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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-05
NHERTRP,S NALE


DY virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias, Is
ID sued by the clerk of the circuit court of
Lowndes county, and to me directed, | viii
sell for cash at the court house door in Column
bus, ON Monday the eighth day of April next,
the following described tracts of land, to wit
the east half Ofthe north east quarter of section
fifteen; the south east quarter and the east
half of the south west quarter of section fif-
teen; the east half of the south east quarter of
section ten; the east half of the north east
quarter Of section ten. Also moiety of
the south half ofthe east half ofthe south west
quarter Of section ten, all in township nineteen
Of range seventeen. Levied on as the proper
ty Of Ezekiel Nash, to satisfy said f fas against
Orsamus L. Nash and Ezekiel Nash, in favor
of Isaiah D. Fuller and sundry others. Sale
within the hours prescribed by law-Dated
March 4, $780,
JOHN w. BYRN, Sheriff
of Lowndes county.
PRS fee 81 sol 254w
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Take particular Notice

,,t norcons indebtedtO the subscriber, ei-
IL -, PI Nv note or account, win save cost
"A MY Tsa ~ ~ A MURDOCH, who is authorized
oy ca no.s and receipt for the same. All who
70 colleO w.. themselves Ofths notice forthwith
nav M I expect to find their notes and accounts IN
'ne n'"'' - JOS. II. ESTES.
Columbus, MGrch4, 1889. 25-4w
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law CPARTNERSHIP.

CTEPHENE. NASH and JOHN
- y. HUMHRH ES, Gate of 'Alaba-
MAJ having borme a partnership, m the prac-
tee oflaw, will fol the future, practice in con-
junction, in the Etcuit and inferior Courts of
9th Judicial District, andin the Superior Courts
at Jackson, Mississippi.
They hope, y prompt and faithful atten-
ton to the dutis Of their profession, to merit
and receive liblral share of public patronage.
Their Office is n Columbus, Mi (being the
one formerly occupied by 8. E. Nash,) where
one or both oftlem can generally be found.
February l, 1899. 2ltf
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Io.1 Estate banking Co.
Bank ! -. |. r.l..,bn,. Mississippi.

banA Of Columbus, Mississippi.
,,S4EAs, by a resolution Of the gene
~ u BOARD Of Directors, passed on the
W 90 ~ december last requiring the pay
ooh @ x per cent upon the stock Of this
meat q = ~ e,ch stakeholder, to be paid on
comp company w. If February instant, and the said
be y ~. u.J .vvioiDed the committee Of Finance
r'o11ugu ,o -, to enforce the collection Of the
cd Bu, .n5 whereas some have failed to com
ans q si, D.;d reouisition, therefore
PlplI .l "a That the time Of payment of said
k9 Cow be extended to the 10th day OF
ilsiailuon, and in case any member fails to
Marcl nSA hat time with said requisition, the
comply 4 10 and is hereby directed to authorize
Cas11e. .. - to dispose Of a sufficient amount
he lI .,ooerty pledged by the said delinquent
dn eIoI5srs to pay the amount which may
sio'A,oS5, 'e and unpaid by them.
then os ~ rom the minutes of February Doth,
ls :. ., R. s. BLOUNT, Cashier.
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valuable Land near Town,

uyHE subscriber proposes to sell on the
Dremises in ten acre Lots, to the highest
b1ijer, on Wednesday next, from 40 to go
'crss ofland, lying quarter of a mile west of
me- 18th section. These lots lie high, and are
s.ee from inundation. Some of the lots have a
To,l quantity of cleared land upon them; the
others are well timbered. 800 cash, viii be
required on eachlot.
Columbus, February 81, 1889. 25-1w
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NOTTCE.

"a IL persons indebted to the subscriber b.
IA Note or Book Account viii save cost bY
paying the same BY the first day Of March,
otherwise they viii be given to an officer ior
immediate collection, without respect Of per-
sons. -..v,,,,,,,.-
Cogum5ss, FEB. ., 1889. N-SW
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Canton Spring Races.

