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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.

Pursuant 10 previous notice, meeting OF the citi-
gems Of Farmvle took place at Colonel n. James's
Hotel on Saturday, 10TH March, 1914, TO form an Asso-
citation composed of all persons who oppose the cleo
lion of Henry Clay, Of Kentucky, to the Presidency
On motion, George w. Daniel was called to The
Chair. and Joseph w Wa'son appointed Secretary
On motion,
Rssoloed, That the Chair appoint committee Of
four to form Constitution and hy laws for this meet,
ing.
Whereupon, the Chair appointed J. ". Womaek
William II. Chsppell, John R. Wilson, William c
Flournoy, who, having retired Tor short time, made
the following report:
We, portion of the Republican party of the coun
~ Of Prince Edward, having assembled for the pur
pose Of forming Democratic Association in the town
Of Fsfmville do declare solemn conviction that
period has arrived in the history OF our Government
well calculated to alarm and to determined action
sad effort every lover of his country. We have seer
with astonishment and dsmay, large portion OF ou
eople remarkable for their devotion the doctrines
Of States Rights, strict construction of The Consti
tuition Of the General Government, aud their decided
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VOICE OF THE DEMOCRACY.
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.

Al very full meeting OF the Republican party OF
Prince Edward county, held at the Court House on
Monday, the 18th of March, 1914, Moses Tredway
was called to the chair and VIM. A. Leigh appointed
Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been explained by
Samuel Venable, the following resolution unani-
mously adopted;
Resotoed, That this meeting having every confidence
in the sterling worth and sound Democratic principles
Of Samuel G. Anderson, do hereby nominate hun us
the Democratic Republican candidate represent this
county in the next General Assembly Of Virginia
committee Of three Samuel Venable, William e
Flournoy, James II. Wilson, were then appointed to
inform MIR. Anderson of his nomination.
They went out and returned in few minutes with
Mr. Anderson who accepted the nomination in u beau
liful and appropriate speech.
On motion, the following resolution was unanimously
adopted
Resolped, That Nathaniel f. venable, William c
Flournoy and Thomas T. Tredway be appointed assls
iant electors for the county OF Prince Edward
The meeting then proceeded TO enlarge the Demo
cratic Central Committee for this country by appoint
ing subcommittee, and the charmen of the same
their places of meeting, &C. TO meet whenever the SAID
charmen shall require them,
Each committee is to enlarge itself by including al
the Democrats within its bounds All the committees
are requested to meet at the Court House every
court day. Each chairman is requested to have meet
ing Of his committee possible.
The following the committees, their chairmen
and places Of meeting:
Farmrile-James Wilson, Chairman, Samuel w
vensble, Thomas Hickson, Dr. ChappeIl, and Jno. NJ
kirkpatrick.
Midday nn-Lileus D. Womack, Chairman, Capt
Jeffres and James w Womack.
Moant Pieasant-John w. Redo, Chairman, Nathan
McGehee, and Robt S. Carter
Clorer Hli--Capt Trent, Chsman, John kaine
Archer A. Lagrand.
Yaikers Church James McDearman, Sr Chair
man, William Brightwell, ind Spencer Gillian.
Buffalo Meeting House William Elliot Chairman
Newton Cunningham and Robt. Il,ll, ST.
Peakss Meeting Honse-James Venable, Chairman
Thomas 8. Jones, and Daniel Nj. Saunders.
Scofelds-F Francis T. Woot,on. Chairman. James T
Price, Nathan A. Fowlkes, Thomas o. Rowett VIM
B. Rowle,t aud Joseph Rowleu
James Torn-H Henry Tucker, Chairman, DR.. John
T. Lyon, Thomas McGehee and VIM. Marshall
Sandy Rirsr Church-Wm T. Woo,t,n, Chairman
Thomas Clark, Edwin Edmunds, Paschal & Leigh
Col John Foster, and WIN. A. Leigh.
Eilington's Shop-Capt. Marshall, Chairman, Joseph
Phillips, and John w. Ellington
On motion, it was then
Resoived, That The proceedings Of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and 10 the
Richmond Enquirer and Lynchburg Republican with
the request 10 publish the same.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
MOSES TREDWAY, Chairman.
VIZ. A. LEIGH, Secretary.
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WM. p. UNDERWOOD. c
Aprii nm.
E'O BENJAMIN

