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COUGH ILOZBITG G3IBS8
Carrollton, Oct. 20, ls42.

COUGH LOzzlBET G3BS8
sHERMAN'sCoUGH LOzENGEs,
are the safest, most sure and efsctlul
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Whoopang Cough, Asthma, Tightness OF
the Lungs or Chest, &c. &c. The pro-
prietor has never known an instance
where they did not give perfect salisiac
tion.
The Rev. Darius Anthony, of the q
MEDIA Conference, was given up as lncu
rabIe, believed TO be on The very verge OF
The grave from Consumption, without the
hope Of relieGull he tried those Lozenges.
They relieved him Immediately, and in
a lew weeks restored him 10 health, as
that he could resume his dneies as a min
lister Of The gospel. He recommends
them to all who are consumptive or have
any arrangement of their lungs, as the
greatest medicine IN the knoVn world
He has witnessed their effects on seVci a
others, and always with the happiest re
suits. He says SO great remedy through
the blessing Of Divine Providence should
be the common property Oi all, and 10
every family on the face Of the earth
MIR. James W. Hale, gave some
10 a friend who had mol enjoyed
nights sleep for several weeks, being
every few minutes attacked with such I
cough, as almost to take away bis lille
The Lozenges made him raise easy, ant
enabled him to sleep we'll all night. III
bad tried every thing he heard Of, AM
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New Cash and Produce
STORE.
p0STTIV@NY NO WRwSTo

THE Subscribers receiving and opening store the
House lately occupied Indian Queen oe the Carroon
g stock Of
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RANEGLs
5000 pvsu. Of WHEAT

A. D. THAYER g. Co. of Bolivar Tus
carawas county, 0hio, want 10 puschase
the above amount oI Wheat for which
they are willing and ready 10 pay the
Cash.
Balivar, Dec. /, l842.
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Wheat, Oats, &c.

WtH be taken in payment Of debts due
this egoe, i deliperedG GsOOa
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Boots! RoOtsN Roots,!,

20 Gases OF very superior quality
and Of The bes: workmanship. just receiv
ed direct from the Manufactures. at The
Store of
d. A, THAYER g. co.
Bolivar, Oct. l8, lS49.
p. S. A liberal discount made to those
who buy 10 sell again, .
D. AT. & co.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
fso,n .hs Re ynsoild i.afmer.
TFiiie Chimaeys,
March rs, 1913.

n No2TII, Esq.
i. / promised last fall 10 furnish
Nth a statement Of tho result Of
.vneriment with sugar canc, which
4 10. flaving gradually increased
Da,ch. begun with about two dozen
/ ! several years ago, to on acre aud
,,ar. | manufactured one acre into
i Of the quality sent with this.
\ eight whiskey and pork barrels
,aseTyed canes enough TO plant two
am confident that ien barrels
& made from an acre rs an aver
Sugar can be made, have no
h with very little more expense or
Eie. My cane is of that kind called
;b,nd cane my mill was built by
In with the help Of a negro in a
avs aud would have furnished juice
"mch larger kettles than mine. The
establishment cost not a cent ex,
he orice or tie kettles, which be-
4 constsn, use for feeding of milch
&c, cannot be fairly charged to
cccur:.
Your friend, &c.
JOHN N. NORTON.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01

3 viii offer fer saie 70 tho highest bidder for
& Cash, before Tie Court House door, in INC
County ol Claiborne on Monday the sr5 day
of Auril next, (i2A31 between the houTa
Of O'Clock a. N and 3 o'cCcl1P. NJ, the
following tracts, pieces or pascels Of laid IN
said County, to wit:
Parl Of Section No ia Townsllip 10 Il.
Range Mo- 2 East, containing 500 acres. hi
so part Of Section No. in l'o SnsIIip Ea ie.
Range No. 2 East, containing 6I scres, ant
assessed as the property Of Edward H. DORSEY,
and will be sold or 80 much tI4creef as may 10
necessary 10 pay s32,79, the State and caurty
Tax due thereon for tile year 1872 and al
costs. RIM MOORE. Tax Cn!leetcs
Nv rch 1913. s0-5w. for Claiborne eonntY.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
DIR. MOFFAT'S
q I z 8 p 7 IA u S
AND
BITTERS.

