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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-30

h EeYPTIAs Archaeology APPLIED TO AGmcUIrURE.
The universally OF the application OF Nilotic re-
searches, is apty exempli6ed 10 the following ex-
tract from the Leeds (Eng.) Mercury:
WiEAr THREE THOUSAND YEAEs oLD.-Four years
ago, friend of the Earl of Haddington having
sion TO unroll an Egyptian mummy was surprised to
find few grains OF wheat enclosed along with the body
and having made present to his ordshps Countess Of
four seeds, il was sent TO his lordship's magnificent
seat of Tynningham in East Lothian, and sown in
favorable spot IN the kitchengarden tie Isl OF No
venber of last year Through the Kindness of his
lordship's worthy and excellent gardiner, Mr. Ford
we have been favored with sight of the produce Of
these highly interesting seeds, land rather inn
perfect account of them has appeared in contempo
rary, venture to lay before our readers the follow
ing brief description of them: Although there may
be nearly hundred stalks, ranging in length from
nearly FIVE to upwards of Fix feet, the leaves
broader than usual, aud fully average TO length.
The grain is 10 two rows triples or two
that counted contained twenty triplets side,
or forty on the ear. The ear contains few barbs
the upper end, and is open and distant be-
tween the grzns. IL lowered nearly fortnight be-
fore any OF the varieties at the period in
the neighborng fields. A few grains of the modern
Egyptian wheat were sown along with it, and GER
tainly two articles DC more entirely dssimar
The modern Is dwart-not more than four feet high
closely set and barbed in every part OF the ear and
general resemblance 10 its ancient progenitor is not
greater than that Of barley 10 wheat. Ii might be
needless To add that Mr.. Ford looks forward 10 his
harvest with infinite anxiety and it has cost him no
little 10 protect them from the legions OF anti
quarian blackbirds which bese It trying every OPEN
ing in the netting with which it is enclosed, seeming
determined at all risks TO compare the food Of tho
ancient blackbrds in Egypt with that Of the modern
ones IN cunningham Scotsman The other day, IN
one of the rooms of the Derby Exhibition, we OBJ
served growing in flower pots several healthy stalks
Of Egyptian wheat approaching to maturity. Ofthe
appearance altogether Of the wheat, We could not
supply better than the preceding description. The
seeds from which il produced, are said to be
three thousand years old, having been obtained nnder
the same singular circumstances as the above.-Eds.l
With regard TO the wheat in this mummy being aclu-
ally 1000 years old, we would remark that the age Of
the mummy is indefinite. Naturalization dates from
times anterior TO the Pyramids down 10 the days Of ST.
Augustine, in the fifth century after Christ The age
of This wheat may be only 1900 years! Egyptian wheat
found in the ombs Of tie 18th Dynasty; c. from b.
G. 1922 to B. Q. 1467-has gaminated when sown in
Germany. il is frequently found in the tombs Of
Egypt as may be on reference 10 Sir J. G.. Viii
kinsOns Manners and Customs"
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NAvr DEPARrMENr, October 10, i
Your oDedicnt servant,
DAVID HENSHAW.
Com. J. d ELuorr, y. s Navy.

WEsT CHEsTER, Pa, Oct. 90, lSi3.
Sin; Your communication, dated the 18th instant,
informing me that the President Of the United States
has thought proper 10 remit the remaining period Of
my suspension and TO restore to the public service
with your direction 10 consider myself waiting
ders, has been received
In return tender to the President and YOURSELF my
acknowledgement, as we'll for what deem an act
Of Executive Justice as for the gratifying manner in
which it has been communicated, by an old and vali-
able friend; and allow here to say that whenever
shall receive orders from the Department, whether
on shore or oloat, shall be ready to obey the calls
Of duty
am respectfully,
Your obdt servant,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-30

Men dost on this world, as il it were mover to bav
an end and neglect the next as II we're never to hav
beginning.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-30

There IL no widow so utterly widowed in her cir
cumstsnces she who has drunken husband-no
orphan so perfectly destitute as he who has drunken
father.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-30

The Richmond Star says that the cows in that Vi
entity, especially those brought from the mountains
are dying in numbers.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-30
From Lhl Bo,lon Dan ~.

