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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

NtfTtfGTieS.
John c. Bower, of Winchester, DR.. J. Faunt-
leroy Of Warren, James W. Beer OF Jefferson,
and Z. G. Alburtis OF Berkeley.
The President, on The confirmation Of the fore
going appointments, came forward upon the stand,
ard briefly addressed the innumerabe assem-
hlage. He acknowledged his sense of the distin-
guished honor assigned him ofpresidins over 50
vast congregation of the Democracy Of the 10th
Congressional dis,ric, the adjoining counties, and
The adjoining States. II was noidlc pageant that
had thus concentrated the people from The monn-
tains, the hills and the valleys. No! Il was an
assemblage convened for,he purpose of expound-
ing anew our principles Of encouraging each
other in the maintenance OF these principles; and
of showing 10 our opponents where the Demo-
cracy are TO be found and who they are
(Checrs.) He congratulated the country that the
Old Dominion was the standard bearer in 1910 OF
the Dcmocracv-in that second revolution, when
Stale after State surrendered 10 the supremacy OF
CHANGE. He congratulated his fellow-cilizens
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

~ meeting is talked of in Richmond, on the
part of Mr.. C!ay'> friends. |; is certain thai a
ticket will be run for that gentleman. SrcH Is
Tur CONSISTENCY OF men who cXclaim asaiEs,
the tariff and the unc ..,tnional assumption Of
the power Of making roads and canals by Con
grcss. AND YET AEE WILLING TO ELEVATE ruf
GREAT CHAMPION oF Eorn To lmE PRrsins%cY"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

A, ~ o'clock the whole procession with the
thousands OF others, who came up 10 the festival
reached the beautiful grovcol Mr.. VIM. Baker
about half mile from Winchester, where the
table, seats, rostrum, &c., has been all elegantly
fried UP bv the committee Of arrangements torthe
accommodation oflhs vast multitude in style of
comfort and convenience for which they deserve
the highest praise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

Gabriel Jordan. w. r. Almond Of Page, VIM.
Woodward, Col. J. B. Earle of Warren, DR. c.
McCormic, Dr. Wiggcnon, of Clarke DR.. Page,
ColINadenbonsho Of Berkeley. II. Myers, J. Reich
ard Of Morgan, J. Gibson, WIN. Nixon OF tlamp-
shire, Col. ID. Sticky, DR.. ]. Williamson OF She
nandoah, Charles Shlivcr, Joshua Din OF Freder-
ick CITY, Maryland, VIM. Wood, Jacob Baker OF
Frederick. DR. Turner - -oi Loudoun and
Robert NJ. Hetrick, Esqrq - - OF Kappa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

The assembly being now arranged, il was called
to order BY John Bruce Esq, of Winchester, who
nominated Col. James NJ. Mason, OF Frederick,
rs President. which nomination was received
with acclamaton and confirmed by unanimous
vo;c.-Thc following additional officers were then
annnincd
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
ALSO.
HuLL'S
WORN Oh s:IZIa!3;|

TyHESE Lozenges have now benin use
III in the Southern and Western States up.
wards of twelve months. during which. time
they have gained for themselves popularity
unprecedented in the annals ofmedicine. In
over $4,000 cases they have provedan infallI'
Bile remedy for the destruction of those reptiles
within which are the means Of sweeping off
Hundreds and Thousands of the most bloom
ing children aud youth, severing the cords OF
affection. and forever blasting the fondest
tones of the parent, So great has their eff
cacy ;nvariafl y proves, that they may well be
called the only certain worm destroying medi'
cine 10 use, and the greatest discovery ever
made for expelIing the various kinds ofworms
that so frequently and disfressingly annoy both
children and ADULTS. They are certain rem
edy, and so pleasant 10 the taste, that children
cry for them, and eat them as readily as a
common peppermint; Lozenge. Price % cents
d box, with directions.
For Sale by
A. N. JONES & Co.. GREENE HILL
Columbus, Miss.
And in nearly all the towns and Villages in
the Southern and Western States.
Columbus Miss, May 9th, 1874.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
TIL : STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. J
LowNDEs County,

