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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

RICHMOND & PETERSBURG RAiL-ROAD.
Hours for Departure and after July gard
TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond at ; past y. VI I'm,
l.s1vcS Petersburg 1t Taft ! A. VI. ''''"'
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Ieaves Richmond 1t /! before e \. NJ. ln.,--.,,
Leaves Petersburg ate \. NJ. "1'S 'N'TI' 7"'iAl@
TREI,Hr TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond past 10 VI. tMonilys Wednesdays
Leaves Petersburg past , p. NJ \ Fridays
2T PIssHge SI-thLren and Servants half pree-25
more when paid
Office Il. r. R. r. Go. ri -
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HATS, HATS, HATS.
MAIL LINE TO LYNCHBURG.
SOUTH SIDE .JAMES RIVER

NJE running Line OF Two Horse Post Coaches via
w rowhatan Cou House, Cumberland Cour, IIon.. ami
through To l., nchhur. p Days o departure Richmond
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. nj O'clock A. NJ
Pare hrirh iynehhr ra.-ngsrs VIII enier their names
at iho Columbian Hotel BOYD. EDMUND l. DAVENPORT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

-. y. = - n NBOC K'S YERW IFTGE.
HutE safest and most affective remedy for
- worms which hrs ever bcCn discoN OTrd-
hN p7fn'n has now stood The several yea tri,l and
confidently recommended lI anil pfrrtn, medic no Tor 90
p worms i ite system Tho sampled success hat ha
au''Nr' ' ainnrimton p rr.y who're The r,cf was m
ny i''n viii worms rrrapy renders ~ worthy Tho attention
=" -"" IIe proprietor hIt u.ir a or o. asestap the
t.N Z" H. ~" M 7rrh oaue within h. tnntedvs sr
n'7nd 10 invariably 'oun produce tho uns -,tr,
'U''-tf nnifelutnly amer lpa orl,f rtep,r
u" recommended ~ bal been pre-, sy resosd 10 with
oiap permanent advantage. Th aicsird y the ssrG
'Ae''td 'ourus NJ :c fcspcc table pcon n dGs,er,
paris NJ hc eput'Dan should induce families always ia teep
val 81 tN preparation in their possession u . nib in A. ,r,
@ a may ~ administered with gtrect safety 10 tho post ds
~" ",l'"' AIENE DtNAt, a 60.
effo AreUf In ut.t.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

EHI receipt u supply Of fashionable
w Hush A. -Fkfence Brad Oriental Prince Albert sIk
aHf WliOr-in which great bargains viii be s0ld.
ue ~ LONDONs. WfLLINCHAM n DREIyRY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22
WEBB, BACON q co.

WEBB, BACON 81 co,
OFFER FOR SALE, 60 cash and promPt cus-
~ toners:
10 Ilhds ". Orleans,
20 do Porto Rico,
90 do Cuba,
IS do ST. Croft sUGARS
DO Clarified,
a. boIes and bbs Lost
10 bbla. Crushed.
90 hhds Trinidad sud Fofto Rico Moatas
500 bags Iagu,a,
400 40 Scented Rio,
goo d. Porto Rico, o.
40 do Cubs and 81. Jago f''tfhLS
100 do Green Java
los do Old Govt Java,
500 kegs Nails and Brads
1900 Sides Sole Ies.1sr VARIOUS qualities
1900 Backs Salt
50 Chests md hall Chest. Teas of various Nn;s
$40 ba7s Shot
Gun Powder n krfs and canisters
ton har Lead
los boxes iiurs patent 1nf Other talow eani~'
DO Sperm Candies
15O de- Soip, ~ various knls
TINS American Blsierei Steel
% Dbl. Tanners on
Indigo Nadier Salt retfs. Feppsr PimJni'
Ginger. Mum. birthstone. Chocolate. Hop-
Woywafc n Painted Buckets
Thread and Irvine Window Gl1rt
H'd Cords and Iinns London Porter
Wines various kind.
Tnolsrrp and Letter Paper, Wrapping ~
Wool, featlers stnnewlrr, TopTems. sc. 81 ~
4EPTEMaHR ista
I'll 4 ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22
FOR TIE LADiES~PRlME GOODS.

