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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17
TIE CONTENTION

We give the proceedings of This body, together
wan The letter OF Gen. Spcgi. below. rhey wer,
handed in at 50 ate an hrur, that in order 10 give
them place to-day, we are comnellcd to be very
bnelin our remarks, and to omit several articles in.
tended for this paper. The Convention was highly
respectable Tor numb.rs, and for the dignity and de-
e'Fum that marked its proceedings. Nearly every
part OF The Comfy had its representative, and the
opinions and wishes Of our citizens who are opposed
10 taxing the people for the purpose Of paying the
C"mn Bank Bonds, were fairly expressed in the
proceedings and decisions Of the Convention. The
nominations are all decidedly good With the prop
er eNerions and unanimity in our ranks the entire
lickel we eeI persuaded, must succeed by cansid-
erabe majority We expect 10 get he replies Of
Mcssrs. Whitfield, Leake and Council in Time for
our next
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17
Extract Of j letter tlalad.

"FuLToN, Nj, June ID.
ne Mississippi elections are aboulso ,nrn /. !.
year uponihe liability or non liability n Il. S,a,s
Tor The payment Of the Union Bank Bonds tn Tho
Loeos have a. ast obtained an anlibond ca,d; N
aye loF Governor u the person Of I. nj. Tucker
y y, . aa Their candidates for Cougress
committed themselves on The subicc, 49," y
time, however, i i confidently helisysa, = 'n's
who should know something Of ~ , shoy .aoss
that our Wing candidate tof as ~, mlnu'
eeed by rom 70 10 thousand votes 1, III svs-
Vemoef slec'ions.s Southern .4droeaie - Z 2
Mf' Advocate-don't DO thus guIlea IL van,
correspondent. Five 10 len Thousana Il, q:
just as easy 10 say $4,000 10 10000. san..ss
s cue mso0lklo y 90. ParsOn should lask half i
liss thousand votes Of bis election, wouldn, H.
fund moHgeR and sock iobbers make WV f,cs.,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17
!. = q ! y : 2 = u EF4AINt
JOHN SEAL


= 77SSVE3SEXs july Ilh, I 81 r.
oESrhEMkS'z7l have the honor 10 acknowlcdee
''s receipt 81 vow leiier ollhs l0linss., nlormao
ine y my nonnailon asa candidate Ior ,he sspa.
osa' osancih otiha next Legislature; and also. ~.
slsIlg g know whether Or moi, i am il t;ayor i
passing laN tax the people Ii 81 ,he prinen.l
oEally part otihe iaiereson The Bonds soIa ior N,
bensRtoflhe Union Bank s NE
Mh'ls' I wanll base been more N accordance
With ny wishes. thai some other pessop hs., ,ss
qualified, should have been selected, Mil no, NM
Tod the expression n The very hIsh ar.,;gr.,;aa,
I'M a0Fssd me lFeesising this distinguished mail
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

f-WE are authorized 10 announce RObcrt
Weir. M q candidate for Tho Office Of Clerk Of
the Pfohate Court Of Lowndcs county at the en-.
suing November election.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

ARRIVED AT l.Asr!--A fne steam ferry boa,
intended io ply between Ydalia and Natcnez, ar.
rlyed from Cincinnati at our lcyce last Thursday
she vas commanded down the river BY Captair
HATCHER, who brought with him big load 4
eaables q The more substantial order. TN.
boat Will bca great convenience to our Parish an,
The citizens Of Naichez. She il file proof-be,
name rnna'S' coacordia inielhgeacsr.
s may mol have been forgotten that ho tornado
walcn swept over tho lovely city Of Nalchez
iast year lkea bosom oi destruction bnrrv;ns
hundreds Of souls unwarned into eternity carried
WIN y u i's ruin three steam boats together
WIN the Na'ehez steam ferry boai, and ~ ,,e
glad 70 SEQ iisplacs supplied, We are maud =
see Nalchez taxing her rank ngain; visited i ~
has beenb iise, psstence mud Hurricane. IL, ~
bic spirited slizens, lisa above m;.ro,,.n.
Naichsz will proud city, as her citizen. 49,
generous chiyalfous and noble.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17
LoWNDES COUNTY CONVENTION.

