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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-21

Advertisements inserted ill forbid or without
express order will be inserted until ordered out
mad charged dollar f,r lst three Insertions, and
Is cts for each insertion after. Advertisement.
Iuseiled three times week for three fourIhs the
above. Weekly for one half per week.
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IN $ U j 4 n G Is

LENINGTONINSURANC COMPANY
ME subscriber having beon oppointcd agent l0r
the Fire Life and Marine Insurance CO, oi
lexington XIV. will take Fire and Marine Risks, a.
he rates usually charged by the other offices m TIM
cry. Application may be nI1de at the Counting
room of SHRlVER 4 STEELE. Wafer ST. WhCe
Ing. HENRY LIST, Agent
Wheeling. feb3 en-
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mar lin

NIRGINIA-At on intermediate Term %, tho
CIrcuI Superior Cuuu Of Law and Cf-rc-y.-
70 Tie county Of ONO, hell al the CoI-: HJs.s
III REQ, on the first day Of February. ls42
Thomas c Culberson, David r Groer, srJl
frederick Ii Greer. partners under tho firm .
ofCalLerlson q Greers complainant
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NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS

TENIE subscribers beg leave 10 inform the Citi
zcns Of Wheeling and vicinity. that they have
opened a GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE at No l43 Main street, Wheeling, Va
where may be found an extensive assortment OF
gilt and mahogany framed Looking Gosses, Portrait
aud Picture frames; Upholstery ware, consisting Of
Feather beds boslers Pillows, curcd haIr Spanish
moss. cotton. husk and spring mattIusses; together
with foil assortment Of the latest style and best
finished FURNITURE ever offered in this city;oll
Of which will DO sold on the most reasonable terms
and tyGrrG1'ed.
Also Looking glass Plates, mahogany yencors.
vnruish Spi uIsh moss. SC Sc, constantly on hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article Of
furniture on the mosi accommodating terms and %
short notice.
Carpets mnle and put down.
Orders in Zanesyille cuu be lgh with j. FAD
ANS z Co
iuii % MENDEL & HARBOUR
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o. KCGs MOL, s twist TOBACCO or sale
~ uHn,u1'ly chc7F O., cl5.c a. G srsr-rmeu'
lsH 10 I IRWIN
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WHEELING. Mach 10 ls41-

WHEEL IFGs blfnu 1 >. lNaH.
The parties interested iu lie foregoing decree
will Toxic notice Ihst ] have appointed Tas.-Jav
rbe ooh day Of April next ,lS43 Dat 10 O'Clock 4
" no my Office u the city Of Wheelia- q, com
meUce taking the nccoun directed by sa.5 Hs.-..
and rie said parties end an ouie, sore fs-.
ring tD rr0ye their dchts.ars .rr-f .,.
attend with their claims pro u.r.,F
prove tb0 samo Jas .F.
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CURE FOR TIE TOOTH ACHE.

CURE FOR TIE TOOTH ACHE.
THE CELEBRATED MUSCOVITUS DROPS.
W. ARRANTED to cure the most iuyererare
tooth ache, IN TWO MINUTES.
THIS article will also preserve the dccaycd teeth
for he future, remove al The scuryy aHd tartar,
without the OF an instrument
The discOverer and proprietor Of the above in.
valuable cure fr the tooth ache informs rhe public
that he has secured The exclusive rgh' 10 hIs disco
very by application ~ due form Of law The Patent
Office Of The L s. and Is ready 10 dispose Of fhe
said Patent Right, Tor The District 90 Columbia or
any county. Slate or Territory in the Union.
DIRECTONS.-Take a small quantity Of cotton
wei u with the Drops end put IL ia the hollow Of
the tooth about drops and Two tea spoons full Of
water. and hold % 10 the tooth us long as You can
DIR 5 NJ DE- HEFTY.
For sale by GREGORY SUCKER, at l. Sufers
Brewery, Main street. Wheeling. Va. oct ] 2 6m
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES l.. WHARTON,
At ruE CORNER OF UNION AND MAIN STREETS
WHEELING. VA

