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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-07

rTIlE subscribers, inteudiu. 10 remove on Carey street, oii.r L"
L rent out the Store they al present occupy, situated on ham
street. tbs second door ahuv" tie Old Market. Tile terms Wild"
accommodating. II immediate application be- made L" u., AMI POS
session gwen IL July. hilL' DAhHha'
iur. iTrh l-lu Hill
DENlTENTIARH hA%IFACTtnE%.- utrr for al" At ~"
1 rcnHcu;iIy Store ON the cross street leading tom Inc AriIh
I. t. Ma,o.s Brd.", Articles usually manufactured at Inc III
,flfuIjon, consisting IN part uI The iulIJ" ta., VIZ:
E"r-rl> and Satinci>, heavy Tot n""T" 'tntilh@; hm". W. '"1n>,
iir~.ys, rlains. Cotton Dsnhbur.s; Eilc H"n"stCS. s,.t-ir ana
doubt woke: Bags ana laGginr, &C.; HEAVY Fi.NA 'II'h
BRuGl Is AID SHOES; also, uhr Shoes ana in"t>: l'a'ats' "'
nh s,Yd.. Wagons. tast.. lTay~, Cmi car. E,i;cnad do. Wheel
l.,rrows nf ali descriptions tTrting KNIVES. Wheat ans OF the
m,.; atg,,ytI construction, f,cn,ll Barr Mil Stones. . gcnciai
a.scr,i,ruI: R,rlgrratprs. safes, W%Tdnhrs, Nails and Spikes "i
different silf~. Agricultural implements al all kind; Itiis ana
u,I,r runiurgr necessary Tor p.r-"ns MOVING, ana many a'''t'-
req Itrrd hl Railroad and Canal trutrt'tur>. all al whl'h az ID.
u,t,tc. h.iI in manufacture aud III mairr'l-in qualiS al'i piioc
Win rlrIy rnmpr;r with any articles 81 In" kiEd ~ market. Nuy
arirl, thu, NAV ni b." On hand and i manufactured al the Inst
tnrion. viii lr executed according 10 order.
~ J. &. WATSON, .7gcrt,
June II lW-Jml FtSht""aFF, '''
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PuLic Notice to tie o,-merS Of Delinquent L""dS IN
~lirginia.

AupIroR's oFrrcE,
Richmond, May, lsA0. !
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all whom II may concerns INA III
Y pursuance of Two acls of the General Assembly oi 'hSinhi,
,o..cd an the 10Th of March. ls32, and the 2'th February, ie4',
iii land. which have been returned To this ONCE ~ delinquent if
IN. non rayncnt of taxes since lS3l. or $" much ri rarh tract Is
:, ~ - NECESSARY 10 raise the amount ui taxes and hania@rs III
,rrs,r will be exposed 10 public sale IN the counties wherein n'A
H.. n the several court days 10 be holden IN thc month o., '', .n
IL ,.,, bv thr ShrrifTS or Collectors at tins Commonwealth. al
u.r,nus interested are invited thcrrinrc 10 open an im'hic'iae '"f-
,..,n,,d,ucr with this office, IA the delinquent list, VIII ht nr
I'LL "a, rirrularinn. The lists will he retained IN the "ilrr
rri,I IN. month Of August IN order Ia afford 10 mon residents anu
n,l,cr. ,u,nl. ouportuniy TO aakn the necessary enquiries, " pay
,u, ave in arrear. 1t j. desirable that all communications aa'
Jr..srd Ia me on the subject, should contain n inil information a
,,,.;b,c IN reference IL the location Of the lands. the Gnahhty q
each tract. and the names Of former a wei a. present prnlHir''is.
'"'" '''' JAMES L. IIEtIlI,
,o rG- oowGwl .7nitar Of Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-07
Virginia State Lottery.
Nirrinia Sfafn InffpiI.

