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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-23
WI Miscellaneous.

A CAUSE OF WAR RENEWED
AS if DESTROYS of an occasion
for cause of quarrel with the
u. $. at such a time as ma,
suit their interest, and under
such a pretext as would give
them a chance of seeing the
west TO war in favor of the col
ored mans freedom, the Eng
lish Parliament have passed a
law authorizing the right to
search the trading vessels of
the U. S. and other nations in
certain cases. A right all par
ties in England well knew that
the people of America will not
quietly permit them to exercise
in 1910 with impunity. The
act to which we have reference
is entitled: The slave trade sup
preston BILL" which gives au-
thority TO the government
whenever it thinks proper, to
instruct its cruisers to detain
and search neutral vessels at
sea. The Duke of Wellington
in the House of Lords, said
that however divided the people
of the U. 8. might be on the
subject of slavery, they one
and all, felt strongly, deeply
and intensely on the subject of
detention and search, and
would tofa man resist its exer-
else. His Grace protested
against the exercise of this
power in time ofpeace, because
il had been declared illegal in
the courts of law, and would
cause retaliation from all the
powers ofthe world.-Macken-
zie's Gdz.
The Buffalo Republican says:
A gentleman on his return ,
from a business tour, in Cana !
da, informs us that the greatest !
faith prevails, among the Cana a
dams, that the patriots are fit
ing out another expedition, to
invade Canada, as soon as the
navigation is closed by the ice. 9. o
Heaven save their timid souls /"
rom the consequence of an IA
'ver-wrought fear, and a fever a. a.
sh imagination, There appears he
bout as much danger of such ia
state of things, as there does :
f the worlds coming to an end >,
I the first frost. i
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-23
DR.. WILLIAM EVANS
$ o o THING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHINC.
PREPARED by HIMSELF.
To Mothers and Nurse,

The passage ofthe Teeth through the gum, r,,.
duces troublesome and dangerous symptoms i
known by mothers that there is great irritation ~
The mouth and gums during the process The gum.
swell, the secretion and saliva is increased 49,
child is seized with frequent aud sudden fl, If o..
ing, watchlngs. starting IN the sleep, and ,p,.s,
OF peculiar parts: the child shfieks with e,',.n.
violence, and thrusls its fingers into its month +,
these precursory symptoms arc not ispeedlly ,ls,.
ated, spasmodc commissions universally suf.,,...
aud soon cause The dissolution Of the ipat,
Mothers who have their little babes afflicted xa1
these distressing symptoms should apply Dr.. ",
EVANS CELEBRATED SooTHrSG SyRup vl..l
has preserved hundreds Of infants when lbonsl,
last recovery, from being suddenly attacked w,h
that fatal malady, conyulsions-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-23
A Blessing 10 Mothers.

Dr.. ". EpanS's celebrated .Soofhiur 81,
ups for Children cutting their tetM
VW>Hls infallible remedy has preserved hundred
III OF children when thought past recovery. from
commissions. As soon as the syrup is rubbed on III,
gums. the child will recover. The prcnara,,on,,
so innocent, so efcacious. and so pleasant thai m
child will refuse TO let its gums be rubbed with !,
Wnen infants are at the age of four months, hough
mere Is no appearance OF teeth one bottle of Swim
should be used on the gums to open the pores
aren's never should be without the syrup in tho
nursery whefe there are young children for if.
un''' wakes IN inc night with pain in the gums,
the syrup Immediately gives ease by opcp,rs n,
pores and healing the gums, thereby prey,n,n,
Commissions, Feyers. &c.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-23
Distressing case ofsecere Spas
mod'c asthma, perfectly cur
ed by HUNTS Botanic
Pills.

MT Henry White, was for the spac. Of ,wox.,.
sin'e'ed With severe Asthma, which n,oo:.d.I
ron wet and cold: all the worst SYMPTOM, ~ ,Ss
compliant ioliowed-a tightness across The cba.,
WIN am oit and distressing breathing Durins
's as year Of his illness, the disease increased IS
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-23
CERTIFICATES.
FeUer and Ague Cured.