Two BENJAMIN j. KNAPP aud FREDERICK ~ I[1e-
surviving pai;nrrs Of Knapp, Prt>,on Cu.TaSr w.,
that shall proceed, Friday, the 10Th of Nay ne, Al nm,
iavrf III the town OF Scoitsyiic, thu county If
between the hours OF O'Clock, \. IL. and G'cocS
take the dispositions Of John y Wooin and ot.rrs 10 be- @
evidence III certain Chancery DEPENDING IN M
penol Court oi Chanc.ry for Richmond Circuit m wbr.
am plaintiff and You dclrntnIi and II, from any ca
said dispositions should not lee taken completed that ks
they Will be- taken the same place and between the ~
L"I'S, hi Inc hrAt day JAMES l.. MAYO
April In. "a.
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Tickets Siaav-s s6-Quartrrs SIS.
Certificates OF Packages OF NJ Wholes slG0 90
70 Halves 90 90
ri Quarters, 40 90
" Orders for tickets and shares and certificates oi packages
the above splendid schemes will receive prompt attention. aud
u the drawing viii be- sent, Immediately after l.
over, o all who order from Is. Address Ia
J. &. GREGORY & CO, Managers.
No. 1853, South Main street. Richmond Va
archl i0J-wU
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April

Is CHANCE8f.-NIH6IS Com, 81 tslar.,r a. -.
held for HE county of Surry. Al the Count hoI., l
Monday, the 18th day al Mach, lsii '"e'7'i'
Upon the application % Pacy Hopkins, widow ol jos p u
kins deceased, who Is DESTROYS OF taking the benefit m
the General Assembly, passed 18Th March, 1870 entet M
concerning sales under DEGREES of Courts, aud the ices
and dispensing wIih refundin- bonds execution, m
tors, in certain cases,'' II is ordered, that all person.
against The estate of the saId John Hopkins deca.-d
OH The same i'r settlement 10 William NJ. West Adnni.
b"hS non oil said hopkins. within three months from n
ana Inst copy ol This order lee published the klchn
qulre for eight weeks successfully and that another
o be posted al the door ~ the rou-h of this couut
successive Court days. A Copy-Teste W" W..
WN. +. UNDERWOOD e f.
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lyrrRMARY OF TIE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE

INFIRMARY OF TIE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
THIS Institution open for the sick, at the following charges
i payable in advance for the first week.
While patients, 81 per week
colored do. (
These charges for medical attendance
gica operations board, medicine and nursing:
The Accommodations the ample and complete in
every respect Professors Of the Medical College visit The
Institution daily for prescribed periods In rotation" and IN cases
Of dcuv Mi The members of the Faculty called in consul
alion, without additional charge to the patient
ward has been prepared for the reception Of "
snrn AZ the rates fixed above for medical and surgical
Patients aborng under insanity or contagious diseases VIII mol
be received into the Inhrmay. -
s. MAUPfN, Nj. D., President.
Auo IA aS-wly
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rTARprRs, MAGNIFICENT DTBI.E. valuable an

Just published, for sale, and ready for delivery ne
Der OF Hupefs' illuminated and New Pictorial Bloc.
This Great and Magnificent Work VIII be- enof ,'.
sixteen hundred Historical Engravings, exclusive OF ~
utter to each chapter, by J. A. Adams. more tlan
bred of which original designs bg J. g.
VIII be printed from the standard ccpy of the ief,'
ciey, and contain Marginal References the Apc'! 81
cordance Chronological Table List of Proper Nance
Index, Table OF Weighs, Measures, SC The i.l- r.
pieces, Titles to the Old and New Testament -,
Presentation Plate Historical Illustration, ard ''''
The Chapters Ornaments, Borders, &c. viii hs NOM
signs made expressly for this edition, by j. u hlf'
New York; IN addition which there will br non.
encravin.s from designs by distinguished modern
and Engand-to winch full index VII be give" u" '
| Der. . f1. ,.t
/ The great superiority Of eaf!y proof iinp'r,'
cravings vii insure those who leave iLtf h' hi.
take the work in numbers, the possession OF j III
state Of perfection. To be completed ~ about ." egl-
| cents each. DhlAhbh g, upR
Richmond Agents fer liaFpef' III
! Jan. l6
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RED ROOT AGAIN

