#,
AT THU AUGUSTA
No. 164, Broad-street.
IVR THIS DAY RKCKIVKI), 4*1(1 TtIK LAST M’KAH U»AT
—,i far if e and fit ah supply of
- MADE CLOT RING,
—ouxsisTi.so or—
f.UE and IBank Uress Coals,
it Coatees, dlLreut colors,
lliue, Black r.nd Fancy colored Pantaloons,
lliue and Black Clutn V.-sis,
S.ik and Fancy ditto, handsome patterns,
Bang-up Pauudoims,
Salinett, Coatees and Pantaloons, Btc.
All of til** ab ve Gn ;n; ns iiav** been made of.
lie latest N w V n'k fashions. Persons wish ,g’
c purchase, will do themselves the pi >asure to
;rII at th, above store,
Oc nbt 7 30
NE W Lv LOT il UN ii. ;
d ip. smtmiu |
IS OPENING A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF i
CLOTHING, |
” hfeh is maile up in a workman like manner, ami]
ot the best materials „•
\\
MJ-.UE and Bto supt tin ■ Dress C ;ats.
Do. do. 21 Ru.d'ity,
nine, Claret, Olive and Parson’s gray mixed
Frock Coats,
tie and Drib Uos Coats,
■ntees if dill’erent iptaiities,
Youths’ blue and black Coats,
Cassimere and Cl ith Paulal ions, of almost any
colour and prices,
Ssttlneit, Corderoy Si prime-bang-up do.
Blue and black clnlh Vt>ts,
French, India Si English silk Vasts,
Silk Velvet - - • do.
Great v iriely of Fancy do.
Linen, Co'ton, Frilled and Plain Shirts, (some
very tine,)
Knitted, Cotton and Worsted Drawers,
Worsted and Lamb’:' w ml knitted bains,
Foe- flannel Shins and Drawers,
Ladies* Cloaks,
Tartan and Camb’et do.
Fearnought great C als,
Sdk Umbrellas,
Boys’ and Mens seal skin Caps,
Gentlemen »n I Yonm's Mats,
Hosiery, Clot us,
ALSO,
House servants. Cnaiees and Pantaloons,
N gro .) ckets and Trowsers,
Cli ek’d strip’d, and cua-se linen Shirts,
Guernsey Frocks,
Ked (1 iitnt I Shirts.
THE A DOVE GOODS
Will he disposed of wholesale and reU'd, at
New-York prices.
No. 234. lino All STIIKKT,
Three doors above the 7‘oii Office.
October 21 34
KolU’.ti.
WILLIAM KIBBE ,
'STAKES ihis oppnp unity o( ,nn Ins Pier. ■
8 and the public, ihai hr has entered into t o
ipari’o rsiiip with Mr James Wkli.s of Sav.nnah
1 te of the Hbii e of Killatr,, Hills U Wells for tin
purpose ot c ruing m tP.e business as
DRAPERS AND TAILORS,
In the City of Augusta,
two noons below the bloiik tavern.
; Where they ini-mi keeping agc< r 1 supply
iof CLOTHS, CASSIMEKES and GOO >S, of ~1
; lescriptions, usually kepi by Houses of tlir-ir pro
feasiou—and at the same time assure the pub
lie that nn ti ne nor pains shall be wanting u
suit those who n,ay call on the I louse
Wells & Kilihe.
October 11
V A iUYIAGVr .MAKIXM
And Repairing.
TYiomas Vi. UaW.
j 13 WING engaged first rale work neo in eve
)Jt rv branc iof the above bus ness, is Mann
■aciuring light and tashionaole Gigs and Carri
ages, and flatters bimseli that his experience ii
he business will enable him to give satisLclioi
to such as may wish to iavur him with their or
biers.
Itcpa ring in all branches at short notice on tin
must reasonable terms
Du\vavuV for feaVe,.
Light Carriages, Gigs a.id fancy Wagons
ALSO,
A superior Planta.ion Wagon.
November 11 p 40
Noti
aiiniiEE pieces of line black bjnehews ht ln
Jt lately taken Ironi a package of dry goods i
Hamburg, and supposed to have been or will be
offered tor sale in Augusta; whosoever stop
them, or will discover I lie person offering tln-r
for sale, shall receive a reward of Five Dollar*
old Ihe thinks ot the owner, who is a po>r man
Comoauiications addressed to K. J. llainburi
11’. st-Oflice, will be thankfully received.
