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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
n CHANCERN.--In the Circuit Superior
Il Court OF Law snd Chancery for Ohio county.
COMMlssIoNEE's OFFICE }
March /, 1913
Neil McNaughieN, pluIn,hr


Hannah PembeTion, widsw and relict OF James
PemberIon decreased. Louisa |. Owen, late L,niso
l. Pemberiou. Ann Young late Ann PemberIon.
JsherSon l. ) ngsion and Harriet his wiCe, John
Spots nnd Elvira his wife, Rich ard Hanuensnmn
and ulia his wife, Thomas VI Psmberion Mason
Dunlap and Adelrne his wife, J snrrson I, Song,.
ton rs guardian ad Item fnr Elizabeth B,tcLeI,r
late Elizabeth Psmbeuon. William PemberIos. 4,
Sarah Pemberon inlanIs-w hic! SAID Ls,,isa. AMI
harrIei Elyira. Julia, Th' mas NJ, Adelihe, r.
lznbefh' William aud Sarah are dryisees. eRa.
ices and heirs al law uf said james PemhsrInn
deceased. Francis w Bachelor the husband oC
said Eliz1bcih. and John Fawceit. executor or
Inc last VIII and Testament of said James Penn
merton deceased defendants.
IN above cause having been referred IA, The
Undersigned commissioner 10 ascertain u hat p.rs,pa
estate there is. II any yet uHadminIslered in The
hands al the SAID sH, 10 the paymeul M
The Debt due Co the com aina also y, hat sum ~ dine
TO The said complainant on the debt i'm The Lii
mehIioned, aud that Esid commissioner ia e m ol
OF Tho said obligation and agreement in The bill
mrnIoncd, and report The sbme all which ~ i'll more
iully appear 10y decree made by the said court n,
the sad cause on the 30Ih day uI January 1912
Therefore a. said J, ffersOa l. SangsIon. guardian
nd Iem rs Aforesaid. the other parties above named
and oil interested will take notice that ON The 9Th
DAY OF April lS4J. OF my office in the city of Wbes
hng'l shall proceed 10 lake an account, and bcor
and examine testimony touching the matters refer
req 10 nc IN The said decree. and will coptinue
from LIME 80 line after said day 10 do So ~ long IA
may lie necessary. ALEX VIII SON
mar 3 Commissioner IL, C,b,.a
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COMMISSTONER,S SALE
YUM N IobNUN EMS bA LE
nF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL, PRO
~ PERTY.
Potter g. Wagner


W,
Isaac Springer and Others,
IN ChanCeTy.-by virtue Of the decree nropo,,,-
Geo IN THIS cause, on the lOth day Of Noysmber
1872, the undersigned, will offer FOR sale AZ the
residence OF SAID Springer, ~ miles east of
wheeling on the National road, on SATURDAY. the
hrst day Of April next, the following psTsonal
property, belonging 10 the defendant Is1rc
springer, to VII. one horse, 2 cows 2 Ceafber
beds, bedsieads and bedding, / bureau. tabies
dOz ehairs, large copper kettle, and hogs
Also, one lot Of land containing ono acre az.
uated on the National road, four and bstC
miles east Of Wheeling. being the residence 81
, seld Springer, together with the Improvement
Terms-Cash, for th@ purchase Of the p.ysop.I
property, on ~ gums 10 the amount OF 30 doiiaa
over that sum, 90 days credit will be given boa,
ing interest from the day Of sale Cor lie 80 1
estate credit Of six, twclve and eighteen ,uo1fbs
Win inter est, the purchaser or purchasers g,,', -
bonds v th g0OJ secUf,ty.fOr the yayueni ,f H.
purchase monev for said personal propcTfv a Ell
estate'and tho tile 20 20 land retained 1n.il lie
same - paid. 4 W MITCHELL. ID s. To- ''o
Arch.d WO0de, Sheriff tIbioC %
leo - q and Commissioner int biz behalf
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WHEELING NInrrh 1.