lHe Deeglles rom eight precincts met in Co,
lambns agreeabyto previous notice sday in con-
venllon aud proceeded to organize the same. On
motion ofDr ID. Lipscomb, Col. SAINT d. Lauder.
dale was called 10 preside over The Convention and
y. F. Calhoun was appointed Secretary. The OBJ
jet Of The Convention having been briefly stated the
delegates presented their credentials.
Scott Thompson ESQ. offered the following res.
ouion
Resofcrd, That this meeting be called a n rsAnti.
Tax meeting in the place of Anti-Boid." Dr.
j. ii. Tate moved to amend the resolution hv s,r.
KING out all after the word ca Iei' and insert "
meeting opposed to taxation for tie purpose of nav
ing the Bonds sold for tic benefit of,he lrrion
Bank which wasagreed to.
The President from ndisposlion having vacated
Inc chair, JAS Whitfield was unanimously caleJt ia
preside Dr. j. II. Tate offered the following res.
oHlion,
he'ofrod, That This Convention proceed 10 nom
mate suitable Candidates TO repre.ent the county
OF Lowndes ~ both branches of the General AS
sen'bly oil his State for tic ensuing two Years.
Resoired, That names be brought before the
Convention previous to baotnr and that il ,copiro
majority of the votes OF the convention TO consn
tute nomination.
winch resolutions after some discussion between
Dr. Tate and Maj. N. l.. Mitchell were adopted.
lAe ConVcmon then proceeded 10 the nomina
Ton OF candidate loEa Seat in the Senate, and on
counting the votes, it was ascertaintd that Gcn'l
Jesse Speight had rece'd IS oui orGO votes, which
beng majority, he was duly nominated
nc Convention then proceeded to the nemina
hon OF three candidates 10 represent the county in
The representative branch Of our next Legislature
and on counting the votes, il was ascertaned uot
JAS Whitfield had received SIS
Jos. S. Ltakc, 81
Jno..T. Council, " votes ont or5
Which being d maprily, on The FIRST ballot thew
we're announced candidates for the lowe House.
Nc. Calhoun then offered The following Resou,
ion,
hesolred, That the Chairman appoint commit.
zee ol three who shat notify lhc gentlemen selected
" eandiaales 70 represent this county in The ext
Legislature, q their nomination and ocnqure Of
them whether they are ii favor Of i law imposipo
any taxes on lhepfope y pay tie principal Or any
portion ofhe irtefesi ofthe bonds sold for The ben
elltoilhc unlon Bank, and should either Of then
answer ~ The affirmative, then this Convention4Fc.
ncde from sncli nomination.
Which resolution was unanimously srreel Il
Ihe chair u pursuance NJ said resolution appointrt
Messrs. II 4 Calhonn.C,R lordan and Capt Johr
Seal.
on motion III Francis Ieech ESQ il was oriesSd
lhat the proceedings b sgnedh the Presisent anl
Secretary, andpnbliAtedin The Columbus Democrat
On motion Tie convention adjourned me die
JAS. WHITFIELD, prcs't
= t q SSAAsbsssjS ~ $50 ,ilsal.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

UNTDHT DElTH.-Ws have Just been shown
a letter Tam Madison county sit, detailing The
particulars Of The death Of Nh. WILLIAM BExorr,
late Of this PIacs. Il appears from the ccrrespon.
enes that MF b. had been employed by Mr Ro.
bert Shotwsll formerly Of this pace-lhai a diff.
Gully arose about the price Ofths formers services
Angry words ensued between The parties, when
Dir. Shotgel inflicted a wound upon the body Of
Mr.. Benoii WIN a knife Of which he died the
day following the 9Th instant, Mr. Z. held high
place in the affections Of the citizens Of Colum.
bus-h's death is deeply regretted.
The letter further states that Mr.. Shotwsll i.
held to bail in sum of $4,000 and further that
he was TO have been married a few days after The
fatal catastrophe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17
TO J0URNEYMEN PRINTERS.

