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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-10
ONE HUNDRED AND TWEEN
VT ENG RAVIN

Y i b N q X a " / N GS.
Representing the scenes, costumes, sieges,
battles, naval engagements and tournaments
ofthe middle ages, engraved az a cost Of one
thousand dollars. Price Of the English Ed
ton Sl2-New World ELTON only SO, and
equal in Typography, style and embelish-
menis.
" there we're any doubt remaining on the
public mind with regard TO the complete sue
cess Of our plan Of chead publications. the an
nouncements which we now make ought to
dispel i, and TO convince the sceptical that the
most valuable and enduring productions Of
English literature may De brought within the
reach Of the most moderate means: The
works Of Sir John Froissan have been oele-
brated BY poets, historians ard novelist for
more than four centuries, For many years
after their first publication they were circula.
ted through the medium Of manuscripts, and
they were deemed presents worthy Of kings
and princes. These manuscripts were fre-
quenlly embellished with Illustrations Of a
gorgeous description They we've done IN
bright coloFs on the broad margins Of the
parchment pages hence they have been
said 10 be dhuniHafaa The edition which
we present i a reprint 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 illustra-
ted with eugiavings on wood, representing
scenes, customs. costumes and figures Of the
oldon times, executed expressly Tor Us in the
most careful and elegant manner BY Losing,
and atan expense which nothing short Of the
most liberal patronage can justify. Every
thing but the eolors and exquisite finish ofthe
aneiens Ilumiuaiions sre preserved there IS
the same fidelity in outline and spirit in exscn.
tioa. Ofleniimesa little picture win convey
q better idea Of characters and incidents lor
ever departed, than the most elaborate nara
tive.
The language IN this edition via b found
perfectly modemized, and therefore easily IN.
dengood By al readers. n qualn,ness and
simplicity ofslJ le. i t. almost scriplufalfpbe
interest ofths story Increases greatly a Won
read i Is the very romance Of history. From
tins source, The most eopious and abundant
ever discovered, have The novalisis ana dam.
aiists drawn their suppheE The orrinsl e
many chigalrous and many 9 tender seena
n Scolta and james, and their c0aielnnor.ras
yin Be Feeognizadin the vivid pages Of ,,oId
Froizsarl,"
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ROOMS.
Nos. % and 81 GOLD Street, New York.
hPnu- 1913
PRfC ES GREATLY REDUCED,
1Tha SHOE" PRINTING pKESS MA
CHINE AND SAW MANDATORY,
IN Consequence Of The addition oinew and I'M
proved machinery 20 their work, and the reduc-
Con IA the cost q material; and iaboF, are en-
ahled greatly @ reduce tho prices Of Their Pres
ses4 and 81 priniffs' ana Hndefr materials Qon-
efal , as win be- seen By their newly printed
circular 10 which hey beg leave 10 refer.
The establishment Is eth under The personal
superintendenoe Of RICHARD AZ. HOE and
ROBERT HOE and they assure their friends
that notwithstanding The great reduction IN
prices, al articles manufactured BY this ostab-
lishment shall retain the high repuiation Ehich
they have hitherto sustained. Il viii also be
their constant endeavor TO improve The q1ahly
Of them in every particular. They hattel
themselves, also that their Old friends win moi
only continue their hvors, but that PriuterE
[ generally viii appreciate their endeavors g
furnish the very best articles az barely remu
nerating prices.
Ordefs from any part Of The country for al
articles used by Printers or Binders including
Type, Ink, paper, DC. and on the best terms
| Jobbng work aud repairing VIII be done a
the lowest possible prices, with every atlen
tion and "a pcditiun.
/ NB.-An articles manufactured BY this es
Enlistment viii bestamped R. HOE g. Co. -
that persons from abroad may not be impose
upon with spurious articles, made in imitation
Of theirs.
Or Printers Of newspapers who publish thi
advertisement, with this note, three times be
fore the 6rst Of Jolly next, aud send one Z
their papers TO us, viii be entitled 70 paymen
OF their BIZ on buying four times the amount
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BOOKsl BOOKS!

