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BOOK R BOOKS!

BOOKS. BOOKS:
wTJST Received and now 0iteE lOf sale =
) Large Assortment Of Valuable BOOKS,
smo,,r which are the fOlIowipgs
The Madison Papers, 5efferson's " orl1s
Sparks Life ol washington LIie q AlsAas.
5er Hamilton, Life ~ Napoleon yohnsols
WnrlsI Rollins Ancient History BOsWehs
/ ife Of johnson, Plutareh's Lives BY hanghorns
SmoIlet.s Select Works FieldiRgs Select
Wofke. Democracy ii America, Naval His
torv The United Statesby Cooper Lavaler's
Essay in PhysiogncmH Sears 1'Dle I., I'Ig.s5 IA
Rvrunss Works. the Dramatic Works OF VIM.
Shakespeare, D1srzeIis. Novels complete. Wa.
veFiy Novels complete, Miscelanies of Lord
Brouglnam, COoperss Novels 9c.. Also many
other valuabie works illustrated with ricn aIG
splsndld Engraungs ofWhich wln DC 500
unusually low for cash. ..n.,,r
Columbus June, 1943.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. }
LOWNDES COUNTY.
PROBATE Court, july TERM, 1913.
To al PERSONS interested IN the Real Estate of
the heirs Of John A. CrigE9r, decd, late Of
said County Of Lolcndes.
VOU are hereby cited TO appear before the
Ill Judge of our said Probate Court, at a
Term thereof to be holden for said County on
The first Monday in September next,
to show cause. if any you can, why an order
should Tot be made to sell the following des-
cTibed lands, to wit:
The south east quarter, and fifty Eve
acres off The west side of the west half
of the north east quarter, and The east
half of the south west quarter, Of Sec
ton fifteen, township nineteen, range
seventeen, west, containing in all, three
hundred and forty nine acres, agreea-
bic TO the petition of William Weaver, Guar
dian Of the heirs of said Estate.
WITNESS, Thomas SAMPSON. Judge of
PTobats for SAID County OF Lowndes, THIS the
Sd day Of July, A. d. I643.
Attest, WM. p. pIII.ER
July II. 1913. T.Lerk
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m ekVrRliLLY Y continues 10 ton,
Ill. apF his Aea eaalaaal services 20 tho
t.aassa apa tleNlleaaeA st Columbus and
is vteNax, eleaaiNa AiMselfse operate n
,Ae sAess anllFaveA RvaesN style, IN adj
diva te What j. VISUAL N Aia pFalesalen
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. AappN seesa az PALACES. wAv def
eseph estAsf Aesa NsAlsesAssseA ef aes
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ha eau 0pes4te a tAe enssee Satisfaction 81
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MaEkel Stseeh pp ssairA epe doef south
II tAa Aaellon Store Of kncaaneA March
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(osuanAus MgSs. Feb, laah, lsA2,
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DISTRICT CHANcERY CoURT OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
Apguss Rules, 1913.
Alexander Young, Complainant,
No, 1O4, va
James z. Parks, Defendant.
TTPON opening the matters of this bia and
~ It appearing that the defendant Is NOT IN
InhabItant of this State, but resides bevond
the limits thereof so that the ordinary process
Of tins court cannot be executed upon him.
IL Is ordered that unless said defendant an
pears before the Vice Chancellor at the Cour,
room IN ihe town of Columbus on the
1st Monday in November next,
and plead answer or demur to the bill of com.
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
VIII be taken for confessed and such order ~
decree made therein as 10 the Vice ChaneeIIor
may seem equitable and just
IL ls further ordered that couy Of This cr,,a,
De inserted in the democratic WbiO' : new
paper published in the town of EoIumbu~
once week for two months successiveIv
~ MCCARTHY OK.
HARR!s g Harrison, Solicitors.
August 10Th, 1843.
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w. A. TAYLOR co.