NhE Spring Meeting of 1899, over the
y: Canton course, will commence on the
S anu Monday in April next, and continue six
~ TVS DGy-Sweepstakes for 3 year Odds
. .rS. nesats-subscnption 900, play or pay, 7
subscribers and closed.
t,a SSSo1 Ssd Day-IOckey club purse 600, en-
ia IA. S~ = TO be added-mile heats.
ts,n 1%" Sa S0asl-TlOCley club purse $500, en-
nance Fc,,. $S0, ODE added-two mile heats.
ft, nca, ssd Dqy-Jockey club purse $500, en-
A1 Fea S2V-three mile heats.
t,, ngI s R1099gy-Post stakes one mile ous-en-
v,, S.alS I'D D0ay-Proprietor's purse $500, en-
,m rS,ot :. 9%g-Oest 3 in Smile heats, two OF
more to make race. '-1'T'
tbo Ino ProPnetors of the course have pledged
ooo5osI to the club, to have every thing IN
M Su ~ several new stables are now 90.
5is M " on the premises, and sportsmen from
sro ,r,Ie may feel assured that they viii pei
0u0'gh accommodations.
r. - N, F. SMITH, Secretary.
G-eN % 1889. PRS fee S1Ol 25-4N
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onal f1eIs IlIn.

gwN ned have This day formed q
lel hss q coleuci.
~ g ne
efF 81 Noble unde sc ll1 O. eltRH 9
THOMAS
GXN8 Isl st i. ESt38
es Nt
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,ommerciaI Bank. CoIumbus. ETi
MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE

MlDDlNDAI 4 Z HWthLG OOuuEUE
ETHHE Trustees of this Institution met on
Il the Goth ultimo, and adopted the follow
ing resolutions:
RESOLVED, That the board of each young lady
be 800 per session of twenty weeks, to be
paid one half in advance.
This sum is intended to include room, bed
ding, fuel, washing, and all other contingent
and extra charges connected with the boarding
department.
follows:
Preparatory Department, pr session, SIG 90
Advanced Department, 90 90
This Department embraces all the studies
usually taught in the higher schools.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT
Music, including the use ofthe Piano, $50 GU
Needle Work, ID 90
Drawing and Painting, Is 90
Painting in Oil, 25g00
Transferring,
Shell. work, l 90
Wax work,
It viii be perceived from the foregoing reso-
lutions, that the rates of boarding and tuition
have been changed from the former prices
This course the Trustees have been obliged to
adopt They have employed competent and
efficient instructesses, who must be literally
compensated, and the resources of the institu.
ton are the only fund from which that CON-
pensation should be drawn. Hitherto this fund
has proved insufficient.
The rates which are now established, both
for board and tuition, are such as are adopted
in other and neighboring schools, and are sucn
as the necessities ofthe College demand.
RESOLVED, That no young lady be admitted
as student IN the College till the ,Obole tut
ton, and half the boarding fees be paid at th,
time she Joins the College.
THOS. MCGEE, pres't Board.
BENJAMIN s. LONG, See'y.
Columbus, January Z, 1889. l7tf
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The State Of Mississippi -Oktib5eha Co.
Josiah w. 5. Heath,
John M. Hawkins, No. 248.
vs.. Attachment for $134 90
Richard s. Graves.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the above
In attachment has been issued at the suit of
the said Josiah w. s. Heath and John M. Haw-
kins, against thesaid Richard S. Graves, as
debtor, who had removed without the limits of
the state aforesaid, for the sum of $l34 90
aforesaid, and has been returned to nv Office
duly executed, and is now pending and unde-
termined in the circuit court of the said county
of Oktibbeha, in the said state of Mississippi !;
and unless the said defendant shall appear on
or before the next term of the said circuit
court, OF said county, to be held at the court
house in the town of Starkville, on the fifth
Monday after the fourth Monday of April, A.
D. 1899, give special bail, and plead, Judgment
win be entered against him, and the property
so attached will be sold to satisfy the plaintiff
damages.
Witness, Joseph Yeates, the clerk of the
said circuit court, this the26th day of Februa-
~, A. D. 1889.
JOSEPH YEATES, Clerk.
TPrs fee $40 sol 95-6w
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SS'Sss Iron, .4IU Rocks, sc. Sc.
IOO TONS Swedes Bar lion, all sizes /;
40 pairs KUN" Mil Rocks, every size, to
4 feet 4 inches, and of extra thickness.
W sets Cast Iron Gin Gear, for 10, ID and
IA feet wheels, warranted true.
Saw Mil Irons, Boiling Cloths,
Mil Gear, Nails, Castings, &c.
M1So-tlardware, Cutlery, Guns, &c. as
Usual for sale by
DE- FOREST, NORRIS, & WILKINS,
Mop Watershed,
above st. Francis-street,
..-.... Mobile, Alabama.
Auch 4 1888. 25-4w
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Okt1o0e3d C0n4fg
PROBATE COURI-.Apri7 1ssfn. ss.
~ pursuance Of al order ofans IS fba
Probate Court Of said county. al fbs ss;5
81 term chereof We VIII proceed b seiI -
tie court house door IN the town Of StsrZv,Iie.
g the highest bidder, "a the ele4erll, ,Iav' ~
siarch1aext, AZ ther tile and hat
5ePrge ", ledbetaf. dece IA s. fEa
s1pis Of his DEATH in and Is tie i5lio7ginD de-
scgibed lands, 70 wit The nest hsIf ~ he
south west quarter, the south half 81 me uesf
holl e the north quarler file nor ,Tesf
q sae norm le et fY-tyvo,
and the e hall q tie north M ousftsl 81
section thirty one. az of rs eqhieen.
range thirteen east esfine
dover
1he above lands til Be sol cre1it q
twelve months nom tie day q e pir-
chaser bond viii -
Dated 5an1
HoEA 'f. isr
IN 1AlEE 1l ELS tl
Blank sa.
a1Ie l- printed
Cee of tne orlarrl Argus
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sAIlY BARDWELL