FOR THE LADiESmPRlME GOODS.
/ AIDES beautiful thick md thin sole Slippers,
- French s;ylc
Lars thick French Morcco Walking shoes mar
straps AMI frrnrh Ties
Ladies superior thick sole Seal nd Calf Buskins
Do Tine Seal Lace and Shoes bound
with Leather. fair stitched equal was
Ladies lin. Cali Walking ami without heel.
DO superior quil,e, SIN Buskin-
In superior thick snl-d Hall Gatsr.
DO do Cater Boots
bo Overshocs ct different Kinds and qualities
DO whit" anil black satin slippers
Ladies viii always Gn1 suen.v. and great VARSITY Of all
he most fashionable styles of Shoes
d"pha and elsewhere and viii be sold prices
Us" my best eteon- TO keep the in tho ety
SAMUEL. Pl-TNEY.
v - Main u. l ,onf nh mi A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

iMfJIAIION.
w. RANDOLPH has received fof sAls An t~1u.ry into
49, Ne mefof c refFtd DOCTRINE 81 impuiaun
- eh ~ uabcfe puston The csdnal points
- estvs,n Church Of Rons Protestant high Church
v q IN
chussA wa n'fctecton BY Bi.hnr Haghes n ~ Yot
.sH HW
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

Home Wade shoes OF all kinds.
THNIIE Subscribers, manufacturers Of Ladies' and
- Gentcusn Roots Shoes have
band u their make and constantly manufacturing M
assortment NJ The above W which they would r
attention % thsr IN ~ good article.
for their their
We with IN b. encouraged this branch business
with reference IN Srraafs Sto particularly would n We eoui
persuade purchasers of them, 81 buying Grt a
sch manufacture, calculated N service.
and which sen At nearly The prize which the
.Vorffers ro,k j. SOIL
gared large quantity NJ Shoes hgt
kinds male and irumc Fcuns out n m hest
be procured and have spared pains a. turn rsi
which wOuh respectfully call the attention ~ TarIefs
bacou and III others desiring good shoc for their "a
Reasonable prices. believing That u win only ,
they hfri N their interest purchase tue f0r
article Of IIees .Hsssfa,fwc. T. X. WHITE 4 Co
Manufacturers snd Dealers wholesale snd retail
sia Market Brdge, Riobntond. Va
LADIES' FnENCH MOROCCO sLGPPERS. very
handsome, at ~. T."
WE have just opened large assortment of
thu above vcy hsRomo Slipper a, 81 PEI pa-they are
really good and cheap is JuDNi MYERS a 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22
RRIrSHES-

LARGE lot Of Brushes embracing The following
IN Hair patterns and cheap Cloth do very
Tooth beautiful assortment Nail from 10 SHAY
ne; Backing and patent White Washing ami
nailed Scrubs hand and block Horse Counter painted handles
Paint, from No. 6 10 0OOsO.
All Of which will el Punetual
GAYNOR, WOOD & co.
ocs Next the Bell Tavern.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

Washing soda, Pear!Gsh and Sal ATGfus.
ENASHISC: SODA. Sal Aratus and Pearla~h just
81 suppl! Of the above which Offer cheap Families
and Country Merchants For sale by BOLTON 4 HARRISON.
IL Corner of Main St. below Eagle Ruins
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

ARTICLE long by al WIN Use steel pens ha. -,
bten invented and for sale, low price J. W. RAN
ppS bookstore and Bndey Il j. holder 81
size with winch viii zen oft as any
one wIs rh.Fc un.l-r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
FAIL
BOOK BINDERY

.NIS9I-S MD OiIIIUTIENTS SEOES.
usT 10 hand direct from manufacturers in PiIadepha
81 large assortment OF Ms' CEden. shoes Of eyey Va
nr Amongst them Fancy Cater Misses an.
children conssilg O.; the best
L Il ~ IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22
TEIOuSONIaN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
hR. L Id RORI NSAN .n,,;,,...- - n.

Agents by special appointment for the proprietor for Rho,
AMI vicinity. r. !, 49,. :. .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

Dish Covers. Patent CoEfce-pot.. &c.
M have just received TN Dish Coven
Patent Coh'e Pots and Stew Dishes Cole
lOaslrfs. A 4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-30
kN6 = n ~ NJ yssgN
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APUBLlU BLESSING.