now getting NJ fine lot Of cheau ard
fashionable furniture which they vii .l relI
low for cash. hey also keep Chairs. So
!. Lounges and almost every article II shs;s
Also kooms Papered, Maftrassea nd.
and ~ branches Of the Upholstering bus;s,e-s'
e1eeuled 10 the neafest and most fasbiocs -.
styIe, Dy an npholsterer from PhiIadeIrHIl;ss.-'
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EINE Bonnet Silks, Ribbons, Ani6ci,
- Flowers, and also fun trimed Silk hat :
the latest fashion, for sale at
KEELERS Cheap cash store.
June 18th, 1S43.
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DISTRICT CHAScEKr 0oURT OF THE ST4TE
OF MIssrssTPPr.
HELD AT COLUMBUS
AUGUsr RULES, iSl3.
benjamin 3. Mitchell. complainant,
NO, 1O5- vs.
John Cooper, Defendants.
IPON opening the matters Of tbie bsIl .nd
y .lt appearing that the defendant j nj ". =,
Inilahstant Of this State, but regldce hvr =.
the limits thereof 90 that the orInarv ,.-.. -.
q ihls Court cabnct be execuied 1oon I'm
= = crdeFed1ihar unless said defendant an an
pear before the We Chancellor a the 60
room IN the town Of Columbus. a tIs
LIST Monday In November next
and Plead answer Or demur 10 1l.e nm - 49,,
Pls.1s geren TIE several aIId stious fhaeeof
VIII be taken for confessed ard slcb .s 80. - -.
leslee made uls1sss. - 60 the Vice. sf.g,rv,.
ceilor may seem equitable and ins9 -.-'s' .'''--
&c 10 further ordered thar ! co., e - ~
ner be inserted IN the GDenoeraf;r FtTI,;..sr
once week foE two months sncee~u;vai, :.
Hemphl e Beauehmmp. Solicisor- = - -
August 10Th. 10A3
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ALSO
DIR. CHAMPIONS

LII OhAmH1NyN' -
Vegetable Anti Bilious, Anti-Dyspep-
tic, Purifying and Cathartic Pills,
possessing, from important COM
bined properties for the cure Of
diseases, carefully and cor
rectly combined one article
to assist the effects ofan-
other for the benefit of
the health of man.
kind.
a MS medicine ls recommended 20 the atten.
.tIonof those afflicted with Liver complaint
Dyspepsia, DrO1sey, Bilious habits. Cosiive
ness, Cholera Morbus. Rheumatism, Scorfnla,
Foul stomach. Depraved appetite Worms,
Co.dialzea, (Which is known 6y a sinking SEN
safion at the pit Of the stornschl Jau1d;ce..
Headache and sick stomach, palpiiat,on ofIbe
heart. Oianhea, Nervous afiicIioDs. Dvsenta..
~ or k1ux, Heartburn, White swelling, and
an Inoee diseases arising from impure Hood.
TOT saie ~ GREENE HILL.
Also BY n. IN. JONES.
Aaap m nearly al oi The villages and by nu-I
- s.1ss - country agents. in all of ihe Southern
? ana = sseseen States and Texas.
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- \. 1ALLoSy. VA, u. RassN
MALLORY y ROSS
WHOLESALE GR0CERS,
No 81. Commeeee Street,
CORNER OF PLANTERS,
MORII4E. ALABAMA.
MAGNETIC ELECTRO
GLIDING AND SILVER PLATING
By A. r. W0LFINGTON.