~R. MOFFAT'S Life Medicines are pure
ly a vegetable preparation. The sue
cessfuI treatment of almost every species of
disease, by the use Of these medicines, is no
LONGER an experiment; as reference to the
experience of many thousand patients scatter
ed through the whole union, viii satisfactorily
prove. They are mild and pleasant IN their
operate, ), and al the same time tharough--ac.
ting rapidly upon the secreuons of the system,
carving off all bad humors, assnnlating itself
with, and purifying the blood
Those afflicted ,cith the Ferer f. Agne.
IaRan,q,ory Rhem 2aiisn. Fspers Of erery
description, ;, ick- Headache, HEARTBURN,
Pains in he Chest, Fia'uiency, Impaired
.Appsiip, and erery diSeasc arising from
an impurify Of The biood, or disoraered
state of The sionsache,
will find a speedy and permanent cure by the
use of these medicines, reference can be m de
to a large number of nerscns in our own coun-
ty, who nave been suffering from disease, Tor a
great number Of years, and have been s2eediiy
and permanently cured.
For sale by
o. BRAMAN.
Port Gibson, Miss
No. Slanpe' Row.
IBI 10 - Of .f
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
Tax ColiccEnr's Sale.

W will offer for sale. IN the highest bidder for
Z Cash, before The Court House door. IN tli..
County Of Claiborne on Monday tie 3rt daY
of April nexi, Ga3) hctvcfn ths hol-s 81
Il O'clock A. NJ. and o'eiock r VI ti.a :a..
lowing property IN the town Of Pprt Gibson
in safi County Of Claiborne, and 5eing desig-
rated on The plat, or survey al said town, o.
The 5ouh half Of go.s NJ 3 & d IN Square ~.
%, il said town, snd assessed as the property
of Mary Moore. AID vii! be xoli, y 50 mech
there3f rs may be necessary to pdy Gl 80, To-,
State anti county Tax due t,leEc3n ior las year
l842, AID ali costs.
K. IL. MOORE, Tax Collector
for C!aibor!e coanly
March i l9l2-29 -5y
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
Ne
LIVERY STABLE!

sgFiI SUBSCRIBER eetlpl Il
ijslorms tha citizens of P0rt Cir
son, mud tho pubic penerally, that he
hag opened LIVERY STABLE, 6,
the building know as }yalseT Stable. Z
fiw steps cast of Nj 4. Clerks Gio-
cery Store, where be Is pfeParsd toiseeE
horses by The dag, week, or mouth tiis
stable viii lie furnished witlgoad PROV
ender, aud kept neal and clean. Tray
ellers' horses ted at any hour. Ci,arges
very low, and terms CASH..
few fine saddle horses will be itep
on hand to hire.
A sharenf public patronage g respect
fully solicited, asno pains will be spared
10 give satisfaction.
NEAL LEMONS.
fort Gibson, March III 1913, 2O,f
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01

! cara Niger Stea'srs "A law
.ssed the Legislature Of this State,
: the crime Of cnticing negroes
heir masters, ard secreling, OF
b them off, a peniieniiary offence i,
Il fne oi i've hundred dollars
s Iust rs II should be; and # tie
"a. rg--9 part Of the coainsuai'v
h lo have strict regard for The
std for tie constitutional
pI tt.e!r shbnfs will take the
10 oa tillie on the watch for
h.i5nighs robbers we think The in
Practice Of decoying negroes
siissour. wii! soon be done away
lad the now furnished character
cisv restored 10 lis originai p'ri-
he certainly dn not wish 70 set
.rson sent 10 the pcniten'iary; bat
1 who would entice 10 this State,
b assis,in running off 10 Canaca
roes, the legal property Of our
rs OF Missouri. moro richly de-
such a fate than the horse thief,
endiary, and, we like TO have
assassin. Let them beware -
W) Herald.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
Iax Collector. galn.

viii offer TOR sale 70 the highest bidder for
1T 4sli. befuTe TIC CUufi House door, il The
county q Ciaiberue. on Monday The 2eth DAP
pf shhe next. fl643l between The bou rf
o'eioel A ~ and o'cloch Z. n. the follow
ing properly "a Claiborne county aid Stale of
Mississippi. Situate, lying and being il ihs
Tewn0f Grand Gulf, end beirg designated "
The nisi,or survey Of said town, az Lot NUN
Der t@o ili squire number eight N y. aud 80.
will be sod or SO much thereof as may be ne
cesaary t. pay S95,70, the State and county
Tax due thereon for The years 83i & 1917,
and all ctssf.
r. II MOORE, Tex Collector
fg Ciai5oFns euuniy.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01

