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standarsL. NEedicines.

n FRESH supply OF
"a Sannss Ssarsapsrilla,
5uacaa's Expe&toTant, Jsyne's Expectorants
sanabauvhss Rheumatic Competition.
fahnestockss vtrriguge, Gouiey BAtsFs,
sshcm s. seliari Medioiues, Fordss BalsanA,
xoong' $ Gernan WorA Syrup,
denry's Masuesia PsAs,
l------.S Syrup Wild Cherr9,
keeners haue1.O~Sers
- r''''s 80 j CROSBY.
Hsrpera-Ferty, sept IA, 1913.
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seslgf On rolG1. ggr91eI.s.

S.3 Z rseaissd another sog or 81 a AE Isl
- sk0T-alR COOKING STOVES, an5 ,f0f
ssEs Hy JtsaiN A.. PEFg ER, .sge,st
ChaHleslewnsoet 10. 1873
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t7eaanze foE Goods, llscoaS Il siIon, ss.s
- Sl'.s.sf pssselz Butler E@ss Rae.. ,ro 81.
eFsfl lhd e c. Prod 11s Il Is f,,-
~ wv ) Lock.
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niYEs- Women should be acquainted
,na' no beauty has any charms bit The ir !
MaIu oee q .ne minci and thai grace
engaging Than that Of The person.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-30

Our Sac MI oaA IN
=, oooa order. anu Corn sGrusFSs
N. 3sak Il rocTiarl,, attended, to. I
= - 80 As L S. SNYDER.
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/ s'-,.,z,sss;s s p O. NleS9
:, q, 7saints, &c. &C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-30

Auction Cloths 6 CassiEsie a.es
III AyIseE putekssed Il auction Is 81 go pis-
y u ces pc cleth and cassinerp, can ODER
such inadeementsas vii astonish lhe Purchases.
ard a the same lime ensure n sale - az Wlst
may but thlak tAal they will want 4 ithes eoasa
oE pants ia tlns q come
0rs le & ~ AISQUlTH.
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lFWAIl5 SltAB S
And lead & Foot sToNEs,

2SZA4e9 f9lkAE2
And Head & Foot STONES.
OF EVERY EARIEIT.e
having purchased an extensive QUARRYsof
the most beautiful HliIs and EcYiarafea N.3lp-
~ s .ad an extensive water WEI Il sa,e "a
polish win, bis prices wilIbe Low. one
great sdsantase 70 purchasers i, thht an Sl6ae
wlllDe delivered - hisrisk, tilhouE any extra
charge. e.
t1LETTERING neatly executed i
By application 10 Mr.. Horatio M Gan, 4. =
Charlesio~h, those who may desireEanv Or a.
above articles can be sheWn the. iii Of pr;sss
snd the different plans. He will also forward
any orders, epita phs, &C.. that NAV be.des;re,l
Or; by addressing him, at Leiters6ate. WASH.
iagton county, Nd, orders can be 6lIed Win on,.
delay. - - -
bCTSNo imposition need Be feared a. 4;
lrlces are uniform. Il
January 81 i843-1y.
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M ME Advantages Of this Stove have become So
| generally known il This, as well al many
o2aer States, thatth Subscriber deems il unne-
cEssary TO give full and particular description
"a Il, as is merits have been fully tested (duFing
q last eight months by large number Of
ne eilizsns OF Jefferson County, who will, /
dPuet net, give Che most decided testimony 10
itk favor There have been many other Cooking
stoves offered 10 the public since the above
ssofe has been patented, and yel, notwHithStand-
lSg AZ lha opposition that been arkayed
against 4, !. has proved 10 De the best and most
economical Stove that has ever been used
j. Stove i 50 constructed that ils plates can
~ give wf5 oE burn out, which Is certainly al
consideration.
Any decentralization addressed 10 the subscri-
blr al chafiesiowB. or LETT 1t CARERS Holel.
[yhere be mar generally be found j win 81
pt3mpliy attended to. So
John 4. PETER. Agent.
5 August y, 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-30

