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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-08

Trustworthy, from the money markets of
the world, and often only able to get along
by forcing its bills Of credit on unwilling
creditors--completes the deplorable picture
of the consequences Of ignorant and wicked
misrule.
From the Government in the hands of
MIR. Van Buren,, pledged lin his own
words) to follow in the footsteps of his
illustrious predecessor" pledge which,
whether we regard the moral, political, or
economical errors of that administration,
il must be admitted he but too faithfully
ful6led--no relief of course was to be ex-
pected. Indeed, after perssting in the
measures that brought about the public
calami,ies-after aggravating those calami-
ties by the clumsy and awkward manner
in which the measures were carried out
and adding for himself other and serious
causes of complaint, he hazarded the bold
fallacy, rather than retrace his steps or
admit his errors, that Government, how
ever potent to destroy, was impotent TO
relieve-and coldly babe a suffering peo-
pie, crying out for relief, TO look for it to
themselves. They did so--deposed from
power men who had shown themselves
incompetent TO the task of Government, or
faithless to its high responsibilities, and
called to the helm one, whose warmer SYM
pathies with the public distress, and juster
views of the powers and uses of Govern
ment, revived afresh, as they justified, the
nations hopes. Under the auspices Of the
amented Harrison, the confidence was in.
dulged that the Government would be once
1lI
integrity vindicated anew, the policy under
which the country had SO long and greatly
hourished be restored, and with it those
good old times that had been so recklessly
sacrificed to new and fatal experiments.
Why have these cherished hopes been dis
appointed Why have these promised
blessings not been realized! The answer
is easy and obvious The restoration to its
ancient policy, which the nation had de-
creed, and from which alone a return Of
prosperity was expected, has never taken
place. Why, is familiar to ALL Death cut
off the appointed instrument of this Re-
form, when he had but just lived long
enough to confirm the nations confidence,
and give assurance of the faithful fulfil
ment of the nations hopes. How bitter
the disappointment of those hopes-how
fatal to his country--how suicidal to him
self--the betrayal of like confidence by
successor, whose conscience, sleeping
while its revelations might have hindered
preferment, awoke (place and emolument
once secure) only to confound his friends
in the midst of victory, and give succor to
his enemies in the moment of defcat--we
forbear TO discuss.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-08

Louis Fitzgerald Tasistro, the very pop
ular and talented editor of the "Boston
Notion" has retired from the editorial chair
of that paper. He intends shortly to COM
mence the publication of paper in the
city of New York.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-08

81 am guilty." because there are plenty of
persons in this country, from places where
he has lived, who, if called upon would
say. "he is guilty"
No wonder he grasps the intoxicating
bowl with such avidity; no wonder-bui
we forbear, leaving him 10 his conscience.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-08

THE WEATHER.--Snow fell in this place
last Sunday to the depth of twelve inches.
Since then the weather has moderated, and
the snow all disappeared. The last two or
three days have had spring-lke appear
ance, and we think we may now officially
announce the departure of winter on a
northern mission.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-08

OFThe editor of the Democrat charges
us with "biackguardism." Charging thing
and showing il to be true, is two things
We know not whether the charge is true or
not: but one thing is certain--in his last he
has proven himself one. The cap sits
gracefully on his brow: there we leave il.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-08

UTo reply to several remarks in the
last Democrat, would be 10 prostitute our
columns to purposes which we do not wish
to insult our readers by doing: to resent
them, otherwise, would be degradation
we cannot stoop to.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-08

We have never made up our mind as 10
what the poet meant when he penned the
line quoted by the editor of the Democrat,
but suppose bis favoritc for the Vice Pres
idency could explain.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-08