TIE Slqle Of Mississipp I.0lcndes county
No 231a.
Eugene B. Drake 8 Co
vs. Attchmt FOR 60 g
George W. Sanders.
RTDTICE IS hereby Ven that the above
attachment was az the SUIT OF the
said 81 ainliIL against the said delendant as an
abseondinp debtor, FL the sum aforesaid and
has been returned e this Office duly executed
ana y now pending ard undetermined il the
e;;renif 81. 81 llot7ndes county, state 81 Mis-
shd thl unless the said
al 1neal On before the second londa4
S next beng the first day q the cif1
tie county aialesaid give sPecial bail
ana Judgment vii Be- entered
him nd the property attached VII Be sold q
satisfy The plaintiff
Witness clerk Qf Re circuit cont
us 7eth dar 81 February
ovid n Q3FN. Clerk
nIRD.s Eye DTAPE Linens ani
sics. 81 al ions
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Pay III!

a Ii peruons indebted Il 81 IDLE "a ~.
~ for Beef are requested 70 nay % llls l1 Y.
scriber, who alone IS authorized ic seslis tls
accounts Of the late firm.
CHARLES &. HOWARD;
Columbus, Feb %, 1899 R
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
II ETTERS of Administration having been
Ii granted to the undersigned on the estate
of Thomas s. Rentfrow, deceased, at the Jaau-
airy term of Probate Court of OktIbbeha coun-
ty-all persons having claims against the said
estate are requested to present them duly an.
thenticated within the time prescribed by la2s.
or they win be forever barred; and those
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment
P. G, RENTFROW,
JOSIAH SKINNER,
Administrators.
OEtibbeha county, Feb. q, 1889 24-6w
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P. G., RENTFROW,
JOSIAH SKINNER,
Oltibbeha eo.lrla. 81. =. 1s8a 60

