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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24
Trusfcc's Sale,

ri Office Is hereby given that n pursuance Of
Y the provisions contained IN q, oi ~ trust
executed on the 2sth day Of February A. y. 1881
by Samue H. Early and William d. ANN, OF
L0Wndes County, in the State of MisSiSsipp 70
Hendley 5. Bennett, Andrew Weir and Tilghman
Nj. Tucker, OF the County and State aforesaid, as
Trustees, to secure the payment OF three certain
promlssory notes, in said deed mentioned and des-
crlbed to Iii Abbott tho first of which sand notes il
payable on the first day Of January 4. d. 1888,
and is now due and unpaid. We, HendIcy S. Ben
nett, Andrew Weir, and Tighman NJ fucker Ms
such Trustees nj the request ofthc SAID Hi Abbott.
will expose to public SALE and will sell al public s.. e,
auction and outcry, on the 10Th day of April A. d.
1883, at Columbus, in the County of Lowndes aore.
sad, 10 the highest and best bidder for ready money
the following described property, situated and being
IN the State OF Mississippi 10 wit: the west half Of
the north west quarter, Of section number twenty
SEVEN the north cast quarter of The east hall Saving
and excepting twenty acres being an obonr square
OF one quarter OF mile north and sorii, ara one
eighth OF nile east and west, ont and Oh Of IN,
south west corner Of SAID east lalfl e The no,ib
west quarter OF section nanbcr twtnty-q NE md
me following dcsci5el tract or parcel ofIand 10 wiz
beginning at the south cast corner Of section number
twenty one, OF Township number eighteen. Of rance
nuhiner eighteen west at the mile stake, running
49," "N nv Houh tl9titV One degrees west, hive outs
10 Sas'alrds stake, from thence north nine derrres
west SIX outs and eighteen perch to a stake, from
lheHce south sixty degrees east, five outs and four
teeh lihks to stake, from thence north cinhty-one
degrees cast, four outs to stake from thence
SCUM nlne degrees east three outs, thirteen perch
ana eighteen Inks 10 stake, from thence west with
NE marked section line, to the point and place Of be-
Sinhhg beng part Of sections number twenty one
ana twenty two, all IN township number eighteen of
range number eighteen west, together with all and
singular the appercnanccs rIcreuntu BELONGING, and
also all and singular The following heroes saves for
lie, to wit Dave, MtIy, Beckey, Sdlar, Silva. Ell
len, Lucy Dick, Mary, Eliza, Henrietta, Louisa,
George, Virginia, Sam, Claray, Felicia, Jerry, Pat
rick, Jerry "a mani Randall, Martha, Jane, and
Preschla or 50 much Of SAID ands and nerroe
slaves as shall be ofvaluc sufficient to pay and salts
~ the amount and much OF SAID notes as shall be
due and unpaid at the time Of said sale. Sale win
take place between usual hoars.
HENDLEY s. BENNETT.
ANDREW WEIR, Tyuyees
TlLGHMAN NJ. TUCKER
Columbus, March 2lth, lS3S-S7-5w.
Printers foe S2f 90
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no THE VOTERS
Of the Fourth Divisioa Mississippi Militia

