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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-18
MOTTO e.

rho1has Kearney. admin YAzoo CIRcUIT
is,Yalor de bonis non Of CoURT, sitting as
tile Estate fIsaac Cald. a court OF chan
we'll, decd, complainant cery, May Term,
vs.. lS40.
Malcahia ID. Hackett,et al
TTPON opening Of the matters in the COM
" plainancs Bill, and it having been pro-
ven to tho satisfaction Of the court that Vim
cent Galloway, Edwin A.Merritl and Samuel
r. Smith, reside beyond the jurisdiction OF
she Slate of Mississippi:-lt is therefore
considered by the Court, that the said de-
PENDANTS, non-residents as aforesaid, appear
here, either in their proper person or Dy
some Attorney Of this court, on OF by the
first day Of the next term of the same, ana
plead. answer or demur to the comPlainants
Bin, the several allegations therein will be
taken for confessed, and the matters thereof
decreed against them.
Il is also considered by the court, that
COPY Of the foregoing order be published in
the YazOo City Wing, newspaper publish
cd in Yazoo city, for the term Of two months
THO. P. SLADE, clerk,
BY Gin. BARNES, d. c.
N. G. s. S. F. Nye, SOILS for complainant
Aug. II, ls43. (pr. fec SID 5-9'.
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@2O REWALD.

ID ANYWAY on the 26lh uIi. my negro
~ man named HENRY, about % years
old, dark mulatio, tall aud walks erect,
bushy bead Of hair but he often combs il
out smooth and straight; he is good coach
man and waiter, and is we'll known in Vicks-
burg, YazOO City and Benton. Il is proba
bic be will endeayOr 10 get 10 YazOo City /,
unless, AZ ] have reason to think, he was
sn'iced of BY man who calls himself Wil-
sons who has been making propositions 10
Henry and several other negroes in the
nelghborhood. He was formerly The pro-
perry Of J. R. Creecy IN Yazoo. The above
reward and az reasonable expenses viii be
paid lor bic delivery 10 The iailor Al Vicks-
borg. HENRIETTA B. CREEPY.
wexford Lodge, near Vicksburg.
Augusl 4, 1919. AT.
BLANK BILLS OF LADING
For Sale at this OFFTCE
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Notice.

UVHE undersigned will present their FRS,
II annual account of their receipts and
as Executors Of Thos. H. Sibley,
decd, for settlement and allowance at the
August Term, 1913, Of the Probate Court oil
Yazoo county.
MICHAEL KAYES, Exr.
MARY ANN SIBIEY, Ex'x.
Of Tho. u. Sibley, deed.
July -, 1s43. 2-3t.
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JOHN MANESTY.
THE LIVERPOOL MERCHANT

Also a series Of papers on the LITERATURE AND
PoLlTIcsloF FRANCE, by the Count Alfred de Vigny,
author OF Chaiterton Cling Mars, etc., translations
of which will be made under the immediate super
intcndenee of the author: also, Romance BY
Henry Cockton, Esq, author Of Valentine Vox,
Stanley Thorn ETC. entitled
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or The undersigned will continue the
Commission Business in his own name.
VINCENT GALLAWAY.
August 4, l643. Aft
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Tho state of Mississippi,( PRoBATR Court,
YAzoo COUNTY. July Term, i843.
"HEREAS, Thos. Malone, Admins
w traitor of the Estate Of John Hanlen,
decd, having by petition and schedule ex-
hibiicd to the Court, that the personal pro-
pcrty Of said deceased is insufficient to pay
The debts against the same, and that it would
be for the interest Of all persons interested,
to sell the following Lot, or so much there
of as may be necessary TO pay the debts,
lying and being in Yazoo City, Yazoo coun-
~ and State Of Mississippi, being an undi-
vided half interest in said lot, Of which the
said John Hanlen died seized and possessed,
known on the plat of said town as Lot num-
Der three hundred and eighty (3S0).
Ii is ordered, adjudged and decreed, thai
Citation issue TO all persons interested, tC
be and appear before the Probate Court o.
Yazoo county, at the next October Tern
thereof, to show cause, if any they can, VIII
an order of sale should moi be made of saie
lot, or so much thereof aswill pay the debt
as aforesaid.
Il is further ordered, that publication o
the said citation be made in some newspa
per published in the State, for the space o
80 days, and be SET up at three public place
in the county where the lands are situated
for the same space of time.
WITNESS, the Hon. Thomas B. Woodward
Judge Of the Probate Court Of Yazoo coun
ty. the fourth Monday Of July, ls4S, an
Seal of said court. Issued, the 25th day c
July, lS43.
Test, GEO. CROCKETT, CPk.
July %, 1s43. pr fee IA dols) 3.5t.
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new CHEAP STORE.

