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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
superior Court Of Chtmcery Of The STATE Of
sutsslsstPpt, June Term, 1S42.
James A. BroocIss complainant,

oUPe'tW So@it ~ CbLFnceTy of The Stale Of
.utsstsstPpi, June Term, 1s42.
James A. BroocIss Complainant,
22S3. vs..
Robert H. Cage, ct a., deSen'ts.
opening the matte rs Of this RFu.
y aud il appearing TO the Satisfaction "a
the Chancellor that the defendants. Maros-
ret Ann Moselys Thomas B. Morelg. cree,
Mosely, Mary @. Russell, Richard Rn@eIl
Martha Daniel, William Daniel,the nn,xro,'n :,
heirs Of Margaret Jeffries, Nancy Je,Friss.
and James H. Jefries, are not inhabitnn e ~
this state, butreside beyond the limits tbeve-
of, 50 that the ordinary process Of this con I
cannot be executed on them: Il IS therefore
ordered, that unless the said defendants sn.
pear before the Chancellor at the Court
room in the town of Jackson, on the first
Monday in December next, and plead. An.
swer or demur to the said bill Of complaint
the several allegations thereof will be taken
for confessed, and such order and decree
made therein as the Chancellor NAV deem
equitable and just. II is further ordered
that copy of this order be inserted in the
Yazoo City Wing once a week for two
months successfully.
Attest n T., nIYON MI,
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RACON-ReceiVed direct from Cincin.
- natl
10 casks Bacon Sides,
40 sugar cured Hams,
5 bbls Dried Beef,
2 hhds canvassed Hams.
with complete assortment of every article
called ior 70 the Grocery line, both for "a
miles and hotels, for sale very low BY
DRENNlNG g. CLARKE.
Oct. IA, le42. l4-n
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ChanCerV NOtice.