Of the Fourth Dlrtsioa Mississippi Militia.
FELLowCIrIzENs:--ia again present myself as
candidate for the Office of Major General of the
Fourth Division of Mississippi Militia. 1t was my
design to visit all the counties composing the Fourth
Division, but the near approach of the day appoint
ed for the election, and urgent private business, rem
der it imprnctcabe for rae 10 do so. have there
fore adopted this common mode of presenting nv
pretensions to the office SEEK before you the only
legitimate arbters.
My name and character must be familiar to most
Of you, as have been before you on former occa
slons asking your surages for an honorable appoint
ment. received them then, jas hope to do on this
occasion. can promise no more than prompt and
faithful discharge of the duties of The office to which
aspire: AMI especially TO see that the Regiments
Of the Division are organized speedily as possible
and returns made to the proper officer, in order that
The State may in due time avail herself Of her por-
ton of arms from the General Government
Ii is Military and not civil Office to which
now aspire and think that qualifications and abh-
" to perform faithfully the duties imposed on the
officer should be cons }ered by you the proper test
at the polls. But if political opinions should be
made to operate in the contest, should be recreant
TO myself and friends, did not frankly declare to
YOU, that have always advocated aud supported
with as much ability as possessed the principles of
Constitutional Liberty, and Consequently have uni
iormly sustained the men and measures OF the Dem
ocratic Party.
cannot like some who aspire to military Offices,
Doas; OF long and arduous services in the Army, but
during The war Of 1912 with Great Britain, served
aSa volunteer and at the close of the war was re-
Narded by the appreciation of the community in
winch then lived, the only boon faithful soldier
DESIRES
ioyour unbiased decision at the ballot box,
euo'nlt my pFetcnspns, and will cheerluly abide the
'eSot REUBEN II. GRANT.
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Executors Sale.

Il \ pursuance OF an order granted TO me by the
n Probate court of Lowndes county, at the
March term, shall proceed to sell to the highest
bidder on the iith day ofAprl next, the following
described tracts or parcels OF land belonging 20 the
estate of the late DAVID MYERS deceased, situated on
the west side OF the rombigbce RIVER, near Column
bus, described rs Follows, 10 wit: the west half OF
section number 10 the whole of section number 20.
the west half of section number -, the north half
Of section s. the west haltoi the uouh west GUAR
ter Of section number thrty-sx, the West halloi the
south west quarter dissection number twenty-thJee;
also eighty acres of land on the eastern side Of sec
ton number 81, running the whole length OF said
section aud as far west as 10 embrace the said num-
Der Of eighty acres, all lying and being in township
number nineteen, north OF range number seventeen
east. Sand lands are under high state oi'improve-
mcnt and are well provided with Negro houses,
gins, out houses &c.--the above property will be
sold upon credit Of one aud two years from the
day Of sale; notes with approved security will be
required. DAVID F. MY Frs,
Executor of the 'ast will and Testament, Of Da-
vld Myers deceased.
The sale to take place on the premises.
March 10, lS3S.-3j-lW.
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EStroYS taken I'D.

STRAY Bay Horse taken IN by A. Il. DuIiug,
~ with IA bald face, bob tail and rock name !;
branicd on the left hip with T c. Appraised at
S35 90. PRINTERS te. S21
Stray mare taken up by VIM Egger, near Gale
donia said mare is bright bay, four years old five
e. high, three white feet, small blaze in the
face; hip shot in the left hip Appraised at so co
the Btu OF march. Printers fee, So COZ
Stray Horse taken up by Robert Double IN Gale
donna, six yes-s old; red roam with small star
aud strip. viii. us fore legs trnmed back mane
and tail black l'ct; shol before, feet high; APP
praised at 500 o. Printers fee 50 0o.l
JCHE FLETCHALL,
march a. 1888 373 Dcpty Ranger.
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Pleasant Hill Academies.

TENllE subscriber has opened Male and
III Female Academy, six miles East Of Pick.
ensvle and five South West Of CarroIton. The
two Institutions are entirely separate The former
is under his own direction, and the latter under that
of Mrs. G.
The Male Academy consists of two departments:
and the rates Of Tuition per session of FIVE months
are as follows:
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENTS.
Glass l.--Spellng, Reading and Writing. 81 so
2-Ihe above with Arithmetic. Eng
hSh Grammar, Elements of History and
Geography. 10 90
HIGH SCHOOL.
CLASS l.-Aneient and Modern History anil
Geography combined, Astronomy, Bellies
letters, Composition and Defamation, Is 90
Glass a.--Studies the first class completed,
Algebra, Geography, Natural aad Moral
Philosophy 20 90
CLASS S,-Studies Of the second class COM
peted, Mental Philosophy Chemistry and
Potcal Economy. IS 90
Languages, Latin, Greek or French. % 90
lie course OF instruction IN the Female Academy
Is similar, but less extensive in some branches, and
will cor tain some additional branches. Provisions
will be made for the different branches Of ornamen-
tai Education in the Female Academy, so soon az
the number OF pupils will warrant the expense.
Boarding will be provided for young Ladies by
the subscriber, and By Mr.. Terry for young men,
as low as the expenses VII permit
Pleasant Hin. March 24th, Isss.--57-'f.
10 The Tuscaloosa Flag Of the Union and tie
Noxuhee Times, will phrase copy the above fof six
weeks and send copy Of the paper with the bill to
me al Pickensville Ala.
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Notice.

