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Saratoga, for Troy aud
Albany, via Troy road, an.


No change Of passengers OF baggsgs cars.
Passengers W II be taken from on board the New
York steamboats, (wh never they do rot 20 TO Troy
Immediately on their arrival al Albany by the steam
boats John Mason and Jonas C. Heart, and landed at
Troy.
Stages and steamboats, run every half hour TO and
from Troy and Albany, and to suit the arrival and
departure Of the
Passengers going north of the Splings, will ind
stages to convey them to Lake George, Whitehall,
and intermediate places, connecting with all the prn-
oipa Northern and Eastern routes. Either of the
runs will take passengers in time 10 reach the Lake
Champlsn boat
The arrangement between Whitehall and Saratoga
new, and much more pleasant and expeditions th,p
heretofore. II !. by stages TO Dunham' Basin, near
Sandy Hill, and thence in packet tosts 10 Whitehall
thus avoiding the rough part Of the road.
Remrning-leave Whitehall on arrival Of Cham.
plain boat, 10y pscke, boat to Dunhsm's Basin, and
thence 10 sarsogs IN stages TO arrive in time for the
cars
hS-A stage leaves Saratoga daily, at O'Clock
.. m, 10 arrive al Whitehall IN time for the
steamboat, which leaves at l o'clock p m, Of the
same day Passengers going Fast by taking this line,
will arrive at Rutland, Vermont early In the evening
ID, SACkETT,
Secretary, Troy.
A. REED,
A
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a REED,
Agent, Whitehall.
ntTN
SIX HUNDRED REAMs LETTER AND car
PAPER.

w FISCHER has just received by the scboo.
w ners Home and Victory six hundred rcam, Of
and four sides, which has been made expressly to Or
der, Of linen stock, by three Of the best mspufactu
IN the United States; consequently IT IS much
better than any other IN the market, no other -
entirely Of linen Suffice II 10 say that t- superior
" all other paper IS well known to many officers
Of Government who no doubt will procure supply
before a system is introduced VIII oh will have ten
dency TO exclude It's use. The above particular pa
per is kept constantly for sale only at sialionor'
Hall
NAV 20-2aw3w
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Leave Frsepoa every Wednesday al 6 IN arrive
at Madison next day by 6pm
1926 From Mii~sukie, by Muskcego, Rochester
and Burlington, 10 Geneva, SO miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Milwaukee, every Thursday at q M ar
rive at Geneva next day by ~ noon.
Leave Geneva every Friday al u; arrive al
Mils aukie nenl day by m,
4427 From Patch Grove to Blue River, 80 miles
and back once a week.
Leave Patch Grove every Friday at q M arrive
at Blue River same day by pm.
Leave Blue River every Saturday al IN; arrive q,
Patch Grove same DAY by 6pm.
442S From Southport, by Aurora, TO Burlington,
"a miles and hack, a week
Leave Southport, every Friday a, 9 a mi arrive a,
Burlington same day by Gpm
Leave Burlington every Saturday at 6 M arrive
al Southport same day by m
4i29 From Southport, to Belo. Wis I'v, 10 miles
and back, once a week.
Leave Southport every Monday al m; arrive at
Belot next day by pm.
Leave Beloit every Wednesday a, IN; arrive al
Southport next day by 6 IN.
4430. From Summit. by Pipcrsville and Water
town, to Washara, Tor Fox Lake SO miles and back,
once a we X.
Leave Summit every Thursday at 5 IN; arrive at
Washsra next day by ~ noon.
Leave Washara every Friday al p IN; arrive at
summit next day by Jpn.
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1899 From Augusta, by North Port, wolco't's
mills Whites Corners, Bloomfield and Ontario, 10
Lima, | 30 miles and back, once week.
Leave Augusta every Monday at 8 a m; arrive at
Lima next Thursday at II IN
Leave Lipa every THURSDAY al m; arrive at An.
gusts ner, Sunday at pm
1910 From Carlisle by Pleasant, NJ. o. Haver'.
Aaron Haeerman's BogardsvilIe and Scotland, TO
SprinrvilIe 80 miles and back, once a week
Leave Carlisle every Thursday at 8 m; arrive at
Springville next day by I am
Leave Spnngvllle every Friday al p N; arrive al
Carlisle nertdsy by SPIN
39tl From Crawfordsylle, by Sugar Grove and
old Shawnee village, to Shawnee, rs uiI,s and back
once week
Leave Charlottesville every Friday al 6 o. arrive
at Shawnee same day by Pm
Leave Shawnee every Saturday al a m arrive at
Crewfordsvle same day by 6pm
39t2 From erfeld, by RdgevilIe, Fsrvsw, Al
bsny and Granville, to Wheeling, "a miles and beck
osss sveok,
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Also, two TOWN LOTS in Sechlers
part of the town of DanviIle aforesaid, be
ginning at the corner OF Market and Third
street, thence along Market street one hun.
dred feet to 10. No. 10, thence along said
lot one hundred and fifty feet 10 twenty
feet alley, thence along said alley one hun
dred fee. TO Third street aforesaid; thence
along said Third street one hundred and
fifty four feet to Marke. street the place of
beginning; containing fourteen thousand and
four hundred square feet Of ground with
appurienances.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property Of George Patterson.
BY virtue of writ OF vera exponas TO
me directed will be exposed to public sale
at the same time and place as aforesaid
Fl certain lot Of grouad situate IN The
town Of OIangeville, Orange ,p. Col. co.
fronting on Main street and adjoining lot
Of Jesse Coleman, George Seiple, wherein
is erected
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He then protested lha, he had never been
a pirate, that he had never killed man,
and was TO suffer for having intended to do
SO, and that he was brought TO this end by
having been in Guinea ship, asking them
10 beware Of Guinea man. When he had
done, and the word was expected from
Spencer, he said he could no, Go il, and
requested the commander 10 do so. He
did, SO, and the execution took place.
We condense the rest. Capt. Mex.
addressed the crew. All hands gave, per
order, three cheers for the ship, and then
were piped TO dinner, After dinner, the
bodies were committed to the deep. In
closing the Repor,. Capt Nick. praised
the officers of the ship, and recommended
certain changes and promotions. He took
all The responsibility ofthe erecution on
himself All he claimed was that he should
no. be removed from his command until
he had been proved TO be unworthy of
il. s-
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Traverse FURY.

