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ANnola, Mississippi,,on the 3lst day Of
Sept, AD. 1913; which, ifnot. taken
out by the 1st of Jan. next, will be sen,
to the General Post Office as dead letters.
Anderson Robt Meek Geo B
Adams Vincent Miller Robt F
Butler DIR Miller Danl
Burge w F Mozart DE
BOYD L 5 MCGEE Esq
Bard Mr. r. McDorr W .----
Boyd il Maddox Jno
Baker A 2 Nelson S o
Broadly ] q 2 Nelson Geo w
Bledsoe Peacly Nall w T2
Bumpass Gabl Pale w Ii
Brooks John l. Pecardy James
Cox IL Pratt G. w
Eager Hannah Pitts Aaron
Circuit Clerk 4 Rayburn Gen Jno 2
Davis Dr. Robt Rayburn Marg't 2
Dawson Elijah 2 Raney VIM Major
Doyle Joshua Rucker Will r
Foster Anthony Rainier GeorgeD
Grayson Danl Rivers DR. K IL
Graves John Ross James NJ
Greenhow VIM Shift of Ponola CO 8
Gregory James shelton L homas L
Harrison Henry Saunders Tbs NJ
Henry Jas B Ship F G
Hill TB Simmons VIM
Hubbard Sarah Simmons Jno
Harris Martin Suggs Ira NJ
Hagood Thomas Tyler f A 2
Henshaw A G Tyson Uriah
Jolly VIM Upton Mrs L
Jones David Thresher G w
Joslin Rebecca Taber Jno
Jackson VIM Tucker DR. w w
Jordan Miss Lucy Thompson James
Kennedy Saml Thomas Mrs A w
Key Thos Woodall Seburn
| Kenney Lentei C. Whitson Thomas
Loftin Wood Jonathan
Love Asa 9 Williams Perry
Iockart Gastin Wilburn w R
| Laird James Wall Joel A
| Langley WB Wilbnrn Sanford
Lard Henry williams J B
Luckett Saml Wilkinson w P
Lewis George | Williams Z B
! Moore Cab 6 Quinn Rodney
/ JAS. c. ARMSTRONG, P. NJ.
| Oh Z, 1843.-3O-3t
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ADDRESS

OF HENRY DICKINSON, OF CO.
LUMBUS:
CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF VICE
CHANCELLOR OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
10 the Voters IN the counties Of LoUndes
Octlbbeha, Norubee, WINSTON. KEN
per, Chickasaw, Pontotoc, 1ippdh,
1istensjago, Uawam1a, Monroe, La
tayehe, Marshall, De Soto, Tuaica,
Coahoma, Poh6la, YalObusha, Car-
roll, IaLlGhctchie, Holmes, Choctcag
and Neshoba: .~~. o..
FELLOW-CITIZENS:-:
p, am candidate
for Vice Chancellor, and it would be
very gratifying TO my feelings TO be
come personally acquainted with all, of
you; kat believing it impossible to do
SO, before the elections in November
nett, have adopted this method of an
-ncuncing my name to the public, and Of
making myself more extensively known
to the voters of the District.
have resided il the town of Colum-
bus for the last ten years, where have
been engaged in the practice of the Law
and for information, in regard to my
qualifications to discharge the import
ant and interesting duties Of Vice
Chancellor, would respectfully refer
you to members Of the Bar, and other
gentlemen in the District with whom I
am personally acquainted.
Respectfully,
pr. HENRY DICKINSON.
Septemb5@, 1843.
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CANDIDATES.

WE are authorised to announce The name of
ROBERT w. BELL, of Pontotoc county. as \
candidate for Clerk of the Vice Chansery Court.
District composed of the counties of Ponto.oc
,Ilppah, Marshall, Lafayette, Ponola, DeSoto.
1 unca and Coahoma
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are authorized to announce the name of
W w. SMITH, Esq, of Ponola county, as a can
dldate for the office of Clerk of the District
Shancery Court at HOLLY Springs, at tie ensuing
November election.
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Office.
N C. WILLIAMS, administrator Of
II. the estate of G. B. Carter decd
has filed his accounts at the Jupe Term
OF, the Probate Court Of Ponola county,
for final settlement Of said estate at The
October Term l843. Notice is hereby
given to all interested to attend and chow
cause if any they can why final settle
ment and allowance of said accounts
should not then be made.
u. G. WILLIAMS, Adm'r.
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CABINET AND FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE.