M 8 take Pleasure "a inlpftifag The ladies'
saai We hese jast fseeisslga lstee .siost-
.nsnl q sii,As q llPS and fRiSEES, plain and
49, tos q ir,1tins Z; esset srai tloaks-
= 81, .ss:e y, 81 tsly snperi6fbiack blac-bl,k
~ s.'e Is lr AGA " RES - leau,ii,lI ...d
- -.s..I.s S2eat ,o5 dresses and esks we re-
:, - sls i-qiss % sail s ihe.a.
-. - n lill1.LlR s. TATE
1850 GOODS,
81 nk. e. lieFEs eIisgzRsrrr
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HaHE subscriber takes this taethp3lof rcturhz
II he his grateful scknoNsIedznSs,s 70 M
friends lt past favora, aud begslrase iolm shen
ansithe publie generally. that ne II prepared with
Aiashiners for Manufacturing ~
Hfadolc Sash, WiHd0se Blinds, and
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have got a sample 81 tie ssnaIl sizes II
hand at this time, Wand ID se< cdassa lar L y 1,
weeks will hayesome splendid aaffaTns 49,,
The Nora, suitable for parIors A. ,hers =,
pattern-maker constantly enisfd.rd
abled 10 furnish patterns for Min fsar,n.
Machinery at Short notice. =
have made ARRANGEMENTS wffb Mr. Tak,s.
wernwag, whose extensive l,nsch;ne sbo .,'u =
convenient to the Foundry, for ihe turning and
n .ag up q every descriptions bf Castings.
RS D name as Maehinist is Sufficient guaran-
80. , Ior me mannerFin which the work shall Be
aone. NH SPindles made and rspahed.
be done on accommodating terms. s. $50
Letters directed 10 the snbsSril,er sball 49,,
with prompt attention.
HUGH EILLEEcE.
Harpers.Ferfy, July %, I8s35.eEn. 81 S.
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I ANOTHER ISLANDER REFUrEp

From traitors once more our council. 70 n.S,.ss 4
Wen stand W gallant Harry.
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TO the PubESc.


WaHE subscriber takes this tsethPd|of rcturh-
u Ing his grateful scEnowiea znssa,s ,ohia
friends Tot psst favors aud begsssse % torm them
and The publie generally. thu, lie II prepared with
Alashiners fur Manufacturing ~
WiadolC Sash, HindO,e Blinds, and
r PANEL Doers,
Aud eah furnish those in wsa, Of sneh Asiieies at
short NOTICE, and 81 reduced priees. lie has now on
hand q barge stock Of SASH Of s@ri0uf sizes--per-
t61re 1s6t,lTy 81 bTFeIaSIhg dodFs 6iii s md SASH
already rnadep THAT being the work noet troubles
SOME aud occupying the greatest ienett OF timel--
TO SUCH great bargains will be gten. Ak salso pre-
b we'd 10 contract for the
Erection OF Bssfka islgS,
and from his experience he Hstfkfs himself that he
can. fully satisfy the notions IL he most fasldous
either for durability, comfort, sonsenipee, or ele-
gance or for painness and econ9mf, h The arrange
ment Of dwellings. Persons Whiting any thing IN
his line will do we'll 10 eaik 1t lis old staod,
OF Liberty andCharles Street, before desling else
xhere.
urT am also prepared TO put on. zlSc ROOF
ING, at all times. s.
ClsrIe4,own. March ., lsisg N
CHEAP WOoLLEN GOODS.
6FaLoTHs, Cassimeres, Cassiaeils, and Vest
- iugs cheaper than they wsIe ever known
Ia this county A super Cloth Goat trimmed
il he rbes. STYLE for $40. Fine Beaver Cloths
al 81, al the Cloth Dtpot, corner u high and
Shenandoah Streets.
Hqrpers-Ferry, Noy.9-
LKMBAUGH's COMPOSITION.
ALARGg and fresh supply, ready and for
| "A SAID by J 4 BEARD s co.
BRIGGS ARABIAN BALSAM,
RNoR he cure OF Rheumaiism. Coughs, &c.
e for sale By } Y BEARD & CO.
BLACK OIL VARNiSH.
THOR Sale BY r q sIGAFoosE-
u Nof9. Z
"a sfpETING. fbgrain1 caspelipg with
~ rugs 10 match, for sale ey
Nos O. T c sIGAFoosE.
!, To the Lovers Of Coed Segar.
IN HAN Is Just received lot Of prime sessrs,
/ - sHos and highly aavorrd, aad said 70 be
] (by con- Afeut judges, )the best article 10 town.
,Ees<ale low by box or Otherwise. -
SoyHN &c Sigef1o.s.D
.fSr cfiE7slP -r.-A Ana u
-4e--=--a1icle of Fur Hat A $500, for
EDRIn1H - Z : sisslse-.-
! - r. s-.sfar sale by
RIBBONS s. ARTIFicTHtSe...
lnF The latest styles, just received and FOL
NJ sale low by re Sigsfoose.
! Nox9.1
SHOES & BOOTS.
| a VERY large stock of Booss and Shoes OF
s2-A every size and quality, just received and
| ior SAFE 1y VIM S. LOCK.
Nov 3
BLANKETS, BLANKETS.
EW7E have few pair ofHthpse superior
w l0-4 Whitney Blankets left, silk bound,
for 81 SO, ga DO at So, horse 6lankets rs cents
A &c W HOLLAND.
HafPeFs-Ferr Nov 9
AXES. sc.
ia TRA Heavy Axes, Cast ssd shear Steel
IA and Strap Iron, Nails or eybry size, aud "a
meat and feheap assortment Of Hardware, Tor
sale BY WNi IS Lock.
November .. 1913. -
FAMILY FLOUR, CORN MEAL, BA-
CON s LARD,
GfcNsTANTLY o. hand aud Eor sale 81 m
'Nofsmber 4. = ? i-ooA'
SUPERIOR TOBACCO.
A FRESH supply or That ysrs doe Chewing
KS Tobacco, Just received ana for sale 5y
NoE'r WM S .JocK.
Pulled and Plaid I.inseys.
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a SPLENDID assortment OF ,Fats sui 4 FOR
"A -AafiesA flimmisgs. eoat isuilffs. e -i6sf
received, Al The Shoe and Hat stcfelbf ~
My As STRPHBNs.
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Fa-eef yVesltrn Cook stove

