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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-02

rNnTNgEN, CiiNrs AND oTlIfR TRIM
MlNG.--I have . Splendid s.sHimria a.
Frinrss f;imla. 8ratie. Fhal~lr,nsa. naftsk a.
hsi,ss, ed slisf ariielts 81 MsIiIuer' Tdmanas,
- " p eH1nF.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-02

No. 1911. Man Sr. WHEELING.
HI AVE now received from New York, Phlla-
pns ~ a BE M isp
eed approacliins Seasons. consisting IN tsri as
Hack, Plro black. Invisible Greco. Blue,
Known. Drab and Cadet mi xed Cloths. F liz d and
piaa Heavier and Pilot Cloths. PLAIN wool dyed
md Eancy cord Cassinsres, ell pricess Saul
nefta. Kentucky and Glasgow Jeans. Cable
Tsrist K<rseye. Giraffe olo,h Mole skin and
Beaveffeens, Pefametta clOsn. Satin striped
chaneeahle. PLAID and PAINTED Alpaca's 81 all
prices. French and English Mernoees Black
f.nnersa. col'd Parisie ones new article, chusane
and painted Saxanv, French. Chambra. Eaiis-
Ton. Manchester and American Ginensms; M
10. ssd do. RlarI Sill n0d Tabby Nelvefs. PLAN.
DO Tor DresS Sun Rob Ray Gaia. Csshmerf
md R0selyn Riaids- Prints. a fine ASSORTMENT,
among which IS ei'.ss an ilalied strpe' Brlilsh
inplV low silk Mertno Chene. wcolen. Nir-
tara Peers g.asoa, Painted. Satin Porder and
es,hvtidered Aiaslin de Leiae Sho'rfsi L.se:gs
Wool euIsroidered. Kahylc, Taali Joni md lad
Sheriff; SILK Flag, Rardans and Ps,aeec Hdkfs;
Ap-afs. WEsfr. he'd cyeen aid yellow F1ar-
! aefs; re a. plaid and twiiifd Plaid inseys:
herd p,sin ard plH,d e.el',fts. fsnv MSS: snq
rotfoa dianer Table Clefhs, SIX and wcrsied
surge; slk w2rs.sd; ,'er b[.ss t'er BUCK
seorstrd ara rfsfan Nsffs while Brown black
/ and rixcd stnse eod half Haze. Germanfe
sdi-<, uixed Lr5sh's Wool, ribbed Teysfe.i,
/ fsoficr aud and ~rrsfes DO. Moreno, Angel a,
| Wei Dr-,.sIs and Sbfrfe, tshbuffon. f.isa and
ss,s s s s $40 lso flaEs srsh T'i"s.
HACK Tfaiirn fnieefriag Crarofef pia'r and bar
red 0cssaop, Pens and other comforts fnl ladies'
md ornfiernen Swans WOO. en- Net Caps, La
d;c- Nirht caps. e0ston and elk fringe aud fiimr
4 for dftoeee Sffa.s C,lmn, ShiFf Poeon1e. Beron
+ csfar Satin. beshbs1r md Gsecian silk ssoclr
fr'd hlaa3 black and ph,i, hobhipfif. Jacanet
MIL ard Swiss Musllne Victoria Ipgllls. blneh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-02

~ ~ forrest rafes or---
Badiae, Of al Kinds. stsas, bnek orWoodea
ao1 their eonteniss
.'-s1saa az faet8sisr. niiiss, &c.
Fnfnitufrf
And mtfchandfse cfsll kinds
Ard a2ainttaii dancers attending the tfa8r
portasion 0ffood on rivers, lake,, seas. caaaIa
ana railroads.
Fsrticcharactcr Of TIE company BE- 90 PRONG
titnde and hheraiity ~ Inc sdiuslaieai ard 70
sent ~ lssses ve beg leave ID refer 10 The mere
rhsdts offh's piece citcwherc who have hnd
omes n Nai. 81. X. " HARDING. sscig
HrOR aALE, Chsanrse. Tspi1 AAs.beia
Ile,ris gna Crysse.. a o FAiRcuHp.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-02

F" OPs. + viii pay cnsh sos good AIerrhsp,nlds
sert o. IRWIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-02