To DIR. Hunt:
Dear sir-Beeving it duty owe YOU A,
successful practitioner, as well as those who NAV
De similarly afflicted take pleasure in acknowl.
edglng the benefit have derived from the use o,
yoar valuable Medicine ~
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-23
Highly Inportnt |.

Nervous diseases. href complaint. dySpeps,s.
bIllieus dseases. piiea, FheumAiism, consumption.
coughs. colds. spiiing OF blood, Fain IN the chest
and side. ulcers, female weakness, all dsliesie ard
mereurlal diseases arc successfully treated a, Dr.
EVANS Medical ofsce. 100 Chatham street
New York
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-23

VNHE subscribers have made arrangement. sr.
u and viii keep constantly on hand con,
Pleie assortment of TO.cH's patent turned Ks,t,
and Boot Trees
|. A. VAN DUZEE e. Co
June, 1889
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-23
OCTOBER @

slarmingy as 10 prevent his 6llowins anv h.,..
having los, his speech, and being lhre.,.a.g
immediate snaocaiion, until q ceplous s.nss,as.,
would come on, which only gave him ,.ts, 'Sa
fes hours, The physicians who attended 49,. ~
noanced his complaint beyond the po..,l,i, y's'
cure. but at last Providence directed namrhlii, q
be leit at his house, after which he prsea,sJ -, y
Of DIR Hunts Botanic Pills' and after taking -
boxes ho found himself entirely free from ~. IS Is
plant. being capable at this time of anv 'A'
even Of walking forty miles daily, and has w.
the enioyments ofPerfeet health. "
HENRY WHITE
Or OBSERVE that the Label on each Ro, k.,,.
following inscription" Entered acco,s,..
Aet of Congress, the year 1899. b. U,1."
Erans. in the Clerks Office in The SoSth,rs rs
tr1cf Court Of Nsp- York"
Or NONE OTHER is GENUINE
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-23

PRICE % CENTS PER BOX
Sold al 100 Chatham Street. N,,s. Y..1
WAolesaie and Retail. and by "A.
Reg ular Ageais.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-23

gentleman who has made trial Of Dr. Evan,
SOOTHING Syrup,in his family lin case Of reebing
chlid) wishes us to state thale that he found il a.
nfeiy eiieclual IN relieving pain in the gums, and
preventing m consequences which sometimes 6l-
o"' we cheerfully comply with his request.
Srr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NtVE the fnbso'lbsr' bong appointed by the lioa
W Probate Coprt iar the district airhs en-
n's'lo0snio receive examine snd slIu1 si oisa, aGd
dsmsnls Ct all peTsnas sgsinst ihs estsie 81
EICHikD ROBINSON.
late al PsNlei. ssid disfc deoesse3. repressDte
insoVsnt ssi slso al clAals sud dsmsnis exhibited 70
eject thereto All months from the PA Lay Of Jan.
1893, being allowed by ssd coan iar that purose We
&c ihereiort hereby give notice That Ne ~i se 10 the
afaDrss q our ssi sPPoiansut. 81 Tie ists dWsing
lase 81 the ssd deceived Fawiei the Gri Thur
-sy' "a APr1i sni Jupe from ooIooG ofesooh
-atl s6H orlOck Z y. 90 each 81 I'D days.
EiIsaA ALLEN, l
LUTHER b WOOD,
ssxltt, 1tngsry q. ig.fF,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
Drugs & Medicines.

Paint, Dye Stuff; LiB,esi OIL Gold Leaf; Bronze
purs sDd common Paint 3rushes, SC.
HERDS GRASS AND CLOiER SEED. The
Il subscriber hs, on hand qusniiy 81 the above
seeds which will be sold at small advance for cash.
JOFi.Y STRONGP
Rutland, Feb. 10, 1889.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

ID T. f + Il Il Ed ARTIC les

Destructive fire at .Ntto Iork.-We learn from
the New York Star that fire broke out in Mr.
Ahce's carpenter seop il the rear of lib Green 81,
recently, and destroyed that and the of the
buildings, back, which were all houses of two sto.
rles with brick fronts. On Green st., Nos 100,
Ill, ll3, ll5-ull dwellings and also the corner
OF Green and Prince street, occupied as grocery
by WIN. Lyons. On Prince ST. Nos. 1l2, ia,
llG, lis, dwellings,. Some stables were also de-
stroyed Nearly the whole block between Green,
Prince, Wooster, aud Spring streets being heap
Of ruins.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

