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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-05
HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE CITY AND LANDS
IN THE COUNTY AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Ol RSlI AWE fn "a "a order 1l tho


OF Chaneery for the Richmond Circuit. col, of
March lsi3, between Merchant Bank Of BALTIMORE
plaintiffs and the President Directors Company the Bank
the United States incorporated by General Assembly of The
sts OF Pennsylvania and defendants the uner,irned who
hereinafter mentioned at the public auction 10 the
highest bidder the following LANDS TENEMENT in the City
Of Richmond To wit On TIL RSDAY day Of Noy,mbI
lsi at le O'Clock all that piece ground sa,.
and fronting the south side Of street. being the
ond tenement from the strretsl in
front on For Main about running back in depth
100 feet alley which ground is three story Brk
House, Kitchen. and Dairy; alo u
Der house fronting said alley ~ running about IS
feet with the advantage alley Of the
said lumber md others
On the day O'Clock afternoon lot situate At
the South East fourth streets known in The man NJ
the said by the number containing half an acre and i'm
medatey afterwards undivided moety 6g2 situate a,
the southwest corner of and Second FRIDAY
the Sd day ofNovenber Isi3 past the afternoon
four lots numbered plan made by Young for Rni.on
aSans and recorded IN the Office OF the Richmond
Court four twelve. nine and lots No and No 10
aoin and front South addition - feet wide
NO - ana NO ais" adon-te former fronting the
and the latter street Immediately thereof called
oar'e street No contains - feet IN front Carter
runs PACK tat wdh lsO feet TO No - No -
inches the said South addition and runs back
2s feet inches on the line dividing and - feet
on the line dividing from No H. No 10 inches
the said street. and back % on the line
ing from No ~, and - feet O. and No
OF ue S,d street ana another street 30 feet wide
ing % feet on the former and SO rear lin, d
vdins from No and No and line Of No TO-
And we wllai,o sell public highest bidder
MONDAY the 9th day Of IsI3 at ~ O'Clock in
'front.' OF the Courthouse Of ESRIco right Bank
Of the United States being equal moicty tract
Of land on Wes,ham creek said acres which by
I
samuel L. Pulam 10 the President Directors Company the
Farmers Bank OF Virginia, and Richard and James
Robertson trustees Of the Bank OF States
The sales Will be- the following fourth cash
and the balance IN equal instruments Of g. months from
the day OF sale the credit that time
fo The SAID credit payments negotiable Will
e WIZ IN each case be retained until the shall confirmed
the purchase paid and court
H. at the time appointed for the weather
the sale will be adjourned day day at the same hour until
I the sale shall be G. A. MYERS
con. ROBINSON,
10 dtds Comu,ss,o,e,s
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Office

a LII persons indebted 10 the Estate of VIM
Granger deceased Will please make payment rs carly
toe TO Henry W. Moneure Esq appointed as INV
Attorney solely and exclusively same and all persons
having claims against said Granger please give early notice TO
my Attorney Aforesaid that speedy adjustment may be made
Is possible WIN II. SHIELDS Executor.
In pursuance OF the above those indebted TO W
ger deceased vii please make early payment undersigned
ana NOSE having claims against said Granger them
known directly that early adjustment NAV b made A. ~
ueabs HENRY W. MONCURE. Attorney for
WM ~. SHIELDS Executor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-05

Choice Selection Of Groceries Ship Stores Store FIR
lures, Household and hiteAeH Furniture, &C., &C..
Al Aucti0n.
On THURSDAY, The l2h O'Clock in pursuance Of the
power vested m attorney VIM Sheis Esq As E1or
VIM Granger decd and Injunction Of
si WIN Granger dec ID his last Will proceed 10 -
auction At the late residence OF said Granger Rockets al
Gocere ship stores Store Fixtures and Kitchen Fur
nure Consisting Of general very OF every ar
Gle m The Grocery line Ship Stores Corssc, select Family
Bacon Hams Shoulders and Mdng Extra Chewing Tobacco s
&C.
TERMs-Cnder sioo cash: this months-r salts
factory negotiable paper.
HENRY w. MoNCURC. Attorney for
WV II. SuELps EI'or
To the above sale viii be added Riding Horse good Mich
Cow, and many Berkshire Hogs, SC sc
I DUNLOP MONCIVT 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-05
Most desirable Rockets Real Estate.