Superior Court Of ChGncery of the State
of Mississippi, October Rules, 1912.
James A. Brooks,
2l45 vs.
James Christian, ct al.
Upon opening the matters of this Bill,
u and it appearing from the affidavit of
the complainant that the heirs of the de-
PENDANT, George G Cameron, are not known
therefore, on motion of the complainant's
Solicitor, it is ordered that, unless the I'M
known heirs Of the said George G. Dame
ron, appear before the Chancellor at the
courtroom in the town of Jackson on the
first Monday in December next, and plead,
answer or demur to the said bill of COM
plant, the several allegations thereof will
be taken for confessed as to them, and such
order or decree made therein as the Chan
cellor may deem equitable and just. 1t il
further ordered, that a copy of this order be
inserted in the Yazoo City Wing once l
week for two months successfully.
R. L. DIXON, elk.
Wilkinson g. Miles, p @.
Oct. Z, ls42. pr fee $l5) 1896
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VS.. ais. f. ia.
D. Lemay, ct al
10y virtue of the above execution to me
- directed, shall expose to public sale,
at the door Of the courthouse in the town
Of Benton, within the hours prescribed by
law, to the highest bidder for cash,
On the fifth Monday of October, 1912,
all the right, title and interest of the defen-
dants, Lemay g. HeldebraDd, in and to the
following described property, to wit:-the
west half northwest quarter section Z, town
ship 8, range 3, west; east half of southeast
quarter section /, township 8, range 4 west
west half Of southwest quarter, and south
half Of east half Of southwest quarter sec.
ton 1, township 8, range A, west; west hall
southeast quarter, east half southwest quar-.
ter, and east half southeast quarter section
les, township 8, range 8, west; east half O
northeast quarter, east half southeast quar-
ter, east half southwest quarter, west hal
southeast quarter, east half northwest quar-
ter, west half southwest quarter, and ives
half northwest quarter section SO, TOWNSHIP
lie. range 3, west The same having beef
levied upon as the property of the defen
dants, Lemay and Heldebrand, to satisf
{ plaintifs' claim and costs.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
BY N. 6. Warts, ID. IN
Sep so, 1s42. (Prfee $l2) l2-5t
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Superior Court Of ChGnceyy Of the State Of
mississippi, September RaEes, 1912.
Adam L. Bingaman,
1868 vs.,
Richard G. Hyatt, ct al,
TIOPON opening the matters Of this bill,
- and it appearing that the defendants,
the unknown heirs Of Jacob B. Wamack,
are not inhabitants of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thetsof, so that the ofli-
nary process of this Court cannot be exc.
cuted upon them:-It IS therefore ordered,
that unless said defendants apBsaF before
the Chancellor at the Courtroom in the
town of Jackson, on the first Monday in De.
cember next ens1ing, and plead, answer or
demur to said bill of complaint, the several
allegations thereof will be taken for con-
iessed as TO them, and such order and de-
cree made therein as the Chancellor NAV
deem equitable and just. It is further or
dered, that copy of this order be inserted
in the Yazoo City Wing once week for
two months successfully.
Attest r. L. DIXON, elk.
By F. NJ HARRISON, D. C.
Wilkinson & Miles, P. @.
Sept. Is, 1912. (Pr fee Sl5) lO-9t
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shtsslSslPpt, June Term, 1842s
Morgan l.. Fitch,
1857 vs..
Brander. McKenna & Wright.
Upon opening the matters of this bill.
y and it appearing that the defendants.
James S. Brander, Hugh A. McKenna, and
Hamilton M. Wright, are not inhabitants OE
this State, but reside beyond the limits
thereof, SO that the ordinary process Of this.
court cannot be executed upon them: Il is
therefore ordered. that unless said defend
ants appear before the Chancellor At the
courtroom in the town Of Jackson, on the
first Monday in December next ensuing, and
plead, answer or demur to said bin Of com.
plant, the several allegations thereof viii Do
taken for confessed as to them and such
order and decree made therein astbe Chan.
celloT may deem equitable and Just. Il ID
further ordeFeds that copy of this order be
inserted in the Yazoo City Wing once q
week for TWO months successfully.
r. i. DIXON, elk.
BY f. N. HARRISON, ID. G.
Wilkinson g. Miles, Pc.
Sept. l6, 1912. lPr fee Sl51 loot
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AgricuIiuTal Bank OF Miss. J
10y virtue of the above Execution TO me
II directed, | shall expose TO public sale,
at the door of the Courthouse in the town OF
Benton, within the hours prescribed by law,
to the highest bidder, for cash, on the
First Monday of NOUember, 1912,
all the right, title and interest Of the defen'
dants, in and 10 the following described pro-
perty, to wit:
Negro Slaves Ben, Carey, Nelson, Shar
per, Morris, Boston Bob, and Kentuck Bob
The same having been levied on as the pro
perty of the defendants TO satisfy plaintiff
claim and costs.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
BY N. G. Warts, D. M.
Oct. 81, Is42. pr fee S4,5O) l5-2t
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Winter & Mead, and surety.
RY virtue of the above execution to me
- directed, shall expose to public sale,
at the door Of the courthouse in the town
of Benton within the hours prescribed by
law, to the highest bidder for cash,
On the fifth Monday of October, 1912,
all the right, title and interest of the defen-
dant, G. Mead, in and to the following de.
seribed property, to wit: negro slaves Dave,
Milly and child, Eliza, Anthony, and Nelly.
The same having been levied upon as the
property of the defendant, c. Mead, to sa-
tisfy plaintiffs claim and costs.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
By N. G. Warts, D. M.
Sept. 80, ls42. OR fee S9) I2-5t
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
In the Circuit Court of the United States
for the Southern District of the State of
Mississippi, to November Term, 1912.
James Dick, ct al.
vs.. Fl Fla.
Joel Stevens g. surety
10y virtue of the above execution to me
directed, shall expose TO public sale,
at the door of the courthouse in the town
of Benton within the hours prescribed by
law, to the highest bidder for cash,
On the fifth Monday of October, ls42,
all the right, title and interest of the defen-
dant, Joel Stevens, in and to the following
described property, to witi-the northwest
quarter of section 6, township IL, range /,
east; east half northeast quarter, and south
half of east half northeast quarter of section
6, township IL, range /, east; northeast
quarter OF section one, township eleven,
range /, west; northwest quarter section 5,
township II, range l, east; west half north
east quarter section 5, township ii, range
|, east; southwest quarter section 2, town.
ship IL, range /, east; southeast quarter Of
section 5, township IL, range l, east; wes
half southwest quarter section |, TOWNSHIP
IL, range |, east. The same having beer
levied upon as the property of the defend
ant, Joel Stevens, to satisfy plaintif1s' CLAIM
and costs. A. MILLER. Marshal.
ByN. G. Warts, D. M
Sep. 80, ls42. pr fee $l2) l2-5t
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BY +. N. HARRISON, d. G.
Wilkinson & Miles, P. @.
Sept. l6, 1s42. (Pr fee $l5) 1896