April 10. Is43.
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,Charles,own, March .. 1885
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I'd elAfE CHeEsE foF s.ls 81
0s.' n 10 nlfLER.
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charlesiown, ocl. 10. lisss"tff. ~ =
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-14
FOR REPREsENT 1TTTE5

49, A@Gs1 41Ga0&1GA AM1W@S6e
We are authorised 20 announce JOHN W.
BAN&MSDALE as ncandidate ~ RepE aSen.
I z Of Lowndes County, n tho tnsuiAe zlse>
tionin November.
sye ore authorised 70 annonpcs SCOTT
4l40hLPS0N assa standidat ior ReprasesI&
aeflgs e LeWndss County, at tht tnsufng slse-
9o4 ar0 4uthoFised 90 annonacs Dr.. FAY.
ISIS EARL n d candidate Cor Represents.
afixs Of 1Dwndes County, Isfs .aesss go !
We are authorised o anno1Kcs JOHN y
W1RAKNEas Candfdat6 FOR RepfeSanta1
TIVE ofLowndss County, e the ens6ing Election
IN Novsmbe So 8 = s. Is
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UNITED sTATEs sEWATE.

II Desng DOW certain nom the result Of the
election e Tennessee. that che majority Of he
United States senate VII De Wing, we give
sne IOllo~lng LIST ior:reisrence; sns sssaa
- Vines whose terms xpire in le45:ss
Vermont, Samuel s Phelps. J
Mas RUFUS Ch0ate, -.
q. Island, William Sprague.
Conn, J. w. Huntington,
-. York, Nash 2. Tallmadge.
~. jersey, William Dayton.
Delaware Richard Ell. Bayard.
Maryland. VIM. .. Merfick.
ssgsnsas VIM. g. Rives.
15sss' John Henderson,
!. e, s. Z e nlg e be chosen.
l. e.1s .' Albert y hlte.
tnseasgaa, nguseas - Porter.
lsocos sEnos1 time expire IN 1910
zls'ssss, I Z onn I alri1eId.
ssA' 'anlel y Surgeon.
no Benjamin Iappan.
a sssgzzs I nQmas Fl: l3enton.
" Hhs WAose terms expires
sflis41
!af'lS seorge Evans,
Iass Isaac g. Bates.
-. 1skzss6, = afaes s. slmfnons.
g. Jersey, Jacob " Miller
lsk.zsvaS'6 homas Clayton.
ygfns1, William 81 Archer.
earo: Willie =. blangum
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-14

