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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LOWNDES COUNTY

PRoBArE CoURT, MAY TERM, a. D. 1S4T
tn nh persons Interested in the Real Es.
s,.ty Of William Campbell, decd,
WHEREAS, on the representation Of
John Scale, and Christopher Adams, ad-
nlinistrators of the estate of William
Campbell, decd, it appears TO the satis-
faction of the Court, that the personal eff
fects Of said estate are insufficient to pay
the debts thereof. 1t is therefore
ORDERED, That citation issue, and pub
lication be made in conformity with the
statute IN such cases made and provided,
requiring all persons interested in the
Real Estate of said decd, to be and APP
pear before the Judge of the Probates
Court for the County of Lowndes at
Term TO be holden at the Court House
for said County, in the town of Columbus,
on the
FIRST Monday Of July neat, 1s41,
and show cause, if any they can, why the
following lands, the property Of the estate
ofsaid William Campbell, to wit:
The south end of the south half of west
half of south west quarter, of section
twenty four, Lot number two, in section
thirty-fte, the north east quarter of the
north east quarter of section thirty five,
south east quarter of south east quarter Of
section twenty four, the south west quar-
ter of section twenty six, the north east
quarter of section twenty six, except thir-
ty four acres off of the south part of said
quarter, the south half Of west half of south
east quarter, and south halfof east half of
south east quarter of section twenty three
except SO much of said section, as lies
north of Cfaven's Greek, the north end of
west half of north west quarter dissection
twenty five, all in township nineteen,
south, of range eighteen west, containing
| five hundred and 80 81. 90 acres, more or
less situate in Lowndes County,-shnuid
not be sold TO pay the residue of the del 8
of the said estate of William Campbell S
deceased.
AMI, WINES, Thomas Sampson,
ANNE< Esq. Judge of the Probates
SSeA.yS Court, for said County, the
SS first Monday of May, A. D.
Il fHtN IS4I.
Issued the 10th May, A. D. Is4I.
Attest, VIM. P. FULLER,
Clerk
, May IL, ct. pf. d22.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02
april, l, 184I.-3O 6m-pf. 10
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
NoxUBEE COUNTY.
Probates Court, Regular Term, MAJ

1NOAO0EE OOOAN :
Pro5ates Court, Regular Term, May
3rd, Il. d. 1841,
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons IN
terested in the Estate of William Cock
rel Deceased, to be and personally appear be-
fore the Judge of our Probate Court,at regu-
lar term Of said Court to be holden on the first
Monday in July next, and show cause if any
thew have. why the Court should not grant an
Order for the Administrator of said deceased to
make title to David AtterbuFy to the following
lands to wit
North east quarter of. section number one
of township number fifteen, range number SIX.
teen, east: also the south west quarter, ant
west half ofsouth east quarter of section mum
her thirty six, township sixteen, range slxteeI
| east. Agreeable to. the tenor and effect oil /;
| Bond for title made by said deceased IN HI
| fife time, to the said David Atterbury, bearing
date the 18th day of January 1887.
Witness, the Hon. Madison I. McGehet
Jndpe of cur said Court, the 3rd day OF Ma
| A. D. 1871.
Issued the 9Th day of May A D Is4l.
/ Attest JNO. B. ROBERTS,
| Nav % ls41. 4w-plf-d7 so.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER
COMPLAINT.
DR.. TAYLOR'S
BALSAMOF LlVERWORT.

bALSAM VI L1N Ell WORI,
HAS been used successfully for eight
II years in the cure of these diseases.
Remember! the original and genuine is
made only at 375 Bowery, N. Y, all
other are spurious and unauthorized!
Consumption and Lirer Complaint AS
a general remedy for thete diseases, | am
fully satisfied, from long experience, there
is no medicine equal to DR.. Taylor's, Bal
sam of Liverwort. Being purely Vegetable
it can be used with the utmost safety by
all persons in every condition. 1t clean,
ses the lungs by expertoration. relieves
difficult breathing, and seems to heal the
chest.-There can be no question, bu
this medicine is a certain cure for chronic
coughs and colds. | have used it for foul
years in my practice, and always with sue
| cess.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

