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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF
the County of New York shereby given all per
having claims against Henry l.. Hull late OF the City Of
New York, droye deceased, present the with the
vouchers thereof the subscriber the office of James NJ
Webster, Attorney Law, No. Is Beekmau street, in the
City OF New York before IN. eighteenth day CT De
ceinb.r next.
Da,s! r,e,g FORK, the 18th day Of June. 1913;
laM 6m IILIA HULL. AdnmIst
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

- OLtJ BLACK BALL LINZ. OF PACK
s F.T Srackc ot the of Aususr-rhe fast sailing
Packet ship EUROPE, Captain Furb-r. will b. DE-
pl,ched hoye. her regular day Her accommodations for
cabin, second cabin ard <trrace .ssence:s unsurpassed
Those wishing be!is viii require make early an.
picatio- 10 JOHN HERDMAN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

The steamboat NJ MuTuAI. SAFETY leaves Liberty
y,er every morning. Sunday eScepted) o'clock
Bridgeport and Norw9Ik touching al Bgdc's NecS inn-
ias, leave Bridgeport T. NJ the ARRIVAL OF the
IT, NNw-H,yfS LtNE-Stace> leave Bridgeport lmned
a;sly the arrival the Boat. The distance nlr>
with huc roads and beautiful couatry. F,rrto New-ayen
- UiIAH GREGORY, -ASt.
OtHce foot of Liberty ST. JylS m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

puc1lo4to 10 JOHN HERDMAN,
6l South street, near Wall ST.
Passage from Lepaol usual be secured IN anv Of
the packet hIrs sailing weekly and drafts furnished
PAYABLE AZ the National and Bank OF Ireland
aud B.ucr and Ssrs. j. Butt. Son Co.. Bankers Lon.
don Exchange and Discount Bank, Liverpool and Branches
throughout England and Wales, Gec:cck Baukin: Co. and
Eastern Bank et Scotland aGd Branches. For further par
t.culIS appiy aS above. iy2I
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

II. PURSUANCE of an order o: the Surrogai
Of The ConHtg of New-Ycr notice hereby given 10 al
having claims Luke Fay are OF the City of
a and candle MANUFACTURED deceased to present
ts same S the vouchers thereof the subscriber al h.
fesln'e 90 81 NsgE-set Ih= Cy of Brooklyn on or
sif're is- o: January next. Dated New ork
tie asteei;b .Ay / Jals, 2. 1913.
Iyti iswL>s@ DAVID FAN Administrator
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

y pURSuAECE r. Of an Order of the Surrogate
having claims against William Dunn late OF the ci,,
" Cronna Iass@a ate o he sa mi. = pssEng n4 John
iais late OF the said aer John Turner late Of said
S sea,.a or peIer A. Williams late of HAMBURG
a. subscriber at bis sier No IS John street in ,hs city
Ys , 80 on Or bsoe the 2 day OF July next Dated New
Jazz lsTsm E.KETCHUM. Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

n PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
ef the County OF New York; Notice hereby given to all
persons wing CLAIMS against Henry B. Snecke late of the
LIt oi New OK baker deceased present the same with
ls vouchers thereof 70 the suhscrber his residence No
2t b9wery IN the City of New York or before the thr.
tlethdsy of OctobefneI Dated New or the tSentys,tl
day Of April, 1873 Iap27 Iays6m- JOHN SNFCK%ER
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

= a-sol r FOR NEWBUhHl Il lsndlnS al
49, aSs-l CalAwells, Yves; roiat, Co! S.rirS, and
tErlaSSEEL..s,E&g t.shkili l.an,us.
The steamboat JAS. MADISON, Capt. Chas. HtscaG,
will leave Waestre pier TUESDAY and sraa alter
noon at o'clock.
All Bascas, Packages or Parcels Bank Bills Specie ru,
board this boat without belng entered the book
c.u;sl for be hr rS. n M nMMeLS t.Lao, ~ n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