TUST Received and now offer Cor sale a
ID Large Assortment Of Valuable Books
among which are the following
The Madson Papers. Jeffefon's Works
Sparks Life Of Washington, Life OF Alexan
der Hamilton, Life Of Napoleon, Johnson.
Works, Rollins Ancient History. Boswell's
Life ofJohnson, Pluiarch's Livesby Langhorn
Smolet,s Select Works, FisldiRgs Sele0
Works, Democracy in America, Naval His.
tory Of the United States BY Cooper. Lavaler'.
Essay in Physiognomy, Sears Bible Biogra-
ply, Sears Wonders of the Word, LORD
Byron's Works, the Dramatic Works ofWm
Shakespeare, Dslsrzels' Novels complete, Wa.
VERY Novels complete, Mscelhnies Of Lore
Brougham, Cooper's Novels d., Alsomany
other valuable works illustrated with rich arc
splsndid Engravngs-ail Of which VIII be SOLD
unusually low for cash.
GREENE HILL.
Columbus June, 1913.
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REDUCED PRICES.

For approved paper az FIX months, OF at 2
per cent less ior cash. Wood Type, Printing
Ink, Presses, Cases, Galleys, Brass Rules
Composing Sticks, Glasses and other materials
furnished at the lowest prices.
19- Printers Of newspapers who publish this
advertisement three times before the lsl q
July, 1913, and send one Of the papers to the
Foundry, viii be entitled to payment Of then
bill on buying three times the amount oft.
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LowNDEs County.

Probate Court, July Term, 1s43.
IN pursuance Of an order granted to me By
u the Probate Couri Of the county Of Lowndes
at the Jolly Term thereof 1913, I shall proceed
TO sell 10 the highest bidder at the door Of the
Court House Of said County, on
Monday, the 7th day of August, 1s43
The following described tracts or parcels ofland
belonging to the Estate Of Thomas 2. Yates,
late Of Tour said county, decd. To Wit;
The south west quarter Of Section
number twelve, 10 township number
Eighteen, North, Of Range number
seventeen East, in Lowndes County.
The above lands viii be sold on a credit 81
one, two, and three yeaFs from the day ofsale.
Notes with approved security viii be required
L is further ordered, that publication Be made
IN The Democratic Wing Of the same, for three
weeks successfully.
DANIEL N. YATES,
Attest WIN. p Pullef, Adm
JulgI ls43. pf 81.
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III UST received, Vanilla, Rose. peupsFmipl
~ Iquorice, Collsfooi, Lavender. slnwber
~ Saasifas, Pine Apple, and WiuteFgress
& Lemon Lozenges.
Price 1912 cents box, fas saleat
KEELER'S Cheap Cash slsss.
June I, 1913.
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DIsTnIcr CHANoERY CouKr OF THE STATS
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HE'D AT COLUMBUS.
James Hayden, Complainant
ls.i,- tIadalasfaa - Il defend
MAY Tern, 1919.

ts.i,.. IInslaiasfna -. Il nafandanta- !
May Term, 1913.
TTPON opening the matters Of Ills bill, and
u itappearng tot satisfaction of bis Hon
or the Vice Chancellor, that the defendants
Reading S. Bl0unt and Hartley BENSON are
not inhabitants Of this state but reside beyond
the limits thereof so that the ordinary process
Of this court cannot be executed upon them.
II Is ordered that unlogs said defendants ap-
pear before the Vice Chancellor at the Court
room in The town Of Columbus on tie
1st Monday in November next,
and plead answer or demur 70 the bill Of COM
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
will DO as 10 eaid defendants taken for confess
Cd and such order or decree made therein as
10 the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and Just.
It is further ordered that a copy Of this order
Be inserted in the democratic Wing a news
paper published in the town Of Columbus.
once a week fortWo months successfully.
Nj. MCCARTHY, elk.
Harris & HARRIsox, Solicitors.
May 18th, l643.
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COFFEE
RRDUCTION TNITYpE

+ Ohm n. WHITE, Type FoUEDER, No.
81 IS Gold street, New York, third door
from Fulton street, has on hand an unfivalled
assortment Of Printing Types Ornaments,
Borders, Rules, sc. Of The best metal and cast
from original nlairiees The ranniaiion o tbs
Foundry is well known throughout the coun-
try, and he IS determined to sell at the follow
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IN the treatment OF Dillous
Fever Nausea, General
Debility, and Ner-
vous Weakness.
The most hattenng Recommendations Of this
Medicine have been received from many EN-
inent Physicians and others who have used il;
And it Is presumed that no medicine has
ever been used whose action has been
more beneficial, pleasant and inviqoating and
called forth from afflicted sufferers such express
sions Of heartfelt gratitude and thanliulness'
Persons taking he Pills, soon find themselves
Felieyed--chill hrolenl Fever gonol Stomach
aud head free aud beautiful Strength and
appetite increasing and improving, and all
nervous weakness fled;
When taken according 10 tie directions
accompanying themthey never fail 10 cure the
chill and Fever The first day, and never sicken
the stomach OF operate upon the bowels.
Their action Upon the whole system is 50
charming, that persons are invariably surprised
and pleased with their rapid and complete res
toration 10 health;
TIE Pills arc purely and solely Vegetable
and the happy combination Of the ingredients
and their proportions are such as 70 produce 3
medicine which never fails 70 relieve wher
relief is at an aiiainable,
Each box contains 20 doses ofPills-Price
| One Dollar.
For Sale BY GREENE hill,
Agent,
Columbus. June D. Ts49f
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TUST reed, lot of Newest style fine straw
81 Bonnets, new shaped Cyprus do. Viii
low Hoods, Palm-leaf hats, boys, eolored do.
Mems do. For sale at
KEELERS cheap cash store.
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FLOUR AND MEAL.