The steamer Edward Shipper made her last
trip from New Orleans to Louisville IN 0 Gays
and IA hours.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

FOR SALE.
EUST received and for sale by the subscri-
~ Der:
35 sacks coffee.
IS barrels of sugar.
20 :. whlskey.
30 boxes sperm candles.
90 kegs of nails.
And 4 general assortment of Groceries winch
will be sold low for cash.
Gan anu EXAMINE WILLIAMS.
Columbus, April 2lst ls4l.
WINDOW GLASS.
| ! ssorted sizes Just received and for sale 3.
| a GREENE HILL.
april 1871. s44s>
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

this most delightful summer retreat and
watering place, will be open
On the first day Of jane,
for the reception and entertainment ofvis-
itors under the special and personal super
inheritance Of the subscriber.
Experience has tested the virtue OF
these Springs. and proved their efficacy
in relieving various diseases, those who
have made a trial of these waters, can
best recommend them.
TIE public are informed, that extern
sive improvements have been made since
last season, and every luxury provided
that Mobile and the country can afford:
the best of music has been procured, and
every amusement that will add TO the COM
fort and entertainment of bis guests.
Owing to the tightness. Of the times, the
subscriber proposes to take drafts on Com
mission Merchants in Mobile, from Plan
ter's. payable the first of February next
7 in payment Of Bills-accompanied by
: letter requesting the Merchant to accept
: and nav the same WI hen due.
: RATES AS FOLLOWS;
Board by the month, $50 W
Children 81 servants hf. price,.
Board per week, gu w
Children and servants hf. pr.
= Horse per month, S@O W
Transient persons will be charged tn
i usual rates of the best Hotels in the coun
NV VIM. NJ. LYLE.
May 81, 1s4I, pr sl4.
NJ The Southern Argus, Columbu
Mississippi, viii copy the above for s
weeks, and forward account; ;,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
HRY virtue of deed of Trust to me
Id executed by Bird Land, | shall
proceed to sell for cash, at the Court
House door in the town of Macon, Nox-
ubee County, Mississippi,
on the first day Of October, neat, !,
the tract of Land on which said Bird
Land lives, and four slaves, to wit:
Hasty, Harriet, Tom, and Reddick'
JAS. POINDEXTER,
Trustee.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02
TRUST SALE.

! DY virtue of a deed in Trust execu-
- ted TO me as trustee by Roddy
Smith, and William r. Smith, on the 18th
day of November, 1899, which said deed
of Trust was on the same day recorded IL
the Office of the Clerk of Pre- o.
Lowndes County sh.p 0lTer for sale
to the b;,bos. y .,I1er, for cash, al the
Court uoSSse door, IN the town of Colum-
bus, on
Monday, 24h day Of May, nert,
the following described property, TO wit;
The north half half of section thirty,
Township sixteen South, of Range eigh.
teen west; north half Of west half of south
west quarter and north half of west half
of south east quarter, Of same section.
The north west quarter, and west half
OF north east quarter and north half of
west half of south west quarter eff section
twenty nine, of same township and range,
all lying in the County of Lowndes, and
State of Mississippi; or SO much of said
Lands as may be sufficient to satisfy q
certain note in said deed specified, and
made by said Roddy Smith, and William
R. Smith.
JAMES G. cox,
trustee.
april, 10, 1s41.-tds pr. 12.5d
POSTPONEMENT.-TheS Sale Of
the above mentioned propertp, has been
postponed, until
Monday, the 31st day Of May, INST,
Dated this Oath day of may, 184I.
JAS. C. cox, trustee
May, 26, 4t.-pls.XS22.5.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

CLOTHING AT COST.
mUST received and Cor sale by the
0 Subscriber a general assortment of
Ready Made Clothing which will be sold
al cost. Also variety of other articles
which will be sold lower than any can be
sold, by any other house in this Mar.
ket
Those who wish to buy clothing would
do we'll to call and examine the stock
before they purchase elsewhere.
Columbus Mss Feb. 10 1870
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02
TRUST SALE.