WIEEl ING. March 70, 1913,
The parties interested in the foregoing decree.
VIII take notice that have appointed Thursday
The 2Oih dav of Apr! next ClS43.)l 10 o'clock A.
M AT my Oihce in the city of Wheeling 10 com.
mehce taking the accoun directed by said decree
and the said parties mud n other persons dcsi.
ring to Prove their debts. hereby notified to
attend with their claims properly aulhe ntcaIcd and
prove the same JAS a CLARK mis'r.
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\ IRGISIA-At an intermediate Term OF the
' Circun Supcriur Couri Of Law aud CHANGER,
irr the county oi OnIo helJ al the Court Hun,
'h'rto', on Ihe GrsI day Of February. 1913.
Thnmas G CulberisJn. David r Greer, md
Frederick II Greer. partners under the firm
OF Cul~eTIson q GTcers. Complainant. Z
against =
William I.ami.din & Seas. and ombJ,n r., :
y A"d Lamb The North Wcsiern Bank Of :
Virginia. The Merchants l. MerEaniss Bank :
Of Waeehns. and Dana Hubbard. g.. :
defendants.
EXTRACT FROM TIE DECREE.
Iron cons deration whereof this cause il r.Cer,J
10 James Clarke Esq. hereby RP.a,inIr al cunmi>.
s"ne' hH inns pdfp isr, VIM ASCERTAIN and re.
PIl wha' real estate was conveyed by def, nIau,s
william Iambdn X sons - ne trustees by The
Ecu "I trust n the bull mentioned and whaI tleb,.
'h 'he sad deed of trust provided iur remain I'M.
pad; together with all other debts charge. or in.
""'nbrHnce'. upon the said real esale ME-, the order
M winch they are entitled To be p,s; and for thi,
purpose that he give nuiice 10 the .aid cred,,or.
Prvdcd for toy sand deed. and all other. nv ndy.r.
sement To he published a, least thrriy DAYS in m.
newspaper printed m the ely OF Wheeling. Ia come
IA aud establish their debts upon the usual rerras
and MAI he also ascertain aud report what munrs
"nd eiiet II sad trustees have in their hands or sn
Jeci To their cunirl. 10 be applied io The pa mem
oiIhe said drblsi& that he also report auy other mat
iers deemed pertinent nv hnselT or specially roam
red hy sny at Ihe parli--. COPY ieste
ALEX. Il LAI 0LEY, Clefk
PAULL for crmp'ls
LAME for come Of dn's mar I3-5,y
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March 9.-is

q n CHANCERY.-Iui the Circuu Supe.iur
n Court OF Law and Chancery for Ohlu count,
3efresH-- Arthur NJ Philips aud Dauir Lamb.
ConDiuiHaufY
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AIRGINIA-AI Dol inlelned aIe IcEnl ol b !,


v Circuit Superior Couriuf Law AMI Char Ger,
held for the county ofOhio. The courr house there
Of. on the 18th day Of February, 1913.
George Coils, Cumplainantl
against
Arthur NJ Phillips, and Danel( 4" N"""ee'y'
Dunbar, Defendants
EXTRACT FROM TIE DECREE
And that this cause be referred 10 Edward II
Fizhugh Esa. who shsreby appointed a commits.
,i-ner iur that purpose, ascertain and report wha
and how mach of the real and personal estate EN-.
rrlcrd in the said deed Of the bill mon ion.
d, has been sold by the defendant Dunbar and a.
Mai prices and how much. il any, uf SAID real
aud personal esiaie, still remains unsud, and what
monies have been received by said Dunbar as Irus.
tee. under said deed uf trust. and how much he has
paid Out disposed Ofihe same and what steps. If
any he has taken 10 collect The debts or claims as
signed 10 him by raid deed OF trust. Also what
debts are due the several parties provided for by
iIe deed Of trust IN the bill mentioned and for that
purpose that he give notice to oil persUns nIeres
Ted under The said deed Of trust by advertisement
for thirty days in some newspaper prin:ed ia the
CITY OF Wheeling, To appear aud prove their debts
or demands. taking such security To the plaintiff
from Them az SAID commissioner may deem prnpcr
Ia pay him a reasonable share of hrs eusts incurred
IA the prosecution uf this suit. aud that he repnrr
any other matters deemed IeTIinenI by himss II or
ccIally required by cIIher party"
a Copy TesIe, ALEX L. LAIDLEY, Crk
Nelson for Count
Lamb for DefIs.
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FOn RENT