Wanted At this Office Jourueyman Printer
who can set up Jobs, and perform any Of tho
duties nfn psin,ins ohioo Cash pad punetuollr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17
IL D.AO7,hsor BASkISG.- We eli, II. roIlow.
''s ''ein The Huntsville Democrat. 49,
BANK FRAUDS

Il. ~ y examination took place This week 49,
NJ aoo0F Judge Matln Of charges u ' c,sd
Re- against some men from TaiIaooo.a ~,
"a .sp'I1 counties 9. w Griffin, R us.,a aau
. aaa John n. Gunss were charged Win ai
.aey 2 deiraud The Branch Bank il ms .Dhs p
ssulng 'ile dlscounng of paper ssrsa 1 u ~
'o,sDls men, through The means = g.. y IRE
concentrations They have been bonDds ~ ~
ppsal . our next circuit court N NE s w Y
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOHN ID. FREEMAN.
POLITICAL DlsCIfSsIoNe

/. NJ. TrcRER Esq. and the Hon d. q. snArrrer
w'lIatIend Tie allowing appointments, and address
Ihopeopte on State policy il the olowlngplaces and
at the times 10 vit;
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

SrrAM SHlr PREsIDENT.--The last ray
hope ioi this noble aud much lamenied vessel has
vanished New York papers iurotm us tina, the
Insurance officers, shat took risks upon her are
50 well satisfied of her loss that they have paid
the insurance money.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17
THE PIONEERS.

4 lllue group oiyclerahs. five In AumbeF one
q whom yrs Ten. Jackson,antl al or whom were
companions u the curly settlement Of' lne nIlssls.
nppi alley, happened togethtratiho Post Office
~ MS place few days ago, when IN tho course
q Their conservation about events DC olaeu time,
hey mentioned their several ngrs, which added
together made al aggregate 81 ass yours OT
'ao hfe Cen Understandable was 7asiiIs AIatcl,is
the youngest.
reese bravo and psrscveringa pioneers DC Ibis
region, who were among jha iirst ID penetrate ho
dense iloreais--Mho Snbsisted ali ilso aalic thSy
could take ~ They passed along, cIaa themselves
y 'haslns ofbeast&,audfous Way wesi-
osef lfe corpse tmany agad man uaaenoiohes Oh
iiio tFees Oealda Their path way % guides lnr tho
felnfn, % lur lhs direction III those Who injaht
come afer them aud fallua ilie green cati6bialgs
maj ilourishsd IN The slEe N pF owIs haautifilrs
'y--secmed e enjoy vivid EeAlleeIgOn el lho.
retrospect. Thor confasg h this country, Min
~ now tloutshing cities.ils slea,a navigation. NJ
Mcadamsed IArnpiles,ilA cultivated zelda. aud
Us immense population, with IN Nilu aspect Ill
Garner aays, was q lhelespess interest IL The
young VINO wlinessedl their Interview. Each has
more than nunbesedhis ihraO score ysafa hnase
saa onool them, who snnw more snFighlIy ibnn
aaii lne Young men IA twenty, Ias feItsl III, his
n''n score. We wish Them many aafahtfsll
i aaur y 'hc eyefIing Vi tfpfr will spent lxas.
iAey mast soon pass away; hntihe lseshnsss III
men memories hall co.tndnrs With lhelsaounIsy'y
history s'''',, \
sasAuills Llaics
\ Saokss.-s oulook, u sald aC srmhnmindesl
and imaginative sriend tp pale, haasard ana.
kef- "you look HI II yOu hid VT OH III your
grave @ lght yonv ~ gAfs ina couldn't hid yo,r
way back agaiH.''
Inc louisville AiiseFtlsur says that James
behsbfolheF I'd John Ben, Tho Spcfclnry of war.
~ his passage ike-- A s
threw himoeIl ialo The liver. about ~ miles below
Memphis. ina I'll ofmenlal isgang cement aud was
drowned. W.T.
Il has been asrcilairod by The recent invcs.
legations, that Gales and Scnton slnnd charger
on the books of tho u. 8 Bank h The amount Of
$4,000. After all lts who wonders II their
suppssa q another establishment ofihe SANG char
aLtefl
II il stated Tint in 100. ne Wheat grown ii
Y. bilatn was only IL sAp bushels; ia 1890. The
crop was estimated At sl0O. 100000 bushels
Thsis nearly N millions more than all The whea,
iown ip tne United States Al The last census.
Gen. Scott lis said has been nominated BY
President Tyler, rihe post Of GeneraIsin. CHE
The Army Of the United States ID fill the Va
nncy Occasioned BY the death Of Gen. Macomh
Immigration. The New York Com. Advert.
ser,of the LAT uli. says Upwardso 1000 Ioer.
agepassengers il port since hc publication
onthe 10Th.
A plan for National Bank with capital az
s25,ooQ,000, % be located .at New York, has
been submitted to The Secty. Of tho Treasury By
The Hon. Abbott Lawrence.
Joseph Bonaparie il said 70 70 very large
in The Bank Of kentucky
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17
t6IHinbGs,S j6ly 10, ls4l


