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Mr. JOHN B. MURPHY will act nm
attorney during my absence from the city ; » 1
pesons indebted to me will therefore make imme
diate payment to him. A. FOSTER.
Augusta, May 30,1838. ts
WM. B. JttcKEE,
No 3G9 Brand street, Augusta, Ga.,
AGENT lor the New Vork Albion, Emigrant
and Old Countryman, will receive subscrip,
tions and payments. June
RICHMOND BLUES.
ATTEND a Quarterly Meeting of the corps, to
be held at the Company’s Room, Planter's Ho
tel, on Saturday, the 11th mst. precisely at eight
o’clock, r. si By order of Capt. Robeutson,
aug 8 H. RAIFOKD, Sec’y.
(VfOTICE. —The subscriber being about to
jAI close his business, r<quests those who are in
debted to him to call and settle their notes ami ac
counts previous to the first of October next, after
that time they will be placed in the hands ol an
attorney for collection. .
All persons having demands against the subscri
ber will please bring lh *“
The stock ot goods and fixtures will, be for sale j
Ht or previous to that lime ; also, house and store |
to rent, all on reasonable terms.
July 2f> trw list net
KrThe Constitutionalist will publish the aboVe
till Ist October.
WILLIAM Hi CRANE lias just received
the following articles which will be sulci
low for cash—
Phineele Cord, assorted colors,
‘Fine Narrow Tape', Cotton Cord,
*• me Patent Tfi'oidy
Zephyr iVprsicd for Embroidery,
Lamp Stand Fringe, 07
Fine Straw and I-eghorn Bonnets. *
WILLIAM C. WAY
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and all
other customers who heretofore patronised
him, while agent for Joseph Shannon, that he is
now, and has been all along, since the 10th day of
October last, engaged with James Anderson & Co.
m their Lry Goods store, next door above Turpm
•A’ D'Antignac’s Drugstore, Broad street, where he
will be found equally as attentive to the calls of his
customers, and all who may be disposed to extend
(heir patronage to the new establishment, as lnr
merlv, and on as good terms, and the assortment of
Dry Goods will bo found equally as large and as
choice us heretofore kept by him in tl«< same store.
The subscriber would also inform the pr.bhc that
ho is not an agent for Joseph Shannon, nor has he
had an agency in any business, since the subscriber
discontinued it. 011 the 10th October last, ns the
public have also been notified by Ids advertisement
to lint effect on the lOthof October, 1837.
VV M C. wll,
At the store of James Anderson A. Co.
■ may 30 .1838 ts Broad st. Augusta, Gtt.
Patent Steam
FBA THE R RENO VA TO R ,
For Health and Economy.
fiVIIE subscribers hovi tg purchased the right of
r th o PATENT FEA I'HER DRESSER,
for this Slate, would respectfully inform the citi
zens of Augusta and vicinity, that they have one
of said Machines in successful operation m Kcln
tosh street, corner of Reynolds.
The vverk is done entirely by the operation of
Steam, no fire coming near the Feathers, and no
possibility ol scorching or otherwise injuring them.
By ibis operation all moths are destroyed and re
moved, without loss or waste of Feathers ; on the
contrary, the hulk is very much increased, many
rimes one half,— nothing being removed but small
panicles of dud, <tc. They arc also cleansed and
purified from all disagreeable smell that often at
tends Feathers, and are entirely cleansed and dried,
and have the appearance and essential qualities of
New Feathers.
They would invite all house-keepers, and those
who prefer sleeping on pure and soft beds—who
study health ami economy, to try, and prove the
tStenm Feather Renovator.
All persons arc invited to call and see the Ma
chine and its operation, and be convinced of its
utility. „ ,
N. IL—The inhabitants of the town can, by
notifying the subscribers, have their beds taken
from their dwellings and returned the same day,
well dressed and re; dy for immediate use, for $2 75,
provided they do not contain more than 35 pounds,
and 8 cents per pound lor all over th it amount, or
if limy choose to send them in, thu price will ho
— "People from the country can, by bringing their
beds in early in the morning, usually have them
the same day.
Any person that will try the experiment, may
send them a bed or beds, of nnv quality of Feathers,
from the best and newest, to the oldest and poorest
they have, provided they arc either Geese or Duck
Feathers, and may bo assured, no charge will he
made, in tiny case, unless perfect satisfaction ho
„ iv ,. n J. I DUNLAP,
8 July 12 trvvtt WM. 11. SPECK
TPIIOTECTION INSU RANGE CONI FAN V.
fiIHE undersigned,agents of the Protection Jn-
JL suranee Company of Hartford, Connecticut,
die prepared to insure buildings ami llicir contents
■'vairst lose or damage by fire on -1110 most reasona-
VU. & J. G.GATLIN.
bf C,3T *>
— —— AGENCY.
Saranuali lii*iii-iincc & Trustee.
THE undersigned, Agent of the above compa
nv will take risks on shipments ol Co ton or
Merchandize from this place to Savannah Charhs
on, and Northern ports. JNO. f. LLtn U.
dec 15 ZZ.
NEW' PUBLICATIONS.
JUST received by THOMAS RICHARDS,
the Life and adventures of Mr. Nicholas Ntck
lobv bv Boz, No. 2, with illustrations.
Oliver Twist, or the Parish Boy’s Progress, part
and Shadows o r Irish Life, by Mrs. S. L.
Jlall, 2 vols. 12 mo. ,
The (’roc it System in France, Great Britain and
United States, bv 11-«. .Carey, author of Principles
><jf Political Economy, &c. &c.
V’ etches ol Young Ladies by Quiz, with Sketches
rYout,: r Gentlemen by Quiz, Linton July a *
mPHnV.7I) SUBGEONS’ TRUSSES
For the radical »/ f.J&inh.n
(nvuntnd hv Hebe” M. i). of I hiladolphm.
rInHF subscriber would respectfully inform the
1 medical profession,.and those afflictedl with Her
h.a or Rupture,that, having trade arrangements w h
the general agent of the inv.' r * tor , tube constantly
supplied with these justly celeb.tted rrusges, ho is
now prepare.! to furnish instruments, and also to
treat (his afflicting disease, as met >• 11 u J
age and in boih sexes. Tt iissrs 8
The instruments c insist of Inguinal \ i • »
sizes; Vontro Inguinal Trusses, 8 sizes:
talTrusses,2 sizes; Umbilical ami Ventral ..us
ees, 3 sizes; of double Trusses, 8 sizes, udapte.l to
all the forms of Double Ruplure
These instruments must be used by Physicians
well versed in the minute anatomy of the pans im
plicated in Hernia. They are adapted to every va
rietyot reducible Hernia,and do not interfere with
the ordinary avocations of tho patient.