May, -, 1s4l. 81 pr de-.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

may %, 1s41. 13t. pf2ld.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02
TRUST SALE.

May &c, I541. en-. prf. $67.5.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02
JAMES G. COX.

Nay, 26, 4t.-pls.Xs22.5.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-16

n pro.-s -sox BUCHHU1-IZS COMPOUND SYRUP OF CAPu.s.
RIATbis Invaluable medicine prc-eHed American Pub
a, po-ie Consumption ad Liver Complaint Il
EuchsoZ Germany Professor % Arc
be- no. Of the Conasni OF Eaopc
l h., hs In ~ private practice country
ce, When became kpo~a Prussa e-re ioF
n h. confidence
-. .,-nto- Five Thousand Doars and Rs
-s, - ursear- .eli h. kIEgloG The puh.c
49, ~. bsIns the eeEuae uiedins
~ N, rrs,ers III tbs CITY nephew OF the avrarr q ,eEa
-, s,,e rse ho received the receip a,d oe gh:
f-,n,-nr = "A America dres from hia This r'cse opcaics
c N pon shea hrst taken L sometimes soiOses
-. >.o. the disposition 10 eoEsa ost
.h,. attended pam and eNpec'oi~a u removes
,- uAera,sl s unhealthy parts the eatreH ef.a ~
disease .nd restores sole Pr;ec acaIt lac.
iat 4'c N me
fI ;h beta portion the laag rsmAnae Shca pfu'e
Ss .,s asc oured Il = the design - tse
remedy 70 rc,e ana iaScH according 20 INC @r
a; a-c, such SR ~ ias exec
d not lre;sas M ali ~ the l ';-s e.
.s = requires three routs> 10 remove ne as
es-e N system 20 keal;h
THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF PERSONS thI> country SEQ
youth they sert; Sspton md aa
car inevitably De- their Poruon No~ 70 sita ~
a suieace the truth tnat vito the % e
the perfect asis
nJSlsc1t Pooi
favorable ard saceesH
operation Eaop AID hgh Nndag inventor we Az
tii> cy AID The referred % y, n9uiae ~ ;he
ce OF the propretor> We prefer SAc
us rather publish We Beg
condemn h Of the medical AHs1s-s
;.v anti q u merits ha> ben made
m s>.panre Of our article,
-.-, or the purchase money v'l be refunded
For ale only by f. piBBLE Co. No 40 Broad~Ay lev
doors b~lcu Hal. n1p-iNi-Se
New-York tribune., 1841-06-16