November 4 2*t 38
]
JS'oVice, lt> LreAVtoi's.
Ifl'OU will please to take mtice that I shall up
I X ply to the Honorable the Inferior Court 0
lUichnniiul county, at llirir next regu ar term ii
December, for ihe benefit of the several act; o
the Legislature of the Slat, of Georgia “ tor th
relief of insolvent debtors and their crediuirs. 1 ’
Cbauncy Bradley.
1 Ntvember 1, 1825 3. 1 38
WUi'-MAStt >3. |
LATH OF fllK FI HM <’F
WAY & BAKER,
bavLW.a/iy Geo.
OFFFHS HIS SEUVICKS TO Hl9 Fill*..Noß AS II i’HK FUB j
UC IN THE
General Com mission Business, *
la ills pi. u d solicits their patronage.
RbFF.MKXCLS TO
Messrs. A. Low .v, Co.
• Silvanii„h, (Jen
G. Breittmayer k Co.
Augusta, C u.
N. 11. Persons having business with ilr; sub |
scP'her, will please rail at the store of Mr. Jami f
'M*D - wall, tor the present, where he will a ways;
be found. !h
Aunista , Ort. 25, 182,1 41 t 5 i|j.
. |S(
North American. Review,
jVO. XL IX. » jt
CONTENTS. in
! i s
I CLAIMS of the United Slabs on Naples and ■ 0
• Holland °
1, Message of he President ofthe United!*
States to the House <o Representatives rela-l
tive to the olsiat on Niipli s. a
2 Message of the President of die L'ni u
,j ted States, t-ansiniUing the c nesponde ic,.J ll
relating to the claims of th oil zttns of Uni- a
t- .1 S ales Upon the Go.Voi iiUient of the Nc-|
therla .da, |g
i 11. L"i’>l Byron’s Character and Writings. | G
1. lt< re! c'iontt of the life ol Byron, lly P
the late It. U. Dallas, Esq G
2. Corrto poo.ieoee ,( Lord Byron with a
Friend i including his Letter.; to his Wudier ;
in 18i0, and 181 I. j,
3. Journal ot die Conversation ol Cord |
lly run By Thomas Medwin, Eaj. t
HI. Waylaiio’s Discourses on the Duties ol' an ( ,
| American G lizen. r
the Duties of an American C.lizen ; two
111 Ci ursts delivered in the First Baptist .
Meeting House in Boston, iiy Fiancis Way-
J land, j-nr.
IV. Pinkney’s Po ms,
Poe. s. I)y K,I ward C Pinkney.
V. English Common Law Reports,
Reports ot Cases argued and determineil i
in the K gl so Cuur sos Common L«w. Ed-'<
itr.d liy 1. oii.ao Sergeant and John o. Low- 11
her, Ivqo
VI. Orpine Poetry. v
Orphe-,s P-etavum Gise-tornm Antiquissi- v
1 imisT l —Auctore Ce .gio Henrioo Bode. •
Vll. Cnlunihus.
Codice dipiumatico Colombo Americano,
Os- a It'ccolta r'i !)• riun nti or gin due me
did, sp. tUntta (jr.&toforu Colombo, Etc.
G nova, 1823.
I VHI. Gold a d Sffv r in Mt sen,
A report on die Exp; uiency.af Aupm-te I
ting the Du f a;-a on the Ex,mutation ot Gold
and Silver, pres or,cl to the General Const I j
tnent Congress ol Mexico, by di U-inimillte
ol Fins ce and Mines .august 9, 1824
IX Critical Notices A
1. IVr. y’-, Historical Discourse, 444 1
2. Perklos’s History o( the late War, 443
_ u. Wtdlo.d’s Mercantile Penmanship, 451
4, Summ:,ry vi, w of America, 453
5 AdiTi sse> beibr tlr, Ncw-Ver k Ac- i
adt nr. of Fine Arts, 4591
(> Bacon’s Plea f r Africa, 462 l
7. Barnard’s Polyglot Gramiri'ir. 4741
'-j 8. Crufts’ AdUre-.: before the Palmetto I
i i Society, 454 j
i j 9. Bianco White’s Spanish Varieties, 4C9,
Qoin. rly 1. st of New Publications, 47 >
Ind. v 487
JUST RECEIVED JiV
Horace Ely.
j November 1 ,!7
li .NOTICE.