80 'N'''S Hhe"i Estaic.
At AUCTION
on MONDAY 23d Of October AZ { o'clock P NJ m Tho
premises vi" be sold that old established ship Chandsry and
'efy on situated on the south side Of OF Main
els 10 inc occupancy for past William Granger de
ceased hghy improved with spacious brick buildings adorinr
s'y accommodation Tor store and dwelling. perfect repair
with numerous spacious chambers well suited for Bo,I,y ,
blishmcnt store houses
IDLY VIII be sold that block Of two e.emsnts nd
joining the above with the ground thereto attached
Billy The block Of euemen Of brick situated belo the
above described properly on sae street with spacious ground
aaehca thereto AMI recently bought by the William Granger
~ SAFE OF Mess e. A. Mcrs and Conway Robinson Comms
Directors l. Co. Of the Bank OF the United states
HE above property will be sod as advertised
IEkMS-pneihfd cash the balance equal payments at
AMI - months and deed ru., on the properly 10 secure The
deferred payments.
Possession given Immediately.
HENRY w. MONCURE Any for
WILLIAM u. SHIELDS. Executor Of
N Wtttttv GR,vors. nEc'p.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-05
Auetiom sales.
THIS DAY.
BY Duniop, SIoncurc a 90.
VALUABLE REAL ESrA'rE.

BY Dunlop, uoncurc a Go.
yaIU.a., .. UE,, .S.,1rr
AT aTcrfox
vuh. .o,, =, po,,. g., -. Tu'Ipsn., a, .,,.>,,.,
-. ...-s, -,
The l,,,e-, .o,,.s.. ~ 49,, -, ..s ssouses'
marble tn 80 1. Finished IN e best %snne, with
OF kitchen with ~asb bo1 sn o. e'IA ana con
coal wood and green bou.s e, 81 nS sc sneas
,,d .i,sh- anu carnage house nrre frur
The house adjoining Ma. sirb, ror ,,s IN ,s ,
building. 10, The ~ - al 'ne requisue out
rms Lous. with the 10, aSoy - S MY WIN saSen 3e
-, -. ''''e v M" unaer lease to good
above property i. an in eompe. renal, and .,.
the within Of the eorporou free from e
I" I rie- ,r &c.
and v,,rs hs,, m nan - IN equal payments Of
Of r,t TO ..sare ,b- , sn inc d'y OF sale and deed
FOUR LOTS AND HOUSES IN SYDNEY
R,ehnI 70 80, 'ne 'oNn !" sydney adjoining the City Of
- ~ ~ winch HIe Two WOOD tenenlents with buildings
situated in ,hs r ae 70 sood tenants Thu. property s
The s,oana par. o. the city suburbs West end
'14'''' 'O' """'As' ana ''airy purpos
w. will sell IN. ,hov. -. .,. - -. . 49,
n, o,rocS on ithsnAr me 9TH October
The terms &c NAV be Know, ~ ,Ii can DC mao Pnvaey
-''''' JAS g e w g',P,sSI'
DoNLor s'oNcCKE CO Auets
a Allen
sugar uoIn..e. Cs,..I
~ Is,. o'"c' &c,
n rur-ps,,,. -, az Auetoh-
large and general assortment Of croce % ''e' VIII 'e
60 hhds Porto Rico sugar a par prime
80 Dol; d. do
20 hhds do MoIasses
,.o 10. 10 N n Ct T sugar
iso do I.sSasyrng 70
IS do Ansostara do
100 do Java do
90 bS3. " WSiaEsn d"
Q pipes Gin
half pine. Brandy
is casks Cheese
$50 boxes Window Glass sIIo and 1o,1e
ucree- Rice
m o. ea ass MN "a NJ Wine
50 50 10 90 sweet Malaga do
~ p1eases 'unpowder imPl POuchong Young Iy.ou
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-05