IN 1897 the expenses Of John GUM
+ ~ Adams administrafiou exceeded
i bJs gwOor rhreB millions, those d. aanr
i previous year, having reached the 81.
ormous sum pfas13 900, 600. Manv
/ Of Us still remember, and none helfeE
than the EdiGnro the Argus, tlle ont
| err which this proHigate expend itllFr
produced among the political SAINTS 81
that day. Ii was 1 waste 0f rreas,,rge
unheatd 6f before, and which called
for the severest pnnishmanf AZ The
hands ofthe nation. Well. lie .,ern
pie regarded the matter ID flse same
light Adams and his Cabinet we're
looked upon as monsters of iniouitv.
and i was determined TO see what viz
tue there might be IN change Of rni-
ers. To this corrupt and prohieatei
administration succeeded the pure
economical Republican reign Of lack
sonism, whose FIRST year Witnessed d
greater apenditure of the public treas,
|ufe, than had ever before Occured By
at least two million. But II was all
EFigh 10 bin hese expenses In
Ecfsas ed year after rear, mil they
" SLED III an amount, such as would
hare fused Mr.. a dams 20 BE- itnpea.
IchRe had they occurred during his sd-
nliaislration But they had another
SOFT. &c nun At die head &c the Gov err.
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we are authorised q announce TTTOMAa
SAMkse1Np Esqs u candidate fdF fudrs -
5Ionala Ct Lastndes County q the unaninS 80.
ION in Novelnhsr. - - - 4 3
FOR CHIANgEEnou. s
we s4s authorised b announces HENRY
gALlAl NSUN n q ID Ill ida1s lor fhT SlI;ce =
wee Shanesllsr of n Mississippi Il Tie cnS6inr.
WE ~ authorised II announce roc -
(KHA14ME ElG AsA caaldidnae IN t1,n nfsss
wnsch ho nov llUlds 81 Vice clikiactiIo 81 nFisl
'ss8 .CHANcERY CLERK.
We aresnlhoFiEsd % Announce yrTrnnnnrI
MHAIE as \ Gandidais for glsr1s ar Tire Vice
Shanesrp Court at Cdlnmbi1s ebaip0sin3 the
counties Ct L0wndepj s0ktfhheha. Wimntnn.y
Nnxubee, KefnPcfs and Noshbba. go -.
We are authorized 10 ANNOUNCES n Aa1RFCn.
NC AHIHLY as candidate for tie oIIice II
gierk OF ne Vice Chn1cery Court, composed Of
me Counties Of LOwnde1, Okfibhsha. Noxubee.
ne mper Winston, and Nesh0ba.
We are authorized ID ANNOUNCES RRlCE
n IA. MOOR . % caudidaie Cor the Office Of
cDuntiapof Lowndsa, Oktibbeha. NOME. KEN.
per, Winston and Neshoba.
We are autliorised "a announce, AnTZT p.
LOVE 90 q Candidate for Clerk Of the Vice
Ghancery Court Of Columbus, composed Of the
Counties 81 LcEndes, Oktibbeha, N0xubee and
Kempers u nsson and Neshoba.
FOR SHERIFF..
IT, We are authorized to announce ELI.
AN&Als0 IHsEsq. az q candidate for re.elec.
tloE 81 III 4 Office of Sheriff Of I.0wndes county.
Els - Jung November election.
b authorised q annonnce SAM
AiAK N s. III lzAzI<S as Candidate for the
z IN lF ~ saaK II of L0Wndes County al the en-
4 nlIl9 an lal1ea Election
IfNlAt E y FlH ri CIRCUIT COHRT.
ais iofisaa rs announce STRF :
IzA &9f F. list n As Candidate iii re-
4IeEfiQII Die Office Of Clerk of The Circuit
s'esIi, q lie s'sal1 & 'EsinbsE Election.
sREf arr 81 8 rized 10 snnpanee 96EP4
WA IRuEL. as candidate III tho Office
1 NJ il ia! I n esara iii election. 80
FslE q n n n r. i; mr. ArIvEs.
II. LIEN i d e lndisiate I6r REPRESENTATIVE
& .''Ei Is ss county, at lfe ensuing November
i<ieeticik
ass nut Used - anhqnncs 8 EEFER@
llAlN ia AX13NA.A Al IS ! Cnndidatn sfor
ltfPreke n latiXa Fl LQWndes County. iii gha eiis
sniIsM sIt Ha III NinVRE6haf
EsylH y ElsExIf Ols HH.0BArEs.
nj 81 lprisf 10 1nnoance w MI. il.
i4NIAt4 BIZ III ctndidete fof rezeiAclion 10
DE Off s 81 g 3 4 Sc LIE Probate Court 1t the
sfs lin1 81 q % bsF I;lsel lon.
{f III i ktFiss tp hnpunes III LOBE HIT
4! EA ~ 8 y e,naiaRlP iar ClsEk q ths Probate
'RE MI Esa u ~ Count ~ sae flsA4iag No..
s4,,'' u .sas u 81 n; !, .4
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: naner Mr.. Hidll 4
o,kliation. The sie!
~ 10 the manner ~
. : may be fprcsd g
.scts, is ! new one and
IonuIy than any thing
led, shew the futlllly
alton.
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:. : =: p. 49,. =. -
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la'g R.acss 49, 49,, 49, s. ~ soa
49, 49, 1sePul1e 49, ,, - 49, 80
he 5s.ss,rc,s rs,,s AZ ehas lrfi "A -
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sls;s r.,, .,, w..
5000 ,S [ -.
ss.s~a. - 49,, NJ 49, $3.50 =.
-. 1.. 80: s-
Nv 2. Z. ~ ~. 49,: 49,
...lss 80. 80. =. 80. -
s0,s ~ S.-s = :. - y.
or,rIss ! s -
fiicted upon our efafa 81 Innriv evils and susil
3 loa3 N ;nfarnv fIh6 fnairrrn az fhn nnrrnia
have been aIreadV partiaIIF arounai II 10
enormities, which haVe been c0mmiAled ~
the Repudistofs; and. i che Anti Repndlalors
win but exercise that spirit and activity
which their duty 70 their State requires then.
they must succeed. Let the people be ava.
ksned 10 4 correct knowledge Of The profound
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AND RHR0HkE m OFFICE
NO 10 Reg1i 3si. opbos' ~ fks j rns;on Hossse,
TlHla ablisRlhehE II liIi ara Sa1s1 ri
OpHlakion has been b61f|ed expressly
with view III facilitating alI Ainea, trans
action. existing between w l1KTLENB, PURs
.C CHASER 81 Commercial and Business men
genefally he following Is ! Synopsis (in
part1 0fthe business aftendeafb It CHS once:
$50 REAL ESTATE & q
Improved Or unimprored, ID the city Or conn
trysl NEGROES. HORSES, &C. received
and sold at Auction, or Private sale ~ per
mstructh1ns. xsSssaa soar s
N. p. Business appertaiming 10 an Auction
General Agency, and Commission Bnsinesss
will be promptly and correctly attended 10.
P.fS.. q viii be an invariable, and undeyI-
ating rule to adhere strictly % Instructions
pay over Immediately after sales, the proceeds
arising from each and every sale, on demand.
T Al communications per mail must be-
NOTICE EXTRA - Commodious and
every necessary arrangement has been made
for safe keeping and Boarding Negroes, (from
9 dlstancel IN sold or otherwise disposed Of
Also for 6tablng Horses. DC &c.
IS .ss $3.50 EVERETTE &CO.,
Auctioneers, Gen. Agts, and Com. Merchants
No. IS Royal St Mobile Ala.
81 REFERENCES: 1880
Messrs. J. A. Beard, d Co, III. r.. Wood
q Co., l.. KassoR. J. p Philips, Il. III. Marks
~. ORLEAN
Fl. B. Holconbe, Cashier Of B. Bank,
g. Il. B. Fisher. Sec. Mobile Georgia CO..
Hon: J: ,. Todd. Messrs. Style q Coates,
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'ye held their Conyen-
H. and presented their
% the people. The lick
4 one as any they could
dates are strong party
,diators.
but that they will carry
I'M Anti Bondmen. We
II win suffer himself to
Uport Of any of them By
n anxiety 10 have the
propositions about intro
EssaDapfioas of the State
bonds constitute a debt,
'nd to pay either by the
ri obligation. IF such
IS Il no DENYING that IN
ought to be met But
sion uDon the State
1 s Y should pcl-
lad Of debt. Nothing
= the grounds. which
= occnpv n REGARD "a
"a 70 avoid repudiation
. y, the obligaf 81
rss,i,,sDti0g, ofths debts
n n being satisfied with
= hone the bond DaVers
II, q Concentrate Heir
s,Iitable individuals who
/ imposition 10 Rep,lfIia.
q 10 90 for the payment
ehev admit that he 81 NJ
4 to discharge IT as
lbat the foIloWiEIty III 81!
N to effect tllis object
1ond paving partv.
'ers, without regard u i
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FTFF on

