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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-04

Improved Patent Platform ana Counter
s G. A l. e S.
q AHE subscriber has just received from the well
u known establishment of Messrs. Gregg g.
Finch, manufacturers, st. Louis, consignment of
the above named articles, which offered for sale
at st. Louis prices
He is also an agent for the sale of their Patent
SMUT MACHINE, ~ q 5s1
superior article, make entirely Of iron and which
excels any thing of the kind now III use. As also,
their ATTACHED SCALES & MACHINE, for
weighing and packing flour, by the use OF which
there is an immense saving of time and labor The
cost Of this machine being comparatively but little.
its utility has but to be known and every mill will
procure one at once. jc l6l d. CLARK.
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r. o. BECKETT s CO.,

+. o. BECKETT & Co,
Water Street one door beloy the loaca House,
"AvE Just received fran St.Louis, complete
il IL assortment Of GROCERIES, which they
will sell very cheap for cash or country produce.
June l6, l843.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-04
Aug. 4th 1913.

Onnn lbs BACON wanted Immediately
COOO for which the highest market price
will be paid by F.O. BECKET& Co.
N. B. We will pay EIGHT DOLLARS per bbl
for clear pork, provided it is delivered in two weeks
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-04

NAILS AND GLASS WANTED.
1uyHE Board of Commissioners of Linn county.
u Iowa Territory, wish to purchase the follow
ing quantities of nails and glass, to wit:
la5 his 4d nails. 50 lbs Sd nails
ao0 II,s lOd do 100 lbs Sd do
so lbs I'D do s9 s-sztg4sis
700 feet Of grass, 10 by IA inches, ). sd
For which they will pay in funds that will purchase
lots in Marion, or be received in payment Of notes
given for lots in said town, the sum Of IL IL cents
per pound for nails, and SIS SO per 100 feet for
glass. The articles to be delivered in Marion by
The 18th day Of June next CT sooner if practicable.
KOBT. HOLMES, Clerk
Marion. MAY 81, AZ. 32ct BID Com Linn Co.
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] ClGAEs, Yol;AcCo, AND sNUrE

SUPERIOR Havana Cigars,
~ do Virginia Tobascea f91 e
I.orrillard' Macoboy Snuff. go
Bonn'sl Scotch - gvs4do4. 81 Aais's aassis -.
Received bv late arrivals austfor sale BY 94 3S*'
Nov ]. b. DOuGHEkIN
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-04

KKTACONS.-Four light and well finished
w two-horse WAGONS on hand, and offered
for sale in exchange for any kinds Of produce. &
June Is 4 DAVID CLARK.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-04

ID OOrTS.--Kip an1 Cowhide BOOTS can be
ID had at reduced prices, to close the concern.
ie l6 ss f. O.. BECKETT Sc co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-04

kAAfA LBS. PLASTERING HAIR on
eOO01 hand and for sale by
june i6 d. CLARK.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-04

TT IQUORS.--Just received from st. louis, an
IL assert nent Of liquors, which will be sold
cheap for cash OF produce.
els F.O. BECKETT & co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-04

DLOUGHs.-Raymon & Hubbclfs premi-
Il UNI PLOUGHS, every one of which is war
ranted Just received consignment and for sale by
June rs s DAVID CLARK.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-04
TERRITORIES lg5wA,
MusC.riSr C0usrr,

Musc.rsSr Cousrr. ~
District Cour;-May Term, iSas.
STEPHEN WnIcnER "A SO ~
s. G. HASTINGS, ,
StGERsos aHAnRtsox
EHROCESS Aof A,tacl,,uen, issued irou, Is, p.
=. hove Court on i7th Of January. 1916. n,
The sum Of 200 90, and u,sless Me defendants ~s
appear and plead before the nexf term Of the 81;
Court, Judgement viii be entered, and the proc-t
attached will be sold 70 sati-ivstte same.
June so lsi3 ss j, Il MORROW. CT.
Whic.cr 81 Hastings, At'ys. it-Pr fee - ~
TERRITORY Of IOWA,
MesrATrSg Cousrf.
District Court--May Term, 1915.
J. BainanAs& cs.2
VS.. Assampsi, and Attacamesf
CHARLES II FISH.
HDROCESS Of Altacln>eit issued from lie s
u bove Court on the Esd Of March, 1878 &,
tie sum Of SIS 90. and unless the defendant s
appear and plead before the next term of tie ad
Court, judgement viii be entered, aud the prnpcr
SO attached will be sold 10 satisfy Tic same.
June 80. lS43. ]. 6. MORROW, Cie!&
Lowe & Deshler An'ys. At Pr fee. so
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-04

n NINCINNATI RECTIFIED WHISKEY for
~ sale very low by
je les 8 F.ao BECKETT g. co.
SHEETING.--A prime article can be bought
- very low to close the concern.
je t6 q IF. o. BECKETT & co.
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COACH AND Wagon MAKING.