HoH sALE-one Of the valuable tobacco plantations in
- the County of Powhatan FO'- o"
w esa'e ~ 200 acres IN The County Prince William well
We" unoered and well enclosed can be- purchased
'i = an acre immediate Application be- made Frr,t b,ry,
o t, hne.t estates the upper James River offering an
WI ''r-y y, hrge capitalist sr'dom be- ne with
'1ollnd acres Of snd James about go mile. bay
, l Nv" heavily umbcret This property bought for
49, - an acre hes immediately upon RIVER farths-t
point not being THREE quarters OF mile ,, me ,t.,. 49,
nc Vol am timber would for the place times over
her'e hese ihe subscriber authorized sell variety ~
farms almost every description max ng hi. oHee The 80. -
place Of Application operon purchasing real s.sts
~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-05
S3O.OOOl SIunnn I
HOYT Il cos NEW OFFICE.

HUfI q CUS NEW OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, RSlmo-4 Ye
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR OCTOBER.
At HOyt Co.'S Office.
Ocr'E 7th-S3O,OOO, &c. Tickets $40.
Der. l4th-S6O,OOO, &c. Tickets $50.
OcT. 2lst-S3O,OOO, &c. Tickets $40
OcT- 2Sh-S35, 294, &c. Tickets $40
Tickets in the above, and all other Lotteries
oy j. u. GREGoRY q Co, all times be had of
hoNr " Co.. by addressing them and enclosing the price
oil ticket or package. as the case may be. Sc est
ALLEN u CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, No. 23s Extra. Oct I'd
SO 80 III 10 81 IS ~ 80 So ~ 80 "a 81
Whole Ticket Nos. IL 81 Sc, prze OF $3.50 sold and
paid by c. r. ALLEN & co
100000
Alexandria Lottery, Class o, for 1870 be drawn at
Alexandra, DC, Saturday. October a. ls43 Mammoth
Scheme Grand prize of 100000, 80 600 IA O6s 10
OOO eOOO, 5000. 1000, 5000, 20OO 500 1900 1000 500
4OO 23O, 200, 100, &c 20 No. Lo,tery-I3 drawn hal
lots Whole Tickets S20-shares in proportion
Certificates OF packages OF 90 Whole Tickets. $500
Do....... .do...... &c Halves. ..........i7n
DO. do. &c Quarter. do. ...........s5
10. do......26 Eight. ..........a. 90
81 Tickets by the package packages and SINGLE
ehets IN all the above, and advertised by
gregory Co, for sale al the Office Of
e. R ALLEN L co.
~ = Under Exchange Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-05

"a FOR RENT-The House on Main Street.
now occupied by Mr. A. G. nd formerly by Wyatt
White The Store well calculated for an extensive Grocery
any ohr business requiring much having Lumber.
houe connected wh H. running back Alley. The dwelling
part suitable for the accommodation a genieel family will
De pu, complete order fo good
gwen Isl November next perhaps y an
wan 'he present occupant ifdesircd,-Apply TO
sc l'-eou BEERS & POINDENTER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-05
Br LAST EyE.NLxG's Nail.

N. Y. MARKETS, Oct. p
COTTON-Monday Is usually a very dull day.-,he
sales ARE small, and probably will continue NJ until the
arrives
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port of H ond.
High Water Lhis day at l! o'eLoek r. NJ
SAILED,
Steamer Columbus, Parrish Baltimore tobacco
Schr ii. w. Candy, Candy, New York, coal.
BOSTON, Oct. Arrived, schr. Daniel Francis. Small,
Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-05
By Robert Hill & Brother.