Mstalic &rticlss, af erery description. Gilded
~ Nlssysd IN the most durable manne-. aud 10
any thickness required.
SHrgicaIa and Dental Instruments can now
be Gilded or Silvered without difficulty, as the
use of heat IS entirely dispensed with.
Knires and Forks may be made to appear
like Gold or Silver. requiring none of the lab
or to clean them which IS Indispensable with
Steel and being also proof against the effect
of the acid when used IN eating truit, preserves
&c.
Old Plated WHe IS rendered equal to New
or, rather, Is actually, made neaC; and
when worn out again. by hard service, can be
rePlated as well as ever
All Articles f Polish Brass, dc. which are
so difficult to be kept bright, may be now Goa
ted with Gold or Silver for irifie such as
Door Plates, Knobs, Lamps. Gandlesticks. Car
rage and Harness Mountings, APothecaries,
Scales and Weights, &C., dc-.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Instructions given on the above mode OF
Gliding g. Silvering on reasonable terms
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Those interested. are invited 70 cal and
examine his splendid collection of Premium
Inc0rruptible Teeth, which he wiz insert On
reasonable terms, with pTTots or gold plate,
and 2eed Be with ATfifcia1 GuHas Of The
same lnccrruPtible Material If his work Is
faction, nothing VII be charged.
Office on Main Street, 9 doors from yNun.
HBddleston, g. Co.'S Store.
Dec. 1912
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DOCTOR DAYTON

rs prepared (in addition to his duties as
IL Physician and Surgeon) to perform In
neat, scientific and durable manner, al the op-
e-atioas of
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CHAMPIONS
DIR. CHAMPIONS
Vegetable Ague Medicine, safe and
certain cure for ChilIs and Fever in
all its complicated forms, also an
efectual remedy for Fever Of
every description.

every descrIpIIon'
"HIS medicine has been used 6y the pEo-
n prietor a number of years, IN extensive
practice, during which time he has treated
some thousands of cases ofFeVer, and fnnm the
success in ths mode of practice, he IS conf
dent it must and viii be the prevailing prac-
tee in FeveTs-
1t never fails 70 cure the chiIls and ieTer tie
frs. day. Billion. Typhus, Nervous, Conges-
live, and Winter Fevers all yield to the use oi
this medicine, and ere cured IN a shorter time,
and with much more certainty han by any 9TH
er system ofpractice that has ever been recon
u1onda1
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a ceHai
and Fetrs
IN the hs
FsvstB
Dsba
Wnn~ fr

The maGng
Medicine have
'nent PhyEess~i
Aud Il Is
ever been us ,
more beneficial
ealed iorth frua,
Sons Of hearll -.
Persons tskingls5
relIeyed-chibr
and bead free g
appetite incrsF,,-5 III
nervous wezkufS
When takea ss
sceompanyng,hsre..
ch,h and Feys,ri,'t
The stomach cgW..
| TheIaeiKa Es
Charming, ihs,v,.
ard pleased vrbt
/ ioratoB 10 beath
| The Plsss M,
and The hapy a..
| and theI PTpaimr.
| medicine via p (
relef II si,,
/ Each b01t0au9.
I One H.
For Sac by
e. T---.-.
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CERTIFICATES.

04u4nn OO-I AAsAuOtrB n pAlA ACp ACA@-
last 10 months have been using your AEii-
Bilious and Ague Pills, in my practice to a
considerable extent. and have found them 10
be productive of superior effects in the cure Of
Fever and many ether cases. II is difficult 10
get them here, their character stending so
high In all the south Fart ofthis State that
they are an bought up, and consequently it +
very hard to get sufficient quantity Of them.
You will confer great favor on the inhzbi-
tants this county by forwarding good sup
ply of your medicine 10 this place.
A. A. WOLFE, M. D.
CERTIFICATE FROM DR. WM. M'CLFLEN
Taladega Co, Ala, May 2lst 1912
This is to certify that during the past sea
son l have made use of DR.. Champions Ague
Medicine in my practice, and out oftwenty :wo
boxes (all had) have never failed ofeffecting
a permanent removal of the disease, and IN no
single case did patient take more than half
a boy. lean with strict veracity, and do with
great pleasure say that believe il to be the
best, safest. ard most of1ectual remedy for
Ague. Chils and Fever, 3c-, that has ever
been discovered.
The Democratic Whig., 1843-10-05
WM. McLELEN.

CERTIFICATE FROMJAS. TURNER.
This is to certify that / have used Or. Cham
.pion's Vegetable Ague Medicine in nv family
for the last twelve months with the most hap
py effect. have used them i'm chilIs and fe-
yer and have witnessed the good effects of
the medicine in great number ofcases, and
have never known it tail to perform cure, and
| do think DIR. Champions Pills, by far the
best medicine have ever known used in
levers JAMES TURNER.
Charleston, s. c. Feb'y. 9th, IS43.
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IRON rue uppEg MISSISSIPPI.