Gen Jesse SpeigA,
81 Ihe undersigned have been appointed 81
W. convention ned this day, % notify you, that you
As's selected Y represent this County in the seno
a!oFa hFanshofou nsSt Legislature; md ols,, =
sagu''e whether yoa ase il favor Il passing law
y 'aS sAs people y pay The principal or any Dart
Union Bank ID Z ~
very especially, Sc.
n e. CALHOUN.
u fnns
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17
= "IA1JL oT IIN II /,
Messrs. r, r. Calhoun, C. r. Jordan. J. ss,t


! he right spirit is manifested in the subioned et-
ter Mr. Weirs withdrawal fhis name under The
circumstances OF the case is highly crcditable to
num- ooch instances OF self denial and devotion 10
pF'"c'p'c are rare in these days ooffce seek inc and
deserve 10 be recorded and commended. The De.
",oc'a''c parry otold LoNndes viii not forget Mr..
wen patriotic course on this occasion.
COLUMBUS July 10Th, ls41.
Editor cfthe Democrat. SR.-Thc Convention
winch met thus day for The purpose Of nomjna,no
.ao1'da'es lor the Legislature, having nominated
Jesse spelghi Esq for Senator ! take This occasion
70 withdraw my name osa candidate for thar olico.
'""ps NJ Editor, that The principles advocate
may prevail and that the nominee Inv snst,io ihor
ion, Respectfully, Your ellow,ciuzen,
ADOLPHUS G. VEIN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

Il has been asreilainod by The recent iaycs
legations, that Gales and Sexton stand charger
on the books Of tho u. Bank II the amount Of
$4,000. Ahef all ltes who wonders N their
suppesa olanolhur establishment Of The same char
aLtefl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

Inc louisville Advertiser says that James
bessbrother ID John Ben. Tho Spctctary of War.
~ his passage lke-- No. In ~
threw hnaeIi inlo The Elger. about 2 miles below
Memphis. in i lil ofmental dsgangelneni and was
drowned. s@
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

II u stated Tint in I70o. ne Wheat grown in
g. Britain was only IL sl0 bushels;in 1890. lie
crop was estimated a LOO. 100000 bushels.
This Is nearly ~ millions more Than all The wheat
iowp IN tae United States At The last census.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

MoRE OF lr.-Mr Ewing estimates The expen.
s.s tbs ytar at S3l, 35s,502 6l
Mr. Woodbury., IN December last,
estimated the necessary expcn
ses at 23,so0,20o co
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

u Suaokss.-" onsloolt, sal1 aG sFalannnded
ana imaginative friend ~ 4 pale, haggard sian.
kef- "you look III II yOu Ind ut oul III your
grave . lght yonv II jill, and couldn't Ind your
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

