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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-11-02
: q HE DEMOCRATIC WIG.
nv RICHARD HENRY BROWNE,

M EAA&tK111sG&AQ 11444N ~ y n AAO w ~
There IS every appearance of the efforts Of
the Anti Regulators in the approaching con-
test In this State being crowned with triunl.
plant success. All that is required to ensure
IT, is energy and organization. Changes are
rapidly taking place, and hundreds. who voted
with the RepudiAors al the last election, are
heartily ashamed of the position they occupy
The disastrous result of that election, in the
robbery of the public treasury, and the nosori-
Gus incompetencv of the Governor, are Justly
attributable to the party who selected such
instruments to carry out their disgraceful doc
trines. The dssention, which has scattered
their ranks, and the rancorois feelings, which
point their invectives against each other, have
utterly disguised the vrtuous and patriotic por-
ton of the community with their selfish Wrang-
lings and open prohigacy. The Anti Repudi
ators have only 10 make proper use of these
favorable circumstances 10 accomplish the
complete prostration of party, which has in-
ficted upon our State so many evils and such
load of infamy. The feelings of the people
have been already partially aroused to the
enormities, which have been committed by
the Regulators; and, if the Anti Regulators
will but exercise that spirit and activity,
which their duty to their State requires them,
they must succeed. Let the people be AVA
kened to correct knowledge of the profound
disgust with winch the course OF MISSISSIPPI
is viewed by ALL who place a proper estimate
upon the sacredness of solemn pledge, let
them but see with what scorn and contempt the
character of our State is treated throughout
the civilized world, give them but light, and
they will consign TO everlasting infamy the par
ty, which has attracted SO much ignominy TO
our name.
Let every Bonl payer be alive to the impor-
lance ofthe approaching contest, let every one
feel that upon his individual exertions the re.
demption of his State and the success of his
party depend, and our victory will be an easy
one.
With the view of rendering our humble eff
forts In this glorious cause the more effectual
by wider circulation of our paper, we propose
to furnish IL until the Fail Elections at such
tate, as we hope viii be an inducement to
many TO subscribe for it.
The terms of the Democratic Wing, are as
follows:
-Four dollars per annum in ADVANCE.
Five ifpaid in 6 months.
Six at the end the year.
No paper will be discontinued until all ar
rearages are paid, unless at the option of the
Proprietor.
The "Whig,'' will be furnished Euntil the
first of December next, at one dollar for each
subscriber, IN ADVANCE.
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~. il ills iiisi IiliiQna aEnnay
! commence on the lst day e Actonet'
i aud teTnlinafe on the 18th Of JnlY aqpo&An4f
The schools of Tie University VIII . 80
respective professors, arc.
ID /. Ancient Language Cessna
Harrison. zsnI ~ ss .sss es q -
Q. Modern Languages DC Chatlos Afa y
Ifr.W a2NA 8aA IL II ~ IS 81
! ssashstaAsic. M Ed8asa + oodtss-
4. Natural Philosophy. William p
81 3. Civil Engineering he subjects Of which
are divided between the Professors OF Mathe.
mates and NaturaI Philosophy. afaa
6. Chemistry--Dr- Robert p. Rogers.
2. Mediciae-Dr Henry Howard. a
s. Anatomy and Surgery--Dr. James l.
Cahell. . .sss1 i. Assss.
8. Moral Philosophy George Tucker.
10. Law Judge Henry ST. G.. Tucker. ii
In both schools Of Languages are also
taught ancient and modern history. and, the
Literature of the respective languages; "a the
school of Mathematics is included mixed ma
thematics in that of Engineering, mneralo-
gy and geology I: in that of Moral Philosophy,
boIles,lettres; logic. and political economy;and
in that of law. besides municipal law IN all It's
branches, the law of nature and nations, the
science Of government and con stltutional law
To be admitted INTO this institution, the ap-
plicant must be sixteen years ofage but the
Faculty may dispense with this requisition IN
favor of one whose brother is student.
Every student is free to attend the schools
of his choice but he be under twenty-one
years of age, he shall attend at least three' IN
less authorized by his parent or gurdIan' IN writ
ting, or by the Faculty, for good cause, to at
tend less number.
All students under the age of twenty one
years are required to board within the pre-
cincts,and to deposite their funds with the Pat
ron, upon which he is authorized 10 charge
commission of two per centum. ~.
The enactments formerly requiring students
to wear prescribed uniform have been sus-
pended. .f ..slFze,
Religious services are regularly performed
at The University by chaplain, who IS appoint
ed in turn from the four principle denomna-
tons of the State And by resolution OF the
Faculty, ministers of the Gospel, and young
men preparing for the ministry, may attend
any of the schools without the payment OF
fees to the professors.
The expenses of the session ofnine months
are as follows
Board, washing, lodging, and attend
ance, S1AO
Rent Of dormitory, SIG; for half. if occu-
pied by two, .
Use of public rooms 10
Fuel and candles, estimated at 20
Fees, ifonly one professor be attended,
$50 1.-two, tc each professor $50 ;f
more than two, to each $25-say IS
Total exclusive of clothes, books and
pocket money 23S
In school of Law there is an extra fee of $50,
payable by students attending the senior
class.
The allowance for clothes is limited to 300,
and for pocket money to S45.
The usual average amount expended by
resident students found; from the Patrons
books 10 range about $3.50 which is believed
TO be sufficient for every useful purpose.
WILLIS III. WOODLEY.
July 10, 1913. Proctor and Patron U. of Va.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..

