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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-13

"a H!INGrON & CAMPBELL no'y receiving large and
."n'r, OF IMPORTED AID AMERICAN sTArLE Day
Gco1, which they viii prepared 10 sell reasonable
and wIuh invite merchants visiting the city, to Gail und
e>'.ln- heir -iock 20. d Liberty Street.
Wv No.A, J.uurry ST. !.yg sD-3rn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-13

J. v. Go,4fl. ShocSoe IliIi. Richmond, Va.
J. Thoro.rn it,, Z, NJ, Guorlind Z. H., Virginia.
: Ea.ley /. NJ, lalrta1, Z. II. do
+. A. liullOIay, 7 ~, CiatkssIi'e DO
v Perkins, +. -, LovinyS'on do
ktlNe'h Aeon. hIumm"nd Town 90
Nottingham & Ulhrarn, EastViie DO
: : SG.ih. lcTI.SUTg DO
y Cayrr, 7. NJ, Madison {. II. do
Shepherds & i!urtsons. ratmyra do
u rliOu Saunders. doe Hii "o
+. 81cn'rout, Williamsburg do
) - ter, New Kent County do
W.Id,H, Ch1i'-s City county do
\. L. RgtEg do do
2. Iiayes Sru,l.vilc, Powh,tan co, do
J. u. HqrrIS, 2. ". Orange {. II. do
Nm. {. Roberts, r. NJ, Mount iioIeo, d"
7. Foskrs, BERMUDA Hundred, d"
: ". Smith {, TO farrvir, do
II. * r. Frrreil Halifax, North Carolina.
=. q J. Whc, NRrrentnn 10
Jls, x Bans. Wuiam.4oro do
K. II. Biaer, Lcuishurg do
y Ian teck. Raleigh do
J, johnson, +. NJ, W-ntwo1h do
g. BRANDRETH, ". D.,
2il Broadway, New York
y Altt7re's have from me Power of Attorney proved
hru-, tie CI"ih Cthe count, OF New York Observe it.
Jan - TS-2awtf
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y,rus .uuit;cau Trees to ~ Feet in Height.

nnn Cyauine Mous Nuliicaulis TREES, of extraordinary
,VVV sze and beauty having many branches 3ioS feet ~
aud th wood perfectly msurcd. This is decidedly The most
,r lot Of NntcauliS Tres IN the United states
o,ly 70 admGcd. Also, Cuttings or Bads chn
n,.h.i large quantity aud Snch
he sure grow, and produce :ino trees Inc rcrs n"h
nss carefully packed 10 seai to any part OF the co1h
~ G,s,y rices mod ae, and monhs credit for APPROX
-. .an,:nrcs For sal. by J. GIBSON.
No. 9J S1a4 Front Street, beOe HaHut, Phaaaep4'a-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-13

f1SUE SILK MhSUAL-A Treatise on Silk III all
4 its various stages, containing in condensed form
the wisdom and experience gathered from the works Of
Count Dondoo, Nj. Perrotnt, DR.. Deslouchamps, Dr..
Felix Pnscalis W B Buchanan, Kenricks Orcharilst,
Gideon b Smith John D'flomcrguc, Nj De flazi of
Munich Fcssenden's Silk Manual, the Silk Grower,
Farmers Register, Joshua Gee, Esq Baf Houl Esq
and many others Sd edition. Received and for sale by
J. H. d LOWNES,
Feb II 1s6-tf1 Agent, Richmond, Va.
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DAVENPORT. ALLEN d CO,