aEd4zAB5TRH1Pe9oSTTr aEdRT FHzR1 eoTr.1EsSlsse ND Nh@.
n u Y: ~, GttS
sig1rno9as " a 5 IN " V. IN anu E
G5igi..oi. and Poi. Richmond each giP. follows:
On md 4iter the Isl day Q: june, 1873
says E L ,Id o issTs n5 H n ;oISsE SsE
At j. and 6, O'Clock P NJ AZ 2, End s: o'clock ?. NJ
n I o s5a3ty = aoask 4 NJ S s1 9 II asjoek \ NJ
), / I: sai 5 O'Clock 7. NJ AZ 81 and o'clock P n
N.B.-Passengers fer W9s:f@t, Scotch Plains, lsnteld
* tie E,iz4h-th-ioen and Sons-y!e Railroad Cars. Will
1ay. Nrw-York Il t 9: o'clock boat in te momng and IN
rl4 clock roats in ths afternoon.
Passengers from the ociocs boat VII !ea"s SoInsrriils in
s,-s o t.as,on aud for ScFoo=y Mountain the arrival
o, the csrs-4; Soncrvlie.
f4s,.-er for RaIray yf,ll leave <evYo in te loi
O'Clock boat the morning, and IN the o'clock boat the
1fteracau. F-fe r. Railway - cents
Tin Horse Car Will ayz t. front OF te Union H1;el quar-
ter o an aor previous 70 the leTartare OF cacn boat
AZ! Ha-.a:e a. tho risk of Its "'Tr-r. JyT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

TN PURSUANCE, ot IN order OF the Surrogate
of the County OF Ne,vY York; Notice IS hereby given 10 all
Persons hayn. claims against William Osborn late OF the C
t. of New York Gentleman. deceased present he same
with the vouchers thereof the subscrbeI at his 9tlce No
fourcenh day of November nextDated New York ths .!i
day of May, lsi3
myl3 iaw''re ,. B. HUTJHINGS, Executor.
~ PURSUANCE of an Order OF the Surrogate
of the County of NewYok, notice hereby given PER
sons having claims against Jacob Hartman late OF the cit of
New York, baker. deceased present the with The
vouchers thereof the subscriber, her rSdenc" No
Division the of N'v ior before the 9th
day of August Dated New York the 9th day of Febru
ary, .G5. Macy HARTMAN. AIrnnist.atriy. Il llw6m.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

rHz Summer plunes her rainbow wings and the rejoicing
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the S,irrosatss
of the County of New notice Is hereby -i,e = b a.
city OF New York merchant deceased, 70 present ne s N
win Tie vouchers thereof The uhscIiaeT at ms of ~
~ ysr4st IN the city of Nevf ok. ct hsios th5 !s
J3v Of January asyt-7srei N f,rk The 80 Gs{ o. uAs
lSlS hoiitLL NJ I,,sriI,or, Sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
- nrrp s11.NcE. Of an nrdsr Of the surrogate

TN ptTR SUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
-, our,- sf NeyS-Yo Notice is hereby gwen 70 a
oi thf claims against PeIe Palmer late Of The oty
e Say.YorE baker deceased to present tfs ssi sija C.
TSrfntS S "a Vssfert in th City of New-f9rk " NJ o!
beS1s the ay q q gn pree'fp 3 hTs ss3 p4''
Je21 lawsm- S1A.,t- -- -
Ty pT-RST7ANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
Of G County ocs t hSsSy Ssy, sissn ,e df e Il, IL
persons haFiIs i;ns, n ,k.r; al Emil H. hns late OF
si SAD city 5sse q TbRi b si 6ss s WI 8 john Ss
soaciisFs .h-t - ~ on or before iie 25t day OF
G.Irr.~- ~ f},tsl Nsy- York 4!1l 1ih lS.y.
as faw6Tn- r. 49, -,----- - - : -
- = - Ts,,yort notice Is hcreby given TO al!
6ls so Il having cans Bne 3,o s, bs ss5,,S S5"e5er.
scotland deceased 70 present me sat- ,c Bo,dva, in
~ ss.YS-k on or before the 2$th day os t,uSs sa
orz; Dated New-Yolk tie 2:th IA? N svcIiS -I0NT
25f Iawsrr- Z. y. 49, ---
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

TIrNTERDON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT,
II v J-Cherlss S HutchiHgs .fmos Fisher IN case
Attachment for s26 &C. CONoce i, hereby given that i@
abore stated Writ OF attachment reurped duly serted
az te term Of April A. D. Gl3 of SAID Court by the Sheriff
of the said County of Hunterdor, New jersey.
May 9th, 1885, IEi Elk !. CLAlfh ,ieaN'
joins VAS DyEE, Attorney, MP laWln
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