UFWe were informed last night the
Steamboat Emele struck snag and sunk
in twenty feet water, on Wednesday last,
on her upward trip, at Loutre Island; no
lives lost. 1t is supposed all her freight
will be lost.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-08

every decent man in Glasgow KIN ows tina;
while there We gave not the slightest foundation
for shadow Of complaint against u.s."
Democrat Of 7aesd az.
If getting beastly drunk and playing
"Bagatelle," commonly called "nigger bill.
liards," all day and greater part of the
night, four or five days in succession, is
not the slightest foundation for shadow
of complaint" against him, we give up and
acknowledge he is very decent man.
We call on him to produce a gentleman
in Glasgow, who knows any thing of his
conduct while there, to say whether we
accuse him wrongfully or not.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-08

"THE AMERICAN LABoRER."-We have
been requested by several persons to ask
the publishers TO forward a specimen of this
work. If they will do so, we will try and
use il to their advantage t-
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-08

UTThe little account we had against
the editor of the Jefferson Inquirer is like
a great many little accounts of the editor
of the Democrat: mot squared up"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-08

UThe character the last Democrat has
established for its editor, must be a great
consolation to the friends who assisted him.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-08

"We hope the editor of tbs Democrat
will favor his readers with second edition
Of "tit bits" such as adorned his last
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-08

The river is now open; several boats
have passed up. There is water enough
for the largest boats, and the river rising.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-08

UThe editor of the Democrat endorses
for the editor of the Sentinell Par nobi-
e fratrum. Do they divide spoilsl
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-08

UThe st. Louis Ledger has been dis
continued. Cause: want of patronage.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-08

We copy the following sketch, of a Sun
day in New Orleans, from the 81. Louis
Organ. As we know it to be correct, from
our own personal knowledge, we give it a
place in our columns that those of our
readers who have never visited the Cries.
cent city may form some idea of the place
on Sunday
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-08

LIRhteen huHuTed and IWehIy'
Banks Circulation. Capital. Loans.
800 @ 44,S00, 900 $l37 900
Eighteen hundred and thirty.
$50 6l,3e0. 900 las, 100000 $500 400 900
b.. Eighteen hundred and thirty. seven.
634 l49,l00,000 300 700, 900 525, 100, 900
- Eighteen hundred and forty
722 l06,00O00O 35s, 900, 900 462 500 900
From 1920 10 1889 the National Bank was in
existence--ln the interval between 1880 and 1897
its charter expired, and was not renewed; and the
result was the multiplication Of State Institutions
and the eDlsrgemsnt Of their field Of operations,
without reference 10 the sexual wants ofthe coun.
ny. snti the system was crushed by its own
weight
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

cEGN CT TVE BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT.
Ig II = TODD. huS just received large anil
com9', To- assortment of Toe following Gro5@. vhirh
arc ol rhc go 0ur'irv. anil vr'! hr sold low f1r
.nrI.~ BOOT. STCE AID BONNET HOUSE.
GENTLENENS' ROOTS AND SLOTS
Fine CHI md Morocco Boots, .scucI, c.:y nadc.
do do DO pump solo
Eir; Calr md Thcs Boots.
GanGcmcn,' fro ra'land N.rocco shines ~ Tho
latest style. yi--E rdI.os Unions. DnNu3na- Web.
s,crs. Call anI Murrcco Dancing Pumrs. Tavern
Slips nod water pruuf Over shoes; also, zip and
Thick Hruc0r 90 o'I lird-.
LADIES' SHOES & ROOTS
Fine black ,o'd aud bruuzDI KID S'irrc-s or
different kinds. Village Lace. Paris Ties Bu>kius.
j., r.on Ties fine strap and rjc KID Seal. Mrrurco
and Cl'l walking shoCs. white and b.aCs kiI and
Satin SlrC-cr,, black ruI cold SIX nul Lasting
GuItcrs. water prom + fur lfucI Over ehnrs.
MISSES & CITLDRENS' SHOES.
Fine rrrs mode Xii arI Arrorrn Slippers. KID.
Scpl auI CHI walking Shoes, Morocco, oud Cal.
Iarc Boot black ond cn.'d XII Bu-Eius. hlck and
crrd VicIpra Callers, KID. Cali aud Morocco Ankle
Ties.
HATS, CAPS AND BoNNETs.
Tine P.au and Wave P.orcrrr Eud Bnrncls.
Erel-h aud American Straw do, Cyrrr-s. willow
arj Lawn do. Geuucucu-' Fine Lr-Hrru. SINGLE
and double Irm Summer iIls. Iufluug Panama
OF Orleans Hats Bows aud Ch.Ireu.' LclaUru
and Palm Leaf Hats of cvorv aarciy.
LEATHER.
Spanish Country Sole krp and Upper Leather.
Calf. EH. Goat. % ra.na a.I Lining Setus. r. fho
best quality Also pretty respectable sgru.Ic ut
DRUGS AND MEDICINES just rII 30 uo
Sign Htr BLACK MAMMOTH ECOT South
ind OF Make. S .uaic. nay 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22
CHEAP BARGAINS,

