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Beattc. n. cot.
Also, Book Of the Poets, the Modern foet, .o
tanning chiefly the English Poetry OF The n'heu,.
ceo,ury. | volume, corresponding with the otntl
beautiful London edition with many spleno'o e"s''
ipgs Just received by p r,vtoR.
may 30
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Ia GERY.-Just imported by +. TAYLOR rev
copies only and this day received, Searsley on ~.
Throat on the enlarged Tonsil, and elongated o,ul'
/ vol London, 1913; Jones on Gravel Cs'c"ou.
and Gout, being Professor L'ebigs rhyslo,ps,, ~
vol London, ls43; Johnson on Lille, Heath' a.'
Disease, | vol. London, ls43j Food and Tvs n'"'
ence ON Health and Disease, by Matthew rum,
NJ d. 1 vol. London, 1913; krauss on INC cur
Club foot Bent knee, Wry-neck, sP'1al Deioi'"". q,
Sc, SC; Lee on Stammering ana Squ'uuHs, i.I
Inc Me,bod for their Removal vol London, l'f'
Curtiss Treatise on the Physiology and Palholes! "
the Far, 4 vol octave and others not epuu''
Bools Periodicals Sc, Imported to order IRON i
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NOTICE.


In pursuance If the provisions of the act of Con-
gress approved 20 March 1888, entitled An uct 10
establish town at ST. hlavts FLORIDA "a. Hepise,
and Receiver Of The Land Office al Tallahassee sin
be required prior to the day Of sale TO ascertain The
value of any improvements which may have been
made" on the lots desig mated IN this proclamation r.
spectivey, and the purchaser al public sale of any
lot upon which there are such improvements, o.l,r
than The owner thereof shall in addition 10 the sun
to be paid to the United Stnies, te and hereby H. 10.
CURED TO pay to the owner OF the Improvements HE
value of them as thus asceItained and il payment
therefor shall moi he made upon The day on which the
same was purchased the lot shall be again offered al
public sale on the next day OF sale and such person
shall not be capable sfbecomng the purchaser of that
or any other lot offered Ut that public sale Prordsd
That if any lot So offered and bid on the last dey
Of the public sale shall no, be thus paid for The same
may be entered at private sale upon paying to he
United States the al which II was bid OF, and a.
The owner Of The improvements, the previously ascr
tanned value thereof"
BY the act Of Congress aforesaid, the mini
price of each lot is xed at twenty five dollars.
rho. H. BLAKE
Commissioner efhe General Land OHes
June I1-t23d Oct
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o,,s bundled aud Gsc, ons hundred and nine. ,,.s
Lu n.lrs.i aud tLsItess, hundred and seventeen
nne hundred and twenty oDe, and ono hundred ouI
twenty ise, an ress senlsd upon ,hs lsn OF lhe
Tow n prepared by iho Surveyor CsneIai Of the Ter
riioiy of Florida.
The sale will be kept open for two weeks (uuless
the lots are sooner disposed OF and no lenger no
private entry of any lot, 80 'hered, will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks,
Given ander oiy hand al The CITY OF Washinston.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tho. ii. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office
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NOTICE,
h, relat-. 10 The renlorai Of the Land Office from n
torn of Lima to Upper Saadushy, in Ohio.
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rHo. IA BLAKr,
Commissioner Of Tie General Land Office.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
ERROR.

In the Revenue Bill as enrolled u
printed, slight error appears. In
section IL, where the Sheriff is re-
auired to advertise she will attend on
one day between the LIST day OF jan
nary and the 1st day of March, to be
named in said advertisement, at each
muster ground in each and every
Police District" &c. 1t should have
read, "will attend on TWO days"&c.
This error occurred with the en-
rolling committee-ncilhcr the clerks
of the legislature, nor the printer,
nor the Secretary Of State who fur
nished the copies are to blame
MiSSiSSippian.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
INFRINGEMENT.

