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u v'4Ssss Ia NAs. kEA~3a
THE citizens OF Carrot counly. Ohio,
are hereby notified, that The VI dersigu.
ed has commenced the business Of re-.
pairing
Clocks and Watches
OF all kinds, in the hest possible man
ner; and at prices thai, it is hoped, will
give satisfaction to all. HIS shop is on
Main street, two doors west Of Leggel's
HoleI.
@AH UOrk done by The subscriber
piA be Warranted
J.R RUDULPH.
Carrollton, March 81, 1S43.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
March 81. 1913,
LOOK AT TNES!

ALL those indebted 10 The subscriber
either by noie, due-hIIIor hook account
will please call and settle The same i'm
mediately, as | have large payments 10
make on The first day Of April, nnd musD
consequently have money. Al! those
that neglect this notice, will find their
accounts left for collection, without re
speCt 10 any. Attend 10 this and save
trouble.
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TIE CAER0LLT0N HALL.
ll!...1
f=asssa..aaA


THE undersigned lakes leave 10 Rn-
nounce to his lrlsnds and the publlcbtbat
he has taken charge OF the Tavern house
IN CarroIIlon, Carroll county, Ohio
known as the
"CaPPOEFtOn ESaII,"
and fitted up the sane for The acconmo-
dauon Of travellers sud others. who nav
please 10 give him a cali. This esiab'
Di,hmen' is large, and we'll situated on
the Main s'reft ol the town. The sta
bling attached 10 It is new, and much
more extensive than is usual al like es.
tablsbmenfs iG country towns In so'
Iicitiog purllc patronage, the underslgn-
ed pledges his best eXeriions TO Tender
the HALF comfortable place OF So
Journ.
tFCharges willibe moderate.
R. M'ELDERRY.
CarrolIton. 0 Jan 20, 1913.
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I'd EMAINING in the Post Office at
IA CarroIlon on the LIST day Of April
A. ID. 1913.
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J. S. HUNTER.
March II, l843.

March II, l843,
N. B. Also, all indebted TO HUNTER
& Arr STRONG will please call and settle
lhe same immedialely. Armstrong is
about TO leave and must have his &C.
counts settled without delay.
HUNTER & ARMSTRONG.
March II, 1913,
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EAGLE HOUSE


In the North end of Potter's Row, New
HarrIsburgh. Carroll county, OHIO. The
Undersigned having purchased that old
and well known
FPATi ERIN STAND,
Formerly owned by Col Mstsun Ayres
is flung tut and preparing himself with
every thing necessary 20 accommodate
The public 10 q manner and style not in
ferior to any country house in the West,
He is determined to keep his
TABLE
supplied with the best Of Provisions, his
BAR
with choices, Liquors, and his
STABLlNG,
Which is large and commodious, will be
well provided and attended with a care
fui and attentive Ostler; and last, thorgh
moi least, his
CHARGES
Will be moderate. In This point he is
determined moi to be beat.
JOHN POTTER.
Harrsburgh, April z, l843.
&@GA1 &A@gAg1S
AND No MISTAKE;
At the Store Of the subscribers, in Boil
oar, THScagQwaS Co. o
THNllE subscribers have q general as
sorlmenl Of
Cloths, CassiRRGeFes,
CASSINETTS, KENTUCKY JEANS
A splendid selection of
PAINTS.
A large lot OF Ihe best articles Of
NrUSAHNS;
And variety of other arlcIer too num-
erous to mention, all Of which we Offer
for salcgal 25 per cent. less than the 50 me
articles can be bought at any o,her es
tabIishmeHl in his place.
A. d. THAYER g. Co.
Bolivar, April 7, 1913.
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In the North end of Potter's Row, New
HarrIsburgh, Carroll county, OHIO. The
undersigned having purchased that old
and well known
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CarroIIton. March 81, ls43.
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Clocks and Watches

o. II NVUOLL IL
Carrolton, March 81, 1913.
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A. G. C.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-15
i. BOOTH,