DAVENPORT, ALLEN d CO,
Hors for Sale:
2,OOG Sacks Liverpool Salt
i,jJObas. Shol-assovttd
1000 Scss Na.s-assot,ed
- b,Ls Prim" Nolasscs
- DO Whi.sry
10 do y. Z. Rum
10 poaehcoa. Old - antigua do
iJg.p,S old Cosnac Efandy
80 II cisk, Malaga wne
500 do Sicily Madeira do
TO baskets Champagne
$50 bags Coffee
80 Lhd P. Rico Sugars
10 DO winter Lamp OIL
do L'nscc: do
80 kegs White Lead
~ boxes Bunch RcIsins
so do Mould Candles
100 10 Spermace,i do
80 kegs Spanish Indigo
10 boxes ilavana White Sugar
81 bli. Tanners Oil
lOD1 ream. Can and Letter ruled Paper
1000 do large and small wrapping Paper
100 do DO G. Gunpowder, Imperial and Y. H. Tea
Richmond, Apri4 Io1-ot
To Farmers Planters, and others
able o nles and farms, examine our stock beioe they
purchase.
10000 lbs Richmond smoked bacon, hog round well cuea hea
and cheap
+0o1o OF our own curing
ioV1 county cured III the 'od virginia s'y'e
lnrl9 Old middhn.s, very cheap. u ,,.,
he above always be oil u", avery
We also offer for sGis,
% hhds. New Orleans Sugar
10 DO Porto Rico do
10 DO -, Crox do expected every day.
80 halr,icrces New Orleans Clarified Sugar
100 bags Coiire of various grades
- boxes Loot Sugar from common TO the best
- rrccs bhls New Orleans MolnSses
htt cheats o fine Gunpowder cas-
10 do do or good 10 90 VnenPl ~,
pa Wine imported direct from The Island Of Ma.
dra aNd said judges the city, to D? inc ss'
o:eer With ron, salt, steel pepper, ginger, aspce' &C.,
All which will sell unusually low.
.flsO, 80
- fsus superior Goshen Butter, and family Foul ."e
finest quality. Nfaii " IN 6,
April II liU-ot
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EN CIIaNCEKY-Y RGNIA-At rules held M the c"Ks o"'ce
Circuit superior Cour, of Law and Chancery 10" the cou"y
oKins lillian, Monday the iih OF March, the year ie3S
Thomas Jordan, ~
against - , ., ,:;.,.,,,, IF yoh, poa,o
jon" - N'''o' Defendants.
dec, ,..;,u .,,o ,,l hi. ,or,., ,,,,
according the act OF Assembly AMI me rules d"
b and appearing by satisfactory evidence mat ne Us no,
ordered, that the SAID defendant
40 o ,bc 6r, day May and tie
hill Of the plaintiff and thu, copy Of this order be Iohwh m
~ somc ncw saprr published the city Of Rchmondior two
and the font door OF the courthouse
r ,h;s comn,v A Copy-Tcse, -
OF th's county. RO. BYRD POLLARD, D. C.
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zAT THORN, Dentist. Assistant Of NJ Lrvr'', 2I0
= o Broadway, New York, respectfully informs The
citizens of Richmond that his Office is al Mr. Duyh s.
PowIiaran House, Room 40, Basement Story lr''h
inserted from 4 sing tooth 10 complete set, on tHc
mus, approved principle. r.
Anril d i'c-t
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Commissioners Sale Of Hoiuo@c P'op"ty N


charlottesville.
E9Y virtue Of a decree of the County CnuT oi Abe
% marie lately pronounced in the case oi ot1ckl" S
administrator against Stockton and others, shall on
Thursda5 the 10th day of April next. If fair II not, thr
frs, fair day thereafter offer for sale. the premises
the Lot and Buildings in the town Of Char!ouesT'ltr,
commonly known and described "Stocktnn Coach
Yard The lot contains about acre OF and-and
tie buildings consist OF several large and suitable coach
houses and work chops, '"cndiug Smitbery, and IL
, nrw I'D extensive Stable, with useful and convenient
GarGGEs.
So much Of the purchase money may be necessary
10 pay The costs nf suit and the expenses attending The
execution of the decree will be demanded III cash -
Irpnn the haancr credit of aud tvs" years w be
aowedbu The puI haarr will be required I" give hohh
with nrnrnved personal security for ~" amount md The
title TO the property will be retained, n'd'n""I sTcu
ri,v, until raymeni. j. W. SAUNDERS,
Commissioner
Mach ~ IUU-tdS
NJ The above sale is postponed 10 The lihh day OF
Nay next. %
April II Nv
RgORUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Snr'f Bod
FG Cuttings al = | = cents EACH Roots 10 CENTS
Northern. -
100000 Single Bud Cuttings al CENTS EACH Roots
81 cerlsVirGinan-d deliverable i'll whole trees or srP'
ra,e As the season is short persons al distance can
choose the kind wanted. and forward orders at once
without lnss of time Apply, post pad t"
n. y. LOWNES,
E,hI1 IGj-lf1 AREN'T RichmnaG ia.
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NOTTCE
HAMES H. DAVIS, late Of Abemar!e, and XIII
al ARD NORRIS late of Hanover, Virginia have
associated themselves in the practice Of the Law al Hous
ton, Texas.
REFEREECES
,,dre Thicker of the Court of Appeals Of Virginia
r, W Gmer, Esq, Speaker Of The House OF Dele
gates of Virginia
sV " Sonihsll Of the House of Delegates.
Temple Gwahmey, ESQ: Of Richmond
Professor Davis, Of the University OF virginia; 4.
hpr w.
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VI EssRs. GEORGE CLoWDIS and Elizabeth his WIFE, 'Heto
VA Hicks Alfred Wiley Beverly Wiley, and John "Iey-lake
no,ice shall proceed take the depost,ons ."
Watkins Samuel Pate and others, at the store nous ou
Watkins the county Of Halifax, state OF Virginia. On
March, 1885, be read evidence asu
a on the Chanccy side Of the Circuit Superior Cou OF La"
Halifax county, which puntIfs w" SUING
fo the of Jno C. Mch and ard Others are
nd f taking the should not DC completed
ovn named the will be continued from time 10
de positions shall he completed, which time and
MACE you attend rn, %ni; &C. ,,rp ,;f
Hho sue for the b.nsft Of John c. .Hehie
-, 92-wl2t
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-17
ADVERTISEMENTS.
S1O77 REWARD.