The proposals for distributing the
Laws and Journals, were opened on
the lst inst, by the Secretary Of
State. There were one hundred and
two bids. The lawest bidder of course
was selected as the distributor
The whole job of distributing TO all
the counties Of the Stare, was taken
by Judge F. E. Plummer, Of Yalo-
busha. for five hundred dollars.
There are five districts-so the cost
of distribution will be one hundred
dollars per district.
The Secretary Of State informs u
that the weight Of the books, map
ETC., to each district will be nea
Loco pounds. We are certain tina
Judge Plummer will find his under
taking one of little profit, while w
would hope he may do well by it.
Heretofore the cost Of distribution
has been three or four thousand dol
lars annually. This at least was on
good act of the extra session OF tn
lcgislature.-i6id.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
TOCANDIDATES.

AS we have to perform the duties
Of Editor and all hands, in our Office,
we would be thankful if the different
candidates for office, who contem-
plate on having their Tickets print
ed here, would hand in their orders
at as early period as possible, thai
we may have time to electioneer a
little on the days of the election, at
least. Perhaps some person may be
inouisitive, and ask "what are you a
candidate forr" We answer, we are
a candidate for JusTIcE OF THE
PEACE! We are.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

JUST WHAT EVERY BODY KNEW BE-
FoRE.-A gentleman of this place,
who has very recently returned from
New York, brings itelligence that
Mr.. CALHOUN is sweeping over that
Stale like perfect political tornado.
The Carolinian's prospects were ne
yer brighter, for the first Office in.he
world. Mr.. CALHOUN is unquestion-
ably the choice of a large majority
ofthe unterrified and conquorlng de.
mocracy; and we do hope that, by
his elevation to the Presidency, the
union, aye, the whole world, may
have the ben6t of his far-sighted
views of political economy, and the
capability ofman for selfgovernment.
Democracy and CALHOUN are Synon-
ymous words-one and invisible
We prefer him as our political pilot,
before any man alive.--Hernando,
Miss. Phenir.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

Look HERE.-New York, Mr..
Van Buren's own State, threw her
vote for Harrison in $50. South
Carolina threw her vote for Mr.. Van
Buren,. Which State is entitled 10
the greatest consideration in the mat
ter Of furnishing a Presidential can
didate? It's singular fact that no
man ever was elected to the exalted
office Of President, WHO did not get
the vote ofhis own State,
One reason urged by the friends
of Mr.. Van Buren, why he should be
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

Mr.. CLAY NOT YET A CANDIDATE:
in replyto letter of the Cham
bersburg Clay Club. Mr.. Clay re-
marks, under date Of 25th July, 1913:
1.-THE time has not yet arrived, |
think, when ! ought TO decide whe-
Their / shall give my consent or not
to the use Of my name, as q candid
ate for the Office of Presinent of THE
United States. When it does, ! shall
give all the considerations which shall
influence my Judgment full weight.
'and.among them the friendly wishes
Of the Clay Club of Chambersburg,"
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

Democratic gain thus far, Ss!
There are nine States yet to hold
elections, which will considerably
increase the Democratic majority.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
STATE WARRANTs:-The Missis-

STATE WARRANTs:-The MLssis-
sipRian Of the 9Th instant, says
The price Of our State Warrants,
in Jackson, has little advanced
since the adjournment Of the legisla-
ture. They are now selling from 60
to IS cents-though the brokers, we
believe, refuse to give more than IS
cents. Tax payers should supply
themselves with warrants, with as
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

OTThe Alabama Legislature will
stand on joint ballot, Democrats 81,
Wings SO. In the Senate 10 Demo
Gratis aud IA Wings; in the House Of
Representatives, GO Democrats and
38 Wings; being Democratic Pa-
ioyity in both Houses of29.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

Greco. r. Clayton in his stump
speeches, avows his approval of the
provisions of the late tariff act, pass
ed by Congress-but admits that he
aided in MULTIPLYING much better
one, that of 1928. Consistency, thou
art a jewel! You are.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

6TThe stock Of cotton on hand
In Liverpool, at the latest accounts,
was unusually large; near million Of
bales. AT the same period last year,
the stock on hand was only 100000
bales. This is rather a bad omen
to our cotton planting friends. a
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
NEGRO WOMAN FOR SALE!