"A BrlcF dwelling honse on the cofnet Of Main
- and Jefieison steel. sdioiang Thos Johnston,
Store aud dSelling. and now occupied BY ~
Hutchinson. Possession given immed ately
For terms apply 10 JAMES MCCONNELL.
mar l In
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DIR. EAsTMAN's ELIXER On nEALTn

-. - -'I'E''' I'I-IzNI-IN
NHlS Is a universal restorative IN oil cases
4 where the Stomach, Liver or any Of the or
gans concerned in the digestive functions. arc lie
primary seat Of the diseases, and that such i. true
OF almost the whole catalogue Of human ma ladies "a
we'll Known 90 eYery nhysician
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u. s. MAIL LINE FOR WOOSTER

Rz We will starr our coaches
EfZSGRrh N future from Ibis place. st o
Ra2-esi Ssil O'Clock NJ, on every Monds,.
E->.aos-sS.Sss99 Wednesday and FRIDAY. r.,
wooster Cleveland, Nprsa'k. &C. via Mt Pleasant
Cadiz. and Canal DIVER running IN roonsc,i,,,, -,
lines inr Lower Sandusky, Peuysburp, and ON 4,
Defoii' INC fare on his route has been reduced In
proportion 10 The times travellers wishing 10 90
NORTH vii find his a cheap. speedy and pleasant
route. Oihce 81 Tho bur ~ The u s Hotel Ivsto,
street, Wheeling, Va. JOHN A MYERS.
Proprietor.
DA"ThEf DENNisoN, Agent. Jan %
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ME GOOD INTENT STAGE co. bv An
Il arrangement with the Rail Road Cor bav.
REDUCED THEIR FARE.
70" WHEELING 10 BALTIMORE, $1,000
PHiLADELPHIA, 1900
Two Lines Of "Shnyer's Patent Bow.Spriny Coa-
ches' leave Wheeling daily for Washington CITY.
Baltimore, Phrladelpha. New York and BOSTON
connecting al CUMBERLAND with the
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAIL ROAD MALTRAfS
Tine 10 BALTIMORE "a hou,s
PHILADELPHIA 40 do
Oiiice FIRST door absyo the United States Hotel,
Water street, Wheeling, Va
feb d HUTCHINSON. Agent.
= ,. The above mute is the cheapest, mo-t erpo
bilious ond comfortable Of any between lie
Ohio river and The eastern cities
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"A RERS No I TOBACCO-A few bores 70,
n sais low ~ close consiEnment by
fsb2 J CALDWELL
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CARPET CHAIN.
GARDEN SEEDS.

a FRESH assorimeni Of garden seeds, put up
IA by Gibson * Richie at their garden sre, and
agricultural implement wareroom. Newark n J.
For sale at The Guy Auction rooms. los Market
square. BRENTLlNGER & SHALLCRCSS.
NH %
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NV NOVEL BY JAMES.-FOfesi D,y- +.
~ romance ~ old lines Just frreivcl - -
sale o. The LITERARY DEPOT. Pf,es rs ii.
fnh %
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NEM NnNEL ~ nIsI,nr.n

VIE LAST on BARONS.--Jusi received and
u ior sllo at tho LITERARY DEPOT p,3e.
@'c's' feb 09
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CHANCERE.-ln the Circuit Superior
u COnr Of Law aud Chancery for Ohio conn.,,
John EFF c,mrIsiS
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ITIRGINIA-Ar an intermediate term Of ,b

mar lin
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-06
FIVE POPULAR WORKS
For ~ so cents n month,
OK ONE DOLLAR A YEAR IN ADVANCE.