character haze hin IL May tE9ns o'rcuisanee9
en could not be deceived and hs cooiness and sepo9
session never fcr.ook MIN for moment An1n>aAoe oi Ms
.uess may ~ay rassness. presents iise al his noeH
- M memory. The bridge over one OF me dec? ''y''li
a .f me Riv-r ThaTnes rad been DESTROYED by the eH
envy =, oeie sr approach and large body ot Indians
vas stationed the surrounding Soot< 70 prevent u rom
-aoairi7e H. The sork commenced uSdeT me aac
1is,e dra-sn OF Gen Harrison. wno sa calmly upon rs
b overlooking the operations and exposed 10 the suiiet
Of The indians Approaching the value =; his lie. enfea
ID him - retire offering remain and scc the oa sNecc
ss But - would not listen 20 e tie CD not ei! me
~ mn -o,- a. ,sell Il II had :oid read ~
thoughts Il the surrounding ci' ~ am; >
officers aad soldiers (eaiy colec,e ;onl yariou. part.
o.; be country and en;a! ma; their leneTa >soud
-. ,..- confidence He considered ;le example OF
more Importance ,Al ay risk ne may nave ie he was en-
corneria=
y 20 me charge OF military iaca?aciy u : n -iasH!aE
cost77s: with hs story and services OF Genera 1aEIs9
H. who li.ed n The sc4 nearly ,hree YEAR engaged
with ilrs eaeng -sdeF tae most d''c-i; an
.rapc Who ,vs never defeated. and who possessed me
confidence OF almost al around h7, Il : 10"
va. yg unequal 70 :SS and n act Al 9.seei't
If u we're % ,yth excellent opportunities io7 ooserNa aoo'
mad no: sap.cv rnsus maze the discovery Il has oeeH
rc>erysd tor a;es years. Witaog, aros1 20 ouse4'e
anv claim eN;raoaay tiScern'eni sii ttnA II >eH
Rad been the e chal-;er oi Gen. Harrison, among the
.h,.,n:. ,.o followed nm 70 he :ied would have
been ilnd proclaim. T., and - , ior > Feno'a'' cox"
ier II no ouali-en; b. told, ihe; ;hc nan Fe-
pec;ed the general had full confidence m the Trend 10
whom va, sroasl, attached unworthy OF all these
sentiments 4, he was -he rank ne attained No II = not
80 He : zone where y praise censure = equally n
deren, 70 him. Bur never while i,so shall cease 10 r.
re him or 70 bear .o~,uooy 70 ne purify hs principles
To the arlor OF his PATRIOTISM the value OF hi services
and 70 hs high qualities which commanded he respect OF al
y no were brought INTO contact with NM
New-York tribune., 1841-06-16

.! % MS w. ;c.;o,s g!:ich had g.o-Tn up II
'te -
no r,-i-ile-c q; AZ American ciri1.n and aa-
- ,yp;-l had long cuded In- had been II
- So. =. no la.t Presidential eecti-n, should
&c, ,-,i,- ~. encral and friend, and Tor MS c7in-
,o-a,. considered the latter :n.se nearly ne Te-
' =. oos, of the political sentiments ! entertain,
.ad .i1ce -irs: broeei.. mo public Tte b7
a'4 -, -. f,rty vears aro AVID General ftar-
Rr. he was 10, --,s - y. feelings ana too
;c;c,< n -o---., = di=are,.e 81 po;,jcal opin-
~ " c,,r.a a.. ..-;, g. me homes; cor-e-
&c n. 70 sever or evau weaken res formed uader lne
,,.nce. 1aye da.cr,od do not 4iIeye hat hard
j,b, ever crossed Ms mind ,- ,i subject trl.. the
80 ,,,,;c] ,drc.. -oo :. ,5a- o. .-. -5a--a- will be ap-
n..c;a,ed and aorro..d
rres, ,,yI- a.. r;-re.= ~ e6ee-r eo character Of
. 1li-.o3 III. So, -. ---,-. se5i,s. n--, n The
- ,,o;,;l -r,. can he, .e-4e HI. memory bv
-, +. ,,o,r,g .Jo .r,,.l: , showing ia. tls relation
M 49, - 80! - - ~. n 5ra Who deeply 70
-. 49, - - - H. -. IN .ri,;o:, bc ;eloa,s has
tI :. ,.tos, i tl. cir-;la,-5a oI charges a IN
- =: -. -, -. ai,-...r,. m. =. and --ro9eo..s il
i -
,e;.i,o- -, i'm ~ -. .-.5- -0 he relation
1..;I- ~. , -,,,,.-- ~ result. only 7a- pro-
- ,l a., e-,-,,,.--a,' ,', ;l,a. :c]rs the .irne
.-.3 iC:7 IT. - .i.. ,y..-a53s Of the season
- - t al no. AZ. .r-,a -,.e..-. ,il.ch had not
m t-. co7c,,--a~a 3,; IN loo,i,r back ,er ,yvertv-
aa-s 49,. -,voh- viz. ;larz e .-7..s of much
i.o and o.o-a37 an confirmed j. NJ original IN
and ,aLe no fl r,s,,oasi ::Y u a-o.ng i.
- .l -;y,oc ,-d 3iclIe. winch. he incu,iraced state
T inc cor,, and the nature OF the warfare presented
o meyer he adeoua.cy concevet bet By hose Who partl
3.,.i :, .1r
r. ..oc, mo-, S,,ir,, the council Of .-Q- ~ Sand
- ia - ,s mo 1i,r,es yrere the prominent
- -, ,..,7c, 49, rr,,i, ,sed the s.,vere.,
-. All -. -. cor..d with ,fe former were
-: - - l...r;c. 7 ,ras E, .he ,,r,o =, Seue-
~ - - G. H. -, .. ,,. go. ,rd ,eIl rerol-
90 @ -: - - fr.r.s,- Ii.,,ni, -
80 '7 " - ..,I., n, .l,o osyietr
-. ~ ,, -: " -.
,ii -. - ;. ,t -, ,,, -.i ,-.yo,,el MIN fr.,s,
New-York tribune., 1841-06-16

