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CLEDASr CRATE nPkONs.-Tr sub,cnbers rave
IL hrnd beautiful Of Crate Aprons COM
rnng all the variety Of eolo- with entirely and
pacius aud AZ vaiious prices Also datery for looking
u isses and picture frames For SITE nj
II. 8 RAYNORs, bookstore,
JUS usr rs Bovery
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Brazil Packet (B st Jrgo for Liverpool May as lat az II.
ION ~ 33-by the Hibernia, at this port
Tuskina Mobile for Have, May &C. lat az Ion by the
same.
Mo- Liverpool for NOrleans June lat Sc go lon I0by
Mary Farce. from NYork, June H. la, % TO- Ion 7a 3o-by
th- Gasp an, this
Rozeius. III .yana for Rhode Iland Inus Ia DAYS ont.
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ARCH STREET THEATRE, (PHILADEL-
PHIA,) TO LET.

THEATRE, Phsde Pima, the build
for the Of 1913 A. longer PERIOD enerp
sing manager upon very liberal terms
Apple atoms addressed Board of Agents Of the ARCH
THEY'RE PHILADELPHIA LETT at 50 Market street the
corner OF 4h and Market, with p M. Laourcade No 100
Crowa eet will he attended
PHILADELPHIA. June Is. iel5 'mkz
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Broadway opposite the City Hail
Mr.. H. BENNETT, Manager.
THE GIANT GIRL.
Having missed the Boston Boat Yesterday she be
at Pcsles New Yo Mus nm till 4 p. M. this day.
MINSTkEtS OF TIE RHINE:
Miss KATERINA HABERN CHIT,
Mr.. JOSE HABENNiCHT, and
Mr.. ANsON WARNER,
Mr. 3 BROUWER, the celebrated comic singer.
Miss BLANCHARD, the Grecian JugRleress, and SPLEEN
did performer on the musical glasses.
Mis-, ADA!k, The mnch aduied songstress.
performance will take place every Wednesday and satur
dav afternoon at 3o'clock.
Evening Performances the Lecture Room
A o'clock.
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TTVHE Public arc informed that Miss

THVHE Public arc informed that Miss
IL NJ. A. MoRsE will continue her
school in the town Of Columbus, in which
all the ordinary branches of IN English
Education will be taught Having been
engaged for several years in the business
of teaching, she will bring the all of some
experience TO the management and ins'ruc
ton ofthe children who may be entrusted
TO her. Her room is the building situated
on The corner of Monroe and Bridge sts.
frmerly occupied by Mr.. B,ckell. The
exercises oe the school will commence on
Monday, the 9th of January. Her terms
are as follows
For Orthography and readiag,Per ses SO
6 Arithmetic. English Cram
mar, Geography, History and
Defining, $I2
For the above with Natural PHI
losophy, Botany, Astronomy
and Composition, - SIS.
Jan. lst, 1912.
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
tLArE costMEnciAI:1
ExcIsnmR q ssrces, = ~ OB1EEs
EDWARD MILFORD,

Grateful f5f tI5s nniiiorn6 and liberal
s,,npCrt extended io him: BY his friends
aimee his removal from New York 70 the
South, respectfully apnoppc that he has
ooened lie above. as Mercantile and
Bachelors Eating Lodging Establish
tnefi. II has just been completely rerlo-
ya.ed within and withouis aud It's vicinity
m business Induced belief that item b.
rade q place of accepIablOs resort for
Genslemen at all hours, especially those
who are in the habit OF dining IN tn bus
inese part of the cit,s Inc table w. u PC
served BY the plate, on the plan OF Clarke
a. Browns celebrated House IN New
York.
Twenty o. thirty Gentlemen may be
lodged in the house. The Dining Hall
IS spacious, and agreeable stua ed. Care
will be taken that the appointments Of the
table its service, and aIieDdance sre
respec'able.
Transient Board and Lodging - %, W pr day,
Permanent do. (single room,) 4OOO pr NTH
"(two in aroom) 80 w
Board only. meals day, ser
We'd exclusively from the steamer, 81 per wk'
- "2 meals do do. 80
Dinners only, 10 w pr ntIl'
Breakfast, from nalf past Z 10 10 o clock
Dinner, from half past l, to half past a:
Tea from 6 to Z.
The bills Of out door Boarders win be
presented for settlement weekly, unless
arrangements are made TO the contrary.
Boarders lodging in the house semi
monthly.
Visitors who may prefer it may dine
or breakfast by the plate. according 10 the
Bill Of Fare, or pay for breakfast, As. din
ner IS.
Evening business in the Coffee Room
viii be charged according to the prices
afixed to the annexed list of orders.
Mobile, Dec. 1912. l4tf.
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IN SAL