. Irish HA An English officer ~ho wac called
suppress no, 10 come part Of Ireland, upon ar
nNng on tue ground, commanded the mob 10 DE
pcrse. ~heu Que VI The number stepped up 10 lin.
and ts!d-"Ycu want us 90 be of 10 &c sure don't
you 70 Yes aus~cfed The officer, "snd 900 had
better 60 qs,cA. io' you won't ike Iae smell q
runpo~ derr The smell Of PouthsF, d ve say.
'ae eisii b. So ae care for thst-,'s 10, balls
ae fear.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
NO TICE.

A IL those indebted 70 The sui-rfiber are requested
IA 10 call sol settle their rcrouut, snI those who
are to pay "a Gram arc hereby no. fed ths' musi bee
brought Ia ,hr month JOHN STRONG,
Nutlsnd. Ieh ~. lHla. q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

New York Teb. - 1880.
b. the packet ship Cambridge. Cap. barely. or
rived here yesterday, We have accounts of uc-
mendous storm 10 Engiand, md ;he s'mnd'ng of
three n. y. Packet ships close by Liverpool, -ihe
Pennsy iysnls. 81. Andrew snd oxford. Many
lives we're lost. The storm s~ep, osef thc Whole
surface N England tearing OPP and destroying fI-
most every lhikg Ia is course. II is fl.. tHe cs-
ss,ers we're great. and the coasi is s'e~ed am
wrecks and many Ahencsn vessels are .uPPosed
10 be losi.
The storm which ocessoned these c.sss'ef'
commenced 81 Liserpoo. on Sunday 90 ne ahei-
noon. Jan. g. and continued oil that nlshi ord II
next day. The London pspers ere Filled "ith
counts d the stoam. disasters Al see tnd Suf
Jog from effects u the hurricane. --Ii1aH. 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
THOMAS M'DAkIEIS,

Exchange SD,cGe,, S0,~is;on Ueafe,
and
Comm. isSiOn .Tscrch0Hf.
EAST-DENNINGTON, VI.
FEBRUARY, Is, 1899. 8
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
Nails, Glass, sash, &c.

pURT MASON OGer for sale 1900 10. Cut and
- Wroush, Nails. 200 Boxes Salisbury Glass, 1000
Lights Window Sash.
-ALSO-
Bloom Iron one ani iva horse wsggnn Tire Cart
Tire one ans two horse Wagon Boxes; Cart Boxes .
Cauldron Kettle fIoughs Mai Saws; Iron Ware
Stoves, &c. o
Rutland, Feb. 10, 1899
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

80 isgis.s'ufe Of MissisGP2i has seetsd Wing
ssa4s9i N ccngrsss, b Hsloniy q srs gyes
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
TRT r. MIS- ".

AVE on hand large stock OF Sugars Tea Mo
i i.''e. Spices Rai'ns Lamp Oh Powder, Shot
lt~i, &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

Lord DwLam's plan for Canada. A letter from Que
bee published in the Courier Of the GATH protesting
10 give outline of what Lord Durham intends 10 pro-
pose in Parliament, respecting the Canadas. It's Prn-
cipal features are,
To ABOLISH the name Of Canada, and divide the two
provinces into four, with the Of Quebec, MoDtre
a. Kingston and ToTonlo-these with the provinoes Of
New brunswick, tc 10 bear tie general name Of Brit
ish North America.
This British \ A. to have a secretary and Office for
itself IN LONDON, and be governed by yieeIoy.
Esch province TO have its Legislature, and the
whole country to be divided into municipalities the Peo.
pie thereof eleciing their officers.
The clergy reserves, jesuits estates, ard al funds
f1r education to be- thrown into general fund and
dlstI,b uied smong the school ois,Iicts
Zach province 10 send one or more members to the
Buuth Parliament
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