NEGRO WOMAN FUN OAIH'
For terms and particulars, apply at The
office of the Louisville Messenger.
Also, a likely negro man to hire,
by the day, week or month. For
terms, apply as above.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

A ia,crwkcepcr 10 Illinois, odver'
tees young lawyer who his Left h''
house without paying his bill, under
the following expressive cnpIfoni
'AbsqunIulando damnum ct Swart'
won't andibns IN trunsilu, non est in'
venIus nd Iibiium scapc goalllm non
comcalibus in swampo. Ergo, non
catchibus, non prosecutions, non
tryabus, non chuslisibus.'
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

GIVE give The follo"lng '"bl''
showing the complexion, "a laf the
elections have taken place, OF The ~
Congress, aud also showing 'hc DIT
ference between Tie cu'ulng and
ln., Congressional House Of Repre-
seutaiiyct.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

r.aleelcd 10 lio ,'rcid'noY, 70 'he
fact lhnt ~ lhe Other Donocfa'lc
p,e.ldenl, we're elected Two ietn's,
nml dat b. casliog him a.ide now
(or another man, We plrtc him ny NE
edo a loo Adams T. They should
.fecolleel lhh 40 other Democratic
President. o,of failed 20 be elected NJ
The nest election ellor his elevation
~ that office. "Cifcum.lahcos alter
cn,oa," sometimes.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

AliIs delay ~ precIlnable, - hey
wla advance mueh higher 10 price ~
a NV weeks. Tie aino'ini 10 c''ou.
lntlon IN The slale, is W" lbsh VIZ
amount of taos 20 ho collected nod
ll,o,e WHO 10 not patcho'o warrants
will have 10 pry ln specie
The hornet., 1843-10-10
Drcm Der EReCEiOn .

|AC. STOKES has reques sted us to announc,
Fndidate for Assessor of Carroll county, a
Aoyember election.
III, l9l3.
|# RUSSELL, is a candidate for Coroner o.
|#nty. at the next November election.
|RliN P. MARSHALL has requested us tC
ns name as a candidate for Member Of ht
Fo'ce of Carroll county, at the next No.
|kcton.
p, lS43.
MILLER, is a candidate for membership
fa OF Police of this county, at the next No
Rction.
authorized to announce JOHN F. MARTIN
gate Tor Sheriff of Carroll county, at the
|Rmber election.
D, 1913.
hMHONS, has authorized us to announce
a candidate for membership of the Board
IL carroll county, in the Carrollton beat.
HIS, 1913.
|PNIEL EMMONS, is candidate for Cor
prtoli m county, at the next Nov. election.
|25, 1913.
ISHA l.. EAST has authorized his name
asa candidate for TrelSurer this county,
Il November election.
\, lS43.
lax N S. CATRON has authorized his
T. <ed as candidate for Sheriff of this
he next November election.
Il 1913.
" CARLETON has authorized his name
asa IS, candidate for Treasurer of this county,
November election.
\, 1913,
= NEWELL has requested US to announce
~ candidate for Probate Judge of this
!, ls43.
PoKSEY has requested us to announce his
candidate for Ringer of this county, at
1913.
W. WALKER has requested us to an
! name as candidate for Circuit Clerk of
. at the next November election.
|lulhoflsed to announce R. A. SEW ARD,
@Se n Tor reelection to the Office of Clerk of
|ction. I,,g, 10 Io4L 1910 80
IEo NJ. DUNN, the present incumbent,
ou Us 70 announce his name as candidate
VI carroll county, at the next November
h npoo June 10Th, lS43.
n, GnooS' Esqr., has requested us to an
ntn anie as a candidate for Probate Judge of
ny, at The next November election.
"a DIE, has requested us to announce
a., candidate ~ for Treasurer of Carroll coun-
t'oVember election. June 10, lS43
|to lAhI' the present incumbent, has re-
! CIani'unc Ia,,Lounce his name as a candidate for
|elect;;nhss OF Carroll county, at the next
June 10, 1913.
The hornet., 1843-10-10
BANKRUPT SALE.