M ~ 2MNNA47NM
lElE undersigned have just received and
opened q new g. splendid assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
consisting in part Of Domeslics, Blankets,
Lowcls, English and American Prints, Silks,
MeTiEos, Bombazinca, Flannels, Hosiery
Bonnet Artificial Flowers, &c.
ALSO
A beautiful assortment Of SaddlefY, ready
made Clothing, Boots, Shoes. Hats & Caps,
Foreign and Domestic Hardware Of every
description, Castings, Iron, Nails, Axes,
Chains, Hoes, BIacksmitls' Bellows, AnVils,
Vices, Sledges. &c. &c. AL Of which they
Offer at the LOWEST CASH PRICES! at
their Store on Main-streei, directly opposite
The Phoenix House, Yazoo City.
b. F. powell g. co
December 2, 1912. 2l-if
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DISSOLUTION.

THE cO.parnership heretofore existing
"A in New Orleans between the under
signed under the style of v. GALLAwAY &
Co. is this day dissolved by nut, al consent
The name Of the firm only to be used in
liquidation.
VINCENT GALLOWAY.
III. L. w. PHILLIPS.
July 29th, 1919.
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LEGAL VALUE OF CONS.
YazOO City Prices Current.

oRREoTED wEEKLY ~ MEssRs. ALLN 8 RARKspALk.
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Fashionable Isntsorimg.
James iii. KinHFne.i,.,,,

+ 70 ESPEcTFuLLY informs H. $780,. !,
- .Charlestown and lhe adisceDt caaa,s :,
Nat ne has opened. a TAfT OsINc rST a' :
LISHMENT Ifew doors Rssl7as -. ns =,
store ~ r. ssOss, and nearly opposite the
merI.-2.s ~. Il; ~. Aisquilh, 10 the Shop FOR
whas. g - ~ Mr. Thomas d. Webster,
and me-, = p.sPaIed 70 execute IN TIE neatest
line ar ole sly e ali articles in his
From long experience ID bdsiness INES mes
Win ssf.ss he mas rendered so far, be can
fact,on u 49, 1919 esat and perfect Salts
lie him. tA0ae VINO may De pleased 10 patron.
Having made ample arranv.rs.,. t
visetl with the FASHIONS as.ibss 49, = &c pro-
y issued, he can promise lbe ys-v sie ar.
fashion" 10 those desiring her ~ . tne
made, and are ihus enabled II - .ses 90
most fastidious " iii be servaI',, NJ. tae
ing him call. ~ CIV
As none but tlseTsery best Ewo,km.n
employed, the pablic may rea, as-'..sI III ee
work will be bosh ne II and dsrabIa - " = als
He hopes, bi stric. atteHtioni II IL.
md punctaality in engage bstnts ,a
ibeTalporlion OH Discerning kublo.s os,-e,.sl
Charlestown, SOY 2, ls43L6m '-O"ase
s6scoupiry produce viii - ,ak.n s,
80 - = &c HON ofka at cash prices.
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II Whe,. ~ 1DAs 3
49, i ,s esclr fbe -
We ~ fsesn'efs lisA,s M M : s. g {on!ks
Ths, NJ, 81 zoe solehIs ..,ss
And when. lhro.s s5s y rnrs>die. Has
The tide az y oo- ~ 10y Bounding v4ih.
Ne lhihk nSt az 81. ~
The houfnefss se.' ssu q pain
sT;.,h woes
IN" sssiote good % Ieare n. -.
or s,s ~ 'oos % Wisdon ielIs,l
tTss ~ and JOY FOR that rslfeat !
lis ihefeishs child af 1 s5'1,' : sslls
The wounds which q. ~. 49, ~.
and there the eve IN al. tn sIscern s
The balm which avs fror, 49, ~ FEEIll
AIR
So. iss 80. o. ne youthful smile
NE DARK hour Of seffors
And never is the ybufbful.tssr
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NM IaIe.t FASHIONS.