IN RESPECTFULLY continues 70 zen
:, syr ms pro: eadonal services o he
Ladies and Gentlemen Of COLUMBUS and
"a vicinity, pIedging himself 70 operate iD
the most approved modern style. IN adj
altion 20 what 10 usual in his profession
NJ. WI
e i. Po. in whole sets Of teeth, mounted
1son Gold, by ihe new and much aPprO-
ed plan of atmospheric pressure, n
pecimen Of (which he has ia his ow
: mouth, e/
IL Supply roofs or palales, whe of
cient, either from malformation or &C
cident.
He feels confident from his oPportuni-
ties al Philadelphia and eisewhere--ffon
his long experience, and bis sneceas tina
he can operate to the entire satisfaction o
all who may call on him at his office o.
Market street, up stairs. one door soutl
Of he Auction Store of Kincannon, Marc
& Mcdaniel.
Columbus Miss. Feb. 18th, 1e43.
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of a deed in trust executed by
- Seth PEBBLES, to me as trustee, bearing
date the LIST of August, 1912, to secure the
payment OF certain promisory notes therein
specified; one of which became due on the
first day of March last; as trustee will selp at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash in
the Court House in the town of Columbus at
the county of Lowndes, State of Mississippi on
Monday the 10Th of July 1843,
the following described land situated in the
county of Lowndes aforesaid, namely, the East
half OF the north west quarter the north east
quarter, the southeast quarter, and the south.
west quarter Of section nineteen, in township
nineteen north. in Range seventeen East.
The north west quarter of section thirty, in
township nineteen north, in Range seventeen
East; and the East half of the northwest quar-.
ter of section twenty five in township nineteen
north, in range sixteen East or SO much there
of as shall be sufficient to pay the promisorv
note in said deed mentioned which became
due on the first day of March I643. The
above mentioned deed in trust is recorded in
the office ofthe Clerk of the Court of Probates
OF Lowndes. county, in book 10 page I52. :.
ADDERTON BOYKIN, trustee.
May 1lth, 1S43.
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FIVE POPULAR WORKS
For - IA cents n month,
Oh ONE DOLLAR 4 YEAR IN ADVANCE.

The Publisher announces, with pleasure, TO
the Public, that he has commenced MONTH
LY SUPPLEMENT to the New World, which
will embrace the whole series Of Popular
Works by Dickens, Lever, AinsEor'h and
Lover. 1t will be issued Immediately after
the arrival of the English Steamer, which
leaves Liverpool on the 4lh Of each month, and
will thus furnish the public with the latest
productions, and tho ONLY combined edition,
ofthe above popular authors, IN Advance Of any
O:her establishment in this country, and at a
price which cannot fail to meet the public ap
probation. The following are the Titles Of
the Novels, the first numbers Of which ap-
peared in London on the first of January, lS43,
and were repubslRd entire in the Monthly
Supp ement, Cd the 9th of January, in less
than "a hours after the arrival of the Steamer.
The same dispatch will be maintained hereaf-
ter.
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BACON.
ICE! ICE.i CE,.,

NHE subscriber beQs leave 20 inform aim
citizens Of Columbns, that he hse =.
nInd nnp lot Of Ice. firm and transparent
l1,ca ne proposes % cell at the reduced Dricr.
J. D - cenia per pOun The times Of weiUh.
ang zee q purclzssEs win he from Eve "a. 80.
~ o@ock ~ a.. and nom sunsst ca daFIr. n
.ne evening" ind no Ie8wiIl Be- deliveTsd A.
any other tins except in caseof sickne-s'
'n ~ 100. y Z DICKSON
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$500 n n anh.erihnr under Power of Attorney
Z f.or, IoreDh y. Walthall her trustee
go. =, -, ne 19th dayycf July, 1641. and re-
$3.50 :, sI.1 CLERK of Pfdbates Office Of
fowndes county, 10 now cnre:scsiss slls uIHIL
-. $. xxy.I1ball,s Mn in ihe name Of Der
nns;na 81 and has employed Thomas Walton
80 M WaIthall to snperintend it. IL Ia now
IN ss !gH OGe ay rspa prospect s q continuing 50
W. r a attention viii be paid 10 those who
t.vcr 4 with their custom. Particular at1en-
, ,asss win be paid to tbe manufacturing Q
Fl0HFs e,w .eAa - Attorney
/ May S91b tO1Css ga esBsE 81 ~ 49,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