Persons f rom a distance can have the instruments
applied, and all necessary directions given, ns to the
management ol the case, on application to the sub
scriber, st hie office on Campbell st. Augusta, (*a
may2l E.M.ROBERTSON. M. I)
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Wholesale
oiid retail, ANTONY ts HAINES, No. 282
Broad street, next door to R. C. Baldwin s whole
sale Dry Goods store, offer lor sale on liberal terns,
500 packages fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stuffs, &c &c. .
Country Merchants, are invited to call alto in
spect their stock. Orders executed with neatness
and despatch. J unß
To Augusta Merchants and Auctioneers.
subscriber having established himself per-
X manentiy in the town of Athens, Ga. us an
Auction and Commission Merchant,
solicits flic patronage of those who have consign
ments to make to that place. It is his opinion, as
well as that of most of the citizens of that piuce,
acquainted with its growing prosperity, that mer
chants, and especially Grocers, who have goods
which they are desirous of converting readily into
cash, will find it very much to their interest to send
many of them to that marset. All business in thai
line, intrusted to the nndorsigued, will meet with
prompt attention. U. ROGERS, Auctioneer.
tiF.ri.uK.vcEs ;
Aslmry Hull, James Caraak, Stevens Thomas,
Thomas Hamilton, Athens; John Plunizy, Samuoi
Hale, Clark, McTier & Co. Wm. Bostwirk, A J.
Huntington N sou. L Gibson, Augusta
eprilJM 12m
mouths alter dale application will he
made to the honorable Interior Court o( I'.nrke
county, when silling fur ordinary purposes, tor leave
to self all the real rslole of Mark Desabny, late of
said county, fur the purpose of a division between
the heirs of said estate.
angust 11,1838. GF.O. W. F.VAN’S, AdniT
C'HAMPAGNE WlNK—.lust received from
' the well known house of J Perrier, Sou i- Co.
in France, a supply of their highly esteemed Cham
pagne Wines, viz ;
75 baskets Vine brand, quarts
50 haskest Vine brand, pints
75 baskets liacchus brand, quarts
25 baskets Bacchus brand, pints
augll For sale low by IM. SMITH At Co.
A~WET .NURSIT W ANTED— for ««
one as will suit, liberal wages will he given ff
application is made immediately at this office. ’
aug 10 Iw
BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALET—A
Billiard Table, in good order, with all the ne
cessary apparatus, will be sold on the most reason
able lenns, if application is made soon. Knquireol
ang 9 Irwil W. E, Ac J. U. JACKSON
WE bCOMU ALLEN has just received !
and offers for sole
j 40 bbls Prime Pork
] 00 kegs Lard
125 boxes double and single refined Ls Sugars
Hull & Son's Patent Mould Candles
do do Variegated Soap
Colgate's No. 1 Turpentine do
Poland Starch, together with a very choice lot
of Imperial, Gunpowder, and Hyson Tea's, in eaddys,
for family use. sw4w Foxes’ Corner, Ang. 6.
TII Il C lIK H O KIOE LA \ U J, oil !■; Rv
CIONTAINING a numerical list of the names of
J the fortunate drawers in said Lottery, with a
map of each district, by James F. Smith, of Mil.
•ledgeville, Geo. Fdrka'lo hy T. H. PLANT.
■lnly 28
r j'.O IJIRE, by the riioVitb 'dr .year, an experi-
A enced Trainer of Race Horses, having
been engaged in that capacity lor the last ten years
—character unexceptionable.
Also, a first rate House Servant asd Coachman,
very likely, and of good character. Apply lo
ang 4 Iw GEO. W. LAMAR.
SALE —a splendid match of Northern
Horses, of fine size, good action, and well
broke, together with a very neat close Carriage,
made lo order, and but Utile worn. A bargain may
be had, and liberal time allowed for payment.
Apply to GEO. W. LAMAR,
ang 4 Iw
r jxllE business heretofore conducted under the
I firm of Win. 1!. McKee Ac Co. will hereafter
be continued under that of McKee A, Dow, at their
old stand, 3fit) Broad street. Augusta, July 1,1833.
WM. B. McKEE,
July 17 w it JNO. IM. DOW.
Qfe DOLLARS REWARD, tor the appre
rrnit? tension of the thief who broke open onr
store in Hambuig, S. (J- on Sunday evening, 2Ulh
July, and stole sundry articles therefrom, amount
ing to about three hundred and fifty dollars, viz :
one hundred and fifty dollars in cash, among which
was n 825 hill, South Carolina money, sundry arti
clesof jewelry, one silver .patent lever watch, num
ber and name of maker not recollected, and four
rifle pistols, three made by Case, Willard At Co
ol New Hartford, Conn, the Ollier, maker not known;
also, sundry notes of hand
MITCHELL At RANSON.
Hamburg, S. C. July 3J, 1833. tfwtf
cTttT TAXES. ~
RESOLVED, That execution hoissued against
all persons who mav be in default in payment
ol Cily Taxes after the 15th of August next.
A true extract from the famulus of Council, passed
the 21st July, 1838.
aug 1 GEO M. WALKER, Clerk.
cotton'"Ware house and com.
MISSION BUSINESS.
rij M. SIMMONS having tak n that safe and
M • convenient tiro piool ware house on Brand
street, form srly o'ccupioy by Messrs. 1 W. As J. T.
Heard, will be prepared to Attend to oil business in
his lino. He will be thankful ler a share of that
public patronage. Which by sliict attention lo busi
ness, he hopes to merit. ts July 27, 1838.
W ANTED TO RENT-a dwelling
house, near the central pait of the cily, on
either of the back streets. A comfortable
small house, with a small garden attached, would
bcprelerred. Enquircof
aug 7 tl W. T. THOMPSON.
- -ins s * »■» n*mi .t- - - .t. - .o• j
stores ami dwellings,on the corncrof Broad
= jjdyyjjL i aml Campbell streets, lire proof.
The two three story dwellings in Campbell sired,
next below.
The two two story dwellings, east of the above.
The one two slofy dwelling, corner of Reynolds
and Campbell si reels.