Bparcreek--John Shellhamer, Simot
Shailer, Andrew Freas, John Knosr, Joht
Ruch, Philip Freas, VIM. Kslchner.
Bloom m-Andrew .Crveing Jr. JosepI
Pope, Peter Miller. Philip Eyer, Ube4
Everett Peter Eni.
Caia,cissa-William Gearharl, Isaac
Yeuer, Andrew Kinney Lloyd 'rhoMas
David Miller, Jacob Cruck, Owed ID
Leib
~ Derry-R Robert M'Kee, Jacob Biddle
Stephen Ellis Thomas Moorehesd Jr.
Fishing Creek-Philip Applemau
Abraham Robins.
GreeneooOd- Robert Falrmah, George
Patterson.
Liberty-samuel Alexander, John CLAW
ton.
Madison John Helers, James Whipi
pie, John kisner, George Ewes
Mohoning-John Osler, Jacob Hibler.,
Monteur-David Rishel
Orange--lsaac Dewitt.
Roaring Creek-Elias Helwig, John
Hughes.
Sugar LOef-John Lewis,Joskua Brink
VIM. Cole.
palley-John Chlds, Jacob Jones
Ihomas Yorks, james childs, Henr
SlrouP.
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For Sale Cheap.

TIL Z subscriber has for sale at his store in White
Hall 5.
10000 Lap Shingles a, the low
price Of 50.
$4,000 Fee, Hemlock I.a,h, a, 22cts
per hundred, Inch Boards, &c. &c.
ALSO---The celebrated Grey Mare lately owned
by Neal McCay, one Buggy Wagon, sleigh Bells,
Buffalo Robe, two Tables, two Stoves, corner cub
board and a number of articles two tedious to men-
ton.
ALSO--A General assortment ef Merchandise
all of which will be dis I'd of to suit the times.
ROBERT McCAY.
Whitehall, JAM, lS43,
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fist Of Grand and Trauerse Jurors 4
January Term, ls43.
GRAND JURY.