ME undersigned take this method Of
= informing their friends; and the
public, that they have opened shop in
the town of Ponola, for the purpose of
Cabinet Making in ell lis branches
They are prepared with tools and ma
teriaIs to execute as good acork as can
be obtained in he Eastern cities, and
will furnish on short notice any articles
in their line which may be demanded
in this section of country. They have
now and intend keeping on hand a large
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Household Furniture,

and the public are invited to call and
examine the character and prices Of the
same before purchasing elsewhere
Their prices are low, corresponding
with the times-and they can furnish
furniture at lower rates than Cincinna
Ii or New Orleans prices with the ad-
dition of. freight-to say nothing of the
wear and tear of transportation. :
o. Shop on the northwest corner of
the square.
MCLAUGHLIN 4. Co.
Aug. 5, 1843.--21-1y -
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w = are authorized to announce Mai. j MES
ALfORD, as candidate for the State Senate
at the ensuing November election. ~
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Bagging and Rope.
9S00 YDS. Bagging,
OOOO $500 lbs. Rome.

cSOO $500 lbs. Rope,
100 lbs. Irvine, Just receiving from Ken
lucky.of the best brands, which | invite
those who wish to purchase TO call and
examine. / am determined to sell it
low. - A. w. ARMSTRONG.
Sept. SO.-29-tf.
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AZ BBls. Rectifed Whisky,
AS 10 do. Brown Sugar,
10 Bags Rio Coffee,
Is Kegs assorted Nails, now receiving
from Locopofs and for sale low by
A. w. ARMSTRONG.
July 22.-19.
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lSF We are authorised 10 announce ] = MES
Z. ARMSTRONG as candidate for the offir Of
Probate Court Clerk, for Ponola county, at the IL
suing Move nber election.
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eareauthorizeA to announce 3. L. MORRIS
as a-candidata for &e Office of Clerk OF III Cir
cult Court of Pon0la county, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
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CHr The Hon. JOSEPH w. CHALMERS
is acandidate for the Office he now holds of VICE
CHANCELLOR of Mississippi.
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We are authorised TO announce the
Hon. HENRY DICKINSON oil Lowndes
county as candidate for VICE CHAN
CELLOR at the ensuing November cleo
ton. 80
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"TE are authorized to announce Col. J w.
Wv LUMPkIN, as a candidate for the
State Senate at the ensuing November election.
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Gems of Art and Beauty.

a Magnificent ornament for the cen
~ tre-table, containing 10 sPiendiiae,
Steel and Mezzotint Engravings, VIII
be sent to any subscriber TO Graham ;
Magazine for One Dollar il advance
This is just the thing for lady's draw
ing room. Address
> GEORGE r.. GRAiiA M.
No 90 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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WE are authorized to announce the name OF
IRA MCKINNEY, Esq, as a candidate for the
Office Of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Ponola
County.
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A report has reached us that an ex-
press reached Fort Smith last Wednes-
day, informing Gen. Taylor that more
murders were committed in.lhe Chero.:
kee Nation, and that Gen =. had or
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Look Out!

FIVE bales Domestics, s,Soi aer vas sore
for sale from 5 tedon c Ms, g9 p10NAoyA
lime g. s.|N. Aims MN
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List OF LETTERS

y emaining il. the Post OfIiceat Pa
IL Snola, Mississippi,i6n the 3lst day Of
Sept, AID. 1913; which, ifnot. taken
out by the lst of Jan. next, will be sen,
to the General Post Office as dead letters.
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LITERARY, DOMESTIC, & FASHIONA-
BILE FAMILY MAGAZINE.
G0dey's Lady's Book.

