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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-06
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

FENO all persons interested in the es.
III tate Of Samuel Meek, deed, you
will take notice that at a special term OF
the Probate Court Of Carroll county,
Mississippi, 10 be holden At the Court
house thereof on the Goth day Of Jonu.
airy 1871, ! will exhibit my account for
allowance and final setilemonias Admin
isltaior Of the estate sc said deceased
By order of saId Court.
JAMES WEEk, iiwr.
Carro.on. Dec U, 1890 'l-f
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EXECUTORS SALE.

BN compliance with an order Of the
Ill Probate Court Of Madison county
and State of Mississippi, made at the
December term 1889, there will be sold
TO the highest bidder. at the Courthouse
door, inthe town Of Canton,
On the 27ih ddy Of February neat,
on credit Of one and two years, the fol-
lowing described lots or tracts Of land,
belonging to the estate Of Ellis p. Pass.
more, decd, towit The northeast quar-
ter Of section twenty-nine; the north
half OF section twenty-eight; the south
half Of the east half Of the southeast
quarter Of section twenty, and the west
half Of the southwest quarter Of section
twenty-five, all in township twelve, and
range four, east Bonds with approved
security and a Mortgage on the land will
be required from the purchaser.
LO LATHAM. Err.
Ofhe estate Of Z. P. Passmors iec'd
January l6, 1871. 81
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DY virtue of Deed of Trust, an MEN d.
Is the certain purposes therein re ss aIS
toned. executed by MarquIf ~ :, I nnisr.
and his wife Sarah Shelby 70 t"' dav Of
signed, on the twenty-elgn;,n" ,bs ofic,
March, A. D. 1910, recorded u. n Court ca d
Of the Clerk of the Probate o Oor G,
Madison county, in Book oil D'''''
pages 74l and rae, | will
On NE l5M day Of February ,., n,1 d,
Proceed 10 sell to the highest sa D'' Of ,air
ra adv money, at the residence ., I.
shelly, in Madison county, m W. 3 VII,
the following described prG a .si5 Shelby
m Tbo ,roet Of land on which sa'' hundred
nd nc ' resi5es. containing ala, s, '5 5lIov
oOS twenty acres and also seine 'o' sandy
a ,og Negro slaves Joas, VIM ,.j March.
piss. Mary, Susan, W ,!,,,..I'.sW WORTH
Up, lIuLLIN fyaslff'
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-06
TRISTEE,S SALE.

mI virtue of Deed Of Trust, exc
I'D cuied by Joseph Clark to the un-
dersigned on the 18th of September,
1889, and Of record in the Clerks Office
Of the Probate Court of Madison county.
we will, or one Of US, proceed to sell at
the residence Of the said Joseph Clark
on Friday me 18th day Of July neat, one
Negro woman, named Hannah, ageC
about 35, TO be sold for cash in hand
J. II. CHEATHAM,
J, G. ANDREWS.
January Is, l84l' g
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.
Circuit Court, to May term lS1

Circuit Court, TO May term 1871.
Fd'r''o' P ss < Co., Original Auncaman,
PhiIomon Petty. SI,O88 90.
TNVIIIS day came the said plaintiffs by
VI their attorneys, and the attachment
IN this case having been returned duly
executed, and the defendant falling to APP
pear and give special bail and plead
herein. It's therefore considered by the
Court, that unless the said defendant do
appear here on or before the first day
Of the next term Of this Court and give
special bail and plead herein, Judgment
final by default will be rendered against
him, and the property levied on, be made
subject to plaintiffs demand; and it is
further ordered, that a copy Of this or.
der, together with specification of the
cause Of action and the amount due from
the defendant to plaintiffs, be published
in the Madison Wing Advocate, a news
paper published in the town of Canton,
Madison county, State Of Mississippi, for
six weeks successfully.
A true copy from the Minutes of said
Court.
Attest: w. MONTGOMERY, Crk
By II. R. COULTER, d. c.
W, DRANE, p. q.
January l6, 1871. 81
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NOTICE.