IL - u ~ lrI -
NEW FAJ.L AND WISTER eG0ODS.
n No i4i Main street. &Rn Marsh
have received their tisst STOCK OF Fall and
Snper Freseh Black. Fnsiish and Amesean
wosf dyea ('losh :. plein and fancy ca-sl.aeres.-
Sattinei,- Kentucky Jeans aid Wakefield Ker.
seys; White Gaiize, Red. yellow. Twliled md
printed Fiannels,pisin and fn'd silks, and SAT-.
iBs new style plei n. striped. wsfrred. chanGf-
able, hg'd and PLAIN alpaca t.ustres. Bonbazlnes;
Saln striped and plain Muslin de I<eiaee. striped
chssae Las,rs ssinss tsps Rpshsi Ss ,.s.,
Merinoee; Mencheefer Fariesnu. French and
,husnhre finai.an Rroetsas n amask De LANES.
Fi2d. Mcrino. Thibet. Rabyle. f.adv Saie and
Helen VI cfzregor AIDES Shavie; cold md black
Ki66loves. PONG White 10 F5ncv Points md
Drces HaaAkerchiefs Aiparbs Aprour.s Silk
npronfne>eis. Black and colo twisted silk fsin9es
Wsrking Canvass. Zepogr vorssfd. Th-ead iaee
sasas~ ana 'mses''nsai ,Slzs AZ 1sssses III
shk efinez. Rlvepe md pern-ssitched linen
eambflc hdsfs plain and fig y White npd tlaet
checked and Jaeonei sins: Mali Null. Man
rook@ inen lawns. f.iurn ~7Inbrics plain nnf
fad bobiiceiss, black castfIlsn Nea: new rtvis
Msksr cloak fa@gel* SO ard - rslle. n!epsF;
"a Liner pianeE Rafsla d. ,end tleasoea srr
sk,a cold ma4iins. psnfrdo White spd hrerr
Hollands. silk sud i9osetea Seraes Hack silk.
sshby snd PAINTED Velvet, Gents black Italian
cfatafe, D'Orsay e1affA Boz ne rtos,ke end b.
ron collars black. whIte md cold KID, cash
mere and Thihet gloveEs Herioo aud Snfip fes-
tingr; soper Gnu Susfender- Snepepder tnds'
brown coiton. Angels and Lambs wool irawerf
nnd-shir;ss hr0fade. na0hbiy ana las'ine coat and
overcoaf baiionss fad. uohalr ard rtik hiDdlnr
black aad White co1f0n. black fnnt6'@ Wool
ssixed Sarony and cashmffe H,1eo. 10, bal
Hosrs Marie stripes. checked. brown ar
bleaehrd Driiirae. canvass. padding. biescheI
an1 brown muslin waddine. barring. Urtrellae
afarrs assortment Of Freurh Chiuf1es British
AMERICAN PRINTS.
s1b<<ssf bfEnk F1sftA~s BroH Doaaeis, nSz
efule Horse Tafr Gffnpet &c. e.,
Weinvfe fhe attenfion ~ Country Merchant
. fo our a||,fk. ' hch IL large and well esfhcted.
Orr 80. to 1ltr> And she cizens az - heeIinu n
pi~inffv a-1 Fesrt1IfelI, invited 10 ziee - ~
belsre 20 ct..1 thtfr EaiI raff Aees f.r zoe &
spsre srerb<foye rffftt - fIIt tftk
anu2f - !" Il Y. Y. ".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-02
ID K Y-G 90 ID s.
GREAT ATTRACTION
SECOND SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW GOODS!!!

H,HEt SuBSCRIBElt bess leave 20 inform
The citizens of Wheeling and tie
neirhhofhsod. that he has Just returned from
philadciphia and Baltimore. ard - now reeeis
FRESH STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
lBetng the seron4 eupply this Fail which for
orkLIrv 50 CA EArSEss caruot be exceiiea n
elualIsd IA the City of wheeling
Cloihs Of every variety Of shade and price We
~ ltw inIeed.
Ca,slns res and Cassinetts ofthe greatest qarn.
thy imaginable.
Kentscky Leans. fulIed cloths.
kefscys Beaver ciDths Giraffe cloths, and eve
ry vsrietyof s<pods fotceats aud pantaloons-
Bleached aud Brswn Muslins, Fiannels and
ALSO-1he lareest assortment Of Calieoes he
hsseser otiei ed 10 the public. 2.
Domestic. Earlst0n and Manchester GinRhams.
Splendid new. styIe goods for dresses. such ~
rich hsd Yelrets, China. Peeln, Chuern De
t.ai4e. Muslin de Lame. silk stripe Aackbars.
"a artlcle) striped, fig'd, han1eab les PLAIN
aud variezatel alpucs Lusnes, VIII every
Kind IF Gaod in IA hl1n for Ladies dresscss
ssShalr1s 4rnd kercii<fs. Gfores. Hosierv. hitfs,
Calls. x,bbons, Boansf siiks andimlhgs, dr.
flfcfs SIS, de- ~ ~ 80
The unsersigned would take this occa,ion 10
express his thanks TO thu DuIlc for the liberal
SHARE Of their patroaaee herosof5fc received, and
hoses aud believes that anexsmlnatnn OF his
sfock will satisfy any that he still ENTITLED
20 a full share of the public patronage, s
OCT - = - y = y E, -
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LpMnER.