EXECUTORY NOTICE.
m ETTERS TestamentaFy having been
u a granted on the estate Of Arannah Bard
wen, deceased, on the twenty seventh day Of
November, 1888 notice IS hereby given 70 all
persons holding claims against said estate, to
present them within the time limited BY law,
Or the same win be forever barred
HORATIO J. BARDWELlls
Executor.
SALLY BARDWELLa
Executrix
Oktibbeha county, Feb. 9, 1889.
Prs fee 2-6v
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TOHN A. TWEEDK, Of Pickens countys
d Alabama, Young man Of good appear.
ance, put bis horse Up at my livery stable on
the 90 instant, and On the % when aloII %
leave he said he would settle the bid a. Elacgs
EMS Hotel where he put up bit hc1 p "
mo hid BID there's lead 81 "a yine fos The horse
keeping according % promise 81 said he bad
paid no Ut the stable Ihi therefore to bot
uIisr Decing persons "a their guard.
81 b. ALLEN
Columbus. Fsbruo 5 1852
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NOTICE.

TINE copartnership existing between the
subscribers, under the firm Of SPEARS,
PErsr & Co. will expire on the fifth day of
ADineK, at which time John w Priest will
retire from the concern. 1t is therefore indis-
DeRsabIy necessary that all notes and accounts
Due the firm should be adjusted. Those who
Do not avail themselves ofthis notice, may ex-
pct tn pay cost. Either member Of the firm
! authorized to collect and receipt.
JOHN N. SPEARS,
JOHN w. PRIEST,
VIM. II. SMITH.
Columbus, Msrch A, 1889.
The subscribers will continue the Tin,
Sea iron, and Copper Business, under the
tile Of SPEARS & SMITH, at the old stand of
Spears, Priest & Co. who will keep on hand
hig assortment, which will be sold at whole
ne retail for cash, and for cash only. Job
Ecrh executed in the best manner and at short
notice, Cash viii be expected in all cases for
alwOA done afterthe first of April next.
JOHN n. SPEARS,
VIM. H.. SMITH.
MreB7A 1899. 25f
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IN WISH t0 give notice. that have not and
90 not consider myself BE any
thing procured il ny inia. without AZ el6al
81 written order, that
II BARKER.
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NOTICE.

A ARON BURR'S Private Journal, in two
n vols. by the author of the "Life of Aaron
Burr
OLIVER TWIST, complete in 2 vols.
TALES & BALLADS, by Mrs. Gilman.
ENTERTAINING ANECDOTES of Washington,
with engravings, for children.
PIcKw1cK CLUE, new supply, just receiv.
ed and for sale by
PFISTER 4 GOODWIN.
January % 20
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LisfiOfT .atter

ID E.lAsAlIlNlrllf il the Post Office & Coluu,-
q, bus Mississippi, On the 18th Februsry,
1883, Persons calling for letters viii pIsase
say they are advertised.
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% ST1TE o. lIIssissIrr

Iest g D. dADI.lg. ClerlE.
Prs fee 9I6. an
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CdIs5usI FsBrua 8 1859
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20
M A r X 7 r. u ,

In Georgetown, on the 9Th inst, by the Rev.
Hunter Boyd, Mr.. JOHN NJ. SMooT to Miss MARY
b. HoGMiRE, formerly of this town.
On Thursday the 9TH inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Douglass, Mr. ELI KILMoRE to Mrs MARY CusH-
WA, all of this County.
At New York, on Thursday morning tho 9TH
inst, at the residence of Mr.. James II. Ray, by
the Rev Fitch Reed, the Rev. H. b. BAscoM, D.
b., Professor of Moral Science ami Belle-Lettre
Augusta College, Ky, to Miss ELIZA VAN ANT
wERPr, daughter Of the late Thomas Van Antwerpt
OF that city
On the 18th inst, at the Globe Inn, in Martins
burg by the Rev. c. Martin, Mr.. ADAM SPiTzSAU-
GLE to Miss MARY ANN WALLrcK, both Of this
County.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
Il PHI &c NIX BITTERS.