FROM THE CPPER MISSISSIPPI. =
The ednor " the ST. Louis New Era
has b, en- shown letter IRON Me-. Miller.
agent for the United st al Council
Bluff, giving !ull d. tail Of the baale be-
tween several hundred Of the Sunk aud
Pawnee Loups, at the village Of The las
ier. The battle commenced early IN The
morning and lasted ull IL M the great
phjecl ,f the assalng p r,y being 10 get
possession Of TIE hnutses ttiong,ng tn
The Paaners, aud If the later TO pr,t ct
them. Its said'thai three hundred hnrses
were tsken by The Sioux, and about fury
we're shot down. The Pswnees ATE SAID
10 have lost many lives by ven,uring IRON
their lodges for the purpose Of securing
scalps whenever they saw Sioux Indian
fall. They thus became marks for they
enemies, and were shot dawn wherever
h, Y appeared in view. The number Of
Sioux Indians killed is not knows; The
Pswuess represen,thst there were !" Plen-
w." Both parties carried of heir dead.
The official despatch does not state how
many of Inc Pawnees were killed, but Il
i asc,rt ined thai The number was forty
sic. Had IL no, been for assistance rem
deredhy another hand Of Pawnses. The
l,ss OF life would Lave been even grea-
ter.
Ii is sid that the several bands Of the
Pawnees were TO meet in council - de-
termine wha, should be done Ia nri.er 10
protect themselves from their enemies
The, Sunk manilesled hnst'le di-pusl-
ton tn all the Tribes in that qna''er, and
they can only be secured against thei'
incursions by the location ol one or two
military posts 10 keep them in check.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-10
MELaNCnoLY ACCIDENT.

We sunderland hat sad accident oc-
cured ~ Davidson College on he 26ih
u!t.. which must have considerably mar
red the festivities of Commrrcemtn,.-
While some 81 The young men Of the Col
l Re we're making arrangements 10 set of
fre.b-lloon. pan cf spiris of iufptn-
Tine caught ERE, and 10 The hurry II throw.
ing the lurpenIlne oui 10 rxungui,h the
Hame. nearly the whole contents Of the
pan was thrown on Marshall Kennedy. q
son Of the late NJ. T.. G. Kennedy. Of this
county, and The FIVE communicating iminr-
dislely 10 his rlnlhes he was so b.dly
burnt Thar be expired aboUt.l2 o'clnek The
next day. Several Others were burnt. but
none seriously irjmrd Til. shauld be
) warning 70 Others. Charlotte jour.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-10
LATEST FROM TEXAS.

An arrival al N. Or, ans, oil the 20lh
nlumo. b.iags later dates iron Calves
tor. #
Tue tesstls Of the Texan Navy, ship
Austin and sloop Whstton, under c"m-
msGd oil Canrn. Moure. arrived al Gal
weston on the l4th inst. The vnlanteer
companies ant a large concuurse Of citI-
us turned out to welcome their rrtura,
Coi. Morgan. the Texan Comm sioner.
who lel, this port 10 one Of the naval yes
sell, when they sailed for tie coast oil
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-10
BAPTIST AssociAT. ON.

Ara Conference held by the members oil
~ the Shady Hd Church the isl'nwing gen.
,lemen were apppia,ed 10 receive Delegates
from other Caurch ., and Strang' r., who may
and are expected toaitcnd The Flat River Is
socia,inn. which will he held al Shady Hill,
commencing on Friday preceding the second
Sunday IN Augusl next, 10 wit; Harrison Far
her, Miil,smson Par ish. Richard Blavkn,ll
abntr Parker ID g. PaHsl, E. G. Mangnn.
N NJ. Darlington, WIN. linrner. Henderson
Parrish, Bcnjamin IIrstr and Willis Bollns
wl.o will take great pleasure 10 proc"r'ne
humes aud entertaining all Delegates sne
Strangers.
yuue 81. ...s ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-10
m Il fan 1fnmn

In this county. on Thursday last, by
the Rev. Joseph H. Bland, Mr.. john Y.
DoRTcH To Miss SARAH B, BACON, daugh-
ter Of Capt Joseph G. Bacon.
At the residence OF Mr., Peter Foust,
on Alamance, on Thursday last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Welker, Mr.. GEORGE Fousr,
junr. 10 Miss BARBARA ELLEN FousT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-10
NEW
Mail A Arrangement.