The Publisher announces, with pleasure, TO
the Public, that he has commenced MONTH
LY SUPPLEMENT to the New World which
viii embrace the whole series of Popular
Works by Dickens, Lever, Ans@or'h and
Lover. II will be issued Immediately afle
the arrival Of the English Steamer which
leaves Liverpool on the Alb Of EACH mo tn, and
Will thus furnish the public with The latest
odiclons, aud the ONLY combined edition,
Of the above popular authors, ia adpaacs II any
oher establishment ia hrs country and at "a
price which cannot la.i 10 meet the ubhc ap
probation. The following are the Titles Of
the Novels, the FIRST numbers Of which a.
peared IN London on the first Of January. 1874
and were rcpubshed entire IN The Monthly
Supplement, on the 9th Of January, 70 less
Than "A hours after the arrival Of the steamer
Tie s4uo dispatch wall be maintained hereaf
Ter.
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~
EsHH lt eo.4n.ss Co ten
rh. es a. c. iOtaf
-aaes AID Genuoinga If Co.umba. aud
is vicinity, pledgiug himself 10 operate IN
,he most approved modern style. In ad-
nion to what is usual in his profession
n win
hot. Pw in whole sets Of teeth, mounted
lson God, BY The new and much appro-
"a pen Of aimosp eric pre- sure y
p eimen Of which he has IN his ow
muuth,
? Supply roofs or palales, whe d q
Client, either from malformaiion or &C.
cident.
He feels confident from bis opportuni-
les al Philadelphia and eiseWhere--ffom
his long experience, a. d : is success thai
he can operate 10 the entire satisfaction Of
al who may call on m at his Office on
Market street, up stairs, one door south
Of the Auction Store Of KIncannon, March
& Mcdaniel.
Columbus Miss. Feb. 10th, Ie43.
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March 10Th, Is43.
TRUST SALE.


DY yr.ue Of deed IN trust executed by
ID Seth PEBBLES, 10 me a, r., stec, be ring
date ia Isl Of August, 1912, to secure the
paym Mt OF certain promisory notes therein
specified; the Of which became due on the
FIRST d5y o. March last; as trus ee will SELF at
public auction TO the highest b oder for cash in
The Court House in the town of Columbus al
the county Of Lowndcs, State Of Mississippi on
Monday the 10Th Of July 1913,
the following described land situated in the
county Of Lowndes aforesaid, namely, the East
halfof he north west quarter; the north east
quarter, the sou. east quarter, and the SOUTH
west quarter Of section nineteen, in township
nineteen north, IN Range seventeen East.
The north west quarter dissection thirty, in
township nincte north. m Range seventeen
Eas,; and the East half Of the norlh. est quar-
ter II section twenty five IN township min Teen
n,fih, in range sly cen Fast; or so much there
Of as shall be suficien to pay the prOmisory
note IN said deed mentioned which became
due on the first day Of March 1913. The
above mentioned dc d m trust ls recorded in
the office ofthe Clerk Of the Court Of Probates
Of Lowndes county, in book 10 page 50.
ADDERTON BOYKlN, trustee.
May lllh, 1913.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

HY virtue Of deed 10 trust. execu.
nd ted on the 18th day of November,
lS4l, to me as trustee, by Samuel DOv S,
10 secure the payment to John Overall Of
four promisory notes Of that dae winch
have been transferred ] " Y expose to
sale, at public auction, TO q. hg.rr bid
der for cash st the door o. dc .Ha oIst
in the town of Columbus IN the couaty o.
Lowndes, and State Of Mississippi, on
Wednesday the 26lh day of July next be
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. anu
O'Clock p. NJ. the following described
pieces or parcels f luud with the ina
proyements thereon, situated, lying, end
being in the town Of Columbus aforesaid,
and known and described in the plan Of
said town being the lots No. s and 8
in square No. eleven, .oulh Of Main street.
Such title only as is vested IN the trus
tee, will be onveyed the purchaser.
JOHN d. MONTGOMERY,
trustee.
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BULL & FILES,
Co mulissiOu Merchants $ Factors
MoBLE, ALA,