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as ,barn no 49, , AK. y, hosro 5o nmlo
mhioI b,s - t,,n,l Jl,", . ' ,t
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49, 10y ~ aeN.9" ,. Inv y y u,e t''l-
ul1 L a',u u I VINO az uS'lg ''len'
~ ~ iio' Guy .o iilos' i,ll'u an 'yas.I,,
;n ','o,. 'poi1'Iol'i ~. Wy ..oS, lgp'o"y
l!oog', sue alu eDlcI 81, 'l'eulclne eyer
olelou 70 nio PunIlc' l1oSe ""o o Que
liiaoG q 'Flal 81 'Aese PIE, never ai'erI
wards ieel wiling TO DC without them ana
cai, again ana again ior more Wnlch is
sui ,IiTcent PROOF q tneM gooa quaIll.es'
ii :, PICK ana NerVouSS'-- nose y.
VINO nave SUFFERED ,..e' ana are weary Oh SUI.
lerlng wl'h tnls dIstressmg compliant VIII
ma spencer Ve,ge@0le rus = remedy
al once certain ana immediate IN i'seiIec'S
One single dose OF RUS taken as soon
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-30

L!lSg'sS

YHNHE public are hereby cautioned a.
VI gainst beingimposed upon by pay
ing, in these hard times one dollar and %
or 81 so for box Of pills or a bottle Of
any kind Of medicine to cure chjlls and fo-
vers, when Hulns fever AMI a-:a and an
h-fever Pills can be Ind tnr Only 81 that
have never failed 1T asng.a Instance of
curing the ChiIis ayi leyor vau used
according to the dnyeJoas accompanying
them. Remember This. ap4 naNt tune
get IIull's Pills, and thereby save your
half dollar. ....
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-30

W- ETTERS Of Administration hav-
IN A Ing been granted to the undersign-
ed, on the estate Of Elisha Morgan, de-
ceased, at the May term 1913, of the
Honorable Probate Court Of Holmes coun-
ty: Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted to said estate, TO make immedl-
ate payment, and alIpersons having claims
against said estate to present them within
the time prescribed by law, or they wlll
be forever barred.
JOSEPH CASTLEMAN, Ear,
Aug. ~, 26 CIV,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-30
MARSHAL'S SALE.

State of Mississippi--ln the Circuit Court
of the United States, for the Southern
District Of Mississippi, to November
term lSi3.
u. States for use of the p. o. Department
VS.. = vend. exPonas.
Thomas 5. Mouery, Ell al. IL Sureties.
HEsY virtue Of the above execution to
A ID me directed, shall expose to pub
lie sale at the door of the court house OF
Holmes county, in the towon OF Lexing-
ton, within the hours prescribed by law,
to the highest bidder for cash, on the All
Monday of October next, all the right,
title and interest of the defendant, Gusta-
yus ]. Elliott, in and to the following de-
scribed property, TO wit;-lot number Z,
rear Of lot number s, in the town of Tchu-
la, the same having been levied upon as
the property Of the defendant GustavusJ.
Elliott, tp satisfy plaintiffs claims and
costs. A. MILLER, Marshal
Sou Dist Mi.
BY w. J.. Bate, Deputy.
Sept2S, ls43 A
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-30
t. All ag177s n ST s=S=S-75
D ZEN z 4 OH Nm g . II
,S8sss IS s: 4 B. !; y y r y
u ( u AZ Al Y sg 4, VI 2
I /. n A 1! n !! i!

0G0nGr0oaS teeakjlesS.

The most dattering recommendations
of th,s Medicine have been received from
manv eminent Physicians and oilers VIM
nave used II Aid his presumed tbat M
oedicipe has eyerbeen used whose oction
has been more beneficial. pleasant. inyio-
oratino. and called forth from afflicted
sufferers spch expressions of heartfelt
gratitude and thankluness. Persons la-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-30
ATTENTION CoMPANY!u

