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MILITARY INSTITUTES AT THE ARMoRY.

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Ihe sncce~ " me sts'ou u eoueauon !" "es' iOn"'
and Lexington hsve been sddneed TO prove ma' inc se
system would De equally sueeessiuh Al inc hnnety.
40 one aoeo"' VINO mas mougn' on voc ssoyee. -,
mn'ary may DC eon0'nea WIN ei'n o1S - - -
INJURY 70 INC lsusf' ana this al 'ns, Sy
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oenofmsu oy INC ruUhe Sc 80. ff-h r.. ..,,s,
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,n.-.s 49, 49,. -. ,,;..,. 60.
r. a.. 81 =. .o,or,or ..,.. x,.y, nj ,hi,,. must
- a., 90 ,,i,.,, g.. 81, .,,o "a no ,.l,ed on tb,,
a, 49,, h...J a. go, "a s,o.av d,.e;nlinc and ,Laf dis
c,,,,. .,f.d n, Roth an Kind and degree
~, no .cboo nov. would ., could stand for month"; or
,h, n,r or;,,, o,Id ..ne,;,, for dsy when attempt
"A a. n. .no.d n, ,hcp, The number of arms and mum.
on. of war of snv Lnd deni,ed At the aruory is goate
aS, a.. = - :. - A.. - =, 81, ono orse,,l
[ y, ~ pa,o- al i nrobsbIy greater than at all
,hs Ars.n.l. IN IN. slave holding States combined
will al anv reasonable man. fat crisis like this
xh.r ahol,on in, soryon direction
hut one around us be safe or prudent or wise or pro
Nor In npy nspect i'm which the subject may be viewed to
place i. immense depot OF arms which, not only the
sal,tv of Virginia but the whole South may in
the Keeping OF bows; who let them be where thew may or
under what name You may choose attached them boys
still
The duties required of the guard are such As impose
I.h ,no, q, ali ,ye,,ber cons,,pt yi,lanc. and
close and this too without or va
cation,
N school soldiers could he relied on for the pcrorm
nnee of the eepy duties of the Public Guard
md eopld do n, m n, hev shold he done il would take at
least third. of their time: One third only of course
would be left for instruction How much boy would learn
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NM LEEIsLATrRE

Saturday completes the tenth week Of the session Of tn.
General Assembly.
All the gfcut neasurcs-the Apporionmont-R elief-
the Finsneossrs YET undisposed Of II would puzzle tho
member who asked by his constituents "whst have you
been doing in these seventy dsys which have cost tho State
near $4,000 pay you Z" We say It would puzzle the
shapest fellow among hem 70 give satisfactory answer.
Nothing would be his west and throw himsefup
on Virginia magnanimiy for indulgence and forgivenes-
But in reality, has been "a, worse than nothing; eorse
because the taxes must be rasedbecsuss the stag
gerng middle and classes be still further burthen.
ed to pay for this legislative dencss and e1travaeanee-
There Is etenay the lips Of Locofoc osm filthy
stream Of exaggerated and demsgogca profession and zeal
for the poor msns interests. How these emissions 70
deemed, when LocCocoirm obtans the power Of redenp
on1 Let the history Of the winter in Vifgis N. Carroll
and Georgia, the question. Prolonged sessions
ceasess tok increased expense ucous caucussnr sbor
tive relief, and This il the coin in which Lo.
eoiocoism redeems It's promises tho "Dcsr People,
Legislative counter Than the utter abortion in CHI tho
triumph Of LocofocJsrn has resulted in these three Ss
more especially when the result IL compared with the high
sounding and Wanting promises u e einyass the world
furnishes no example The whole good they have achiev.
cd has been BY adopting and completing Wig sasuss.
u asked, as We are daily asked, when Will the Legis.
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n EI.IEE