- -.,ee Va.nnNAI.b RESPECTFULLY anfonaees
AHtiseS a,,,,l;e gsneraily that she has just
49,. - ~. ~. ~ Fsll nd ITintsr EastioRs-
receHea Wy sincere thanks TO slfihose
she .esrs -. Il CALI and she hopes
wno hase 4, business 70 receive sieon-
~ PtomPs - -, ~ s,rne. she pledges herssIf 70
xeca,e all work entFusisd 20 per geplS z ~, ,ss
nesissl and most Iasaioaa9le style anq y 'ns
| shortest notice
rr5s Also. Tailori!g oteFery eesei'PIloe uo'''
At the shortest uo;icf -.
chaFlestoszp. Nov p. 1888.
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-, a s.I,ls her resrf1lldI COM
Nhts enas., "a, es;r,is anf ahe public. md 10
pi'nseis ~ - - ~ retnfnesl nitt gRe + AL
forms then se5t - j. RfDN SfFs isrti other
N3nasrx shtsh ~ Is sfteFss3aa = =, "A n.
htss' nossihle. sttsnlxe, sse n.s "a ,hs
es-e'.s y. - s,s:s g issstssuiAiy sstfaAf
49,, fsrcssrIs isld nedf 10 ne nosS
sf6s laa5es asiii d2uht,es5 mss = n =
spPpA. VI - fiizAnEfti n
r.k.rl~ss.vu. D<e Sc, iSSs- 6, "a !.
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...4...--vs-vuc -uaK U6Tore me. One oy
one have its companiops dropped away
10 mingle Within Gust. Thou remind
Is, me oil the old man, who has number
ed nearly a centuryr-who has seen bis
youthful friends and his companions Of
uaddlelife pass way and leave him alone
But hush there comes slight breeze
he leafIA1tefs-lol tits gone 10 mingle
With thdaust. S6swill the patriarch pass
away.
Like the little leaf, ] too must wlthel
and die. In few years--a few month'
/ perhspsI-I shall fall and perish, O tina
Imay leave behind name that shall no
| BE breathed with reproach.-t 70.
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], Ml9W 940aIl
= KARhEr0T1Ts-;,, -.
- = ~. g. -, 80 re6s i.;n~ -
sPs Lssss and Fest i1nssie s'',',.i 49, - -
FALL & WIMrrR cnnne