nY virtue of deed in trust. execu-
Id ted on the 18th day of November,
to secoqJnqeas trustee, by Samuel DAVIS,
four promisory notes of that da'e's INihei
have been transferred: l will expose to
sale, at public auction, to the highest bid
n the town Of + h d18BE 81 the G49I house
Lowndes, and State of Mississippi, on
Wednesday the goth day Of July next be
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. M. and
o'clock P. NJ. the following described
pieces or parcels Of land with the i'm
provements thereon, situated, lying, and
being in the town of Columbus aforesaid
and known and described in the plan OF
said town as being the lots No. 8 and 9
in square No. eleven, south of Main street.
Such title only as is vested in the trus.
tee, will be conveyed TO the purchaser.
JOHN D. MONTGOMERY,
trustee.
Jan. Goth. 1S43.-6m. of. $25.
DLANK Books Of an sizes, Fools cap and
- Letter paper &c. For sale at
KEELER'S cheap cash Store.
Columbus, March 9th. 1643.
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THE STATE OF MIS- lsSIPPI, }
LOWN DES COUNTY.

4
Low NDES COUNTY.
PRoBATH Court. MAY TERM. 1913.
To al PEI seas interested in The Real Estate of
Thomas Yates Decd late Of said County Of
L,oaCndes.
VOU are hereby cited to appear before the
N Judge of our said Probate Court. at a
Term thereof. to be holden for said County on
The first Monday in July next, 1S43,
to show cause, if any you can. why an order
should not be made to sell the following des-
eribed lands, to wit:
The south west quarter Of Section
number twelve, in township number
Eighteen. North, of Range number
seventeen East, in Lowndes County,
to make DIVISION of the same among the heirs
OF said Estate agreeable to the prayer of the
petition Of Daniel NJ. Yates, one of the heirs,
and adminIstratnr OF the estate Of said deed.
WITNESS. Thomas Sampson, Judge of
Probat3s for said County 81 Lowndes, this tho
ed day Of May, A. d. 1898.
Attest, WIN. p FULLER
May IL 1873. Clerk.
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Main Street Cnlrnhn |
KNOWLEDGEFOR
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nom Bu5lI

Lea d Blanchard 2
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Encyclopedia Or.
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earth, physical, s,als,Ia .
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COLUMBUS, MISS.

WILL Practice in the Circuit Court o
w L0sRndes and the adjoining Counties
in thee ha.fccTF Court At Columbus. and in the
District Court Of tbs United Etstes for the
NorthernD District of the State Of Miae.
Colusnhus, 1aieg, Jan. 10, l6la. If
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BULL & F1IEs,
Commission Merchants s. Factors

NOZZLE, ALA,
VIII make liberal advances during the sea-
on IN specie or cairro~~s. ntfer' cnqs,n Won
= 70 them sor sale or for shipment to Liver
pool iia'--' ~T~," York. Boston or Ne" OF
To accommodate Planters who may 9r~ffz,-
aitL1r OF the above l----,-- N r.
nave made arrangements with Commission
Houses of the Highest character and credit
in each place to receive and sell Cotton, the
avails of which can be realized in specie funds
here, or he'd to order there, as may be pre-
fered.
Mobile, Feb. Goth, I843.
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IRON.

COFFEE AND MOLASSES.
6NAA Sacks Havana Coffee, and ID bbls.
~ Syrsp said by some who have used 1t
TO be superior to the Sugar house Molasses.
Just arrived per Telegraph, and now offered
at very low rate.
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March Soth. ls4S.
GREAT DISCOVERY!