~ w IIEISKELL has received and j. now
q - opening ~ lhc conner Of Cni'u 0ud MIR. g.
Si-ccI. Opposite ) Jrjh West corner of the MARKET
HOUSE. % large supply "l
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
To ~. ich be res. ncuily invite, lhr attention Of
Ihc public. l. has h,ruun cu-i"uary for persons
processing 10 bc Alr.rhanrs Co r'dcayur 90 create are
EGcj eEasHL" ly rl'.ug lIsIu wlrrhIc Ia'cmoUl,
IN regard 10 rhc rn.ufIy aUd rhouUuDss OF !hclr
GuDd>, that IL Is', e presumed lh1I tho pun'lr have
become disguised with "s4ch tricks ui trade and
will he satisie' vuh The truth Nii uer-pas wish
ing 10 purchase GyDi> 40 small advance - The
Eastern cos. invited 60 call. nud they are assured
thai ibs WI, be- he case. aud Iu.~iakc. w
DCishcll "auuui sr.l hs guOls as 'uv rs Country
hIcrraaus rau parrlse rHriu ga ihc Eastern cities;
hut viii sell as cheap o. uIry CON he bought Iu
Wheeling. Tie putllc will liad almost every arri-
Gle Of DRY GOODS az his store, suitable !JI 'hc
eason.
500 ps Amer can Prints exceedingly ,hc1U; 100
pieces English and French Chiurz; 20 pieces Earle
ton, NJ Winchester, French AMI domestic Gu- huW>;
- bales Brown Mu,n uIi prices, $50 pieces
f'cacHcd Muslin vCry cheap; uccks and Furniture
C0Unns; lrar Linens; B-pWI holland; Grass Linen
for coais; Crusr Brown Luru; 'Ttb'c Cloths; Brown
mud Eleachci Table Diaper, Towel Diaper, Biri-cyc
Diaper Fiauacs a,l colIr-; BlackB.ue. Dab Brown,
Green AMI Invisible Green Clpli-; New style En-.
plish Fancy Clssmcrcs; CnssiucIfs and Kennedy
Jeans; 5I1ck and Brown Summer Ci1lh at various
qualities; Black and Mixed Drl.Iny CuUoual,s. &r;
Glwbruus, cupc and Crnrc IissC. M'u~n de
1aiucs; Bizislucs new siyr Pointed Slx,uic-; Don
net silks aud lawns; also Iuirg-; vhi.c. hIc, nuI
MIXED elk 7ui cotton hose aud OF hoses Brnhazuo-;
Mcriuoi p1,ha c'1rl Ba,k Italian and "lhtr SI',i
Splendid assortment of NrsIu-. DIS md 'f1hhy
Vc'vci-; Sils, Hrachc and AiIu-1 dn Llru' Shr,'.;
Ladies Cr4ya.s; Green Eaugr; CulHniiy Veil;
Silk and Linen CIulur !! tul sgtg.i.pi.; q Irk S.
Cotton. Nlohllr auI Eid Glove; Light Cuorrd
Cloves auI oaa, style Aig'. il-'c 5ui rnrend L1ca
Edglugs md FlJ,ius-, J.r1uaI and Swiss Edrn-s
md luscrtu1. a yluglr GO Cup nod Bu"ct Rob.
hons; Jlroucr. Swiss aud hiuN NrsIe.; Trl-uu
Muslin ur Blrncrs; jpnUrnau-; Fury Niu's PLAIN
nnd Figured; Ingram GIruouar nui ku-s t,iul
Yarns from So = rp I .. Cultured Caruat EFrrs.
BONNLTS, EDNNErS. now style S. ring Bon
nets. very great variety Cor Ladies' aud CuIua
Paln Leaf Hats. very cheap NOR 50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