U4 GLO4OAA
The plan of the instruction In this depart
Ment of the University presents pecuarities to
G found IN no other school OF Medicine In the
Union. TIE lectures commence on the first
of October, and terminate on the 4th of July
ensuing.
Owing to the length of the session, which
embraces a period of nine months, three Pro-
fessors are enable d to perform all the duties
| which IN other medical institutions are usual
ly assigned to SIX; and the students are seldom
required To attend more than two lectures on
the same day. By this arrangement, the stu
dents have an opportunity of being well groun.
ded in Anatomy, Physiological other elemen.
tary branches of Medical Science, before they
investigate their applications in connexion
with the study of the practice of Medicine and
Surgery.
Immediately before each lecture, the stu
dents are subjected to full and rigid examin-
alton on the proceeding lecture, or on portions
of approved textbooks 1t is apparent that the
plan, of which the outlines have been briefly
stated, always allows the student to commence
as well as TO complete his medical studies in
the institution and presents happy combin.
atoms of the advantages of the system of in-
struction by private pupilsgo and that ofpub-
lie lectures.
Any person of approved mural conduct may
offer as candidate, and receive the degree of
NJ. D., without reference 10 the time he has
been engaged in the study of medicine, or of
joining the scoool; provided he undergoes, in a
satisfactory manner, tho various examinations
prescribed by the enactments.
The rofessors are
Robert E. Rogers; M. D., Professor of Che.
misty; Pharmacy, and Materia Medica.
Henry Howard, a.. D., Professor of Path
ology and Practice of Medicine. Obstetrics,
and Medical Jurisprudence.
James l.. CabelI, III. D., Professor of Anato-
my, Physiology, and Surgery.
WILLIS Fl. WOODLEY. Proctor.
July IA, 1S43-cply.
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THESE uniyalled pills having now ae
Equreda celebrity and apopulaFity unequalled
in the annals Of medicine, and also having OBJ
tanned the entire confidence and beng used in
The private practice Of almost the whole tody
of the medical faculty in the United States,
Europe, Asia, South America, the West In.
dies, and great part Of Afrca, il is unneces-
gary to advertise them at length, or to say any
thing further Of their merits, than BY stating the
complaints which they are most effective 10 the
cure ofand which ares follows :---yellow aud
billions levers, fever cue, dygPepsia, Group
liver complaint. sick q gdache, iaundice, aSth.
MAJ dropsy, rheumatism. enlargement of t1e
spleen, piles colo, female obssruefions, heart.
burns, furred tongue, nausea, distensiOns Of the
stomach and bowels, incipient diarrhoea, fiat.
ulence, habitual costiveness, loss of appetite
blo.ched or sallow complexion, and in ali cases
of toFpor of the bowels, where a cathartio d
an appetite is needed They are exceeding
y mild in their operation, producing neither
Nausea. gripiug nor debility. mi i
| GT For sale by GREENE HILL Druggist
Main st. Columbus Miss.
Columbus Miss. June 90 1913.
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Columbus Mi..oct. 9Th 1923.