The Enquirer cordially with its tender. In lis
"joubs IN, efficacy Of this proposition (Mr To-
les) relieve the People" and doubt rcoiees that that
proposition has failed.
And yet We why the Enquirer should oppose
itself that mode Of Relcto all Rcef-thst Il should
"repest with the Compiler and spplaudngy repeat els
make farther eIo the subject Of Re-
leff"
We do suppose the Enquirer ignorant the dreadful
condition of IN. County. We ,eH suppose il seolod
and hardened against Relief practical aud Consttu
uonsl Why should it hope-why should 1t throw in
uencc prcdounsntas that influence supposed be with
the present Legslauresgainst relief against all
lief
Has thoarddoes il hear do the groans from the
People l. it advised of the appalling sacrifices which
are occurring under the She>s hammer l. IL aware
that in the months without Legislative relief.
Thousands give up their property and their homes and
wander, the subjects Of elebmosynary ecn,encyi
Can this OF thngs-so alarming the politician,
appalling the OF humsntynot he prevented by
Legislative action Cannot the Legislature least try
to prevent u Relief laws condemned-is there
other possible mode OF relief the suffering debtor class
Why-for what of State party, does the En-
quircr throw itself and great influence against all relief
We for souls imagine unless be because
have taken active agency in urging relief upon
the Legislature.
If the Banks rH NOT when legislativcly
issue small where is the harm of authorizing
do sol We Even in that view. the autho.
riy them do harm. because they will no, avail
themselves OF il.
Butf they should vail themselves of it. rs we have
know they woudf they should by the issue of
small notes, which will upon them for specie
make money plenty without rsquo their specie
soivencyi they should thus approximate the currency of
the country the demand foe money-rase the prices of
wheat and tobacco, and the debtor class from
ruin and Bankruptcywhy should the Enquirer object to il,
What principle is violated What human Being is wrong.
ed
Reiief-geat Reflects in the power Of the Legislature
and in spite OF the party discipline Of that body-n spite
Of the Wilde Of the Enquirer, yet look that
Relief administered to the People Ii it is not we shall
hold the intellectual hendthe Enquirer-and not the party
Slaves of that body-RESPoNSIBLE
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WIG CONVENTION.

The Wing Convention the 22d instant. Although
the times hard, hope representa-.
ton Of the party from all sections Of the State 1t mos,
manifest that the Locos cannot, will not they can do
any thing for the couny-save TO asgavae the desses
which they produced; and therefore, it is the incum.
bent upon the Wings grid up their lions and rally once
with renewed vgOr for the and preservation
OF our free institutions
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARDl

WE will pay the above reward Of $50, for ap
pretending and delivering 10 this place NOsrs vbo
ed himself Moses feen and ROHrRT o s25 The Of
'neI o. NEW or SO piece for dsq1sng ~ that
we se uen again M0tc' 10 stout bright mu0 man about
yta' o1 and about feet 10 inches high he has LOT ps Of The
uf eve 10 neat 70 De nose We do ecysr which Of he eve
n1s were injured k0her bright muiatto man about ~
o. and shout fest6 inches brh hair and 10 land
e W'h mace man ne carried will BIN coat and
avef esp We purchased uo Richmond on the 7fb
anna 81 Moses was The properly of ST. DIks sod
~ n'ed BY NJ George Dcvebs Fredenck county Marybs-
gDst VS. pufcised N Sc Henry Bann ani Wa fni ts
VS. fhncs william county, Va They len Iron works In Bo-
ger, IASCuopyr I. erp,,cS, ,s'''-
- Tss-'s " re- fih. lefJ T. lO--clW
" Iht ta-um9fe raifnt cnnr eanEu,-
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delegate during the present session Of the General Assem-
by meet. hearty and that he well deserves
the plsud: "well done, good and faithful servant"
9Th Rsored That the proceedings Of this meeting be
signed BY the Chairman and Secretary; and that they be
forwarded the Richmond whs, STAR and Petersburg In
iehgeneer, for publication.
On motion. the meeting adjourned
T. II. EPES, Chsirmn.
Keenan, H. BrRRrSS, Sec'y.
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X. J. CockE, Secretary.
tn n, Ed;,or az N, U-b;g.