Dr.. Connefs inrGriGble Cure for Gonorrheo.
Years and centuries have passed away, and
no remedy-invariable, specific, and certain
for that sexual curse of mankind, the H0noT-
rhea, has ever before been discovered.
The one n0lo offered Is the result Of exten,
ave science, research and experience and
will prove greater blessing to mankind than
any other medical preparation ever known
inasmuch as the present generation may Tree
themselves from this scourge, and thus pre-
vent the deplorable consequences OF cntailng
il upon their tchildren, and their chldren,'
children 10 the third and fourth generations"
For sale by Greene Hill and a: N. Jone
Colu mbus Miss, and Comstock and Con- I
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JMef A. yle4fas " nqae44haS 80 -
] oTo. 81 aata.Gss 9t.sst; =
RETvv.EEJrad$ Sd sTREE1l
PHILADELPHIA
4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of Druga
n Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils. Dy9
EEtnffs, Glass, &C. Of Fresh and unaduitefaleq
articles; Also. Anatomical Preparation, anq
Surgical Instruments, which they WIN sen low
for Cash. or Country Produce, such as Colson1
Tobacco, Rice. Sugar, and Molasses. .u.
All persons opening new accounts viii pc
required TO paw one half or two thirds Casn
| with rood references, or the whole IN some o.
| the above named articles, for which the nign-
est market PRICE viii be allowed. country
Merchants making their purchases IN TINS CT y
| for Cash, will do well to call and examine oul
Stock and Prices.
N. 3. ANY orders sent to us viii be billed
and forwarded with as little delay as possible
and at such prices as viii give satisfa ctlon. !,
Particular care paid in putting up Doctor
lorders.
Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 1912.
FLOUR AND MEAL.
A LARGE lot of Superfine Flour equal
| "a any in the market. For sale at Loves
Prices. Also, First rate meal. m
WIN. HUDDLESTON,& CO
Sept. 1912.
AIDES KID SHOES AND SLIPPER
- Morocco,
Prunella,
Call,
! Gaitar Boots,
/ Childrens, boys and Misses shoes Of all kim
for sale at ..
J VIM. HUDDLESTON'S & CO..
Main sire
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gEs R W p 81 ISL R R So q

Those interested. are invited to call and
examine his splendid collection OF Premium
Incorruptible Teeth, which he will insert on
reasonable terms, with pivots or gold plate
and if need be with Artifct1l Gums OF The
same Incorruptible Material If his work IL
not done in such way as to give perfect salts
faction, nothing will be charged
Office on Main Street, doors from W m
Huddleston, g. Co.'S Store.
Dec 19A2
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TOFAAIII.lEls 8 LID


$50 falitaplns 1hdAsp emsnbls fMMzly -
30. s,sws - f0sina e sne Village afaB ns01e1
80 ,tSrrs 1f every eDmmN6g ssose u me state
-. - - sssvef aea Ehana mhIses sizcy
i-EvU me MlC-siIaiIe siBnMfllrs o.
>1zp7.tzS;1e19e q - wrlppsis. = "A Others
Nv ~ saus names. aEo kane Oh and counter
fisl. IF ths nasEchnnt nsazs1t yoa Be- them MOI.
urge him 70 procure then e y Malaen.lans. inc
next lime Ia ysits New Ymk. o. % write for them
No fs,nly shonld - sOssk piahsat sksss repediss
aALM or ooLUNaslA.F FOR THE HAIR
which win stop il if falling out, O. restore = an Daie
nI.cea and on chldren make ID grow rapidly, or O.
,hoes who have lost the hair from any cause
ALL vERMTfs that iiafsss die hsads Of children
j. sehooIs are urssent6d 0t killed BY it at once
Find ,As nam. 4 1tGNuaz@1EAEeo o.
| IL or nsyer my it. Remember this sIaseys.
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Columbus, March %, ls45.

IRISHPLANTING POTATOES.
az Bills. PlaLtir q potatoes[ London LADIES'
AC just arrived PEI Lalla Rookh and for sale
very low by. n1
March Both, 1913.
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nR MOFFAT's 1iFS-
1.-the proprietor INV, n. /.
fcs, while he has cause :. 4
qualified satisfaction h III
alleled popularity and % ,,..
obtained, feels consrs,s
as disinterested as they,r
ue 10 press them upm h,
trial Of the public, tillBo
in the whole compass Of MI
without a knowledge oilS~.
mable virtues. T6eeaTs
heretofore published AN.
bers, and in reference o.
Of disease, fully establish
yond even the possbIF,y r
generally useful, and a.
cient, Of all the medicine
crIptlon, ever yet prssas.s
he feeis that be Is br IAN,
low citizens 10 argIag tbeS
selves the benehbto bed
Pills and Ph9n1 Bitten
For sale at
KEELB'Sc
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hYHN
settled IN
nctice N iutulstBthso
bgsha, Choctaw O.
ConiieR; in he Co.,
ZEN and the Disir
S4las a. Ponfot0c.
ienadas Mira. AMr,
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r5rW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