More Roucn STrALlNc.- The Milwaukee
limos, Courier says .-''Judgc Doty is not he
only delauIier that has received an appointment
lFom President Tyler. b 4. Eduads, former
receiver al EdNardsse, Illinois,wbo was posted
anuui last season by The Federal papers, as
Loco Foco defaulier and Sub Treasurer" has
been appointed Post Master at Alton, III. Ed
wards was removed frcm officeb Mr Van Du-
ten for delacatIon.aRd last season. after the ex-
p'falen Of nearly Jour years, al The end Of au tx
eeuIioU, no paid Uncle sam the eight ibousnd.
dollars be had 80 long Kept him out Of. Had
Edwards fobbad three d -four thousand more, he
would probably have BEN made Governor oil a
teFri,ory.
we, Anew years ago had The pleasure ofan at'
qua!nlance with ibis worthy. Hewns ihenaD'
mecFat, but his propensity fofill gotten lucre vas
y great thai he has turned mig, drask hard cider
'iolo his naste''- gold md i ewrrdcd with Of
ice under this reform Administration.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-20
BY JOHN FORSYTH, Jr.
r E R M $

| F. h M . s a,t Subscription ten dollars fdr the dnily aper, payable m yearly adv by cash city reference. Persons wlsing To discontinue must give one weeks notice in writing.
 Advertisements continued without in satrs for the Insertion, and fifty for each sub seauent one Seini-weekly and tri-weekly will be charged the same first insertions. Twelve lines make square Ii an advertisement makes less than square il shall cost as mnch full one
 Advertisements limited the manuscript, as to the number of insertions, will be continued for two months and cirged, unless previously directed to be takeh out Of the paper by written order
 Advertisements bearing upon their faces the names the persons by whom they sent must be endorsed Ly them.
 The terms for annual advertisers will be SlO for one square, and S25 for each additional square, with the prN lege of changing once week, due ill advance.
 The privilege of annual advertisers is limited to iheit own immediate business and all advertisements Tor the benefit of other persons, well as all legal hnNeitse ments and advertisements of auction sales, sent Dy te must be paid for at the usual rates.
 All advertisements required by law, wlh pc chseu " the full rates .,., contract, will be charged at the usual rates. . Arrangements will be made with those who occupy hd colnnn continuously for year, according lo the nature of the business and the frequency ol te change of matter. Advertisements of application for the beneht oi the lusolven Laws, will not be published in any case, ness paid for previous insertion, payment be snarahteeu hy responsible person in town. , All announcements of candidates for ohce, VIII ne ch ge i've dollars for daily insertions during the cahNass payable in all cases in advance. , Military and Fire Companies and other slillir Asooa tiOls will be charged full rates by the lnsertloh UT o dollars per if they do not exceed one square ea week. .,, .1, ha All personal commmic when admissible VIII pe charged double, and in all cases payment must De % "
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-20
RIn Chancery-State ol AIabama-Mobie County
 Sulng Term, 4. D., lS4l

77t ys.
 Rch'd It. Wilkins & the Branch Bank at Mobile dns HNlliS Is Bill filed fnr the foreclosure of mofl- B gage made by Richard R Wilkins to N llliam r. Cleveland bearing date the eleventh day of February, A. D., 1855, and al the Sprug Term, A. D., lsii o te court of chancery for the htst district ol the southern chancery division of said State at Mobile, the following order was made in the causc ltappear- lng o the satisfaction of the court, that the deit K. R. Wilkins resides out of the limits of the State of Alabama he is ordered appear at the next term ni this court the first day thereof, and answer ol demur tn the bill of complaint in this cause, or the allegations of the same will be taken confessed by him Il k further ordered that this order he published once n week for six weeks in some newspaper print ed and published m the city of Mobile, and that a copy nl the same be posted the door of the court house of Mobile county within forty days from this date.
 Witness Malcolm ]. McRae, Register of the said
 court of chancery, ths twenty first day of June,
 A. D., lS4I. Attest,
 une2l 9to. M. J. McRAE, Register. In Chancery-State of Alahama--Mobe County,
 Resister's OHce-A Rules Planters & Merchants Bank ofMobile q al, complt 54O vs
 James F. Roberts and 1nhn Ryrnce, Jr. al, df'te A FFlDANI'r being made and filed that the de "A lendant Charles H. Earle, resides out of the limits of the State of Alabama to wit m the State of New York the said defendant Earle is ordered tu appear at the next term Of the court o chancery for the first district of the southern chancery division of the State of Alabama at Mobile, be held on the coal Monday of November next, and then and there a4wer or demur the bill of complaint in this or the same will be taken confessed against hnn and the said bill of complaint was filed for the fore closure of certain ndenture of mortgage made by James F. Roberts to James Magce, Calvin Norris and Thomas W. Mccoy and bearing date the 26ti day of May, A. D. lS35.
 ftrther nrdareI that ts ordpr of puhlicaf inn be published once a week for six weeks m some newspaper printed and published in the city of Mo he, ha, copy of the same he posted on inc door of the Court House of Mobile county, and that copy he forwarded by mail to the defendant Charles II. Earle at the city of New York, all within fifteen days from this dale at
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of the court
 of chancery aforesaid, this twenty y-frst day of
 June, A. D., 1911. Attest,
 june23 l0to M. J. McRAE, Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-20