will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, be-
fore the court house door in the town of Car
roIlton, Carroll county, Mississippi, on Mon
day, the 10Th day of October, 1913, the
Real Estate of A. r. Drake, who has been
duly declared bankrupt according to an act
of Congress in such case made and provided,
to witt
The south west quarter of sec. |, town. 7,
of range 5 east.
Also l9 Town Lots in the Town of Mid
dleton, No. 100, I0I, l02, & l24 Store Houses;
Lots Nos l33, I3l, 1876, $50, 40, I55, l56,
and l57 ID. House Lots,) 202, l3l, 1872, I52,
Isl. i53 and l54
Title Bond for Lots where A. r. Drake
lives.
G. M. WEAVER, Assignee,
BY VIM. HUNLEY, Dep'ty Assignee
In Bankruptcy for the Northern District
of Mississippi.
Sept. 18th, lS43
The hornet., 1843-10-10
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT.

DlS hlCI Ol1ANOLh1 OOUhl,
Of the State of Mississippi.
JOSEPH MoRHIs, ct AL, Comp'ts, } October
VS.. RUicS,
SAMUEL LoGGrNs, ct al, Def'ts ! A. d. 1913
I pom opening the matters of this bill, and
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that Samuel Loggins and Carter Log
gins, defendants, are not inhabitants of this
State, but reside beyond the limits thereof, so
that the ordinary process of this Court cannot
be executed upon them, it is
Ordered, That, unless said defendants ap-
pear before the Vice Chancellor, at the Court
Room in the town of CarroIton, on the third
Monday of December next and plead, answer
or demur TO the bill of complaint therein,
the several allegations thereof will be taken
for contested as to them, and such order and
decree made therein, as the Vice Chancellor
may deem equitable and Just.
IL is further ordered, That copy of this
orGer be nsel ted in the "Hornet" once week,
for two months successfully.
WN HEMINGWAY, Clerk.
October 2nd, 1913. ll-2m.
DRAKE u SHEPPARD, Solicitors.
The hornet., 1843-10-10
NEN SPGI,SG, SUMNER, FALL
AND
WIN TER GOO DS

~ u ~ n ~ IN " ~ - y
jTENHE undersigned beg leave to inform their old
IL customers and the public generally that they
have associated themselves for the purpose of trans
acting general Retail Mercantile BUSINESS; Our
Stock being large and fresh, and having been pur-
Purchased in the best Market in the United States,
will enable us to sell agreeable to the times. We
would suggest to the public that would be pleased
to take them through Stock before they purchase
elsewhere 1t consists in part as follows:
CLOTHS,-Back, Blue Invisible Green & Brown;
A heavy lot of Summer Coats, Pants and Vests;
Challies; Silks; Painted, Plain and Crossbard
Mousins; Lawns; Jackonet, &C.;
A variety of the latest style Prints, (French, Enc.
ish and AmericanO
Irish, Brown, Table and Towel Linens
BedtiCking;
20 bales heavy Brown and Bleached Domestics;
40 cases Boots and Shoes assorted sizes and
qualities;
Panama. Beaver, Russia, Leghorn and Palm Hats,
assorted sizes;
ALSO
large lot of SADDLERY, and heavy lot of
QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, HARDWARE
AND CUTLERY,
With various other articles comprising almost every
thing to be found at similar establishments in this
section of country Bought expressly for this Market;
and all of which, will be sold for cash, or on short
time to men of undoubted punctuality.
SANDERS s. RUSSELL
Carrolton, Mi, May l, le43 EFT.
The hornet., 1843-10-10
Circular.