’• undersigned have been appointed as
* | * signers Ot Andiikw Low Sl C'i, nf Satan ;
0 jnah, merchants and ot Isaac Low & Co. of Li ;
jvevpool, megrlia ’ts, by deed of as-ivnment bear |
ing date of tile 11th of August 1 L 25 All per-
I s 'us indebt d to . idler of the said firms on tie
_ day of the 'late of said usslgim nil or subst-ij ieni
ly, are heichy r. quired to set'le the same with
us or either ol us, (or with Mr. James Taylor,
who is our attlhoriz d attorney) as we a e the
only persons authoriz 'd lo receive, and receipt
for the same.
e-1 Beni Burrouadis.? .. .
William Gaston,
I ■ (CT* The Editois ol the Miludgeville Recorderj
, «'d Augusta Constitution dist, will please publish
Hie 'hove one month mid forward their bills lo!
jtbe Republican office for payment.
|e j Savannah, Nt v. 1, 1825 5t 39 !
D. Vji*ane,
CfONTINUES the practice ofthe Law at Monti
J cell i, Jasper County, where he w ill punctual.
If attend to any business confided to his care, (ft
pl«o practices in all the other courts ol the Oak
mndgee circuit, and in several courts ol the Flint I
and Northern circuits.—During his absence an
agent will be lefi to attend to the busmens of lib
office.
’g jyfontice.l,o, Julv 27 mtf 10
in —- ——
,‘y is'olice,.
m; aj HE subscribers have coune.cled vliemscivei
s in the practice of the LAW—they will uni
n ormly attend all u,e counties of the Norihen
rg iflrcuiti and the county of Franklin, ofthe Wes
,ern Circuit, one of them will be generally found
U their office in Klberton, where they will taa<
Measure in transacting the business ol those who
nay be unfortunate enough to be involved in the
Law.
Jolm A. Heard,
in Thomas J. Heard.
°* January 1, 1825 57
Wanted at this office, a young
[lad from 15 to 16 years of age, of industrious hab
its as an apprentice to the Printing Business.
i
AND
C OM MISS IDJV S VO It K,
No. 3£5, BROAU'STHEKT.
{■*HE Subscriber coiv.inues to traiv-act the AU(
. TION and COMMISSION BUSINESS. Am
vill m ike liberal UL.V..IICCS on Consignment .
A. Hugs-
October 21 34
SfyiiAGli
AND
COMMISSION B USI.VKSS.
.
'jpilK undcr-igned hogs leave 'o lender his s»r (
JL vices to the pubfe gcucr.dly, in the abuv j
me ot business —he pie 'ges himscll lo use all ,11
gence, give persomd alteoi lon, and to exert bin
,ell to the nesi of his abilities lo give general sat
isfaction and to promote die interest of all inn 1
that may think proptr lo fav r bun with ttu-ir cu
tom. Liberal advances will he made on all pr 1
duce committed to his olvu gi /i idler lor sale, ex ■'
oortution, or otherwis I facilities in ail cu e *'
('when rti/uirnlJ will be afforded; that hut I n
ulheis in Ins line can etpial, and none surpass. A l l
orders will be thaukludy received and promptly
attended to.
He lias taken Mr It. H. Warren’s Warehotis.
at the toot of the bridge, (better known by tin
nairi" ot " Leigh’s \V ircliou e”) its silualioii be- c
ing immediately .upon the new wharf it thereby v
affonls pecuhar advantages to shippers, Etc. s
I he whop* establishment having lately imtK r
g.-ne a complete and tlioivugh repair, is now h -
complete order for the rece|jlion of all kinds ol
produce merchandize, fkc. His close at .res un
cleanly, secure, and ped' ctly safe.
Win. B. vShflton.
N. B. The only Tobacco Inspection in the cily.
is also kept at the above V\ arehouac ; and for ad
I nbacco of thf /ii.p qu'tin, inspe led lu re during
the ensnnig season, I will give .|x dollaia* per bun- *
tired, ami iti the same rieiu ft r the more inferior
qua! ties. yv M. S. >
September 20 2,5 v
TO KENT. ~ >
t 'IK Store next door but one
«■!SIbL '"* >w the Bridge Bank Bntl.'ings r
difJsl 111 occll P | ed by Mr. Wahiimukn, '
an 1 the Store and Dwelling a lew
doors above 'lie Planters’ Hotel, lately occupied
by Mr. Hunky Ua.mi'hki.u.