NJ I.UDtTt HtIII a broIhcr.
DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE FOE SALE
90 The subscriber, having completed desira
bic residence At the head Of Cary opposite to Mr.
Jacobs wal sell the same public Saturday tie 9th
Sep'eoer on the premises commencing o'clock p NJ
Ihe house Is story brick with rooms well finished with
porch IN front and rear Of the house story with room.
stable and carnage house The feet and extends h
2- feet well enclosed IS about 100 the corporation
and free from city taauon. The will be ltb "a
ihereniainder e. ~ and Is ast uay.nt 10 cary
n'et with deed OF trust the property the symen
Su 'I-C-'Nltas ROBT HILL.
sale conducted by ROB-T HILL, L BROTuFP a.
81 The above sale postponed FRIDAY the 9th Of DC
tober, al O'Clock, P. NJ. 20 p mn
Land near Richmond for sale.
We VII sell without Office on FRIp,y
Tue IJ at O'Clock F. NJ tact Of land containing $40
ana lying a1outS miles below Richmond Williamsburg road
and now IN the possession OF Smith b. New. ESQ.
ROBERT hill & BROTHER. Aucts
Nthe SINE time and place VIII acres OF voon Land
near The same Farm. &C RO. HILL BROTHER Aycts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-05
By Davenport q Allen.
VALUABLE LOTS
AT AUETUnN

By Davenport Alien.
VALUABLE LOTS
AT AUCTION.
IN Friday, the 18th October, at 4 o'clock
~ p NJ VIII sell Auction Of % fee, each on
Gary or ID street 18th street and e
tending back &c feet Also Lots each on the Ib stree
the corner OF fifteen foot Alley, Owing the rp
completion and growing business and the con,iruo.
situation OF this property Market House II !. IA
70 premise that few situations City greater in
JUDGEMENTS for investment by The location and
situation OF tins certainly eligible of any
10 TINS 'lV Terms at sale. BY order Of the Proprietor
30 DAVENPORT A AIIrN 49,
By Inioes a brother.
Lancaster, Denby & Cos Old stand Main Street,
BUTCHER TOWN LOTS,
AT ArcTIoS
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON Oct. eth on the premises, A,
O'CLOCK we w SCI at auction without lot OF Ground
containing two and half fronting 3s5
and on BALDWIN street 333 feet on application
ALSO
Several Lots fronting Valley street
- Particulars to
&C INLoEs & BROTHER, Auets
GROCERIES. &c. AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING, 9Th At store comuencinp q,
VI O'Clock We will sell variety Groceries Iiquors &c Com
Pr~ns-sOOoO Bhs Prime Bacon Sides
10 Half Chests ETra fine G. P and Impe1 Teas
- Bags prime Rio Coffee
Casks genuine Cognac Brandy
20 NJ Principe ana Havana Cgars
Indigo. Vinegar Cheese.
Shou.ier Bacon. &c Sc.-Wil be- added
10 Leather Trunks : Cases Hats
Terms-Unter $780, cash. over mos credit n, ,,,,o, ~
dorsed Notes &C INIOEs & BROTHER Amer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-05

nLD W!sKEY SO bbls "Zcigler's" uh Ryc wb.sev-fo,
y, WFY V N Nv JOnN r. TRIPLETr 3 son
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22
From The Tribune.
MAN.