FLOUR AND NEAL. /
A LARGE lot Of Superiine Flour equal to
IN any b The market. For sale a Lowest /
Prices. Also, First rate meal.
WIZ. HUDDLESTON, g. co. |
Sep IsAa.
mi AIDES KID SHOES AND SLIPPERS /
IA Morocco,
Prunella,
CALI
Gaitar Boots.
Chldens, boysand Misses shoes Of an kinds
WIN. HUDDLEsTUN's 8 co.
Msin street
SHERMAN'S INDICATED
LOZENGES.
TNOR Worms, Coughs, Colds, Headache,
Nervous Complaints, WhOopiHg cough,
DC Price % cents a box. for sale a
KEELER'S Cheap cash store.
April 6, ls4s.
SPERM OIL Superior quality
lust received and For Sale By
May Is, ls4s.
MUSTARD.
100 boxes Of fresh mustard just receiv-
/ HUI ed from New York, and for sale al
KEELER's cheap cash store.
THE PLANTERS STORE.
nv he undersigned is now reeeivinga large
~ assortment Of
GROCERIES,
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
And few small invoices Of
FANCY GOODS.
An Of which are offered Tor sale, at unusually
LOW PRICES.
He has also just received, per sieame
Lalh Rookh,
500 SACKS SALT.
lNarge bleached sacks, in fine order.
Which will besoldat a very small advance Of
cost not wishing to make a speculation on thi
useful article.
Alabama Money win be taken or goods a
the regular prices.
Those wishing bargains are invited to cal
without delay, at the Planters Cheap Store
J. l.. CLARK.
Columbus, Miss. May, 9th, 1s4S.
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UNELLOW CITIZENS-Perhaps you
- think thar this Balm is intended to cum
too many diseases, but we assure you that al
diseases Of this character, and many Others
that night be mentioned, arc speedily cur.
%, Of q truth persons greatly relieved, By
she use oiihis medicine. We earnestly request
The afflicted 10 give il a fair trial.
tel ssla b Comsi5ck & 2oss New Orleans
ana y Greene HID end 4. n. Jones Druggists
Columbus, Miss.
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F68m Drops KLNEs-eurs sasela.ly.

Egsdsesus b setqf CopElg IN The yssf i8ia byCsusiss1
O. IA thsezza e De 5oaten District q New korE.
By applying 70 cur agents IN each town and
village. papers may be bad free, showing the most
respectable names IA he country for thsso facts, %
that no one can fail to believe them.
% Be sure zen call for our articles, and not
be put OF with any Stories that others are as
good HAVE THESE OR NONE, should Be
your Hiotto--d fhsss nsasT oai b hlit and geliiis
,gahoif oir nas,sa b tia All these articles % be
had wholesale and retail only Of ne.
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G2zsJZ1E2FI0 Wholesale D"1sa-
u Madan-Lane. New York, and 81 our agsnis.
Messrs Comstock & Ross, % siagazine 81, n
Orleans, and G. Hill and a. N. Iones, Columbus
INNS
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KEELR'S Cheap Cash Store.
Main Street. Columbus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-16
Great Launch in Phiiddeipkta.