Probate Court, June Term, 1914.
IVmNO All whom it may concern. You ar.
N hereby cited TO appear before lie Judge
of orr said Probate Court, at a Court to he held
for said County.
FIRST MONDAY OF AUGUST.
next. then and there to show cause, if any you
can, why an order shonld not be made to sell
the following described lands, belonging to the
estate Of Thomas J. Brownrigg, deceased, and
Benjamin 5. Long, according to the prayer of
the petition of Richard T. Brownrigg, Executor
Of Thomas J. BrOwnrigg, decd. Benjamin s.
Long, and Sarah Sparkman, TO wit:
The Wig offs f Ia OF Sec. I. E. 10 ofSec.
-, 2 offs. w. IA of sec. IS. T. l6. R.l7|
East. N. w. Ia of Sec H. r. 16 r. 10 E,
1t is further ordered by the Court: that this
citation be published in the Colum bus Wing and
Columbus Democrat, two newspapers published
lively.
Witness. THOMAS SAMPSON, Judge of the Pro
'aIe Court for said county, this 6rst Monday Of
Issued June 9th 1874.
WIN. p. FULLER, Clerk.
BY w. F. CArrLETT, c. |
June 9th l645 -6s-pf SIO so
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
The Sick Headache.
ETHER ER NSERyOGsOR

~ An attentive perusal If tba e.n.
readers: -opay al Classes n
tHiEADACHE.--This disease i. one fro,,,
~ lMnlcn rises more misery to the Human s,n: l
Una man = generally supposed not BENZ al II
Iecty fatal It's often neglected or Dersogs 81
SO much to the use Of prrgatives and othe.
ana osaass as 70 impair thoir general Health
Ok. SPOHN'S HEADACHES PA NJ sar.icie'
rom CoMsTocK & Co. no.0 offered seq, seenas I.
aase overcome these difficulties. Wh;I I.s =
. .., are most powerful and immed;sta -
an attack or keeping il of. i Is >, MI -
az. lnna and innocent as to be used for - :.
III NJ: WITH the greatest effect and s.sa "a
LIZ mas now been tested by so mans e ~
s IS es - members OF tits community, as q re
Sod byA, N JONES& ca. n,n..
March II. ls41' - = ~ .Drugglst. =
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
From The Btston American.
SARSAPARILIA.

w have no great faith ia the oeneraIit,
W OF medical compounds, and alwavs vote
medicine nuisance, but we can't helm sav;no
| good natured thing now and then in favor o1
| such liberal and enterprising gentlemen as The
| Mes,rs Sands. of New York, the discpverers
OF an excelle, t mode of extract the v;rtnes .5
the famous root SarsaparIlla A friend of onrs
VINO was induced to take this article from On,
recommendations, assures Us of its highly hen.
enc,ai effects IN his case. He had cen tro,,
nied WIN cufaneons affection for moro H.,
ten years, and bad spent two or three bnn-
dred dollars and much time in nhvs,c;ans
medicines, 8c. He had taken mercurr !, -.
various iorms tar, sulphur, and all sorts of stnFr
!lIl ne was completely dIsheartened. Since he
began to take this preparation. about 81,
weeks since, he has become almost ent;re1,, |
cured. From his experience and our ounoh
servation OF its good effects, we reco1onsnJ |
plants, Aar CON-
For further particulars and conclusive 90:
dence Gifts superior value ana efsicscv I'VE ss
pamphlets, which may be obtained of soe sve
;, Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail l..
2, sans n Go, Druggists. Chemist 27s Broad. d.
or $5. c' % per bottle; SIX bottles
For sale also by s +
Columbus. Mss HlA ms. s
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LowNDEs COUNTY.