lfl spb1IIs 5S7s 49, e, -.s.-....--.z
W : 1'szgs ela f1stieadtls SpJPiy ~ Z : :
FALL & WINTER cuons
4 yh,eh they respectfully ingiie the st,en,;o, !,
Tss 1870 ana the public generally.
CLOJ4s-Black, Blae-bIsek s,d
Cream anu invisible
SesSINitRES--B Black. sieel-mixed ana r.rc.
1870 cashmere, English Tweed DO grest
Ns..s1y q cofoss; pieces very superior !,
:. "ssa, ior gentlemen's fashionable over.
Goals, very low; n ~
e ~ go sarioHs cOors and qualities.
IN iNs % .-Msrine, SIN. Ind Satin yes,inr.
silk and Cotton Velvets ~
PRLsTS. &c. e.
a s. 'sf'e'y o. fripis, Of every style and
Pfints q : Monalin de Lain pat,erS $3.50,
and beautiful article. -seiyY ticn
naoeirnlng eslieo, Curtain do foT 81
tansans, TaiSans, and Motsl,p de- I.ts
, ,l'nssu .ssnsham, Gew article A. very L..
french, Earision, sndI Domestie f;mobs,ey. wv
Black Gro DC Nap sir,
Boxed aIuslins,
Beok and Swiss Mnslins.
Long and Victoria Lawns.
'''i ias. Unread. and Cambria Edgng. and Insert.
Bonnet. Ribbands, Neck do
Ladies Kid Gloves, silk do
Six aud Morslsd Tdilts,
1snslstasn, : best Black craTais, Satin and BON.
oaxlne Stocks, -'a Do'n-
:. eesfis for gentlemen, beautiful art,ele
tapes ana Edgings Galioon Binsiess
rarisian Shawls, IO.s,
lbs, a"u brown Nus
hlpsk and White Cotton waddipg,
!. and Demestie Flannels, lnport.ddo
slack, Worsied. and Lambs v COL Hose
sawn and Fancy polored do
snd Black Cotton Hose, from lsiio so Il
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a KIND Acr.- How sweet Is The r..
oTance OF kind act Aswereston
our pillows. or rise in.t the morning !,
gives W delight. We have performed a
good deed % poor man, we have made
1ne WIDOWS heart 10 rejoice; We have
dried The orphans tears. Sweet OIbon
sweet the ihooghtl There is a luKnrv
in remembering the kind act. A storm
careers above our heads; all IS black 4
nidnight-but the sansbine IS - our ho =
som-ths warmth is Jelt there. Tbe Liza
act rejoire;h4he heart and gisetb del,abf
inexpressasle. who viii not be ~
Who will not do good = styes nj no,
visit those WHO are afflfl iSls Iss body 4
mind To spend an honr "Ow,ngf y
and depressed gig =. - .i -,
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c,.,,.,,. 8. {AXEs rLbTHIER.

e5-tIaviug been Economical a., !.
y CHArPE1I. az PhiIs5elrh;. 80. y .AAEs
bis Fssisns, The bubble ~ "A sAle 2,
be happy to tecelve subserint;oo. i ~ moul@
Engrasi6gs Of them can 80 .asn s -. nsn-
ng Est ablishment. = ~ s1lPr-
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.Sie,,k "a sf06'a, JEFFERSON Cos "a,
iii sf,esics il lhs Courts Pf 5pasrsa'
M ma he adioinibg Counties.
july %, isis .s-if
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Dsiar - ouiTH.