Tflkfs u 8 AL II. La
led Y virtue AZ d deed ar trust executed
N BID I'd me as trustee, on The 5sl day of
Jan. 1889, BY Jesse Medley Io secure the
payment of csFtqin notes 70 Tnpg. Brown
therein speciliea Which said deed il
trustwas. duly recorded in che Office ofthe
clerk az Proba,es OF Lcwndos county. -
will pr6seed 70 sell for cash inathe town
of Colbert on asas.s ]
Monday The a0day Of february le43.
the following described property 70 wi. !:
Lois three and four in block No. 20.
Lot sin block No. "a. Also the remain
ing parl OF Lot six, not conveyed TO Jas.
NJ. Capshaw and Calvin Mccrackec, BY
deed Of trust dated Sept. 26th,16S6. d..
80 new frams building formerly owned
by j. D. GIassup. al Of which property
is situated 10 the town of Colbert, county
OF Lowndes aud state Of Missi,si pi.
PETER WARREN, trustee.
Jan. 5th, l642.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09
In BANKRUPTCY. No 47s.

District Court of the United States,
Northern District of Mississippi {
Notice is hereby given that MERIT
WELTON Of the County of Lowndes
has been duly declared Bankrupt, by an
order of this said Court made on the I'd
doy OF January, A. D. ls43; and the
said Merit WeIton has applied for Ger.
tifiedte Of final d scharge from his debts
unier The act of Congress 10 such case
made and pr 'v.ded: and the second mon.
day OF APr.lsls43 at Aberdeen has been
set for the final hearing. All persons
interested may then and there appear to
show cause, ifany they can, why the de-
cree and certificate of discharge, should
not be granted
6. NJ. RAGsDALE, Clerk.
Jan. 2, Is43 no.l7
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DISTRICT CHANcERY CoURr OF rae SrArr
OF MISSISSIPPI,
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
lachariah Ryan
No. 70 VS.. Dec. Rules ls42.
James Cateset. al.
ron opening the matters ofthis bill
- and il appearing that The de.endan,
James Cafes is not az inhab;tant 81 t:,is
State but resides beyond the limits there
OF SO that the ordinary process Of this
court cannot be executed upon him Il !
therefore ordered that unless sa;d daisn -
dant appear before the Vice Chancalla,
at the Court room in The town Of Col,,r,
bus on The s.usal-
FIRST Monday IN Moy ncrf.
and P'ead, answer or demur 70 tie h;lf ae
Complaint hele.n, the several alleca,;oO :
hereof will DO as 10 said defendant sas =.
or confessed and such order ami &c. $500
made therein as The Vice ChanceIIorS 49,.
deem equitable and Just. 10y
y y further ordered Thar j conv of,h:.
oroer be inserted IN the Democrat. WIS ~
'nce week for two months s,cc ..s = ~
N. MCCARTHY. cle,E q
Columbus Dec. Sth 1870 o'stA
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NOTICE-