The ouo two ttory dwelling, corner ofCampbcl
and Bay streets.
Four offices on Cnhlpbellflreet.
The one two.story store and dwelling, above Iho
upper market,occupied by Air. Edes.
The one three story fire proof store and dwelling
nest above the Bridge Bank.
The one two story reproof store and dwelling,
No. 4 Bridge Row.
The one) two story dwelling near the lower mar
ket, occupied by Mr. Meredith.
The one three story dwelling near the Presbyte
rian church, occupied bv Mr. Stockton.
Apply to McKenzie & bennoch.
N. B. Noies payable quarterly, and the occupants
paying for the use of the hydrant water on the lots.
July 4 wl4t
JCr' The Constitutionalist Will publish the aboVo
weekly Until the Ist of October.
M’l'O RENT, from the first day ol
October next, the brick store on the north
_sido of Broad street, near the market, now
occupicu by Mr. C. j. Cook.
The brick store at the corner of the alley next
below Mr Coffin's shop, a few doors below tho
Engle and Phtcnix Hotel
The brick dwelling at tho Corner ol Broad and
Center streets, at present occupied by Mrs. Mims.
The wooden dwelling on Reynold street, at pre
sent occupied by Mr. Guinmrin
The new dwelling In Green street below Lincoln
street. Enquire of G W. LAMAR, Esq.,ih the
absence of the subscriber JOHN PHINIZY.
July 2G wlf
ES.— J ho undersigned Having
VJT connected themselves in ihe above business,
under the firm of Spears Ac White, w ill keep con
stantly on baud n largo and well selected slock,
suitable (or tho country trade, which they offer sos
sale on accommodating terms, and solicit their
friends to call and examine for themselves Our
stand is No. 350, south side Broad street, Stovall’s
new buildings. FRANCIS SPEARS,
July 17 trwlm RICHARD B. WHITE.
"STEEL RIBS FOB COTTON GINS.'
NEW INVENTION.
f fTIIE subscriber has just received a supply of tho
1- PATENT RIBS for Cotton Gins, which
have been spoken so highly of wherever they have
be“n tried throughout the Cotton Growing States.
These Ribs are so constructed that one set will last
twenij' years or more, and be constantly in use, by
having a.' extra set of Cast Steel fares. The faces
are made to Si on tho front es tho Ribs, whore the
Saws pass through, and in so simple a manner that
any person can pU* them on. The subscriber will
always keep a supply o f Gins on hand of the above
descrqition. WILLIAM JONES,
A few doors above the Upper Market.
July 13
NOTICE- —All persons indebted lo lire late
firm of Price At Mallcry, are respectfully soli
cited to call and settle without delay.
WILLIAM O. PRICE,
July 2 JOHN MALLERY.
CHOICE LIQUORS, WINES, &c.~'
4 PIPES Cognac Brandy, 4th proof
1 do Champagne do very old
3 do pure Holland Gin
1 hhd Jamaica Kura
3 pipes choice old Madeira Wine, Lewis At
Co. and Newton, Gordon & Co’s brands
f, qr casks pale Sherry, of the well known
brands ol Duff Gordon and Smith, Bailey
At Co.
4 qr casks Port, imported direct from London
20 dozen do exira ago and quality
15 qr casks Teneriffo Wine, brand Pursly At Co
10 do Sweet Malaga
15 boxes Sautcrne Wine for sale by
July2C JOHN COSKKRV.
PLASTERS, pre
pared fur pains, weakness in the breast side j
back, or limbs, Ate, they will give almost immediate |
and soothing relief, and lor pleasantness, safely, j
ease, and certainty. are decidedly superior lo moM |
other remedies. For sale by
ANTONY At HAINES,
apnl 'i'< 232 Broad street.
1 JJA HHDS prime .New Orleans .Molasses, lor sale
ang 7 Iot by A. JOHNSTON.
For sXle—a first rate Virginia Cjok,
washer ami irotier. Terms cash. Enquire at
tins office. ftt ang 7
Cognac brandy. —lo imirpipes,supc
rior Cognac Brandy, just received and for sale
aug 7 by JOHNS. 1 HJTC HINSON.
USES superior Canal mid Howard st.
&\f Flour, just received and tor sale by
aug 7 W, E. & J. U.TaCKSOW.
PILOT BREAD.—IOO .ible Pilot Broad,
weighing about eighty lbs each,for sale low by
nugfi ISAAC MOISF.
BACON.— 2ft,UIK> ihs Skies ami Slmnhlers, bat
tiraore and Cincinnati cured, for sale low by
aug G ISAAC MOISE.
H OIS, 11 AMS.—ino Crime Bnllmtnie llinuh
forsaleby [aug 6] ISAAC MOISE.
X" AIU), LAUD. -GO keg's I,cal t.nfd fin salc
A nng4 by ISAAC MOISE.
LAKIFIED SUGAR.—6 Itltili Clarified
Sugar, lor preserving, lor sale by
ang 4 ISAAC MOISE.
P'“ AliJI LHAF HOODS,'just reached by
aug a WM. H CHAN E.
1 vdft PIECES cotton magging
Xaß’lvF u s various qualities, for sale by
July 21 14t ADAM JOHNSTON.
1 nil PIECES BURLAPS, just reelevbd
X’*" and tor sale by
July 25 \V. E. & J, U. J ACKSON, Au'rs.
Exchange at sight on New York
and Charleston, for sale by
July 20 A. SIBI.EY.
JUST RECEIVED, 20 hhds P. R. Sugar,
75 baga (Ircen Coflee, ft licrcca Honey,
July 2 Eor aale low by N. SMITH & Co.
PLAIN AND MIXED STRAW BON-
N ETS, just received and for sale by
July 10 WM. H CRANE.
BALE ROPE.—GO coil Bale Rope, just re
ceived and lor sale by
July 17 W E. & J. U. JACKSON.
rA BASKETS CHAMPAGNE, just re
ceived, and for aale by
July 10 JOHN S. HUTCHINSON.
PAPER. —20 reams fine Medium Printing Pa
per for aale. on consignment,at factor's prices.
Apply at ibis office. Jttbd 13
ON CONSIGNMENT.—IOOO pieces heavy
Hemp Hugging; tor sale low by
jan2o it 10 H.C.BRYSON «fe GO.
B^LOUR.— 70 bids superfine Richmond flour,
X 1 suitable for family use,just landed and for sale
JunoH bv GFO. R. JESSUP&Co.