Briarceek-John Kelchner
Bioom-James Thornton Valentine BidIe
man, John Bidleman, Charles Kahler
William Snyder, William McKelvy.
Derry-Cornelius Cleckner, William
Carnohan.
Greenwood-Mashew Ferguson. Johr
Robbins
Hemiock- John Everett.
Jackson Paul Hess.
Liberfy-Joserh Kerr, Hugh M'Wrath
LtmeStone-Jonall'an Darnger.
MadiSon-Jacob Kisner.
Mahoaing-John Rhodes
Wontear--John Baylor
Mount Pleasant John Mellick
Orange-Moses Everett
Roaring Creek-Jolin Snyder, Peter Hef
man, Henry Metz.
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NOTICE

is hereby given TO all concerned shat |
have purchased of Daniel Savage, one
brown Horse, one sorrel Horse, two sets
of Harness, ore two horse Wagon, one
cast shod Sled, one Cow, one stack Hay.
four acres Wheat in the ground, one wind
Mill. one cutting Box, one Plough, two log
Chains, one Grindstone. two Cow bells. one
mans Saddle and riding Bride. one strap
Bells, one Clock. six Geese, one lot OF curl
maple Plank, one lot of pine Lumber, one
lot of oak Lumber, one lot poplar Lumber,
and have left the same in his possession
during my pleasure, Of which the public
will take notice.
PHILIP FRITZ.
Jan. Y, 1887.
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NOTICE.

ms hereby given, that we have this day bought at
b Constable saleas the property of Isaac Robbins
the following property, to wit:--one black Mare
one sorrel Colt two red Steers,ve Hogs five Sheep
two sets of Harness, sixteen acres of Rye in the
ground, four acres of Wheat in the ground, one
sled, one Plough, one Harrow, one bay Marc, one
two horse Wagon, one black Cow, and one black
Heler and have left the same in the possession OF
the said Robbinsduring pleasure, and forbid any
person taking them from him, either by purchase,
or otherwise, without our consent.
L. & J. LAZARUS.
Orangeville Jan. 3, 1913.
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Hhoiesale Dealers of Retailers Of Foreign
Merchandise in Columbia county.
Take Notice.

THAT in compliance with an Act Of
General Assembly approved the 7'h day OF
April, ls30,the associate Judges and Com.
missioners of The county Of Columbia, will
meet at the Commissioners Office in Dan
vilo, on Thursday the l9lh day Of January,
lS43. at 3 O'Clock, p NJ. for the purpose.
of taking up the returns Of tho several
Cons,ables Of said county that are to be
made to the Court Of Quarter Sessions, on
sor before The first day Of the January Term
lsAa, being the sixtee.h day Of the month;
and 10 place each Of the Merchants that
may thus be returned dealing as aforesaid
irto that Glass that may appear TO be right
and just, as provided for by The 10Th Sec
ton Of the Acl passed the 4th day of May
lS4l.when and where each OF you may at.
tend if you think proper, either in person,
by agent. or attorney.
BY order Of the Judges and Commits.
sioners.
JOHN S. WILSON, CLERK.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
DanviIle, Dec. 90. l642.
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Remaining in the Pos. Office at Blooms
burg, Dec, 3lsi lS12.
Abraham Bell, Wm. Logan Fisher, Q
John Manly. Isaac Hopper, Reuben Ks.
ner, w. w Miles, John Psnmsn, jur,
WIN, Rusmus, A, Valerohamp, Q;
JOHN r, MOYER. P. NJ;
k3@The Post Master is constrained TO
give notice, that in future, nothing can be
received in payment OF postage, but specie
or It's equioen', as The constructors insist
on such money, in paymen, Of their de-
mands on The department.
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200 ACRE Els