COACH AND WAGON MAKING.
1NHE undersigned takes this method Of announc-
Il ing to the citizens Of Bloomington and the
surrouading country, that lie has commenced the
above business in the building formerly occupied BY
w. F.. Deweber, as an Auction and Commission
house, on Iowa Avenue. Feeling confident that the
public have been defsauded by the dupltcfy Of pre-
tending mechanics, who have never learned the rud-
ments Of the business, have been induced to en-
gage in the Carriage and Wagon Making business
in this place. for the accommodation Of all who use
the above articles. A small capital obgcs me to
adopt the plan of ready pay, which will be received
10 mos. kinds Of farmers produce, with small a.
mount Of cash; this will enab me me to do work
ONE THIRD CHEAPER thanit has ever been
done Hest Of the Mississippi. A good wagon
maker, thoroughly acquainted with the business,
can find employment BY applying soon.
& WANTED--A quantity Of inch, and IL
inch white oak plank, Of good quality.
Repairing always done Immediately.
J. III. WEAVER
A-#0f Al
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Par I'OUIs TarEs.

Pr I'OUR T.9rES. 1865
nELINQUENTS on the Tax List for the
II years lS4l & 1912, are hereby notified that
unless full paymen, is made by theirst day Of July
ne,;. si,a II proceed to collect them by law,
longer delay cannot De permitted:
D. J. SNYDER, Collector M. g.
June %, l43-at 100 n
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uDACON.-TEN THOUSAND POUND.
D wanted under the Herald Office. May 2
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CHEAP GOODS

S11Elh II OONJAISSc
lust received II the NEW YORK STORE
zga3icoes for 5to cents. Domesties FOR 10 CERT
SHOES, CR0CkERY, COFFEE, TEAS, ST :
CARS 406Aags SALT, IRON, and NAILS; al
Of which will be sold cheaper than ever before oe,
ed in this town. III. & F.#W. GlLLETT,
May IS Agents for A. G. CHADw1cx,
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FIVE POPULAR WORKS
Fer 2 ~ celis a month.
Oh ONE DILLAR A YEAR IN ADVANCE.

TIE Publisher announce, with pleasure, 70
The Public, Ina BE- has commenced MONTH
LY SUPPLEMENT 90 The New World, VIII
Wi taubrace She whole series Of Popular
Wor-s by Dickens, lever, Aims worth and
Lover i wjll be ssued Immediately afte
the arrival Of The English Steamer, Which
leaves Liverpool or The b % eacH mo th, and
Will thus furnish the pubic with the latest
D educ iuns, and the ONLY conbinrd edition,
Of The above popular authors, IN adUaHcs y any
o'her establishment Ia his caaHtry and a a
pr7ce WHICH canna' fail 10 msei be ubic ap
probation. The hlIowng are The Titles ~
ine Novels. he fret numbers Of ahcA a D..
peared in London on the lHi afJanuarv. s4t
and were repubhsbed entire in The Monthly
Supp ement, on Toe 9th Of January % .e-s
Than "a ho "a tner the arrival Of The Steamer
TIE same dispatch will be maintained hereai.
er
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of deed IN ir 81 executed ny
I'D Seth PEBBLES, TO me a. trustee, be ring
dale to- Isl Of August, 1912 10 secure The
pawn nj Of certain promsory notes therein
specified; une OF which became due on The
first day o. March last; as trus ee will sell at
public auction 10 the highest b oder for cash in
The Court House in the town Of Columbus at
the county Of Lowndes, State Of Mississippi on
Monday the 10Th &C July 1s43,
tho following described land situated in the
county Of Lowndes aforesaid, namely, the East
hanof be north west quarter the north east
quhrer, the southeast quarter, and the south
west gnarter Of section nineteen, in township
nineteen north, IN Range seventeen East.
The north west quarter Of section thirty, in
township nineteen north m Range seventeen
Easy; and the East half ofthe north. est quar-
ter direction twenty five in township min teen
north. nranee sly cen East or so much there.
Of az shall Be suficieni TO pay the promisory
note m SAID deed mentioned which became
due on the first day Of March 1913 The
above mentioned De N trust Is recorded IN
the Office ofthe Clerk Of the Cour, Of probat, .
Of Lowndes cnuniy, IN book 10 page l52.
ADDERTON BOYKlN, trustee.
Nav II b, ls43.
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TRrST NAIE