The United States Frga,e Raritan, was launched ir
Philadelphia Tuesday afternoon, 10000 persons pre-
sent. Mr. Upshur, Secretary of the Navy, was pre-
sent. The Ledger says, 'the dimensions of the Rar
tan are-length on deck, l76 feet /; extreme breadth
46 feet inches; depth of hold, 81 feet inches bur
then, custom house measurement ,726 tons Her lead
draught of water is estimated 20! f. forward and %
feet aft The ship is made sharper below than con.
tempa,ed in her original draf. by Mr. Doughty, which
gives more capacity between the light and lead water
line, and greater stability and power Of carrying sail
all other circumstances being equal Her copper is
laid upon paper, which allows il to be put on smoo,her
than if laid upon felt, as is the usual method The
mament of this vessel is TO consist of 81 guns-tweny
~ pound carronades twenty eight long 30 pound
ers, and four Paixhan eighty -fours"
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.Nelc Literature

We have received from Harper and Brother, the 9TH
part of Btandes Encyclopedia Of Science, &c, from
.Lne OF Battle TO "Muslc,' Enthusiastically Sale IS
Journal of the Disasters in Ahghanistan-undN No. Of
the new Edition Of the Family Library, containing
Souihey's Life of Nelson The above valuable and
engaging works may be had of Smith, Drinker and
tor o Halloran, and his Man Mark Anthony OToole "
written in the "Cambyses vein" (The style of the
gifted author of ''Stories of WATERLOO" Maxwell is
nimitabls and the book is full of fun;) the Adyen.
lures of Herman Cores being No. of The Library for
Ny Young Coun,rymen-admirably suited TO The IN
s,ruc.on Of the young-nnd, lastly, the beautiful and
practical tale of "No Sense like Common Sense" by
Mary Hewitt
Mr.. Gill Of this city has just received Mason's re-
publication of those valuable magazines, the West
minister and Edinburg Reviews. Il will be sufficient
10 refer 10 the table Of contents, which present able
reviews Of our Wheaton's History Of the Law o.
Nations, Memoirs of the Courts Of England under
the S,uarts, Niebuhrs Grecian Legends and Early
History, Spinozas Life and Works, and host OIL
other subjects
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-16

EXTRA Session MISSISSIPPI LEels1Aruer
The Governors proclamation, convokng the Isa;s
lature to assemble The 10th day Of July nex,. vii
be found in this paper. His Excellency has not emu
merated specifically the reasons which induced this
course but they understood to be such as we ha
heretofore sated-to wt:-o provide for The election
of vice chancellor in November, Qhe law of the last
session failing TO do soto suitably amend the Rove.
nue. aws-to amend The laws in relation 10 the twe
and three per cent fundsto for the satisfaction
Of the public a thorough investigation of the Tres
surers Office, &c, &c. We apprehend, that many q
the members will come to Jackson with reluctance
but we trust that there will be new resiynatons
The people will hold that man unworthy of confidence
who resigns when his services are demanded
The proclamation was handed in late last evening
by his Excellency, which fact prevents more eI.
tended notice.-Rississippian
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Marriages,

Married, al Fairfield, Fanqner county, Virginia Thursday
the s;h nsian by the Rev George LENNON Dr.
AMHLER Of the city of Rchmoud Miss SUSAN OF
James VI. Marshall, Sr.. Esq.
Married, the evening of the eth instant, the Rev. Mr.
Harris Mr. lIR.M OLIVER, Of this city, Miss C.sArDRl
CAT OF Caroline
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-16

GANDs'5 Observation-Disclosures the many thousands who
y suffer from diseases for which this preparation Is re
tain specific listen the grateful testimony who have
used been cured they would doubt regard Ia
lis efficacy hesitate In approprathg themselves dement's
which medicine can alone hestow Obstinate eup
lions stofu.a chronic pain of the
bones and joints in all its forms, diseases
ing from Eudcinus of mercury spcedy
cured by For further PARTICULARS article address
ed 10 the World.
papers.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and RETAIL eIporaion
by A. b. SANDS CO., Druggists Chemists Granite Build
ngs No 213 Broadway, OF Chambers New York
Sold in Richmond by the Agents. A. DUVAL CO.. in Peters
burg by HOssER ANDERSON, in Norfolk by n. A. SANTOS,
and by Druggists generally The principal cities 10 The u s.
Prcr, 81 per boiile-G bottles for S..
OF CAUTIoN-Be particular to for sAsDss sarsapa
rlla, and take other.
June l6 .ll--lt
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STATIONS OFFICE,