TOR the apprehension aui delivery of VIII
LIAM 6. HARRISON, to the Jailor of David
eoo County, for The murder ofW Sandy, Oh the 18th
inst. to witt -
By the Governor Of he state, $3.50. BY the Mayor
of the ,own IF Nashville Soy The Citizens Of
Nashville. SAT- Said Harrison an oil offender.
DESCRIPTION OF SAID HARRISON:
He is about % OF 90 years Of age, feet or 10
in hes high, pretty well made. weighs from 20 to
I65 bounds, light complexion full round face, blue
eyes, a FIJI lead OF hair, dark and genera y
long and fashionable in front, ncInng 10 curl and
cut short behind, very quick in his manner ofspeak
Ing and fro'Vns when spoken to; he is very fond of
drink and can hrrdl. refrain from stopping at gro.
ceries houses of i'll ame and i ouch disposed to
talEksOf horses, racing and cock Thing.
Committee for the Citizens of n -hsille,
JOSEPH MILLER,
v X STEW N .ON,
HIR m TWiSS,
Il KEZER,
VT LIAM HORN.
Nashville. August a5th, 1879 -4w.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-17
To the Public.

The rights Of editors and publishers of papers ha ve
been too long neg ected Justice viii never lie done
unes themselves assert their rights and enforce the
m"t rigid rules, which in the end viii be found alike
saluary 10 the public and beneficial to tho,e engaged
III the press. Publishers papers have been so long
imposed upon he community al large, that they are
considered TO extent degraded class Of beings,
when IN fact there vocation in life so honorable,
deserving Of high consideration, productive of so
much good, class that exers so powerful an int1u
1t |, known 10 be proyerba for the debtors to
newspape publishers consider their demands as
the last to BE- a--debts To which there is attached
mo- al obligation, and which they can refuse to
pay with Justice and honor: hence, il is incunbc NJ
upon the Contractors the press to assert their own
rights and I've, severay and jointly to bring all
patrons newspapers under some obligations that
attach 10 oter contracts, always remain in poverty
and want, with 'hon ands due them from the most
solvent men in the country.
We C III upon ali editors and publishers of papers
who approve OF the following rul to endorse them
their signatures-place them 1T the head of their
papers, an -trctls adhere t. them.
st. No subscription rec iscd without payment in
GdUdnce
81 No subscription received Tor less than six
months.
81 Advance payment will be required from all
tran lent advertisers
4th. 70 Announce man for any Office, either
S,a or ounty, without the Gdoance payment o ten
dollars
5th Political circulars charged as advertisements
AMI payment requ red IN adUGnce
9th Ai ad, ert ntS of persOnal atrrcatlon
vii be charged double aud payment required in Gd-
uGnce
7th Election tickets will not be printed without
order, no. delivered to any person without payment.
Tnr above rules, We, tn undersigned, pledge our
500 JAMEs A. ~TEVENS,
Aditor and Proprietor of the YazO" ny Wing.
%.B. -. B Az
Editor fthe NatcheZ Courier.
BESANt on l. A,I)AY,
Publishers oil the Ms is ppFree ader.
JANE HAbAN,
Editor aud Proprietor OF the Eick burg Sentinel
VIM. NJ SHYTH,
Editor and Proprietor Of the Grand Gulf Adv
A B. & :. =. CORWtNE,
Editors ane Propretors of the Yazoo Banner.
ORGE \. WI son,
Editor and Proprieto: of the Holy -Spr az Banner.
THOMAS B,O"N,
Editor of the Rodney Telegraph.
IN DUFEIELD,
Editor oil Grand Gull Nhig
W. 'fEBO,
Editor OF the Fayettt Advertiser.
NEED g. NV ION,
Publishers of tie S,urhern Eepol ter.
sEa & CURTIS,
Editors and Proprietors If lie So them Argus
M. MOWER,
Publisher of the Southern Santi,el
AREA. S. CLAR
Publisher of the Port Gibson Correspondent.
GO. KlGER,
Ed tor of Galatin Star
WILLIAM NJ. TOLbERT,
Publisher Of the State Rights and Democratic LnIon
IN, 939
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-17