We have been furnished with the following copy
Of letter from the Secretary Of the Navy, to gem
tleman in this city. 1t will be perceived that the
wish expressed by the Secretary 10 Commodore
Nicholson, TO which the latter refers in his letter to
the Charleslown Committee, the Secretary consider
ed an order
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-30

From letter in the Ontario Repository, il seems
that tnpe and woodcock bunting by toreh-light has
been successfully tried.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-30

The Hon. CALEB CUsHING, Minister Plenipoten-
liary TO China, was al Malta on the l2th Of Sep
TENDER.
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And obedients ervan

Messrs Alfred Bcekley, Francis Tyree, Charles
Hughart, II NJ. Dickinson, Geo. Anderson, James Y.
Waite, SC. &c. sc.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-30

ID | h ID,
In Richmond, on Wednesday evening, the 9th in
slant, Capt JOSIAH MELVIN, in the ffly-eighih
year Of bis age
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The following article, which reached 10 shfough
the 81 Louis papers, furnishes what We deem y BE-
authentic intelligence Of The termination Of the ca
reer Of the noted Bill Johnson" who figured 50
prominently as the hero Of the thousand Isles, du-
ring the late rebellion ii Canada
From hs Io.oa STANDARD.
BiLL JonRsoE sHor.-The above named ndlyidu-
al is recolleced BY our citizens, and more windy By
some of Linn county as he has swndled quite NUM-
Der OF the latter out OF considerable money and goods
before his departure from Marion We had suppos-
ed that Bill Johnson and his daughter Kate had lett
for Oregon. That opinion was entertained by niue
tenths Of the citizens Of Linn county He, however,
instead Of going quite so far, settled himself no The
New Purchase, in the county Of Makaska directly
vest Of Washington, where he had been residing I'll
the time OF his death The circumstances which LED
to tins fearful retrbutaon are, as near as we can
learn, the following Mile living there, man by
the name OF Peck, fell in love with his daughter,
(who - represented to possess great deal OF female
beauty, but we have never her oursell) and an
elopemcnt ano then marriage followed. Peck and
his better hall settled themselves in Jefferson county
in all the enjoyment OF new married pair
Johnson, some time afterwards found out the res
idence of his sonn-law and with the enmity and ma.
Lightly of end, went TO his residence to wfest from
him his better half. When Johnson went TO the
house of Peck, he found them sitting together in the
enjoyment Of domestic happiness, presented Iistol,
demanded his daughteS, ard threatened to shoot
Peck if he resisted. Peck being unprelared FOR such
an emergency had to surrender the object Of his ai-
fecons without struggle, at the mouth OF pistols
Johnson carried her TO his own house and afterwards
followed by Peck who, when arriving at the house,
leyelled rifle through the climbing Of hisealin, and
shot lin through the heart. johnson having re-
ceived the contents of the rifle sprang from hs seat
and exclaimed, g am dead man l wish had let
Peck alone" andthen expired without groan-
Peck was arrested without making any resistance,
and lodged IN the Washington county jail, where he
is TO await his trial.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-30

ComoDoRE ELuoTr.-By the following cores
pondence between the Hon. David Henshaw, Secrc-
tary Of the Navy, and Commodore Jesse d. Elliott,
IT, S. Navy, il will be seen that the President Of the
United States, anxious to do justice, has remit
ted the sentence Of suspension from the public service
rendered against this veteran officer in June, ls40
NAVY DEPARTMENT, October 49, 1913
SIN The President Of the United States, having
carefully considered the facts in your case in
nerion with evidences recently furnished, and cons-
dering also the long period Of your suspension from
the public service and the galIantry exhibited by you
on more than one occasion during the late with
Great Britain, has thought proper 70 remit the re-
naming period Of your suspension and to restore you
TO the public service
You will, accordingly, consider yourself as waiting
orders your restoration dating from the 18th instant
! am, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
DAVID HENSHAW.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-30