WlLL be sold at the court house in tho town
W Of Athens, on the fourth Monday Of April
next, on credit Of twelve months, the purchaser
giving bond with good security, tract Of land vino
IN Monroe county, about one mile from Hamilton,
containing two hundred acres, be the same more or
less with its appurtcaances; known as Willis Old
mills, there being grst ard saw mill thereon: be-
ing the place owned by joel McNeely at the time of
has death. JOHN FALLS. Admir-.
march II, 1888 S6w6 [Pr fee 81 COL
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Great Auction sale.

- ON FRIDAY the SO,h day e March
next. vii be sol NJ puhic auction on the
eSVSsR premises, the following described proper
l. y, w:
49, T-,ntaton lately owned ly JOS, pa Gngshy,
and b,rpe,lv hv rhos. ID. Counel Esq. situate IN
the coantv o. LoNndes, about fifteen mikes irum Co
llmbu> on the Rohi2son Road, CONTAINING l,sso
ac-cs ot L2ul. THIS Pagtaton Is Known as Tie
puclynu place aud is oil tie i,.St quality OF Cotton
Land. Also al the necessary farm. ng uienN!s az
tached To said Plantations asl 900 bs1eis o. corn.
mules, horses yoke OF oxen, COWS, y snal
cattle, 100 hogs 2,00Q pounds OF bacon; hoesehod
aud kitchen furniture, 10 beds and bedding, l set
OF smiths toos, ! double gis, oae wagon aud har-
ness and guns.
co The Sale viii BE- POSITIVE, and made spon
the following terms, viz: Plantation on credit OF
one and two years the personal property On cred
II OF ~ months.
ALSO, viii be sold on MONDAY, the second
DAY af April next, in tho town OF Columbus. the
following DESCRIBED property on q credit Of twelve
months
The Plantation lately owned by Joseph Grigsby,
aud formerly by the heirs of us,avus flendrck, sit
uited IN The county Of Lowndes, about l-2 udlcs
Soulh orColumbus on the watersof LnSapalila and
rombIgby rivers, containing $50 aud 7-i0o acres,
one undivided hall, nteresin
n. T. quarter OF S ;. r. len. r, l6 f
One hall OF Lot No. IS offs /, rl6N. X ~ T.
'SW or ofSW or SI7, tbs, RisW
Lots No. I and -, 5 q, TAN, II ~ +
Lot No, l, 5 81, T ION, X II +
The whole of W half n r or $ /, I u n, II Is Z
w half N w az s II, TIN, re- +
w hahn Eqr SIT, + IL RI
w hahn T. or S I, Il Ia, \ IS
Also half Lo, number l. in V. Masby addition
to Columbus Mississippi, situated Immediately on
Mlhsry Road, aud also two other otsnslhc town
ST Mary illinois.
J, w BYRN, Auctioncer.
Feb q. 1888, -33-4w
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G.insi Csinsti (,inslIl

FHNIIE subscriber would ulorm the public, that
N be has established an extensive Cotton Gin
Mandatory in the town OF Louisville Winston
county, Mis-. Having spared no pains during the
last SIX months IN searching for the best materials
and having had much experience in the business
he feels confident he shall be able to give sa'slac-
ucn to all who may pationlse him Ills gins vii
be made Of Cast and German steel running on the
best Of boxing, mud he viii be able to furnish 100 GINS
IN tune Tor the next cotton crop. lie would invite
the pubic IN general to call at his Factory and ex.
ANNE for themselves lie would further state that
he has lately removed fom Georgia, Monroe county.
MARLIN i. COLLIER
Jan. 6, 9a-2G-E
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24