EENO all those interested in the estate
M OF John Coleman, deceased, notice
is hereby given that we will as execu-
tors of the last will and testament Of
Absolem Coleman, deceased, who was
administrator Of said John Coleman, de-
ceased, furnish our account with said
eslate for final settlement and allowance
at the January term l84l Of the Probate
Court Of Madison county.
ELISHA COLEMAN.
ROBERT COLEMAN.
Executors.
Jan. 2, 1871. 81 3
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SELF DEFENCE.

A LII those indebted to the officers Of
IA the Probate Court Of Madison coun
ty, are hereby notified that unless their
respective dues are paid before the first
day of February next, executions will
be placed in the hands of an officer who
will collect them
W. S. BAILEY,
]. T. CAMERON.
December 10, 1870 SOB
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BENJAMIN LITTLE,

TWILL receive aud sell Negroes,
w during the winter, at No. 262,
Common Street, New Orleans
December 8. 1910. 1911
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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE L. STATES,
southern District of Mississippi,

VNHE Hon. Samuel ]. Gholson. one Of
A the Judges of said Court, having
ordered the Marshal to adjourn the No
vember Term Of the Court to the first
Monday of February, notice is hereby
given to all persons whom It may CON
cerns that on the said first Monday Of
February the adjourned term Of said
Court will be opened at the city of Jack
son, where all jurors, witnesses, and 9TH
err persons interested are requested to
attend, BY order OF tho Judge,
w. NJ. GWlN, Marshal,
For he Southern District of Mssisat0i.
Jan, 8, IA Ficks. Sent.
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A. T. NJ DOR L,

II, T. VI VVHH
FFAV[NG resumed the practIcaoih'
u u Law, has established himself p'i
manently in Canton and will a.'a
promptly and faithfully to any business
committed to his care in this 0! anya
the surrounding counties A..
Office in the old Circuit Clerks VIh&
Reterto 7. j. 0hA'-''
Canton, Feb. %, III
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,


THNElIS day came the said plaintiff by
"a his attorney, and the attachment
in this case having been returned duly
executed, and the defendant failing to ap.
pear and give special bail and plead
herein. 1t is therefore ordered by the
Court, that unless the said defendant do
appear here on or before the first day
Of the next term of this Court and give
special bail and plead herein, Judgment
final by default will be rendered against
him, and the estate attached will be sold /;
aud 1t IS further ordered, that copy of
this order, together with the specifca-
ton Of the cause of action and amount
claimed as due from the defendants to
the plaintiff be published in the Madison
Wing Advocate for four weeks success
siyely, and that all further proceedings
DO stayed until the next term of this
Court. A true copy from the Minutes
Of said Court.
Attest: U. r. BOBBETT, CTR.
! January lG, l0il 2-5
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-06
DISAPPOINTMENT

The sale of the above described pro
perty is hereby postponed until the 3D.
Monday of February.
S. HANBLEN, Sh'F
By c. HlcKERsoN, Depy.
Jan. %, SO Pr fee $40
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-06

Drs. J, h, WAKU y W
EEAvE associated themselves 70 !, ~
NH practice of their profession I os'.
ron. Madison county, Mississippi: , uns
in the east end of B. D. Johnson' i''''
dwelling. II,
DR.. Harper will briefly state sn u y ,s II
former friends, that having now III /,
exclusively upon his protes'0a ,in S.r ,a i
future devote to it his entire u.r /,
attention, and trusts hence 9,"
merit more fully their confidence ISL
April 4,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-06
LAW COMPREHENSIVE.

John H. Martin, Of Fctdr
EEAS formed co-partnership aa
IL Ill practice Of the Law, With lIeaB
KEiFey - EOrP, Of beRepgbIicof
Texas, They win be pega,eito col.
lect claims in every part Of Texas and
John II. Martin will continue 10 reside at
Vicksburg, for the purpose Of attending
to the proper procurement Of records,
&c, suited to the laws Of that Republic,
but will 60 out to Texas once IN each
year, for the purpose Of bringing any
money collected, to their clients ID MIS-
sissiPpi.
Messrs. Hubbard 4 OH, are iheif
Agents for Madison county, Of whom
particulars may be ascertaned'
June 81, 1910. s'-l
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LIST OF LETTERS.