WILLIAMS LANDING, YAZOO RIVER,
August %, 1913
Gentlemen:-
. We beg leave TO apprize you, that we
have opened a HOUSE in this place, for the pur-
pose of transactlng general
Commission, Receiving and
forwarding Business.
WE have now and expect to keep on hand,
at all times, general and sufficient lot of
Groceries and Produce,
Together with Begging d Rope; all of which
articles we will sell 0-jP Low FOR CASH, OR
ADVANCE THEM ON CoTToN. IN
WE, gentlemen, respectfully solicit your
patronage, and promise on our part, prompt
ness and strict attention to your interest.
With this assurance on our part, we respect
fully tender you our services.
L. S. WATSON,
]. NJ. DUNN.
BLANKS
For Sale at this Office.
The hornet., 1843-10-10
BANKRUPT SALE.

b4A4NIAINUi I kJ4AI4II'
| will sell to the highest bidder, for cash. be-
fore the court house door in the town of Car
rolton, Carroll county, Mississippi, on Mon
dav, the 10th day of October, 1913, the
Real Estate of John G. Harris, who has been
duly declared Bankrupt according to an act
of Congress in such case made and provided,
to witt
Lot No. II in the town of Douglass, Yazoo
River. c. NJ. WEAVER, Assignee,
By WM. HuNLEY, Dep'ly Assignee
In Bankruptcy for the Northern District
of Mississippi.
Sept. 18th, 1913.
The hornet., 1843-10-10
MARRIED,

82th ult by the Rev. l.. w. Carleton, Mr..
NEs WALEER, Of Yazoo City, to Miss JANE
RcNDlE, of this county
The hornet., 1843-10-10
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT,
Of the State OF mississippi
LEWIS II. HIGGrNs, Comp't, October Rules
VS.. n IO.o
al IL ~ AoAc'

JAMES MAanAv, ct al. A. D. lS43.
TTPON opening the matters of this bill, and
y it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that James Mabray is not an inhabitant
of this State, but resides beyond the limits
thereof, so that the ordinary process OF this
Court cannot be executed upon him, it is
Ordered, That unless the said defendant APP
pear before the Vice Chancellor, at the Court
Room in the town of Carr1lton, on tie third
Monday of December next, and plead, answer
or demur to the bill oil complaint therein, the
several allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed, and such order or decree made
therein, as the Vice Chancellor may deem
equitable and just.
Ii is further 0rdered, That copy of this
order be inseted in the "Horne" once a week,
for two months successfully.
WN HEMINGWAY, Clerk
October I'd, 1913 II-2m.
DRAKE IL SHEPPARD, Soils.
The hornet., 1843-10-10
WILLIAMS LANDING, July |, lsl3.

HAVING sold out my entire interest in the Firm of
Mcconnell g. Brown, at Williams Landing, Miss
take great pleasure in recommending Messrs. Me-
Connell g. Brother to the public as every way compe
tent and fully worthy of their patrona re and conf
dence. A. S. BROWN.
Grenada, Miss, July |, 1S43. I-tf
The hornet., 1843-10-10

JAMES MCCONNELL late Of the Firm Of Me-.
Council & Brown, and RfelFB MCCONNELL. hav-
ing purchased ont Mr. A. S. Browns interest in the
late Firm, would respectfully offer their services as
general Agents aud Commission Merchants at Will
hams Landing, Mississippi.
We will At all times be supplied with Bagging.
Rope & Tainc, Bacon, Pork Sugar, Coffee, Molasses,
&c. &c, aud general stock of Shoes, Boots Hats,
Dry Goods, Hardware, Queensware, Iron e. Castings.
or We will at all times be prepared to make be-
raj cash adraHceS or C,tfoR in hdnd
MCCONNELL e. BROTHER
WILLIAMS LANDING, July l. ls43.
The hornet., 1843-10-10

lHnA ttA#r rftHAf u-fa =, D.
IFON oFtHaf fHs mfffr .H ft..I hl. 4f.i
happening u fas Ht.fHaH oE nta
Cguff f.l. toI8 I Caw, IffBarf. f. MT 4u
.DHa5.tmf of t.is Sufa Hut resides beyond
fha Inut thereof. 10 That Hr aHIlqr. pfaHs
ai fbt Count cannot be ty.aWI uIou dr D..
U
Ordered tb4t uneu .afl dffenHaHf agfesf
before lha Wee thunasl.pr. 10 tine Court fuaH
IU the town ol taJo..loJ, oU the lud Mon
dHy Ut Heraubuf HHxt, aHd F.eai. answer ar
iemuf a. the blII of rompHut therein. the
several allegations thereof will De- uapu lor
confessed at to blm, and such order and de-
cree mldr llrfeuas the Vice Chancellor maf
deem equitable and just.
Ititmnber ordered That copy OF this or.
der be inserted in the "Ilorncw once a week
Tor two months succeslvrIy
wv. HEMINGWAY. CIR.
October 2nd. 1913. l2-2m.
fG. T. SnEprARD, Sofr.1
The hornet., 1843-10-10
PAY UP.