NOTlCE is hereby given that in pursuance Of
v the provisions contained in deed of trust,
executed by James j. Fuller, and Sarah V. Puller
his wife, of Lnwndes County, State of Mississippi,
on the 18th day of September, A. ID. 1856, TO ne
Charles Walsh olthc Colniy and State aforesaid as
trustee 70 secure the payment ola certain poml,so-
~ note theretn mentioned and described 70 Syyes-
ter Pear OF his assigns, payable on tho 2Sth day OF
July, A. ID. 1887 Wi as said Trdstec at the re-
quest OF tue said Sylvester Pearl and Joseph Bryan
assignee OF the said Sylvester Pearl offer at public
sale AT tie Court House in the County of Attala in
the State of Mississippi on the 9TH day of April
next, Qs3sl all the right title, interest DOVER and
right OF dover which the said James j. PuIcr aud
Sarah '. Fuller his wife, hive nahd 10 the follow
ing described tracts, pcccs or parcels olianl lying
and being the county Of Attala aud State of Mis-.
slssippi to wit tho North half Of section four in
township fourteen north orrangc nine east; also the
soth east quarter of section thirteen IN said town
ship ant range, also the whole OF section eleven in
said townsh 70 and lange also the east half Of the
north east quarter OF section ten, and the east half
ofthe south east q,arer OF section ten n SAID town.
ship and range also the east haIfof section twenty
SIX in said township and range also the south west
quarter of section two, in said township and range,
also the north west quarter OF section twenty-five,
IN slld township and range, also the south cast quar-
ter OF section tWentY-lhree, IN SAID township and
range, also the south hafolsecon lwenty-lonr, and
the north east quarter dissection tweny-our, in said
township aud range also the south half Of section
thirty three, IN township fifteen, north Of ranr, nine
east; together with all and singular the rights,
privileges herdnamtntS and appertcnances TO the
sad several tracts or pieces Of land belonging, or IN
aDy wise app'ftanng; and all the estate right, IL
IL ana interest dover, right and title Of dover
claim and demano "I1tsoever which the said par
- thpr1 hay, ~ L.,,o
alter may have, or pretend TO- Of IN 70, pr ont e le
same, and every part thereof Tie sale will taer
place between the usual hours, and terms made
known on day of sale.
CHARLES WALSH, Trustee,
March 10, 1S3S.-3j-5w.
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State Of Mississippi, Lowndes Co.
Probal. Comi, Mnrch I.nn. lsas

IFooWs CoUt, Mdrch Term, 1888.
Il o all persons interested in the real estate Of
n Henry j. Parish deceased, Of the county
and state aforesaid appearing To the satisfaction
Of The court, on the petition OF James Ecklord, one
Of the heirs and deviscs Of said estate thai il would
be to the advantage Of all persons interested in said
estate, that said real estate should be Sold 1t IS
therefore ordered, that publication he made 10 the
Democrat SIX successive weeks, notifying tic heirs
OF sad deceased, and all persons Interested in the
sand real estate TO be and appear a. the next Pro-
bate court TO be held AT the court house in the town
Of Columbus, LoHndcs county, Mississippi, and
show cause, u any they have why the SAID land
should not be ordered tor sur va west bali VI Che
northwest quarter Of section eight, township nine
teen range fourteen cast, containing eighty acres
and thirty fur ouc-hundrcdths Of an acre.
Wines, TnoAAs SAMSON Egqr. Judge Of the
Probate court.
issted Ihe ninth Gay of March, A. D. 1888.
w. ?. FULLER, Clerk bro te,n.
march ~ 500 Prs fee $40 sol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24
Candidates.

