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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-08

The pond drains in Butler county, the
construction of which was authorized by
law of the Legislature, were compile
ted in November last. These drains
have been constructed, partly by the
State, and partly by the county, in the
proportion of one third by the former, and
two thirds by the latter. These works
will open large amount Of land for cul-
tivation and effect an improvement in
the condition of large portion of Butler
county, which has hitherto been extreme
ly unhealthy. The total cost ofthe work
10 the State, has been 81, 100; which has
been charged in the account of the Mi
ami canal.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-08
S675,O67 72

The amount estimated as necessary TO
complete each work, over and above
the amount nov due contractors, is as fol-
lows:
Wabash and E.
rie canal, S25O,OOO OO
Extension efMi- :
ami canal, 10000 90 80
Hooking ca E%4
nal, ALTO O4
Western Re-
serve and
road, 5000 90
al n60 no 10
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-08

ence than on the canal. This effect
would seem TO indicate the policy of so
arranging the rates of toll as TO do away
with this competition, either by increas-
ing them on the roads, or diminishing
them on the canal.
There has been
paid on this ca
nal, during The
year 1S4l, by
Il. G. Bates.
acting commits
sioner, for Ordi-
nary and extra
ordinary re-
pairs, $2O,256 81
For new works, 2S,34S 81
I" land, 1900 90
" pay Of engin-
eers, and for
incidental ex-
penses, 2, 175 81
For constructing
pond drains, 1850 90
Total, $50, ,430 55
In addition to the
above, there
has been paid
for awards Of
damages on the
Warren county
canal, $50 90
To which add for
mer payments
on this canal, 2l7,552 10
Total payments
on this work to
Nov. Is, 164l, ---2lS,372 %t
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-08

Balance remaining in the
Treasury Nov. Is, 1910,
Tolls and fines collected and
paid into the treasury du-
ring the year ending Nov.
Is, 1s4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-08

$50 80
6O,s74 II
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
BIT.

Tho power of habit, in forming rational
beings 20 vice or virtue, 10 elegao, or ruff
manners, TO attention or inatteotion, to in
dussry or idleness, to temperance or sens
suality, to manual dexterity or the wan;
of it, 10 universally acknowledged.
Something, no doubt, depends upon
the peculiar constitution Of different
minds; and something, too, perhaps, on
the structure and constitution of different
bodies; but, in fashloning the character,
and in giving impulse and direction to ge.
MUS, the Influence Of habi, is very great.
AS, in early life our powers of imitation
are strongest; our minds m 9, docile, and
our bodily organs mos. fexicle, so good
or bad our habits, both mental and corpo.
real, are The most easily acquired. Hence
The necessity OF carly discipline, the un.
speakable advantages Of good education,
and The innumerable evils consequent up.
on bad one. Ii amazes one t. consider
wha, progress in the most difficult arts
may be made, when our faculties of mind
and body are properly directed at the be-
ginning Of life; and how easy an action
that at first seemed inprac.lcable becomes
when it has grown habitual.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
6 { Z = g
N 1T Gle

Respecting lands in the Syute Of
Mississippi, ceded By the treaty
NTH the Chocta,0 Indians, conclu-
ded at Dancing Ea6Jt Creek in
September 1880.
TNHE concluding proviso ofthe act
L. of Congress approved oed une,
1898, entitled San Act to gran pre-
emption rights TO settlers on tie pub.
lie lands" lin virtue of which certain
lands in the Choctaw cession aforesaid,
have been since withheld from pri.
gate entry) having been repealed By
Iaw, notice is hereby given. that
such Of the Lands aforesaid. as lie
within the limits of the District sub.
llect to sale at this off ce, will be again.
liable to private erltry, after iSiry
days from date hereof.
Inc law provides "that such repeal
shall not affect any title, to any tract
OF Ia Iandsecured in virtue ofsaid treaty"
y. under my had at the Land
ohhce, at Columbus, Mississippi,
this goth Of October, ls4p.
WIN. D0WSING,
'N',N Register.
~ ~ prs fees7 %
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12