II not llentei) before the first October, they
will on that day be Rented at Auction. Notes
with approved security for the rent payable
qim tcr y, will be requir d. Foe terms apply to
R. H. Wilde nr j
Eraser & Bowdro. 1
September 9. Hr '
Bor Sale nr to /lent.
Jgggjjjfi, B, 11. HOPKINS offers to sell)
lllflCSw l!i House and Lot in I own, anti ilj
■ItIUM nolH<)1 ' 1 by the first of Octi her, the 1
wUMEMb premises may then be rented. Ln
tpiire of itie subscriber on the Sand Hills, or ol
Geurge W. Warner, Esq in Augusta.
li. B. Hopkins.
September 23
TO UK HKN TKI)
On a Bui!dine; Lease,
THREE Lots, fronting \Vu,lk
ifllilStt la ' ■ at tv 111 SlreeiS, oppo.it.r to
I!fjiVfn lie Bt *“dic Parsonage House. The
i Lots atljoin each other and will be
el separately li- all logeiher, as may he tie -ed.
W. w. Holt.
September 22
TO KEN'r.
] jia 'Fwo convenient Dwelling;
I Houses “hd Lots, situuted on Heynoid-streetp
Inear the residence of Anselm Bugg, Esq.—Pus
iscssion given on the first day ts Ocloher next.
AlTl-V -to
G. Dillon.
September 27 27
TO KENT,
M Kromthe first flay of October!
m x., tor one year, the Ihiuse and Lit on M In i
losb-Street. wlieie Mr. Patrick Kedy now liver.'
. Apply to Robert D. Ware or to Witt W. Holt.
feu sun B. Ware.
August 2 11
dTT’ TO RENT,
A cominodioiis Dwelling
flousx on Houston blreel, between Given a,id El
lis s, ret's, containing four Rooms and in eac
Room a lite.place- Enquire at the premise - or ol
K 11. Reid.
! I Eosl wi* SloWu,
Wagoner Dave, on the 23d till, a
L bay HOlieE. five feet high, shod all round,
'with a star t.i Ins forehead, his right eye opt, «u
Pis rig.it kn—- wind gabled wi ite on one of bo
■jii-et, branded but not recollected, marked wit
the colli ron the upper part of his neck—he i
about 14 years old.
Any person that Will deliver said Morse to ei
tlier of the gentlemen named below, or to my
-ell, shad receive a reasonable reward —or ant
, iiiformaiion will be thankfully received. Th
Horse was Inst between Mj. II Right’s an
Augusta, Vli-Join, I). Kighi, M , Shaw, Ur. Lig
-1 ;on or Will,am Sims of Am'osta.
E|>[)cs Hrowu,
jYear Spuria Hancock'county.
October 31, 1825 it 19
I &• We are authorised to an
limunce Moi.la.vii M I fits, Esq h Uandidat- I- i
5 he Office of Slit-rid* oi Richmond Coniil), at th
.{ensuing election.
I October 25 35
MSW All 11A \ T GK VIBNT
For Dispatch.
Augusta uiul Savannah
.M.UL STAUft.
ft'*’* v>iitrm«»—!>.■ •»* £ - ■. '• w.- '-,>t
in twenty-six Hours.
■ ;|tl(<s public utv: respectfully iiitoi nicd that the ,
nr primers of Ilm shove'nm, feeling every
l. 10 rendu - it the most desirable, have
ietermined to rn llirongd Iron) Savannah to ./a
■ffta in twenty -i\ Ilnurs, Icavi g S vannab i 5
’o ■ >i■ t»,. /. 11. sud d/ngttsla at 8 o’clock ,/. M.
i bey at e provid'd with the moat careful and ~x.
m. d driver , ill Staees comfortable, and the
nirses superior, in short the whole arrangement
■ s such, dial they aniicipee universal satis!' ction.
For seats, apply at the t’.ty //.jtel Savannah and
l t 1 ■ Globe Tavern ./ilguslii.
(■iilliert I ) ,
ti i ’ > Aiurasta.
m. ihitinoii, 5 a
(jeo»ge Milieu, Savannah.
N. //■ loin tv i lit views of toe mercantile
community in the fullest extent, t te ti n -of arri -
val and departure is sitgiy that letters can be an
swered ttie acme day.