Superior Court Of ChGncery of the Stote Of
.NississiPpi, June Term, ts42.
Morgan l.. Fitch,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28

Superior Court Of ChGncery Of Che STATE
Of Mississippi, October RuLes, 1912.
Planters Bank, ct al.
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AWa II AIIAANIAN1 VI Ns
Wilkinson g. Miles, P. @.
Oct. 7, l942. pr fee Sl5) 1896
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je ~ ALEx'R DuvAL 4 co
EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE,
Drnnf Of Enncu De. 49,. q. !. ~


TUE undermined have opened the Store on Ifh street.
0ppoFiie the Exchange Hotel with the Wow Of furnish.
gi we s,5cns OF Richmond and vicinity with first ratio
lave not heretofore been offered In Ibis market. From
NC advaniafoa logaeaged In with ono o. tho
hfsi concernsin Now 1ork, They have hopes Of eong
snare 81 patronage, which the style and quality Of
goods cannot fail 10 command
Reference could be furnished a. The many cizona who
have favored the Esablshne NJ, ~ Broadway Anrric
Hotel New York, with fhcif orders, who will ItuTa
leave their measures with which will be forwarded
with despatch, and n Insured samrloa NJ tho fnao.
rails most IN M tho North, will be Kept hand,
rom which selections be made by all who would pre-
fer garments made IN order
An extensive assortment 81 Garments, Tor Spring and
summer wear, Offered for inspection, including Pan
taloona-from French and English Elasic CtsFimercs
eambroons, DrlnaE. McrDocs. Bomhazinca &C, IN va
TINS lies Particular attention has been directed
% this department. with object Of Offering
u Pans Witch their superior style Of and
finish must meet views ~ thueo requiring well M.
ting aitclc The may be applied 10 Vests wbif
have given 20 much satisfaction. Tho usual arsoTncnt
viii 10 kept up including Chailcy Msrseica rEs Etc
etc Dresi and Frock Goats, from French ami Ergiai,
Cloths, IN various colours Also, Morinoa GinaI,ams
Tlnsna, cic.
Win superior assortment Of Fancy Dress ArtieIos
Including nc atesi style Of SILK Satin and Noiair searfi
.gd Crsvaa Cfavs Hunners Stocks snspendors SIN and
lnen handkcrchteia Shirts, Collars Gloves underveeta
snd Dfawers' Hosiery, Umbrellas, Canes, etc Also 4
sfcs, sarieiy OF Oriental Robes, or Dressing towns
JoT STARR A. co.
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MORE NEW BOOKS
Received at tho Book Store OF
SMITH, DRlNKER * MORRIS