No ., Main Street, opposite the end Of The Old Marhtt
EFT me remind the citizens Of Richmond, Of ali
IL cgassfs this the cheapc, Boot
and Shoe this any other city South Of The Potomac
My stock large and compeelcng seiecedby myself OF he
manufacturers. assure all who may favor with cali thai
shall spare pains give general satisfaction have fs
of Ladies' Boots, Shoes Slippers, Caters Hall
Caters Rskins Also a general o. thildens
Infants and Shoes of all kndstoeether with
en-ns Boots Shoes Pumps and CATERS, all of which VIII be
sold low for Cash only. Call and ace for yourselves.
:. A. SMITH.
+. s. First rate backing only five cents per box.
Richmond. 18th March, 1874. l0O-wu
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ALEXANDER DUvAL & Co.,-DRUGGIsTs


Paints Oils, DyestgDs, Uindo'o Class, &c,
OFFER well selected Drugs, Dyes &C. which he
~ the attention Of Country Merchants and others pur
chasing
s. b. Particular attention paid packing and shipping orders
ALIEN DUyAL x CO., Nam street, Richmond
March ID gs-tf
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CHARLES LUMSDEN,
IKot.b Maker and Je,oeIier, PeterSbuTg, Ta

As well as Spectacle Glasses oevey description TO n in frames
he be.tows great pains the selection Of his Spectacle Glasses
and he assures his friends that his Glasses of the very best
quality ground and perfectly polished from his know
to give proper advice choosing Spec
or All Of which will be disposed of on rsasona
bIe terms ar God and Silver taken In exchange
Petersburg, Oct. II, 1913. l3-"u
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RIsHOP MOORE. ". RANDOLPH L co. Richmond
- have for sale, so cents fine lined engraving of the late
Bishop Moore.
March % 103-wtf
AIDES VELVET RIDING CAPS of various graceful pat
IL terms, al GEO. w. FERRY'S,
No &c, West Main street.
March ) 96--wtf
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j. G. GREGORY ~ Co.., Managers,
No. INI. MAN SIREEr.
Splendid Scheme for Saturday, the 20h .7prii, 1914.
$500 900 Capltal-S2O QUO Id 900.

SoUU,UUU CnpltaI-S2U UUU-SIU,UUU.
80 prizes Of 900 dolrs are 10000 dollars.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class H. Ter lsii To be- drawn
Alexandria, d. g., Saturday. .Oh April, lsii. c res, Is drw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09

!, ERiALs-No. G Of Gibbons Decline and Eau %
- Empire
NO. u "''0''e''' ''As''SF'' '' DRlNKER Io ~
Anril Q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09

IN CHaNCERY.-VIRcIxI,, 10 wit:-At Pnle-- L,,--
Clerks Ocr Of the Circuit superior Court Of % u 20
cery Tor Goochand county, on the It'll day of March "a
Nancy kimbTell, H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09

Archibald Bryce, jr Administrator, with the Will ann,
James serusgs deceased and James H. Scmgs, we'd
The plaintiff filed her bill against the defendants "a
PENDANT James H. Scruc.s, having entered h % ar &c
anh gwen security, according Ia The act of Assembly ana
ol ths Cont ana II appearing by satisfactory evidence H.
NOT an hhabiht OF this Commonwealth II Is Ordered "
said defendant James H. Scu2gs do appear here Al the
he held IN the Clerks Office azores nd frs, Nond
next aud answer The Plaintiffs bill aud rha, copy ~ ~
be forthwith inserted III newspaper published m t
Richmond Tor TWO months sncce>sycy, aud be- Dn.,,I ~
front door oi the Cour, house of this county. ~ 81 "
Ar,nv-l,.t.
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IN Observation-Disclosures States Conn,
trct of Virginia. ' VIC Eastern D..
Jaqnein T. Taylor and Others,
against iel!ionef:
Beverly Sydnor,
The creditors of Beverly sydnor are requested IN senar
debts before me- at Mrcklenburg Courthouse The r e '
RICHARD RUSSELL, comnis.,.-
March II ' S'"'ihis,ioner
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$50 600 Carilali

Twelve drawn numbers ont Of SiNty-Six.
Whole Tickets SlU 00-lIalves 81 W1tluaItes s. 30.
certificate Of package of - Whole Tickets, $40 OC
Do do 81 Half do. IS 90
Do do. 81 Quarter do. 81 SO
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HOYT n CO.'S OFFICE,
Under The Exchange Hotei, Richmond, Virginia.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR APRIL.