= VIE snh-enhers having purchased The LBN-
i Der YARD"n Man stsref nssr The Rrsdr~.
iormrf'y orenpied by Mclean 4 Rice Tesperifuily.
i.sern The Saba lbst tie, are pr-usscd a. eli
- iurni.h MI kips- a PINE LUMBER On the Isssr
favorable trims ios cu-h,
Attached ia IBIS yard - an excellent puninz sna-
chime. which vii he rnssahtly supplied wilh aos-
sd fserisr. 'nresr boarde esiiing &C. wkish viii
ne sid ief cash as in~ Al any place IN Ile xVss-
ietH county. All orders ll,snkfallv received sni
promptly attended is. L. s. ROOF a CO
Wheeling. AnedsI lI-if
Washington Examiner copy TO amouat Of tvso dsl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-02

FT1HE HIouroo House has been efsifely rsnevsted
ord reaiied ihroue5oui. snd he 7Fnrrc'ey
lins ~ hesitation "a Saying mat be accomuodse
NJ irrv~liing rnbic e. vel. II noi heis9 hVr arv
.aaes floiSi ~ r.is 1iis. fiis unfifiIr -zrr'n~s
-haIi BE- darsfcd 70 me oouffs a. his eucsir This
hoDsr q. l,csfed efhin 20 reds Of he Sir9rn Boai
Tanaine and nearly opposite he Posi O1irr r,tinr
j. desirable Stopping place ~ Strangers visiting
ihe cii1 o. bnsincs- Bsresrs viii Be conveyed 10
arsi From afcarnboais feo n chorEc. snd tcacllrs
y ili call 81 he Door 10 receive unrecnacra
hfisfhed b. nc horse isa aool STABLE sshici
s.'nihef - soy hoar Of re night. Chares. rod,
=, sail re firn~s. o. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-02

WfEsTINGs few ptuerns heaul'fol Fish
u,sira vsIrrf 80 Ca-tstrs fesssigs. A,so
s,,ssf krsisa l.oea sa,ia Ve-ine, better han 49,
yrn rsn conveniently foli plseuhefe. ran - hnd
g y'a ra,i eeu - le'' y sEiHYs.
NnoNNET6, a haud.one SOCK n Bnid
. , Bonneie. and Velvet ,nd ribor materials 81
Hoaneis Airs. Fcio6a Ronnsis SO ehilifrr. eaf
hs horrhi ehesp ~ aFsei - eEtBfs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-02

hARDwARE-Th subscriber Las lately
> = tece'vcd the fsIIosAng gods. wkieh ks has
rsduced the pEice suit times
|t:iiPir Springs. kfsnns Aros. ,Btt
Nm Jess,r \ Sons Cast Mouse hole and oshor
+ Sisar Steel. Aavils
Sni'h's Wees. Mil A Cos. ca, a. o.. 80
Shrr Brass. sE 3 Pf.nes stitsits +r,r. 80
Together eih every variety in the Hardware
ADD Cutlery line $3.50 sAM'L NEEL- Il
arg 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-02