~ 7 rirtue of CERTAIN Deed Is Trasi exc.
- ruled % NE as TrRree, on the 5ih az
q Npvemael a D lo4l. b. " diam s. Eollm.
and Nary g t'lHng u tse Cuamy 81 loau,l.
and e'.ie q NialssipPa 10 scrure % D.,
meut q eefiaiu pro lssury aoles therein 81
cllei. which nd deed Of trust was duly ftcoi
dcd IA NE Office ofihe clerk Of Probate 81 Ol
ubDeha county % The State IL aississipp
shall proceed 70 sell lor cash b,fore tie nnur
hnese dcr 10 sad county e Osi.bbehaoa h.
Fourth Monday ~ Nay, 1913,
the iniowng described land. wing ard beine
IN OH bbeha County, 10 vii.
The sonih east quarter uf section numhe
thirteen, 10 township number twenty norh, q
range thirteen east, conta ming ono hundre,
and Fly acres s0i00. Sale to take place
between the hours prescribed By law Sucl
title conveyed to the purchaser as is vested u
me as trustee.
CHARLES r. CRUSOE
Nov. 20, le42. Trustee
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BOOTH.
u = = d -


Isl ESPtCFFULLfeonlnfcsiof e
~ Der D IS i q e so e
.aIss und Gmlea'a Il ColnHbls 81,
as F.cinay, pledgne him,el o orcret 3
lee most approved moirm siy.e. lu nd
d iou 10 what IS usual in hls profess
e wili
isi. Pr in Whole sess u teeth, mon ie
ga Gad by %, new m nrch uppro
vsd pan Of atmosphere pressure, .
p cImen Of which be BIS in has oN
mouth
2ds supply ron m a ies, Uhe
cieni. enhet fom mu'fo NATION or ae
cideni.
III leel. roaf rri ro0 Us oplorun
D., PsHn fepH aand e'sesh re--for
bi> ionI exp ueace, d isst GEES h
be- e. oprr.t' 90 Vie eu IT. .a..-'ac o q
III no may cal on IN a. h $ Off e %
Narke, ( ee', 10 sars Die dor SOU
f fbe Auc 'ou tore oi K acaonon v c
& NcDmiel.
60 amb. $ Miss. + b l8h is4s.
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TIE STATE or MISSISSIPPI :
LOWNnES COUNTY

\ III . 4 "a Q - ~ afAAhN. 'AANtfAA 4 y
LOWNDES COUNTY.
PROBATE Court, AY Term, 1913.
To az persons interested IN he Real Estate Of
Thomas Yates ded, late Of said County Of
L0iDndss
VOU are hereby cited 10 appear before the
IL Judge Of our said Probate Court, al a
Term thereof. 10 be holden for said County on
The first Monday 10 Juiy-nvx,. 1sA3
10 show cause, il any you can, why an order
should not be made 10 eel the following des-
cribed lands, to wits
The south west quarter Of Section
number twelve, in township number
Eighteen. North, Of Range number
seventeen East. in Lowndes Couny,
to make divIaon Of the lmr among ae haIu
Of said Estate, agreeable to the prayer Of fhe
petition Of Daniel n Yates, ore of til be s,
and administrator Of the estate Of Fsd deed.
WITNESS. Thomas Sampson, Judge Of
Prnbatas for SAID County Of Lowndes this the
ID day Of May, a. D. lS43.
Aueat. MN. P. FULLER,
May II, 1913. Clerk.
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DYElNG AND SECURING.