. 4 s.
ME .distri Il Chancerv Court of he
Stale Of Mississippi held at Col,,,,,
bus, having decided The case Of n
smith us.i A. N. Jones in favor of 81
Jones, and decreed that the whole mn, ,.'s.
Ter IN cont roversy to VII The stof.k -, 81
Drugs and Medicines--the books. ro,e :.
and accounts. and ali matters and thines
belonging 70 the recent establishment 81
ia Smith Deuggistwere tha psoDerIv =.
sald ,A.N. Jones'; 1 have handel is him .all
me above described property and Is y. =; II
fully n possession OF the same: ne ir;r,n
ion prohibiting the collection 81 tie deb,s
~ a. ~. Jenes having been disso lI,s:ssf
az persons 10 debt ia the concern = ,s.II
Epake paymentfo DR.. al. N. Jones nnl,,
and Clerk Of said Cours. .'ee'''ssr
Doc. 9Th Ia42.
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REMOVED.

rTSfIE Subscribers have removed their Clo-
D. thing Store TO the South side Of tie
SherifT's Office, Market Street, where they
will sell thei, stock of CLOTHING, at redu-
ccd Prices, as they are DESTROYS oil closing
business this season.
80 PRICE ELLIS, & CO.
NJ. B. Those indebted for last year are re-
specially requested to call and settle.
January. l643.
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MflTICE.

TTAVENG determined TO 60 to Mobile the
ensuing winter, foF the purpose Of doing
a Gene RAT FmctOEage and Com.
nEFseTOsn Rgm sInn6ssa. 4 would respectfully
solicit The patronage Of my friends aud the
public generally; having been planter myself
Tor several years, have some knowledge Of
the quality Of Cotton, and pledge myself 10 at
lend to all business entrusted t. mo with idel-
ity and despatch. ] will be in the city Ct Mo
bile. the Isl Of January, l643, where I will be
hannv 10 attend TO my friends in my line.
WIN. WOODWARD,
Of Noxubee County, MISS.
Move nbe. IL, 1912.
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IN BANKRUPTCY-N., 49I.
District Court oe The United States. )

DISITIcI court o. the United Sfafes, ,
Northern District Of Mississippi.
Notice u hereby gwen that ALFRED
IHAIHER Of the Connty Of Lownde-
has been duly declared a Bankrupt BY an
order of his said Court, made on The Cd
day Of January A. d. 1913; and that
the said Alfred Thaeher has applied Tor a
Certificate of final discharge from his
qebts under the act OF Congress in such
case made and provided: AID the ID mon
day Of Apl l643 at Aberdeen, has been
sci ior the final hearing. All persons in
tere aled may then and there appear 10
show cause e any they can, whythe de.
cree and certIdcase should not be grained.
q. M.sRAGSDALEs CLERK.
January 2, 1913. II
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CHEAP GROCERIES
For. Cash O9.COG ora.
THE undersigned has on hand the follow
Il ing goods for sale cheap for Cash or
Cotton, either a: Wholesale or Retail, viz.
Salt. Sugar, Coffee, Molasscs, Rice
Flour, Buckwhe0t, Cheese, Rntsans,
Potatoes, Muckerel. Candies. Ponder,
Soap. Tea, Shot Lead, Iron, Mails,
Castings &c. &C.,
and respectfully solicits dealers in his line t.
give him call.
il CLARK.
Columbus. Jan. Is43. IL 6m.
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Wonders of the world.
Mature, dirt, ana MIND.


Comprising complete Library Of Useful
and en- er. aiming knowledge. and illustrated by
more than
"ThIs Is beyond question, one of The most
elegant books ever presen ed 10 our fellow-ci,-
liens, in his Republic. 1t ought to be in every
Christian family for its lima value; and in
every pa'rIo'Ic family as splendid specimen
of our progress in domestic Manufacture, and
the advancement Of our ar is and manufac-
turers In their rivalship with those of Europe.
"SV. C. BROWNLEE.''
p A VERY LIBERAL OFFER !-ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS will be given by The Pub.
Usher 10 every agent who will undertake and
sellONE HUNDREDCOPIES of he above
Work. Ae believes that there is scarcely a
town or village in the Union, but that number
may easily be disposed of
Persons inclosing money, win be care
full % pay The achole portage and in ordering
books will stare, explicitly, how the books shall
be sent TO them.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09
NOTICE.
Jan. 18th. 1913.