- pry.1Es snperiine Cloths and CASH
81lN9 1870 d limos, 81 shades and, quaii-
.;s.--,he. chespesf In town, ard 20 mistake--
s,sse lhem M ay be found good Beaver Slosn
Il a. SOL haze seid tresss 2. - 49, r,.,n
e.es ;. s.s,,hs Sc al uuallises from thaeuP
= 49, 49, -, r,sce 81 clelh at that price.
g go. \, ~, town atsns price ~ Don't
sake ny word for i eus eau aaa IS ,os :,
selses. and am satisfied yon WI, s SsarK :
.pinioh With ne. -" : '-S' - i.
Nfnx .
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.sus lfom the rear M ~. ''''=..'sa
i - ossa.a huge edi6ce u;,b $3.50 va
and $500. s5e lower doors were sl,S,' ~
The bara .Iy Costing Ietey Inv. y, !
! raa.,a ...: 80 saw small bsck doar ID
J, aye with ihe front doc, s 80 ooor o.
nnnsa .pa sne WAS sitting. ons s WINDOW ,,V
number Of men enter OFen, aud :
rs occurrences 81 the .n,.
re. as.y Presented iLeIf Il ~. n'ne-
- ~, mn her father aad liz -. anu The
disiaace ~ we're atswofk in ield 49,
D., ~. t1m The house led her - 'e ~.
nrors' - toe Opportunity had hes. ; ;eN
' 49, probably BY some Of vsn ~ ~ IN
e Elpa sigs and qta iSl
lowly rising above he door, and aOpa.
eeuy feeonnoiiering the prelnises-i,
Sas Finley's. Their object was now evi. !
'ent. Going 10 the 'araory, !. she select
ORA well loaded musket. and resumed /
lerplace BY the window. Kneelio6s,n-
Q the door, she laid the muzzIa ~ ~
ieapon upon the window sill between
us cartaifs, and taking deliberate aim
ue niea. What effect she produced she
new mol. but saw several men hurrv;ng
=. o. me barn by hesame door theyen.
,tea. ihe report again brought her "a.
les ana ms work men 10 The house. and
gong into the barn, the dead bodv'of (
iniey lay upon the floor.
1atherine afterwards married a cap,ain !
the continentalsrny,, and she lives he
oiher OF a numerous and resner,ahla
- y descendants The house is also y
me land Of the living, and has been !
e scene Of many prank OF the writer 2
'nis lale IN TIE heyday Of bis mi.cbiey. z
IS boy hood. a
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! Immortality -Thege Isl il the conscious
Ness Of every man deep impression Of
rontinual existence. The casuist may
reason against il ill be 5ewilder himself
;6Gbis own sophistries !; bat voice With
| II gives the lie 10 bis vain speculations.,,
md pleads for life which is TO come
me sincere and~hun,ble inqnirer cherish
Is The impression, while he seeks for iuf
liner light on a subj 50 zmo@ensous
And he thus receives, with absolute con
y;c,iop. the truth which beams upon ny
IRON the revelation Of God--that myster'
ons part Of his being which thlaks. an
wills and reasons, shall indeed sury.y
me wreck Of It's mortal tenement, and
], destined for Immortality.
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ne9siig ' 3 held 20 New te. e, y, 100, !.
3,f last 70 take r. eonslcsrs,.pn - n
6s:is5hits Cousse q reeae''''e = re
q Poslsge
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i. n er6ssx 81 Glass aud Putty % hana sne
Z ala bv KEyEs s KEARsLEf.
osf ID; 1873 Is .Ela-1zAl---.
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Il .xyelleat assoft ment Of mid and ssr9ns
y fsssrsd c:oIIee, constantly on hand IRON
z = 3, Is - - 4 . r Dun NfNGToN
KsfsSxfs he .Dcp6t, Nov 2 - - - -.
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10 receive DAnT
a. richest, and most les-
matbet sffesds, and will dis
~ nv. CAN or iPLATE.F Persons
III nurshasibe b{ the Can, viii confer
J. Il, le,,ino ne knew day Or two ute-
ID - ,hstI NAV be efabled 10 order an extra
ef Er1,,hs vsnetal satisfaction rendered my
ro,s castomsrs lsst yeaf, l may infer that
ALL ba founa promr, in pa,roniziug me-
~, ,haaEs Z tefsiered 10 Old friends fol
ny s,a s,a,n and ateaew.al OF aeq1ain,aneeshiT
p.s' is,sr E resusctfuIs solicited. twill gig'
va ~. ,sssnre also IL serTk as many new custom
,srs e NAV be pleased 10 give me a esils I
49, ~ tnd alf X tcome taste and try,
= 49,, assured ahsy wiA pronounce ny rpon
tS',s ~, and nm oystegs delicious article
Nov 23; l5+3.s
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= s:KsEs goo7's aid SHOES, Just rs!
I'D cesse1 and for sale y ,oFvs co
sm,,hfela. Oes u. I LoSh : ~
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3 wills and reasons, shall indeed survive
lhe wreck Of It's mortal tenement and Is
destined for immortality.
II Ea5oyment IF Life--The FIRST step e. ?.
!. wards either goodness Or happiness Is =
Ibelieve .inH their existence. Are mere ny
pleasant realities Z Add IS tnls augusl
:; This nsani6cent, this beautitpl, ,h,s oe'
q i,gbtfdl world 10 be termed ADDICTED don
econ or vale. 81 tears What mon
% sIrous insratilude! Enjoyment Is th'
e natural state OF existence our senses, ~
" s,ead Of being limiled, a. they might nav
PM been. 10 the purpose Of mere existence
are made 10 minister UNTO . thousana ~
b, nerfluilies that create an innocent ne
,ut sure What incslcDfabIe, wha: lnefaoi
io- delight. apart lro.n al obJse's q u'iln1
sr.aE are lei in upon Us BY the eye, oy lne ga
ID by The palate. By The sense Of smels'nl
raj Why IS tie iocund eAtfh, our magnlbceI
Der bauooetins han, gaisandsd with howeT
i'd odorous with perfumes, and meiodlol
fof wlth All varieties of grand and dulc
musie. but that The abundant AID De
ION cious festival which j. necessarily fene'
ONT "A for ali animated beings, making ms
9Th existence 4 perpetual jubilee, maybe 7. Re
Ire derea as variousiy deiightinl as posslol
GOD and I'LL the MAD Of the reasoning gus
bad wnb DIous gratitude Ia. lhs Creator Tor !
on bleEs,ucs sTd deli gfits ihat he SO pEoiu'
the IL scat,ered ,hsca ghout be whole crs
hons Grange thai this universal W
ken Z ;rh our common Father extends 70
he 49, DIFFERENTIATION 81 country or
/ Vi creed should not have imbped nss s {
witt stronger feelings Of leliowshi2, e
! ~ Il .t;,.,,d ferd iple44sloFe,
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81 - RuBxHC.