n ONEtL informs his customers and M
~ public generally, that be Ia, rece we'd
supply Of Dying materials from New Orleans.
which will enable him TO produce better col
ours than be could heretofore, BY such mate
rails as he was obliged 10 use 10 this place.
He has ever thing in good order ior the &c.
commodaion Of he Gus omers the Taylonng
business is superintendent in The front part Of biz
house BY Joseph Woodward. Gentlemen can
have any garment cut, made, or repaired ia
vorkmanlke style; and ladies and gentlemen-
garments viii b. Dyed, secured and renovated
an in the same establishment J. ONed wish.
o. il 10 be generally known that h. will leave
here the let Of July next, and he invites all
those that wish any thing to be done IN his
line OF business to bring It in, IN proper time,
as he vii positively leave Dor the cry Of New
| York at the time above mentioned.
All tina wish to BE- instructed IN the ART Of
DyeIng can OBJ am receipts al his establish
meat upon more moderate terms than they
can at any Dye Factory IN the Nor bern cites
for any colors they may desire.
JOHNO'NEL
May Ilih l843
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10 az tire World IUhO Isse Letih-
el' Ia aIly form.
Ole OF TANNlN.
o. LEATHER REsTORER.

ANEW CHEMICAL Discovery.
MOSr people know, that skias and bids
IVA are converted into leather By The use Of
Tanaln extracted from Ger ain harks, &c.
When the force and strength Of the Tannin
IS worn ont, leather becomes dead, h0nd, dry,
brittle. rrqck d covered iCh q crda, &c
THIS AL KNOW To restore then IL,
sgflasss. na9isiqes'. strength, smo'hHs,s and re-.
move an crust, ig, or blster-reaore he tan.
min This Substance the leather never can re-
csive the sccand time but the whole ririHs'
Of It arr in this article, the on Of TAN
NlN--w ieh peaeiraies the stifiest and hard
est leather, u Il his been tweaiy wears 10 use.
and fit tears easily with the fingers, il mnar s
al once a strength that is utterly incredible IN
III seen. thee mes like ueis ba'hsr, m AZ ~.
speeds, with a delightful sofness and polish,
and makes al leather completely and pfUflctt
inperviogs 70 water--particularly boo;s, sl0es.
carriage tons, harness, hose trunks, and m flc'
al things made IF ls4hsr, giving a splendid
polish, even higher than new leather has, ant
at least doubling lis wear and durability, in
whatever manner the leather is used.-Thes.
are facts.
10 convince Of their truth, any man trying
tia article and not finding il so, shall have HE
money again Remember lat this is serious
and true.
For sale BY Greene Hin and A. N ZONES
Columbus, M'ss. and Cons ock & Co. n. o
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TRUSTEES SALE.

UY virtue Of deed il must. execu.
- ted Oh The 1911 day Of November
ts4l, to me rs Trustee, by SprueI Dav s.
o secure the payment 10 Iabr Overall
four promise y nm~s of that da'e; which
40 baau rsu ored 7 vii expose to
s,.c, al publ G a -tlun, 10 ne b q est bid
O. for cash n doorottbe Couit hous,
lie ow vi C1uuhl. the ants o.
lwudrs and site Of Nis-,. ppi, on
rdHe Iatt 26.h day ofJty nou be-
ecu iar a.u o. tui oek, a NJ. al
pcukp NJ. 'e fouuv uu aeecrib,t
Irces o. atrcels f aad wit the in
royemeuts thereo s.tua.ed. lng, en-
eng IN the town Columbus foresaid
ni kro&p and des bed in the plan Of
hid town being lie lois No 8 and 8
square a. eleven, nuh OF N in street
Such tfs only as vested The tru-
re, will onveysd th- rn nas'r
JOHN D. NJ JNTGDa = =,
iusItt.
Jaa 26' I6t3.-fm. - 9
DLANK Books of all sizes. Fools cap and
I'D Letter paper sc. Fr ale N
~ 4
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rEN p subscriber under Power Of Attorney
4 irum Joseph s. Walihal her trustee,
made On the 18th day Of July. 1871. aud re-.
orded in the CLERK Of Prrbates office Of
l0wndes county, is now cOhduc ing The NH.
known as Wahhal's Mil, in he name Of her
Principal and has emplnye Thomas Walton
and NJ. Nahlall 10 superb end H. |. is now
IN good repair, and order for use a. Il ever
was, and every prospect of continuing 50.
Every attention vii be piId to those who
favor il with their custom. Particular at'en-
ION will be paid to be manufacturing Of
Flour. T. T. WALTZ Ii.
MAY q, 1919 Attorney.
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~ Ii IN R q 81 n ~ q