'EsHE Raleigh Mail closes on sundays, Tues
a days, and fridays, Al o'clnrk. a NJ.
The Western OF Greensborough Mail closes
on Suadays, Nedaesdsys, aud Frlda,s, at 5
o'clock, p ~. The Franklintnn Mad cl,
scs on Monday esening al 8 o'clork. 1le
L,tg's Mills Mil closes on Wednesday even
tag at o o'clock. The IL asbufR Nail cl.ses
80 Thur,Iay evening al 4 o'clock, And The
0xfnrd Nal closes on Thursday evening al .
o'clock.
TH0S. CLANCY. p N.
July 10 ss--6a
p. 5. The Post oaice is removed 70 .wsioi
n. liners HDtri r. G.
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departure Of Ar. Cushing in the 1fis-
souri, Steam Efigafe.

sUUIt oIfUW-IftSWt'
Afcr long drienuon IN our hsrbor,
caused mainly BY experiments II proposed
alterations in her machinery, the Siessn-
F,iga,e Missouri. Capt. Newton, depsr,-
cd hon this city yesterday, bhund for
the Mediterranean, IN wh"se shores she
i. to land the Hon. Caleb Cushing. Spe.
clsl Envoy 10 China, on his way To that
country.
Mr. Gushing wen, on board Yesterday,
aud was received with The salute due 10
his official rank: and the Fr,ga,e proceed
ed downih river al,t,le after one o'cluck.
NGf. Int. Of Tuesday.
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sehifHarv,

Died, on the 3lst nit al the residence
of his brother in-law, Mr.. John Stout, in
Chatham county. john B GLENN, son
of The late Robert Glenn, in the 10Th
year of his age. The deceased had been
for two years an exemplary member Of
the Methodist Protestant Church, and
added one more To the numberless wit
nesses Of the power of faith to rob death
-ufits terrors.
Died, on the 3lst day of July last, a,
the residence Of Col Abner Parker, in
this county, Of spinal disease. Lucy ANN
YOU'VE, infant daughter Of DR.. John III.
Young, and grand child Of Col. Parker,
aged one year nine months and nineteen
days.
The months OF fl ciion are n'er,
The days and the nights Of DISTRESS
We see her in anguish no moro,
Shes saiaed her happy release"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-10
THE MARKETS.
Petersburg. July 81

Petersburg. July 81.
Tobacro-There was no change in the
price Of Lugs last week, but a considera-
bic advance in Leaf, particularly Of The
bitter qualities. Prices are higher than
at any previous time this season. The
apprehension Of short crop has given
rise to some speculation. The range Of
sales is 5000 70 ESQ for Lugs, and $500
10 9:Oe for Leaf. Pine would command
more.
Cotton-Very little doing, at 81 TO II
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-10

A1ff.Ftl { aaiinfllr trs 81 tkfnr. fssr
e = es.n-itsss5 sakjsfis 90 lulus. E I..s..
ts',e- - say iere'En fassF. ''-a..d tsu
ED - shaw Ihal 81 lhs nas.h P.r.s>
eea-L inrlniing ne n ls l..r...sv az,
4 ~ X eky hosns.sss. b~lanss i. y 4
saaesa b t.ksn Possesses AZ. ~ NJ
uailed STATS Gssrsnesal. To alirs..
ssrs eal Jsh-san. Psssis.ss. ". W.
Sasshgzls, s. ktd.ry. aad VIII n n.
Esias. Wee PEsssdrnls. and a ex.msa.-
- 4 Camssess. sld J0hn x ~. Rulvs
Nina. &C.. SseEstsrisa The eanFea,ion
pledged ,lss u nat 10 .sbnil IN a-y .seaty
asRaii.'iaa adverse - IL vie. ..-In he
curse elfhe Proceedings . ls a. sss red
'fam 6en. Case. MESSING sTongiy a,-,n
~ tight a this easasry d H. tsnnyry
"a Gle Pse'iir. and ne ners..i'y al NAM
,sin'ns ,h.i tight assin.i ne elsims IL
6fest Bnlssn. % cone uhai nay"
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
UKANGE COUNTY.
In Equiiy-Injunc,ion.