For the hcnctr ii III" Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic A>>a
ciatron-CIa,s No. :, fr I-iO: 10 bc drawn At Alexandria, W"
on Saturday, 2Gl july, i>it.
GASP S~cmrvr.-;p,OoD Dollars. Slc.Gro, 1000, 2,s2a-l0a
~ loN. 30 Of &n, 81 ur 2la. Gc. Thirteen Drawn Numbers.
TIcktt> Sit, halves 81, quarters - ~.
Certificates ui packages Of - Whole Tickets, $40
10. do. ii Hail de-. 70
DO do. III Quarter d.. - 6o
Fer Tickets end SHARES or Certificates ~ Packages ~ the above
splendid Lotteries. address il. NJ. HuYr,
Rirhaouf, Jr.
Drawings sent immediately after they are over 10 AL who order
a above
June % EJ-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-07

T.1uE -u,srrihrr, having rcrnruri from 4 visit I" the Coal Mines
n England, and located himself in this Ciiy; oilers hI* Serves
!, liz n .udS and IN" public generally a. \ LAND NM. MINI.
81 RyEYnR AND nRhGG!ITSMAN. lie wal attend Ia ne eve
,u,,,, ~ surveys at Lands aud Mines, l"vri''n., &r., III any pWl
/, thn s,,,r and from his experience "t. several iiihIlc IMPROVE
,,,,,. ,l,r;ur six wears service A. an Assistant Engineer. M hni'S
- be enabled 10 give satisfaction 10 all these VINO MAY '"N" nun
with their patronage. ii, r,Lor
81 door above The Medical '"llrs', MmJiG a's ""''S =" !"
uiahhiniN ~ :, Iaiio JOHN c. SINTDN.
CoL.Jn!n IIeih, %BIackhca;h, Ihcstrrlcid '"lh'f; Va nIa,,
- -, r., ,"r,l EuriurCr, Everttt>yillc, Va: Charles Ellclt,
- L. r, ' c;ri' Enrinecr Phiadclphia, Pa; Thomas NJ. Randolph,
20. a Jnhu NJ. TrcviIlian, Esq, Gonchiand COUNTY, Va W.. hams'
1%,, Sn,,c a aNairr Jesse Snead, Abraham Na'WcN, tsp, jas.
W. D'nr'h, fsq' = : -" NJ Inn July 3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-07

.4.cncy at Richmond, Irgiatd.
THIS Company was incorporated in the year 1873, with 4 pr
L mtual charter aud u capital IF S2w,hOJ, AMI ENSURES against
loss or damage by lire on clearinghouse, stores, manufacturing
establishments household furniture, and merchandise III general,
on the most favorable terms.
ANY losses which The Company may sustain an ri-lifS taken al
this agency, viii BIZ adjusted with proiuptitulr and lil"ralrly.
Applications for insurance or the renewal 81 policies may hr
made 10 the subscriber, who has been duly appointed Aern, for the
City al Richmond aud vicinity. II. BALDWIN, -7-tat.
Office opposite thc Banks.
Ma, ~ N-hi
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TNIFAy SIITIj7H IN %CIALYDElTE SPRINGS

EIAIIFAX SULPHUR AND CilAINBEATE STRINGS
Ill The undersigned, proprietor "f the above watering place,
hereby informs hS friends and The public generally, that his I'M
pruvcmcni- fnr the season, which Will commence on the 2tIi III.
slant, will be- complete 10y that time, and Viii h. amply sufficient
Tor lhe comfortable entertainment of some hundred and my 81
iva lnI drcd persons.
lis situation is on The main road leading from Milton y. {. b.,
pi.-ir l-Inv. a. cia.lSriiLc, in Nrrkirnhnr9 rnnuty, Virginia,
and nearly tquiii>ani from those Two iriuts-SIN miles irrin The
North Carolina line, aud twelve miles from Halifax courthouse,
and IN an elevated aud beautiful region %; country. The proper
ties of the respective waters are Indicated ny their names. The
water i. s,mngIy impreanalrd with 81 phur, aud also holds in so
lurlon "A portion If Eason salts, MacnrSia, and perhaps a portion
Of Nitrc. rhuugi, nothing like n correct analysis has been made
There is also a large portion of Sulpiurcttrd Hydrogen Gas Ia this
water.
Tie discovery Of The ~chalybcaie water is recent, and although
Welding la the proper tcsl, abundant evidence al The presence al
iron has not been used enough 1" test lis rem"dIatc agency Ia any
considerable extent.
or the sulphur water, huwcvcr. n = Temtiiatc agent. much
nor NAV b. said, lna,nuch n IL has gwen many evidences o
is Powers over The human system IN curing many cases of thai
distressing affection called dyspepsia, winch has IL seal IN di,nr
der III tir di.c>iiv. apparatus; Agne and Fever, tntancuI> At
and energy 10 pari-, ia" functions "i which had been interrupted
Tor a Time, aud consequently restoring and giving tc" lmpulSi"hs
Ia he whole SYSTEM.
WIih the above preparations, together with i delightful bathing
establishment, \ large and comfortable hall room, aud excellent
band III music constantly IL The place, the proprietor hopes 10 rem.
DIR comf,riilh MI who may choose Ia call on hhn with a view H.
the curative influence uf the mineral watcr-, bath, Sc., ar ior thu
innuct nj amnscmcntS uf the ball room.
HENRY EASLEr.
June ~ i:-tl5Jy
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Erh 1crh. lSYr.
rI,I0 FORTE WAREHOUSE.