H CIINSrON EEpBYHLL &c co. Ut 40 13I
o. M,'u s'rect.hnye received %. add are uu,, open.
ing large siurs of slruz lud summer r,r4 Ir, or
tu8u any yet offered u Goa. market. Orr .i.rk b.
now large, cr1'n'mg almost every article %.
sunIly krpi lu DRY Go.'as' sturcs. Also general
n.surimcHfp C llaurrs Fuis aul Trimmings. Cla,rs
Buttons. TureIG-. Brushes rud -r,frgs Ise. Curr
trv merchants uuJ rhc public generally are rcsucr.
fully iuyrrI rp c1.l anj oyrm.uc or rHemsciycs
Orr DFtfrs cannot fail fI please may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

TreIsiIr Of VAN sfrtfI, IIhefIIrr. IA.
z = AVE on haud aud are constantly mauUl1Ciur
& q ing a general assortment u' superior ur and
sill, haas. They nave received fha latest spring
fashion from Sew York and are now prepared
supply Co order oil sizes and EasEgos 90 t.s
.--CIt or past style. as may sult custom. ars,
i.-r. nod Hrab BCgv tr and Castor, PLAIN
White Russia and Naut Hats.
They also keep 0nh nd an 1Es0riT00U !pl1ru
ans fancy uuu. 81 70 I'd .O.s lur and cloth cops.
OH rfvuIen they offer 'n their customers aud che
public on he most plea ing terms.
All 1rdnrs rom country merchants end del.-
cr- nr1w.rI Fl lied 900 .hs nos favorable terms.
thHu.r.l Tor be- liberal rarIpraau they hove
heretofore received tHur solicit "a share &C pub
Ie patronage which .u.s aye .s'arwIura On. r'-
serve by prompt n ton ION, personal, HuD. cltl.n
o. bushes. and cheap and favor. BILE Yates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