WUsACy1S ENUy 11UOh3
For 1913.
EDITED BY MRS. S. J. HALE& OTHERS
THE LONG ESTABLISHED
arbfter of caste, FASHION, AND
The Bellies I.ettres.
FOR THE LADIES OF AMERICA.
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4 private letter Informs us thatp peace
prevails in the Choctaw Nation, that
habits of civilization and religion are
prevailing among the people; that the
crops are good, and the people happy
and contented.- Int.
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DOMESTIC T Observation-Disclosures
don't goto bed now days-they retire.
Nobody eats their dinner-people take
some refreshment. Nobody goes to
church-but people attend divine SER
vice. There is no Sunday-it is Sab
bath. No one gets his tooth pulled-he
has il extracted.
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7 lie M A X X ETS.
OyvtcE or The BaLrIsoHx AMERICAS, !
att April 3. i843.

OyvicE or The BaLrIsoHx AMERICAS,
April 3. 1913.
CArrLE.-About 400 head of Beef Ciuis were
offered for sale at the Scales this morning OF which
200 were sold al 81 371 10 50 per 100 lb.. the
hoof, which is equal TO as a s SO net as in quail
ny.
rLouR Some sales Of Howard street Flour
made from store Saturday at 80 934 -
To-day there has been rather better demand, and
note sales Of about 500 barrels good mixed
brands at ~. The receipt ice IL unsettled
GRAIr.--Whent continues scarce andin demsnd.
Sales II fair TO best Md. red. are making nj rs a
8s c,.. Sales Of Corn al 48 40 CTS. for white,
snd 40 a so cts for yellpw. We quote Rye at 40
cts. Oats sell at % "a Gus.
Ciorer seed.-Ihere has been some improve
mept in the demand fo- Clover seed to-day and we
po'e- sales Of prime quality at So 62t per bnshsl.
F2ax seed Sales have been made to day al 81
rs per bu-h-l
Timothy seed.--Sales Of Timothy seed have
been made 10 some exen, to-day at prices ranging
from 81 8 IA to 81 25 per bushel as in quality.
WHisKEY. -fihds scarce and would bring
I9i cts, Small sales Of bbls. at 90 cts.
WooL.-There is rather more dsmsnd for W DOL
and we note sales of 10000 lbs. half to three
quarter blood Merino fleece ., 90 to 2ii cents per
ID. on time.
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DEATH OF SENATOR McRoBERTs. -
The Hon. Samuel McRoberts, Senator 10
Congress from Illinois, died in Cincinnati
on Monday the 9th ult., aged abons Az
years, after short illness, resulting from
= cold taken in crossing the Mountains
on his way home from the session which
has lust closed. - Bah. Amer.
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To Robert Hall, Charity Hall, WWiam
Smith and the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road COMPANY.

NOU will take notice, that or the 23th day Of
II April. l843, at the house Of Isaac Baker, in
Morgan County, Va. will take the dispositions,
of Geo. M'Atee, Samuel M'Atee, Henry Gloss,
Jacob Gross. James House, Archibod Flora, John
Easter, Jscob Snyder and John FORTRESS; 10 be
used as evidence in the suit in Chsncery, depend
ing in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry, Ter the County Of Morgan, Va, in which
l. am Plsiotih, and you Defendants; and Il
from any cause. the deposition. OF all the witnesses
shall NOT be taken, shall proceed conpIs,e the
taking of them the next day Add aiso hat on the
first day of May, i843, at the Tavern Of William
Hunter, In Bath, 10 the said County Of Morgan.
shall take The dispositions, Of Samuel Mendenhsll,
Chris,ian Courtney. William Thompson. Lemoei
ysnorldaii &c Re as-d "a evidence In ;hs sane
j9HN HARTIrY
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Sp.crg.--Our banks arc rejecting
Spanish quarters. and even Spanish halves
they will not take in large quantities.
Specie, which, was so scarce IN 1897 that
anything brigh. would pass for money, is
now looked upon with suspicious jeal-
ousy, which throws out every thing not
handsome and heayy.-N. Y. Jour. Com.
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PERFORMANCES AND Those OF HIS
GET