"A Lii those belonging to the 9th (or
| IVA lexington company, are hereby
ordered to be and appear Al the usual
place of rendezvous, on Saturday the both
inst, at 10! o'clock, A. M. armed and
equipped as the law directs for drill.
There will be Court Martial held the
same day for the purpose of trying all
those who failed to attend the last muster
l---alla delinquenis are hereby ordered to
attend without further notice. rmga
There will also, be an election holden
Immediately after muster, to ill the va
cancies ofthe IND Brigade, 3rd Division,
Col Commander, Lieut. Colonel, and
Major of the 9Th Regiment nj. Ma.a
BY order Of ,.,so 6app. eoet
4'' HENRY II. KENNA, LIST Lieut..
Alds~A 9th Com. 9Th Reg't, Mi, Ma,
Lexington, Sep. y, ls4S.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-30
NOTICE.

a III Persons indebted to the late
IA drm Of Elliott q Worley and to
Caleb Worley, on book account are re-
quesied to call and seue with G. ]. VI
lott at I'chula, before the oh Of July
next, or their accounts will be placed viii
the officers Of the law for collection.
G. j. ELLl0TF,,
CALEB WURLEY,
Tchula, June 22d., l843. ~ II
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-30
PHILADELPHIA
TITRDAY Nj U s T. u NJ t,

Ne,ys and Amuseme'd.
milk Newspaper, neulralmpolltIcs
led to quacAery, and devoted to
I'm Arts, Education, Morals, health
Slabsement.
sales, sketches, narratives, blogra'
s.sssays and poems, shall be of the
DNel; the best productions OF the besJ
81 the day. Also articles on His
6stronomy, Chemistry, and all TIT
n arts and sciences, with a llbk u
|5a Of light reading, anecdotes, WI
hanor, making varied, rich, ant
Ohio.
IIsol me 0ccQa.-l'urnishing mar,
4 III sterling adventures at sea, show,
laAEouagc and hcrolsD Of the bolt
|Als b
s4s|ogs from his hammock, and iiie>
lAibe deck,
HAD amazema0t con(ronts him with
Ages die,
d LII and mad waves dfiye the YES
Ma d wreck.
Asnasts fly in splintcrs; the shrouds
AsH Bin fire.
nrNkn and domestic news, Congress-
\ pceelings, and a general view Of
llqi'efs Of interest or importance, will
'kt9fal embellishments, comprising
s landscapes, architecture, portraits
Sl|Hgushed persOnagcs, Of both sexes
ITO as well rs in neamess of Ty-
|SN.g, the Museum shall not be sur
afl'yn Correspondence
ye been completed for securing
lorelgn correspondence more eX.
Rhd complete than has ever en-
5n Me columns OF an American news
'g'I''frc'al.-The state of business,
prices OF grain, -four, and ali
Pns OF country produce, merchan
VIII be given from actual sales
flPhla; Baltimore, New York,
|4I kc.
''' Pnd original gems from the best
I OF the best writers Of the
y S--terns commissions &c.
pNdual who will take the trou.
PcuIe the names OF his friends,
lne lGnds, will be entitled to the
pms which are at present, and
que to be, until further notice,
ral BY far, than have yet beer
any newspaper Of real charac.
The Philadelphia Saturday
Z published every week at two
annnm, as usual in advance, OF
end Of the year. For $50, IN
tuuS' 10 copies of the newspaper
oGFW v securely packed, to
Y ~, Ine United States. 3 copies
All orders and communications
RGIsosee,d, free ofpostage, to
Avs !, e. CLARK, a. Co.
u " Chesnut St, Philadelphia.
lal be glad to exchange with
b y mat will oblige US by copy.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-30
COMMISSIONERS SALE. ua
lathe District Ch@acery Court, at Car
roLiOn. ssr egtt
Jacob Hollingsworth, y


... VS..
Thos. & VIM. Durham, ct al.
M N obedience to an interlocutory order
III of the District Chancery Court of the
State Of Mississippi, at Carrollton made
at the June term 1913, of the said Court,
in the above stated case, | shall offer for
sale to the highest bidder, at the Court
House in Lexington, on Wednesday LIST.
November, l843--the north half of the
north east quarter of section | township
IA, range east; and also the north half
of the east half of the north east quarter,
of the same section, to satisfy decree OF
the said Court, and costs of suit. Con.
ditons of sale--a credit of six months,
requiring approved security.
WIN HEMINGWAY, Com'r.
Carrollton, Sept. 20, ls43.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-30
NOTICE.