pIAt,U FORTE WAKf-FIUI Il.
THE Subscribe is constantly receiving from the celebrated
,n,nu,t,crnry Of Nrn>, K CLAtE, Ncw York, elegant and
ni,;n Piano FurtcS, possessing the latest improvements, ana tHa'
,d.Iic,cy of Touch and sweetness of lone, so peculiar 10 Their ma
EufIciGrc.
Also, a large assortment Of Musical Instruments, and Mn1lca
Merchandise IN general.
change.
III. ,,rces, collection nj Music ever offered for sale IN ms
State may be selected from. nj the store OF the suh.6rih.t; u y
now enabled 10 sell al the Philadelphia ana =" ""''7
and retail! prices. . a,h,,,.,
Those purchasing 10 sell again WIZ pc 'nrhish'" upon" "''''
''"S '''' ~! -" +. II. TAYLOR,
Piano Sorte and .Nusie Store, opposite The B"HS.
Aug. l6
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rrug .t.-,gn-d rn"ret to he obliged Ia inform the public Thai
/ '.n.a'. II lands IN Orange county : again p">tP"iira' w"
a# .....r. M. I'M DAY Of August neat, when they are assured
r-" -4. ...... wt,h,ui fail. upon the terms mentioned III t'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-07
UOYT'S COURT OF FORTUNE.