PENHOSE indebted to me for Groceries, DC, are re-
Il quested to call on Henry Hamilton, Esqr, VIII
has my accounts, and make immediate payment.-o
By so doing little cost may be saved
JOHN ALLEN.
September II, 1913 9--5w.
The hornet., 1843-10-10

ENGLLyH ~ CLlNSLClL NcHOOL

ENGLtyH tND n iSSfciL ScHOOL
ID EEBEN MASON. A. W.. having Imscd the
"a building in the town Df Middleton. known as
fhe "pcu1Iea Academy" respectfully m9ae. known
~ the citizen. 9f Middleton aud vicinity, bis iuteu.
ton ut iHsiTHfIHg school, ~ commence ON the first
Monday g3lh dlJ Of November next
Rafes ot 1u3io0 rs tgdo,e8
lst Class Of Sfudies-Lauguagcs, Mathematics. PHI.
Io-ophy Rhetoric, 5c dc, per session of five
2nd cIass,-Arthmctic, Grammar, Geography aud
History @I5 90
Bird Ghs,,-Reading, Writing, Spelling, and primary
lessons m Arithmetic, $40 90
The times Of commencing the regular sessions will
be determined as soon as such consultation can be-
had with the Principal of the Female School as will
secure the desirable uniformity between the two In
stitutions. For the first fractional session. the char
ges will be in proportion to the above rates
Being convinced from past experience that the
welfare of school of responsibility requires the
paylnent of small matricuIaton fee, oae-iourM of
the tuition fee for the session will be required in ad-
vance.
For the purpose also of securing that punctuality
IN the entrance and subsequent attendance of pupils,
which is of such ritd Importance, tuition will be
charged for the acbos session, except to those pupils
who enter at after the middle of the session, who
will be charged with tuition for half the session.
Suitable assistance will be procured as soon as it
shall be needed
Mr.. Mason in once more offering his services to a
community, in which he is happ' and proud to know
that all hiS riendv, trusts that he need only refer
to his already established character for scholarship
and assiduiy for guarantee that his efforts will be
such as the people will approve Of and cheerfulIy
promote.
MIDDLETON, Sept. 9TH 1913. 9I-tn
The hornet., 1843-10-10

TEVHE subscriber having located himself in the
A. town Of Carrollton, Carroll county, Mississippi,
next door to the Printing Office, and the south
side Of the Public Square, intends keeping constantly
on hand fresh supply of
groceries, QWeemS'C1re, Hard
aC0Tc, Sc,
And has now the following articles, which he offers
on the most reasonable terms for CASH ONLY, viz:
Sugar, Coffee, Powier and Shot; Shoes of
all quahties; Tobacco, Candles, CoperaS, Gin
ger, AH,Spico, Black Pepper, Atum, Brim-
stone, Epson Salts, Castor oil, Spirits of Tur-
pentiqe and Copel EnniM; Queensudre and
Hmd,0me; CalicoeS, MuSlinS, and great
Uariety # other articles.
Also he carries on the SADDLERY g. HARNESS
and REPAIRING business,--and war
rants his work to be executed with neatness and de-
spatch, on terms agreeable to the times,
II. W. GARRETT.
July H. lS43. l-tf.
The hornet., 1843-10-10

$500. fliied, % M auiiri4Hll
80 ~ ~ hef. stated ln ii'4i same
~ .l...aei. lhai, vblle lllt da.
fsla tip eRruff 1T BHiif1
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