Tie Eaa half " tbs north Wan
quarter VI soctioD No, 10, The south
eaai quarter NJ section No. ~, In
Township ~ llauge n Fast, Tie
south wesi quanef N section slRlu,
vest hall Of north east quarter, and
south west quarter of section IN, tho
west hall Of section ~, and The north
west quarter ~ section 30 IN town.
ship II range ~ cast, Lots No. o,
4, IL, and ~ IN section one. Lots No
I eight, ., aud Ia, Of sec z, Lots No.
., 4, ., o, II, IL, ~ and II II section
fotirJ the west half Of north east
quarter, aud east half oi north west
quarter of section -, In township 10,
range 10 east The south half Of soc.
ton 90, township 10, range 10 cast,
Tho 81 north ensi quarter, and south
west quarter of section 81, township
10, range 10 east, west half of south
east quarter Of section 80, township
~, range 10 east, west half of north
west quarter of section o, the north
west quarter, and north west quarter
OF south east quarter, and north east
quarter OF south west quarter Of SEQ.
ton 3, township Is, range Ia east,
west half Of south east quarter of
section go, south east quarter, and
east halfofnorth east quarter OF Sec
ton 20, and west halt of section 80,
III township 10, range 10 east being
the effects Of William w. HUMPHREYS
duly declared Bankrupt.
Also, an undivided interest Of one
haltin the south west quarter, and
west half of south east quarter oil Sec
ton 8, and the north west quarter of
section 10 III township s, north of
range 8 east, lying and being in the
County of Scott, and State Of Missis-
Slppl; being the effects of Henry L.
duly declared a Bankrupt.
S. B. ALLEN,
assignee, &c.
Columbus, Mi Nov. I, Is42.
xxi ids prs. fee Sxv.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
THE NJ n SIS n No n n.
LOUISVILLE, MISS.
SATURDAY. NovpMERle, Is42'
We are under the necessity of IL

We are under the necessity Of a.
gain apologising TO our subscribers,
for the small quantity of reading mat
ter in our paper this week, as We
have been busy all the week in
distributing pi, in order to be prepar-
ed for the reception of an immense
quantity of advertising, which we
are in anticipation of during the en-
suing week.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
LOCK YOUR STABLES.

We are informed that there is a
number Of horse thieves prowling
about in this, and the adjoining coun-
ties. The honest part of the commu-
nifty in the southeast part of this
county, we are glad to learn, are
industriously engaged in ferreting
out, and bringing 10 justice, some of
the scamps. They have caught three
oithe clan, two ofwhom are in jail at
Macon, and the other, we learn, is
undergoing his trial before Justice
of the Peace, prior to his commital.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
AssrdNEE's SALE!

ON Friday the 10th day of Dece.n.
- Der, ls4s, | will expose to public
sale at the Court House door Of Choc-
taw County, Mi, the followingdescri-
bed Lands, to wit:
An undivided half interest in the
5 E 1 of sec. Cd, township 10, range
9 eat, the Ea of N E /, Z AofS e
!, W ! of N w /, w 4 of SEA and
5 W I of N w 4 ofsec. 80, in Town
ship 10, Range 10 E, the E 4 of Sc.
! Of sec. 80, in Township 30, Range
s Z, lying and being in the County
OF Choctaw, and State of Mississippi,
being the effects of Thomas Christ
ian, duly declared a Bankrupt.
s. b. ALLEN,
assignee SC.
Columbus, mi. Nov. 7th ls4o.
xxi tbs. prs fee 81 so.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
SINGULAR CLOCK.

NJ. Sebwilgus has recently completed
an astronomical click for tho cathedral OF
Stmsborg, to the repair Of which he bs"
devoted himself with an iodelalIgsbls ass
siduily for tbs l.H4 years.
IL was TO be finished about the end OF
September, and ils Inauguration vii make
a part Of the festivals which take place a,
the scientific congrsss. Every one who
has been allowed TO penetrate Into the
sanctuary or NJ. Sehwilgue's lsbcr agree
10 ssying lhs, II will he an admirable
peice OF workmanship, and in It's whole
aud liz parts will form one Of the wonders
OF modern Europe. The revolutions of
the sun, the moon, and planets, figure
there with sciouifc precision; and the
most ingenious mechanism gives motion
at the appointed time TO The different fig
utes.
Seven fgnrce represent the seven days
In wrek; each appears ia turn, and oc-
,uPies q psr'icula place. according tie the
hour Of the day. The -four Ages strike
he quartes, and the hideous skeleton,
Death, employs himself in striking the
lours. AT noon the twelve apostles come
n succession to bow before the figure of
esus Christ, who gives them his bless
ng. And, finally. at the same hour, the
ock raises his wings three times, and 3
lines makes the vaults Of the cathedral
esound with his crowing.-ForeiSn pu.
e..
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
ASS1GNEE'ss SALE!