In Chancery-State of Alabana-Mobile County Jonathan Hunt, compll. Reg,ster's Ofice 6S5 vs Al Rules.
 Mary Anne Smith,et al defts THE bin in this filed for the foreclosure of mortgage made by one George Smith to said Jonathan Hunt, and bearing date the 10th day of June, A. D. 1886 And now the complainant comes by his solicitor and applies for order of publication to the defendant Mary Elizabeth Smith; And it appearing the satisfaction of the Register, from the of Mary Anne Smith oa file int he cause, that the said delt. Mary E. Smith resides of the limits of the State of Alabama, ts wi at Norwak in the State of Com necticut the said defendant Mary Elizabeth Smih k ordered to appear at the next term of the court of chancery for the first district of the southern cancery division of the State of Alabama be held at Mobile the second Monday of November next, and answer or demnr to the bill of complaint in this cause.-It is further ordered, that this order be published once week for four weeks in some newspaper printed and published in;the City of Mobile that copy of the be posted on the toordf the court house of Mo- bile county, and that copy be forwarded by mail to the sad Mary E. Smith al her aforesaid place of re- sidence: All within fifteen days from this date.
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
 court of chancery, at Rules, this twenty sixth
 day of July, A. D. lS4l.
 Attest, M. J. McRAE,
 july28 25tE Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-20
XXTHITE SULPHUR WATER. Water fresh HX lrnn Ihe White Snlnlnr Snrinas Va

"HlrE SULPHUR WATER.-Water fresh w from the White Sulp Springs, Va.
 To those persons acquainted with the character of these Springs, enlogy is unnecessary. But to those who not, it will be sufficient to inform them that in all diseases of the Bowels Lver Kidneys or Skin, the Water will be found most eligible remedy, be- ing not only active and efficient medicine, but a pleasant, and to solne delightful beverage. Per- hps al no season is its use more imperatvely indi- cated than the coming season an the months, when those who are unacclmated are exposed to deadly disease, and to the old residents subject to Hepatc distractions. For sale by the dozen or sin gle bottle or gallon by RICHARD NORTH,
 Druggist & Chemist.
 may27 26qtf 25 Government & 45 Com sts
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-20

XNHIrE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA.Lon w hand few dozen of the celebrated Water from | the White Sulphur Springs, Va. 4 a1
 To persJns acquainted with the character of these Springs euogy Is unnecessary. But to those who are moi, will be sufficient inform them that in all diseases of the Bowels, Iiser kidneys or Skin the | Water win be found most eligible remedy, beng
 not only an active and efficient medicine, but pleas
 ant, and to some n deghtfsl beverage. Perhaps at
 no season is its use more nperatively indicated than
 the coming season and the summer months, when those who are anacclih,aei are exposed to dead,
 disease and to the old residents subject to Aepatc Instructions. For sale by the dozen single bote by RiCII'D NORTH, Druggist & Chemist, mar4 70 utl No. B Govt and 45 Comlnercp st