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Living
IL ston, Madison county, Mississippi, on the
lst day OF January, l84l, which if not taken
out before the LIST day Of \ pril, will be sent
to the General Post Office as dead letters.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-06

HENRY A. GARRETT, s-.w
@A-- -r1Ti e -s-.N SS'"'
Attornies at Law" Ms
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-06
ELLIS ~ ,,,ssh asi

August o. 1910
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05

1900 Al important substitute for CatomsI
hpropIieor- Of this article, keeping in view the fact
th@ Wise and benevolent Being ia plac ed within lie
sacn OF Az remedies adapted TO the diseases incident TO
the climate they inhab anl knowing kcwise ,t,, mo-,
oIc diseases OF the south aud Mest arc based unon or.
gahle "ruhconal derns liver thsi,
attention I" those articles which act more cay on
the hillary ~ 'i'>N''' ""
Alter LONG aborous and extensive research thev hava
suSceeIed "a extracting substance from the TOMATO
otEalshe nave denominaicd Hepdtine. II Is medicine
la Viii produce all the beneficial results al CaIoneL M
bot acute aud chronic diseases, without the Of
PIuuuc tue ucietertous consequences common 10 Thai
aIuele It's hctlon upon the constitution Is universal NO
pAIl"l te system escaping is innpCnce. II however
upon the organs 81 secretion and crcton thai It's gresi
power Is particularly manifested; hence is REGULARLY
adapted t. The treatment OF bilious fcvcrs and aher dis
eases IN which ioTpty congestion the liver and
portal circle prevail. " 49,
II IL admissible in all cases where Il Is necessary TO
cleanse the stomach and bowels u ohstrueup
ehees aquic and healthy action oftke other
GRANULAR yisccTa NJ the abdomen Being tfsibe in N.
he surface @! 'he body. accompanied by agene psrp
Ilnn NdOcs nos exhaust like drastic puI ges; .n rs ae.
uon - more universal and may often bc repeated not
merely Win sAieiy but with great benefit. This
ndlfensaby necessary la OF long standing, for in
uen intense temporary Impressions made by strong me
nina Of the constitution.
- cleansing and purifying TO the SYSTEM acts In p.r.
ect harmony with the known laws ofiie and ~ L,b,.
ey one OF the most valuable articles offered for pu.
lie trial and inspection.
For conyonicnec, this necine s three grain
pulls The white pills eGitaTfic asraiire diaBlOTs
e aud duTehr The yellow pills E0ric stnHIdnf AMI
diGDAorsiIe. fOi sale wholesale and retail, by
ALEXANDER DUvAI,
80 Agent for Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
JssssA a. 1y.ees,. cs.ss.srsiea ssrsassrl
SCROFULA


TUE sar-apana OF the shops very apt be nearly,
not quite her, either frcln a-e OF from having been
Of medicine together with the Improper modes 81 pre-
pairing II. which have long been In have probably con
uibuied os variable reputation The activity OF ,he Ioo
sbchcvedto depend upon one OF more aerid nIinepic
soluble extent In wafer, cold or hot and cithci
rendered inert by chemical change al the tenn
22 deg This fact appears TO be demonstrated by
Hancock makes the following observations. "Aftcr long
boiling peculiar odour which Uses abunantiy the
eoction Of suod sarsaraia Is almost cSnsushed From
the Sarsapa lila prepared In this found sensible
results npon patient. its peculiar nauscrnr
drcwsy aud raeking effects produced by alarss quantity
although the decooiion OF SIX or was tired al
dcse."-t Wood s Baeks's 4. s. Dispensdtory.
knowledge OF these facts, and the uncertainty prnc
Ice of the preparations OF Slrsapara IN USE cto the MS
eovery after repeated experiments OF the method oil prS'
pairing and compromising the extract the ued
cal and the public Ills ptcparcdby new pro-
rifh0uf boig and Is warranted Ia contain IN con.
centraied form. the active principles OF the roof obned
from the approved species OF sfntlaN.
efficacy has been repeatedly tested in private practee
in the css treatment of the worst forms Of the dis
for the OF which Sarsaparla Is recommended
amer other preparations OF that medicine, the DC
had been used without eject number OF cases OF ex-
tensyc ulceraions AMI affections OF the bones in SIMPLE
Scrola and in mercurial and mcrcuro syphtc diseases
without any other treatment except the most simple spp
cations the parts diseased Atsa Of twoor three bottles
in similar will prove the efficacy and Importance OF
the preparation
II Is particularly ul ealonc where that medicine
has been freely scroous habits for the cure
OF other Diseases being admirably calculated In such cases
vsor Of the constitution The Of two three bottles
will every such occasion, prove an efeeua security
against secondary affections.
As atomic and Alternative particularly In general debility
with impure and depravet conditions OF the system. nom
Scroula an other diseases In chronic Rheunaiis and
obstinate affections the skin, is invaluable medicine.
ALEXANDER DUvAI,
lie 10 Agent forthc Prophet "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05