Wj UGARS.—Just recicved, 10 hhds Fine Sugars,
ft hhds 2d quality do., ft boxes Co'S Sugar, for
sale low by JNO. M COOPER <fc SON.
July 16
OCT. MONROE, DENTIST,may be con
sul led professionally at all hours at Hie Eagle
and Phooinx Hotel, Room No It). ts may 2
i JVT OTICE. —During the subscribers temporary
Ivl absence Mr. A. 11. Slone is Ins duly nntliori
zed Attorney. GEO. A. WaLKEK*. may I ts
TVEWCROP MOLASSES.—7O hhds. for
In sni.; by T S & O II METCALF.
march 20
A COOK WANTED, of good character mid
i capacity, to citok tor a small family, (or which
a liberal price will he [‘aid. Enquire at this office,
or at No. 203 Broad street if Juno 7
PAVILION” IIOBRIiV ET.—3O pieces Bob*
bind for Pavilions, 10-4 wide; tilsu, Colton
and Linen Netting,just received bv
June 27 THUS. 11. WYATT & Co.
qnOOTH n iIUSHES.—Fine Tooth Brushes',
X of English Kianafacturejiist received nod tor
sale by ANTONY & HAINES.
Juno 2G
OSS’ PASTE BLACKING, eqnafio
lhe belt in Ike leorW.jnst received and for sale
by ANTONY <fe HAINES,
Juno 20 No. 232 Broad street.
r |\o lITReT—F i ur or five Negro Boys.
■ Also,about thesamool womeunml girls.
Apply to D. 1.. HOLLIDAY,
jan It) 7 t(
'ilTuill 6 1 .r^CHTSTTSTF. <(i A US, in whole,
hall, q natter and eighth boxes,just
received mid for sale by
, July 30 W. E. <fe J. TJ. JACK-SON.
STOVALL Ac HAMLEaT
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
And Goneml Grocers,
AUGUSiA.Ga.
Dry Hoods Sale Room over the Grocery store.
VAUCL US G COTT^lir^NiraijlMiSr
A CONS J’ANT supply bftho ahbVtt article far
sals at Factory prices by the ngeills.
mar 2 49 CLARKE, M’TEllt A CO
WANTED TO PURCHASE, ~
~r liksly young Negroes,, for which good
rmAlf prices will be paid, in cash, by
_ deil 20 2117 vvtf_ Ji & I). IMORRIBON.
ijHOT AND LEAD.—&UO bogs Nhot, ass'd;
10 Kegs bar Ibad; tor stile at Manufacturers
prices,by THOS J PARMELEE,
Agent dr I lie Shot Tower Co. of Baltimore.
A Conslahlsupply keptou hand,
march 10 Gnio
NECK STOCKS*
SUPERIOR Black Satin, Bombazine, Plain nhd
Figured Black Summer Stocks, ol the best
make and style, jnsl received bv
WM. O. PRICE,
June 16 No. 238 Broad street.
mtfUNIP SEED. —Rula liqga,, 1 resit and
H. genuine Hanover, Lat'ge Globe, Large While
Flat, Whits Flat Dule.h, Largo White Dutch, and
Red Top Turnip Seed Also, Rape, Millet, Hemp
and Canary Seed, both plain and mixed, just re,
ceived and lor sale by
ANTONY & HAINES,
an? 2 232 Broad street.
IdAHULI MEDICINES.—Cum pet hut ar
rangement s having been made, Family and
Physicians' Prescriptions ran ho had at all hours of
the night, and on the Sabbath, so far as hecessily
may deinand.at Apothecary Hall, N 0.232 Bread-st.
may 0 ANTONY <fc HAINES.
There is n night hell at the door.
”u.w.F( JkcE &
WHOLESALE SljOE DEALERS,
No. 276 llroail st. Aufiilsto, Go
HAVE received 1000 paekngop Hoots and shoes,
comprising every article in the line; which
ran he sold ns low as in the Northern cities. All ar
rangements being with Manufactures ditcct. A
general assortment of LEATD EKS. npril 24
Private boarding hou££r
MRS. WILLIAMS having taken that corinno
diolin house, formerly occupied by Major
Slnrkes, 147 Broad street, a few doors below the
F.nglonnd Phoenix Hotel, is now prepared to accom
modate a few gentlemen with board and lodging,
april If) ts
I and AND GENERAL AGEnL'Y
Jli OFFICE—The subscriber will attend to the
sale,exchange and settlement of lands in Florida,
the investigation am) perfecting ol titles to real es
tate, conveyancing, &r. and to the adjustment and
collection of debts. His office is at his residence
in the city of St. Augustine, East Florida.
June 12 6m PETER SKEN SMITH.
Georgia Insurance and Trust Co. >
July 2, 1038. j
TtHE Board of Directors have this day declared
a dividend of Six Doi.i.ars per shire, from
i the profits of the last six months; which Will be paid
| to llte Stockholders, or their legal represeritatives,
ij.n demand.
Tiic holders of new Stock are required to pay all
interest due up to the 21st ultimo.
July 3 WM. T. GOULD,Sec’y.
y HIAH LTON’S REPORTS.—Reports of
decisions marie in the Superior Courts of the
Eastern District of Georgia, by Judges Berrien, 'l'.
U. P. Charlton, Wayne, Davies, Law, Niroll, and
Robert M. Charlton, and it; the Middle Circuit, by
Thomas U. P Charlton ; by Robert M. Charlton ,
late Judge of the Superior CouiJs of the Eastern
District, just published and for sale by
Jnne 1 3 T. H_ & I. C PL ANT.
FINE ENGLISH QUOAD CLOTHS.
JUST received, some very superior import,
ted Black, Bine, and fa-dnonable coloured ,
I Cloths, o! the best En f lish fabric, finest of woo! and !
j velvet finish, v, rich, with o beautiful assortment of j
I Pantaloon Stuffs, and superb will bo sold
bv the pattern, or mini" '■> ttwiiure in their beat
style,by WM O PRICE;
Jm,,. 16 Draper and Tailor,
a-, - . -- • ,(•
Oih'ICIA I, DHAWINO Oh' 'IH/:
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
Ear thobenefit of the Augusta Indep'l Fire Comp’y
Ci.ass No 31, run 183a
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 d a JLQ 11 J 3
<■B 12 74 15 32 Is 55 44 63 48 43 46
I" HEREBY CERTIFY’ that lira above numbers
tts lliey siandorecorrect.nßlakon from llm Man
ager’s’certificate of the drawing of Urn Virginia
Slate Littery, for tho benefit of Leesburg, Class
No 5, for 1838, drawn at Alexandria, Va„ August
L 1838, and which determines the fate ('fall tickets
held in ihellboVc Lottery.
n "SB A. READ, Agent.
l&" Ticket No. 12 18 32 is a prize of
i)«c Thousand Dollars.