-H ta0Scrlber fkEesf ,rts- II
fora{lsg The e.,; 49, "a, aesaod of IN
I. FicinitIs iLat s. IA e ef ehariag:osn and
attest inpfesed = l1a rsFsnsly r@telFed lie
D-na -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05
WILLIAM ANDERSON, JR,


GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Opposite the Columbian Hoftl Cary Street,
ITvNG purchased his of Fail Goods much earlier t
eason than usual aud prrvons the advance in prices in
tyabe he could do if his stock had now To be pn
casd The following Goods are in store and landing WHICH
are frred on accommodating terms:
80 ~ CroN Porto Rico and " o. sugars part strictly
sOo bags arna Rio ST. Domingo, Porto Rico and superior
Old Java Coffee
20 whole and half boxes wooscys Loaf Sugar
{ ibis. crushed do
ls5n sacks Liverpool filled fine Salt
900 DO d. .; -, s'ound alum DO 10 vo,,.ss,
soeS Ihs midGlins Bacon prime arii.le
is bhls. aud Ilalf pipes superior Old Rye Whiskey
half pipes superior Old cosn,c Brandy, onrd Dupuy &
do do. j. ]. Dupuy & Co.'s do.
% gals the finest Old cosnac Brandy the vintage Of 1905
in demijohns from 10 ) gallons
P'' woodhouss be.t S. NJ. Wine, in pipes, hall pipes
aud quarter casks
S bhls. Cordial
5 do. Cherry Bounce
$50 do. North Carolina He1rinss' No. No.
, 100 DO do Potomac Gross, No. ,
20 tons Swccds Country md English Iron, well assorted
S do. American lnsered Steel
English and German do.
. tons Swecds Plough Plates
J. O0 Horse SHOES, ready for mailing on
$50 kegs Nails and Brads, assorted sizes
90 boxes Woodrnf's and Ilu's Patent Candles
la5 do. IInI's Patent Soap
% do Eareraed dn.
Is kegs Beatty Duponps F and IF Powder
. tons shot assorted sizes
Bar Lead
ls, tons Lump Plaster
Ground do. in erces
. 600 lbs. Cotton Yarns assorted
> Cotton oznaburg., Nos. and
10 half chests Gunpowder Tea, part extra fine
90 do. Back do
Sc carty boyes Gunpowder do a.,
10 large and Is ANAL ize Brooks highly approved "hea
Fans
40 half boxes sxlO and lOxl2 Glass
Cap, Letter and Writing Paper
Pepper, Ginger and Al!spice
Nuimecs, Indigo and Madden
Copprras Alum. Sa tpetre and Birthstone, and many
thef s' "a al ~ ~ ~ 2a-ot
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II. w. & J. ]. FRY a. co.