sMoRNlSG y.,iin. BoAT r,. EoR r5iB, P6EkS FIi
tzasGsr-1 TArrytown, Dobbs Ferry aasEnss and Yoni
ers.-Byeakies. and Dinner boar-hs End splendid
steamer COLUMBUS. Capt. Wu. II. Frazee, viii leave
New York ron te foot OF Chars street ever ncrrne
friday excepted Va, 7ccloek; and returning leave Pssk
day al l2t O'clock p NJ; except Sundays. when sir
will leave Peekskill O'clock P NJ Landing the fcot
OF Hammond stree, each way Freight taken reduced
NoricEA goods, freight, baggage bank billS specie,
other KIND ofpfogr,y. akea shipped puE board tins
boat must be at the risk OF the owners Of such goods iTsh
hasgags. Sc.
An persons a:s forbid ta,;ias aecoun, of
>AiI boat }.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
Aof The County Of Newly Notice hereby given to an
Persons having claims against Maria Fairl- late Of the Ciry
OF York widow, deceased present The same with The
rouchers thereof The subscriber a, his residencs No a
Barclay street, the City Of York ON or fire The
twenty-st day of October next-Dated Ne-YorL he 3-h
day OF apEl, 1913. SAMUEL 6. OGDEN
apLa hWe1e Administrator, with VIII annexed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

from Fulton market wharf aud ran ; follows:
LYAvr NEw-NoRX. I.EAyE SHREWSBURY, R;o
Tuesday ,2l,h Wed} bA>K.
nas,iay Thursday 3?M. TUESDAY 2j;, at. y VI.
and Friday "Wednesday ....8 \ =.
Saturday .....3! r. VI. Thursday. g. A. VI.
SUNDAY < Monday. 4. VI. FRIDAY < Saturday, . ~ ".
Sunday. at \. Nj y m.
iv216ts NOElay. 80. T.. T. VI.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

IS Pa X A.NtE nj an Ordey cf the Surrogate
j o. t'> soei ~ H-s York, notice a.eby all
sct> !etn slils Fredsnek ShonI4cd late OF tie
~. II NY Ek. e--fiemar. deceased present ;se same
Nsts =, yuchcs thereof the sutscribr the Office OF
smith s4,aer ESQ No IS Rrekmal s,rer; in the cit Of
YORK on or before the 25h day Of August next. Dsted
2af iaMsm JAMES n RIACKWFII Eracn.n-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

s3zcpsx at. POWELL X cos LINE FOR
ssssoss-..- NE.WBuRGIl. Landing a, Caldwcli's, West
,I.iYsecA Point aud old Sri,i:-The steamboat .lIt;H
LASDER, Capt 4. Wari5Sp viii eaNs the foot Of Var
day o'clock. F. NJ Returning, viii leave New hwrgh
every aday at A. A., Tuesday, al ) T. NJ THURSDAY al
A. Nj. ,pd FRIDAY di F. NJ. Foi rei.t passag apply
10 the Captain hoard
Baggage ard freight OF all ds.crpons bank bills or scie
board be the risk thc owners thereof unless
bill Of ladng reeeips be ,irne io ths Jyll
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

Persons wishing 10 send for their friends can have he
brought Gut f>t class American packet ships sailing ro
Liverpool weekly na ayoraGetsTus Tvs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

y Gats ~ STEAMBOAT ORUS.--For
Sss;sss=S;:-S Shrewsbury, stopping a, For; Hamilton
-tSsssassASs. gonS and rrturnu:-ill leave New or,
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-26
MEDICAL DFPARTMFNT.

The plan Of the instruction in this depart
Ment Of the University presents peeuharities &c
be found in no other school Of Medicine in the
Union. The lectures commence on the frsl
of0ctobeF and terminate on the 9th Of July
ensuing.
Owing to the length Of the session, which
embraces a period Of nine months three Pro
lessons arc enabled to perform al the duties
which in other medical institutions are usual.
Is assigned to SIX; and the students are seldom
required to attend more than Two lectures on
the same day. BY this arrangement The stu
dents have an opportunity Of being well groun.
ded IN Anatomy, Physlology,and other olemen-
tarY branches Of Medical Science, before they
investigate their applications IN connexio1
with the study Of the practice Of Medicine and
Surgery.
Immediately before each lecture, the siu.
dents are subjected to a full and rigid examin-
alton on the proceeding lecture, Or on portions
Of approved textbooks. Il is apparent that the
plan, Of which the outlines have beer briefly
slaled,ahEays allows the student 70 commence
as wei a. 70 complete be medical studies IN
the institution and presents z happy conlbin'
atoms Of The advantages q ne system Of IN
struciion By private purilago end that oipub-
he lectures
Any person Of approved moral conduct may
offer a. 3 candidate, and receive TOE degree q
N. D., without reference 10 thc lne 81 has
been engaged ii the study 81 incidence of q
joining the scoqol; provided he undsfgoes ia 9
satisfactory manner, flie various examaallons
prescribed b. The enacim6nis.
The Professors are
Robert 3. Rogers; Nj y Professor Of Che.
misty Pharmacy and Malsra MedIca
Henry Howard, d. d, Professor ufPalh-
ologg and Practice of Medicine Obstetrics.
and Medical Jurisprudence.
James /. Cabell, 81. D. Professor ofAnaio-
my, Physiology and Surgery,
WILLIS II. WOODLEY. Psosios
July "a, Is43--oply.
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THE DEMOCRATIC WING.
BY RICHARD HENRY BROWNE,