A.lso, Nos. 18 43 IS is a prize of Three Hundred
Dollars. 'I he holders of the above tiekels arc
invited tocttll and receive the Cash. nug 8
DRAWS
T 111 I S DAY.
GEORGIA STATE
Is O T T i: K Y ,
For the benefit of the
Augusta Independent Eire Cnmimhy.
CLASS NO. 32. FOR 1838.
To be detennined by the drawing of the Virginia
State Lottery, for the Benefit, ol tbc town of
Wellshurg, Class No 5.
To bedrnwn at ALEXANDRIA. Vn. bn Saturditj
August 1 lilt, 1838.
1* S. GtiEuonr At Co , Managers.
A. READ, Contractor ,
CC Numbers—l 3 Drawn Ballots.
BCHE M E .
I Prize ol' 825,000 $2.1,000
1 10,000 10,00)
1 5,000 5,000
J 2,000 2,000
1 1,750 1,750
1 1,500 1,500
10 I.OuO 10,000 >
15 500 7,500
20 250 5,000
25 200 5,000
30 150 4,500
180 100 18,000
106 75 7,950
106 60 5,300
3922 20 78,440
17914 10 179,140
22,33} Prizosi, amounting lo $200,080
Tiekels 810—Shares in proportion.
Ordtors lor Tickets in tlu* above Bchcino will
meet with prompt nltentiuii if addressed (post paid)
to A. HEAD, Agent,
, Augusta,Ca. *
G IA II AIL - K oTi) 7~
Tho passenger ears will leave Augiifttrt daily, at
half past s o’clock, a. m. for Warrftnfort,and Crnw
fordviile ilnily, (Sundays excepted 1 Rblnrning,
leave Crawlordvillo at half past 10 o’clock, a. m. and
Wnrrenton at 11 o’clock, a. m.
On Mondays, Wednesdays, ami Fridays, stages
leaveCrawfordvillo for Woshingtun, Alliens, via
Lexington, and (or Rome, via Greensboro’, Madi
son and Decatur. RICHARD PETERS, Jr.
i Resident Engineer & Snp’l of Transportation,
i ang 1
’ GEORGIA RAIL ROAD NOTICE.
rjhß EIGHT is now carried on tho Rail Road bo
tween Augnsia and IFarrenton, at llm follow
-1 ing rates—cotton $ 1 per bale, merchandise 25 cents
per hundred pounds, or 6 els per cubic fool.
Bel ween Augusta and Crawfordvillo--cotton
i $1 26 per bale, merchandise 33! els per hundred
pounds, or 6} els per cubic foot.
George If. Thompson, agent lor the Co at Craw
.'ordviiiO, find Jnn. it. Roberts, agent of the Company
at WarrentoU, will a'tsnd to receiving and forward
ing produce and iDcrcliandnio, without charge For
commissions or storage. Spacious warehouses
have been creeled at the above stations for the re
ception of merchandise, until if is forwarded.
RICHARD PETERS,Jr.
Resident Engineer <jr Bnp’l of Transportation
Juno 14
IVOTICE.—Tho subscribers having formed a
’ X a Co-partnership for llm purpose of transact -
ing n general Commission Business in Savannah
as ihe successors of ihe late Mr. S. 15. I’arkrt an
- under the firm ofl lai.sky <fe HakdinO, offor their
services lo his and llieir friends.
’ , , 0 HE. HALSEY,
- Ju| y 12 G. S. 11 A RI) I A'(;
I 18S oLIJ T J ON.—The firm of Richards
. . tV , M °y» W| m dissolved on the first of
June last, bv mutual consent. 7*ho business ol the
concern will be set,led by either Os the subscribers
"; ,r, "R 'heir temporary absence from the .Slate
Air, Charles Grenville will act. as their attorney
THOMAS RICHARDS,’
JOHN W. STOY.
03r Thomas Richards will continue the busi
ness oh bis own account, at the old stand No 2 i 3
Broad-street. July 23 3 W
NOTICE. —The co-pannershi|) horelolortTex
isling under Ihe firm of T. H. A I. C.
Plant, is this day dissolved by mutual consent*.
Either puny is authorized louse dm name of tho
late firm in sealing up tho business.
. . „ T. If. PLANT,
•My 3 I. C. PLANT.
7’lm Book-soiling and Binding business will bo
continued at ihe old stand, By the subscriber, on
Ins own account. T. 11. PLANT
|YJ OTICEs—,Tho co-partnership heretofore ex
, . Columbus, Georgijl. under llm firm
*>l !• I «V Co# In I bis dny tiiNKolvrd by J
miimal conseht. Mr. John A. Norton is duly I
auihorizod to attend to any business of the luio
, T- H PLANT,
July 3 1 c. PLANT.
f¥lilE SUBSCIBERB having ibis day formed a
X co partnership in llm Book selling business,
and taken the, slbck of llm lain firm of I. C /’bun
<fe Co. at Columbus the business willjie cohtliiclcd
under tho firm of Plant Norton.
T. 11. PLANT,
July 18 J. A. NORTON.
Notice • —The subscribers have formed u co
partnership, (or the transaction of a general
mercantile business, under tho firm of Scranton «V
Smith. They have taken the store lately occu
pied by Messrs. T, 8. &C. 11. Metcalf, and are now
receiving a well assorted stohk of Choeerin, Cotton
Bagging, Iron, tyr , recently selected with great
care by Mr. A. O. Parmelcc, in New Y’ork and
other markets. Merchants and Planters generally
are respectfully invited to call uhd famine thorn.
Particular attention will ho pliid lo the sale of
Cotton, and execution of orders for merchandise.
J. 1L SCRAN TON.
A. W. SMITH.
__July 20, 1833. sw fw&wfit
[VOTICE;— The fifhi fil Adams, Pnrmelee, &.
X” Co., Is ibis day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business of the contern will be settled by
either of Ihe partners.