O. We are authorised 20 announce iIExnLry
). bESNET, rs candidate Tor The oica 4 Circuit
Judge, Tor the sixth judicial District. csnro,,l ~
the Counties o. LoWndes, Noxubee. Keniler VIM
ston and 0kubbeha.
20 We are authorised to announce J. A. Ma
SHALL Esq. as candidate for the o.Fce al (,ireuil
Judge, of the sixth Judicial District,
bI5- We are authorized to announce A. w D,R-
NEY as a candidate for the Office OF DISTRICT Amir
new of the 9th Judicial District, composed ri the
counties Of Lowndes NOxubee, Kemper, Winston
and Okubbeha.
% We are authorized 10 announce laws T
HARRIsoS as a candidate for the Office of District
Attorney for the sixth Judicial district, campo>ed of
the counties Of Lowndes, Noxubee, Ken,per. Minis
ton and 0kubbeha.
bJ-We are authorized 10 announce Can't RErsgS
II. GRANT as candidate for MAJOR General OF the
18th Division.
NJ-We are authorised to announce Major JoHx
WILLIAMS Of Grenada, as a candidate for MAJOR
General of the 4th Division.
tC-We are authorized to announce Gen. PRYoR
NJ. GRANT, of Columbus, candidate Cor the office
oil MAJOR General of the 4th Division Of the Mssls-
sippi militia, composed OF the counties of Lowndes.
Noxubee, kemper, 0ktibbeeha, Winston Leake,
NeShoba. Newton, Scott, Smith, Attala, Choclaw,
Carroll, Yalabusha, and !a!aha,caie.
TO- We are authorised TO announce Gen. JAMES
CARTER of Columbus, as candidate for reelection,
to the Office of Brigadier General Of the 81 Brigade
of the 4th Division of the Militia Of this State.
20 We are authorized TO announce WM. Eek
FORD as candidate for the Office Brigadier General
OF the Cd Brigade CT the 4Ih Division of the Militia
of this State.
po~ We are authorised to announce RICHARD S.
GRAVES OF Starkville, as candidate for Brigader
General The LIST Brigade of the 18th dsyision of
Mississippi Militia, composed of the counties Of Ok
tbbeha, ChoctaN, Carol, Yalabusha and Tal!a-
hatche.
bG-We are authorized to announce LEWIS GRGs-
BY as a candidate for Colone Of the 18th regiment.
bJ- We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
II. SoUTHALL as candidate for Colonel of the 10Th
Regiment (IIowndes County, Of Mississippi Militia,
at the ensuing election
tg5- We are authorized to announce .TouN XVI
as candidate for lieutenant colonel OF the 10th req
ment.
90 We are authorized to announce 1t Colonel
ID W JORDAN as a candidate for reelection.
to- We are authorized to announce Capt. A. ].
CALHOUN as a candidate for Major Of the 10Th reg-
ment.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24

NOTICE is hercbJ given that the public sales
~ OF land, advertised to take place at the fol-
lowing times and places, by prochmations of the
President OF The United States, bearing date the
tweniy-nnth day of November, 1883, TO wit:
IN THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
At MardpviIe, on Monday the l9th day Of March
next
At Montgomery on Monday the 7th day Of May
next.
At Sparta, on Monday the 5th day orMarch next
AT ST. Stephens, on Monday the l9lh day OF March
next.
At Cahaba, on Monday the "a day Of April next
At Tuscaloosa, on Monday the IGthday Of April next,
Al Huntsville, on Mondiy the oh day Of April next.
IN THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
AT Chocchuma, on Monday the l4th day OF May
next
Al Columbus, on Monday the 9Th day Of May next
ARE postponed until further notice.
by order Of the President of the United States
JAS WHlrCOMB, Commissioner
march 10, iS3s-S5-i0w
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Notice.