Trv0 all persons interested in the real estate
of William r. Wells, deceased. You are
hereby Cited to be and appear etore the Judge
of the Probate Co: IT of Claiborne eounty al
the Ceur4 House thereof on the Fourth Mon
dav of MAY next, then and there To shew cause
if any you have. why an order shnut1 net De
granted for The sale Of the following lands OF
said William +. Wells. deceased, iof me pay
ment Of his d bis, TO wit:
The South West quarter of
Section Number Eight, and the
North East quarter OF the South
East quarter Of section lumber
eight, and the North West quar-
ter of section number nine, and
the East half Of the South East
quarter dissection number seyen-
teen. all in Township Twelve,
Range six West. lying and be-
ing in Washington county, State
of Mississippi Also Lots num-
Der one and Two, in square num-
ber Eighteen, in Suburb St. Ma
ry, adjoining the Town Of Porl
Gibson. cannty of Claiborne and
State aforesaid.
- WITNESS the ble vii
| lIiam N. Randolph, Judge Of Pro
| slbate of the county Of Claiborne
! this Fourth Monday Of March 4
Issued 30th day Of March A. 2. i843
$50 FL. POOR, cI'k!
] AptiI 1 1913 -24-sw
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
Your friend, &c.
JOHN N. NORTON.

Teros Prisoners : Accounts from
.,,oras 10 the 10Th uii.. received yes
hv the schooner Z7rviah. estab-
syood any doubt, that the Texans
y =, Mier, have risen upon the
and ESCAPED. The particulars are
zen bv a gentleman with whom
- CON nyersed The glorious news
u tho whole body Of the Texan
ans {except Col. Fisher and his
have made their escape. On their
Il at Salado, they rose upon and
ped the Mexican guard, geo strong.
,ietly departed in the direction of
sp,h. east. The whole country was
arms and in pursuit; but as the
L were we'll provided with musk.
Ia ammunition, there was little
even if they were overtaken, of
gltiyes beng arrested, us the ran
5 we're too timid TO attack should
one up with them and besides
syaps h:d 100 r.,:cch start TO be
ken by infantry. Gen. Ampudia
Eaying on the occasion, and threw
rison three Texan boys who we're
led at Mier, and who had been run
i large in Matsmoras. All parties
d that this was pitiful revenge.-
! is about 60 leagues beyond Sa-
on the road.to San Luis de Poto-
a in a very m 'untainous country
supposed that the prisoners might
month in reaching San Antonio,
3D. they eluded or repulsed their
LES GU The naarca.-Baiic'ia.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
Trustees Sale.

EDY Yirfueo Of deed Of 'frust executed TO
Il , me as Trustee by r. B. Magruder, dated
Gath of Aprii l840 and duly recorded III the
Clerk Office in Port Gibson to secure the paw
ment Of certain debts therein mentioned, will
expose to public sale at the ourt House il
Port Gibson fer cash, on the second Monday of
Nay next, all the estate conveyed to ME ia said
dead of Trust, viz:
The tract Of land which said Magruder
now resides, containing about seven hum
dred and seventy five acres more or less.
ALSO--Filiy~seven valuable family
negroes, also. all the stock Of Horses,
Mules, Oxen, Cattle, hoss & sheep, wag.
CONS, Farming tools, Household g. kilcA-
81, to,uniture Of every description.
SAM'L COBUN, Truslae.
Nov s lG<s1--4-tda.
49, The sale u the above properly IS post
poned until Monday. he 2Gth dayof DECt.H-
BIER next, 10 take place IN the premises, aud
will be continued from day :" day qnt'i the
v.hole is disposed Of, OF SO much 50 "ii! satisfy
the claims in the above named ,rusL.
SAMUEL COBUN, Trustee.
May {, 1912, 20--tos
OSTPON NED.
lTThe sale Of the above properly is
further post poncd until The second Mon
day Of April next, I843, it berg he
10h day of said month. The sale will
take place on the premises, and will be
continued from day to day, until the
whole is disposed Of, or 50 much as will
satisfy the claims in the above named
trust. SAMUEL. COBuN.
Dec. cath 1842.-10-tds Trustee
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01

Somewhat singular fact, that the
/ purchased BY DR.. Gibbon, in
and, with the profits of his His
he Decline and Fall of the Ro-
BPire, has fallen into the hands
ntleman who expends a large
Inually IN the Promulgation of
gospel which his predecessor
Siy endeavored TO undermine,
the press employed by Voltaire
ey' Tor printing his bIasphemies,
lsed at Geneva for printing the
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
Administrators Notice.