EAEE OE $40
any age or any country
more clmpIet F real ixed
tatiens OF is advocates
1882. The benefits x-
e revival ofthe depressed
c6drtfg: cd The turns
trade in orr favor sd
lie. 4ths he reductior
the use Of on own All
kIready occurred and not
e the theme Of loud praise
been most violently oppos
self! w no has more ex
De of specie. produced BIZ
those who1 denounced The
ean any man in America
pecie should be iner eased
abroad, except By the res
ions of goods, which torln-
|ed for our produce /! Ihas
has been turned ID ON IA
that only, is q fact no on
free trade fhenfIafg q III kif@
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SON Of Hamilton. VIII nlend g " iille1
go Riclardso1s alahls. fitlzeng Count Ala
22milss from Columbus nea1 lnp npprr Anacas
1n0ga read.
H. Particulars INLAND hiI.a.
JOHN AEoQ
Feb. 2Sd. 1913
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
w f., the undersigned. have this day en-
w tered into copartnefShip Tor the purpose
Of carFying on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
ii All It's various branches; aud respectfully go
licit the citizens Of Columbus and its vicinity
to give us cal:
PARISH s. LEWIS.
AugusI oath, 1913.
Mt: IRISH from long experience il the
Bile him to give entire aatista action IN the manu-
factoring Of Clothes.
NIB All orders from distance win be
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GOV. HAMILTON.
NVI1IS noted race horse WI make hIs third
season in Mississippi, (le49o a. mp etas
he, Npxuhee county. I2 Miles rom Aaaconl
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81 Attorneys Il Law win practice tllsiF.
profession in Co-paEfnersfip. They propose
Is attend 10 business in the Unitld Iarg,
District Court for the Northern DistEics "a
Mississippi. and III the ChanceFy and eir6nie'
courts "a BE- holden M Columbus, Ihaig
ofice II On Military Street, near ths COuff
House. aaf
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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-16
10y WILLIAM S. BAILEY, Judge Of