Those interested, are invited TO call and
examine his splondd collection Of Premium
ncoruptble Teeth, which be VIII insert on
reasonable terma, with piyots or gold plate
and If need be with Ariifci Gums Of the
same Incorruptble Material i his work ia
not done in such way as to give perfect salts
faction, nothing will be charged
Office on Main Street, 2 doors from VIM
Huddleston, g. Co.'S Store.
Doc. 1912.
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board nfChOeIaw commissEOhprs
Old HasAo E,ilnne.

Old Tas0O B'iHaOe.
ORDERED, thai this Board adjourn at
- Garlandsville, on the t I'D day Of June,
reas. mble a, the I'D Yaaoo Village la lie
ouny Neshoba,
On the first Monday in June,
for The examination and adjudication Of Claims
and other business, whencs il will adjourn on
day 10 be hereafter designlted to meet and
old lts sessions permanently, al the Of
ngan Hairer, IN the County Of Lrakat y the
Robins Road, one mile from Hopahka Post
Office P. BAYLY sec.
Nav 90 1913, st
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BRoGANs.
nOCTOR nAYTON

is prepared On ADDITION to his duties as q
i Physcian and Surge1n) 20 perform in a
neat, scientific aud durable manner, az the op-
eratlOns oil
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DREPARED CoCOA-Doubls refined
II tabO Salt grouui Pepper--Ginger-
ground Pimeutn-Cs nnamon-C Cayenne Pep
peF-Cloyeg &c. For sac al
KEELER'S ehear cash store.
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BLOUNT SPRINGS.


TIME Subscriber begs leave to inform his
u friends aud the pubic generally that he
vii reopen this well known watering place On
the first day Of June next for the reception Of
visiters.
The Subscriber deems il unnecessary to
az anything about the virtues Of these wa
iers, as many years experience has proven
them to be unequalied by any. And as TO &C
co nmolaiion he is determined, hey shall not
be rraassed by any wsteHngplace or Hotel in
9 Southern States.
As usual he has engaged q splendid
BIND OF MUSIC.
for the seas Alsp a physician to advise in
TIE use Of the va eFs.
Owing 20 ths hardtess Of times, uf scarcity
Of moncyi'e subscriber has reduc Q lie price
o. board 20 the following low rates:
Board per N nth, SD Oh
- week, $40 90
Chlaron ard servants hali price.
Horse per month, SIS 90
week, IS 90
JONESC. LUCY,-Trus:ee
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HOh SIS that have Ring Bone, Spawn,
Wind.Gulls, NC, ue cured BY ROOFs sFEoFic and
EOttNdel "a horses entirely cured by Roofs
Founder 0ininaiL MARI this, all hosemen.
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COLUMBUSMEDlCAL BATHS.
A RE now o1aa for the season
y D BALDWIN,
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ID LANK Books Of all sizes, Fools cap and
ID Letter paper &c. For ale N
KEELER'S cheap cash Store.
Columbus, March 9th, 1943.
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MEDICAL & DENTAL NOTICE
d eros DAYTON,

been ahscnt tor some weeks pasi, en- pros
i0na business bui has now returned 70
rH 81, end nay ne consulted a. usual, at
s ott 80 hsiu strsi two doors West Of
%. Il-dt ian. g To
Apu 8 leA3.
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n uST reed. lot Of Newes style fne straw
81 Bonne,F, new shipped Cyprus do Viii
ow Hoods Palm.ieaf hats boys, eolored do.
Mems do. For sale at
KEELERS cheap cash store.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-19
LAND FOR SALE.

DERsIANr to decree on pronounced tic 9Th
day # tpr SI3. 10y the Circuit Sapcr.or Count
al law aud thancrry lpr IL. county oi Amherst IN the
case ol William launson rs John " etd aud others.
the undersigned Commissioner apr iu'cd or that pur
PSF Will On Thursday the 22d day o Junn next. It
isrf II not tho neNf f day. at the house ot said
TmnlinsDn IN the county ot Amherst, the BuifiI
Springs expose 10 salra public anctnn, two tracts oi
ldnd-Ihe continuing
3 ) u n T. s
beny the same ~ which SAID lomllnspn resdcs--rhr
olhcf In tie immediate nclshb1fhood containing : ;
#.cREs
,ry such title nul, IS vested IN me-
The land vii b. sold ena credit d SIX. twelve and
eighteen months. III equal nsaImonls. The purchaser
viii be required give bond with good personal
"; and The title Ia the land will be- retained farther
security KO. WHITEHEAD, Con,'r
May ID tz2J
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tGeIcrttcl9.
PREDICTIONS FULFILLED
liver Evans predicted.