nen coz:enaz rv-el: with IL general supervision IN
company ith Commodore PERI and the proper s=H OF the
General performed, The urctiens Of aiddecanp, assisting
in ne araaeeaea. OF :he trOops ard the measures p7ePaf-
tory nc a:iack therefore without definite c" n
lBd spectator rather thaR zctor n ne scenes Q; nc
lay but veil situated obssETe aad Judge the more
ents. shall briefly alude he principal incidents 80 iaT
these bear 1poa t contro7eed points IN tie conduct OF
.h- General.
When the advaace pary alic1 preceded fell back and
reported ina: ;ey had discovered the enemy. drawn ~
across ac General Harrison pushed forward
rrccn0e -her position. aac TIE nat-rs u he ground
in order % adlp. his d>G-- these Circumstances
He had ot;en .nc1ca:ed upon ts officers a caiine! rr-
cplc ~ Indian warfare that the aak should oe secTe
pIeTeEt mex beng turned BY IN enemy 'vno become
terrible. especially - troopS "en they ii a>sa ,eF
rear Win m caution view the proper arrangements o;
IL. force indicated 20 the commanding Genera! -
ra9id sure. o: ne ground
General Proctor had retreaied y tAe rlver ha 'vicn
falls MO Lake ST Clair Detroit ana along which
r- the riscipa communication WIKI the head OF Lake On
-4ro ,ha: the B.iti, arm sosg; sa!n We mad follow"
e them r-ag the -ua. route. upon TIE lett bank OF ne
li-er - .i.rab.e from mouth. where We
rec-1e lee7 ford winch tre aor-ene1 passed upon their
bor.,. and NJ infantry IN canoes and coaaucI Tie pGr
11ua the opposite bank The cultivated country here
1nd entered beech forest haTins me river upon
the right, and vasP upon the et se N ne n'er''dia iaie
distance road son = found - new -@uer1entS, and
which pat,, wi:a OF the larger
trees Down.
In short ,ne We found ourselves presence OF ;he Brit;
sh army Tie disposition adopted By Gen Proctor Wa a
n.e a !, could haze been the eaTes: o ;he ar
OF lr HI, regular troops drawn 20 iwo lines.
open order, their LET; resting upon the Tlver and their right
extending toward iie swamp. tr0. ir;- polat the Indians
pu-!ton stretching in;o Ire woods II i'r Irregular
manner ready clrrUu talcc whra might occur
favorable - ;ie.r mode varil-e Near the road the l
OF the line strengthened By. niiH three Peee' OF az
tilcry.
have already said thar, By rapid glance around MN
Gen Harrison instantly Determined upon lie disposition ne
sh,ild he placed r.ar.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-16

I10ItWlv, oppo-Ii' 20 FtTN, and near
tic American Hotel. II. NlLLERS,
Dental Surgeon. Of twenty-five years
experience ~ is, .bo'c prof, ,siJn, is
the $3.50 di.coyerrf .ni manufacturer
ii the best kind, Of Mineral Teeth Isw
n.l-c, ..ich hrs eaio, ,cd the unriyaled
attempt, made by ~ many IN tins ane
otsr~ courtr e., .nlso ms Mineral Paste
to aii i,cyod Tcetl ia plastic form.
wa,eh bp,omes a. "A l'.., li-..r, a, hard as
New-York tribune., 1841-06-16
OPERATIONS ON THE TEETH,
SEYMOUR WHITING 81 LINUS PRATT.
.I-