To the Editor of the Wig:
l. il possible that the General Assembly has decided
that they will give relief 10 those who money
Will they give breath long enough TO bring in the
wheat cropl VIII they connpe TO refuse TO do that which
neglected do in eSgcnt times like
the present. l old man, and am willing TO qualify
that never knew much general distress for money We
denying ourselves comforts and uNures that have
been used and rainug every make head
against sacrifice and ruin. and representatives are
doing, and have done, all they trammel the monied
institutions OF the country, and enhance taxation a, the
pcnse and Ut the valuable portion Of the corniu
nifty
The prevailing opinion here ,hs, the restrictions upon
the Banks should be removed and let them be useful TO the
mercantile of the world and for that purpose We would
appeal Toler. MeRae and kcen and all Others OF the
like opinion. 10 make the effort in our behalf.
The opinion OF many sensible Is that the Assembly
should least defend the Banks against the Brokers
How subscribers TO continue the paper after they
have been sold the sacrifices going the rounds
The Editor OF the Enquirer has taken sides aais; and
will he not share similar tate. II there
for Legislative relief Columbus discovered Anne
rica very time. Why sickle much about
State Prde when there Is 50 much devastation and rum
upon her ciIzens We OF that you, Editor
OF widely circulated paper. should the influence
justly due distressed people, who asking 70. the
very relief that will enable them pay their dues hear
tin the mouths OF that they decline the papers
they will be able pay the subscriptions and who
wants TO read paper when distressed death by the she
IFS and saayers OF the country. We asking any
body pay debts, time and the use Of our
aborng hands to DO the thing ourselves. And If
Will be allowed the Banks Loose they have the
money locked up and the people all going ruin Is tins
fair PLAYS it Justcel Did the people give their consent
- the establishment of these be thus
meled by the Legislature, the prejudice Of the agcu
turIst This state OF things vii drive the people the
Oregon Territory, that worth dollar the United
States. Tell the Assembly give law Of discretion
the Banks lay their taxes and 60 home and they will be
greeted by their constituents small additional circula-
ion Of will enable to sell properly make crops
and pay debts There five OF my n-ignbor. present
Wings and Democrats, all urging the publication Of this
very badly written letter. \ FARMER
Middle Virginia, TIN Fcb'ry, 1888
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DIED,

On Wedne-iay 7i u Scarlet Fever. Able LOUISA
only daughter of A. Jldson and ~ Crane years
DTNouhen papers viii please copy.
Suddenly Saturday Mount Prospect
Of Col. VIM. H. Macon New Kent county MARY MACUS.
daughter ~ H. Vs. and 81 Chainberiync Of cagcd two
years nd SIX months
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-10

MARRIED.,

on Weiht ,day 9Th instant BY the Rev Letter ROYAL
PARRISH E'q TO Miss RUTH BETilIAH, daughter Benajah
Thomas, Esf, al n this city.
90 Enquirer and Religious Herald will copy.
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pt,xIIiATAN-

At an adjourned meeting 0f the Wings OF Powha,sn
held the Court House, the 9th day OF February lsi3
for the purpose Of appointing Delegates the Wing Con
venton 70 hello IN the City Of Richmond, the 22nd
day OF February next.
The meeting called - order by Capt Thomas Miller
the President and the object OF the meeting having been
explained,
Ga motion Of Mr.. b. w. Enney,
Rssoired That the Chairman sppont thirty Delegates to
attend the Wing Convention, be held in the City Of Rich
mond. the 22nd February next
In pursuance of this resolution, the Chairman appointed
the following gentlomen;-B. w. Finney, b. l. Meade.
James NJ Harms, z. ST. Geo. Cooke, Wm ii. Henning,
Chastain Cooke, Chas s. Truehear Thomas Page, Ben
Hobson, WIN Straitou, Jr Reuben Murray Jno. b. Low
~. David McCan, Richard j. Gillian Richard Anderson,
Ben Anderson Jno. r. Poval Josiah Smith, Jno B. Tins
ley, Geo. W. Tnsey Jno. Watkins Jno. VI. Miller. WIN.
Turpin Willis J. Dance, X. +. Graves Harwen Tucker,
Samuel 7. Hawes II. 5. Belt.
To which. on notion the Chairman and Secretary
added. On motion,
Respsd That the proceedings of this meeting be sent
the Richmond Wing for publication
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
TIL. MILLER, Chairman.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-10