singIo PaPeFs Tor saTo BY The ocFTlers and al he
otiIcs at cents copy.
Tho Weekly paper the Western Virginia TiInos,
Is published on Wednesday at 81 SO per annum
IN advance. or 50 if not paid within one month
frSn the beginning ortho year. No subscribers
will be received, except such pay IN advance.
sor moAlhs 81 SO is invariably charged No
subsc rber received for less term than six months
and no paper discontinued sx:ept uttho discretion
OF the publisher. until all arrearsges are paid
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L. ~
ieb2 Y CALDWELL
NIRGINlA-IS cHASCEHy-At rules held In the
ClerAs OthgC OF tie CIrCJIt superior court OF
Law and ghauCery for the county Of Ohio 900 the
month o! March 1913.
Thomas HUubrIUk, executor and devisee Of ia.
cob LOubIUuk, deceased complainant
against
Archibald Woods high sheriff of tho county Of
Uh1 aud as sunH, 1dmEuIsir8f or ds jJuig non.
of Marcus NJ Ii-gu icccI BED, and David g. Wilson
EHlaItfu vs. wilson, Alexander wilson and Vie
gruia Wilson. children aud heirs at law of the
said M3TCIs IIsUu. dec %. defendants.
The defendants David r. " Ils0n, kilarcfh
Wilson aud NIrEIuil Wilson, notuayIug entered
their appearance aud given security acro. ding tJ
che act Uf assembly and the rules Of this court.
and 90 appearing by satisfactory proof that they
are 90 pt inhabitants OF Ic commonwealth Of Au-
giui1 -Ou motion of the complainant by counsel,
30 is ordered that the sail defendants do appear
here ON the frst day Jitbe next spuug term o.. tins
court add answer the -aid complainant bfII. and
tuut copy of tn.s order Dc Tor .uwiI inserted BOB
some newspaper printed in the cry Of Wheeling
Tor two months suCcCssvClY uud posted 81 the
Honi dooi Of the court house OF ONO county.
a copy ffafr.
ALEX d LNpLEY Clerk.
Nelson Ir1Hp.. u.rr
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FARE REDICED

CINCINNATI, WHEELING AND PIIISBJ re II
L. ). MAIL LINE.
s ssas
TUNHE following boats will compose rhs above
u Line. commencing upon the opening of navI-
CATION, viz
LiRe Ben. Capt. Summons,
will leave Cincinnati every Monday al o A II.
Mail " TAus Moore wednesday,
Lille Pike " Mason " Friday
And Will leave Wheeling in the following order
upon toe arrival Oflhe Eastern mail,
Liule Pike on Monday.
LILLE Ben on Thursday.
Mail on Saturday.
They will connect Of Wheeling With the stages
running tom mat place 10 Cumberland thus form
ing an uninterrupted line between Baltimore, CIu-
ciunal and Louisville
Gin dec 23-lf STRADER & GORAiAN.
Bhlumore Patriot will please copy 10 The amount
Of 81 and charge this office.
DIR. EASTMAN'S ELIXER OF lIEALTH.
q Wis u universal restorative ~ all cases
where the Stomach, Liver. OF any OF the or.
gaus Concerned IN the digestive functions are the
prmlry seat Of Tie s,s0ascs, aHd that such is true
of almost the whole caiHloguc Of human naludIcs is
we'll known 10 every physician.
ELlXER or HEALTH
u strengthens aud gives tone aud appetite 10 the
ei"Iilh hHu possesses inc INuE Sought uii HeaiFau
property OF rendering harmless % the stomach any
redundancy Of bile, rhst may be generated there.
and OF the same time when there rs n deficiency uI
that necessary fluid. producing cosiIvouess, deprcs
sion ct spirits. debility. dyzness Iu The head. poIpr
tsiIon OF lho heart, pains 90 vauuus paris Of Tho
body, end other Characteristic symptoms OF Dyspsp.
sil, % acts perfect substitute fur The bile opens
he bowels gently heIls 90 digest the food relieves
n.I pain Boo The siomoch ur herd, cheers the mind
inygoulos the system, 1ud restores 90 f0 perfect
health ag Boo. 10 a warranted Oh mover hi' r1 sntc
ting permanent cure BOO ar rases consumption or
cough, where ihc lungs become diseased from sym
pntHy IS Gh tbo stomach or hycr 400 troIsical afIac
lions from the s1me cause yield io rfs powers a'
once, loss oIuppeitc. apauhur0, nervous cumriaiut
of aII kinds, night zNeJ.s auI d8r ora ere remove.
by % os by "a charm. A supply of tbs yaIuabI,
medicine, just received AID lor saIr by
OLIVER PRYOR Union u.
jan 10 Wheeling. Va
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ATlRGlNIA-At an termed ale term Of I. o
v Circuit Superior COurtuf LaW snI Char Gerry
held for the county Ohin al the court house there
nf on the 18Th day OF February. 1913
George Cuits, ComplananLl
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William I.amLdin 3; Sons and Lamb IN B-c. :
~ and Lamb. The North WcslerE Bank Of :
Virginia. the Merchants & MccEnuIcs Ban. =
ofWIssng ond Dana Hubbard. Sc
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Arthur NJ PhIIyins' md Daniel Ia Chancsry
DuuLar, Defendants