i
.......- a.,.,.r. .5 r ...,,-f .pr,r>H. n.t
IS. Five. ID r., .,rr. + saa.r. rg me c.t. 81
f frsr.. ..r... ,.,. b.. .... b o. p mean -r..-
f.-.c Storm s.f. .r I'D. Cd ..-....,.,
..r.rs g.... No.. ..,...t.. ~.
a..f -...'sr.. as .rr-r. ...I.,.. -..., ,.. r.,.
rs y.-..c ID. ono. ,.... d.. KING
ana. ID o. .Ir....r
20 EsE-T--r.. ---E!st-E-.', -.' r..
LrFnErrl ara .-s. And g.aF... E.E..,
= .'rpsI., r.... -.. r.' .... . 49,. a.,
r-. -,..r .l-s..,,.. .- q, '....,.... I,..--...r.
H.. ~, Il las 81 ,,-. an - b.. .,r- r..t,, DIS
.~ ..r.,.,., rods .-., ar. ....,rr ,..,. -....,
80 t '.,,,...- b., '.,..... ..... ~, .....'..,
.r. .. r.,...n ID. gu. ... I.r a. ... f.., r-
ma. % .-.-r... o. .. f.r.f f.a ,....
a.. ,.. .....-.- f.. r.. -,st. ..l...f .... rr
/ .,r- cans, b. ..,,tar. az .vsras.
,.,,...rv r,...sr I,.I1 ono school home,
r .... 49,. rf..u l- !sfty l..f;r4 i've centre of
~ ...,, ...,.. =. ....i i5.-., lr p-.r i,-.,
nuns. f.. ..... ........ ..ari ID ll-t.y.r. III,
, ma. ~ J.. '"- ~. ~. ~. a, ~
l'''' ..',i G ,....v' each. ,.r juni.rs ,.--
.. p. s..,rfs .r.r.4.. r1sr...-- dec.
N--'1 $500 ,,, -,s i n,..... ..-. %, ..a III.
.',.. .7.... r...lrv
Huii'' a. '' s...- r...-. .-
" i'a '....' "- .... .. ''- '' d. '.'..
''s ''.. . @ D., 's7
- 49,, g.. 49,. .....,., ... ''. ID, o.. .r.-...'
.... .... 81. ...... .rr .... I.r,.. .
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'... t-,.s ..., . l....,f. .r ..- a., r.-....
~, -. D., r..,.- ..- who E,.s.r 10 .,r..
AZ ,.-....- o.. ..-.. r. 4. ... ,r, rrcr,
fs-' s,5r. 81 TO-. srl. lots aaa i.aHu as iaI...s
,... ,n,yr I.ls DISK bv f,v..v. rods each.
. I.r'.aIf, twenty lots OF ug..a... as.. and u..e
.. n -- Id lois D. acres, aud ..-rvla.. a.
- 90 i.r...r..r z.,,.E.. steam I.at r..-
go II. ..i ever. purchase r. their !...i. .,s
Goods tool. and provisions I-.I. b as
IN n.y. ,r1o-, tsrI ai.h Ja.m, not ,Ns,,.I. 3
l-rr .asf o.. the $40 town, ,r the l,lr-st point
= D.. E, .,afY...r. for the. s.rrr az tr.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22
DIR VIC OOI) =.

EXTRAORDINARY DESPATCH ~ TIT
CHEAT WEST s-ts@.

EYTRAORB7ElRy DESPATCH ~ TIL
GEEkF WEST al;E.
IMPORTANT news 10 TdEPJHliH. THE
GREAT WESTERN DRY GDDDS : 'bf.As A.
GAINST THE WORLD FOR BARGAINS.
fcIE,PEs ,ND suLa CHEAPER, THAN tn" CHEAP
Esr -
u ESp.CGFCLiG IIip-. t.r .i..Znnso " rcr-
II lIug and their read 90 -u'ar.i thai '.si
are now RECEIVING at their Store on tu suu, Iu-. ass
corner OF Ni-Iu s.Ic.l and A-rt,t Icy, t'tTr''
oni supply Ola large aIo SD 'ua'- a=s'' t..."' oi
SJIiag and ~In uer F'1IS. PERSONS before /. D.
cnnsil are Iu. fai % Gals and IS T.f. IHu'r s.'- Is
an. tnav Will ul4 suii great o. .1r..rHf iN ,He
pri.as oil DTv Goods. bt.fr Sing- consists 10
ia TOT an tpl1NIl2 dosjrl bic rlicie:
,NOp! dvUt Brpna cloths OF rIN ro.'r al"G" '-
lity from 81, go s. pr Nar1. Ef'I a- "riIrni
OF SUPERIOR .uury tass,glc--s !Hr Summer wear.
Premium CassIlCts and Jeans for 20 cents ana
upwards, of all co DIS ana VIldifls. NUntr 1i
London Cashmereiis. Extra E'iH pi IiI a'' TO
bed tiamhroOUs. superior ar .i'.ir 30! plaluu-''.'
las for Summer wear. \ laT-r ass Hrf'ugui y L.
nm and Cotton stuUs Gr pans. Sup"u0r Lon
don Alpaca and Saxon Cloths Plri-I,uut stIe
Of BgIZlrcues, lawns MoIsHue dc Lanes, Crd-
les. SuNs, plaza, StlIe', On .ne uHa cross bar
ri NairOuI. eros &c It3lDy, Gro dee May, ana
POgit d. Soc. Plain and hEurei, '.frs Hud l"t
black BuublZiuCs.- Scars and MoHuH rs. AEnc
AIous.iu De lums, Black FI.Icj, ~ CHAIR guG SUI,
shsNl-. Ja-OueIi, Aluli, tIm"Ie, po- Is, anu lace
Nu-lus. rye asSu TtWuut OF Isle Lace 3D.
ginEs scotch, IarsfJu and MJurlester Gug
large stock 81 Palm Jas, Masquc'o Bars. a
hr.e ard vg-y cheap sock O! .."vt aHd hosiery.
'Io-etser with tHrTiy Thousand Yards 81 Ai-I.U
and Calico from GO j. cents per ward. County
- call aud Eek DE their stock, and iU"y wtl ug
convinced Tat thay c4u purchase their -aa-s q!
n Eastern prices.
Don; forget to coll attic Great western.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