VIII make liberal advances during the sea.
on in specie or currency on & otton conslgn-
ed to them for sale or for shpment to Liver.
pool, Havre, New York, Boston or New Or
leans.
To accommodate Planters who may prefer
either Of The above markets TO this, & +
have made arrangements with Commission
Houses Of the Highest character and cred,
IN each place 10 receive and sell Cotton, the
avals Of which eau be realized N specie fund
here, or held 10 order there, as may be pre-
feied.
Mobile, Feb ooh, 1913.
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NOTICE is hereby given that have De.
IN termined 10 sell out my Dover 20 the land
formerly owned BY Thomas p. Yates win
sell at private sale and take negroes in pay
meni, any person willing 10 boy viii please
call at Nashts Mills "a Noxubee,
ABIGAIL NASH.
June /, 1870.
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GROCERIES.

I'm addition TO my ,tock Groceries now
n on hand, ! expect in few days an arrival
of large and general Slock for the summer
and fall trade, consisting in part on
Salt, Molasscs, Bacon, Mackerel Iron,
Sugar, Flour, Lard Vinegar Steel
Coffee, Rice Oils, Candies, Nails
Tea, Chees'. Powder. Tobacco, castings
Ralsins, Buckwhal Lead, Sugars, &c &c.
Together with stork Of
ssAPLE DRY GOODS,
an Of which will be offered a. a much lower
rate, than goods ofthe same kind have usually
been sold in this Market
}. l.. CLARK.
April 18th, ls43.
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M R 81 "a 81 s. P IA

Those interested. are invited to call and
examine his splendd collection Of Premium
lncorruptible Teeth, which he Will insert on
reasonable terms, with plyots or gold plate
and il need be with Artifcil Gums Of the
same Incorruptible Material II his work is
not done in such way as to give perfect salts
faction, nothing will be charged
Office on Man Street, doors from VIM
Huddlesion, g. Cos Store.
Dee. 1910
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THE STATE-OF MISSISSIPPI }
LOWNDES COUNTY. Z

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LOWNDES COUNTY.
PROBATE CoURT, May TERM, 1913.
To az persons Interested IN le Real Estate If
Thomas Yates dted, late Of said County Of
LOUndes.
VOU are hereby cited TO appear before the
III Judge Of our said Probate Court, at
Term thereof to be holden for said County on
The 6rst Monday in July next, 1s43,
TO show cause, fanny You can, why an order
should not be made TO sell the following des-
eribed lands, to wits
The south west quarter Of Section
number twelve, in township number
Eighteen, North, Of Range number
seventeen East, in Lowndes County,
to make division Of the same among the heirs
ofsaid Estate, agreeable to the prayer OF the
petition Of Daniel N. Yates, one Of the heirs,
AID administrator Of the estate Of said decd
WITNESS, Thomas Sampson, Judge Of
Probat,s for SAID County Of Lowndes, this the
% day Of May A. D. 1888.
Attest, WIN. p. FULLER,
May II, 1888, Clerk
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Aios.huts cuan 20 huF co4-e
known as Walhalfs Mil, inlho i...4.- " is.
Principal, and has employed Thomas WALTON
and n. Wahhall to supenmend il. !, is now
b as good repair, AMI order for use as 4 ever
Naa and every prospect Of continuing 50.
Every attention VIII Be paid 10 those who
favor il with their ers. n. padicular aiion
ton VIII be paid 10 The manufacturing o
Flour. Z. r. WALTHALL
Nay %, 1913. Attorney
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VUST received, Vanilla, Rose, Peppermint,
% Lquorice, Collision, Lavender, Siawber-
~, Sassifras, Pine Apple, and Wntergreen
d Lemon Lnzenges.
Price 10 ID cents a box, FOR sale at
KEELER'S Cheap Cash Store.
June l, 1913.
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DR MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES
IVThe proprietor Of these maichless sYeol-
fcs, while he has cause 10 feel the most IN
qualified satisfaction ia relation 10 the unpar-
aleled popularity aud general use they have
obtained, leels constrained by Considerations
as disinterested as they are sincere; 10 contin.
ne n press them upon the consideration and
trial Of the public, till no invalid and no family
in The whole compass Of The Union, shall be
with, ut a knowledge Of them and theirinest
mable virtues. The certificates which be has
heretofore published in almost countless num-
bers, and in reference TO every possible variety
Of disease, fully established his medicines. be-
yond even the possibility Of dobi, as the most
generally useful, and the most uniailingly eff.
Gent, Of all the medicines Of wha ever drs-
crption, ever yet presented 10 the world and
he leeis thai he Is but dong his duty to his lel-
low citizens in arging them to test for them
selves the benefits to be derived from his Life
Pills and Phoenix Btten.
For sale at
KEET pc Chan C,,b Uto~n
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BLOUNT SPRINGS.