Received at tho Book Store OF
SMITH, DRiNKER & MORRIS.
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oensi,nhnople rhches, the Red sea. Mount SHAT Pcrr
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Will numerous plates. - N'
We recommend II 10 the n,hlIr a. .,..i,,, ,,., -
travcl-U. y. Gazette. ~ "
The author has contrived 10 give 10 Ills
paeee seeLcty and EVENT. spirit ufeshncss ana yr,.
the Times. N spun VI
TuEODORE uOOI<'s LAST
=, tNihhNS AMI sons Novel by the hfc TIE ,,lorc
iioos suihor OF Sayings aud Doinxs Gilbert Quincy
NC, la y lomo "'''
W Fathers aud soma only s,y that lie reyision
was about the last literary lamcntcd autbor
all those features keen
aud humorous dchncat0n OF char which have
dcrcd tts productions such iavorios with the public
London Literary Gaiche.
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AN admirable novel Caiedonian Akrcufg.
One OF the best novels uI tlc say."- Nsss-srrr.
~ most amusing novel full OF spirit and vvacy San.
Theodore Hooks works are the most lively and AT
INC same time the truesi pictures OF life have met with
among late writers "-AfdS
Apcpular treatise Agricultural Chemistry for the
use oi the practical Farmer: H. Charles Sauarcy Chemist
popular treatise Vegetable Phy siooey, published
under the auspices Of the Society, the prootion OF
popular instruction. with numerous cufs
Jel SMITH, DRlNkER & MORRIS
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iFf uClgM INe We uis
LOGAN WALLER,
WM. T.. TUOWSDy.
They most respectfully offer the following

hfeimlHd--Nr7fr7 Kent. Kenall 4 Aiwa'er. and Cant
bfnJ Sheppard. fhnrfnNssrWe.-- Allan " McGrudfr
= g "ra',sr -Mesers stsH,, Iyier 20. L9,fso,
lr'f" tIlfiof a X emf. aud J. VI Bs.ty, Eso. drtsIc
.- Ncr'rr = iffer q Go. TiHrauaa- .ne-srg sbep.
hcfdf - LVHchbirg.--Iohn ~ Speed an William
d .t..1. q III. 4c.ftHrg.--gabncf Johnp4n and
fini.r We.ker, Esqs. Or0Hgs.--Mesqrg sneed 4
iIHu-I ~ fuherrf,-Wn NJ. waller, Esu. CraroifHs-
,ilf Nolef q. Sutton, Daniel Deiarnett AMI William "
tnulgi i.qr. King Wihiam,-Gen. Philip Ayleif and
~ thnHea ~ Brasion WUamg5urr,-Dr Robort
J. Waliert gnl Mcaars ". w. Vest a Co.
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FFHE eucpcubcrr have associated themselves fosetbt
under The fran of Waller A. Tbom1on for tie pur.
I..c ftrnsactng General CIinmisro1 Busn-sB.
Natng been long ensaged In Merchandise and under.
standing le acucrs routine Of business we'll ncy eau with
srticr- oler cr scryiccfo their friends and the pub.
l- af irse They meant 10 btsOw their personal and
tfd .rrnfou 10 the sale ofcgcry article On r1tcI 10
.l rire 1nd mo tfespcc1uly solicit share Of public
pfr0rlrn especially 10 ne ale Of corn, wheat and tobac
'n their friends that nothing win be lett uudonc
WHICH tl Iin energy skill oud Integrity can accomplish
inrtnfrrr thc hshcs prices Nv tcir produce and nsk
rr lunrfn u rffurna Tor the same.
a. Ot'ice f.gst corner below iiie DEPOT.
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PRESiIUM PLOUCHs,