The Wings OF Charlotte have nominated Wyatt Cardwcll
candidate for,he Senate succeed Mr. Boudin-sub.
jec the decision OF Convention OF the District-o
which they appointed delegates Proceedings tomorrow
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

VIE SUDscTIOet Ihkts TINS method OF INFORM
n ing his friends and the public that he conducting
general Commission business Ne viii prompt attention 10 the
se Of Tobacco and other produce care and he
hopes by street adherence TO business pub
lie patronage Liberal advances upon eonsgnments once
the one formerly occupied by Fred Anderson Co. and next To
Mcssrs Luslam. Preston 4 Co
fc 7-lINAcIm L III q NJ IN,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-10

THE ARTIST Monthly Ladys Books the
title Of very handsome periodical beautifully
published in New York by r Quare, at 81 per snnum.
1t contains much pleasant miscellaneous reading in Poetry
and prose, besides music and full of the newest
Parsian fashions.
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NEW BOOKS, February 9th.
=. LYONS has received nj his chean RooL

N. stors-Nos Burke Of Ours; Nv Lever
with Illustrations by PhiE, at Oh cents per number
No Martin Czzewi Dickens to be COMPLETED in twenty
number 10 correspond with the cheap editions Works CT
per number
The Old Curiosity shop BY Boa, so cents
Josef Andrews: BY Fielding. IS cents
The Red Rover By Cooper. volumes. so cents
Wing and Wing: By do 50 cents
Sister Anne: by Paul De KOek fresh supply 2S et.
Blanca Cappeno: BY Lady Buwsr at cents
History Of the American Revolution. No. I, 1874 cents
Nos ] and Medical News. cents per No
The Ladies Companion for February
The knickefbockcT for February.
9J- Don't forget the cheap BOOKSTORE OF A. 4 LYONS
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THRUST SALE.-By virtue of n deed of Trust,
executed to the subscriber by Simeon Nancy Tor bear
Ing date Ord February is2 and the Clerks once OF
Cumberland county shall for purposes deed mentioned
se at public auction MONDAY eth day February
1913 AZ Cumberland Courthouse that for
al OF said simeon ToeTs interest in the Benjamin oIet
deHa late Of Cumberland heng undivided oety Of
one eish paFt thereof Selling Trustee IL In
me vested by said deed will be though believed
10 be good. CHARLES NJ RACTAyn
fe lO--c5t-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-10

IL SEARS FAMILY MAGAzNE.-We have received from
the Bookstore OF Mr. Harold, who the ngen, in this city,
the fret number Of this publication The reading matter is
quite interesting and each number is be illustrated BY
more than twenty engravings.
The Magazine is published monthly 80 year. or ls;
cent? a single number.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-10

The Ladies VI the Humane Association take this meth
cd Of returning their thanks Mr. BDydcn Of the Exchange
Hotel fO the very essential service rendered the
Of the Orphans At the late Fur by his liberal and rratuous
grant bis spacious r0om and other accommodations so
ded the occasion For the ubromnR kindness and
hon Of himself, and his aftsants. the Ladies likewise
turn their knowledgmoup-Those whose sympathy in
such cause, will permit them accept Of pecunary
recompenss will receive from the appreciation Of their own
hearts, snd from the God fthe Orphan and widow
ward for higher than human pen bOstow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-10

Mr. S,Oins OF Logan has been tanned several day.
from MS seat by indspositon.
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JAMES kltEn LAND fun SALE.
E(l virtue of two Deeds of Trust from Tho