more or less, bounded and described as fol-
lows, 10 wit: Beginning at the East side
OF the public road leading from Danville 10
Cattawlssa, and corner of oul lot No. 5,
thence along prblic road South sixty one
degrees, East fourteen perches and three
lenlhs OF perch to a post and corner of
David Pancasts lot, thence by the same
North forty two degrees, East thirty three
perches and eight lenlhs OF perch 10 post
on the bank OF Pennsylvania canal, thence
down SAID canal North forty two degrees,
West fourteen perches to post and corner
OF the aforesaid lot No. 5, thence by the
same South seventy two degrees, West
thirty SIX perches 10 The aforesaid public
road and place Of beginning containing
three acres and six perches strict measure
of land numbered with the number four
wi1h the aPPerlenances. On these premises
is good
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NOTICE..

FUNHE subscribers have purchased at Constable
e sale as the property of James c. Fox, to wit:
half of six Of Wheat in the ground, one acre
of Wheat in the ground and one acre of Rye in the
ground, and have left the same in possession of
said Fox during our pleasure, of which the public
will take notice.
WIN. McKELVY g. Co.
Dec. 81. l342-36.
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frame House
AND
FRAME STORE HOUSE,

attached 10 the same, and a small STABLE.
Also on certain other LOT in the same
town and adjoining lol of j. Coleman and
without improvement.
Seized, taken in execution and TO be sold
as the properly of William Faux.
JOHN FRUIT, Sh'R
SHERIFF's OFFICE Danville, }
December 80, ls42.
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NOTICE

HIS hereby given to all persons, that have pur-
q chased at constable sale, as the property OF
William Kile, one sorrel Horse and Harness, one
rcd Cow, two red and white Cows, one red Heller,
three spring Calv S, one Harrow,one mantle Clock,
one tanning Mill, five Hogs, one Plough, and have
left the in possession of said Kie, during my
pleasure, of which the publicsswill take notice.t
VIM. G. HESS.
Jan. T, 1887.
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NOTICE

s hereby given, that have purchased as the
u property OF Elias Kline, three acres of Wheat
ia the ground, three acres of Rye in the ground,one
culver Plough, one log chain, six Sheep one shoat,
and have lett the same in his possession during my
pleasure, and hereby caution 1ll persons not TO
take il from him either by purchase or otherwise
without my consent s,. .y5.f.f,
JONATHAN LEMON.
Jan. z. 1919. 81
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NOTICE..

THNHE undersigned purchased at Constable sale
IA as the property of William Edgar, TO wit;
fifteen acres Of Wheat in the ground, one Horse
one two horse Wagon, six Hogs, three Poughs,
two sets Harnesses, one set of Swingletrees, two
iron Kettles, Sadle and Bride and have left the
same in possession of said Edgar during my pleas
ure, of which the public will take notice.
DANIEL SToKER.
Dec 81, 1912. sc.
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SHERIFE'S SALES.

BY yir,ne of writ of levaria fcias TO
me direc cd will be exposed 10 public sale
at the Court House in Danvlle on Monday
oi January l6, iS43 a. 10 o'clock A. M.
aH that certain mesuage tenement and
thee Acres and six perches of land strict
measure lying, being and situate in the
township Of Mahoning. in the county of
Columbia and State OF Pennsy lvania, being
part OF larger tract Of land containing
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NOTICE..

FHNHE undersigned purchased at Constable sale
a as the property of John KAN in Sugarloaf tp.
Columbia co. Dec. 90, 1912, one tanning Mill. one
cutting Box, one Bureau, one corner Cupboard
one Saw, nineteen Sawlogs, one Harrow and one
Plough, and have left the same in possession of
said Karns during my pleasure, of which the public
will please take. notice
JAMES McFANE.
Dec. 81, 1926.
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List Of Letters,