NOTICEis hereby given, to all persons IN
t.,ested in The estate of Ignatius Flow
er,. late Of Claiborne county deceased, that
the undersigned Administrator oil said estate,
will at the next A. iii term N9.i9 OF the
Probate Courr of said county, present his final
account as Administrators for settlement and
allowance.
Anil iSi3-z4-tc
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01

MExlco.-The U. S. schr. Dol
bm Vera Cruz, touched at the
Is, day before yesterday. The
given briefly by the Courier ol
ing.
arm that tranquility prevailed
put Mexico.
Auna had left his farm near
nz, in order to be present at the
Of the new constitution IN the
exicau army is said to be very
?, On the lst Of March, 700
ed from Vera Cruz, TO reinforce
near Campeachy, which place,
ought, would soon surrender
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01

'o1d Thompson, Esq, a highly
pie and wealthy citizen Of Rus
ply, Alabama, was killed by his
Ear his residence at Sand Fort, a
two ago. While, ia company
Ieral Of his neighbors, he WIS in
ot a buck, his horse became un-
Able, and ran al full speed, until
p, previously jostled from the
was dashed against tree, and
|diuilY crushed as never again
k, and to live only about two
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01

NTOTICE is reby siven to all persons IN
trrested in tie estate Of Goldsborough
B. Flowers, late of Claiborne county deceased
that the undersigned Adminisra or Of said es-
-t.te. will at tn next Aprll term I843 OF =
Probate Court of sa,d county present his final
acconnt as Administrator for settlement and
a'io JOSEPHF. BROCK,
Administrator.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01

z. Office is hereby given to all persons IN
e ,oros,ad ,bot the undersigned Admiuistra-
tors 81 Alexander Marin. deceased, will at
the April term l843 of the Prohate Court Of
Claiborne county, present their annual account
10 said Cour; for settpmeat and allowance
JOHN WOODHOUSE,
r. VALENTINE.
AdminisFator's.
Anr;I iG43-24 At
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
LIST OT LEITERS.

s7, EMAlNING in The Post Office al
l, Port Gibson, Miss. On tho 3lst
day OF March, 843, which if noi taken
out before the lSt day af Jily, 1913, viii
Be sent to The General Post CtFiee as
dead letters,
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
Administrators Notice.

ny q ICE 2 hereby civ N to all PEE sons in
y te,es,r,i II the s=tefe Of John Z Ewing
deceased. late of Ola 5,rne oanfy. taa' III
unders aned Adm nsl,at9f "f said estate, vail
at tie nert 4 : 'er,n l8l3i OF the Pr'bnte
Coart o. said conhtv, pres MT ms tina! account
~ A dim iStratur OF setti met and allowance.
RICKHOW.
imini traitor.
s.ri' ! ,0i3--2!-3w
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
" ADVERTISEMENTS.
HLEAs! DAHI.IAsH

Received from the Garden Of w.
ce q Co, q choice select on Of Dab
anted to bloom this year. For sale Al
slls's New Drug Store, Port Gibson
Iss3-2l-.f
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01

A Ill perscns interested in the lands tene-
n merits and herditanients OF George bur
neil late III Claib ne eoanI dec :, d a 9
hereby Cit4d 9 hc at arpear telne the 10
at, Ceny # Cta' ha~ = couriY, "itie acre
safa On the Fourth Aon ~ the "a .5"S "l
Nav. A b S43 t. shns. cinsni' any i q
can ahyso n,uch Of H. .. Is terem"nt 10
h.resi,ame"ts said Ser Burneil dac'i.r
sacu 4 n1 DC old az VII BE sui ie"' 10 ply
''ls $50 :. 20. WITNESS. To-. "-n n Rar
IS ISsssszessI 4ol n 1udge q Pr bate n a.d
les 49, nr tie c nrty 81 C!a'burne, Sta'"
NssS5Sstss afafes id, tnis fourth Monday OF
Mach \ D i..-.ss. II s7.h sear II A'.a 'ican
Is.ucdelt4 March 4 . 1913.
FL, POOR, cl'k
ArrH la4'-24--.,w
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
FANCY SOAP.
.irussae's Sale.