Va
mas NJ Harris the bearing the IA, day Of June
e'2 TO the undersigned r. Graves Hannibal Harris and The
other bearing date the End month 10 the .
signed ianl Barns and Ro Wren which deeds are du
recorded in the Clerks once Of County cour; ".
shan Tor purposes said deeds mentioned expose sale at public
auction at Powhaan Court House Monday in March
next being Coursy) parcel y on jane.
ve near Judes Ferry in the county Of Powhaan containing
2olf acres "a acres OF which James low Eround
% acres of woodland and the balance highland mos. OF
which 10 IN good heart.
IEKHs-Sl6S0 Will Be required balance one and
two years equal astamen satisfactorily The te per
isey sood but shall sell and convey trustees only
r. +. GRAVES }
an nANL HARRIS, }Tris,.s.-
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The Speaker laid before the House a communication
from the Governor covering the proceedings of meeting
in Norfolk, in relation the slave Latimer The Governor
states that he will the correspondence with Gov
Morton in relation Latimer, and hoped with better re.
suits than have heretofore attended the correspondence
On motion of Mr.. TAYLOR, the Governors communca.
ton and papers accompanying, referred n select
committee composed Of the following gentemen-Messrs
Taylor Daniel, Of r., Bocock Lewis Loake Of A. Pow.
ell of F., Alworth Irving, Leftwich, Basel, Worhngton
Strother Edginton, Goodson, and Parks
On motion, the House adjourned.
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VlRGiNlA.---In Chancery.-At Rules held j.,
the Clerks Once the Cirean ssper,or co,r an -,
ehaneer,, for ccoehlaHd county, Fsboiar ~ las
Peter J. Archer r,,.,.
Against -''"
Robert Macon paaiel A. wilson Jacob Miehau, and Cha.
,s-s.,.1 Dens
according TO the act " Assembly and the rI-. :, ~, go
anu 1rans oy satisfactory evidence he a M, ~, h.I
.sn' OF thus commonwealth; 10 thar IN. IA a..
ss"h 90 appear 6eiore the Judsv eor, A III 80,
nous OF e SAID county the Tuesday ATE. the thl, Mna..
"a np nest and answer the said b cory OF mi. -
nehmond TOT two months successfully /. posted Al M o.,
Soof OF the Court iou-e ct thu. county. ~ '
:. 10 Msw Copy-Teste; ". MIIIpRc G
StoRA1E-The subscriber prepared 10 .tot. GA ,...s
~ 'stms the bulk Il s,ooo barres.
-" .o-"" JAS. a. PATTEsoN
$780,. COMMON CIGARS
'GhN THOUSAND Common Cigar-. in 10 M ,ox.. g.
. sac Nety low. &c lo-sw JAS. A. PArrrsoS
V2(ln BUSHELS Maine Potatoes 60, .aLe an e-.1 -
ICOO Flor del Mar. by '~"''
" " --- RANKIN a wHrLocK
100 BUSHELS prime Clover Seed for sale
" &c ~ WIN PALMER.
ans FOR PHILADELPHIA, this schr. p,onccr
capt Rhea now loading anil having half Of her e,,ro &
sF1u WIN have Dispatch For freight passage apply ON hoard
:. ,Se,'S, what OF to fe 10 JAs FISHER a soN
FOR PORTSMOUTH, IN. I'D
AEre L ne line iast-sailing schr. ARMIpA i Il ov,r,
master having considerable her cargo engaged VIII h,,.
fof balance Of freight apply Muster on boar or IN
RANKIN wHr11.oCK. lst -
HSs(h Cords OF Pine Oak Wood for ,ale he
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DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN.