Remaining at the Post Office Cattawissa,
January 7, l843.
Brobsl q. A. & G. G. 2 Long George 2
Brobst NJ. & G. 2 Miller Adams
Beaber g.. Ringer M'Kelvy William
Breish George Mench Michael
Brobst G.. G.. Mann John F. Q
Brobst Joseph Manhart Phillip 2
Hezekiah Base Paxton Joseph Q
CLARK David 2 Rider John
Case Adam Ryne Palerick
Clay we'll Joseph Rorhabach VIM
Delaplain Samuel Shuman Jacob
Fenstamcher Peter Seesholt Phillip
Cleaver John Slouse John
Foringer Reuben SINNERS Rober,
Frick B. p Sharpess John
Evans David Q Shelharl Jonas
Geiger S. & e; Thomas Lloyd
Gir,on William Wilmer Abram
Geiger Mrs. Gearhalt William
George William Harder Thomas
Hughes Ellis 2 Harder Mary
Hughes George John Stacy
Kostenbader Jacob kostenbader d.
Keeffer Elizabeth Kinney Jane
Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say they are advertised
C. A. BROBST. p. M.
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EHNllA1lAMo

MARRIED-On the 4.h inst, by the
Rev. William J. Eyer DR.. ISAAC
HUGHES, toi Miss MARGARET
SMECK both Of Cattawssa.
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NOTICE..

FENHE undersigned purchased at Constable sale
the property of John Kline, in Sugafloaf
tp. Columbia CO. ON Dec. 24th 1912, one Plough,
one Sled one red Calf, one bay Colt, one dun
Heiifer, one brown Mare, one grey Marc, one bay
Horse and one Wagon, and have left the same in
possession of said Kline during my pleasure, of
which the public will please take notice.
ABRAHAM II. LUNGER.
Dec. 80, lS42.-36.
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NOTICE.
FWNHE undersigned has purchased at Constable
j sale as the property of John Karns in Sugar
loaf township, Columbia CO. on the goth day of
Dec. 1912, one piece of Wheat. one piece of Rye,
one small Bull, one Cow, one mantle Clock, and
have left the same in possession of said Karns dur
ing my peasure,of which the public will please take
notice.
ABRAHAM II. LUNGER.
Dec. 81, ls42.-36.
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BLAST FURNACE

Tor smelling iron with all the buildings and
appurenances for the same, and
ERIOLE 0LNLSrDlNo
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Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of John Hazcet JI.
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b BY virtue ola writ of alias evari facas, to me
HH directed, viii be exposed to public sale at the
time and place aforesaid.
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KMEREo AZ. HOTEL.
fLkrE Coilllss<i
Rxchamge street.. @1E y.
rnwARn Mi. RllRp.

Grateful for the. Uniform and liberal
;a.,npoft extended ID him by his friends
since his removal from New York n the
South, respectfully ammo nces that he has
opened the above, as y Mercantile and
Bachelors Eating Lodging Establish
rt1ent. e has Just been completely reno.
waited within and without, aud its vicinity
IN business induced = belief that i can be
made q place Of acceptable Tesort for
Gentlemen at all hours, especially those
who are in the habit of dining in the bus
inese part Of the citys The table will be
served by the plate, on the plan Of Clarke
& Browns celebrated House IN New
York.
Twenty OF thirty Gentlemen may be
lodged in the house. The Dining Hall
IS spacious, and agreeable situated. Care
will be taken that the appointments Of the
table, its, service, and attendance are
5 TERMS AS FOLLOWS,
Transient Board and Lodging g % 90 pr day:
Permanent do. [single room,) 40 90 pr NTH
"Qwo in room) 30 10
Board only, 8 meals day, SER
vel. exclusively from the steamer, 81 per wk.
"2 meals do do. $5
Dinners only, 10 90 pr NTH.
Breakfast, from half past Z 10 10 o'clock
Dinner, from half past 1, to half past A:
Tea from 6 to z.
The Bills Of out door Boarders viii be
presented for settlement weekly, unless
arrangements are made to the contrary.
Boarders lodging in the house semi
monthly.
Visitors who may prefer it may dine
or breakfast by the plate, according 10 the
Bill OF Fare, or pay for breakfast, As. din.
ner 6s.
Evening business in the Coffee Room,
viii be charged according to the prices
affixed to the annexed list of orders.
Mobile. Dec. 1912. 14lf.
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DrsTRIcr CHANcERY COURT OF the STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI,
HELD AT COLUMBTTS