DEAFNESS CURED, - -
Sr:APPf'S
-coNPoUND KREosorE ACOUSTIC OIL
Nor the csre Of DEAFNESS. pains. and The
disci,srge IF matter from The ears; -.sll those
disnsreeahle noises. like the buzzing OF issecir.
falling &c WAFER whizzng Of steam. DC. &c. ~hich
sre svrp'nms OF sppsoarhing deafness. and alec
grnernllv sticndant with ihs disea<e For sale by
Or , CRUAiBAcKER. No l73. Main 81,
Sole A gent
This medicine is highly recommended. and M
'nefons certificates given, nv very re.rec'a,le
PERSONS, the many astounding cores which hes
perfnrmed- t INV 81 =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-02

have confdenc. ~ the fspresenfafions md.
by Martha Jo1iia. AID have fpil kno vicdgo Q.
nrr case. tLlJAh y FLhylt
4 & efnaa lgfh Ward Of iuo eiiy % lev York.
ltes ~. i2f1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-02
know Marks ce1in, and behave What she
siatea a. fhin dGtI|..&HI lo b. ceTleCfly true,
JOHN. POWER,


New 49, 1870 's'. = a.s q Dee sss ssr
lsll.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-02

Naftha Conlin hes lsetm my family TIE lAsi
3qears. ahc rrshV ceriaf lhaf TIE iarca0iae
stafela az made 81 herself coffcct.
Mfs VARY LLOYD
Fo So &Faad a AeWaFt. n =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-02

place full crnfdfnco u She steiemeut made
bf .lsrIha t,enfni haviaH tnOwn her he pnsf
ftedty year ei.lcneerfuily aivssny particulars
n reiaiisn 10 her case 20 Hose VINO NAY wish
hrinof mt rnnaiion. ST. EiiLABkTH,
superior "a ths ftsman f.athoic Ofpt an Asslsm.
Prines el.Neg n orb. Dfc a isi1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-02

HyGEIAN yrosrABLE trNivER sA LNtEDIciNEs
As formerly preparsd under the PER- ison 9TH
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The Attraction OF the reader s respectfully called
to the foil )wlny certIhcates- However great a
chievements lave beret1iofe beeu made by tho
use al this inv slnabie Bedltine, Vel daily exp--
ilence shows RESULT suli more remark able fse
prs.rietars here avaith I'M selves sfthe opporil-
niiy ai faElnz ltiz source al constant salisfac-
ton thatgney are mads the means of relieving
such az amount OF suffering.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
S25 REWARD.

ID UNAWAY from the subscriber on The
~ Bird Of July, ls4S, Negro nan JOE-IOE
IS about ~ years old, about 8 feet Q or 10 in
ohes high, and quite stout.-verv black (buf
not the blacklist shaded has a down iook
when sp5sen 70. has red eyes generally. Joe
may be readily described By saying he Is rupt-
ured 90 that be has 10 wear airuss.
The above reward vii Be paid oanv neru,n
who viii condn8 said negro n any ian 20 1 eel
him again.
HOWELL ADAMS.
Agent Tor G. Shields HALIFAX COMO
Columbus Miss. August 3, 1888.
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J. BOOTH,
EFT r..