PERFORMANCES AND THOSE OF HIS
GET.
"SKYLaRK is in splendid health. order and con.
d,ion, and will doubt please your country bet
ter than any horse they had, saw, or can see.
He is rich bay, besutitul, cay. ot very superior
action and power. strong enough for a droy, and
is to day the next horse 10 Piiam. if not fully his
equal. Many Of our best Judges think Skyark's
colts in this country, are the finest they have ever
seen in size, bone ind appearance, except perhaps
Fylde's colts, indeed, for size, color, game, and
stoutness. his colts are nearly all unequaIed. He
has had three colt. to start in Amefca-aH are
winners. and some hfthem secerai times. Ofiheir
trimmings aad winnings in Ireland aud England, !
cannot say enough; last year his colts won Out Of
I6 Rings Plates in Ireland more thsa half Of all
run for and against the get OF Sir Hetcules, Priam
VeI,cipede, Emilius, Economist, Site of Harka
way and all the other sia,lious nearly OF Ireland
and England. He has had only three or -four colt.
carried over to England ALL WE'RE WINNERS.
and some OF the m many times on the English turf
II will thus be they have been successful
wherever tricd--his colts ARE very celebrated for
the saddle. the chase, hunters, as well as on
the turf Many Of his colts have won at miles
and mile heats" BUT observe his otcn perform
ance.. .+.
'Skylark won AZ RACES. heavy weights, long
distances, "a Kings Plates. more than any other
horse won. " lie won near so rnces of 3
and miles, many Of them heats, and sometimes
isro races the same day. In the handicap races,
be generally carried heavier weighs than any 9th
er, often gave 3 years and great odds in
weights-n the same day, carried 1853 lbs. 3
miles, aud 81 Ds.. giving Il ibs., and tcon both
races. Frequently for the Kings Plates, carried
from $50 to ITO lbs. miles. Hsbeat Economist,
sire of Hsrkaway; he beat Lady Elizabeih4 miles
Twice. carving l68 lbs, and she ran miles in
min. Is sec, with 1875 lbs. on her As proof of
the high estimation in which be stood with turf
men, be was handicapped 10 carry the most rIira
traordiaary and snheard Of reight 0f2i0 10 for
he Corinthians. The alterations in the Kings
Plate. haps been attributed his pew
formanees. vhieA hare been considered unrisadsd
on any turf. a%Ai years old, be challenged the
world 70 run fouc miles under the very heaviest
weights. No horse accepting The challenge ne
JOSIAH NM WAsE
Ass, B.--s..'s. casr+s Go "a
tpine 1919 s--H
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A., -.
~. p.. 60 T.,,.xrnso e's,.ar,,.
NJ '"' 80 $50, n -
n'e'o' VI w "P'''"Pa' |'"S'es"''" u '''' III
W, 1s'' ~ y
.lo'"u''y "eN' "ee'
On Sunday the 18th ult., in H'il'isnsport, Mr..
WILLIAM lRircH, formerly OF thus place
Al hi. residence on Back Greek. in hi. county,
On Sunday last Mr.. Thomas STILLwKLL, in the
esd wear Of his age.
Oo T,e.a,v ev.,;r, lac. :, mi. Mac. W.
J.co, A ,;uavr ,g.d ,hou, lo corr.
,
l|o"m""'e"
Died, suddenly Mt The rcsidenc" OF MS mo'her
on the motnine OF The 3lst ultimo, hoBtRr u
STtPHES, late Lieutenant L. > aged 81.
That II Is appointed onto men once to die, Is
borne out oy the removal OF generation aite' gen
Grafton tom the pleasures and pains OF tins mortal
lite. But whhe the decree passes upon all IN
stances now and again occur reminding US more
emPhat'caiIy That ~ Me midss o. fJs zoe are "
DEAN, AMI mat h' 5"dge /" az Ms aoor Inc
subject OF th's notice wa. CUT down IN tbe ptime
and vlgor OF manhood ms nnh~eiy late isdeep,
iy Iamented ny many ana WIZ be long morned
over oy MS '"riow'ns relatives ana friends Nn'u-
'"',y OF most k'hd am warm hearted disp'sh'"n'
ana Oh eNceHe"t parts, ne was neNo,eo o'o'her'
anu 'p'' "'' '''s es'''"'
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life is but a. the neeting shadow. and vet how
r,ueh ia 10 be done durin, its limited duration
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SENTENCE OF coUNrrRrErrEK.
Frederick county Court on Thursday Iaei
sentenced one OF the men WHO was fosind
guilty Of passing counterfeit coin 10 Fred
rrick, 10 five years and two months i'm
prisonment 10 the Peaitentiary. Such
characters stand bad chance in Fred
erick.
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I'M 20 RT Ed
SAYLs4KA.