On Tuesday the Goth day of De-
- cember, ls42, | will expose to
public sale inlhe town of Philadel-
phia, County of Neshoba, and State
of Mississippi, the following desert
bed Lands, to-wit:
An mJivided half interest in the
following Lands. The f ! of S EA
of Sec 81, the w 4 OF S w ! of Sec
"a, the 4 Of f / and N w of
Sec 95, the n e or and east 4 of north
west or of section SO, all in township
range 10 east, lying and being
IN the county of Neshoba, and State
OF Mississippi, being the effect of
Thomas Christian, duly declared q
Bankrupt,
S. b. ALLEN,
.assignee &c.
Columbus, mi. Nov. 18th 1912.
xxi ids prs fee 81 so.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

i0 slms, ~ tAs nlsfsy a artistic nett N u
sssissts. HhlIs lhsss " sthsg wsfss aa an,
has~s' ~ 'ssssfaeas,' lks tAa,abe lsess ~
lhIs ace the m0sl smlasNi ssthsu " uws age 4
ssseifgl ihs vsey asalDsssz fsuWasn@-gf sB,s
sar'ssAL nfnAruta E.pssslif . n esisa
STATED a. saAtslalna me thelssu pfsaefllees ~
ths Assa lsmsis wnssu ~ ibs itws. Eysu
asmbsf seWs.lss asms whkb msy bs sppeaisd "
nth Pride ~ the sss - sisdEatlat th'if iuisls
lssiasi seissnss, Tss fsiig~iag l,a ~ sglhgI
sssss, wka hsss kllksne mhb wlil ksfsslia ~nis
,sf u, ~ill show lesi N u. mGsn M nyslfr 70
= ssa ss ssasiasd.
Me-. Enms q. Emesy, Aa,hw 81 "csn,,sass
Lanmsf," go.
wn. Ffsets ssp.m o9ooi, Aafhs, N 81
wmsth Of Wild Flowers ffs@ Nsw toglsnd,n
slo.
Mr.. ssbs smith, Author of'Ffh. sihls" oh,ls,
etc
Misc Eliza Leslie, Au,ho, Of "pspeil skash.,s
ste.
Mrs. "Ma,y Ola.sn," sutbOt u "a F.w
Iloms--Who'll Foloww "Fofsd Life"
etc.
nn maria Books, su,hot sf"Zophisl or The
Bdds Of severn
mrs. Lydia n. sisoumey. author of " Zosindurf
A. other POEMS" etc.
Mn. EF Ells,, suthor Of characteristics Of
Schilef,u etc.
MRS Lydia Jane Pierson, author Of "Poems 4 rs.
ays,nye.o.
Mrs Amelia .. Welbv, author Of "Pocms by A.
melia,v etc.
Nrn A N e Annan, author Of "Tsle' & Sketches
etc.
"F. e. F,n anthoF ofThe Marriages Of Convent.
ence, ntc.
nrs Ann s Stephens, author Of wary Derwect."
etc
Besides these weliknown K universally popu-
lar writer's, many anonymous contributors Of
distinguished merit furnish anicle for neerly ev.
cry number.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

A DuichInan, IN proceeding 10 .
placG from whence lte heard tho rflet
ofdialresa, discovered oueoi his neigh
bom lying under n sloue wall Which
had lslIen upon him, aud fractured llIa
logs, "Nell, den, natter Vniideftikeb,
yal ish de matter va ys'"
"Vail Wy you sees my conditions
yid all desc pig sloiics upon mc and
poth mine legs pfoko Of closes " my
poddy"
"Nline Cot" said Homie, "isl dat
alp you followed 20 like 10 digili !
thought you was got Ihe lo0theacho.'
u y. sat Past
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

"Nimod, can you tell me who
was the first mani"
adam somebody. His father
want no body, and he never had no
mother, on account of the scarcity OF
women and the pressure of the
times"
"How long were the children OILS
rael in the wilderness"
"Till they found their way out"
"Who was compelled to seek refuge
in the land Of Nod"
"Gov. Dorr."
"Why was he obliged to flee hith-
er."
because he got up Kings ebene-
ger, and Providence wouldn't protect
him."
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
.Ma @ AAaa.-

The Circuit Court for this County,
commences OH Monday next, which
will occupy the time of the parties
concerned, but a short space, as we
learn that there are but very few ca
SEES on the docket for trial at this, as
at the last term.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

john Masks, sbg AS recently tanV'o'
ted u inc mafdsf NJ NJ Gls't, 10 Towns
60 (Al. and sentenced 10 ihs Psniish
hafy fof lie, committed Suicide, by
hssgioR himself - The bar. ~ his esl'
door lhs Glsl oiaht he spent In prison.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
Near .%aveylxoemena
8A3iAUpp SAFES {