u nACHAANhJ ANEsNA@A DAAOU y A4e
There is every appearance Of the efforts Of
the Anti Regulators IN the approaching con-
test in this State being crowned with uium.
plant success. All that is required to ensure
il, is energy and organization. Changes are
rapidly taking place, and hundreds who voted
with the Regulators al the last election, are
heartily ashamed Of The position they occupy.
The disastrous result Of that election, In the
robbery of the public treasury, and the notori-
Gus inoOmpeteney Of the Governor, are Justly
attributable to the party WIN selected such
instruments to carry out their disgfaceiul doc.
trines. The dissention which has scattered
their ranks, and the Fancorous feelings, which
point their invectives against each other, have
utterly disguised the vrtuous and patriotic por-
ton ofthe community with their selfish wfang-
Engs and open prodigacy The Anti Ropudi
ators have only to make proper use OF these
favorable circumstances 10 accomplish the
complete prostration Of party, which has in
Aicted upon our State 50 many evils and such
a load Of inamy. The feelings Of the people
have been already partially aroused to the
enormities which have been committed by
the Regulators; and, II the Anti Repudialors
will but exercise that spirit and activity,
which their duty to their State requires them,
they must succeed. Let the people be ava
kened to a correct knowledge Of the profound
disgust with which the course Of Mississippi
is viewed by all, who place a proper estimate
upon the sacredness Of solemn pledge, let
them but see with what seorn and contempt the
character Of our State is treated throughout
the civilized world, give them but light, and
they Will consign TO everlasting iniamy The par
ty, which has attracted SO much ignominy TO
our name.
Let every Bond payer be alive to the impor-
lance ofthe approaching contest, let every one
feel that upon bis individual exerlione the 70.
demptioa Of his State and the success Of his
party depend, and our victory will be an easy
one.
With the view offendering our humble 81.
forts in this glorious cause the more eieciual
BY a wider circulation Of our paper, we propose
o furnish il until the Tall Elections at such
ate, as we hope viii Be an inducement 70
many 70 subscribe for i.
The terms Of the Democratic Wing, are al
follows
-Four dollars per annum, in ADVANCE.
Five ifpaid IN 6 months
SIX atthe end ofthe year.
No paper will be discontinued until al ar
rearages are paid, unless at the option Of the
Proprietor.
The aWhig," viii be furnished Ianll the
first Of December next, At one dollar iof each
subscriber, IN ADVANCE.
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j. BOOTH,
ed Int IS r..