VESHlS most capital Racer and getier Of Race
n horse. will stand this season which will end
let Juiy.) at my stable, pa miles east Of Berry
vile, $50 the season, to be paid befoie the
2nd Of Jul, next; SIS insurance, 10 be paid soon
a. the mare is known TO be in foat Parting with
the mare or irregular attendance At the stnnd for
feits the insurance. Groom sI, to be sent with the
mare. Part bred mares come at $40 the sea-
son, and $50 insurance, aud altogether mares
at $40 the season, and $50 insurance, if paid by
the % July next for season. or soon known Ia
be in fuai for insurance, otherwise there will be
deduction. This is fine grass country, and pas
inre wi,l be furnished at SO cent, pei week. Good
attention will be paid to mares and colts, Ia
ken 10 prevent accidents escapes, bot will not
be accountable for either. Mares to be fed or
grain must bring written directions ,ha, effect;
1t will be furnished as cheap possible gen
tlcman putting 5 mare. # his own, vii! be entitled
to Of them gratis a company putting 6, and
each accountable for all, will be entitled to one
of them gratis. Mares must bring with them writ.
ten directions upon what terms they are TO be put
Mares put last year by The and failirg, may
he insured this ysar at season price, If their
counts se,e settled up by July I'd, 1912. Mares
pu, this year by the and failing. maybe in
sured Esxt yenr 10 any horse then standing at my
stable, ut SEASON price Of such horse, IT their ac
for this year shall be settled by the 2d July
next No mare will be entiiled TO these privileges
and advantages, unless these terms are strictly
complied with.
The attention OF the public is particularly invited
to his game blood, remarkable stoutness and
pacivy carry heavy weights, endure great fatigue,
and run long distances, and lha promise aud run.
nirgs Of his get, extrnc,d fioin the Sporting
Journals, and other sources.
SkNLARk Is the best son Of Wax, Pope win
ner OF the Derby. (who wa, he best Of Wsxy;)
his dam Skylsik, tdam al~osnf Giles, capital hour
mile hos-) was go, b. Musician, out of sister 10
Pnouette, by young Eagle, Parrisort by SIR Peter
her dam Deceit, sister 10 the yellow msre by
Tandem-Perdita by HeTod-Fair Forester by
Sloe,- Forester Parrn-r-Crohs bay Bmb-
Makeless-b rimmei SON of Dodsworth- Burton
Bah mare.
Waxy Pope was by Waxy out Of the famous old
Prunel,a. who was dam also of Penelope. (dam Of
Whsiebone, Whistler, &c ) Parasol. Pelisse. Po-
dargus, lion.er, Pledge, Pope, Joan, Piquet and
Prudence, all names Of distinction.
Musician was got by Worthy, out Of Woodbine,
(dam also of Music aud minuei both winners OF
the Oaks,) by Woodrecker; Puzzle by Marehem;
Princess by ierod; Julia by Blank; Spectators
dam by Partner, &c.
Young Eagle, own brother TO Eagle and Spread
Eagle was got by Volunteer. dam by H'ghhyer,
Engineer, Csde. Lass of the Mil, BY Traveller,
Miss Makeless Sc"
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Candles +! Candles :!