Ferociiy Of Rat. The Toronto ~, c. papers re-
late singular circumstance which took place in that
city, the 18th ut a Mrs Forbes left her child, an
infant OF two months asleep in her bed, in the
ng, and went abou, her usual pursuits Shortly ner,
young lady whose bedroom next to that in which
the child was lcft alarmed by its screams. and
Fastening 10 ascertain their cause, she Mortified
perceivng large rat tearing It's checks. and within
half an inch Of the jugnlsr vein The domestic
sier had commenced with the infants hand which he
had severely torn, but had abandoned it for part from
which blood could be obtained. Had not the
young lady been at hand render assistance the child
wh'ch said will recover must in ev
MINUTES have cen killed.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

Heart II OAK. One OF the piles used in the iounda-
Of the old bridge a; Lancaster, England, was taken
up short time since, and found to be "ns sound
acorn, although it must have been under water nine
hundred Years K eHftH6(.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
.HcoChHH, ~ EIHG,
OFFER FOR SAIL,
I.fF1|S SfHONS d. B.8RDIIELL'S
C4ST STEEL .4AES.
a y l.

Taf's Get S'col Hoy Euivcs. llatchcis, and Broad
Axe, aud AJz. Harnniod. trsf rafe
Turk lila . salt, Granville Superlrnc Flour.
Castlsfn t,p g. 1870. a-2mna.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
k'aIiOW.

PuRT 4 MASON have Tor sale,
ID 500 los Tsllow.
Rutland Feb. 10 1889.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

Fire al LtJdaon.-We learn from Lebanon that
the WOODEN factory, grst mill saw mill, and wool
house, situated in Ire East Village in thai town,
owned by James Willis, Esq. was bsrnt on Wedns
day night last, together with all the machinery
aud a considerable quantity of wool. Loss from
II 600 to $4,000. Insured in the n. H. Mutual
S6000-whlch viii be less than one and hal:
per cent, on the premium notes.
FTe.-On Tuesday morning last, about O'Clock
the Grst Mil and Saw Mill at Paper Mill Village
Alstead, were burnt together with 200 bushels of
grain. Loss on Mills about $1,000. Insurance
at the \. ii. Mutual $1,000. Cidremom Eagle.
Destructive Ere-Thc Frederick (Md) Examiner
says an endorsement the Railroad way bill states
that the mill of Rowland ~ ieflebower at Iarper's
Ferry, was burnt Wednesday morning. $4,000 OF
81 900 bushels Of wheat and 300 400 barrels con
sumed. Loss estimated at $i0,OO0-nsurance about
$4,000
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-05-24


Sir. have rIven Won bu, three or four
casos OF delalca,lons; would time hermit,
could rive YOU hundred. Like the fair
sultana of The Oriental Lorends. | could
90 on for n Thousand and ono nluhts; and
even as 10 those Eastern stories, so in the
chronicles Of The of1icp.ha'dc,s, the tale
would ever be the hcaps o. cold massive
irqots. uncountcd riches. WHY. sir, hIad
dius lamp was nothing to il. They seem
to possess the ldcnrlcal cap of For'unotus;
some wish for so 900, some for 500 900,
some for million: and behold II lies IN
9 lue.irg heaps before them. No, even
"rhc oorooous East. vi,, ,icb,s, hand
Showers ON her kings hatiq,ic pearl and odd"
,c srcb i.y,.b ,L,,l ,,coo a. doc. Ms Al.
r,.n..,,,,,,o u,., IT,. c,,,o,,o,s p,yor,o
hold mt Earth marc doyzl,nr luros ,n his
roLhor hand whom mo led tl'm to tho con. |
cues, IF ,hn Cbiidron oftbn SIM
And now NJ, Chairman .hovc moi 70
dao,o,t nv nromisao Uovn mn, .low,
Tint tho Trc.,,ieu, l. bui \ hvoocritc in his
pre,endcd borror at dcrolrotior. thar tho
Snrrrtaiv i ,nuch worse--o conn,vor -
yoak ,mbcc,lc ,,ey,j,cnq ,r;,,i,,;o T.or
hi. calendars roc,oclo n,s cond,c, !, Tho
case of IIarris with his official du,y--w,,h
tho dicioIa of c,,n,non h,nas,v if,Lcv can.
dare Thorn n tho trial T,ot them recon
cna his l,ccn,,ous CORRESPONDENCE win
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-05-24