BANK OF THE ToMBfoBY r. r. Co.
Columbus, March 10Th, 1888.
ROOkS for subscription 10 the balance OF the
~ capital stock Of The Toinbigby Rail Road
Company, will be opened at their Banking House IL
10 o'clock on Monday the 10Th inst, and remain
open for six months, Mness the amount should be
previously subscribed for,) under an acr, entitled
: an act, to authorise Rail Road Companies to dis.
pose OF their niisoId stock, copy of which may be
seen at the Banking House.
BY order Of the Beard
II. w. CATER, Cashier.
March 18th, 1885, 36-,f.
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To all whom it may Concern

HAVING disposed of our entire stock of
- merchandise with view of closing our
business, this notice is given 50 as 10 give all dspo
sed 70 arrange debts due the following concerns.
chance TO settle the same without attaching the adj
dltional expense Of the law: The old concern Of
W. A Clunn & Co.; that of w. 9. Cook & Co.
ai;;,i that Of Cook g. Walton. We hope no debtor
after this nO:Sce will be backward in arranging his
debts with U.S. US we arc driven TO this course as the
last alternative. We owe ni1aey. and money we
aust have to make our own creditors easy. We
sincerely hope that we viii not have to sue our Gus
TONERS, as it would be very unpleasant " Us but
we are compelled 10 have money.
w. u. COOK,
Agent for the above firms
Cotton Gin, maTcii II, 1893 SONS
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Caution.

q HEREBY iorewarn all persons from trading
IL for two certain notes made payable to John
". Bmndeil, of West port, described as follows:
One for two hundred and thirty-hree dollars and
thirty-thrce cents, due December 95 1887, aud one
of the same tenor due December 18th, 1855 The
consideration for which said notes were given hay-
ing entirely failed, viii not pay them unless com
PEELED by law, Il. e. SKINNER.
March "A, 1855 -sw'
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Caution.

EYHE public are hereby cautioned against
III trading for note [now in the hands Of VIM.
Cozart, Esp made By the undersigned to David
Monroe, for the sum Of $1,000 The consideration
of said note has wholly failed, and its payment viii
be resisted BY the maker.
Feb !, 1855. THoS y. CONNEBL.
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Money Nanfedt

WlLL be sold on T.ursday he 29th inst. at
" the court house door in Columbus, tao
Likely Nesro men, about Il OF - years Of ave.
Sale 10 take pace al , O'clock Tu.e warranted.
march al-S1tl' JOHN r.. CONNELL
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DissOlutiOn.

FHNllE partnership heretofore existing under
u the firm Of Hooker & Hill, was dr solved
this day by mutual consent. All persons who are
indebted to the firm, are requested TO cali md settle
by paying the Cash, as longer indulgence. cannot be
gwen ,a,o I. BOOKER,
tnafch . lo'S-~54-3w q. 'hlLl.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24

FE1hE subscribers particularly request all per-
a sons having unsettled accounts with them to
call at their former Counting room, and close them
by note or otherwise.
We have asa or 5000 dollars worth o., goods,
which we wish 10 sell al wholesale.
BURGESS 4 THOMpS N.
Columbus, March cath, lsSs.-37-tf
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Land for Sale.

Lhnu IOr SAFE
4 QA ACRES II first quality river land
II CV so of which is 10 a fine state Of cul-
tiyation, on which there are some Improvements,
with ine well Of water adjoining the land Of the
Rev. Samuel Butler, on the west side Of the Blgby,
seven miles south OF Columbus Also 100 acres Of
first quality river bo1oln land, eight miles south OF
Columbus, on tie east side of the river.
Or For further particulars enquire at the Office
of the Columbus Democrat.
y, HARRISON,
Not- "a 1897 ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24

ny cont'fP ed accessions He is now receiving a
G Sioice, assortment Of FANCY GROCERIES and
I1lIchI-!1S, among which arc superior Wines or
g ora IN bottles mixed Pickles, Ketchup, John Bull
bee'Sieak Sauce, Preserved Rhuharb ior pics and
larfs, Preserved Damsons for pies and tarts Pick
Yea Lobster Sardines, Raspberry Brandy do. Syrup,
bnaya Jelly. general assortment OF Garden
Seeds, from ID. Laudreths, Philadelphia, 10 which
he invites the attention Of the public.
march IL 36t3.