Behold him settled on the earth,
Or vaetan, DER its ho.om rowing;
The s,rsnecs' thing that e'er had birth
So mndy fierce, So gently loving
Now like n spr ng bird in the woods,
In his ancestral grove. he pcs,'cs
Now p'ouehs the wild AID angry Goods.
Or with the raging tempest ~teslcs.
He rcams. in rags from door tn do'r,
With out,,rr'rhcd hanl imporiug pity;
o; stands upon his pnlace floor,
The lord OF h MOI and fcity.
lie sits beside The singing streams,
Hi. spirit in the Land Ideals
Or rUs cs boldly from his dreams,
To make his Eden visions real
In groitors dim his lifc moves on
prayc,-lifc--ril his head is hoary;
lie stands where fields are lost and won,
His hands with brotherIife-blood CORY
He digs tho soil he sows the seed,
He counts the stars through heaven career
ing;
He mounts the winds and mocks their speed,
Omnipo,ence, itself, scarce fearing
He sits. in smiles. besides his hearth,
A frolary To INV ard order:
Or prnwls, at midnight. DER the earth,
4 wild and desperate marauder
Oh Man what hand can half portray
Thy mysteries however eifed
Thy soul is hid in shrincs of cl'y,
In wells by wisdom never lifted.
One Being, only. e'cr had trod
The path of human life beside thee
To whom thou vert nnveiIrd. Thank God
He, only. He did not jcrile thee
He saw through all thy dark Disguise,
A SorL whose destiny was heaven;
The veil. imprtlous 10 our eyes,
He raised-nnd 10 ! thou vert forgiven
S. &. EpgApToS
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22
From ANison's History Of Europe.
NAPOLEON.

When dispatches overlook The emperor, as
they often did, on the road, Duroc, or Caulain-
court. who rode at tic side Of the carriage,
received and opened the bag, presented the
letters to the emperor without stopping. Di-
rcctly number OF envelopes were seen falling
from the windows Of the imperial carriage;
and il was evident from the rate at which they
were tossed over, the letters were devoured
with tie rapidity Of lightning. The useless
dispatches were cut to pieces and thrown ont
the same way often in such quantities, as t"
strew the track Of the wheels with little trag-
mcnts which, trodien under foot by the horses,
or crushed under the wheels Of the succeeding
carriages, made white line across the road.
Napoleon generally cut these dispatches to pie
ces with his own hands, or. if not 80 employed,
worked necessarily with the windowsash or
carriage door he could not remain moment
at rest. If there were no dispatches or morn
ing reports to read he had recourse with the
Paris journrls, or the last publications o: the
day, with which the drawers ofthe carriage
were always stored but they generally shared
the fate Of the unimportant despatches, being
thrown out of the windows after few pages
had been cnt mp In such numbers were these
discarded literary novelties thus tossed over.
board. tim, the officers OF the suit generally
contrivci to collect incon.idcrnble stories Of di-
vorting trlhes, by picking them up on the tra-
ccs Of his carriage. The emperor was InSa'l-
able for some hing new, and opened with avldl'
~ every fresh publication; but his taste was
for solid ard well-informed writings, not amt
sing triics and he had an incredible tact in
discovering from a few pages, whether there
was any thing worth reading in the book 81
that, in his hands, the ephrmeral literature o
the day disappeared almost as fast az 1t was IN
troiuccd.
The unti-chamber Of Napoleon during cam
paipn-whethcr in his tent IN the field, or II
the apartment of farm houses, or even cottages
which were dgnifed Tor the time with the ap
pellation of the "palace"-presented the mos
extraordinary spectacle. No one could form al
idea OF the fatigue there undergone by th'
whole attendants, from the grand Esquire eau
laincourt to the lowest valcts. Duroc and he
were themselves indefatigable, and, by unva
ricd excrtion and extraordinary activity, ha
introduced the utmost degree of regularity int
the imperial household but it WAS no cas-
matter for the strength ofany others in after
dance to stand the rigorous services which wer
exacted Persons of illustrious birth or III
highest rank--such as Count Narbonne or Cat
lancour, were obliged to wait here after nigh
sleeping on straw or stretched out on chair
ready at any moment to be called in by the en-
peror.
Frequently he aroused his attendants eig'
or ten times in the night when dispatches n
o,rjsg irs,an, attention we're received. A
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22

Some years ago witness was examined be-
fore Judge in a case Of slander, who required
him to repeat the precise words spoken the
witness hestated until he received the atten.
ton Of the whole court on him a; then fixing
his eyes earnestly upon the judge, began--"May
it'plca.e your honor, you lie, and steal, and get
your living by cheating" The face OF the
Judge Redeemed, and he Immediately exc!ai-
med, turn TO the jury, sir, ifyou please"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22
THURSDAY, April @, lsi3.