I WILL sell at the Court House
u door in the Town of Philadelphia
Neshoba county, mi on Tuesday the
Goth day of December, lS42, for cash
the following described Lands, being
the effects OF Peter G. Thompson, a
Bankrupt, to-wit:
The North west quarter dissection
No. s, Township No. 10, North of
Range No. | East, e 4 offs or sec
no 81, township ii east, n W or of
sec 6, township IL, n of range 8, W 4
ofse or and s W Or of sec 81 town
ship IL, n ofrange ten, e, sec o town
ship N n of range eleven, Q, east a
sec sc, townshipeleven, n of range
ten, e, w 4 of S W or sec SO, towns'p
eleven, n of range eleven, e, S w ar
and W ofn w Or of sec IS, in town.
ship eleven, n ofrange-ten e, sec in
township twelve, n Of range eleven e,
W of II W or of sec 4 township IN
of range eleven e, W or of sec S in
township twelve, n of range eleven
e, W or of S or of sec 4, township
twelve n OF range ten east w of
n or of sec 9 township twelve, n of
range ten east, 4 of n W or of sec 9
township twelve II of range ten east,
w ! OF S e or and 1 of w / of sec
4 township eleven, n of range ten e,
S or of the n or and the W 4 ofn
or Of sec "a, township twelve, n of
range eight east, e / and sw or of
n W or of sec 35, township twelve, II
of range eight east, S W or of sec "a,
township twelve, n of range eight e,
W 4 offs 9 or and W Inf of W ar sec
90 township twelve, n of range eight
east, n or of sec 33, township twelve
II of range eight east,
5. b. ALLEN,
Assignee.
Also at the same time and place,
the following described lands, be-
ing the effects OF Peter G.. Thorn
pson and Robert Bedingfeld, Bak-
rupts, to-wlt:
The W hf of S W Or of section ten,
township twelve, Ii of range ten e,
W hf of the W and w Inf of w or
Of sec fifteen, township twelve, r. Of
range ten c, n W or and w hf of s w
1r OF sec FL, township lwelve, n of
range ten e, W hfof the n w ar of sec
~, township twelve, n of range ele-
ven e,w hf of the n W or and Inf of
W or sec ~, township twelve, n of
'ange eleven e, W hf of the W ar of
ec 81, township twelve, n of range
'leVene e, n W or and W hf of W ar
u sec tWenty-one, township twelve. |
OF range ten e, W hf of n W or and ,
v nj of $ W or of sec fifteen, towns'p !
we've, II of range ten e. W hf of S W $
r OF sec ten, township twelve, n of ,
ange ten east. !
s. 3. ALLEN, /
Assignee. {
Columbus, mi. Nov. s, '42.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
-Xhknala GmMMMments

In che department Of Engravings, i,is Wi
known that Grahsms magazine has far surpassed
any periodical work sver published The high
est ambition Of rival publishers seems thus far TO
have been 10 maintain a respectable imitation
ef,he numerous costly and beautiful works ola
with which tina successivenumbers Of this journ-
al have been graced. In the course of the sue.
csedlpg volumes many importpnt new features
will be introduced. SARTAiN & SADD. the
mos, celebrated MEzxoTINT ENGrAvEn in the
Union, & equals of the best in Europe, will con-
time TO furnish their exquisite productions; &
Rawdon, Wright K Hatce, Parker, Dick Glm-
brsde Jackman and Jenes Of New York. aud
Dodson, Welcn a. Waltes. Thicker and others,
Of Philadelphia AL among the most eminent
Line Engtaven of the present century, have been
engaged to furnish succession OF highly finish
ed steel engva Wings, superior to any tina, have
hitherto appeared in periodicals Among the pic.
tnDs that will be eugraved for the volumesin is
IA ara aeva rnl
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

A learned young lady I'ciog asked
~ a iea.iable II Size used sugar, re-
piled, II have n dlhbolieal tnyincible
fepuenance 10 suRnr, lof ~ my insoiis
sible copilaliobs ifpon The subject, tic
nayosily ofihe upaf0ulIhes dio has
,osily III the lea, and renders i vast.
Iy obnoxious hit
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

The BANKRUPT Law. The New
York Journal of commerce advises
those who intend to take the benefit
of the bankrupt act to be quick about
it, as there is good reason to think it
will be repealed at the next session
of congress.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

The Hon. r. NJ johnson has re-
Gently been on a tour through Penn
syIvania, and has every where met
with the most enthusiastic greeting
from the democracy.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
Ass1G NEE's sALr.

nm MONDAY the 10th day of
- December, ls42, will expose to
public sale at the Court House door
of the County Of Winston, in the
State of Mississippi, the following
IlsAtle, 10 wit;
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