J. D. ELLIOTT.
Hon. DAVID HENsHAw,
Secretary Of The Nary.
The hornet., 1843-09-05
E7I.;ay,KESE a7aN.


Are The sure't and safest Worm DESTROYING Medicine
ever discovered II is estimated that in the United
States,
100000 CHILDREN DIE ANNUALLY
from the effect Of Worms alone This vast mortal,.
y can be almost entirely prevented by the use of
HuFs celebrated Lozcnges
Grown persons arc very often afflicted with Worms.
ana are doctored for various complaints without anv
bonehti when one or two doses of the Lozenges
would speedily cure them They are an inialIible
remedy, and 80 pleasant to the taste that children
VIII take item as readily as they would common
peppermint Lo1enge.
. thousands and tens Of thousands pine away and
dle OF Worms, without sispectng the real disease
lhe following are few OF the symptoms: headache
pale hips, flushed cheeks, disturbed dream feyersb-
ness bad taste in the mouth, offensive breath itching
OF the nostrils pain Of the stomach or nausea unna
tura appetite, sweed stomach or limbs sense of
something rising in the stomach, &c.
10 parents, we say, do not be without the Lozen-
ges at any tme-attend to these suggestions, as Won
value the lives Of your children.
~ Price, % cents per box, with full directions
FOR sale by DR.. w. M. STANSBURY,
C. STAOCILL.
Carrolton, Miss, Sept. |, 1913
The hornet., 1843-09-05
HVIEiKsTZzSSlaa5

pH iitLbH tgugH LOLEVgE8 sfs ass fap,d.
W sunsfefding All other preparations ,f ihs relief II
.ouRh'' tolas As'hma, Whoopng.C Cough. faaffb.
ltRhihfss N us Chest bfpufhiiis, sad similar Pol
fnonafy aHsrfisns.
Hundfeds ~ persons coad now h. painted suf.
Hho haFs been troubled with m old lingering Cough,
rom hfe ~ twenty yoafs and wh1 have been spf,e.
cured " using ts0 ~ three boxes of fbese fosen
f's w iaet' The pfOpficiofs have never known an
ih.ianee where they did not give perfect satisfaction
oaaa'n a'n 'glds and Coughs afo cured by them IN
lev hours Price % ccuis per box fpr sala by
Df. w, VI. SrANsBUHY,
q. SrANCtLL.
Cauollton Miss, Sept. I. 1913
The hornet., 1843-09-05
NO TLCE.

On Friday, the Dist day of July next, will,
- in obedience to Decree of the Circuit
Court OF Carroll county, Mississippi (Chan.
cerry side thereby sell to the highest bidder at
public sale, on a credit of twelve months, at
the Court House in the town of Carrolton.
the House and lot of ground formerly occu-
pied by John M. Bright, situated west and
near to the said Town, on the south side and
adjoining the Road leading from said Town to
Villains Landing. Said lot contains about
five acres. "a particular description of bound.
rles given at the sale,) Bond with at least
two approved securities will be required of
the purchaser. VI
JAS. WELLONS, Admir-
June 3rd, lS43. n3Sw % IL
The hornet., 1843-09-05
A LIST OF LETTERS
r EMAINING in the Post Office
June 5, lS43.

R EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Gar.
rollton, Carroll county, Mississippi, on
the first day of July, lS43, which if not
taken out before the first day of October next.
Will be sent to the General Post Office as
dead letters.
f. L. Acee-2 Rev. H. Avery VIM Benet Horny
Barry Zachanah Blackmon, WIN. C. Bryarly R. D. Brv
arly, col s. R. BELL, R. T. Bouldn M A. BIRD, Miss
D. hfie, mo- Billions, Miss E. P Brttan STRANGE car
Penter' WIN. Causey, walter Crippen, N. B carrico
Gilbert cots, Abraham carroll. Lidia brake. w. w
Davis, P. X. Dillon. A. L. Ellis W. w. Evans q
FORBES, isaac FOSTER Horatio B. Fisher sam'l r Fur
gusOn, Joseph Francis, Miss Jane G. Frazier John
Grey, James clover DR.. S. Geren Mary GREEN Ruben
Gaden John B. Garrett, Henry H. Garen Jas n Grubbs
james D. harding, Elizabeth HolbeIt, James HEATH
bethany nall, lheoflus Henry, C. W. hilton. Geo. w
huffman, A. A. Halsey-2, E. W. harris truman palton
EOeh Hail, Jr.-2, H. H. minds, Jesse Heath, Hemminc
way, clerk OF chancery court. Thos B. Ives-2 R 6
zones, w. W. Irby, Miss Martha T. Jordon NJ r. ZONES
men lrvln. A w. king, M Keely, wm. Kirkwood-2
W. r. KeaII-2, WIN. Key, John kyle, J. J. Kelly Jr
Leslie, Sarah c. Legrand, G. w. Loving James Mo.
conel Abba Maury, John +. Martin, A. L. Mccask;n
A. J. hcLeldon, Jas NJ. murry, DOrcas McBroom. wm
H. Mccarty, Green Merridoth, D. C. McLain David .
Moore, George w. McCarty, sarah Moorehead. carr n
Marshall. Jonathan NelmS-2, Caswell Newsom psv
L D. Neal. Hreen Perrey, Jesse Pittman, j. H. Perrey
oSeph PERSONS, hon. +. E. Plummer, James park
'atron. John robinson, C. NJ ROGERS ceorro Doc.
" j. Rdgeway-5, J. P. Ransom, P. D. Robertson, Rartop
Iogers, wiley Rozier, Keneheon Ruff, E. B. Rundle,-
Irs' NJ E. stamps, Jon. stewart, las R. shackeEord
mothy w. sullivan, sam W. smith, siddy smith, Miss
l. j. siocum' EDWIN NJ swinburn, calvin R. sinclair
len Tisdel-2, John thompson, WIN. H. Dram
ee Taylor wm Terry, JOS. thompson kitty c. Tavlor
cRay d thompson, John 5. Topp-2. Mrs. Milly
'riiy' Daniel warren-3, Philip wilten, cen. + n.
ALL cobon wootOn. N. H. wick, WIN. warmacb |
rs MI whitehead, robert woodall. c. B. williams,
}. wood, NJ. J. wood, Lewis B. wood. Rev. Asa I
e5yerton. H WIN. SANDERS, p. M
Carroton, Mi, July |. Is43
The hornet., 1843-09-05
P CIR CUL AR. IN
GREENWOOD, Miss, July l, Is4s.

Sir MISS july l, IS43.
We adopt this method in OFFERING ,o,,
as FORWARDING & COMMISSION IvyCu oul services ice
nave good Ware House and Cotton Sbod =. we Me
pace Our personal attention will be given to S ,T
conS1gnments addressed to our care. e-'" ~ oil
S we nave G on hand good stock of Rope e. Bsoo,n.
sugar, Coffee Salt Iron, Nails, &c; and os ~
Tn advances we expect other and further snnnI;o.
sell low for CASH or CorTOY. "'0" we VIII
onOulG you favor US with your business and ordos
price, a. Hie lowest market
we Will make Cash advances on Cotton !, b.ua
Respectfully, yours, &c.
w. N. MlLLsRS mlLLEK.
The hornet., 1843-09-05
OR. SPENCER'S VEGETABLE PILLS
A PUBLIC BLESSING

These Pills have long been known and apprecioted
for their extraordinary und immediate powers of re.
orlhg perfect health to persons suffering under near
y every kind of disease to which the human frame IS
liable 1N"'o 10
Ihey are particularly recommended to all those
persons who are afflicted with any kind of chronic
or lingering complaint, as there is medicine before
the public which has natural and happy effect upon
the system in correcting the stomach and liver and
the formation of healthy chyle and thereby purifying
the blood. F'' ''i'S
They are acknowledged by the hundreds and thou
sands who are using them, to be not only the most
miG and pleasant in their operation but the most
perfectly innocent, safe and efficient med ine ever
onered to the public. Those who once make n trial
OF these Pills, never aterward feel willing to be with
out them, and call again and again for more which s
suinclent proof of their good qualities.
HEADACHE-SICK OR NERVOUS.
Those who have suffered and are weary of suffer-
ing with this distressing complaint, will find Spen-
Gers vegetable PWS remedy at once certain and i'm
mediate in its effects One single dose of the pills
taken soon as the headache is felt coming on will
1t in one half hour entirely
AS remedy III summer and bo,oel conlplaints thew
display their wonderful powers to admiration and are
far superior to any thing in use for these comnla;
In Dys epSia and Liver Complaint, thew stand nn
rlvalled Many have been cured in few weeks after
having suffered under the dreadful complaint for
years. i0l
In Hd6'tndI CoSt'reneSs, they are decidedly superi
" any 'egeIdOe f1ll ever brought before the pub-
hc aud ono 70 cent box will establish their surprising
virtues and place them beyond the reach of doubt :;
the estimation of every individual N'O' ~
lhey are invaluable in nervous and hypochondria
cal affections, loss of appetite and all Complaints to
which females alone are subject. ~
Ihey are mild IN their action, and convey almost
immediate conviction of their utility from the FIRST
dose They may be taken by persons of anv Rge and
the FEEBLE the infrm, the nervous and delicate are
by their operation because thew cea the
system of bad humors, quiet nervous irritabIv and
invariably produce sound health. N"' +
Upwards of three hundred and serenity thousand L
ores of these inestimabe Pills have been sold within
he last twelve months in three States alone and more
han three times the same quantity in other States
AS an anti-billious medicine, no family sbould he N
iithout them single trial of them is more salts
letoFY than thousand certificates Price 25 cents
ef boz, For sale by DR.. w. M. STANSBURY.
c. STANCILL. :
CarrolIton, Miss, Sept l, IS43
The hornet., 1843-09-05
NEW SPRING, SUMNER, FALL
AND
WIN TER COO OnS