SEYMOUR WHITING w0ud respectfully ae7ai NJ iIiesds aHa
- the pubic he m contrnf> At as " siin No g ta'
Boaap and nayinS associated himself partnership with p
SIS pr TT t4v attend all wAo need tGer
>ona services pabc b. assured ;aai all operations r
aeir profession VII be performed on t most a. prove, an Af
er AID favorable Al any "'ssr 7ee aos 'ct' "
.t,s on the old approved patent to'phcsic
in n,h obt4ae premium ;le Far a. ~ teau insii-
ta;s lat ye- ard ~cr be oar IA h , Teeth pleeee
with -l. u i, or cemcsi crcum-tanye, nay rrqaIre
Nerys, destroyed without pan and - n''i se' sS
To, n ctet tuaIy prceryei by filing
An iuir,.hlc for the ToothacH'.
" h. Ns> WHITING PRATT I'll ns;r',toae "r t"c !SaAs
uleu ~ Tic ar:c Of Dentistry r.a-oRahe terms
REFERENCES.
Tii- Honor Chalccit,r NalWrst Rev Na;Han" \ Frat
VI / North VI y sara. Sprug~ Rev. y. 4 Plate Gsorra.
W., " :! nor VI D. \ - - samuel {. Ell,- VI. II.
Jared liu>l.Y. " u. " 'o'N Rev. leur, g. Ludlow.
p,of Rel >linaa VI u IL u Wm. y Btkcr.pu, Vi d.
Prof J-'uIhtn Knight. VI. u. John Miller, IL ~
Prof Charlc, T. shepard VI n >cphcn Brown VI u c-'-i
Prot. an. rully, VI n.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-16

=, Y,rEZA. YOU hi. delightful hooking Char
u YOU good R-ck-rs IN Boston
Il true celebrated for kockirsC ChalrS but s have
-Hare i hI- Such perfect e,se orh OF ,--
7urcis.ei SIR hmg, BToadNay bciwees Grand and
Broo4e str-st,.
Jarne- ocure oss bgt *ost tAsy smile NJ me
% n. anet.r r,agng eaal> Newcastle, 1t not that
II -u-ps.-e- h1se there
Se d, no, rc .our.ef ycu all be the hrst nitro
duo. mo R-,on ha. iicoyeredit remember
X rema- Incidentally ,ha ne -od number 10 III. urS
.,t l.,-ftn
New-York tribune., 1841-06-16

Z Price VISITING Plate anI 81 Cai printed
only Ip Bine.- all other En-r.vns half price.
40 Conulr ffenaietree Please call and sreci
ri.u. I.]-lm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-16
vn!.IED sND s.sATGels' BRASS.

Ff>r K Ai artclr al l4te Bras, Away, We
y fouu! e JtNE: e. MOFFET IN Prince Wooster
=, tho prices Likewise very SUPERIOR article Of
{, oorer'. I,r,.. s12 If
New-York tribune., 1841-06-16

MOOR P1.ATE;S-n0ois 4 AtE@.-Iho,e "a Saa
~ Of handsome, cheap nr desirable >er PI-d or Brass Door
Plate would ID we'll cd r. ROBERTS the Nanulactoy
l57 Bow ith door above hooue side NBPiItes Pnf
chased tin, establishment i 5 any part o the City and
placed upon the door frre oi expense
h as r. KOHEKTS. I57 Row.ry. Y Y
New-York tribune., 1841-06-16
10 HOUSE KEEPEK-.