10y WILLIAM S. BAILEY, Judge Q!
ID the Probate Court of Madison coun-
", State of Mississippi. Notice is hereby
given, that on application 10 me BY George
Calhoon of the county and State aforesaid,
who claims an undivided half part of all
that tract OF land, being known as, and con-
sisting of the north east quarter and the
east half of the northwest quarter, and the
east halfof the southeast quarter OF sec
ton numbered twenty five, ol township
numbered nine, OF range numbered two
east of the basis c:eridian of tho Chocaw
land district; also the west halt of the
northwest quarter, and the west half OF the
southwest quarter, Of section numbered
thirty Of township numbered nine, OF range
numbered three east of the basis me- dlan
aforesaid, lying and being in the county
of Madison and State of Mississippi, have
nominated Wesley Drane, Hugh A. IL.
Lawson and James Presley Commission.
ers 10 divide said tract of land into equal
shares or parts, and unless proper obJec-
tons are stated TO me at the Clerks office
of the Probate Court of Madison county at
the courthouse in Canton on the 18th day
of September next, the said Wesley Drane,
Hugh A. II. Lawson and James Priesiley
will then be appointed Commissioners. to
make partition of the said lands pursuant
to an act, entitled "an act concerning the
partition of lands held by coparceners,
joint tenants, and tenants in common"
Given under my hand this 9Th day of
June, lS43.
WILLIAM s. BAILEY,
Judge Of Probate, NJ. c.
June 80, l843.
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TIY COLLECTORS SALE.

IWiII proceed to sell at the court house
door of Madison county, Mississippi, in the
town of Canton, for cash, on
Monday, the 25M day Of September, lS4S,
the following Lots or parcels OF Land, TO
satisfy the State and county Tax due there
on for the year 1912, according to the law
made and provided for the recovering of
the State and county Tax, to wit
Lot number five, of section twenty, the
east halt of the northeast quarter and the
west halfoi the north, quarter of Sec
ton twenty-nine, township nine, range
one, west; entered by Allen Sharkey and
assessed as his property. Taxes due for
1s42, 50 10.
DUNCAN YORK,
Tax Collector of Madison county.
June Oath. 1913.
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