DISTRICT CHANcERY COURT OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS
AUGUsT RULES, 1S43.
Benjamin d. Mitchell, Complainant,
No los. VS..
John Cooper, Defendants.
HPON opening the matters of this bill, and
u itappearlng that the defendant is not al
lnhabltant of this State, but resides beyond
the limits thereof, SO that the ordinary process
OF this Court cannot be executed upon him
1t Is ordered that unless said defendant ap-
pear before the Vice Chancellor at the Court
room in the town of Columbus, on the
LIST Monday in November next,
and plead answer or demur to the bill OF com.
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed and such order and
decree made therein as to the Vice Chan.
cellor may seem equitable and just.
1t IS further ordered that copy of this or
der be inserted IN the "Democratic Whig''
once week for two months successfully.
M. MCCARTHY, elk,
Hemphill & Beauchamp, Solicitor.
August 10th, 1843.
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7 80. BIZ Alslk LOOKS.
:nr-y OR Cotton weighing for salelcw
AZ KEELER'S Cheap cash store
400 REWARD.

nT1NAWAY flom the subscriber living 8
IL miles sonth Of Aberdeen. On the ~ ~
lilt. q negro man named SaIpPeon' ABOUT q
or 90 years. old light complexion, near "a
fine low low voice for negro Of his size. He has
aIsoa yery broad rough foot at the tread, taper
inc to the heel. without any hollow. -.
Il Is believed that said boy i stolen by some
white man or that he has pass. The above
reward will be given for the apprehension q
the said negro, together with the incividua
who has, decoyed him. -0r liberal reward
win be oiven for the apprehension and lodg
Inent 81 the negro in some Jail where car
get him. tsils fsssss a,ys 49,, 81 sa Z
~ Ahsrdaen,a r1ct 1th 1912. ms4. -,
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DIR. CHAMPIONS
81 4 DR.. CHAMPIONS
Vegetable Ague Medicine, a safe and
certain cure FOR ChilIs and Fever in
allits complicated forms, also an
effectuaI remedy for Fever of
every description.

every description.
TVHIS medicine has been used by the pro-
n prietor a number of years, in extensive
practice, during which time he has treated
some thousands of cases ofFever, and from the
success in this mode of practice, he is conf
dent it must and will be the prevailing prac.
tice in Fevers.
1t never fails to cure the chiIls and fever tie
first day. Bilious, 1'yphus, Nervous, Conges.
live, and Winter Feyers all yield to the use OIL
this medicine, and are cured in shorter time
and with much more certainty than by any 9th,
er system oiprsctice that has ever been recon-
mended
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WAVERLY H0rS
MOBILE ar

FNHE undersigned, Ions nj.
n prIetor Of tie La Gt,,.. I,
loosa, will open the Wayeliy b
lately occupied by Earle q Nv.
first ofOctober neyt, :or lbe ~.
pany. The Waverly is upss,'
repairs, ard will be well arr,nsii
Tort OF boarders. ParticuI,, N.
paid TO families. Mrs. Pa,uso,
best efforts and long experience \
situation agreeable.
AS to the Table and o rs,I.
tons, they will be such as loe,l
hereby solicited, a l.be al ,l,r \
for the Waverly.
CHAS. SPA
Sc t. 1911 pr 10
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J. BOOTH,
ID ETKRT

II II ~ a. II.
I'd ESPECTFULLY continues to ten.
Ia der his pro essional services to the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Columbus and
its vicinity, pledging himself 10 operate IN
the most approved modern style. In adj.
dltion to what is usual in his profession
lie will
LIST. Pu: in whole sets of teeth, mounted
on Gold, by The new and much appro.
ed pan of atmospheric pressure, n
pecimen of which he has in his ow
mouth, v--''
2 Supply roofs ,ef palates, whv def
elgnt; either from maEformation or ac.
cidenf.
He feels confident from his opportuni-
ties at Philadelphia and elsewhe re-ffoln
his. long experience, ard bis success that
he can operate to the entire satisfaction of
all who may call on him at his Office on
Market street, up stairs, one door south
Of the Auction Store of Kincannon, March
g. Mcdaniel.
Columbus Miss. Feb. 10Th, 1e43. 3
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Aberdeen. oct 4th 1873.
NOTICE.

rs hereby given that the Commissioner
IL under the Treaty Of Dancing Rabbit Creek
adjourned at Yazoo Old-ViIlage the 90 inst:
aid have opened an Office at Hilsorough
Scott County Miss.and viii attend there inper
son on the first Monday in November next,tO
resume the duties of their Office.
Aug 3Ist. 1843.
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AUCTION, GENERALa
AND BROKERS Off
No rs, Royal ~, oPPosiiels Dad
MOBILE, ALl
VIllS E.tabIishmenL h nm b..