DuuLar, Defendants
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE
And that this cause he referred to Edward 4
FIzhugh Esq. who Is hereby appointed a comm L.
sSner Tor Ih4t purpose, 10 ascertain and report
and how mach of The real aud pcrsOual estate, ena-
5r-ced IN the said deed Of trust In The bill menlou
ID. has been sold by the defendant Dunbar aud n ;
what prices. and how much. II any, of sad real
and personal estate, stu! remains unsO!d, and vhst
monies have been received by said Dunbar as lrus-
tee. under said deed Of trust, and how much he has
paid out disposed of the same, and what Steps Il
any, he has taken To collect the debts or claims as
signed 10 him by Eaid d, ed trust. Also What
dchls are due the several parties provided lJr By
ihe deed of trust IN the bill mentioned. and .Ur ia
purpose. thai he give notice 10 oil persons ialerss
ted under Tho said deed Of trust by -adverisenauE
fer lhlrty days N some newspaper printed IA iLs
City OF Wheeling. 10 appear and prove their debis
or demands. taking such security 10 the plaintiff
from them A. SAID commissioner may deem pryPes
Ia pay him reasonable share of his costs incurred
ia Ihe prosecution ct This suit. aud that he reUors
any other matters deemed pertinent by himsci sr
espcc ially required b. either parry
A Csgy Tesle, ALEX. Il. LAIDLEY, C,E.
Nelson Dr Com'i.
Lamb for DefH
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JAS. Y. CALDWELL,
Successor to Auerbgry, CaiireiI & Co
WHEELING. VIRGINIA..
WALL continue the COMMISSION Il FOR.
w WARDING BUSINESS at the old stand
on Monroe street, and sOlicIJs gumens Of Mer-
chandise produce either Tor sale or forwarding.
Huv s
- Louis New Era, Louisville Journal Cincinna.
Il Republican, Cumberland Civilian, Baltimore
American, L 5 Gazette. publish to The amount Of
five dollars and charge this Office.
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BaIIHaore,-ReynoIds q Sunni. ktmp. Bucky
* Co. Slml Snafincr s. Co c Wilson & Co
George a Hays, George 81 Co. Wyicy y Wilson.
Jos L Elder, Ihcs Carson
CiHcnNGti.-Sprngcr & Whuemun, A Irwin,
William Irwin. Samuel Find,ay.
LomSrl0c -NcNuran & McAicchen. WIN Y
huIlei n ca. McLure & Russ. jan 10
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RTNERsHIP.

a IMAM 81 EDN ARDS. having associated
~ With them.J AGNEw. Of Wheeling. in
The Forwarding and Commission Business. al Cum
berldnd Nd. The style Of 6rm will &c Annan, Eli.
NaTds s. Agucw.
AMMAN. EDWARDS & AGNEw
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
The Weekly register., 1843-10-14