NAS - b~EsSS
wHY VIRTUE % deed OF Trus. rnasia 10
III b me ss Trustee Oh the s9th day Of 1Ias.
1870. b. joseah II. Ns wTnan, and duly re cor
dcd in he office Of the Clerk OF ths Pso1asA
Court Of Claiborne County, aTd 6tafc d M.s+
sissippi. i'll Book L, pages 3oo s. 3ca, to &C..
cure the payment Of certain mGnav's therein
specified, and default lii srsin having been
made, and having been directed by Ehsni oi
th purtie3 to secure wi:oIii said Deed oE AIrs.
vas executed, to Wit:
TIE fSraucf Of the Planters Bank at pc.:
Gibson. the Bank ii Pert Gibson, q Inc Graud
Gulf Rail RoRd & Banking Company Sae.!
OH
MONDAY, e6,h DAY OF JUNE NEXT.
proceed to sell on the premises Of eaii josenh
II. Newman, for CASH, 10 the highes, bidder,
lie loI.owiog named negro slaves, TO vst:
Henry, aged IS; Matilda, q q !. J;
Harrison. %; CIarasy, 15; LIZ
soy, /; Lauro, :; Sarah, So;
Ierry, 2; Eda, 90; rsge, %; !;
kerk. Pink, Caesar, and Wood
ley; Jane, sally, and Tom.
SAILS TO lake place between the hours OF 10
O'Clock, 4 ". and ! O'Clock, P. Il Of said
Gav. Such !!elc as is vested ia me as Trustee
viii be conveyed 70 purchasers.
C0RTBS CHA3iBLISS, Trus!ee
Dec. 20, l312--i0-6.n r.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
lWartln =. tIulUtts-
Asachnlentfor the sum o $II0,25

ya4TE Attachment IN the above stared case
issued from the o aiceof Richard Park III
- Fsn. q a5fice Of the Peace IN and for said
oo,,.,tv having feen returned ino the Clerks
Office Fl the eifeilit Ooaft sloIesa,g No lss
is hereby eiyen, Ing salo plalsal ~ = slioelss
that unless ha ee.and sppeaf RelDle me next
Circuit Court Of sad Sial5ofne couaLy, % q
holden atIhe Court rouse s9elsol gn lss
Monday and twenty sec gho aaI os g x los9
s,sot Ind qsnenf will be entere against hiHls
~ ~ ~ asf,te attached will be sold
: - Pest DAN. afcD0UGALL, Csls
April IS43--2l---aw
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
PO TPONE D
e

Ta1 Office IS HEREBY GIVEN. to all per-
/ g sons indebted 10 the undersigned for Black
Smiths' Work, 10 call and settle the same
without delay, or they will find their accounts
in the hands 0! the proper Officer Tor collection
JOSHUA kelly.
Feb rs iG43-'3-tf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
BUTTER
Administrators Notice.

FEGHE undersigned having been appointed
by The Hon. the Probate Court Of Ca,-
horne county, at the December term thereof,
i842, Administrator dc bonis nor, or The ss-
tate Of Thomas w. Cogar. OF Cllihorre conn
ty deceased. Notice il hereby given. to s.,
persons Indebted To said estate, 10 come for
ward immediately and pay the same. and ull
persons having claims against sail estate, viii
bring them forward within the time prescribed
by law, OF they will be forever barred.
D.S. COGAN, Admir-, le toais non.
March a iS43-a0- 6w
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
FURN.I1'gT.RE.