- ~ a LIZ tAkitl
THIS Establishment in 6l,Jl
i operation, has been o,eDg
with a view Of facilitating aHBor
action, existing between VENDg
| CHASERS, Commercial and b
generally. The following bar
part) ofthe business atierdedna.
REAL ESTATE
| improved or unimproyed, IN lied
try, NEGROES, HORSES, &c.
and sold at Auction, or Private
instructions.
N. b. Business spperain1g ou
General Agency, and Commlsa
will be promptly and correctly aid
p. $. It will be an lnvarabe,
ating rule to adhere strictly % Ins
pay over immediate y ailer saes, n
arising from each and every sale, d
u All communications per nal
PosT PAD.
NOTICE EXTRA COH4a
every necessary arrangement hl ID
for safe keeping and Boarding AT'
a distdnce,) I'll sold OF Olhefwret1
A so, for Stabling Horses, dc kt
EVEREfGEkl
Auctioneers, Gen. Agts, and CON- 7
No. 7S, Royal ST. Noble Y
REFERENCES
Messrs. ]. A. Beard, d Co, AL
g. Co., L. Kassor, LH Philips ~
N. ORR
f.. b. Holcombc, Cashier OBJ
e.. Il. B. Fisher. Sec. MOblelgl
Hon. j. B. Todd, Messrs. SIZE /.
r. G. Scull, 6. Ii. Scans, J. U,
MODILEM
GENERAL NOTlCE.--Psn1
Mobile, with Negroes, HOrea y
Produce--w.ll do well to cal a.
EVERETT
N.B. The highest cash prices
for Negroes.
DISTRICT CHANCERY CO..
THE STATE OF MIsslSS.
HELD AT C0LUADA
Daniel Harvic. Compla .nnni h
l07 VS. 'r
Thomas Christian, Adm. eL
al. Defendants.
FTPON opening the matters y.
u and il appearing that !, u ~. 4
LIItlebury Nlauldin, Robert, '. 4 l,l..
Matthew B. Lane, are not IIlnJ r.,.
State, but resides beyond The c.i nl' \
10 that the ordinary process o. }, I y. !, !
lot be served upon them, Il Is lls q,
hat unless said defendants appI a.1-
Wee Chancellor at the COlE' NV
own of Columbus on the H..
First Monday in NoVelDD !,
md plead answer or demqr, e lns ~
,laint herein, the several sls ,a.s
will be taken for confessed y y IN
.nts, and such order or decree .i N.
S to his Honor the Vice C1a iso. IN
quitable and just. IL Is Irrlhsjna
Copy of this order be PuDll s 4, lga
cratic Wing" once q week :"
uccessively. ,D,rr MICAH
vans e. Cooke, sol. --
CoIhmbus. sept. ls49.
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IL r.. A. ~
R EsPEcTFUl5lS;
The citizens q
|PRAcTITIOxrr
IN oil the branches
who have confidence
70 future rely on p,e
pledge that he can ~. !,
faithfully to contints \. \
circumstances have y \ li''
that Il Is absolutely ns' $50
60 TO work.
lie can be found dp,i...
Store, corner Of Main ,rS Y w
lnmbus Miss, and !, ~, W.. s'iis
which is at the emf If IN, 4 ss Y a
North from the BaDlis =, ~ el'
house after passing tbe ~ Sa'
Columbus, Sep. Dist, ls,J
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LoWNDES COUNTY.
Probates Court, October Term, II. D..
1SAQ

Probates Court, October Term, II. D..
1913.
I'm pursuance of an order granted TO me by
the Probate Court of Lowndes County,
Mississippi, at the October term ,hereofi shall
proceed to sell to The highest bidder
On the 18Th day Of November merit,
at the door ofthe Court House in Columbus,
the following described tracts of lands to wit !:
The south east quarter, section number thir-
ty.five, south half north east quarter, south
east quarter, east half sou h west quarter,
and south west quarter of south west quar-
ter of section thirty six, in township num-
Der sixteen, south of range number seven
teen, west and lots numbers five, eight, and
eleven, of section one, north west quarter, of
north east quarter, dissection number two, and
the east half, north west quarter, the east half
north west quarter, tie east nalf; south west
quarter, and west half south east quarter, of
section eleven, ard lot No. two, of section
number tW elve,ln township number seventeen,
south Orange number seventeen west, COM
monty called and known as The min tract, and
has an excellent Mil thereon. The above
lands will be sold on a credit of twelve months
from day of sale. Notes with appropriate Sc
curity will be required
Issued 18th October, 1s43-
Jockey Wood Administrative
ofthe estate OF Felix W God. decd.
Attest. VIM. p. FULLER,
Clerk.
"a
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BOOKS. BOOKS!