100000 Capitals
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No H. for lsii, ob- drawn
At Alexandria u. c. Saturday, tue 18Th Of Aphl, lest
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April2
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Tickets Sl0-IIalves sj-Cluarters s. so.
Certificates Of Packages Of % Wholes, $3.50 OF
o. Halves IS u
- Qnatters 81 81
Columbus Whig., 1844-01-18
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI


PrObote Court December Term 1912
INO al persons interested In the $780, =,
N Robert Pcrtwood deceaeed. laie ~ ~.
county aforesaid. You are hereby cited = =. .TS
/ pear before the Judge of our saId pro,oi y,
Court at the February term thereof 10 he NJ
en- at the Court House on the A''u'
lst Monday in February. 1914
and then and there show cause # anv von .,,,
why an order should not be made to sell the toi
lowing described lands subject 10 The Eido,V,.
dover therein, belonging TO the estate y
Robert P0ftwood deceased agreeable 10 fbs
prayer Of the petition OF Jno r. Porwood al.
ministrator ofsaid estate 10 wit
The East half Of North east quarter n so..
ton IS, Township IL Range IL West. Con.
tanning 10 eO-1O0 acres. Also. East balf ~, !,
South West quarter Of section 90 Townsb;r
II South, Range IL West containing so 98.
100 acres I; also North West quarter Of Nortt
west 1-6. dividing north and south oflrsctions
section thirty six, township seventeen. fsnge
seventeen west. Also
The west half Of the north east Quarter n
section thirty Eve, IN township ~, range n
west, containing seventy nine, eO-IOO acres
The south half Of LOT number three. in sec.
ton thirty Six, township seventeen, south. d
range seventeen west, containing 81 I5.lOO
acres.
The North half Of the west half of south
west quarter Of Fractional section thirty SIX
township seventeen south, range seventeen
west, containing thirty nine 65 100 acres.
Also. the north half of east half Of south
east quarter Of section thirty five, Of township
seventeen south, range seventeen west, con.
tanning 80 96-lO0 acres
n is further ordered by the Court that this
citation be Published in the@C Columbus Whip'i
and Columbus Democrat two newspapers pub
hshed in the town of Columbus for six weeks
successively. Witness Hon. Thos, Sampson
Judge Of the Probates Court Of Lowndes
County Mississippi this Ist Monday Of Deceln.
Der, 1s43.
WHIP. FULLER. clerk
December 2, 1s4S, print. fee, $50
Columbus Whig., 1844-01-18
AN EAGLE SHOT

The editor Of the Pittsbnrg EhroniclAy has
seen a mob American Eagle, which,wasbhot
in Washington county, Pa.sby Mr.. II Il.
Wilson, This unusual visiteA was oberYed
for several days soaring around the ne1hbor-
hood. Once it was seen to poapce nta lamb
which it bore away apparently witAougd difficult
~, IL also was seen to pounce u1pF ard bear
away large turkey cock. Til sportsmen
days, without being able to shoot he bird ;un-
I'll. on Friday night. its place OF q@ing 10 Foost
was watched, and on the following morning
Mr.. Wilson shot II with rife.
Il measured over eight feet rom tip to tip
on the wings, and the nails Of iss claws were
two inches and halfin length. Il vas one
ofthe largest specimens of the AmafScaa Ea-
gle we have ever seen DESCRIBED !.
Columbus Whig., 1844-01-18
DISTRICT CHANCERY C01IJNI,
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
John G. Whitsett,


lO9 VS.. Nov. Rules, Ie43
Charles N. johnson, ct. al
TPON opening the matters Of this bill and
Oit appearing that the defendant Reuben
Houghton is not an lnhabitant OF this State
but resides beyond the limits thereof so that
the ordinary process of this Court cannot be
executed on him. 1t Is therefore ordered that
unless said defendant appear before the Vice
Chancellor at the Court room in the town of
Columbus on the
1st Monday In May next,
and plead answer or demur to the bill of com
plant herein the several allegations thereof
will be as to said defendant taken for confessed
and such order or decree made therein as the
Vice Chancellor may deem equitable and Just.
1t is further ordered that copyo this order be
inserted IN the "CoIumbus Whie'' once 4
week for two months successively.
M. MCCARTHY, clerk.
H. L. JARNAGHTN, Solicitor.
Nov. 7th. is4S. prs. fee $l5
Columbus Whig., 1844-01-18
ADNINIsTRATOR,e N0TT11r