J. M. ADAMS,
A. O PARMELKE,
If. WEBSTER
July 11, 1838. tr4w^-w4t
[VTOTICE. —The copartnership heretofore ex-
XM isting between Win. Hills and J. A. Vrooman,
expired on ihe 23d ult, bjr linUtdlion, ntti, on the If th,
us published Hy Wftl, Hill#; neither is the said Wm
Hills anthorisbd id settle lilt) kcr.oiltfls; therefore all
persons indebted to the firftl will be hold responsible
for their accounts until lOrHe means tire devised to
settle the same, of which duo notice will he given.
July 2, 1838. swM /. A. VROOBAW.
Dissolution of co-partner
ship The co-partnership Imrelofi re exist
ing between the subscribers, under the firm of Price
At Mallery.is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Either partner will attend to settling the business of
llm Into concern, and are authorised lo use the
nnmeol the firm for that purpose
William (». I’niCK will continue the business
of .Merchant Tailor and Clothier as heretofore, at
No. 858 Broad street, between tho Globe and United
States Hotel. WILLIAM O, PRICE,
JOHN MALLEKV 1
Augusts, Juno 2, 1833
I' IHE CO»PARTNERSIIIP heretofore '
conducted under the firm ol J &. J Mcßryde,
wil! for the future be carried on under that of.T */ J
Mr.Brxdo d’ r * JAMES McBRYDE
(OHN McBRVHE
m»v 14 ALEXANDER WALLACE
■
■*!>. r-. . 'tcc-V., .. X-.-r-AV--li- WOr jJ
SA 234 inns LANJ), in Richmond
_ Comity, six unii a balfmilcs from Augusta.
DIG acres, nine iiiile-i front Augusta
1100 Hitrkc coimiy, near Demery s Ferry
2021 No 35, full district, \\ ilkiusun
2021 ” 52, 15tli ” Houston
2021 " ISC, Hili ” Wilkinson
2021 " 1(5, 31st ” l,co
8021 " 137, 6th ” Houston
2021 ’ 202, 23J " Wilkinson
2021 " 175, 25i It ” Twiggs
2021 ” 182, llih ” Wilkinson
02 acres near Harrisburg For terms apply to
GEORGE A. 1! WALK till,
Dallas, Alabama, or lii
uug 10 14t A.JOHNSTON, Augbstti, t»n.
“SUM SiK U AUK A N CiiiiilENT.
The splendid sienmcr Com-
JgL. JbjN. mail, will leave Bainbridgo
Tuesdays at 4 o’clock,
t*ttSCE&2K^ELitefi"as» A , M , touch dt (Tmuahdo
clue at 7 O’clock, A. M., and arrive at Apalachicola
at 3 o’clock, P. Si ; leave Apalachicola at 4 r. M. lor
St Joseph, ttml arrive them at 0 r. m , leave St Jo
soph on Wednesday* at 2 p m. and arrive at Apa
lachicola at 4 I’. »i , leave Apalachicola at 10 r. M.
and arrivlout Hagibrnlge at op. »t, next day ’l ids
arrangement will continue in operation until the
15th of October, lor freight or passage ou the
above lino, apply lo tho captain nil board, or to
SMITH A- HASSET jVHainbridge,
A. lIF.NN F, FT, Apalachicola.
Apalachicola, August (5, 1833. w3t
NOTICE
TO It All, HOAD CONTRACTORS.
Western anti Atlantic Rtul Rondos the
Slate of Georgia.
In addition to the fitly miles of this Kail Uoad
fanned out tor louslrilcllim in April last, Ihn Gra
ding and iMasonry on anolher npial porlion of the
same work is now offered for contract. Scaled
Proposals therefor, will accordingly he received
at ihe olllrcot the Hoard of Commissioners in ( ass
villo, Cass county, Georgia between tho blglith and
Ihirtoemh of October next, during which lime En
gineers will bo in attendance on the line of the
Iho road, lo point out Iho localities, and explain by
lho aid of plans and profiles of the route) the nature
and extent of the work lo ho done.
'l'liis portion ol iho route (inverses a limestone
region, abounding in springs and streams of line
water. Tho climate of iho country is hold and sa
lubrious. The frosts of winter are never so severe
ns to prevent easy nod successful grading, even in
the most inclement part of that season.
The lime lor the tliltilmcnt of contract* will be
amply sollicient (or ibis purpose. This, and all
other conditions relating theielU, Will be exhibited
in printed proposals and articles df ngn Cmßnl, blank
copies of which will be in readiness tor inspection,
filling and signature ul the time and place above
designated.
Credentials, setting forth the character and com
petency of Ihe Conlrnclors unknown lo the Com
missioners will bo required
l!y Older of the Hoard of Commissioners,
S. H. LUNG, Chid Eng’r.
Office of Ibo W. & A. R. Road,>
marietta, JUly 27, 1838. i w-U
BEDUCATION. —The subscriber has com
..i taenced bis SCHOOL in the tear of the Med
-1 ical College,, and will, at li s resilience, instruct
voulll Os both sexes. In tho various branches of an
English and Classical Education. Hh lakes ibis
opportunity of returning Ins sincere acknowledg
ments lor the liberal piilronugq given him, the past
three years, in ibis ciiy, and respectfully solicits a
continuance ol the some, with ibo full assurance on
Ins part, 1 1 111 be Will Iherit it, by bis indefatigable
attention to the yonlb oyer whorti ho may preside.
1 Having been sixteen years an inalruetuFof youth,be
feels liimsell called upon lo say, in bis own behalf,
I that bo is well aware of tin responsibility be as
sumes, mid wishes to iiilbrm lhn.se who limy favor
him with their patronage, that lie is conversant with
’ (be proper mode and discipline by which Schools
' mid Academics should bo governed in this kind ol
bis adoption, ns well as that of bis nativity.
r The number of pupils will be confined lb 25, if
1 ibo major number be Classical, or 31) if in English.
Tho ages of the pupils are to bo from G lo Ifi —Iho
females from G lo 14.
The scholastic year is to bo divided into two
ierms, consisting of five months in each term : first
iurm to commence mi Monday the IGlb of July, and
n lo end on the 23d of December; the second term
from ibeseeond Monday in Ju.iuoy, 183D,until the
I, 15lb of June.
" Hales for luitiob, $2O per terra, for Classics; for
r English, 912 per term.
At Iho end ol each term there will be an Exami
nation, l lint, parents may witness tho progress ol
llnur children.