:
and Institutions his talents aud genius are
lndebly Impressed. The political history
of Mississippi IS illustrated by his maine.
from us very commencement. lie served
her IN all her departments and as lccls-
Ialor, Judge and governor. advanced her
prosperity, and added to her character.
What he wa. as Senator you all know.
lie stood proldly among HE proud and lo'.
~ among ID 'oiiiest, AZ time when the
Seulje Ctauhcr contained the gnrrntcl /
'a!eui OF he country when il, intellectual
giants SHOOT, the whole nation with their
mighty strife when, sir, It enclosed within
lis walls the l5.t traOSccndont dcII5etallve
BODY that oyer was assembled upon this
carth Tie Naa. 0. that body vas HI
i-up'r a,'u7. To % coHcctacss II udg.
mcnt. which would nave gwen him rcpu'a
ton even without the capacity Of EXPIRES. !
sion, he Joined power OF debate which, .
for parliamentary strength and effect, wa
unsurpassed, Toali th was added stern, |
uuyloldna att chmeut - his political pun |
C pies, aud = ndom'lab boldness ia eX-
pressing and sustaining them.
Do YOU not rPcOllect. Sit, when Gcnerai .
jackson, Ike Charles |. rode 20 the leg !
l,latve chamber, and thtust among the
Senators a d"rosile cdjct, nor1 insulting
han # he bad cast al their lent naked
sword' II wa TINT fierce message which
commenced with breaking down the mdc.
! pcndancc AMI cha ac'pr Of the 5 nate and
aga. ''SU', w. q" la, "o''e IA" T,on 'I''
0''' VI, " us Ecu w. Du1 ',.'
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VOICE as VIC 80 no 81 ~ hPet' ms ger
'h"' ''."' ..1.'' IL cudinp'onS OF ''teuoW,
zoe "r,-h' - DO oi In' U'lcK mes pN' OF
"e '|'N. Ia QUO i--''ht H"ckf@ 10 ln,
''S'p'' 9"' u was nop'n som aoo
",'l"y u 'n' ot me o. ,Ie roman re-
Po1 10, y H'"d' 'f OF inc On''eo bates
- Oo.d an" macs p"u1 lf""F"1 U"1e'
'oot EAecolVc y ~ ana F'".'1''hs Il. I"e
same time me " nor of ms country a0d the
r "'""' " us (" - s't''u"' "0' WIS II
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- need no, tell yu TINT this mans name
Y wa, Geo. PnnoS ,tnr-a mama that will
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1839-09-07

LETTERS of Administration, de bonis non,
with the viii annexed, having been granted TO the
undersigned on the estate Of George II. Stuttgart,
deceased, by the Hon. tie Probate court 0f Will
kinson county, AZ The August Term. 1885, Mo-
tee nheEeby given to all persons indebted to
said estate, to make immediate payment, and all
those having claims against il. to present them,
duly authenticated, within the lime prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred
DAN'L WOODARDs Admir-.
August II, 1889. "a
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1839-09-07

MISLAiD or stolen, note ofhand. given byJ
B. Richardson, 10 The undersigned, for two huns
dred and fifteen dollars, dated sometime il Janus
airy last, and due the LIST Of January, 1910. An
persons arc hereby cautioned ageipss trading for
said note ROB'T r. RIeHARDSON.-
August n, 1889. So
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1839-09-07
NOTICE.

LETTERS Testamentary having been Gran.
ted % the Undersigned, BY the Hon. tho Probate
Court Of Wilkinson county, al the August term
thereof. 1899, on the estate Of Linlsbsr4T Tlomp-
son, deceased Notice is hereby given 10 those
indebted to said estate TO make immediate pays
ment, aud those having claims against IL 10 pres
sent them, duly authenticated, within the tpe pre-
scTibed by law, or they win Be forever barred
AMOS B. THOMPSON, Ex'r.
August IL, 1889. "a
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1839-09-07
NEW.oRI Fans PRICES CURRENT.
From the Commercial Bulletin of September 8.