\NTE have hand the the assortment OF AGREED
w iifTGf Implements ever before offered by
eccs, Tor such Implements, TO sales Our
fonThs are from some OF the approved factories
he United states, and have had awarded them more
PREMIUMS
Than any other Plough With which are acauainte.i-
having sold In the last 10 - months OEe oii-
sand (Which gave entire satisfaction the Farmeis who
used ihemh We think hazard nothing ning
remark that our
PATENT PLOUGH
has received . Premiums Al late exhibition In Massa.
chuses, and that too when the ftcH best Plough
rcd I've refer Prouty Mears he re
VI Is due TO the manufacturers 10 that though there
were several exhibited. had ON the ground These
floushs have never failed 10 receive the Premium when
offered
Besides the advantage over Prouty & Mears' Plough
vice. Of this fact satisfied, having sold the "a mo
Plough ourselves The following a part vi our stock:
one horse patent premium Plough. ........-...si 80
Three and four do do 40 N 10 IL az
One horse, side hill do do.................6 60
Two do DO do.................l0 %
Three do do do...................ll 90
Ono horse, common Plough, FROM. SOTO %
uHo 40 do.....-............i Ol TO ~
!. ~ TO ~
i"oAcso rough 80
oth SieheTs great variety 10 to IS on
c 80 80 90
,tcI ,. 10 80 10
Iogetherwlth good assortment Of Garden Tools, &c
we orer great bargain In ESQ Wheat ThIcshing
Can AMI examine our stock.
GRErTER & PEAKE,
5dLaors below the Rel.
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NyIHCINIA-la CAasesrs-At Tulss held In u.s
" CLERKS Once OF the County Couu Of Richmond, on
Monday, the Ind day OF MAJ. tsrl:
WIN burge-s, Iohn N NeaiInan aud Mary his wife,
and Joseph fones anu Elizabeth his vile, Phfs.
WIN Nash, Peter Nash, and Bradley and hls wife.
Mary Defendants.
The defendants, William NASH Peter Nash and = Brsd.
ley and his wc Mary, having their
aud given security according the OF assembly and
the rules 81 this court; and appearing by satisfactory
cslde &c hst they not Inhabitants OF ihis common
here ca the fret Monday August neat. and
bill OF the panih aud that copy OF ths order he rth.
with inserted In newspaper published In the ey
Richmond, months eselvcly poeted
front door Of the Courthouse OF thls county.
ACopy-Tcstc,
VIneINIA-in CAaRceTy.-At rules held In the
Cicrks oniee Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chaneeiy ior The County Of WesuoIeand, the
Samuel TapseOti, EliEabeth spearmsn and al.
Aralns,
Ann l. rapscoi,, David rapseott aud al
Defendants.
The defendants, Elizabeth Janncy, and Robert Hall and
Hannah Ann his wife, who llanaah Jlnncy, not
having entered their appearance sud Hvcn security a
coidns TO the act OF assembly and the rules e this court
AMI appearing l. satisfactory evidence that they arc
not Inhabitants ut this Comm wealth: II - ordrte
That the SAID dclcudantso appear b. fore the Jugc the
said count al the Courthouse said county, The first
DAY Of the rcrm AMI the bits ofthc rlau.;
aud that copy Of this order DO forthwith inherited In
two ,nonhs suceesvcy. posted the door OF
the Courthouse ofthi county.
- Aeopy. Tcsic.
le1 eMsw WILLIAM nUrT, Clerk.
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VI u S [ C..

VI II S SIC.
- ~. TAYLOR has jns,rc eiyed the following sonrs
arranged for the tsuitar.
My Boyhocd's Home
A Lite o. the Ocean Wave
Come play me that simple alr agaiu
Last SeTenade
Iordsof creation menwc call
stllso Gently
Angels Whisper
q, Whistle aud III come 10 YOU my lad
Morning It's sweets Is n.nsins
% my loves like the Red Rose
On yonder rock reclining
My Sister Dear.
Ia
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Wbaso This occasion u give notice that VIC keen com
" sasiy on hand, stoves, OTaics and Cooking Ran.
AIsol a KINDS that arc generally used in this matket
out oWn manufacture which will cell on rcaenna
ietm- Aleo, moits Agricultural Furnaces for piesmlng
looN i0r sock, which will sell The nanufac turers
EceH aheI addnR the expenses, rin, stove and
smear ron Mandatory, the Bell Tavern wbere All
knds OF work IN our line will be done on Tho most Tca-
or Copper, outteTlng otc, 4 CIR weller
ap& q Hchmond Va
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NOTICE.

rfUE subscriber having been engaged In the DRUG Gnc
? dg1f.ecqrg business, ia New YORK and Pal adelpna
lf tie past eleven years has associated with himself Nj
hoInls Harrison, Of this City, and Commences bust
this day, under the firm Of Bolton 4 Harrison.
EDWARD BOLTON.
Richmond, May 9TH, 1912. ma or
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no. POLLARD. OK.
WHITE sUI.PHIK WATER.