AlDsIN1lNISTRATORsB lsI NOTICF.
E4 EHS OF Administration hayin0 kaen
- granted 70 the undersigned on the a@ss, 800. =
of Ann y. Harris deceased, At the 0ctctss .s'S i
Term Of the Probate Court Of Oakf;ks,sE.,
Gonnty. All persons having claims aqainsf fi,e
sa,d estate are requested 20 present them s,aIv
3 siu.nealcated within the time prescribed So
.sw' o!nerwlse they win be forever barred. mi
.0ss nss ;noeosed % said estate are requested to
make immediate payment. ''''e'ea -
December, /, I64A " sxAuLR
Columbus Whig., 1844-01-18
DISTRICT CHANCERY COTTRT
OF THE STATE OF MIS- NISSIPPI

DISTRICT CHANCERY COITRT
OF THE STATE OF MIS- SISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLDlTRUG.
Samuel Davis.
,,,.,,; l24 ys January Rules, 1874.
TT pom opening the matters of this bin and
~ It appearing that Che defendant Sarah
Smith IS not an inhabitant of this Slate hnt
resides beyond the limits thereof so that ~ ~
ordinary process Of this Court caInot be exc.
cuLed g her; Therefore it Is ordered that IN.
less said defendant appear on or before the
first day of the next term Of this Conf -. .Is -
held ON the ssss ~ De
LIST MONDAY in May next.
ana plead answer or demur to the bill of COM
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
viii be as tosaid defendant taken for confassad 81
ana such order or deere made therein a The
we s. Geaneellor may deem equitabie and just.
.er be inserted IN the aColumbns Whjca ence T.
week fof two months successivelv.
,......s, N: MCCARTHY, Clerk,
esrayonl and Hewitt Sols for Complaint.
January 4. 1874. @'.'.s
Columbus Whig., 1844-01-18

Mdle' Taglionii is atpresenr & stockholm
On the occasion of her beneft. fhe theatre
was 20 crowded in every part, thnf q an
early hour in the evning, notice. were posted
g me doors stating that no more tickets could
Columbus Whig., 1844-01-18
DISTRICT OF CIRCUIT COURTS.

DISI h1OI i UF CIhCUII NOUh A0s
This court has original jurisdiction in all civ
il cases, in which the sum in controversy ex-
ceeds $50. Il has chancery jurisdiction in all
cases under $500; and has power to foreclose
mortgages, without limit as to amount and
has also exclusive criminal jurisdiction. For
each of the Ii disricts, the judges and attor-
neys are elected for four years, from Novenl.
Der.
Columbus Whig., 1844-01-18
DISTRICT CHAFCERY COURT
OF THE STATE Of MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS.

OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
John Nann, Complainanl !
Reu5en s. A. McIntyre ---N''
and Neil Mcintyre, dert.
-TTP0N opening the matters Of this hin and
~ itappearing that the defendants. are not NOT
inhabitants Of this State, but reside bevonJ nd
the limits thereofso .hat the ordinary nrocss ,..s
q this Court cannot beAxecnted uD1ns fhsro m
Il is ordered that unles said deferda.s. -
pear before the Vice Chancellor a The e.,s.
room IN the town Of Cplumbus on the -
Isl Monday 10 May next,
and plead. answer o. daunur 10 The hin -
herein the sevesal' Allegations m thssa.,e
win be ~ 10 said deienbants tsren sar neseo'
sed: and such order or decree mae 81 shsso; Soa.e
g sne wee ChancelOf may seem .o, eou;tshls ~ y
E . !nfthr ordered fiat cObv Il ~. :. =.
aer pc inserted ii the aColumhns w., i;,s ol
newspaper published ii tie Tows - Go ~
asonce week Tor two months s,icss.,,,s..
y; MCCARTHY elsrk
H. x. 7, sryaehin, Solissi ! s'9'A'
- = ls''P printers fss e16
Columbus Whig., 1844-01-18
@. NJ. RAGSDALE, Clerk.