VIRGiNlA-lN CHANCERY-At Rules held in the
Jerks once OF tle Circuit Superior Coutt Of Law
and Chanccry ot Goochland County the let day of Fe-
tf'iaTy ls'l:-liclen Pickett. admK OF Geo a. Pckc
Jr dcns. ''"'
The plaintiff hled her BILL aud the defendant John Nc.
torck not having entered appearance aud given Sc.
curly aeeorngt o TIE act OF assembly and the rules
s touIl' and satisfactorily appearing that Is not an
nUabttdnt OF tins Commonwealth II ordered thai he ,1
appear before the Judge OF said Court at the Court
house o the sad county, the Tucsliy afeT third Mon
day ia April next aud answer the b and that cony
OF thts order he forthwith inserted in some ncwsrancT
puoished IN the city Of Richmond, two mouths sue es
sNsS and posted At the front door the Courthouse OF
saul county. -
fe " NtttIup a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
American Blisicred
RoWI.AND's TONIC MIXTURES.
%, VEGETABLE PEBRlFUGR


"a specific and lasting Cure for The Fever aud gg,,,
us worthy remedy earnestly r.pcIs the sluI of Ls,ns
puack medicine, having been the T,sIh OF ,n.ns
y.s experience, and lahnur, In IN. Al ~
onsoiNainn ot fENER AND AGuE "A h romnnSsS -
suoh m'e mai principles con Al tered 1n., a. -
tcsluo lc harmony Of action between IN. stom.rh -.
ave- we Uhcr important functions OF the .yeiern ~.
OF which harmony Is evidently the iinnetae e.nss
W w. hspeediy promotes regular and h.sIhs
eppeue, which Ia generally entirely dcsToye or ran,y
edNeIy pr,eaTsns 10y which effect, vsour and S,rens .
s1on anordcd TO he whole system. IL mus; be 49,,
an, ua medicine possessing these peculiar Iiriues IA
set ~ E.ei variety at complaints. By spF The
hsahy asiloa Of Tie digestive organs, has proved r
q, Ienakabl, b"nehi IN Dyspepsia, Dopravei hnpsIIc
nsa,toq,n Wsiet irash FlAuleney. Jauudce, Night
SMtas, pyscniery, Bowel Complains aud many ibrr N
ieeuons ui similar origin Bui 10 ia a trs,urcn, 80
tcvcrs anu especially la FEVER AND AGILE or Ia,.r
leni trVcf, that ts powers have been nrnrn,lx $3.50,
anu Win those VINO have cnits N n ,r,,c
ecu sovereign ts all remedies heretofore
tnnsc diseases II has also been used "a a H..
maty WHO we're subject To periodical recurrence ri ia
nuns anu fcNcr andiI has always wardcd OH the snnra
hehhcu aHek: IL II was deemed NOT irnn,oncr ~, 49,.
coiuanS the Vegetable FebTuge with frN of the n,nv
uneqNoea oeIiheaics politely furnished TO the prnpri
.o oIioooiiNe OF the foregoing statements For further
accounts OF us great usefulness, sec pamphlets n,
panying tseh bottle f'f'"''' accom-
supply received, aud for sale nv
LNEII, JOHNSTON & IYElI
=, Agents for the PIoprietoI.
"c u Al J. Mehhioe'S Old stand. Hicht.oud Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
MRS. II. IL. PYLE