A CoNIRAST.-Ail nations, from the remo-
IN test ages, have had ships, but Columbus only
found out the way to America. Before the time Of
the great Spanish navigator. people were only ena
bled to paddle about the shores. Just so with the
Lille Medicines 1t is but two short years since |
hrst ventured upon unknown ocean, and have
discovered the precious object was in search Of
heath. Vegetable medicines were indeed known
when | commenced my search, but their use was
not. By the of them | have not only passed
tom the detected invalid, to the hale hearty and
active man OF business but, comparatively speaking
have renewed my youth. can thus, With conf
dence in my own experience advise with nv fellow
citizens Does the reader want proof that the Veg
etd0fe Lje Medicines suitable to his own case
have on file at my Office, 367 Broadway, hun
dreds OF letters, from OF the most respectable
citizens of this my native land voluntarily offered
IN testimony OF the virtues of good Vegetable
Medicine.
Persons whose constitutions have been nearly ru-
med by the sll-infaliable" mineral preparations
of the day, will bear me witness, that the Life
Medicines, and such only, are the true course to
permanent good health JOHN MOFFAT.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
BE RkEL EY LAND.

Nathaniel H. Tahlcr.

Nathaniel H. Tablcr,
pursuance to the directions Of the decree rem
II dered at the last term, in the above case .hall
offer Tor sale the interests of the defendant Nathan
isi H. Iabler, in his fathers estate Hs share has
been laid off and consists
l. VI lot OF Land containing &c Acres of clear
ga isnd being lot No >, part Of the Ollen Tract,
adjoining Myers and Welshans
:. Lot of 1smbsr Land, adjoining Hunters
heirs and Williamson, containing ls Acres / Rood
and Is Poles
.. Hisieversionary interest in hi. mother. dow
er land; or, the one-seventh OF 100 Acres and 3
hoods OF Land, subject to her life estate
d Also The same reyersonary interest in the
slave Nicholas.
This property win be sold ct the April Court,
Monday the 9Th Of April nexi before The Court.
House door ~ Maninsbarg, al public auction. to
the highest bidder.
1As terms Of Sale, are one-third Of the purchase
money in hand, and the residue In SIN and nine
months.
The title viii be retained until all the payments
are made, when the purchaser or purchasers will
receive their deeds All information will be cheer.
fully given by me to any person wishing to purchase
any OF this property. ID. II. CONRAD.
March, i3, lS39.-4w .Spec,ni gom'r
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
Fr0fnths baltimore Patriot OF March I6. 1899

CArTLE.-Prices for the week have ranged from
$40 to $l2 per 100 lbs.
Hocs.-Live Hogs 50 to 1854; killed do 81,
rs to So, so per 100.
FLouR.- Howard street sales closed on Satur-
day at 81 so. The Wagon and Rail Road price
has been uniform ut s7,25. Sales of City Mills
1850
WHKAr.-Sales not very brisk and prices ran
ging from 81 go to l70.
CoRS.-Saes of several thousand bushels on Sat.
urday at 8 and 80 cts, and one lot at 80 cts.
RYE.-Quoted at IS to ST..
OArs.-Quoted at 40 to As cts.
PEAs.-ln good demand at Sl,371
BEASs.-Sales at Sl,75.
CLOVER SEED Foreign sold at $13 to $3.50.
Western sl4 to $l4,50.
TIMOTHY SEED.-Smali sales at So rs and So.
WHIsKEY.-Market dull. Sales made from
Stores al and AZ cts, for ibis. The Wagon price
of bbls. is SO to 38 cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20
D 7 e d .

Departed this life, Tuesday the 9Th inst. john
MELVILLE, of the Rev. ID. q. and Mrs Nj.
+. Brsgonier, aged year 10 months aud l l days.
And eer the toars of parental tenderness had
ceased to flow, God, in His inscrutable wisdom,
called away their only child, lovely iriant daugh-
ter.
Ga Saturday the On inst, ELIZABETH SHINpLER
BRAoosiER, departed this life, aged 2 months and
days.
Thus speedily did she follow her little brother,
to be an angel loo Virginia Free Press.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20
RRTLLxa.s n sczTE.uE.