4 = y al the September term. ls43.
II Court of Probates of Holmes
Iesentmy account for final settle.
allowance as Administrator dc
on the estate of Mumford Il.
\. ueceased, and surrender my let.
administration.
\ w, W. URSHER, Admr.
1913. rs 3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-30

NWTE will meet at the Office Of S. II.
w Baughn, in Lexington, on the
first Saturday Of each month, for the next
six months to receive aad audit claims
against the estate of n. l.. Cain, decd,
we were appointed Commissioners Of In
solyency for that purpose at the July term
1913, Of the Probate Court of Holmes
county,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-30
81 ~ ~ Is;s sSsf x 9fS6
4, \ VA aSEss RSl
"a " ~ Z n

DIR. HULL'S Cough Lozonges arc
most rapidly superseding all other prepar.
atoms for the relief of Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Catarrh
Tlghtness Of the chest, Bronchitis, anl
similar pulmonary affections,
Price, rs cents per box for each kind
Of Lozenges. For sale at the
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, Sep. 2. On
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-30
No. 33.

In Short, the UNITED STATES
SATURDAY POST is considered in all
respects equal, if not superior, to any of
its class, while in price 1t is far cheaper.
Instead of three dollars year, which is
the price of the two mammoyh newspa-
pers Of New York, and the two Of Boss
ton, the subscription of the "UNITED
/ STATES SATURDAY POST" IS only
1wo Dolicrs a gear, per single copy.
GEO. r. GRAHAM d co,
No. 90 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-30
80 - 1TI --ElNTERPRlSE,

III the tormer Editor Of Me 0"'" "'J
f Ercning Post, ant Sqt"rd"y
Courier.
Co,nprising the fruits Of twenty years
experience in the Newspaper business --
II, ,ha I'D 81 the most distinguished newsPa-
osF writers of the day valuable Foreign
Cor4I5pondence; with troops of Literary
y,Iea,ls and the determination TO puol's,i,
ans@spaper for all classes, which S@G'f
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-30

In HE District Chanceyy Court, At
CaJr0HOR.
I'm obedience to an interIocutory or,
III der Of the District Chancery Court,
Of the State Of Mississippi, made at the
June term 1913, of the said Court, al
Calrolton, in the cause stated above,
shall offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash, at the Court House in the Town
of Lexington, Holmes county, on Satur'
day the 23rd day Of September next, the
east half Of the north east quarter section
No. 81, and lot No. 5, in section Is,
both ia township No. III, range 4 east,
and lying in the said county Of Holmes
to satisfy Decree Of the said Court anc
costs Of suj,,
WIN. HEMINGWAY, elk.
Carrollon, Aug. Is, 1913.
PRICE $40 80, II ids.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16
LA cHANcERY


Al ND under The foregoing principles, the
GsA Court doth ndjudge, order, and decree,
that this case be referred 10 Edward z. Cooke,
q commissioner OF this court, 10 examine, state
and settle the accounts between tie parties 10
the following manper:
.lst The commissioner will report the balance
due 10 The complainanis on account OF their pay
ments 10 the United States ii The Bill and pro-
ceedings mentioned, after crediting thereon the
proceeds Of The sale OF the land Of William
Price Craigbill, deceased, as shewn in the pro-
ceedings in this cause, and The balance due 10
the estate or said Cralghill from the complaint
ent Grove as administrator cfssid Cfaighill. as
stated and settled BY final decree or this Court,
10 The case lately depending therein, brought BY
The heirs ami distributes of said William p.
Craighi1l, against said administrator.
And %. That he examine, state and settle
the account or Richard Williams. administrator
Of John Griggs, deceased, ard report whether
lhesaid estate ID The hands Of said adriinistra-
tor is solvent, and sufficient - pay the aIiquot
part Of said dececent, as one or the suFeties OF
said William P. CraighilI, deceased.
Sd. In the event Of the sufficiency OF estate
OF said Griggs as aforesaid, then the commits
sioner will apporton the balance due 10 the
cpmplainsnts aforesaid, equally, amongst The
solvent co-securities, aforesaid, oriheif repre-
ssntatiyes, parties hereto, viz: Tho admins
traitor and heirs Of William vestall, deceased,
the administrator and heirs Of Nathaniel Craig
hill, deceased, the said administrator of John
Griggs, deceased, and the compliments.
4th. Ii the event Of The insuticiepcy or insol-
vency or the estate Of said Griggs, then the
commissioner shall spportion the balance due
the complainants as aforesaid. amongstthe par.
ties aforesaid, excluding the admlnisi;ator 81
said Griggs.
And 5ih. The commissioner viii also state an
amount Of the rents and profits Of The lands Of
said Vestall, after deductlpg tie necessary and
proper repairs and improvements, which were
sold BY The Marshal Of tho United States and
purchased By The compiainsnts, whilst the same
were in possession Of the cnmplaihsnisor those
claiming under them, and deduct the same from
the amount apportioned as aforeSaid, 70 the
heirs and representatives Of said yss,ail. And
thai hsEiuquire and report The value, and The
annual value Of said land, and Of any other de-
scended 10 the heirs Of said Yesiall And thai
hs report all matters speciallyideemedp ertinenl
Vi himself. ogwhich be may be required ,oreporl
by,any Of saia parties, and MAX e port thereof
to this Court 10 order to final decree, Sc sc
Ccpy-Teste.
RORERTST. BROWN, Ctr'h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16
u. PEASE & SONS
Clarified Essence OF Hear
" hound Candy.