November II 40
TiiJi \K\V l,l\l OF
Between Augusta and Charleston,
IS NOW IN COMrLKTE O III! It 11,
f’l'Vlß MOUSES are lioe. and die Driver* care
1. full and tin: proprietors pled? - lltemselv s
dial nothing shall be wantin ' that will romb r con
lenience to the passenger*. The Stages wdl
leave Augusta, every Sunday, Wednesday and
Friday, at 4 o'clock, V. M ; uod arrive in Charles
ton in less than two days.
FAME through, sl2 50 cents. For seats, ap
ply at the Cl I V-HO I EG.
Ktlwavd Byrd,
J'olin liandoljdu
November 4 6t 38
'( Tl \ lilaFS S ON
M«UL £»T«Aii Va<>
HAS commenced running' on (be first Octo
ber— Apply for seats at the CLOiIE T.\-
VRUN —Far i fifteen Dollars.
October 4 261 29
dan dim; buuoou
i 5 .,
REsF.EC I'FUI.LY inlonus the Laches and Gen
tlemen of Augusta and its* vicinity, that Ins
Dancing School is open, and wdl continue t > b »
>i»en through the s avin.— ()iv* of Tuition >re
mi Tuesday evening (com 3 o'clock, until sun
setting, and Saturday morning, from 9to 12 'clock.
There will be a practising Hall, for tin Scholars
only -very fortnight on S iturday evening, I'ruiu
candle light until 10 o’< 1 ck.
Ills night School will take place on Monday
and Wednenliv, lr mi 7 o’clock, i the evening,
until 9. in Green-Street. tuna! Ilooin.
Mr. C has opened a sobs ription list for Cotii
ion F.rties, wb.r.li will be on Thursday every
for night.
November 15 4t 41
MJIS. WALTfIALi,,
ESI*EC I'FUI.LY informs In r (fiends and lie
A young L ilies of Angus'atbat she wi I coin
'menc giving lessons on tbe I*l \NO FOItIE
and in rilNtilN i. at her residence—or In private
faim.ii sas may b -at suit the convenience of be
pupils that may be ecU'iisled in b r care.
Terms tnndrrale, mid made, known on ap.
plication at tier residence, Iteyimld-S'reet, first
house lielow tbe Eagle tavern-
October 21 ’4
M’vsV oil iiv'.VtfeYs,
lUenuiuing in h- I’ 1 ) f’-O 'FICF Waynesboro’
(100. Ist ()c. ber,
Vrclicr .las nr AlexV I Hdlntrn .1 ,sej b
|Hyne lii- li'Tcl * 1-fi lliday capt Ab er
tII irjlninn f, isba ill- plan I nomas
/t e r burnt" 1 $ .(otision ,J ge
I’l kei' ctnbald I (.ester Silas '1
| Hyi w i Wiili.ni D 2 I Leu is En 7ir
li li t.ri en \ Lambert .T bn C
' Hyne L I Mar'ina John nr vVm
C I nn Lewi ' F { si Kay Alexander
Olemei'ls //itgii \ M Ton Fete"
llCr's* Si >hen ) Mr Cawley Georgp
/ Crab Charles i Fetecson Seaborn
poyle William • F • kins David
. jDiake Mr I II berts Simeon
11 (avia William 1 itadiega John
{Farmer Isaac 5 Smith J bn
a Farrow .Irsse j 1 ley Mary
Jl't'.yd Maltli w \ Spain Lewelling
il''iiiney Sarah ) Vickei s Nathan
■ J t'» ngli George j *■' l'-ca Stiti ig
I //urm Ma jor ! '.Veicli James
ale Vt iliiam j Walker Nancy
1 Matcher Thomas \
K. Gurlick, f. m.
N vember 11 3* p 40
1 To TourAiFi’a.
\3E T of excellent Scin.oi Furniture for sale,
sucli s> Ti bi"' IP'iiclies, large Maps, &c
| d a good S'l'lir!•', HU t bln for a Sclre-l Unom
of a Store. Enrpnre of Q. W. V irner K q .Vu
igiisla, cr the subscriber at th Sa ■ ' Ill's
B B Ho|tkias.
i S#*nterr»hr r 27 27
•i\|\)VfcuUCYS V m\tMll Ul’ts
Far sale at this Office.