NEEECAE7s.. Lamp Naaut.taer, - Hfoal~ aY 90 20
j! rsar-Ismp- Gaaa".e Eir 70 oisr.
.ouabe eri> Lamps ChauIcr &C. rep9,r>f aii~rs
.r, ,.s,,.l.4 a.r,l IA r.- uAsz II
New-York tribune., 1841-06-16
NHKrs vOOTqg-I, t,is.-rac orr,

nRRus TOOTH1-H t~H.-Ihe orri' lootA Wan Wan -
~ p.r-y yeyctablc pHr,on. possessing the propsrueS OF
cesn,rc he teeth aud moah resorFg i gum, TO heahS tat
and p venting -nprs,aa oiur the mouth NieihcF
,r.p. from rcsyri teeth erlesed oC tlS soH'rh
The concurrent .r,,inony of ,e eminent iHHt>is and thyns
al the Vuou favor cuasI'riy sao"n 10y Inc mi
rlsros. eer,ifclt-s ilai accompany each bottle"
Pri.s hotis For a hy ' di"eu' Df sz- we
he .-sp pr,r y. = -.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-16
EAslar. GlsDCnKaE~.

IJE. JACOB &. WARLOW keeps Consistently hand lare
IA assortment Groceries nt M of W, and >sl
ys,-,reet. hch and the pubic
Generally. the confidence they cheap and well
-, ,r,cl a. ssv IN he c.tv
epUEI.oE;ss' EliRDWiHE, At 10 Disl.-n-,treet-A
co --,rn it of fues. Butt Hinges. Amer
lean English l."tl Fne Plate Dead Cup'9ri Draw
Chest an B.rre Round Square Springs, Flush and
Srttcr B, and pe Hinges together with nearly
l winch vii Ic sold - low place ~ the
Also Cut Nails by the the lowest market price for cash
.,1-tf JOSEPH WEED.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-16


Dr. Clpas Supporter and Tr1-- john K Chal1 = D Q.
N>w-iss. ile certainly -lo~s himself c ms.
c;-.1ca llgea9.r tls worsnaa-ap- too i-sitess.
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New-York tribune., 1841-06-16
NH. CEIApGN:s TnUs@E~ AND sGpp0RT.

~ kB>.aee a,irua5at> have a-r-ted the t.st sppro-
country. inventor aa re-
csiyet tire ,aoaios ts-timoaa. % tAc Hea.cl Journal
N5 i0rs Jg1rze }sicrn> es& surgery 5e Editor
W. .ye lze. inquire Of ras he al'hore
met Of D. C. p-ral, and Ind ta a-h ~ n.o-
fe,,ior-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-12
THF BrRNlyG oFTua CARoLNR.

~ % tNHHa-HH NJ AAAhs NaNANtAAaNAs
Al ,hc POsi otic-. yesterday Ne met . friend wAs
enquired. With a rhiz admirably expressive ui asien.
ishment sEd anxiety. whether /, Mae a fact that Eng.
land lad declared war agairSi the UniiOd States. We
could give him no further information ON tie subject.
not knowing what parks our old mother might be
guilty oi.ihan estate our Confident belief tina, ms intel.
hsence. Il such he had, VA. premature. We could not
assure hun of any thug further. as We consider the
present position OF asllin decidedly more warlike than
any We have ever seen between Ihe two countries,
SINCE ,ho Slo-s OF the hate wa. M'Lrcd 9 an English
citizen he Il. no~ in PRISON Oh the charge OF murder
IA assisting in the Destruction If The Caroline ana hel
crew. he was doubtless guilty. tie must b. tried
by our laws and iihe is guilty, hang. Ia the meantime
Nc. Fox. the British minister, applies 10 our govern
men, for his release md screening NJ. MrLvod under
he assertion That he acted under Authority lrum ths
British government. sssume-, atoncc. that that govern.
neniis really guilty OF the whole. Mr. MLcoi must
certainly be punished IL he is louni guilty. Ifhe rs
how ran England svorl. after ths assumption made
through the ninis,er by that government. avoid declar
ing war; We are much pleased with ihe dignifsd
manly md firm course pursued by cur Secretary VI
State. kir. Forsyth, in this correspondence.