1854 Prizes formed from the ter
nary combination of seventy five
numbers, and the drawing oftwelve
ballots, making 81 ,525 Tickets.
Or No ticket which shall have drawn
prize of superior denomination can be entt-
tied to an inferior prize.
Or Plies payable forty days after the
drawing, and subject to the usual deduction
of fifteen per cent.
or Scheme approved by the Commits.
sioners Of Lotteries ofthe State Of Maryland,
July 8, 1889.
rrcIrHrs eoO-rxALvEs eIO- QUAR-.
TIERS e. LIGHTS - so.
IT Packages, Tickets and SHARES for sale until
the End Of October. Drawing expected the 5th Of
October. Orders from the country, nclosing money!
will be strictly atteaded to. Address
CHARLES A. WELLS,
LOTTERY ExcHAraE saoKrR, MAIN STREET,
YICKsBURG.
August 90, 1889 .---4ws
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-17

Full cups Of vine, btditag TIE ". sittluy su..
Fill the good air with odour; see, mist
Is rising from the sun toucll'd winc!--(ah!
hst!--
Alasl twas not his cryD-with all thy train
81 laughing Sa,yrs, pouring out strain
Of utmost shrillness on the noisy pipe
Oh, come with eye and lip of beauty, ripe
And wondious rare--ohI. let US hear, thy
wheels
Coming upon the hills, while twilight steals
Upon US quietly while the dark night
: hlnder'd from her course BY the fierce light
OF thy wild tigers eyes; oh! let US see
The reVelry of tn, wild company,
With ali thy train;
And, ere night comes again,
Well pass DER many hill and vale with
thee
Raising to thee loudly joyous strain.
Concluded in our nerf.l
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-17


Bank Note Table, Corrected Weekly.
Yazoo City, Sept. IT, 1889
Commercial Bank Of Manchester, par.
Natchez Banks and branches, do.
Commercial Bank of Rodney, do.
Union Bank Of Mississippi, do.
West Feliciana Railroad and Banking Co. DO.
Commercial Bank Of Columbus, 5 per CT. dis.
Bank of Port Gibson, do. do.
Bank of Lexington, do. do.
Bank of Vicksburg, 90 do. do.
Railroad Bank of Vicksburg, 40 do. do.
Water Works Bank, Vicksbnrg, 40 do. do.
Grand Gulf Bank, % do. do.
Lake Washington ard Deer Creek
Railroad Banking Company, 40 do. d..
Tombigby Railroad Bank. Co. so do. do.
Citizens Bank of Madison Co. SO do. Go.
Brandon Bank, rs do. do.
Benton and Manchester Railroad
Company, 10 do. do.
Holly Springs Real Estate Bank, no sale.
Bank Of Grenada, do.
POST NOTES.
Com. Bank Manchester, IL mo 10 pr. dis.
Do. do. do. mo. par.
Natchez Banks, IL mo- 10 pr C. dis.
Do. do. due in August, par.
Union Bank of Miss IL mo. 10 pr. C. dis
Com. Bank of Rodney, IL mo 10 pr. c. dis.
Do do. do. 6 mo. 5 pr. c. dis.
Com. and Railroad Bank,
Vicksburg, IL mo. 80 pr. c. dis.
Lexington Bank, IL mo 40 pr. c. dis.
Real Estate, mo. 10 Dr. C. dis.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-17
Wheelright PoaOes, cCCOnn.