~ "IIE new and substan-
L. tial 'EsExr0as-
.fs.Ss.42. ise, p. CARROLL mas
$3.50 :er, viii ply as regular
trader between Westport and Mobile. the en-
suing season.
The Boat is well suited TO this trade, and no
further recommendation is necessary than to
say she is to be commanded by Capt. Carroll.
Columbus Miss. Dec. 1st, 1912
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TRUSTEES SALE.

HDY virtue Of deed in trust. execu-
LID ted on the 18th day of Nov embcr,
l64l, to me as trustee, by Samuel Dav s,
to secure the payment 10 John Overall o.
four prom:sory notes OF that da'e; which
have been transferred will expose to
sale, at public auction. to The highest bid
der for cash at The door OF The Cou.t house
in the town of Columbus IN the county of
Lowndes, aud State of Mississippi, on
Wednesday the 26.h day of July next be
tween the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and
4 O'Clock P. NJ. the following described
pieces or parcels # land with the i'm
provements thereon, situated, y ing, and
being in the town of Columbus aforesaid,
and known and described in the plan Of
said town as being the lots No. and 8
in square No. eleven, south of Main street.
Such title only as is vested in the trus.
tee, will be conveyed 10 the purchaser.
JOHN D. MONTGOMERY,
trustee.
Jan. Goth. Is43.-6m. pf. $25.
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In BANKRUPTCY 492.
District Court of the United States. }
Northern District Of Mississippi.
Notice is hereby given that JOHN w.
HODGES of Lowndes county, has been
duly declared Bankrupt by an order of
of this said Court made on the I'd day of
January, A. D. ls43; and that the said
Merit Welton has applied FOR certificate
of final discharge from his debts under
the act ct Congress in such case maize and
provided: and the I'd monday OF April.
1643 at Aberdeen. has been sci for the
6nal hearing. All persons interested may
then and thefe appear to show cause. +
any they can, why the decree and cerlfi.
cate Of discharge should not be graa red.
G. NJ. RAGSDALE. Clerk.
January, ID, l643. IT
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JOHN S. RHEA,
Commission Merchant,
Mobile, Alabnmn1

ReFere noes.
GEN. ]. w. GARTH, Decatur, Ala
GEN. B. M. Lowe, HuntsriH,
Cor. BENZ. SHERRoD, GOWrtLand, =
G. II. BARTON BRO. TnSeHmbiG, q
On. Henry w. RHODES, Tuscaloosa,
A. r. BARCLAY, ESQ.,, TaLLadega, Alu
VI. C. HoUsToN, ESQ. Livingston, -
MAJ. B. NJ. BRADFORD, PO"tot0c. Miss
OIL. EZRA WEBB, Nev Orleans
MCMAHON, TRoTrER PEARsALL,
Dr.. JAMES PERRINE, Mobile
CHARLES McLARAN, Esq, Columbus, MI
Oct. l, 1912.
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In the course Of publication, and will be rea-
dy for delivery carly in Oc,. 1912. complete in
one volume royal octave, con aiming about 600
pages of letter press, and more ihan FIVE
hundred Engravings, elegantly bound in
gilt price only $3.50 per copy -
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09