IN ISIS Oliver Evans predicted:
Isl. mat the time would come when people would
'rase ~ einges moved by steam rn zines ran one c To-
sn'her almost as fast bird. ifs, II OF 20 miles an
hour.
ID. carriage will set ont from WASHINGTON in the
morning, 'he passengers Will breakfast at Baliimor,
day. nv "'''
10 accomplish this two sets If railways will be laid
.aVred ny n'ght as well as b, day. aud The passengers
will sleep these stages as comfrlab, as they nov do
IN steamboats,.
on' steam engine. consuming fr,m a quarter TO a
hall cord Of wood. will drive carriage 50 miles in
twelve hours with 20 or 30 Passengers, and will con
sumo SIX gallons Of wafer. Wnn. here
4ih Steam engines will drive boat. 10 or 10 miles an
honi. aud there will be Is many as luO steamboats, nm
the Ms'is'ppl and other waters a. prophecied
80 years ago.
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JOHN =. IAN,.ssDIsNC
Com MISSION UpH FOrsrNl.Nju.
.f5r.ChWns.

nEFF.RS his service, 10 his friends and the pub
W lie. FIR the sar ot Flour. Wheat, Tobacco aud
every description ut Country Produce.
Having been some tlmc engaged IN the Flour trade
hc t'1crs hIm'l that he will m enabled give geucta
satisfaction in the sale al that article. Particular
I'm gwen tn. sale OF Tohacco his charges a. u>ua
per hind. he is also prepared to irward an, Of the
b,vc articles free oi daNage. and upon god Term,
,ny other hpusr IN the place. Office under the Slor,
Of M,sNrs Co,os, Arnisead Y Henderson.
March ~ w.}in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-19

Extra ordinary Beaerolence.-An oll. man of the
hsme@o' Guyot, lived and died in Marselllcs lie A.
messed large fortune by The most luxurious industry
ana me severcst habits Of abstinence and pryalioi-
Inc Popnldce pursued him. whenever he appeared with
h"'tlngs and execraiion In his will were the following
Words. Having observed fr'm my Infancy that the
po' ., mafseil'es are Ill supplied with wafer. wLcl,
-. "''y Do pr cured at great price, have cheerful
~ iahored The whole Of my life To pr,care for them This
sfea' o'rsslne and direct that the whole Of my prop
cry shall l- laid ont in huildn. NJ aalela., r. ,'r
Use -I're,r,H ,.toada,d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-19

NIRflNA, wit rules held Clerk. ofIic. Of
tie irtnit Superior Court o Law anl Ghanoerv fer
TIA, county al llaiaN IL ia, month OF Nav, lSi3
Watson \ Powell and Joshua Pow ell, Ilaintifs.
against
John Powell, Nn II. Crowder and Wary his wif., and
iied!,rl q. Jones and i.I,nc his wife Defendants
is tH>NcEuY.
The defendants having entered their appearance and
appearing b, satisfactory icnrc thu, they in
nbi;aat, oi his tommonw cait il ordered, that they
10 appear here tn, r> Aiunda, Angus, next and
'Wcr thu plant III bill, thai copy oi Tins order be forth
NTH inserted Ia The yrchbnrg Nnginan Tor tw. month.
,nccossivc.. and posted the front lnor the Court
nous ui thi- t"snty.
Cory-Te,tc,
WM HOLT, elk.
May % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-19

Goti N Lom'iaNa.-Ihc last Auakap,s Ga.ette
states that gold dust has been found the plantation nj
Mr. Tyson, the borders of the Rglc in the parish al
taId,s. some 20 miles from Alexandria A yen,Iem,,,
from Alabama made The discovery He declares rat the
ah ~ that rl OF the country contains larpe quantities
81 eold. Some samples Of that lately fuud have been
een' 10 lhe city and recognized the pure metal r