In Equity-lnjunciion.
James S. Smith rs. Nancy Womaek, Jacob P.
Mnmsck, and others.
1T appearing BY tie sffilayii Of james $.
u Smith, that jacob z. Numack and Nancy
his wife. and their ciillr,n, Fl ~ J. Momark,
now the wife Of Alexander u. Murphy, Edwin
P. Womack, VIM. }. wamack, I'll mas No
mack, James womatk, john womaek, Anna
Jane and her husband, and NJ. Wuma,k. are
nat inhabitants Of this stale, so that p ocess
ranu"I be served on them, they are her.b,
notified To APPEAR at tie next term Ct this
Csnrt 10 be held fertile cour;y of Orange, vi
the court house in Ilillshnt"ngh, On the second
Morday al Sc, embrr next. aud plead, answer,
or demtr, or the b,n iii be taken pro comics
So is To them, AID set down for hearing cx
parie. This notice I" be published Sax weeks
10 the Hiishnrough Recorder.
JAMES WEBB, C. g. N.
Price adv. 81 so. S.
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ElnnsD @Dcw@Eo
Thursday, August 90.
. OLD ORANGE FOREVER"

We take pleasure in making the fol-
lowing announcement Of Inc result Of The
vote in Orange, which took place on
Thursdaylasi Old Orange has done no.
bly,; and IL the Wings in he other coun
lies Of The district have accomplished all
they anticipated, we shall have thorough
going Wing representative, the outrageous
Gerrymancering ofihe last Legislature 70
the contrary Notwithstanding. The TO-
lowing is the result in his county:
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Oregon Terrifory.--Fhe Oregon
Convention" a, Cnriana''. campr'sed
III de,egaes. from tie several We.tsrn
States. IL proceed nes. shcl, seem l.
contemplate coni,c, with E gland. my
or nav MOI be Irausht VITA impar'aac'.
They p,ocepd upon the famous dcri"ra-
toa OF Nc. Monroe in 1928, ~ thai We
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MIcKi.L 4 NORWOOD beg leave 70 ten.
sss> dor their eratei acknowledgements far
the liberal patronage exteaded TO thtn; and
as the firm has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, they request those indebted 10 ih, IA TO
call and ciase their nc, trnnts.
The h"sinrss will ~ future be Carried on BY
=. vi kI.E. who will keep cons.anliy on
hand oil supply Of GRot EhlES, aud all
other articles Ia his line.
July 70. So
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To Merchants and Physi-
efan.

,ltnE Subscribers deal largely 10 DRUG
I AND MEDICINES, which they VIII al
ways falnish 10 Merchants and faysi,Ians Al
The lowest wholesale prices. Merchants ans
Physiisas who may lssof 1s with Their ordeFs
may rest ssstrsd of getting ell articles from "
rare aud gtsulns aud al ss lou prices as 10 40,
establishment al the hind in the sisIe.
We take psr'iculsf care 10 pat mp fhysi
clans orders u such Medicines a. We kasu I,
be pure.
We alec keen constantly On hand Psinlsni
al Kinds. Dye Stuff, Window Glass. Printers
LAX. Periumery. Patent AledlrlRes, Paint, Shoe.
Tonih, Busting. Scrubblng, aad Clothes Brush
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TYLER, JONES e. HlLIi.
Petersburg, Virginia
June 10 e2-- Sin