lN BANKRUPTCY No. a1f.
aiatrjcE Eonfso II th6 Unis0d sl6aab.
MbHheF1 Diatrict ~ Alississsppi.
Notices is hereby given, that DAVID
HARDIN of Lowndes county hns been
duly declaTrd Bankrupt BY an or.
der OF this said court made on tie I'd day
January. A.. d. yIs48; and that The eaid
Merit WsltDn has applied Tor certificate
Of final dischRfge, ia such case made and
proviSoJ: and the I'd monday Of April
1eaa &C Aberdeen, has been set far final
hearing. All persons Interested may then
and there appear 20 show cause, ifsiany
they can. why the decree and certificate
Of discharge should not be granted.
G.. a.. RAGSDALE, Clerk
January ., le4a. 10 II .ag
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
bf9sf LowNpRS CoUNTy.
Probate Courts January lsenSs a. ID. 1913.
VWYO all persons in crested in the estate ID
u valdTy MeBee late Of i-owndes coun-
- deceased.
Yon are hereby cited to appear before the
Judge Of pur Probate Court, at Term thereof
TO Be holden at the Court House for said couD-
~. ON the LIST Monday in March. A. D. 1888
then and there to show cause. il any yon can
why an order should not be made TO sell the
following described Lands, situa d in Lf'wndea
county, and State Of Mississippi, belonging g
sheeetaEe Of the said Vardry McBee decd
according 10 the PRAYER Of the petition Of Alice
c. McBee. Guardian, &c. TO wit;
Lots NO. eight. nine, twelve and thirteen. 1t is
further ordered by the Court, that this citation
be puhlishedin the Democratic Wing, and the
Columbus Democrat, two newspapers publish
edin the town Of Columbus, forsix weeks sue
cepsleely.
Witness, the Honorable Thomas Samp
son, Judge Of the Probate Court for
lowndes county, the LIST Monday Of
January. A. D. 1913.
ssusd from the minutes, the 9th day Of
January le43.
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FLOUR.

"A thoScs article offamiIy Flour reed
"a per Steamer Lallaroolsh ibis da
by J. i. CLARK.
Columbus Jan. e4th, 1913.
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ROBINSON g. COLLINS,
Offer at their Wholesale Drug aad Chemica
Ware House,

Otter at their Wholesale Drug AID Chemica
Ware House,
ono. 81 1Ata,Get 9t,eet,
BETW'EEr2dS Sd STREETS
PHILADELPHIA,
a GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Drugs
IN Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils. Dye
Stuff:, Glass, sc. of Fresh and unadulferafed
articles; Also, Anatomical Preparations and
Surgial instruments, which they will sell low
for Cash or Country Produce, such as Cotton,
Tobacco, Rice, Sugar, and MolasseA.
All persons opening new accounts will be
required to pay one half or Two thirds Cash
with good references, or the whole in some of
the above named articles. for which the high
est market price viii be allowed. Country
Merchants making their pu chases in tnis CT y
for Cash, will d !, well to call and examine our
Stock and Prices,
N. B. Any orders sent to us will be filed,
and forwarded with as little decay as possible,
and at such prices as will give satisfac ion.
Particular care paid in putting up Doctors
orders.
Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 1912.
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DOCTOR DAYTON,

rs prepared Gin addition TO his duties as a
II Physician and Surge1n) TO perform in a
neat, scientific and durable manner, all the op-
Is
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N 90 So &c & s &c M So a

ID 80 ST. e & s. e 1S & q
Those interested. are invited to call and
examine his splend' collection of Premium
lncorruptible Teeth which he Will insert on
reasonable terms, with pivots or gold plate,
and if need be with Artifci.1 Gums of The
same Incorruptible Material If his work is
not done in such way as to give perfect salts.
faction, nothing will be Charged.
Office on Man Street, 2 doors from VIM.
Huddeston, & Co.'S Store.
Dec. 1912
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POTATOES Sc MACKEREL.
m BBLS. Potatoes, and Mackerel in bar
III rels and halt barrels, just received. and
for sale exceedingly low by
Jar. 23d. ls43. = - -sAA'
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09