H. w. K j j. FRY IL co.
HAVE STORE
700 RAGS Rio la.nira uba and Java COFFEE
(UU 30 hhds ~ Orleans p. Rico and 81. Croi1 SUGARS
s hlds clarified da.
US packages loaf crushed and pulverzed do
g ;is; "' Porto Rico and Orleans n0LAssHs
$50 packages TEAS, some of extra quality
1900 sacks SALT. to the ton
$40 boxes CANDLES and SOAP
1000 kegs NAILS -
3 tons bistered cast and shear STEEL
10 tirrces RICE
2 hhds prime NADER
5 ceroons INDIGO
800 boxes WINDOW GLASS
5n bbis. COPPERAS
Is do Alum and Salt Petre
IS bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger
10000 Sugars
10 tons County ana Tcdeear Iron
Bar Irad, Powder and Shot
Weed Ware. Chewing Tobacco
Wrapping and WIRING Paper, &C., &c.
We will sci. ucrp cheap the mney IT fair market prices 70
ounca We offer services for the sale Of Produce
and receiving forwarding Goods Our Warehouse being fe
Proof can always effected the lowest rates on
Goods stored Aug 10 %e-"'"
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DUBLIC SALE-By virtue Of the last viii Of the
William Madison the subscribers will SELL public
the 2nd day OF toher ls43 if fair, oewe the next fair
day the Northeastern portion of the mansion Tract Ct Land
the deceased.
This Estate lies in the county OF Madison the funk
Of Robinson and Rapid Ann rivers, Mann.
featuring Of Mr. John Peytcn IL contains by sur
vsv acres very superior quality considerable
superior bottom, ire rivers. all of which
ada ied the growth Of corn wheat tobacco. &c.
This situated five miles North Of Orange Court
house on leading from thel place
Court house, and fifteen miles from the GcrdonSvle DEPOT
lr affords excellent market II Is well tmncred af
fnrdns OF the finest kinds II is also well watcred
number SPRINGS and streams running through one
which meadow. The Improvements frnmed
hdnses. such cabins
houses regards saubIy Of climate Of
cation and fertility of soil is surpassed by hut few Estates
this region Of country, commanding fine Of the Glue
Ridge Mountains and Valley Of the Rapid Ann
The will sell the time stocks of
Horses Oxen, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs Plantation Utensils Carts
Blacksmhs Tools Crops Of Corn, Wheat Hay Fodder &C.
con quantity of old Corn, together with other al
iices, too tedious To enuuierae.
A plat land will be shown. Those wishing view the
subscribers who reside In The cahu;nod
Major Jehn H. Lee who The premises either Of whom
Will take pleasure in accompanying them
7ers-Land and three annual payments secured by
approved personal security and deed of land the
property, credit of twelve months sums oer ten
dollars. The sale will he made the Mansion Insr the late
residence of the deceased. JAMES W. WALKER
RICHARD G. BOOTON.
Executors Of William Madison deceased
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