THRILLING TICIDENT.-We had
not supposed that any portion ofthe
state of New York at the present
day could shtw such a scene as the
following, which is narrated in the
ssNorthern Journal" published in
Lewis county: "Mr. Jas. Wat son,
who resides at Watson, left home
with his wife, .eaving their house
in charge of their oldest girl, aged
10 years. Near noon, the girl heard
the infant, aged Il months, on q
bed in an adjoining 70 m. utter q
shrek, and running to its relief, she
saw panther, with the babe in its
mouth. Ieapiug from an open VIM
dow Immediately over the bed! But
she, like a true heroine, sprang up
|on the bed, and then out of the WIN
dow, screaming at the height OF her
voice, and Joined by the. other chill
dren pursued the panther. They
followed it about forty rods to 9 set
Iof bars separating the clearing from
the forest, approaching within . Or
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-17
"Tothe yictors belong the spoils, "
as the goat said when he drove his
hornes through the mirror.
HY MNS TO III GODS.
Continued.)

(L0hEaHHeUs
Careering through the sky-bV every tune
And voice of ioy that thrill'd about the chords
OF thy deep heart when thou didst hear his
words
In thai cool shady grot, where thou hadst
brought
And placed Endymion; where fair hands had
taught
All beauty to shine forth; where thy fair maids
Had brought up shells for thee, and from the
glades !,
All sunny flowers, with precious stones and
gems
or utmost beauty, pearly diadems
or many sea.gods; birds were there that sang
Eyer most sweetly; living waters rang
Thei, ch rpes 10 all time, to soothe the soul
Of,hv Endymion; pleasant breezes stole
His dewy lips;-Oh, by those hours OF bliss
That thou didst then enjoy, come to
u, fair
Under thy care!
No. y.-To Mercury.
Oh. winged Messenger! if thy light feet
Are in The star.paved halls where high gods
meet,
Where the rich nectar thou dost take and SIP
At idly pleasant leisure, while my up
Uners rich eloqnence, until thy toe'
Juno herself, doth her long hate ioIego'
And hangs upon thine accents: venus s'ni i,s'
AID aims her looks at thee with winning w''es'
And wise Minerals cup stands idle BY rs.
The while thou speakest. Whether up on nIg, /,
Thou wing'st thy way--or dest but now un'u''
Thy pinions like the eagle, while whlrl
OF air takes place about thee-if thy wings
Are over the broad sea, where Afiic filings
His hot breath on the waters; BY the shore
OF Araby the hIest, or in the roar
OF crashing northern ice-Oh turn, and urge
Thv WINGED course TO u! Leaves the rough
surge,
Or icy mountain height, Or city proud
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-17

20 feet Of the panther, when i relln-
pushed the child! and leapt the
bars into the woods. The infant
was picked up much strangled with
the grass and sand which had filled
its mouth and eyes, but soon recov-
cred, with the exception of the
scratches made by the panther,s
teeth
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-17
n Leaf from the PuGlic AI6um,
Kent Mt N;0C0rn FnHe

VDt tcG 4NUtSOIU AUCtC'
The Falls are cleVer-quite so;
but they do not hanswer nv hex
pectations. | got thoroughly welt
ed by them, and lost my at: when
the weather is 'ot, ] prefer looking
atan hengraving fthem in the 'ouse.
J. L. Of England
The Falls are certainly very pref
ty; / think they would look sweet by
moonlight.
Caroline, Of W0Uerly Place.
If all the water that ever fell
Over the Falls could be
Collected together, in one place,
'TWould make another sea.
B. B., Of Sag tuck, Conn.
There came to the Falls poor exile Of Got
ham,
Who dwelt with delight on the one view
he saw;
But he burst not go Ger to the Cal ana side,
For fear of some I'D International law.
B r., Of Wall street.
Let those who call water weak
element observe it strength here.
Nature is generally Wis., and dru-
dent,I but here she is improvident;
the water power wasted here would,
at a moderate calculation, ifproper-
Ily distributed, be sufficient for fifty
saw mills.
Wheelright POaCes, OfCOnm.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-17

Whiskers are getting quite
out of vogue in this city. The la
dies do not admire them now.
Ours are off! Whiskers, good bye!
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-17
NOTICE..