Z.
$4,000 Pri.e.! sold and paid By Sranon.
Drawn numbers in Alexandria Lottery Extra, drawn Juns
IL 18Th:
II IS 4s 50 Ga So 30 40 81 % ST.
Ticket, Nos IL 35 &c, the Capital ,I GOO.
AIso half ticket Nos % So a. both sold and paid by
SrRATTON.
Drawn numbers in New Jersey Lottery, Class 60, drawn
June:
SO IS 3 80 6l u IL CO % 80 IG / 80 49,
Ticket, Nos SO 10 Co. and 10 &c go Cnpap, sold
and paid by STRATrON.
Tickets the schcmes advertised by Gregory Co
sale STRATTUN'S LUCKY OFFICE
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TRUST SALE-By virtue Of n Deed Trust
by Francis b. Deane, ST. o 22nd day Of October, s4i
which Of record in the County Of Cumberland shall offer for
ale public ac0n the premises, the 18th day of July
1Si3 the tract of LAND which The said Deane resides
lying the of Carersvle containing l41 shall
said deed except old woman Puy all the Stock Of said
Deane, Household Furniture &c. &c. Terms of sale made
the day Of sale The said land and pro-
pey believed he unquesonale, but, acting Trustee
shall convey only such title as is vested in
HENRY p. IRVING, Trustee.
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STATIONS OFFICE, June I4ih.
LucA-anoher $4,000 PRIZE.. sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Ticket Nos IL 81 f6, which drew tho G.and Capital prize
$40 sold Alexandra Lottery, Extra,
Glass No. 49, the l2ih 0f June
ter this morning. and tie lucky holder received the cash
all prize seller STRATTON
6 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-16

N oTICEThe Red Springs mile below The Sweet Springs
Virginia. will be III readiness for the reception
or before the lst Of July
PHILIP ROGERS, Agent.
June l6 Him
OF Wing TO copy Country paper one month.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-16

The product but because they will send il down TO pes-
rent Tribe called cTaD fSh, from whom they will never
ceive return. Prepare your land for small gran and
put IN The lime with the harrow; your first crop will be
greene! and souter, but the immediate effect will that
clover will probably stick where it never stuck before
and, instead Of naked field when the crop is off there
VIII be at least smart sprnkling of cover-provided,
yea have the scotland, with your land once we'll
set IN this mos. benefcent Of all the grasses your
work Of regeneration is at least half DONE | know
mat this regeneration is tolsome task and yet, is
mere no pleasure in -nay, there not patriotism in it,
mere IS not only the pleasure Of seeing plenty spring
up under your own hand, from your own labor, but
me consciousness that il is your "own, your native
ano mat you are regenerating 1t is this regenera
ion OF that native land, which alone turn the tide
OF emigration, and re.populate with her sons, who
now populate States from her oins, this loved, honor
20, old Dominion Is there no pleasure, pride, no
patriotism in that Who be insensible to it,
Brea,hes there man with soul so dead
! hat never 10 himself hath said,
This Is my own my native land?
Let all the sons of Virginia then turn their aten-
ton TO her soil, determined reinvgorate restore
renew that, and teach their children 10 feel ahere is
no pisce like home Let those who able dissent.
nate light and knowledge upon The theory well as
p,acuce OF agrlculture-encourage sound and sensi-
bic Papers-and especially, let add, to those here,
cherish and sustain that useful and excellent perod
CAL now rising among you and thoroughly devoted to
your interests the Southern Planter Ii is so cheap,
that all may take il, and none without advantage
And Mr. President lei Of your best prizes be given
10 him annually who supplies you with the best es-
say upon agriculture.
Mr. Presdent-l have performed, well as
could, under the circumstances, the task assigned
know that cannot expect the appreciation OF such
farmer as you are, for sloVeny job; and dare not
ask an approving smile from fair friends, upon
whose gentle natures much has been imposed; but
TINS will ask them, the best thing they do
for me- that they bend their frowns not me, but you,
Tor having brought both them and me into such
scrape.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-16

member elect to Congress from this District has hand
ed Mr. Bolts nice, little list of four hundred and
forty-one bad votes his (Mr Bs) poll-plenty OF
nuts TO crack in The long summer days Mr.. B. can
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-16

northampton Dinner to MIR. Wise, in our
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-16

Indiana Democratic State Central COMMITTEE.
+, GLOWING resolution was adopted by the Sta'e
=, Committee of Indiana
.,sr,d, That a copy of the above c'tcnar be 'ofc
=: 10 The Democratic State Central Committees OF
sen, Sta,es-and that they be requested 10 Tor.
stan early day, 10 the Washington Globe, ana
.ssnd Enquirer, the choice OF t,me and place Of
.s,gsctve Sta!es-and further, that the Editors
i before. mentioned papers be requested, alter re-
u, returns from all the States, to publish the
xth a notice that the National Convention will
Den at such time and place as a majority Of the
:, shall determine.
p; order. GEO. A. CHAPMAN, Secretary.