Aucuoneers and Commission Merchants.
Richmond, Virginia,
mare usually J@ sdie on consignment from lIanutaes
fwrs and Importers,
{ ,OFFEE-Rio. Laguayra. Java and Old whit,
- st1ARs-Ncw Orleans Porto and n, Croi,
49,. - Single and Double Loaf
sALr-L.verPoo Pine. in ,aeks
oliS-rannsrs, Bleaehcd Lamp and I.nsocd
S,s "inu'" Patent Tsnow, Northern mouli
Warehouse and Tobacco Boz
ALUM, sALTPErRE .-.
CoPPERAs INDIGO
RICE. CHEESE
RACE GINGER. PiMENTo
THrsayssp and Letter ruled and plain-wnppas
Ae-E"ra Fine Gunpowdsr. n chests
= 9 az ana lib 10 ID, eOre' GunpOwdsr
Imperial
Black in papers
"a constant supply OF choice qusitie, Of Tea,,
ptA uslTsp rtme and second qualite.
vTrS sea a Tor the Manufactured wauan, the quality
VIII LEAD-bcst qualities S''
SOLE LEATHER-N,w York inspee,op hr.na.. ...,
damaged" O'ahoea COCO and
LiGoRiGE-ln cases, prime quality
WHlskEf-Common. in bosshead. and barrel.
OH and superior
WINES-Nnjea sicily M.d.r,
Manga, Museat
Champagne and Claret
bhNSDf-SuP"rior Cosrase
Common qualiie.
Imitation
SALAD oIl~-Freneh. in botes
:IMoNDs, BUNCH RAIsIN5
PoWDER-Ba.ing
s w, and Eae Of all sizes branded -Ksntueky'
BROWN soAP-seyernl rrod... nIO
SAUNDERS, S cSann.s.o :. .sszor e.l.p-.
- for sale cheap, by '' 9"OP'
is 10 RICHARDS * GARDNER
NNTHA QUALITY HAZORs.---For sale Cheap !.
- rev EazcTsof vey superior quality.
ie 10 RICHARDS GARDNER
TX onGEhs' Pen md Pocket Knives, a hnc as.
IL AIMS.
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~ There will be Meeting Of the Temperance So.
eiey, Of the Medical Students, at the Pubic Lecture
Room, on Saturday evening, Feb. llh, OF ~ o'clock
The Pubic generally Is invited and the attendance Of the
Ladies Is particularly socted-AddFessos may be expect
ed, from the Rev ID. d. SNrrH, and others.
Feb. 10th. GEO. w. O. MAUPGN, Sec'ry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-10

Auction Card.---HayDsour FcRHruPg. &c, ~ Auction,
under the Exchange Hoe THIS FRIDAY) Mornng 81 10 O'Clock
~ which u House keepers generally
The rtANo FORTE viii he sod ~ o'clock, precisely.
70 inl INLoEs 4 BROTHER. Auen
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By Mr.. MooEE, OF c. That the Committee of Roads in
que the expediency OF authorizing ministers Of the
gospel travel turnpkes within the free
Of toll in going and returning from religious meetings
ard also other persons tho ncghborhood any usual
ofmeeting.
By Mr. BOILING; That the Committee of Courts inquire
into the eNpediency Of changing the time the commence
OF the Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancey for the town Of Petersburg from the
20 the 9Th of June.
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-. .,..- Sauhacrs' S,r.p..
SAUNDERS, chapmans Emerson. superior R,,o, s,,o,
~ for sale, cheap by f-'
fslO prCu,pnS o.nn>r,
The Weekly register., 1843-10-07
GIN MAKING.
and Repairing.

The subscriber begs leave to inform
the Planters Of Ponola and the adjoining
counties, that, having permanently loca-
ted in the town Of Ponola, he is pre-.
pared TO make to order CoTToN GINS of
the firstquality, on the plan Of GRIswoLD
d PRATT. He has several of that
make now on hand and for sale, which
he will warrant. as well as those Of his
own make, equal, if not superior TO any
now in use. He is also ready to re-
pair any Gins on the shortest notice, and
will warrant the work.
Those persons who may wish TO see
specimens of his work, can do SO at the
plantations of Mr.. Ii. w. Middleton and
Mr.. Edward Davis, Ponola county, Mr..
James Morris, Lafayette co., and Mr..
David w. Dickerson, Yalobusha CO.
Gen. Jno. Rayburn and Col. L. B. Hill
also have specimens ofthe same work.
For ell work done, the lowest cash pri-
ces will be charged. Shop in the ~ E
corner oflhe town. A. Fl. BURDINE.
Ponola, March %, 1843. 3-tf
The Weekly register., 1843-10-07

II ETTERS Testamentary on the es
Id tate of Isham l.. Watkins, decd
having been granted to the undersigned
at the July Term, 1843, of the Probate
Court of Fallahatchie county,
NOTICE is hereby given, that all per-
sons holding or having claims against
said estate, to present them properly au-
thenticated within the time prescribed
by law, otherwise they will be forever
barred.
M. WALTON WATKINS, Ex'r.
of the last Will and Testament ofIsham
L. Watkins decd.
July 10, 1843.-18-6w.