~ w liElSkELL. hts rorcIl cd and j. now
q -, opening ~ HE conner of CniHu oud MIR e.
S.-ccI. Opposite Jt.jh West corner of the MARKET
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

FT7EN THOUSAND IUJND> ~ pv Wine
Load. Pure, which We r,tl seq 90 rha lowest
--frs rrrr3D TAEEn a. RCFTTTS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

IMpDfIANi NEWS 10 mar. ''t... itit'
GREAT WESTERN DRY GOODS Ibi.s A.
GAINSr THE WORLD FOR BARGAINS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

z N'ILS AID VICES y good Al orfrseg,
- received aud lIr ,ai. bv
u.>. Is. OFT & GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

ETELLCvs ol.n SIC, warrar,r5 good. 70,
EC OFT q GREER.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-02
pMVHE Public are informed that Miss

VMVHE Public are informed that Miss
- M. A. NOISE will continue her
school in the town of Columbus, in which
all the ordinary branches of an English
Education will be taught. Having been
engaged for several years in the business
of teaching, she viii bring the aid Of some
experience to the management and instruc.
ton ofthe children who may be entrusted
TO her. Her room 10 the building situated
on the corner Of Monroe and Bridge sts.
formerly occupied by Mr.. B,ickell. The
exercises Of the school will commence on
Monday, the 9th ofJanuary. Her terms
are as follows
For Orthography and reading, per ses 80
s. Arithmetic. English Cram.
mar. Geography, History and
Deflnlnge S12
For the above with Natural Phi.
lOsophy, Botany, Astronomy
and Composition, el5.
Jan. LIST, l642.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-02
AMERICAN HOTEL.
(LAza CoaG1GnnciAI.
ExcIanasne streed. ~ ORHEE.
EDWARD MIL ORD,

Graceful for lie Uniform and liberal
support extended ID him BY bis friends
since his removal from New York % the
South. respectfully ANNOUNCES that he has
opened tho above, as Mercantile and
Bachelosis Eating Lodging E:tablish-
meat. h has Just been complesely reilo-
Vnfed wiehin aud Withhold, and % vicinity
IN business induced . belisf slat o can be
uade q place Of acceptabiO resort tot
Gentlemen ae all hours. especially those
Who are 10 ihe habit Of dining 10 the bus
inese part oft The citya The table will BE-
served by the plate, on tie plan OF Clarke
az Brown's celebrated House I'm New
York.
Twenty q: thirty 6entlemea may be
lodged in the house. The Dining Hell
8 spacious, and agreeable situa cd. Care
will be taken that thu appointments Of the
table, ies SERVICE and attendance are
TERMS 40 FOz. vs.,
Ts.nsieas ,dand Lodg g g 2. 60 I. ps day. day
Permanent do. (sinRIe soom1,) 900 pr NTH
s(two in aFOOmO - 0O
Board only, B meals day ssf.
we'd exclusively from the steamer - pef VIZ
Is ~9 meals do do. 30 .
Dsnnen only. ID W p NTH.
Breakfast, from nalf past ! to 10 O'cloch
Dinner, from half Pass y 70 half past 4
Tea from @ 10 Z. :.
The Bills of out door Borders win BE-
presented for settlement weekly, unless
arrangements are made to tho contrary
Boarders lodging in the house semi
moathiy.
Visitors who may prefer it may dine
or breakfast by the plate, according 10 ths
Bill Of Fare, or pay Tor breakfast, d. din
ne9 O..
Evening business in the Coffee Room
win be charged according 10 the prices
affixed to the annexed list OF orders.
| Mobile. Dec. 1912. l4iE.
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TRrgTe SALE.