90 cases fresh dry goods just reed from
III New York., consisting OF Jaccnet
Book. Swiss. Null and Pad Mn sss-Pon.
S -sa OnS coston do. Black Italian Cravatsj
gIs;d 1 S;Ik do. Artificial flowers. Black Me-
rn rs,0 porohazines. Alapacca cloths. Mosquito
MHts;no Rack and White prints, Turkey req
r -r;nts brown and bleached Domestic Brown
pa MINI Hose. A good assortment OF linens,
1Tmb a,, &c. &c. For sale cheaper than
0'e KEELER'S cheap cash store.
Ma. door 20 VIM. HuddIeston u Co.
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.
TWyHE undersigned is receiving by Steam
l. Boat arrivals every few days.
NEW GOODS.
Consisting OF Groceries and Western pro-
duce, Staple dry goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats.
Crockerv, Har3 ware and Cutlery. Purchased
in different markets with Cash on the most IA
vorable terms. Persons wishing to pay then
Alabama Money for Goods instead of buying
on IL months credit, may save % per cent: o.
their Cash and get new and good articles all O
which has been selected with great care FOL
this market.
Columbus, March %, l943.
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ROBINSON q CQxkINes
81 5SSsr & ihei5 belssals Dug and Chemical
/ Ware House,
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MUSTARD.
100 boxes of fresh mustard Just receiv.
AOO ed from New York, and for sale at
KEELER'S cheap cash store.
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% HUNDRED bottles Of Mace.hrv ~,
a. and Scotch enufg - ~,. s aaAapp'
reed, end for sale at a'.'c'e Jts
KEEIER's cheap csaA s,o,e
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-28


From OREGON. We have had the pleasure of
conversing with MrWm. Sutton, n resident of OREGON
Territory, and who left the settlement at Wallamet
Falls about the middle of May. He was three months
in reaching the settlements ON the Missouri and was
the bearer OF petition to the American government.
(and other pnpels,) from the residents of Oregon
Territory, asking the government 10 extend the laws
and Jurisdiction Of the republic over that interesting
territory. These papers committed to the charge
of Senator Lnn-whose recent death is so universal
y regretted by his countrymen.
MIR Sutton met the caravan Of emigrants on the
route, which has before been noticed by u.s. rs also
two smaller parties, bound for Oregon He spoke of
the settlement as prosperous, heahy-that the soil,
although not equal in fertility to ours, yet produces
sure crops Of wheat, barley and oatsr Emgrants
with moderate expectations, industrious, frugal and
moral, are likely TO do well. No money in oircua-
ton, but trade is by barterno law for the collection
of debts Ibut debts always paid
A town is growing up at the falls of Walamet-
DIR Mclaughlin, the British commander of Fort Van
the cite by right of discovery or as hav-
ing established post there some years since lie
has laid out n town, and is selling lots, giving
deeds, &c. He warns American citizens not to in
teriere with his claims. The American settlers are
very much perpexed by his interference on the South
side of the river.
The Wallamet furnishes immense water power
suitable for machinery Two grist and saw mills are
by this time built ut that place-one owned by DR..
Mclaughlin, who, by means of greut wealth, is de-
termined TO break down the American owners Of the
other mills The settlers patient expecting the
United States TO protect the rights of her own citizens
in her own territory
Wheat, which is the principal crop raised for sale,
is worth about so cents per bhsheI at Fort Vancou-
yer. This price is not paid IN money, but in goods,
at low rate Money will not purchase goods as
low. by 20 per cent as wheat or beaver skins. Mr.
Sutton is so well satisfied with the country that he
designs 10 return and spend his days there
IL cnlgrans should continue to pass into Oregon
for few years, as rapidly they have the present
year, the people will be able to protect them
selves from the rapaciy Of the British Hudsons Bay
and North Western Fur Company. The settlement
has now military company.-!Springfeld (M,
Journal