~ NJ. HOYT <olcius the early attention uf his friends III the
~. country 10 the following rich schemes 10 be- drawn IN July.
SPLE.NDiD LOTTERIES FOR .JLl.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit ui the town ii WeMsbnr.-llass No. Il, inr leiu:
To b. drawn al AlrNanGri. Va, on Saturday, lltl July, i~i1.
C,nrns.-Sw.OnD ll.gD. 5000, $500, 2.Eg7-D prizes %;
1000, - OF aoJ, - al al, &c. Thirteen Drawn Nos. IN each
package III ii tickets. Tickets so, halves s., quarters - ~.
Certificates al packages ui - Whole Twket>, Siu
Do. do. ~ Half d.. -
do, d.. ~ Quarter dn. - -
Virginia state Lottery,
For rniuwiug the Lr">hurg Aradcmy and tr other purposes
Glass NJ. i. tor l>p: To be drawn III Alexandria,, Va, Saturday,
JUlr 18th, 1870.
Enlu,>r ScfEuE.-Sn.0 900, 10000, 5000, 1000. 1000, 3r'!ei
: OF a.Nga, ) Of 1850. - OF i,aNO, - ot $40, 30 Of 800, 30 ~ 21o,
sc. Thirteen drawn Nos. ont OF -. Tickets only Sla, halves
s.. quarters - -.
Certificates Of packages Of - Whole Tickets, Sl3l
Ia. do. - iIaf do. -
ID. do. - Quarter do. &! -
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(akoLlNE LANE oRsALE.-Pu Pursuant 10 u decree o
ron county Court, i case Of Campbell and others against
na.m"'h ana others, the unlcrSgned, Commissioners appointed
y 'c sau decree, Will Off for sale, nj the Bowling Green, nj
puplt auction, 10 The highest bidder, on Monday, the 18th day of
July next, III being Courtdny,l a tract or parcel Of Land, situated
N Tue county OF CarolinL within two or three miles Of the Bow
,'t@ nr'tn' known by htnamc of Ruifn'>. and surpassed Ia con.
an tv'ir hhlltirrd acres. A greater plrt OF tn land, II not NIL, l.
heavily covered with matte wood, aud l. located IN Il most agfrra
bic aud pleasant nciglhorrod.
u terms VIII be a crciit ~ nine mnntlIS-cNcept as Ia enough
:" pay the expenses and ,iarcc> Of sale and costs Of suit. which
WI be cash. The purchaser will be required 10 give bond and
approved security, aud adrtd of trust On the premises 10 secure
ne purchase money. 4.
FRANCES w. 7
SAMUEL {. SCOTT, Commissioners.
RICHARD ROWE
June 5 s-tds
MORE CHEAP SUGAL, sc, &c.-Wr are just receiving 81
w h"ssieadS West India Porto Rico Sugar, part prime, which
We bought at auction UNUSUALLY low, and we viii sell it M a very
small advance for cash. Persons wanting had better lay IN then
years supply "o"' wh'l" they ran get II cheap
81 half barrels family Roe llcrinss
. Sliad of superior quality
NO. | thPt behring's al 81 per barrel.
We are in receipt Of another lot Of the same Salt which gave Sucl
general satisfaction. weighing heavier and the largest sacks thai
we remember evcr 10 have sold. WYATT * WHITE.
June 10 lit
NOTlCE.-Mr$srS PhipIrn & Jones having by a deed Of III,
~ llth ut, transferable NE their property, debts, and effects
have. with The appreciation al the principal creditors, who at
,hr,ri" gt"S,a%d Tor. "s"plolfsd "a saal = ri, y d = e. In I~y d y M h "si m,
stock on hand. for cash or town accrptanccs. Persons from the
country, in want OF articles in their line, will find II 10 their in
tercst Ia give them a call before purchasing elsewhere.
The subscriber being DESTROYS 10 close this concern with As lii
tie DELAY as possible, Nj. Jones, one Of the agents, will call upon
all thuse indebted Ia the hrm, by note, bend or open account, foi
settlement.
hope their customers in the country will anticipate his visit
aud prepare to close their respective accounts without delay.
RICHARD WHITFIELD, Trustee.
N,v = l1-rf
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II VI. IOYT SoIicjrs the early attention uf his friends III The
-. county IL the following rich schemes 10 be drawn IN July
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r..a,ar. sal. of lHimabhe LnadS IN orange.
y%..-..a..r M 4 decree pronounced on l2h Feb, iS+', by 'hr
- (. r,.,. ~, u.ugco and Richmond, in 4 suit IN chance
,.. tl.rtn. administrator. and others are plaintiffs,
ra.,,a. Macon, dec. and others arc defendants;
, ... H.. a.,r,r,. rnafsrc.l upon II hy the SAID deere. a
..m.. ..rr.. rrr. If The Court. we shall proceed on FRI
49,. +. M, ..,i II f,i, If M, the next fair day. 10
Wv" 49, !. ,n,,,,, The following tracts OF Hand,
xxi XXI ,.,r. .y.,,rnts thereon. in the County
'' .h.' :, H.. .,,t Thomas Macon. dec;
:. ly'Ti",I, lIoy. .Ir. Edmund W. Rno,r~a and
.... ..f..a - Inns. dated The 9Th Junc, lel7, and duly
49,. vIir!, tracts are described IN
.,., ,.s.. W:
~. y. 80" -, L,,1r,l and twenty one
Ti,,,,,. Macon hy Iachaiah Burnley.
- go, - January. 1929. duly recorded
w" 4. 1852 '"'t- ~ 80" ~, -. ,,,.h ,r. n,y-
3.. ' 80 8"h-" '"NaH 'E p'i"''i' - """
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DISAPPOINTMENT
j.. l..
r. .a. G.. y. J.
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ISEiLI
Approved Feb. 2, $50.

Tboina. n. TuusraI, Secretary Of Stale, do hereby certify thai
,r ,I,yr r,rurd act Is a tn" copy uf the original, rs on hc III
me office, Given under my hand and The seal at ~" Stltr I'm,
"'.Itr,nrb da, of February Unr Thousand Light liui:drcd an'
- and If Tho nhri, nicucc III The Urich states "i America
the Siuy. fourth year. r,.x.TnI
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-01
FOR TIE CAMDEN JOURNAL.