III. devastated by fire. Travellers
hosn assaulted because they were
.:';1ens Of the United States, and COM
Ill., to flee for the safety ofthoir lives.
Nm have become distrustful of their
. 's'I st, straightforward traveIIers,when
i ov meet in the nation, feel first for
~; weapons, and lock next to see if
tbey can recognize friend.
This is dreadful but a true picture
u the state Of things upon our immedi
i border. And is this to remain so?
% we under the protection of our gov
lament? Is the government under OBJ
,.co,ion 10 preserve peace upon cur Dor
r. as we'll as in the Nation? Yes
Nbv then are we left in this state of
aeryous agitation, where our citizens
sro ready to fly and abandon their inn
brovements, crops, and all, the first
'panic?
We place implicit confidence in the Of
Acer commanding upon this frontier,
Gen. TAYLOR. We can rely upon his
Bravery. skill and promptitude, but what
can these qualifications accomplish with
sout proper Instruments? What can a
General do without troops? Do our
friends in the East and Middle States,
Who are dwelling in peace and security
know that we have only eight companies
ID the whole valley Of the Arkansas
and they too, in a country where they
hust remain in garrison for their own
elEpreservation? And do they know
bat there are two regiments leading a
life of luxurious ease at Jefferson Bar
racks? And knowing these facts, is il
possible that they can cooHy retire to
IheIr beds at light, witho4 1t exerting
Iheir influence with the government tc
lend US these idle troops.
Travelling has now become 50 DANCE.
rous upon the road between Fort Smith
ind Gibson, that we think there is a
great necessity for squadron of BRA
looms TO scout upon that road fer the pro.
lection Of citizens of the United States
travelling to the various Indian Agen-
hes on public business.
The Weekly register., 1843-10-14
10 the Voters

Ofthe counties ef, Ponoia, Lafayette,
Pontotoc, TipPah MarShau, T1nica
De Soto and COakoma.
FELLOW CITIZENS A law was pas
sed by the recent called session of the
Legislature the State, authorising you
to elect a CLERK of the District Chan
Gerry Court at Holly Springs. Inaccor-
dance with the wishes Of many CT you,
| have concluded to present my name
before you as a candidate for that inn
portant office, the duties Of which | know
are important and arduous.
| regret, felow-c citizens, owing to
the lateness of the hour at which have
consented to become a Candidate, that
it will be nearly or altogether out of my
power to see you in person; but | trust
that the time has now arrived when it
will no longer be considered a neccessa-
ry qualification for candidate for pub
lie fayors to go and see every person
whom he expects to vote for him.
re those Of YOU who are unacquaint-
ed with me | take great pleasure in re-
ferrine YOU TO my more intimate friends
and acauaintances of Ponola county
(my place Of residence for the last four
years. for q satisfactory testimonial OF
my qualifications to perform the duties
of the Office. wh,ch ask at your hands.
| know that It is always matter of del
icacy for a man to bear testimony IN
favor Of himself, but trust that | have
he'd experience enough in duties of near
Iy a,similar character as those which
devclve upon The clerk Of the District
Chancerv Court, to know that am per-
fectly competent to discharge the duties
of that office in a satisfactory manner
should | be fortunate enough to receive
it at your hands.
Yours, very truly,
WIN. SMITH.
Ponola County, Miss, Sept. 8, 1043,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.

I ETTERS OF Administration on the
- estate of Hasten Howard, deceased
were granted to the undersigned by the
Honorable the Probate Court Of ITALIA
hatchie county, on the 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1843. Notice is hereby given to
all persons having claims against the
estate Of said decedent, TO present them
duly authenticated within the times pre-
scribed by law, or they viii be barred.
Those indebted TO said estate will please
come forward and make immediate pay
ment.
JAMES HOWARD, Abr.
Charleston, Mi, Ang. IA, 1858 Ct.
The Weekly register., 1843-10-14
w. C. s. t. b. TURNER,
ATToRN1Es AT LAW.