Tun subscriber's inlcresi being connected with
c ibis cily, bo in'ends lo make it bis permanent place
( of residence during lilc, and aball be happy to de
. vote Ins attention to ibeyonlb who limy bo confided
, lo bis care, line* wi.-di'-s no early application lo be
made, and that Ins students would bo punctual and
regular in their aticiidiinco.
J here will be no deduction of ibo tuition money,
except in case of sickness.
July atl trvvOt DANIEL MAItONY
i’RMSII STRING GOODS,
M Nn 200 llroarl-.street.
11. W VATT At Co. have received, and
Jl • are now opening a largo (dork of Spring and
Summer Dry Goods, well assorted, {mil baying boon
purchased at reduced prices, will bo sold at a small
advance on cost (or cash.
They have now a good assortment of black and
blue blin k Itiibnn I,uslring, gros do Paris and gros
dc Swiss Silks, Plaid Silks and small figured lion
net Silks, handsome French Muslins and printed
.Swiss Muslins, black and while and colored Jaco
net* small pul terns, largo and small checked Swiss
Muslins mid Cambrics, Furniture Calicos, while
and colored cotton Fringes assorted, cotton anil
linen Nettings, mid 10-4 Hobbinot for pavilions,
Irish Linens and Lawns,s-G and 10-4 Irish Sheet
ings, Table and Hirdoyo Diapers, Damask Table
Cloths and Napkins, brown Linens and Linen Dril
lings, Vestings, a very largo assortment ol Cotton
Homo and I do, wit h n variety of other seasonable
goods. npril I!)
PIANO I’OBTESs
. bwbbT' Ifc3pan»B
H parsons iiih added to bis stock, a supply
• of those much esteemed Piano Fortes, made
by Messrs. Robert Nunns, Clark At Co. of N. York.
Tho true character ul these,inslnihteltts, is so well
established in tins purl, of the country, it is deemed
unnecessary lo apeak in their jrraiao—indeed ibcy
speak for themselves.
The stock, which m row very large, comprises a
good number of instruments from each ofonr three
best manufactories, audit is believed, offers greater
advantage* to purchasers, than can be had at any
of the Northern establishments. July 4.
’WATCHES, WATCHES.
7BJHE Subscriber lias just received by the Steam
1- Packet New York, an Invoice of lino mile
pendent second* Watches, wilh single and double
circle, something entirely new, which the public an 1
invited to call and examine at No. 842HroHd-«lreet.
May3o_ JOHN Bi MURPHY.
instim ction IN in sic.
W II.LIAM H. ORCHARD, Professor of Mu
sic, respectfully announce* to tlio ladies and
Gentlemen ol Augusta, that he ha* removed lo 147
triiuil street, a lew doors follow the Eagle and
Pheenii Hotel, nod i* now prepared to give lesson*
in music on tho Piano Forte, Guitar, arid Flute. A* I
itis Mr O’*, intention to make this city his-perma
nent residence, he will be enabled to wait on those *
who may require his services, wilji the strictest 1
punctuality. Mr. .O. will giva instructions at his |
own resideticeor ihulof bis pupils. Applications
be inudo ns above, or at .Mr. Hauta’s Furniture am)
Piano Forle store
N. H. Piano Forte* and Organs tuned and re
paired in the most complete manner and at tho short
est notice ts npril Ifi
C 8 EOIIOIA LI3I E.— I‘icsh Slone LiglO,ol
Has good quality ns any in the market, put up
in boxes, stronger, tighter, end more convenient fur
transportation than karnda, and holding the same
ncanniy. Price S 3 i!.e single box. and 82 50 by
ibe quantity, deliv, red at Augusta, at Jacksonboro, |
and at the mouth o; briar creek, on ibo Savannah
river, it will he sold at tho samp rates wirh freight
off Apply to'l L. K.MITH, Planter*'Hotal, or
D. KIRKPATRICK AkTo ,
June 11 trwd'dtl
W
\ ■ ' . X.
- n.—'via. yh^WM**'*"'*'**' l
wi'.j. .r-~- -errrv. l ij X--^mi.sseers3eensa—yMa^
PUBLIC MALES.
F.ihur.ne Sale rs far its and Mules.
*»V JOHN a. HUTCHINSON.
0« TVESDAV, 1 Uh init.
1 * ,oB ' lll J a ‘ f"iblic nnclion, at the upper stableii
ol John It. Guidron, m llie rear o( ttie f'avtliun at
lUi) cluck, fur ami on account of United Stales’
■l3 HOUSES, ’
“0 good won king mules.
9 u ff H . Terms cash—bankable money.
RICH MON l> SIIEKIIT’S HALeT
lljI ‘ >’c sold un (he hist Tuesday in Sep.
V Y tcmlicr next, at the lower market house
in the city of Augusta, within the legal hour*
of sale, a negro woman named Rachel, levied
upon as the p operty ol David Aughtry, to satisfy
a fi. fa. from I lie Inferior Court of Richmond
county, issued upon the foreclosure of a mortgage;
at the instance of Lawrence T. Shopp, assignee,
v*. the said Aughtry.
p. w. LACY, Sh’ir. R. C.
.Inly 7, 1833. td
TITHE sniper'her having repurchased of Rainey
I & Almond, the extensive range ot stable* for
merly owned by him, ( ii,t die rear of lho Pavilion,
mid known for a long time (A the Globe Hotel sta.
bios, has lilted them Up in thoiE former style, and
they are now ready lor, t(io ,reception. and keeping
of Horses, either of citizens or transigiu persons.
His numerous blends arid acquaintances in the
Western stales who are in the habit of bringing
droves of Horses to this city, are also respect lolly
in for riled, that lie is prepared to keep any number
of Hortics that may bo brought,. He will also act
ns General Agent, for the sale of Horses, Carriages,
4'C. mid froth his long experience pi the business,
and his exlehslvc acquaintance, ho hopes tb receive
a liberal palronngc. ; ■ i,
No expense or exertion shall he spared (d satisfy
those who Hlny see proper to patronize him,.and ho
most respectfully informs the public, that lie con
-1 nines to do business ol Ids old bland as formerly.
JOHN U. GURbRON.