d UST received and for sale low. Sperm and Tai
- low Candles; Sperm Candies at rs cts. by the
box. 80 cts single pound Also a superior 10,
of Candle Rick. GEO. RAENiiAL.
Ap,il 6. 1912.
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Department.
THIS Institution for the instruction of Young
Ladies', will GO into operation Under its organ
izetion, April LIST, 1913. The spacious and eon-
modiods bhildins situated on Prospect Hin, q, he
corner OF Washington and Prospect streets, (lsre
the property of W. ID. Bell decd. } has been Sc
cured. and the Principal will, after April ist. b.
enabled to accommodate u large number Of Board
ing Pupils.
Glasses will be formed in the various branches
of ENGLISH LITERATURE, and every ex-
srtion made to discipline the mind, and impar a
thorough understanding Of the studies pursued.
The c-urse Of instruction embraces Spelling,
Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Modern and An
csnt History, Modern and Ansient Geography
with drawing Of Maps, Composition. Natural Phil
osophy, Chemistry, Botany, Minerology Geology
Astronomy Illustrated by Maps ard Diagrams. m
teIlectual Philosophy, Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric
Logic, Algebra, Geometry. ihe kucsi,t and Mod.
ern Languages. Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Instructors properly qualified, engaged to
give Instructions in Music; in tbs French, Span
i.h. and Italian Languages, the Classics and Msth.
ematics
These branches of finished education, cen be
pursued to any desirable extent, as every facility
for improve ment will be afforded.
TERMS OF TUITION PER QUARTER OF
TWELVE WEEKS.
Spelling, Reading, Writing ami Arithmetic IS 90
Higher English Branches. with French
Language. 10 90
For Boarding (iucuding washing, fuel. light
&e.,) aud tuition in Engllsh aud French
3ne balfin advanced 40 90
For tuition in Music 10 90
for use Of Piano, 200
Parents or Guardians desirous of sending Pu.
pills, can receive further information by writing to
The Principal or to Mrs L. c Davis, Who has
charge of the domestic department.
March 30 lS43.-3w
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RUR1L0 SAFE.

"ILL be soil on Saturday mar, 8h instant
w all the Wooden materials of the two build
ings, standing on the site of the cunemE lated Ger
man Returned Church, on Burke street., consisting
Of House Logs. Joisi, Raf,ers. Floors, Roo6r e
Doors. and Francs, Window Frames. and Sash,
Veuitsn Skaters. Sc, the highest bidder to be
the purchaser.
Terms Of lSale.-Sx months credit upon b. nd
with approved security for all sums over three
dollars, Tor all under, cash. Sale commence at
o'clock, r. NJ. JAC0B MYERS,
d II DOLL,
B. DOLL,
April -lw COMMITTEE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06
YnlIEgmso

PEtHE Coparinetship existing between Jacob
n Hsmne and James u. Stephens, has been
.ometime Dissolved ne alI know. and yetthsre are
many Who bsvs not ciosrd their accounts, 10 all
such we would say FOR the last- ,iuc, that unless
they are pad or cluscd 10 very short time, suit
must be instituted JACOB HaMMF,
JAS. N. STEPHENS.
Alrii s. f243 6-3w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06
COMPANY ORDERS.
GROCERY. FORWARDING, AND
Georgetown. I'D. e..

HOHN HEDGES would most respectfully ia
81 form his fiien,is in Berkeley county. that he has
commenced The above business in the ware. house
ahloiaug Walter Smoot's old well known stand.
He will be happy to attend business OF any kind
that his friends may think proper TO lis
Flour ard all kinds Of Country Produce
received consignment He will sell groceries
on terms TO please such as may favor him with
their orders. The situation OF his house makes il
particularly convenient for the fors ardne business
as the steam boats from Baltimore and Alexandria
stop at his wharf He hopes 10 receive share of
the patronage Of his Berkeley friends, and can only
.ay. that any business entrusted to his care, will
be attended TO promptly aud f'ithfully, according
To instructions.
Water St Georgetown, d. c.
April 6, 1913 6-3w.