DISTRICT CHANcERY CoURT OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI,
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
No. 70 1 Is. Dec. Rules 1912.
James Gates ct. al.
1PON opening the matters ofthis bill
~ and il appearing that the defendant
James Gates is not an inhabitant Of this
State but resides beyond the limits there
Of so that tho ordinary process of this
Court cannot be executed upon him il Is
therefore ordered that unless said defen.
adant appear before the Vice Chancellor
at the Court room M the town of Colum.
bus on the 'si zf.'e 49, ~
sns F'5frst Monday III Nay nexs,
and plead, answer oraiemnr TO the bill Of
complaint herein, the several allegations
thereof viii bcas 70 said defendant taken
for confessed and such order and decree
Enadethereih as the Vice Chancellor may
deem equitable and just.
Il ID further ordered thar a copy Of this |
order be insertediin the Democratic Whio
once week for two months successivalS. /
e g NJ. MCCARTHY, clerk.
COLUMBUS Dec. siil 1870.
!, ~ ~ CHEAP FIsAlgNEI.S.
HT hlyE ~ Red Flannel being very cheap
WMeHUDDLESTONds CO. ]
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q,EleS5p

i DOCTOR DAYTON,
rs prepared Gin addition to his duties as
4, Physician and Surgeonl 70 perform IN 9
neat, scientific and durable manner, AL the OPP
arafinna of
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of a Deed in Trust executed by
I'D Isaac Easterly to me as Trustee, which
said Deed was duly Recorded in the County
of Oktibbeha and State of Mississippl. | shall
proceed to sell at the Court House door in
the county aforesaid, OF the
Sirth day Of January Il. d. 1843.
to the highest bidder for cash the following
tract or parcels of Land. 10 wit; Lots number
one, two, three, four and five, offracticnal Sec
ton thirty three in township twenty range
fifteen east, containing 2l1 acres, or so much
thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy nose
secured by said deed with interest and cost of
sale. Such title as in vested in me by said deed
will convey to the purchaser.
CHARLES DIBRELL
Trustee.
Starkv:lle Miss. July 9Th 1912.
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NOTICE.
LNROM and after the first day of January
IL next, the subscribers will sell their re-
naming stock of goods for Cash only, at cost
and necessary charges in getting them here.
Their stock is yet large and great bargains
can be had by calling on them.
Being determined to close up their business as
soon as practicable,all persons Indebted to them
are respectfully but earnestly requested to make
payments without delay, at least, to call and
settle their accounts by note or otherwise.
III. BUCHANNON & co.
Columbus, Dec. 18th, 1912.
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Montgomery County

Montgomery County, s
DEAR SIR / have mace
Pills in the incipieni sil
and absiira'e consilpll0
il the enlargement oill,1
eases Of the Liver sfA
Debility and in alcas@
very effective.
For Sale by +
Colrni
Au0,lst. Q. 1912:
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August. 9, 1912:
TRUST6A

TRUST ~
10y virtue Of a cerIa.l :
Nd cuted to me as . ~ (,
ofNovember A DlH.l,.9q
and Narv M Boiling Ofih'
and State Of Mississippi Y
ment of certain prohissos.
cited, which said deea q
ded h the Office Ofthe e....
tibbeha county in lhe s.a.-
shall proceed 10 sell for
hoese door in said county
Fourth MOHday,
4be following DESCRIBED
n Oktibbeha County, .
The south east gnaI..l.
thirteen, in township n.
ranpe thirteen east
and ffey acres SO-iyg
beiween the hours pias
title conveyed TO tho
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NOV. 20, is42.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-26
FOR SALE.

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TTPON Accommodating Terms, the House
" & Lot at present occupied by DR.. Talia-
ferro, next door to Dickinson & Boykin's Law
Office in Columbus, Miss.
For Terms, Apply to
WIN. HUDDLESTON,o or
A. MURDOCH, Esq.
Dec. q. le42.