Mr.. Ep1roR,-I'he following is an ex-s
tract from the Asiatic Proverb, if you
think they would be acceptable and at
all profitable to your readers, you will
oblige us by giving thema publication.
81 fear God; and beside Him l. fear:
none, but that man who fear Him not.
:" He who knows not his Maker cannot
know himself =
ITO sin once is too much; but a. thou
sand acts of devotion towards God are not
sufficient 10 honor Him.
ell man fofesaw his end and. his exit !:
from life, he would abhor his actions, and
their dccetfulness. ; -
ellie is a sort Of sleep, from which
many awake not but in dea!h.
"The orphan is not the person who.
has lost his father, but he who has neither
wisdom nor good education. -. -
Is Want Of good sense, is worse than
all the degrees of poverty. ~ g s
Nothing SO effectually hides what We
arc as silence. -
"He who has least wisdom, has most
vanity. -
"I'here is no greatness Of saulin aven-.
ging oneself.
"The heart of fool is in his mouth.
and the tongue of the wise is IN his (;
heart. .t.=....-..sg.
ENVY has no rest.
"Thc desire of revenge is Constant
hindrance TO happy and contenied liis..si
When you are in prosperity, you need3
seek no other revenge against him, who
envys you, than the modification he has T
from il. .:.l-...
There. is no disease so dangerous as
the want of common sense.
"Of all vices vanity and love Of con-
tention are the most difficult to be cors.
rected.
Visiting your ncighbnr is no crime:
but your visits should ibe so often re-.
Pcaled as to induce him to say, it is en-. i
omgh.
Nothing SD much resembles flowers !,
planted on a dunghill as the good which !.
is done to an ignorant or worthless man."
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-01
SUMTER.
FOR THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.


MIR. EDIToR,-I solicit, as u favor, the
publication Of The enclosed article from
the "Dispatch." | an persuaded, from
my own experience, that its admonilons
are as much required, and will be found
as applicable to tie meridian Of Camden,
as that of New York. The husbands of
Camden, I doubt not, are as tender, and
as afTecionate as those of any other place,
bat presume there arc few wives, who
have not, like myself, been mortified at
the apparent Indifference with which some
of our lest efforts 10 please have been re-
garded. The fact cannot be TOO often re-
pe1;ed, that happiness, in any situation
ia life, does not result from the accom-
plishment Of any single great end, by the
unwearied exercise of either the mental or
physical powers, but like every thing in
nature, is made up of atoms,. and this re-
mark is more peculiarly applicable to the
married life than 70 any other. Few, who
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-01
FROM MEXICO.
Extract of letter received in Washington
City, from a gentleman residing in the.
interior of Mexico.