I|NHE undersigned beg leaye to inform their old
II customers and the public generally. that +Io,,
nave associated themselves for the purpose of trans
acting general Retail Mercantile Business: Onr
otock beng large and fresh, and having been mr.
pruchased IN the best Market in the United States
Will enable us to sell agreeable to the times W.
would suggest to the public that we woud he no,Sod
10 take them through Stock before thew nnrcboSo
ELSEWHERE. 1t consists in part as follows.
CtOIhS'-Black, Blue, Invisible Green g. BROWN.
"A, heavy lot OF Summer Coats, Pants and Vests.
UhaIhes; Silks; Painted, Plain and Crossbard
MOushns Lawns; Jackonet, &C.;
variety OF the latest style Prints, French Fno-
hsh and Amercan3 " Lug
Irlsh' B Brown, Table and Towel Linens;
BedtiCking;
~ bales heavy Brown and Bleached Domos,;,..
~ cases Boots and Shoes assorted sizes and
qualities; 'i"'' anu
Fanama' Beaver, Russia, Leghorn and Palm Hat.
assorted sizes; Uiih NUS
ALSO
large lot of SADDLERY, and heavy ,o.ot
0OEENSWARE, GLASSWARE. HARDwApP
,,, AND CUTLERY " 1A-'A
Nh various other articles, comprising slrnost o-
Imhg TO be found at similar esta abls6monts =; 10y
section OF country Bought expressly for th;s slis
lhd all OF which, will be sold for cash o. M
nme' to men of undoubted punctuaItv " '' 'nOr'
C.u. SANDERS & RUSSELL i
-, Ntoy l, lc4o 9-tf
IL CHI CULAR ~
The hornet., 1843-09-05
DR.. HULL'S
FeCeT and .fgMe Pills