TENDERS her grateful MIS- 10 her fri,nts
aud customers for tho liberal patronage she has ra.
eeNe and aeuantS then sAs stu al IOHge
ell Efforts Ia merit continuance favor ia having fur
hsneI an assortment which for variety quality pric
may vie with an other IN the city; consisting Of
Hue black and any other couTCd figured silks
Newest Style OF Chiley and fancy muslins
Prints OF various patterns and qualities from 10 5o
ryaui " -
shawls Of every description
Fine Bomtazucs, saitineit, Cloths and Cas- simeres
4 large assortment OF Linens
1hrtadcambric hdkfs aud Linen Cambria
Handsome thread E,gings and lnscrtnRs
tambrc do. do
Beautiful French worked Collars
Fringe for curtains
Newest fashion geniemen's stocks collars and bosoas
DO do cTavais and Iskls
great variety OF Hosiery, silks WOODEN anil eotton
Nerves, sly lie Ribbons, Lsces dc
Ladies ani srnemen's GOves silk leather and wool.n
Together with variety OF fancy articles too tedious 10
enunsrac but which viii he found highly worthy OF al
eniion-All on the usual liberal crms-oniy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
MURRAY's FLUID MAGNEsIA.

Sir James Murray.
THE great advantages Of this elegant preparation are
that. possessing all the properties Of MAgnesa ia gen
er1 use u " not liable ~ form dangerous concreons ir
the bowels, 80 frequently attendant the the
ordinary preparations II Magncsii-lt corrects acfy and
OF the stomach producing any OF those stnentable
evils resulting from the use Of the CaTbOnAtes Of
Potash the food Of infants turning sour upon
the stomach u Is very useful In all complaints 4 bad
der Il tends regulate action Of the boels and L. %.
cularlY adapted for females
ENrsct from the Medco ChiruTgcal Review for April
as edited by DR. James Johnson Pny xtraOrdina-
~ To the late King. DC.
"Ps,ved Solution u Masn,sia This very sefu and
elegant preparation have trying months
as an apcrent antacd n Jyspepc complaints, attended
with aciity aud cons patton, and very great benefit
u las the advantage over ma.nesia 10 being dis
solved anf therefore not liable 10 accumulate n The bow.
els IT'S decidedly superior 10 sofia potash account
Of rs apenen quality and n It's having tendency
hucuoh OF htsh and strength, which the caTbOnates
above mentioned certainly tend 10, when long continued
and taken consicra blr quaint We hope Sir James
murfay' the dcoveTer OF the process preparing this
medicine will take the trouble make generally
accessible g. the public In this metropolis being only
one or tSO authorized agents here "
sir Humphrey Davy testified that his solution forms
soluble combinations with uric acid salts 10 Of Gou
ami travel thereby their injurious tenden.
- when olher aikacs aud Mdgnesa itself failed
Caution dgniHsf me spurious aTficiss market
ne ffois sou aud he pubic will Please observe fa' the
labels the bouies Of Mmrays FLUID Mag ssia Will in
luturc be authenticated BY his Signature inventor and
proprietor Of that invaluable medicine, without which DO
cannot be genuine Sr james Murray has been solicited
by the whole profession 10 adopt this precauton
TO protect The credit ADD Gus of biz abors anil stndcs
and 10 deieni the sick AMI nfTm from deieerous mifa
tons. Just received, fOrsae.
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
So u Corner Of r and ldh sts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
J. BRANNAN x cos

AdJoPlng John Enley's Union Coffee House. and
X. ii. jenkins Dsy Goods Store, Main st.
I'VE would embrace this opportunity aud method OF
w making known 10 the cizCns Of Richmond lie Vi
eny AMI the state that we constantly keep hand
ing OF all KIND and more especially for current and an
preaching seasons, which will sell fcdur ed 1r
cash We respectfully invite all call and inspect our
sock whether They want the goods not All goods sold
BY ~ That dp nor please In every respect may
All goDls warranted. au12 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
mIIli,.!,olN STORE.