~ r. ~ a =
m ESPECTFULLY continues 70 ten
der his pro essional services % the
Ladies and Gentlemen Of Columbus and
It's vicinity, pledging himselito operate %
The most approved modern style. In adj
dnion 10 what is usual in bis profession
lie will
LIST. Pa. in whole sets Of teeth, mounted
on Gold, by he new and much aPpro-
ed pan Of atmospheric pressure,
Pecimen Of which be has in his ow
mouth,
2 Supply roofs or palmes, WHY def
cient, either from malformaiion or ac-
cideni.
He feels confident from bis opportuni-
ties al Philadelphia and elsewhere--ffom
bis long experience, ard his success that
no can operate to the entire satisfaction OF
all who may call on him at bis Office 90
Market street, up stairs one door south
Of tho Auction Store Of Kincannon, March
g. Mcdaniel.
Columbus Miss. Feb. 10Th, ls43.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LOwNDEs COUNTY, PRoBATE CoURr, AUGUST
Term, A. ID. 1913.
HNO all persons interested in the real estate
IL Of Felix Wood. deceased late Of said coun-
ty and State Aforesaid You are hereby cit
ed TO appear before the Judge Of our said Pro-
bates Court at term thereof to Be holden for
said county, on the first Monday in October
next, 1913, at the Court House in the town
OF Columbus, then and there to show cause
# any you can, why an order should not
DO made to sell the following described lands
belonging 10 The estate Of said Felix Wood,
decd, according to the prayer Of the petition
Of Locky Wood, adm'x, Of The estate Of said
deceased, 70 wit The south east quarter,
section number thiTty.tiVe, south half north
east quarter, south east quarter, east halfsouih
west quarter and south west quarter Of south
west quarter Of section thirty six, in township
number sixteen, south Of FRANCE number seven.
.een, west and lois numbers five, eight, and
eleven, Of section one, north west quarter, Of
Dorth east quarter, Dissection number wo, and
the east half north west quarter, the east half
north west quarter, the east hale south west
quarter and west half south east quarter, Of
section eleven, and lot No, two, Of section
number twelve,in township number seventeen.
south ofrange number seventeen vest, com
monty called and known as The mill tract. Il
is further ordered BY the Court that this cita-
lion be published in The Columbus Democrat
and Democratic Wing, two newspapers pub.
ished IN he town Of Columbus for six weeks
successfully
Witness the Honorable Thomas Sampson,
Judge Of Probales Court for Lowndes county,
Mississippi this the lint Monday ofAngust 4.
d. l643.
Issued from The minutes the 9th day ofAu-
gust, 1913. Attest.
WIN. P.PULLER, Clerk
August II, Isl3-0w6 frs. lee, 8 1890
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UNIVERSITY on VIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY OF YlRGI MA
gNqHE sessions q ihis institution annually
III commence On he Let day 81 Octobef.and
terminate On Tie Alb Of luig iolhwine.
The schools Of The UnigersiiyWith their re-
apeclive professors, ere
I. Ancient Languages----Ff. Gessnor
Harrison.
p Modern IAnguages-Ds Charles Kraft
sir.
Mathsmatisu .vr. Edward H. Oour,s-
ney,
I Nslut.I Phaosopby-Mf. william B.
Rdken.
5. Civil Engineering subjects Of which
are divided between the Professors Of Mathe.
mates and Natural Philosophy.
O. Chemistry. Dr. Robert +. Rogers.
7. Medcine-Dr Henry Howard.
8. Anatomy and Surgey-DF. James l.
Caben.
9. Moral Phacsphy-. George Tucker.
10. Law judge Henry 81. C. Tuckoh
In both schools Of Languages are also
taught ancient and modern history, and the
literature Of the respective ianguagesi IN the
school Of Mathematics Is included mixed ma
themsiics IN that Of Engineering, mlneralo-
Nv and geology IN that Of Moral Philosophy,
bslles>leltres; logic, and political econoInyiand
in that Of law, besides municipal law ~ aii ~
branches, the law Of nature and nationsi the
science o. government, and con sthulone law
To be admitted INTO this institution, the ap-
plioant must be sixteen years ofage but the
Faculty may dispense with this requisition m
favor Of one whose brother isa student.
Every student Is free 70 attend the schools
Of his choice but ifhs be under twehsy-one
vears Of are, he shall attend at least three, IN
les authorized By his parent or guTdian, in wri
ting, or BY the Faculty, for good cause, to at
tend a less number.
An students under the age Of twenty ons
wears are required 10 beard within the pre-
cnols,and to deposite their funds with the Pat
ron, upon which he is authorized 10 charge
commission Of two per centum.
The enactments formerly requiring student
to wear prescribed uniform have been sus
pended.
Religious services are regularly periormel
at the University by chaplain,who is appoint
cd in turn from the four principle denomina
tons Of The State. And by a resolution Of tn
Faculty, ministers Of the Gospel and younI
men preparing for the ministry, may atten
any Of the schools without the payment o
fees to the professors.
The expenses Of the session ofnine month
are as follows
Board, washing, lodging, and attend
ance, @ll
Rent Of dormitory' $40; Tor half, il occu-
pied by two,
Use Of public rooms
Fuel and candles, estimated al
Fees, ifonly one professor be attended,
$50 1.-two, 10 each professor $50 III
more than two, TO each S25-say Z
Total, exclusive Of clothes, books and
pocket money %
In school Of Law there is an extra fee Of 50
payable by students attending the SEMI
class.
The allowance for clothes is limited to 8 O
and for pocket money 10 945.
The usual average amount expended
resident students found; from tho Patron
cooks 10 range about $3.50 which is believe
TO be sufficient for every useful purpose.
WILLIS H. WOODLEY.
fully 10, 1s43. Proctor and Patron U. Of v
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MED CAL DEPARTMENT.
The plan Of the instruction in this depari-
Nent Of the University presents pecuharities to
lie found IN no other school OF Medicine in the
Union. Tue lectures cunlnence on the nrst
ofOctobers and terminate on the 4th Of July
ensuing.
Owing to the length Of The session, which
embraces a period 81 nine months, three Pro-
fessOrs are enabled to perform all the duties
which in other medical institutions are usual
ly assigned to SIX; and the students are seldom
required tn 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, Physiologyand other elemen.
tary branches Of Medical Science, before they
investigate their applications IN connexon
with the study Of the practice Of Medicine and
Surgery.
Immediately before each lecture, the stu.
dents are subjected to full and rigid eXamin-
alton on the preceding lecture, or on portions
Of approved textbooks. It is apparent that the
plan, Of which the outlines have been briefly
tated,always allows the 81 udent to commence
as well as TO complete his medical studies in
the institution and presents a happy combin'
atoms of the advantages Of the system Of in-
struciion by private pupiago and that ofpub-
lie lectures.
Any person Of approved moral conduct may
offer as a candidate, and receive the degree Of
N. d., without reference TO tho time he has
been engaged in the study Of medicine, or Of
joining the scoool; provided be uudergoes, in a
satisfactory manner, the various examinations
prescribed BY the enactments.
The p Professors are
Robert e. Rogers; M D Professor Of Che.
misty; Pharmacy, and Materia Medica
Henry Howard, NJ D., Professor of Path
ology and Practice Of Medicine, Obstetrics,
aud Medical jurisprudence,
James L. Cabel, AZ. d., Professor ofAnato-
my, Physiology, and Surgery.
WILLIS II. WOODLEY. Proctor.
July IA, lS43-cply
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given that the Commissioners
Aunder the Treaty Of Dancing Rabbit Greek
adjourned at Yazoo Old Village the 6 inst:
aid have opened On Office at Hills CROUCH
Scott County Miss.and viii attend there in per.
son on The first Monday IN November nexi, TO
resume theduties Of their Office.
Aug 3lal. 1873.
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81 81 81 81 q s. sP a 81 )