This court has exclusive Jurisdiction of all
crimes against the United States, committed
IN either ofthe districts of said courts, or upon
the high seas, where no other punishment than
whipping not exceeding thirty stripes, fine
not exceeding one hundred dollars, or a term
ofimprIsonment not exceeding six months is
to be inflicted. Also of all cause OF Admiralty
and maritime jurisdiction, all suits of penalties
and forfeitures incurred under the laws OF the
United States also concurrent jurisdiction
with the U. 8. circuit courts where an alien
sues for tort in violation ofthe laws of nations
or treaty of the u. States. Special author
ity is given to the judges of these courts to is
sue writs Of Habeas Corpus.
Columbus Whig., 1844-01-18

Il HALE q 9MURDOCK.
THE undersigned are receiving per recent
4 arrivals, an extensive assortment of For
eign and Domestic Goods, which tney have
purchased at very low rates, and to which they
solicit the attention of the Planters and Mer
chants of Mississippi. visiting the city.
The Stock win consist in part of
$50 Tons Swedes Iron ass'd in.
80 U ss Gala {"
90 q Rolled,
80 /" american, Square. Round,
Hoop, Horse shoe Nail rods,
Flat Iron,
so American, English Hollow
Ware, well assorted.
4 /" Sheet & Boiler Iron,
1000 Kegs Swedes Iron Cut Nails,
40 " Horse Shoe Nails,
9 Bags Wrought Nails,
800 Nova Scotia Grindstones,
1000 Dozen Wedding Hoes. assorted |
1000 Pair Trace Chains,
100 Dozen Collins and other favor
lie making Axes, a
90 Sets Biacksnlith's Tools,
200 Dozen Gotten and Wool Cards.
100 Steel Corn Mills, assorted,
go Single, and double Barrel Guns.
80 Rifles,
: so Mott's Agricultural Furnaces &
Aeslles made expressly for Planter
together with General ssortmellt of IA. 9
e s,:n.1s ana Pocket Cutlery, LOCKS, SPOONS. :
'OIgl.sss SCREWS, CARPENTER,Sr {
7OOLS, &c. &c An Of which they oFTer y
Y SAFE on the most favorable terms. y
@, MAZANGE, III CO. II
Corner Commerce 0 EXCHANGE gtreefe. =
Mobile, Dec. i. I848 = % e'ss m
Columbus Whig., 1844-01-18
DISTRICTS.

First Distrfct-C Composed Of the counties
of Warren, Claiborne. Washington, and Boil
ivar GEoRRE CoALTER, Judge E. G. Wal
ker. district attorney.
.SecoRd District Composed of the counties
of Yalobusha, Carroll. Choctaw. and Talla-
hatchie B. F. CARUTHERs, judge; q. +.
Neil, district attorney.
Third District Composed of the counties
of Adams, Wilkinson and Jefferson C.. @
CAGE, Judge; Stanhope Posey, district attor-
ney.
Fourth District-C Composed of the counties
of Smith. CopiaE, simpson, Scott, Newton and
Neshoba; I. a. WILLS, judge; E. G. PEY-
TON, district attorney.
Fifth DiStri Composed Of the counties of
Jones. Jackson, Green, Perry, Wayne, Jasper,
Clarke and Lauderdale; HENRY MoUNGER.
Judge John Watts, district attorney.
Sirth District Composed of the counties
of Noxubee, Lowndes, Kemper, Winston and
Octibbeha II. s. BENNETT, Judge; Henry
Gray district attorney.
Seventh District-C Composed of the counties
of Kinds, Madison, and Rankin; JOHN HI. RoL-
Rms, Judge; Franklin Smith district attorney.
Eigth District Composed of the counties
of De Soto, Coahoma, Tunica, Ponola, Lafay-
cite and Marshall; ]. NJ. HowERy, Judge !;
George A. Wilson district attorney.
Ninth District--Composed of the counties
Of Monroe, Itawamba, Tishemingo, Pontotoc,
Chichasaw and Tip2ah STEPHEN ADAMS,
udee J. w. Thompson, district attorney.
Tenth District-Yazoo, Holmes, Alfalfa,
and Leake, III. l.. FIrcH, Judge; r. c. Per-
y, district attorney.
ELeuetath District Composed of the coun-
les of Lawrence, Covington, Hancock, Mari.
IN, Pike, Amite, and Franklin: VAN TRoMP
CRAWFORD. Judge; John T. Lampkin, district
LttorneY.