Gen. Wall for the defence, said substantially
the defendant here charged with an atroeious
crime, is stranger among you. But as long
as the history Of our revolution remains, the
name of Mercer will be associated with all that
is brave and patriotic.
This defendant stands charged with the
crime Of murder. 1t is unnecessary for me to
90 into the details of the evidence, which has
been produced to prove the killing. shall
son,ent myse'f with the remark OF nv COL
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22

Queer play-blsin the Crescent chy.'-MoSs.
PAUL, the modern Hippopotamus, will (by re-
quest) balance the Commercial Bank and its
accounts on his chin, and lin granite pillar
by the force Of his eye-winkers. This must
be sceu to be believed.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22

A VALUABLE Boy.-"What can you do, my
boy!" "Oh. can do mowin, considerable,
rides the turkeys to water, milks the geese,
cards down the old rooster, puts up the pigs
tails in papers TO make 'em curl, hsms,rings
the grasshoppers, makes fires for flies to court
by. and Keeps tally for dad and nanny when
they scold at mark I"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22

CuRISG A p.-"Bristol, will your Bal
sam OF iIoarhound cure a cold J" "Certalnly,
sir, you will oblige me then by giving the
weather dose" Get out you impertlnent pup
py',
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22

A melting sermon being preached in coun-
country church. all the congregation fell to
weeping except one man, who begged 10 be
excused, as he belonged TO another church,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22

Il would advise you to put your head IN
dye-,ub, it's rather red,' said joker to sandy
headed girl. In return, sir,I would advise
yon to put your head into an oven, it's rather
son'-was the reply.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22

A Yankee has invented a plaster 30 strong
that i, draws prizes in lotteries; likewise the
most beautiful landscape views.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22

Where are Won going = asked Jack OF an
oropsin,sp.e 10 see friend well III
% with you, for never saw one yet.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22

The Midnight Cry as the father said when
he 90, up to warm some pap for the ssuaIIing
yoang'un-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22

WhiskeIed dsndies are like ea,s-cu. eft
heir snei,er. ani they sro useless.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22
PRICES OF ADVERTISING.

10 2 DO 0T5
do , d, 10
Every subsequent, insc,,in, 0 as
Yearly Advertisements one column, sE5 half
column. sis, three equar,s. sl2; two pqusrcs, 50:
one square, IS. Hafyearly: one column. SIS
half column. Slz three squares, SIS two SQUARES,
s5; one square, 50 so.
Advertisements left without directions a, 10 'hs
length Of time they are to I've published. VIII hs
continued until ordered out, and charged secord.
ingy.
C1-sixtecn lines make q square.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-17

N ESPECTFULL1 continues @ TEE
Ger Bic professional service 70 the
Ladies and Genilamon of Columbos and
is vicinity. pledgmg himselfio operate p
lhe most approved modern style. 10 ad'
dldoh towhai Is usual in bis profession
he viii
lst. Pa. in whole sets Of teeth, mounted
on Gold, By ihe new ond much sPPro.
ed pan Of atmospheric pressure .
pecimen (which be has IN bis ow
mouth,
2 Supply roofs or palaces, whe Z a
cient, ether from malformaiion or &C.
cident.
He feels confident from bis opporiunl-
ties a Philadelphia and elsewhere-froH
his long experience, and bis success Ina
he can operate to the entire satisfaction O
al Who may call on him atihis Office OF
Market street, up stairs one door soull
Of tho Auction Store Of Kincannon, Marcl
& Mcdaniel.
Columbus Miss. Feb. 18th, 1913.