Bacon, hams, ga 10.
do do canvass'd liza IL
do shoulders, 7a6,
do middIings, 9al0,
Beef, mess, Dbl. St5a17
do prime, Dbl. I2aI5I
Butter, Goshen, ID. rs a &c
do western, ID 15a 10
Bagging, (Ky.) I'D lea 20
Bale Rope, lib Sa 9
Cheese, western, lb a
do northern ID llai4I
Coffee. Havana, ID liza IL
do Rio, Id la
do Java, lb a
Flour, Dbl. Sc so a 0
Grain, corn, SIX. Blu. SIS a 6S
do oats, bu. As o AS
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NOTICE..
FRESH Gn0ns

nor SALE, sheap for cash, or TO punrtual -euslo.
mcrs on time the following srlieless--
Bleached and unbleached Domesiies, Louel Costons.
table and towel Diaper, plain and cross-barred Rnsns
unbeached Cotton Jeans, ladies misses Cotton Iost
ruled Letter and Fooscap papef straw / hair Bfoons
shoe Thread, uciier Matches Percussion Caps shas-
ing Soap fine Razors & Strops, Gumnstc susDenders
Linen Bosom shifts, Mems Boys Brogan Shoes. chill
dFens Morocco Shoes; fne lot Of Tobacco. CofFsp.
Soap, Starch, Black s Cyanne Pepper, Powder in cam
nlsters and kegs Tin Buckets and Cups, Nails, red Ink,
Brass Tacks and Brass Butt Hinaes Havana seears-
and other articles too tedious to enumerate. Nrf
NJ. OVERMAN
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N0TICE is hereby given, that at tho October Perm,
1889, Of the Hon. she Probate Court Of Wilkinson
county, will present my account ds Administrator
with the will annexedl Of the estate Of William Quine
deceased, fof inal settlement and allowance
Auguat "a. 1889. SIS Nl ~ 80
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HYDE PARK PLANTATION FOR SALE.

I'LL fAhA ILhN Ia AAON EOAS oh4L.
FEVIIIS valuable piece of property, lying three
- miles from the HomochiIlo Ferry, and con-
tanning eleven hundred and eighty-seven acres,
more OF less, three hundred ofNghich are cleared,
is now offered for sale, together with all its inn
provements. There are on this plantation an ex-
ceent dwelling house, with all necessary out
houses together with a first rate mill, gin, and
cotton press also an excellent we'll Of free-stone
water. This land is bounded on the north by the
HomochiiiO, on the south by the plantation O. e.
J. Lanier, east by vacant lands, and on The west
by the possessions Of Benjamin KilgoFe,
1erTls-A credit Of one, two, three and four
years.
Refer to Thos. Ellis, Esq, Wm NJ. Helm and
Douglas Cooper, Cold Springs P. o., Wilkinson
county, Mi.
VIM. TAYLOR.
July %, 1889. Slw6
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Hay, western, ton, $40 20
Lard, ID t0a IL
AIolasses, new, gal "a a 35
do on plan'n gal % AIS
Pork, clear, Dbl S23a
do mess, Dbl S22a
do prime, Dbl sl7 5Ou 1s
Sugar, La, prm ID 6a7
do inferior, Id 5a6
do white Hav. ID Ia
do brown do 10 sa9
Salt, Liv. or. SIX 81 62al 20
do do fine, SIX a212
do Turks Isl. bu As a 90
Tobacco, lst q. ID l3a IA
do End ID 1lRl2
do crossed ID Sa 10
Whiskey, rect'd gal As a A
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1839-09-07
NOTICE.

III Ohm @. NORRIS wholesale Grocery and Provi-
- zion Store, opposite the Steam Boat Landing Ba-
Produce, such as Baggng, Rope, Mess & Prime Pork,
Flour Lard, Bacon assorted,l Salt, Whiskey, &C. &C.
together with every article in the Grocery line.
Cotton bought or shipped without charge, to any
Merchant, or any place, the owner may select
NJ B-J. G. M. is always prepared to make liberal
advances Cotton shipped TO his friends in New Or
leans, at the North, or in Europe.
Bayou Sara, July 6, 1888.