'Ihh Virtues ~ the Water from the White Sulphur
rpfnFs, m Greenbrct County, In this state, are 90
generally known nnd appreciated. deemed unne-
cesIy 1 cnter INTO detail ol its peculiar properties anil
applicability a. particular diseased.
Hhas been satiafaCf ony asceTained that thr
properties Of Tie Wafer reside many In it, Fottn Gov.
thNfs and ne csc Solid contents dsyosfed or
ohefnse foH by eNpofaiUn the Transported wator mus
the fountain. 49, '''''
INC proprooTs with Wow Of placing II once In tho
Ieeeh o. ~ uosc who may be disposed a. avail hcms
CUES and towns 10 The Unnn and transport tho Watof In
haifcls ana hai barrels which have Undergone cnrotn
and through preparation and enabled 10 presrn Inc
wafer 10 consumers IN perfect state Of prcaervaon
WITHOUT ihc loss OF any Of Us peculiar medcal roperfica
Numerous comparative trials made with The transpottcd
Water end the Water mesh AZ the spung, ~ infcIlren
and ohsorvant persons, with view 10 Ascertain itr
Of ihir ponifion. '"
Pamphlets containing analysis Of Tho Water and d.
rcccn7 ur NO use furnished gratis hy All Inc agcnf
FORBADE In bbis, half bbs and toiies
10 10 AIENfu pffyar a
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JOHN III. OREM,
LATE
OREM s. MORLING
MOULD respectfully invite the attention of the cusio-
w mers Of the late nrm, ant the public generally L.
my soeS OF spring aud Summer Clothing which have
bcen scicetc with great care; and being the
manner, undcr my own ntcnance can with con
hdenec ofcr the public, Clothing. which for ana
style cannot be surpassed In the United slaes The lo
lowing lsteomprise part OF my assortment:
super Blue, Black Olive London Brown and Invisible
Green Dress and frock Coats
Etc do 10
Do Linen and Bingham Cootec and Frock Coats
DO 10 dn Blouses French STYLE
DO Round Jackets, various qualities
Pantaloon-, of single milld and McIino Cashmere
DO Black summer Goods, various qualities
DO Gambroun aud ANTON, handsome syles
DO Fancy Linen Drilling white and colnrcd
Ness-Sdk Sein, Bombazinc, Chalcy, Valencia aud Mar
Seles
ShiTts-Linen. Cotton and six
Bosoms aud Collars, SILK auI Linen Hdkfs
stocks, CIavais scaifs, Suspenders and Gloves
Silk and Cotton half Hose
SILK and Bingham Umbrellas
Russia Riding Belts, Shoulder Races
ALSO,
Samples OF the most Fashionable Goods kent In the
Northern cities, which will make order the latest
style.
Gentlemen In want OF Coihing wouddo well TO call aud
examine my stock, as | am determined not be unsuT
passed In point OF chcapness, by any Establishment this
city. L u SPENCE, Agent,
az - Main 81 doors below Exchange Bank.
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THe Kingdom ~ Christ delineaiod in Ersayson our
ors account n HE person. Ind Of the value 81 he
in.iiu, AMI on INC constitution, powers and Ministry Of
tnaf lao Church a. appended by hiinscf BY Richard
Mn'nY, y D. htcuoiaho9 Of Dublin
ht1nla no. second iton, with notes and corrections
1r1, Mi.rfiancous foool by Tie author Of Christian
Mb1cll Researches In Palestine Mount sinai and Arabs
r,uw-a Journal 0f If-vols n tho year 1893, by no
ineon lld Smith, undertaken In Tcfcrcucc to Bibica
aphy drawn UP from The original DIARIES, with He
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22
NOTICE

THE subscribers having opened their Stsro al the
above the Banks, Main street. rcspec fully soil
CO share 81 the public patronage All medicines and
-ofpiious wl' be pounded with great care AM
aicr0r arfc sold in ATicle5 he obtained
al any hour ~ the night
BOLTON g. HARRISON,
Druggists and hpOthecaries,
Corner above the BANKS.
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