STATE OF CHIHUAHUA, May ~, 1910. 81
'';n ibis country we grt on pretty much
az ovar-eyery now and ;flcn revolution;
Eif 1t were not for surh we could not live.
Our existence is completely monotonous
here in The interior, we know verysittle
Of what's going on in the world.
1--WE never hear any thing from the
United States more than once or twice a
year. OF European affairs we know more,
which is owing TO the English Mining
Companies receiving their papers by
means Of the British packets with rcgula..
rity.
Newspapers arc not go cheap in this
country as with you. Any litsIe triGing
paper published in Mexico costs S25 to
$50 a year published once or twice week,
and thena certainty of one haIfthe Numbers
are lost on the road; and, after all, the
matter contained would not fill this sheet
of paper. There are not above fifteen pa
pcrs published in the whole Republic.
With the exception Of the "Diaro del Go
biernc," there is no daily paper in the
country; and this is always filled up with
the communications of the Commanding
Generals, which merely state that the De-
partment under the command is enjoying
profound peace, which cannot be inte-
resting even to the editor himself He
publishes his paper merely to fulfil his con-
tract. not because he feels any interest in
the literary part Of the concern.
I" 1t has been five or six months since
we could travel with any thing like sccuri-
ly. This department and that of Durango
have been completely overrun by the Gu
manche Indians. They have killed an i'm.
mense rumbcr of persons all over the
country. The other day nine of them
came within sight Of this place and killed
two poor fellows who were out with their
donkeys cutting wood, and the govern
ment have taken no steps whatever for the
defence of ihe'people.
"Somc few persons collect of their own
accord and 60 out to bury the dead, which
is the only thing they do The Bishop
has given 'indrl gencia' 10 all who fall into
the hands of the savagcs. So the People
arc now conten.ed. They believe that
if they receive their death at the hands Of
their merciess foes, they also receive a
pass port to heaven in the same way. I
see no remedy; the Indians must again
become masters ofthis section ofthe cunn-
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she may-hove resolv ed upon in herscabinet.
councils. He may even assume a rightao
voice in these discussions, and she will
like it all the better, if he doSnot attempt.
too often the exercise Of the veto power
She is queen of the realm !; lie should be;
in manner. Prince Alberta sor. of a;
subject consort; never disputing her au-as
thority, but making suggestions, as Prince,
Albert most certainly will. He may be;
sure that if he attempts al .dictation, and
merely expresses wishes, or Acknowledges.
qualification, that the bare expression Of
interest in household matters will put hirs.
in the attitude of a ..power behind the
throne, greater than the throne itself" !.
This participation of the husband i'm
affairs at home will necessarily keep him
more in the house. He,will never find a.
chance to complain Of his wife's 'gadding'
because, having no inducement to seek
sympathy and society abroad, she will.be
come domestic from choice.
The Yazoo Whig and political register., 1840-08-21
HONOR 10 THE BRAVE.
FoR PRESIDENT on I'HE UNITED STATES.
GEN. WM. H. HARRISON

S have 0tten fsked my life ii the field ia de-
fence of my country, and shall Tomorrow risk
my political life ID favor Of the Union 81 the
States.''-l Vote on the Missouri Questions Ger.
Harrson
4 do not, indeed, think Il would BE wrong to
make an public officers account for any sudden
increase ef wealth. Gen. Harrison
~ have never laid claim 20 any other merit THAN
that Of entire devotion tos the cause in which we
every personal ineonv enience. - Gea. Harrison.
81 DENY, therefore, to tle General Government.
tie exercise Of any power bur what is expressly
given to Il by the Constitution, or what is essen-
tally necessary 70 carry the power xpress giy-
en- into eliect.n-Gen. Hnrgiso1l
g General Harrison is the only commander IN our
service 70 whom British army surrendered dur
ing the lass waT.i' Hon. r r. Jllderleood's ieiler
to 1glOnaaa .4llclt
The Yazoo Whig and political register., 1840-08-21
Ta1oo clty vAig and Political Register.
PRErEO AND PusIlsHED EVERY FRIDAY
~ De A. eTgW9MSs
HITY PRINTER.l

lCITY PRINTER.)
On Main Street, opposite Ut. II. Hamer'ss Sn
he north end Of ne .Hauchester Halt =
TER a1s.-The WHIa viii be furnished to sub
scribers at IS 90 per annum in advance.
ADvERrISEMESrs will be inserted at the rate q
81 90 per square for the rsfinserion and 90 cents
Tor each week thereafter-ten lines OF less con-
stitutng square. The number of insertions re
quired3 3nnst be marked on the margin Of the man-
ascript, or they will be inserted till forbid, and
charged accordingly Advertisements from dis
tanee, mus be accompanied with the Cash, oI
good referense in town. Announcing candidates
Tor Office willbe SO for county offices, $iu toI
state ofices-inadvance.
Yearly Advertising.
For forty lines or less, renewable at pleasure
S60 No contract taken for Tess than one year--
and payable half yearly In advances
The privilege of annual advertisers Is limited g
their own Immediate business and all advertise
ments FOR the benefit Of other persons, sent IN BY
them must be paid for by the SQUARE.
Professional Advertisements
For 10 lines or less, not altgrables months s
10 do do do do. ~
10 do do do IL do. 5U
GFAs the above rates are the same as those
established in Natchez, Vicksburgs Jackson'
Grand Gulf and elsewhere IN this State, nosde-
ductiOn viii be made from them IN any case
whatever. n
as.rALL JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FOR
ON DELIVERY.