- msiasSsSsiSSlPPI FEM ALE COLLEGE,
4nln INSTITUTION win IS srer ~ - ~
laalss On the 1st M6ndsy n EantIsrv 1851
An; .,...' aaa'es can ~ aHconuo5 afed viii hoar
i n 1ssss ABRAM AlAER.
prosse-r. i 4 " Music Will 10 gwen BY
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Smith. An ''''.
Dec.23 S
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CHEAP GROCERIES

Jan. 2eth. 1s43.-6m. pr. s25.
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NoV@n6
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09

nv
ofNoee.,..e
so'l SS,.ein5s,
and nj n.
mani y, q \ aia
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Columbus. Jan. ls43. IL 6m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
VAN BUREE, ARKANSAS SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 90 1913

by the delicate test of the torsion boInnce 10 ..
tract each other, and therefore not to hang ou;,e
Perpendlcularly. A pummet suspended near the
side of n mountain inclnes towards it in n degree
proportioned to its magnitude, as was ascertained
by the well known trials of DR.. Maskelevne neo :
the mountain Skehaion, in Scotland. And the
reason why the plummet tends much more strong
ly towards the earth than towards the hill, is on.
ly that the earth is larger than the hill. And at
New South Wales which is point on our globe
nearly opposite to England, plummets hang and
fall towards the centre of the globe, exactly MS
they do here, so that they are hanging up and fall
ing towards England, and the people there are
standing with their feet towards US. Weight,
therefore, is merely general attraction acting ev-
cry whero. But it is owing to this that our earth
itself Is globe. All its parts being drawn to-
wards each other, that is toward common centre,
the mass assumes the spherical or rounded FORM
AND the moon also is round, and all the planets
are round; the glorious sun, so much larger than
all these, is round: proving that all must at one
time have been fluid, and that they are all sub
Ject to the same law. Other instances of round.
ness from this cause are--the particles of q mist
or log floating in air, these mutually attracting
and coa'escing into larger drops, and forming
ram; dew-drops; water trcklng on a duck s
wing; the tear dropping from the cheek drops Of
l"udanum; globules Of mercury, like pure silver
beads, coalescing when near, forming larger ones;
melted lead allowed to rain down from an elevated
sle', which cools it descends, so as to retain
The form Of its liquid drops and becomes the spher-
ical sot-lead Of the sportsman. The cause of
the ext 1ordnary phenomenon which we call at.
traction acts at all distances. The moon, though
100000 miles from the earth, by her attraction
raises the water of tho ocean under her, and forms
what we call the tide. The sun, still farther off,
has similar influence; and when the sun and
moon act in the direction, we have the spring
tides. The planets, those apparently little wan
dering points in the heaven, yet affect, by their
attraction, the motion of our earth in her orbit,
quickoning it when she is approaching them, re-
tarding it when she is recedng.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20


These remains distinct walls en-
@ the
%
of
scuur
with an Indian knife In the pillars
The rptnnd
standing to he
Inc andfhy
th and
of
but there
enclosed AT side Of
which, with the
hnEhed block
whh
and
"9tes fragments similar kind
entrance INTO ofwhnh
snTIa and anc, could be distinguished in the cooing. "
OF which
beaunay carved and
n
ooatd that the
Stones and others vanou
OF the Of these walls
nsn the sn,s and though the latter broken
immense laid
ca"s rder andani
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

residing "o
me total abstinence Pledge and g
dattee
and set
hands, and ennn allowance meh
&C. Nda drphaH be firmly replied he farmer. ar5
it, dherum
rd in he d,'repe 1.-The efamer
Ito their
e) and ! the can 20
placed Go and having y'
his
banner ~hh the words Total AD",neH inscribed
the 70 of magch anealuy
thesear
qured ne o tn ecrowd
Iam he"
c. wa eshore
give helping hand He bannewa
sandiu
wbon
e tname.- -Iempeanc Adpcah. NNA
FOR AassndsA mans house should be his earthly
whhn
may should his daily task
meansofh
him
often th will b found in the his