- - - = = = ~
ID ESpECTFULLY continues to ten.
~ der bis pro essional services 70 TIC
Ladies and Gentlemen Of Columbus and
its vicinity, pledgihg hmselfto operate 10
the most approved modern style. 10 ad.
dllon 10 what is usual in bis profession
lie viii
LIST. Pn. IN whole sets Of teeth, mounted
on Gold, BY ihe new bnd much appFo.
ed pan of atmospheric pressure, n
pecimen Of (which be has in bis ow
mouth,
2 Supply roofs Or palales, whV def
Client, either from maliormalion or ac.
cideni.
He feels confident from bis opporiuni-
lies at Philadelphia and esewhefe-ffom
bis long experience. sud bis success thai
be can operate 81 lhe entire satisfaction Of
al who may call on am at his Office on
Market street, up stairs one door south
Of tho Auction Store Of Kncannon, March
& Mcdaniel
Columbus Miss. Feb. leth, ls4s.
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UNIVERSITY OF virginia.
TIME sessions 81 this inssfotions Annually
n commence On the Let day Of October,
and terminate on TIE 4lh Of Jolly following;
The schools 81 he University, win tleli
respective professors, are
4 Ancienl Languages--Fr Gezsnsr
Harrison.
2 Modern Langusges-DA Charles Kraft
If. aN
4MsIhemasies Mr.. Edward H. OOufie-
ney,
4 Natural Phios0phy-Mr. william B.
Rogers.
5. Civil Eneineering-lhe subjects Of which
are divided between the Professors OF Mathe-
mates and Natural Philosophy.
6. Chemisiry..D DR.. Rober =. Rogers.
z. Medioine-Dr Henry Howard.
8. Anatomy and Surgery-.Dr James l..
Cabell 8I a.a
0. Moral Philosophy Mr.. George Tucker
40 Law Judge Henry ST. c. Tucker.
IN both schools Of Languages are also
taught ancient and modern history and, the
literature Of the respective languages; u the
school Of Mathematics is included mixed ma
thenatics IN that of Engineering, mineraio-
~ and geology in that Of Moral Philosophy.
belIes,leltres; bgic, and political economy;and
in that Of law, besides muTicipal law IN al rs
branches, the law Of nature and nations, the
science Of goVernment, and con slliutonal law.
To be pdmittod INTO this institution the ap-
plicant must be sixteen years ofage bnt The
| Faculty NAV dispense with this Tequislton IN
favor Of one whose brother is student.
| Every student is free 10 attend the schools
Of his choice but ifhe be under tweniy-one
years Of age, he shall attend at least three IN
less authorized by his parent or gurdian, 10 VII
ting, or by the Faculty, forgood cause, TO at
tend a less number.
an students under the age Of twenty one
years are required 10 beard within the pre-
cinuts,and to deposite their fundsw with the Pat.
ROB, upon which he is authorized 10 charge a
commission Of twoper oentum.
Il The enactmeuis formerly requiring students
to wear a prescribed uniform have been sus'
pended.
Religious services are regularly performed
at the University BY a chaplain,who 10 appoint
ed in turn from the four principle denomna'
tons Of the State. And BY resolution Of The
Faculty, ministers Of the Gospel, and young
men preparing for the ministry, may atiens
any Of the schools without the payment O
fees 70 the professor.
The expenses Of the session ofnine month";
are as follows
Board, washing, lodging, and attend
ance, @AAe
Rent Of dorrnitory' sl6i for half, i oceu-
pied by two,
Use Of public rooms X
Fuel and candles, estimated al y
Fees ifonly one professor be attended,
$50 1.-Two, to each professor $685.
more than two, to each S25-say x
Total, exclusive OF clothes, books and
pocket money %.
In school Of Lawihere is 40 extra fee Disco
payable by students attending the senio
class
The allowance for cloihesis limited to 500
and for pocket money to S45.
The usual average amount expended b.
resident students found; from the Patron
books to range about $3.50 which is believe,
10 be sufficient for every useful purpose.
WILLIS II. WOODLEY.
fully 10, I649 Proctor and Patron U. Of Va
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THESE unrYalled pills having now nc-
an red celebrity and popularity unequaIed
u the annals q medicine, and also having o.
famed the entire confidence and beng used ID
be private pTaeiice q almost lhe Whole foay
81 tie medical faculty u the United States,
Europe, Asia. South America, the West In
dies, and great part Of Africa, q is unncccs-
sary to adtefas them a leDgih, o. b say any
thug further other mcriis, than By stating the
complaints which theyare most effective 70 ihe
care Of and Whichare as follows :--yolloE and
bilious levers, leFeI and aque. dyspepsis, Group
liver complaint. sick Headache, isundlces astl
ma, dropsY, rheumatism, enlargement Of the
spleen, piles, colo, female DISTINCTIONS heart.
burns, hlrred tongue. nausea, disiensons q ths
stomach and bowels, incIpieni diauhoea, fiai.
ulence, habaua rostiveness, loss Of appetite
blo.ched or salow complexion, and N all cases
Of torpor Of the bowels, where catharuc q
an appetite is needed. They are exceeding.
" mild in their operation, producing neitle'
nausea, gripiug nor debility.
uFor sale b. GREENE HILL Druggist
Main St. Columbus Miss.
Columbus Miss. June 20 l343
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a y. JONES. harina iaken M Olive
fNJones DTnqqigi, into business With him the
Sale Of Dfues Medicines, Pants, Oils, Sc
vii Be- confined b. lhem 10 future uudsr llg
name and style Of "A. N. Jones & Co The
present slock wil Be added % b the ffal
boais, and tie ol3 customers Of the establish.
ment may rely on the best ofevery thing i
thor hne. Planters and Country Physicians
vii make money by calling On Them beioFs
making their purchases.
AN. JONES, g. Co.
September the 30lh, is45.
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DANCING SCHOOL.