A certain and speedy cure for Feper and Ar,,.
lhk extensive prevalence in this country Of tba,
TGp disease FEVER AND AGUE, or IN.
I'D hSnnllI IENL FEVER, and the vast amount NJ
sunerlng and distress which it has occasioned bos
naturally led to the adoption of manv nJS
ana mixtures for its mtig alton and rp;ef sunS"'
Cese some few have been found tenDorar;lv honnfe
cal IN particular cases while the great majority oro
noI ohly utterly useless, but absolutely deletor;o
III many instances operating as stimulants N tbo AZ
i1eueu u De cured. In other cases the delete
~ ~ aure VI the ingredients used in these emnvr;
n thn mas Deen found extensively preiudicial
~, e GohsCltuuon, not unfrequently resnit;nc =;
o'Ier anect'ons of highly dangerous cbaractors A'
r IT must De evident to all persons of rafoct;oT A.
r,.1u. LN I AND AGUE, to be treated successfnIIv
must De approached scientifically. and u,;tI ey
OF the peculiar character of the dsoaso
49, M OF the leading causes of its nnneo -
faatu,os csh Glherlng materially in many of ;ts
VFp On from nI other tevers, INTERMITTENT FF0
A 'Ln' ok FEVER AND AGUE, is almost .I,,l.,4.
p%SIcoihPanied by deranged and Sometimes ~, :Ny
J;t;o ulon ~ vi the digestive apparatus The oon
tho Lo % nnulcated by quick pulse thirst main =;
IT, nTau ana IONS, and other evidences of fovor
"uUru he desired relief by the adoption of mod
remove tLn m. W operate upon the digestive organC
~ tne anichng disease, and c0rroct o.S uilS' .'
prove the tone of the stomach the roost anu I'M
.on mas recently been directed bv sevoraI
een OF extensive experience and tho
here is the adoption of the
,een neoOnmended as HULL'S PILLS. which houiU
sr deoo win the sole reference to this
al disease and with strict regard to mod;n .S Parcu
# 1bo adapted to restore the deranSed
novO system to heathfu state and of conrsO OtganS
nTve simultaneously both the disease and course s to re-
r9aDs renewing t6 the healthy action of the dTaUt
ghv beUeena eneG' OF this medicine is to operate in
n S;m;io i'Iclal @ manner upon diseases or;o;n.t;n.
4ese may be clOssed, Bowel ComnIai9gt gue Among
et;te N tiatuency of the bowels. WDyt ySeG'ery'
bstn.tn tgnt-Sweats, Water-Brasb and h. H. VI AP
Senca e. complaint DYSPEPSIA the Ia rn9t most
sr Of seros %alch in this country has become
ills is an exceen, SdG For all these diseases, these
doses. Price onI, remedy Each box contains !,
For sale by DOiIsr: ~ = P
o'rOlltOn, MareA 81, ls4s " SrANCILL.
The hornet., 1843-09-05

DR.. Smith knew a child that was cua
these Lozenges, after three years sufsng
nothing else would give her the least reF
used them in his practice for the asW
several hundred cases, and always with y
boy on Board of one of the New OreaHH
cured of fits by only one dose of them
Mr.. Fulsom, of Spring street, cured
children of worms by only one box
Captain Griffin, cured his child 8 years
three doses; she had been given up S
as incurable, and was fast wasting ava
most reduced to a skeleton. The dOc@
tell what allied the child, AMI the father
symptoms of worms, thought probably v
the cause of all the difficulty, and coHS
Piled to DR.. Hull, who gave her OoI
Lozenges; after the first dose the child y
ther, frightened at the large quantity
came from her. She is now as well ~
any child, and no doubt has been saved !.
grave by only three doses of these LO'ss1
Mr.. w. HopeWell. East Broadway
his child and they brought away wOr9s l
Parents should always keep those EE.
l2use, for they are the best medicine ~
nlnistered to children afflicted win wv
lren will take them as readily as most %.
andy. Price, twenty-five cents OCh 4
ections. For sale by G. O. u"
Carrollton, March 81, lS43.
The hornet., 1843-09-05
JAMES MCCONNELL,
-, A. S. BROWN,
WILLIAMS LASDlSG, July |, 1913.

JAMES MCCONNELL late of the Firm of Nc.
Connell a. Brown, and RlCH'D MCCONNELL. hav.
ing purchased out Mr. A Browns interest in tho
late Firm, would respectfully offer their services os
general Agents and Commission Merchants at Wi.
liams' Landing, Mississippi.
We will at all times be supplied with Bogginc.
hope * Twine; Bacon, Pork, Sugar Coffee MoIssses,
&c. &c, and general stock of Shoes, Boots. Hats
Dry Goods, Hardware, Queensware, Iron g. CASTINGS
" we will at all times be prepared to make Gbe
raj cash advances on Cotton tn hand
~, MCCONNELL & BROTHER.
WILLIAMS LANDING, July |, Is43.
The hornet., 1843-09-05

zee fnb'# sfe hereby fsHilGHsd sTslasi bslns ia4.
F.sa aHin N faflag w these hsfd llaes aaa Al8f
80 iFfaif hfa " aHa Hsf saH fnF fsafs fsfs IVA
@ lfHs ~ btfi's ~ sHf kiad ~ Wsdlsiaa h. fafs
thiia afl fsfefa. Hhsn fgt ~ llsiff fsgsf saa
eEfs HHa Ahirfsfff iiI.s fsH te had ~ aalF uha
l"Hsf thai hfFs never Allied la sisyis lasisa.a IN
lfn4 ihs fhil.s s8d fs4ef #haa Htaa tesafdIaf a.
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