ETTERS Standardization having been granted
to the undersigned at the July Gins term of he
Probate Court Of Yazoo County, upon the estate Of
homas Ilatie deceased- those indebted 10 tie
tate requested make immediaie payment.
Those having claims against the estate will present
them within the lime prescribed by law, or be forever
barred. WILLIAM T. ID MEL, Admir-
SARAH w. DAM L, Adm'x.
July 30. tf
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-17

HINTS FROM LADY.--A subscriber TO
the National lntellgencer, who can vouch
for The efficacy of the enclosed remedies,
will feel gratefully obliged if the Editors of
the National lntelligencer will allow them
a conspicuous place in their columns. Ma.
ny lives have been saved through the means
OF these simple remedies; and at this season
OF the year, when children are suffering so
much from the summer complaint & whoop
ing cough, it is point Of conscience not to
withhold from the public what will so imme.
diately alleviate.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-17
FEMALE SCHOOL.

MRS. &. p. COOK, respectfully announces to
the ctizeBs Of Yazoo City, and surrounding country.
that she will open FEMALE 81 HOOL, in va
200 City. on the 7th of Oclobsr next in some COM
Portable room: when due notice will be given.
A few Young ladies from the country, can procure
board with the teacher II required on reasonable
TERMS OF TUITION.--Per session of five
monihs; photography, Reading, Writing and Arith-
metic, sI5-Engli.h Grammar, Geography, Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Modern and Ancient History,
Ecpic, Rhetoric and CompoaitlOn,-- o.
Yazoo City Sept II, 1889.
NOTICE.
- forage for 500 bales Of cotton, il good
- warehouse, can be had on application TO
ANDREW GLIB
Forwarding 4. Commission Merchant.
Yazoo City, Sept. 10, 1759.-tf
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-17

Cure for the Summer Compldint.-Si
drops laudanum to hall lumber full OF rice
water; half tumbler of the mixture to be
taken very three or four hours. This SIM
pie remedy may be given to infants, chill
dren, or at any period of life, and has never
failed IN giving immediate relief, and. If
persevered in for few DAYS, il invariably eff.
fects cure, however violent the disorder.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-17

Or naughty temple, or dim wood down. how'd
With Weekend age,
And come to Us, thou young and mighty
sage!
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-17

Cure for the Whoop ng Coughs. A tea.
spoon ful of castor oil to a teaspoon full of
mol sses; teaspoon fall of the mixture to be
given whenever the cough is troublesome.
Ii will afford relief at once, and in few DAYS
1t effects cure. The same remedy relieves
the Group, however violent the attack.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-17

Cure for Infamed Eues. Pour boiling
water on SOM elder flowers, and steep them
like tea; when cold, put three or four drops
of laudanum into a small glass of the elder
flowers, and let the mixture run into the
eyes three or four times in the dav, which
will become perfectly strong in the course
Of week, if this remedy IS constantly appli.
ed.
Cure for Weak Stomach, and the Dis.
pepsiG.-FlIl a de ejohn half full of wild
cherries, and then FL the demijohn entirely
with tho best Of old Jamaica Spirits; half
wine glass must be taken Of this liquid
twice in the day; If preferred, it may be
mixed with water No sugar must be put
with, as sugar destroys the tonic and strength
ening effect of the wild cherries and old
spirits. This liquid has in innumerable in.
stances proved complete restorative.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-06-22
IN Office.

nN tie 25th ult., among others, the
~ following notes were stolen from the
Office Of the undersigned, at Jackson, La
viz: A note dated in 1897, payable Ia
the order Of r.. w. Harris, for the sum
of eleven hundred and ninety-seven dol
lars and thirty-three cents, drawn by p.
B. Van Norman and Sylvester Dunn
also, note same date, payable to the
order of said Harris, for the same amt
same date, and executed by the same
parties--also, note for the same amt.
same date, payable to said Harris, and
executed by said Van Norman and Dunn
and Isaiah Cain--nlso, note for fifty
three dollars, payable to the same par
ty, made by P. B. Van Norman--also,
a note for the sum of two hundred and
thirty-four dollars and eighty-seyen and
half cents, made by Henry Hunt, pay
able to the order of-said Harris.
The public are notified not to trade
for any or either of said notes, and the
debtors are required to make payment
to no person except myself, or Harris,
in person; the said notes were not en-
dorsed by said Harris.
A liberal reward will be given for the
apprehension of any person having eth
or of said notes in possession.
A. M. DUNN, Atty. at Law.
Jackson AprIl 6 Tiff