M lLLpractice in the Circuit Courts
of.the counties of Pontotoc, Tip
pah, Marshall, Desoto, Lafayette. Pono-
la, Tallahatchie and Yalobusha; also in
the Chancery Court at Holly Springs,
and Federal Court at Pontotoc.
w. G. TURNER, will reside in Ok
ford, Lafayette county, Miss, and t. B.
TURNER in PonoIa, Ponola county,
Miss. All business entrusted to their
care will receive prompt attention.
July 90, 1843.-2Otf
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RANGERS Notice.

TAKEN UP, by Sanford Wilburn,
Il living IL miles north east Of Bel
mont, en- the road leading from Belmont
TO Chulahoma, and posted before Henry
Wooten, Esq, one Sorrel Horse Mule,
saddle marked on each side of his back
bone, his forefee! inclined to set cut,
supposed to be 6 years old, about 19
hands high; appraised at thirty dollars.
August 1lth, 1843.
DAVID DUKE, Ranger
y PonoIc c'tys
Sept. 2, 1843.-25-2w
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Administrators Notice.

Y ETTERS of Administration on the
IL estate of Joel S. Rice, dece7d were
granted to the Undersigned by the Hon
orable Probate Court Of TalIaharchie
county on the l4th day Of August 1843.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
haYing claims against the estate Of said
decedert to present hem duly aufhenti-
caterf within the time prescribed lsy Jaw.
or they will be barred. Those Indebted
to said estate will please come forward.
and make immediate payment.
WILLIAM G.. SHELLEY, Ad'r
Charleston, Mi, Aug. IA, 1843.-23 ct.
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Administrators Sale.

10y virtue Of an order of the Hon.
- the Probate Court of PonoIa coun-
ty, made at the August Term, I843, of
said Court, shall proceed to sell at the
Court House doorsin the town of Pono-
la, in said county, on the second Monday
in October next, Lot member 10, in
block number Ia, on a credit Of twelve
months; said lot belonging to the. estate
of Giles B. Carter, deceased. Sale to
take place within the hours prescribed
by law.
D. c. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
4. Sept. 2, 1843.-25-ew
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N T. w S TOR e ! !
NEW GOODS!.


ME Subscribers are now receiving
4 from New York, large and well
selected stock Of GOODS, consisting in
part of
French, English and Amer. prints,
Plain and fig'd Alpacas,
Parisslnes,
Mouslin de LANES,
Merinos,
Saxonies,
Linen Cambria Hankerchiefs,
Irish Linens,
Laces and Edgings,
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons,
Brussels Lace,
Jaconett and Swiss Musiins,
Ladies Shawls and Fancy IIkfs.,
Hosiery and Gloves,
Fine and extra fine Broad Cloths.
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres,
Sattinetts,
Kentucky Jeans,
Red and white Flannels,
Salisbury, dc
Negro Blankets,
Plaid and plain LinSeys,
Kerseys and Hard Times,
Brown Sheetings and Shirtings,
A General Assortment Of BOOTS and
SHOES, Hats, Ready Made Clothing,
Hardware, Cutlery, sc. &c. &c.
ALSO,
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF BAGGING AND
ROPE.
All Of which are New, and bought cheap
for CASH, and will be cold in the same
manner.
We believe that "A ready sixpence is
equ2l.to a slow Shilling," and have con-
sequenty determined to sell for Cash,
and Cash only. HI are earnestly So
lIcited to call and examine our Goods &.
Prices.
- q Ely, BROTHER, & Co.
Store lately occupied by U. Tyson.
f. NIB. Those indebted to Ely & Bro
Their will please call on US Immediately
and settle the same.
+ Ponola, Sept. 30.--29-3t
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Notice.

ME undersigned commissioners Of
u Insolvency, on the estate of James
P. Mitchell, deceased, will meet at the
Probate Clerks office in Charleston, Tai
lahatchie county, on the first Saturday
in each month for twelve<nonths.
JAMES S. BAILY,
f. E. ARMSTRONG.
A. B. BELTS,
= Comm iSSioneFS.
Charleston, Miss, Aug. IA, 1843.-23 81
The Weekly register., 1843-10-14
dered one of the companies now at Fort
Smith toreinforce Fort Gibson.-Ib

ED-ln this place on the 9th inst.
DAVID BOYD Esq aged 81 years,
late Clerk Of the Circuit Court uf Pono.
la county.
The Weekly register., 1843-10-14
Election Tickets

= Can be had at this office. Persons
desiring them will confer a favor by
sending in their orders as early as
onvenient.
The Weekly register., 1843-10-14
From The ". .. TrODic.
Severe storm in Florida.