BLOUNI SPItINGS.
TENHE Subscriber begs cave 10 Infnrm his
i friends aud the pubic generally that he
wi reopen this well known watering place n
the first day Of June next for the reception Of
vislters.
The Subscriber deems it unnecessary to
say anything aboul The virtues OF these wa
tiers, as mluy years experience has proven
them 10 be unequalied by any. And as TO ac.
commodaion he is determined they shall not
be surpassed by any waieriDgpace or Hotel in
G Southern States.
As usual he has engaged a splendid
Band OF MUSIC,
for the season Alsn physician 10 advise in
the use Of the wa ers.
Owing TO the hardness Of time, and scarcity
Of monryle subscriber has reduced The price
Of hoard 10 the following low rates:
Board per N nth, SOD VI
week, $40 OO
Children and servants half price.
Horse per month, SD 90
week. IS 90
JONESC. LUCY,-Tms:ee
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RHEUMATISM, and IENNI5NssS

positively cured, and al sArBslled nuselss and limbs
ere restored, in the Old or young, BY the INDIAE
vEoErAn1 EImR AND NEEvB AND Bosx L,sunEEr.-
but never without the name Of Comstock & Co. on IT,
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IRON.

An assortment Swedes iron Just landed
IA from Lalla Rookh For sale by
J. l.. CLABK.
March 2Sth, 1913.
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Jan. 20h, 18l8.-6m nf s3E.

Id LANK Books Of all sizes, Fools cap and
Id Letter paper sc. For ,ale at
KEELER'S cheap cash Store.
Columbus, March 9th. lsf3.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODsIl

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !
on crses fresh dry goods just reed from
~ New York, consisting Of Jaconel,
Book, Swiss, Null and Plaid Muslins-Lneu
Cambria, and Hcmstich Handkersheis-Pon-
gee and cotton do. Black Italian Craystfl
Plaid Silk do. Artificial flowers Black Me
rinos, Bombazines, Alapaeca cloths. Mesquite
Netting, Black and White prints, Turkey red
prints, Brown aud bleaehed Domestic, Brown
and mkt Hose. A good assortment Of linens,
Umbrellas &c. &c. For sale cheaper thaa
ever al
KEELER'S cheap cash store.
Next door 10 Mm Huddlestnn s. %.
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AAfaAA ~ ~ N''taf
THE PLANTERS STORE.
~ liz undersigned is now receiving large
Il assortment Of
GROCERIES,
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
And few small invoices Of
FANCY GOODS.
All Of which are offered for sale, at unusual!
LOW PRICES.
He has also just received, per steamer
Lalla Rookh,
500 SACKS SALT.
Large bleached sacks, 10 6ne order
Which viii besold at a very small advance on
cost, not wishing TO make a speculation on tins
useful article.
Alabama Money Win be taken Tor goods a;
the regular prices.
Those wishing bargains ere invited to cal.
without delay, at the Planies' Cheap Store
J. I. CLARK.
ColumhEs. Miss. May, Oh l54S.