Z 81 NJ p UNDERSIGNED has iuet Trceissd an ro1
ID signnaept an assortment Of plain fagEiiuys
consisting Of
Side Boards, Book Cases, Brcakfasi &
Dining Tables, High t low post Bed
steads, Bureaus Ssanas aud Chairs, alt
Of which will be sold low for cash or
drafts on New Ofleaas payable IN the
fall. ln consequence 81 a lalc ndyeriise-
mons appearing ii tie Correspondent
headed undertaken, would beg leave 70
inform my friends and the public ngeE1-
eral least they might suppose chat bad
retired to priyats lie, thatI an still sn-
gagged when ever called on in per Florfalllsg :
the last sad dulies TO the dead. Al orr
Hdsrs from the country for coiEas wilt
be strictly attended 70 either day er
night; shroads q barying clothee viii be-
furnished whenever called Tor
ROLLINS.
Jaly 80 f842- fi-if
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
IS! &C .l.StIs{{ y. s S .
i'OS'I'PONED.*
TrisSGee1S AGIG,


Trustees Sale,
HBY virtue of deed OF trust executed 10 me
, as trustee, by Jchn Murphree, da ed the
28.h day Of May l340, and duly recorded in
the Probate Clerks office nIhe town of Pult
Gibson, in book U pages 2ls, 244 and 215, 70
secure the payment Of certain debts therein
narned. | will by virture ofsaid deed Of trust
and al the request Of the parties, expose 70
PUBLIC SALE
at the court house in the town Of Port Gibson
for CASH, on Monday the l2th day OF Dccem-
ber next, the following negroes, conveyed to
me in said deed Of trust, to wit:
Peter, Ritter, Bob, Bassel, Patsey, Lewis,
Martina, Cesar, Rose and Perry.
Such title as is vested in me- hy said decd,
will convey to purchasers and none other.
WI. d. BUSH,
Trustee.
Port Gibson, June Iltb, l842. 346m
ftrThe above sae is postponed uni! Mon
day the 23d day o. January next 1913.
WM. D. BUSH, Trustee.
Dec II fG42-9-tf
*isArThe above sale is postponed till WE'D
NESDAY, tho 26th day OF July next, and ahid
SAFE will take place at SATARTIA, in Y Yazoo
county in this State.
Jan. 81, t843-l4-tds Trustee.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
Tax COLLECTORS Sale.

March Is lsls g3.2l4w
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
Administrators Notice.

April 1878 81 If
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
THE ST ATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
Claiborne county Sc
The Circuit Court Of Claiborne county, to
May Term 1913.
Maury & Sayer
vs.
Martin n. Huiber'.
Attachment for the sum Of One Hundred
Dollars.

ywvHE Attachment in the above stated case
issued from the Office OF Richard Pa'kin-
son Esq :, Justice of the Peace in and for
said County. having been returned into the
94iarlss lie Of the Circuit Court aforesaid:
Notice . Is hereby given to the said Martin N :.
Hnlbert. that unless the be and appear before
tbe naxt Circuit Court of Claiborne County, to
he holden at the Court House thereof, on the
Fonrth Monday and twenty second day Of Nay
4 d. t843. give special bail and plead or an
s,ver to said Attachment, judgment will be
enfsred against him and tue estate attached
will be sold. -,
Test AN..McDOU6A ALL .Ci'k
April / 1852 4w
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
THE STATE OF NI1SIsSiPPI:
CIsiherne couutV, IS

April I i943-24 At
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
Administrator 5 Notice

April I i843-z4--tc
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-04-01
Tie STATE OF MISSi SSiPPl
Claiborne county SIS

April / 843-2A-tc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-26
MEDICAL.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE

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DR JOHNSON takes this method Of informing the pablo
- that he still affords relief the of
be always consulted with the confidence in
OF secret diseases of effects Suting
from the OF the malpractice auack The
following OF er IN the possession of DR. Johnson
clearly illustrates the triumph Of knowledge aud
.dcs quachsTy and at the The great
the public discrimination between the
educated physician and ths charlatau.
Dear sirI myself under the of nosum vendtr
promised Ia Gu me for one
dollar and made but light OF my affection. Instead mproy
ina eca ne wore every dsymy appetite faed unable
tor had the mpudeuce TO tell he doctor
ly sold his stuff In this hopeless friend hired car
rage tnot being able walk the and drove
Office Duane S. You examined my promised
You have periorned undertaking In
time. A. now eaJoT perfect health, think il my duty
those afflicted make t public the
THOMAS j. THUHSTON
Carpenter, 1 Monroe 81, New York.
medicine may he had Of DR. prevent the above disease
Of it, nerous forms Office open from in the
Ing I'LL ten al night ie30 I'm *Ic