TRUST SALE
1In Il virtue OF decd Of trust executed
I'D 20 mo as trustee. ON the 9Th day q
Jun. 1859, By Jesse Medley . seedfe The
baynueal of ceriaiil notes % Ihos. Brown
therein. specifed.a Which anid deed u
trust was duly recorded il Tie Office Of the
clerk Of ptuhnlea OF Lownde1 county j
win proceed 70 Ell COR cash u the town
Of Colbert on
Mosday Gle 30 day q Estyrasy 1919,
the following described property % wa ;
Lots three and four In block No. %.
Lot 5 in block No. 50. Also the renein-
inR part Of Loe SIN, n0tscOnveyed 20 Jas.
VI. Chpshaw and Cnlvin CraClser, By
deed Of trus, dated Sept. 90sh. l6Se. ~.
90 q new frame building Formerly oawned
by ]. B. Glassup. al Of which property
| q situated in tho town ofColben, county
of Lowndes and state OF Miasissi pi.
PETER WARREN, tEussee.
Jun. 9Th, ls49.
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SD R 0 9-1 s. g 3Ra
TRUSTEES SALE:

"Y virtue Of deed in trust. execu.
ID ted on the 18th day Of November,
ls4l, to me as trustee, by Samuel Davis,
to secure the payment to John Overall OF
four promisory notes OF that date which
have been transferred: j viii expose to
sale, at public auction, 80 the highest bid
der for cash at the door OF the Couit house
in the town Of Columbus IN the county OF
Lowndes, and State Of Mississippi, on
Wednesday the goth day of July next be
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and
4 o'clock P. M. the following described
pieces or parcels Of land with the i'm
provements thereon, situated, lying, and
being in the town of Columbus aforesaid,
and known and described in the plan Of
said town as being the lots No. 8 and 8
ia square No. eleven, south Of Main street.
Such title only as ID vested In the trus.
tee, will be conveyed to the purchaser.
= JOHN ID. MONTGOMERY,
trustee.
Jan. 26th. 1s4S.--em. pr. $40.
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M0TICE.

sTwAWING deteFmined to Ro tO Mobile che
IL ensuing winter 81 the purpose " doing
q G0mGeml Kmea0E@G0 ana Coml'
nRanN@m mmsann@@@v 4 would respectfully
golIcit he palF0page 81 my friends and the
public aenefaIlys having bern . planter myself
ior several yamEB. have some knowledge Of
the quality 0f Cotton. and pledge myself 20 at
tend 10 al bnsiness entrusted ~ me with nde-
ity and despatch VIII se in t9gcItE OF MO
NJ. the Iai 0f January, 1049, where I will be
1900 a nfaena % mY friend ID my line.
WIN. WOODWARD
o. NOxubee County. Miss.
Noverbe. ~, 1874.
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REMOVED.

pWyHE Subscribers have removed their Go
Il thing Store 20 the South side Of the
SheTi6ns once. Market Street, where they
win sell theta stock Of CLOTHING, at se5si-
cc1 Prices, 20 they are desirous Of closing
business thas season.
PRICE ELLIS, a. CO
nc. D. Those inaebte1 Snr hst year are Ee.
speet6lllysBeqnested % can and sctile.
Jannary, lSA9.