81 FaILADELPHIA, Oct-I2, IB4I.
GENTLEMEN:-lh have recently used your Es-
ID the of THOSE diseases 50 fatal5to children
Group and Whonping Cough. II;
Children are hhd patients. aeeausS the nausea Of
most medicines preyep, their taking kbsm with the
same mental effect as adults Your CANDY, however,
Ii eagerly taken by children and Lthsnk may safely
Hay that neverknew So valuable d Medical Com
pound. under So pleasant guise 4 combines the
dealing laxative aud tonie II just PROPORTIONS and
III is be tecolletled thai The beaStysof medicine
consists in proper combination slloaad think that
nall complsHts f,be lungs. wealsasess u limbs,
oppressfonssr other complaints arising originally
ftom coid and chilled state Of NE 81 stem, youf
Candy would beDund as useful Specific is exists
| am, gentIemen, your most obesliant servant,
J. g. DAVIS, H. d.
70 Messrs j.. Pease s. Son. II
OF. i'll. BEARD s. CO.. are pu ahthorised
Agents FOR the sale of The Candy ii Cslarl> 1vn.
Sept 80, 1917 GIN. &II
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the oHal and still being nidfe dsslrous 10 in
duee our friends 10 grind thsir Wge.t, we will
further give foreYery hundred bushels ofWheat
clear Of all filtA, (sueh as cheat cooked, rye,
garlic, or smut,1 'and weighing sixty pounds TO
the bushel, twenty one barrels of Flour, and the
furnish bis own barrels, orsif fosnd bJus, 10
pay for the sa.ns in reasonable time. We
will stand the inspection FOR all Fsonr made BY
Us either 10 Baltimore or the District. We wll
further state that Flour can b. delivered from
here 70 Georgetown for twenty -6se cents per
barrel carriage
we will furnish any Of our customers with
Plaster, Salt, &c. upon the most reasonable
terms. GEORGE REYNOLDS
inv "a. ia4a If 1-'a 81
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cERrlrIcArE

b The undersigned having il Use foI some time
past Hathaway lHct-Air Cooking Stoves, do
mos. eheerfully recommend them 10 the public
IS being the most valuable stove extant The
many good qualities which are alisched 10 II !,
ran be discerned al once, even before 10 use
Their utility consists IN the fact that iheyssdo
pot consume IS much wood IS other stoves, and
hIl parts 81 il cam Be occupied BIT lhs same time
ID baking. cooking, boiling. roasting and wash
Jag Wetake pleasure in Recommending the
hbove steve 70 ihe public, Is We are convinced
hat they require much less wood end labor
lhan is generally required, and il is decidedly
the best article Of the Kind we have ever seen,
We will cheerfuIly show the stove 70 any who
may think proper 10 call anil examine i.
Il JAMES ], MILLER.
TH0MAS;A. MOORE, +,
j. J. a. STRAITH,
l N CARTER.
Charlesiown, Jah. 90, 1913.