Those interested, are invited to call and
examine his splendid collection Of Premium
lneorruptibe Teeth, which be will insert on
reasonable terms, with piyots or gold plate,
and il peed be with Arflfcial Gums Of the
same incompatible Material. If his work is
not done in such way as to give perfect salts
aclion, nothing viii be charged.
Office on Main Street, 2 doors from VIM.
Huddleston, & Co's Store.
Dec. IS42,
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
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Representing the scenes, costumes, sieges,
battles, naval enCagemaLts and tournaments
Of the middle ages, engraved at a cost Of one
thousand dollars. Price Of the English Edi-
ton SI2-New World Edition only So, aud
equal in Typography, Style and embelsh-
ments.
II there were any doubt remaining on the
public mind with regard to the complaa sue
cess Of our plan Of chead publications the au-
nouncements which We now make ought 10
dispelit, and to convince the seeptcal that the
most valuable and enduring productions Of
English literature may be brought within the
reach Of the most moderate means: Tho
works Of Sir John Froissart have been cele-
bTa,ed by poets, historians ard novelist, for
more than four centuries, For many years
after their first publication they we're eircula-
ted through the medium Of manuscripts, and
they were deemed presents worthy Of kings
and princes. These manuscripts were fire.
O uently embelished with Illustrations Of a
Gorgeous description. They were done in
BRIGHT nolors on the broad margins Of ihe
parchment pages hence they have been
said to be ifl;miHafed The edition which
we present is a rapgint Of that which appeared
in London but three years since, and which Is
by far the best and most satisfactory that has
ever been Published, Il is proiusely illustta-
ted with ergavings on wOot, representing
scenes, customs, costumes and figures Of the
oldeu timer, executed expressly for us IN the
most careful and elegant manner BY Losing,
and at an expense which nothing short Of the
most liberal patronage can Justify. Every
thing but the coors and exquisite finish oftha
anciens Nominations are preserved there is
the same fidelity in outline and spirit in execu.
tion. Oftentimesa little picture win convey
a better idea Of characters and Incidents foF
ever departed, than the most elaborate narEa-
tive.
The language in this edition viii be found
perfectly modemized, and therefore easily IN.
denyood by all readers. In 9uaintness and
simplicity Ofsj le, It isalmost scripturall The
interest Ofthe story increases greatly as You
read It IS the very romance Of history. Prom
tins source, The most copious and abundant
everdiscovered, have Tie novelisls and dram.
atists drawn their supplies: The original
many a ehivalrOus and many a tender scene
IN Scot and James, and their contemporaries,
will be recognized in the vivid pages Of ''old
Froissart,'