Krlhe I.tiiilsvijln (Kentucky) Journal, will
please pulilisp tUI.-un their VVcckjy,paper, until the
first November ncn.aml charge the same to Chroj
nioln <|r Scptliiol Oltice, and lorwnhl their account
for payment dm Jmm atl
Attractive ,
New Anil JFnshiouiiblc Summer Goods, i
JUMP receiving,, a beautiful assortment and
choice selection of, new style Goods,
Gentlemen's sunnper wear, recently purchased in
the New Yuik market frnn the latest importations,
1 which the subscriber,'! are prepared to make to n.ens
ure at short notice, in the newest slyly, according 19
the irost approved patterns of. fashion, which they
have just rebel ved. The paldic are respectfully so
licited to call, examine, and make a selection. They
will soil goods by tho piece or pattern.
WM. O. PRICE,
may 31 Draper mnl Tiiilo , No. 258 llroail st
Mr. amt Mrs. EGEUTON’N .Sl IJUOjT.
|V| R. and Mrs EG b KTUN beg leave gratefully
Itß to acknowledge the liberal patronage and gi).
courngbmenl which they have received from their
friends Had the public during ilia past. ( ycar —-1
They pledjjo Ihctnselves that llioir exertions shall
not ho warning to render their institution still more
worthy us public confidence. ~ ,
Tliccoirseui instruction in the ensuing term will
he extended, mnl ihn best talents the .country ,as
-1 lords w ill he cmplot ed in the deparlineiits of tho
1 schnol. . , . „ 1. , , .
1 There will he hut one term, in the year, extending
1 from the Ist us October to the Ist ol July., None
c will be admitted for n less period than one lertn.
The Primary J)ei>artment will consist of small
r chihlr'm, and their slinlics will lie strictly elcmen
lary. 'i'liitiun (or the term 3(151)
The Senior Department will embrace nil except
I the children, and comprise n liberal and complete
course ol study ; consisting of, .
11 Os llio comnlmi English branches,
b li Os the higher Eng. liraiichosnnd Holies lattlree;
3 Os Mathematics,
I 4 Os Natural Si-itdices;
■ 5 Os Ancient ClBssics,
0 Ol Vociil Music Tuition SH()
Miisie on I he Piano Forte, (extra) $75
Trench, 40
Drawing; . &
: Use ol philising Pjniirt, h
One hall pnnymfnt required in advance.
Il ls particularly desired, 01 order to prevent
breaking op the (.-lassos,,(hot, .{lu,*,, who are to be
come pupils of the aMiudl; rpay i„ „ nl ul //„, 4,,.
pmninp of the term, npd couliniiod l ,il,,raciicnhle 1.
IHe end. No deduction will he imulfi f or absence
either at the heyinninp or end of Ihr Perm. ’
The romlis are filled lip iii a slyly of conihrl and
elegance, and tvilli the additions,tb l» made .will
lie adapted to scat cmmnodioosly eighty tg
which number the school (exclusive of the Primary
Department) will hosrlcily limited.
July 7- , U’.; . ,
Tho Soiitl erh Recorder,Colnmhua Encpiirer
and Athens Wing, will poldish the above weekly
till the first of October, and charge lliisollico
TIOKii CONCLUSIVE moors of the
iTa. extraordinary ctlicacy of f)r. .f-V.l/, EVAN M
celebrated CA MU MILE and APi;RIEfiH' ANTI
lIII.IUUS /’//,/,.>, in iillovintmg afflicted map
kind.— Robert Cameron, 101 liovtcry, N. Y.
case, Chronic Dysentery, or U|l|ody Flux. tSyinp
loins, ilnuslial flatulency of tjie newels, severe grip
ing, freipienl inclination tti go to stool, tenesmus,
loss of appetite, nausep,..voipitipg, frequency oj
pulse, and a frcduenl dmchargo of a festid kind u!
matter mixed will! blood, great debility, sense of
burning beat, wiili an intolerable hearing down of
the pails. Air. Cameron is enjoying perfect health:
mid returned his sincere thanks for the greet benefit
ho had received. WM. EVANS.
To James Dickson, 3(5 Co.hhill, Boston,
Agent fur the sale of Dr. Evans’ Camomile Pills-
I.owell, November 15, 1836.
Dear Sir—Knowing by experience I hat et’erjr
reference that the afllictod receive of iho beneficial
resells of medicines, 1 cheerfully offer fill rib 10 lh*
public, in behalf of Dr. Wm. Evans’ Camomile
Pills. I have, been nflhctcd for the last ten years:
with distress in tho head and chest, often so bad
as to deprive me of si. of) for throe.or four nights in
succession, hut have never found relief by any ol
my friends’ prescriptions, until my wife saw the
advertisement in the paper ; w hen she persuaded
mo to sand for some, which I did, and obtained two
boxes and bottles, which resulted in almost com
pletely restoring mo to hnaltli, although have not
entirely finished them, should ypo considbr this
unyfbeiiefit to yopr*elf,.or the public, you have my
cheerful permission to publish it
Yours, respectfully, ~ •-, .
THOMAS K. GOODIIuE, Central -st
The above mimlioned F’ills ars fur «nj» niffy h»'
ANTONY A HAlftfeS,
mar ’43 Sole Agents for Augusta, Go.
Asthma, three years’ standing
Mr. Robert Monroe, Scßpylkill afflicted wnh
Iho above dulrcasing malady. .syrtiptoms—gro»i
languor, flatulency, disturbed real; norvou* head
ache, difllculfy <R brydihing, tightness and stiiclurd
across the breast, d'iiiuess, mrvons irntabiliiy aigl
restlesoness, could not lie 111 a horitonmll position
without thb sensation of impending suflactlii/n,
palpitation of the heaft, distressing cough, costive
ucbs,pa|n 01 the stomach,drowsiness, great debility
and deficiency ol the nervous energy. Mr. R. Mm •
roe gave up every thought of recovery, and due
despair sat un (be coiintonatiN! of every person 11U
terested in his existenbo or happiness, till |>y acci
dent he noticed in A public paper some cures effected
by Dr. Wm. Evans’ .Medicine in his complaint,'—--
which induced him to purchase a package of the
Pills, which resulted in complete!/ removing even
symptom of the disease Ho wished to say his nn.
1 ivc for this declaration ug that those afflicted wuh
ihcsamo or- artjscrntptaaiat'similar to thosb from
which ho is tojtpilv restored, may likewise
the same inestimable honefif. Wm. EVaNR
porsitirby ? NTONY Ae HAINES,
1 marches Sole .agentsfor AugustaGU