32,396 prizes amounting to 81 pit 2l6.
Whole Tickets S2O-Halves $iU-Q lauers IS
Eigh,hs $2l
Certihcaie OF Package of2G Whole Tickets
~ the MAMMOTH SeHxaR will be sent f5I $3.50
Packages OF Halves, Quarters, and Eshhs Ia pro.
portion.
Ceftlfcates 1T viii bs observed that the price
u Certificate Of package Of Ticket. Is tho dl-
ference, ohfy, bnlween the cost of the Tickets and
the amount they must draw. For ustanc.---n pack
gecf 70 Whole Tickets in the Great Mammoth
Lottery 10 be drawn the ooh of April--Captal
PIKE $50 000!-costs $i7l; must d,aw s22l--
winch leaves tor the greatest possible amount Of
loss $50. he same principle applies in ai esse-
Where Certificates of single Tickets ATE ordered
The Whole aniouut has To be paid. Certificates arc
never sent unless expressly ordered.
Orders for tickets or shares e. ON any part of the
United Stntes, 10y mail otherwise. tpost paid)
enclosng the cash OF prize tickets. thankfully re-
eelved aud executed by return Of mail, with the
same prompt attention IL 90 personal application
and the result given (when requestedl i,amed-
stey after the drawing
For the Gisnd Pr1ss, apply. or address your
letter. to L. W ROBINSON,
March G. 1899. Bahimore. Nd.
Communications confidential. All letters travel
perfectly safe by mail
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YNalNS2lg.

vuNliE undersigned would give notice that he
n has rented tho Taunery in Garsrdstown, for.
merry occupied by James b. Russell. Persons
having hides Of any description to sell will receive
the cash for the same ifihey will leave them with
either Mr.. William Maslin, OF John W Stewart,
IN Garardstown.--Sole and upper Leather kept
constantly hand ard for sale.
ELIJAH GRIFFITH.
March 10 1919 --Sw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20
IMPORTANT NOTICE

Persons using the Life Medicines, are advised TO
take the Pills at night in sufficient quantities to op-
rate two three times on the bowels in he co,rse
of the next day. Also, take tablespoonful of the
Bitters half an hour before each meal For those
of a delicate or enfeebed constitution, half the
quantity may be sufficient.
UJ'French, German, and Spanish directions, can
be Obtained on application at the office, 367 Broad.
way.
UJ'A liberal deduction made to those who pur.
chase to sell again All post paid letters will re-
ceve immediate attention.
D For further particulars of the above Medicine
see Moflat's Good Samaritan, IA copy of which ac-
companies the Medicine. A copy may also be had
on application at the Drug Store Of Mr.. William
Dorsey, Martinsburg, Va, who has the Medicine
for sale.
Prepared and sold by William B. Moffat, 367,
Broadway, New York.
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LAND FOE sALMo


Joseph ROBERTS, Samuel Roberts, John
- Roberts, Eliza Roberts Abraham Van Metre
and Naomi lis wife. Virginia Van Sxsarinsen.
Abraham williamson. Cromwell Orick. Matthew
Ransom, Moses Hunter. Mistress Roth Glenn. VIII
liam Grove, guardian OF Francis Elizabeth Glenn
John Mcpherson Bfien. the unknown heirs oil Aa-
drew Jenkins. John Miller, and Walter Jonss.-
Denton J. Mccoy, Mary Mccoy John Mccoy. and
Daniel Mccoy, heirs OF Daniel Mccoy DECD
TAKE NOTICE,
That, on Monday the 9th day OF April. being the
first day Of the term of the County Court held Tor
that month in the County of Berkeley, We shall
move the Court TO appoint Eve discreet, intelligent,
disinierested, and impartial FreeholdeIs, TO assess
the damages that win result your land, by OPEN
ing through il the Baltimore and Ohio Raj Rood.
Baltimore & Ohio Rail Ro0d Company. By
ANDREW HUNTER,
February 81, l839-6w their Attorney.