TUE subscribers the only agents OF Messr, p.,n
Cunnlnghans Ia Richmond the sal. OF an, ia, IT,,
rom the eesar Rolling INLAND Forge, take pleasure IN
ouerng 10 their friends aud the public generally lIthr
tous sues
50 doing they feel the entire conndene ,
INC evidence OF almost all the principal consumers IN IN.
eyD that they oder good article as can be pe,rs
rum any similar establishment In the Union.
HE sizes Row produced aud OF which we shall k,en
hanty on hand good assortment aa follows viz, Ha,
inch. -" ~ ~ 10 hSN, anu I
fhi-libitit n ihIhiI2 Oh 2,, J. 81. \, q. ,,., :,
any desired thickness Arrangements are now in mr. ~
Ecss ny proprciors for making Hoop and nsnJ H.
viii other extra sizes which will be In readiness in ,c
wees alcr which We shall be able To meet any ,,sar
likely iooccuT inthis market 1850 my "'"ahu
ENGLISH, sWEDES, ULSTER AND COUNTRY moN
lons ~ English Swccs, Ulster and Couairy .nnnr.
,ns ~ ,ten OF every variety OF sze OF which kud
supply. " sH"se anu senefs.
Rant box AMI hoop Iron
Mould boards aud plough PlAtca
Crow baru AMI Nail Rods.
American Blistcred
English DO
Gorman anJ Cast steel
Spring steel for Gigs and CARRIAGES,
- "t"oN' p'iec VIII DC given for SCRAP Iron
NoWlHAM. Mct!RuDER a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
JAMES & GEORGE WINSTON,
COMMISSION MERcliANrs,
MAnxHr BklpaE.


JAMES & GEORGE WINSTON,
COMMISSION MERciiANrs,
MARxEr BklDsE,
IJAvE r sale hvorbie terms a. can be bought Of
,o us lbs Of b ssi as Cured Bacon, new
500 do Of Western s,ies, old
GOO do OF New Jow.es
500 do Hog Round, smithhsh
900 kegs No, BALTIMORE lard
a. kegs sniithde'd 10
3Ol bbls Neu and Gross Fish, No. I and 2
30 do Family Roe 10
m hhds BALTIMORE Whiskey
40 10 OF Old whiskcy, viz: "KOwnslar'., ""Frsn
eisco," .Miltnn aud konurbarsus," "Piush
Rur," MonoGgala"
r bbis ilh proof spirits
~ 40 Isle of Wight Apple Brandy
10 do Northern do do
ID do OH Peach do
halfpipes Cosnae French do
10 bbls limitation 10 III
~ do Malaga Wine
10 do shctry aud 81 Luksr 10
pipe Old Madeira, 10 years old
~ bbls CIDER Vinegar
10 hhds New orleans Sugar
3nbbs do Mo,asscs
70 10 hydraulic Cement
~ do Tanners oil
blboxcso OF ChskPpcs
~ do Raisns
10 do Speraseeti Candles
- 40 Soap
luu do lOxI2 Glass
~ dozen Scotch snuff
2,OOp sessrs. various qualities
10 casks OF Cheese
2ceIoons Of Indigo
lOtOOieet ot MohOgany Of every szc andqualy, used
nv Cabinet Makers
1000 lbs OF Cutled Hair
2pieees Of Hair Cloth
dozen Cane seat and Common Chairs
Sofa Springs, Ncnecrs, Selves; Move Wires Bark Mills,
MilLscrews; preuy sugar House Molasses, &c &c.
ALSO,
40 square Bles Cotton
100 bushels Of Glover seed. &c ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
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HE Orrf Tooth Wash purely vegetable IreparatIon
possessing the properties Of cleansing the Teeth ami
Mouh, Restoring the Gums 10 healthy Stale AMI
ns any nnpeasant taste Gown the mouth Whether
ARISING from d,cayed or from deTanred state of the 80.
mach n desigLed 60 bo with ie Tooth brush and
viii ne found to superscde the necessity OF powder Re-.
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