There is girl down East who is
so sour that vinegar tastes sweet after
kissing her.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

"Were you born III wedlock ?" ask
ed a qulzzical lawyer of a country
fellow. ono sir, was born in the
JdrSieS."
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

"Don't disgrace yourself by walk
ing with me-" as the thiefsaid when
hecoHstahle had him in charge.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

"Papa, the Temperance men say
they put logwood into Port Wine.
Is that what dyes your nose redl 20
"Nonsense, my son, go to bed"
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

~We are requested to state
that Elder S. s. Lattemore will
preach at the Baptist Church in this
place, on Saturday and Sunday, the
Tenth and Eleventh days of Deem
Der next, en- the ordinance of Baptism
and other Christian duties.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
TAX PAYERS

Should remember that next Mon
day will close the scene of paying
their taxes, without cost.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

NAvAL.-The United States ship
Of the line, Columbus, hence for CT.
brolter, was signalizcd--ro date Civ
en--in lat 80 0, lon. so 20, by the
Minerva, at New York. .#
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

Wheat is worth so cents (spcie)per
bushel, at Dubuque, Iowa Terrific.
ry.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

"EyEpY poG MIST uAyE ~, DAY"
Tho Mobile papers announce the
marriage Of james Daug TO Mmy
Day,-D
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

Major Noah says:-A young gen.
tleman at a temperance meeting on
being asked to sign the pledge, excu-
sed himself by saying, 81 am not
quite ready" At the close of the
meeting he proposed to one of the
young ladies present to see her safe
home. 81 am not quite ready" was
the laconic reply.-Sat. Post.
In Norway it is said to be no I'M
common sight to behold gentleman
dancing with a pipe in his mouth, or
IN waltzlng, constantly putting the
smoke into some lady's face.-Ibid.
AS for our self, we have never
attended a frolic in "these parts" to
see whether the gentlemen smoke on
such occasions, but we can state what
we have witnessed, and that within
few days past. We were standing
before our office door, the other day,
looking on at military parade. and
observed somc fifteen or twenty of
the soldiers marching, and wheeling
among the rest of the soldiery, with
on their shoulders, and huge
pipes in their mouths, the smoke
curling over their heads,
as they marched to the tune Of" Yan
bee dOpdHe."--Rf. N~.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
ORIGINAL PAINTINGS

THOMPSON, FREEMAN, FRAN.
QUINET.
Asd other, distinguished artists. The
American periodicals. have hitherto con.
tanned, save in very few instances, only
scgrsvings copied from foreign prints.
The publisher Of GRAHAM's MAGAZINE
will be the frat to reform the practice;
and to make his work strictly original
10 its embe llishments 40 well as in its
literary contents,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY.

One Of the new lestures Of the coming
volumes will be the introduction Of "Por.
traits Of the Con,,ibutors to Graham's Ma
gssine," which. Of course, will include
nearly all the eminent writers OF the day.
The 3sih volume will include, from tn.
burins Of PARKER, DopsoN, g. other por.
traits (engrausd in the highest style OF
the art) Of Mr.. CooPrR, Professor Lone.
YELLOW, "MAMA DEL OcclDENrr," Mrs
SrsouRNEy, Miss SEDswI>K Mrs. SEBA
SMITH, MIRA. EMBURy, g. several others
oil from paintings executed expressly for
the purpooe.
THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT
Will continue TO embroce notes on cur.
rent literature. ETC., and reviews Of all
new American and foreign works Of gen
sral in,eres. & value. The criticisms Of
Grshsm's Magazine are acknowledged in
all parts fthis country TO be superior in
aeumen. honesty and independence to
those ofany cytemporary. Indeed, while
Q majonsy Of the monthly and quarterly
journals have become mere advertising
mediums for the BOOKSELLER, in which
every thing "in print" is indiscriminate'
ly praised, this periodical is looked up
on 90 just and discriminating arbiter
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

GaAEAMs MAoAzrNE will be published
% the first Of each month In every qaur.
ter OF the Union. The most distan. sub
seFlben will Get !. on tina. day. as we'll
90 those who reside in Philadelphia. The
FioPrietof being more DESTROYS Of Pressn'
MDg the Beet and Most Beautiful than the
cheapest work Ia the country, aud anxious
70 bring il within the reach all, offers ,bs
following as the LowEsT rErms at which
1t can DO aTorded;--
6tagls Copy, 90, 10 aavsrss.
Tvs g. |"
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
5. B. ALLEN,

'dSSIgnee.
Columbus, mi. Nov. s, '42.
XXI ids prs fee $50