Ar MoULroE, Professor Of Dancing, has
IVA returned to Columbus,and intends giving
lessons in the above accomplishment as soon
as a sufficient number Of Subscribers are OBJ
tanned to form 4 Class All those who wish
to improve IN this fashionable amusement, wlll
please callas the Bewelt House and leave
their names.
Should any Young Ladies Be DESTROYS o.
taking private lessons, they will b. waited on
at their residences.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 5,h, 1857
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rnnaT M.

w1Y Yiriuo q 3 deed IN Trust eFeqpica M
10 Edmond 3. Hosking q The County q
LoWud1s and STATE Of Mississippi 70 the sub
scrber s. Tfssiee, viii expoce % sale 81
C.as a he rusidenco d Sad hoakins N De
County of lnwndes.oB The lab day oi Much
1874. ne blowing property town Negro
Slaves Caio, Jaca6 and BE wife Fanhy Jim
Bis wife Kizzy and Their three chihlIsn Matilda
Gnndison and Infant, William, GeoEge and
Nancy, -Horsos and III ogsy Oxen, Cat
lie. Wagons and Gear, 3lFhs and hOeel
and House hold Furniture.
such tile as is vest 90 IN the Trustee WI
RT. HOSKTNs.
columsss, Sept lAh 1913. 4fussee
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N0TICE.

rs hereby given that the GommissiBnefs
/ under The Treaty q Dancing Rabbit rsek
adjourned Il YaEeo Old, Village The Is inst;
ana have opened - Office 81 HlsoFough
Scott Comfy Miss aud WiG aliend there inper'
son on lbe fret Monday IL November next,tc
resume the duties Of lhelF Office.
Aug 3lsl l64s.
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SAnnLERY

VNHE Suhsoslbor having permanently looa-
II ted himssl6n the city of Columbus,wish.
es 70 INFORM laa public Al large. hattie has On
hand COED assortment 81 Saddles, Brides.
Mariiugales, Travelling Trunks, sc. &C.. Faf
sale low for cash or good paper Cali and ez
anime for yourselves. The above ARTICLES are
Of bis own manufacture, and on good terms;
be viii hold OUT inducements 70 those who viii
patFonize him OdeEs will be promptly a.
tended "a, and repairs will be done chean. with
despatch precisely At the time promissdi
:. L. STOYALL.
Oct I2th. I54S
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" IL A. N y ~ ~ - D
! EsPECTFULLY oarrs bic services y
II he citizens Of LoWndes Couniyua
PRACTITIONER OF MEDICINE.
n al the branches IF he profession. These
Who have confidence 10 his Qualifications. may
% future rely on prompt Intention. The besi
pledge that he CAP give that BE- y Determined
hitiliily 70 continue the Practice, - tiat nia
sireumsiances have 90 changed for q worse.
that il Is absolutely necessary that Re should
20 70 work
He can be found during The day At bis Drug
Store, corner Of Main and Market Sueets, Co
umbus Miss, and At night At bic residence
which is a the end Of the Street running cue
North from the Baptist Church,--the second
house after passing the Bridge.
Columbus, Sep. 2lst, l542.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-26

lust Received and nov offer Cor sale 3
81 Large AssoFinent Of Valuable Books
among which are the inllowing
Tie Madison Papers Jederson's Works
SHARKS Life Of Washington, Life Of Alexan-
Ger Hamaon, Life q Napoleon, Johnson's
Works, Rollins Ancient History, Bosvells
Lie ofiohnson, Plgarch'sLfcs By l.anghoFu,
Smolels Select Works. Fieldlnes Select
Works, Democracy 10 America, Naval His
tory Of he United staiesby Cooper LaYaer's
Essay in Physiognomy, Sears Bible Biogra.
phy, Sears Wonders Of the Word, Lord
Byronss Works. tho Dramatic Works Of VIM.
Shakespeare, D.lsraelis' Novels complete, Wa
VERY Novels complete, Miscelanies Of Lord
Broughsm, Coopers Novels &C., Alsomany
other valuable rksillustrated with rich and
spisnaid Eagraungs--sll ofwhicb viii be sold
unusually low lof cash.
Columbus June, 1s43.