II UST Received and now offer for sale a
e. Large Assortment of Valuable Books
among which are the following:
The Madison Papers, Jeffefson's Works
Sparks Life OF Washington, Life of Alexan-
der Hamilton, Life of Napoleon, Johnson's
Works, Rollins Ancient History, Boswell's
Life of johnson, Plutarch's Lives by Langhorn,
Smollets Select Works, FieldiRgs Select
Works, Democracy in America, Naval His
tory of the United States by Cooper, Lavaer's
Essay in Physiognomy, Sears Bible Biogra-
ply, Sears Wonders of the Word, Lord
Byron's Works. the Dramatic Works of VIM.
Shakespeare, D'Isr2eliss Novels complete, Wa
verify Novels complete, Miscellanies of Lord
Brougham, Cooper's Novels DC, Also many
other valuable works illustrated with rich and
splsndid EngravIngs-all of which will be sold
unusually low for cash.
GREENE HILL.
Columbus June, 1943.
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DISSO[UTIoS

Th, ds,l Partnership hercld sSl'
and firm Of CockereI I, " I,9 VI
seventh instant dissolved n Y.
MARX Roo
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CERTIFICATES.
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Gallatin Co, Illinois, April 1s, 1912.

Gallatin Co., Illinois, April 1s, lS42.
DIR. CHAMPIoN.-Dear Sir Within the
last ~ months have been using your Anti
Bilious and Ague Pills, in my practice TO a
considerable extent. and have found them TO
be productive of superior effects in the cure of
Fever and many ether cases. 1t is difficult TO
get them here, their character standing so
high in all the south Part ofihis State that
they are all bought up, and consequently it is
very hard to get sufficient quantity Of them.
You will confer great favor on the inhabi-
tants of this county by forwarding good sup
ply of your medicine TO this place.
A. A. WOLFE, NJ. D.
CERTIFICATE FROM DR.. WIN. M'CLFLEN
Taladega Co., Ala, May 2Ist, 1912.
This is to certify that during the past sea-
son have made use of DR.. Champions Ague
Medicine in my practice and out of twenty :wo
boxes Gall had) have never failed ofeffecting
a permanent removal of the disease, and IN no
single case did a patient take more than half
a box. | can with strict veraciiy, and do with
great pleasure say that | believe it to be the
best, safest, end most cffectual remedy fof
Ague, Chils and Fever, &c, that has ever
been discovered.
VIM. McLELEN.
CERTIFICATE FROM JAS. TURNER.
This is to certify that have used Dr. Cham
pion's Vegetable Ague Medicine in my family
for the last twelve months with the most hap
py effect. have used them in cbills and fe-
yer and have witnessed the good effects of
the medicine in great number of cases, and
have never known it fail to perform cure, and
l do think DIR. Champions Pills, by far the
best medicine | have ever known used in
feVers. JAMES TURNER.
Charleston, s. c. Feb'y. 9th, 1s43.
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Dyspepsia, Dro?sey, Bilious habits, Costive
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all those diseases arising from impure blood.
For sale by GREENE HILL.
Also by A. N. JONES.
Also in nearly all OF the villages and bv nu-
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and Western States, and Texas.
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!. A. Mcintyre and Nail

aRE E& IT PfesuA@e lenQanIss aSHE - sf
sss,ss4a.a sAeplemhar Rules, z840.s s
.KTfAoN opening the matters Of thia bill and
" L appearing that the defendants, are moi
inimbnauts Of this Stale, but reside beyond the
nita thereof 50 that the ordinary process d
aha Court cannota be executed upon them.
TX Is ordered that unless said defendants mp.
pear sbofb che Vice Chancellor at the Court
IDonii1 the town Of Columbus onfhe5
.1st Monday in November next,
aud pie adj answer or defnur to tho bill of COM
plant herein. the several allegations thereof
will be all TO said defendants taken for confess
ed, and such order or decree made therein as
20 the Vics Chancellor may seem equitable
aud Just. m
% II Is further ordered that copy Of this or
der be inserted in The democratic Whig'' a
newspaper published in the town oil Columbus,
once week for two months successfully.
M. MCCARTHY, elk.
III L. Jarnaghin, Solicitor.
Sep. l. 1913. Pills
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GINl

COTTON GlA2.
DLANTERS and Others ~ = ' Cor
l. al the plantation Of !, 7
the neighborhood OF Fiyli ~ nov
one Of CARvERs' CCTToN Oin JIM ,hisil
ton, Of a quality superior 70 aDy ~
this section Of the country Iyy;;,roN 4 q
VIM. HUDDLES ~ ~
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~ III l.. Jarnaghln, Solicitor.
Sep. i, 1s4S. pfc
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