Severe storm in Florida.
Our Florida friends have been favored |
With very well got up storm, which !
sFas felt at Tallahassee, Apalatckicola,
Port Leon, and other points on the 18th
Instant, with great severity. The Tai
ahassce Star Of the 18th inst. says: :.
We were visited on Wednesday night |
Rlth one OF those terrible destructive !
torms Which SO often spread ruin and
iismay alone the coast about this season
ID the yea. -
s. The injury sustained by the buildings
ID Tallahassee is not great. The SLATE
sroofand gable end of one brick house
y Recently erected and not yet complete,
Was slightly injured; several kitchens
Ind outhouses, and chimneys were over
Brown. The damage sustained in
goods in the temporary wooden build
sfngs put up since the fire, was mcstcon-
Siderable.
As the roads in. almost every direc-
II ion are blocked up by fallen trees, or
epbstructed by the removal Of bridges,
we have had but little intercourse with
our neighbors since the storm. Pdnta-
lions, it is opprehondcd, have suffered
Extensively. - "a
Reports of the destruction at Port
Leon and St. Marks are alarming, tho
we trust exaggerated.
The FIoridian Of day later has the
following additional remarks: e.
PoStscript.-After our paper was put
to press, MIR. J. LundIy arrived from
Shell Point, and states the hurricane
raged there with violence, and the wa
tiers of the Gulf rose TO an unprecedent-
Jed height, sweeping off the houses on
the coast. .- 49,. 3. .-. "a
Dreadful accounts, VIC fear, will be
received in few days from the Gulf
and Atlantic COASTS, Successfully visit
a ed by the scourges G an Indian war, by
floods and lroughts, by failure Of crops
by pestllence, by nnagrations and hur
ricanes, and we will add, borne dowr
by severe pecuniary distress, caused by
the operations Of the most vicious bank
HI ing system ever known, and that wors'
managed than any where else-ar
Earthquake is only necessary to cal
# the climax ofour calamities.
W DOMESTIC TRANscENDENTAL1sM-Folk
don't goto bed now days-they retire
Nobody eats their dinner-peoPle TAX
some refreshment. Nobody goes t
church-but people attend divine SCI
vice. There is no Sunday-it is Sab
bath. No one gets his tooth Pulled-h
has il extracted.
Il A private letter informs us that peact
II prevails in the Choctaw Nation, tina
habits Of civilization and religion ar
a prevailing among the people; that tn
crops are good, and the people happ
and contented.-Ark Int
A report has reached US that an eS
press reached Fort Smith last Wedne:
day, informing Gen. Taylor that NOR
murders were committed inIhe Chero
kee Nation, and that Gen =. had 0
The Weekly register., 1843-10-14
Tllt State OF Mississippi,
PONOLA COUNTY.
Samuel Magee,

Samuel Magee,
VS.. Attachment for
jams B. MITCHELL. 1891 IS cts.
RI Re Attachment in the above case
Il laving been returned, duly execu-
ted Oh the estate of James B. Mitchell
Notit IS hereby given, that unless the
defenant shall appear, give special bail,
AID llead inthe above case, at or before
tie rext term of the Circuit Court to be
holden for the county of Ponola, on the
second Monday in November, l843,
judgment will be entered against him,
andhis estate SO attached will be sold.
Witness, David Boyd, Clerk Of SAID
Cotrt, this 2lst day of September, l843'
DAVID BOYD, Clerk.
fept. 2a, lS43.-2S-6w.
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shortexperience in discharging its du-
ties, and such legal knowledge and cap
acity for Improvement as | may be pos
sessed of.
Respectfully,
JOSEPH w. CHALMERS.
Holly Springs, 25th August i843.