Probate Court, June Term, 1914.
IVWyO al persons interested in the real estate
IL Of John L. CLARK, decd You are hereby
cited to appear before the Ju6ge Of our said Pro-
bate Court, at a Court to be holden At the Court
House of said dounty, on the
FIRST MONDAY OF AUGUST.
next, then and there to show cause, If any you
can. why an order should not b. made TO sell
the f0lla.6ing described lands, belonging to the
estate Of said John L. Clark. decd, according
to the prayer Of the petition of Thomas J. Clark
administrator ofthe said John L. Clark, decd,
to wit: The North West of Section seven
teen, Township nineteen, of Range, ten Enst-
and the South East quarter of same section,
township and range.-al1 lying in the county of
Itawamba and State aforesaid.
II is further ordered that this citation be pub
lished in the Columbus Democrat and Column
bus Wing, two newspapers published in the
town OfColumhns; foI six weeks successfully.
Witness, THOMAS SAMPSON. Judge Of tie said
Probate Court, the first Monday of June, 1914.
Issued, June 9Th, 1874.
WIN. p. FULLER, Clerk.
By WIN. F. CATIErT, DC.
June 18th, 1874
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
DR. So bII(IS ri
VEG b / { Pill S

A RE the cheapest and mo ( approved Fam
IN lily Medicine ever offered to the Public
They are extremely mild in their operation
neither causing sickness of the stomach,or any
unpleasant sensation in the system, as Is too
| frequently the case with me licines given to
act upon the bowels; hence mutitudes, who
have been unable to take other pills or prepar-
ations OF medicine, on account of their nause.
ating effects, use these pills without the
slightest disagreaable feelings
Wherever or by whomsoever they have been
used thro'out The length and breadth of this
widely extended country, they have eniforn.
y and invariably received the approval of the
public voice. Upwards of 100000 boxels of
these pills have been sold, and not slnge in
stance OF dissatisfaction, with respect 10 their
effects npOn the system Of those who have
made trial of them; has ever come 10 the
knowledge of the Proprietor or his Agents;
but on the other hand, thousands of testimon
Ials have been given ofthe unparalleled excg
lencv of this preparation. They posses MOI
only Caihartic, but also Tonic Of Restorative
qualities; and such is the rare combination of
the cathartlc and restorative properties, that
the system is not educed and left in a torpid |
and CT stlve state by their use, as ls the case
with almost every other preparation heretofore |
offered 10 the Public as a remedy in Dyspeptic |
and Bilious complaints. But while the stom |
ach and bowels are freed from all morbid i'm.
purities, they are at the same.time mvgorated /
and brought into healthful action: any person
making a single thal of these pills will find this
TO DO strictly true. Indeed herein consists and
10 found that great desideratum in medical
science sought after from age to aga by the
most distinguished sons of the healing art.
Price % cents per box with full directions.
For sale in Columbus by.
A. N. JONES q Co. and CIR EENE HILL. and
~ appointed agents in nearly every town and
Tiliage in the Southern and Western States.
For further particulars respecting these
bis the reader is referred to pamphlet which
IAN be obtained gratis of the agent where s
hese pills are for ale, giving certificate of inf
'ortant cures effected by this medicine from c
ONE OF The most respectable citizens of the {
outh and west, who have used them and wit. v
essed their salu;ary effects upon others. r
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
ESSENCE OFTYRE

FOR CHANGING RED OR GRAY. OR ANv r,eu,
coLoRED HAIR, TO "A BEAUTIFUL BROWN OR
BLACK.
warranted superior TO any Liquid Due eper
offered
"HTS Cell brstei Grecian 1--we mil, 49,.
Il Red or Gray Hair to beautiful R,opn
or Black 1t is done with such surprising fac.
iilty and accuracy that irs presence cannot he
detected. The shade may be left at Brown
or may be made perfectly Jet Black. at The
pleasure of the user. - 'ue
great nHmbcr of gentlemen. uho h..o
gray hair in part or entirely. are IN IN. lave
tant habit Of using this article, and never sns
pected OF being gray. Many bachelors and
have made their fortunes m noa t,-
nony by use of this Tyre. Il is warr ra
'uPenor to any Liquid Dye made in the world.
opean. r''Se u TUG I.u- |
Sold by 4. N. JONES & Co. Druvv;xt
columbus Miss. March Id. 1914. ss''@
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27

ATREnnw acknowledges ~ the Racn.ty y
Fl M tlS most scientific nhd sueceaafnl pre-
naFnliofs ever discovered. for The relief
Colds, OoosnmglfOn. 4 sthasa, Whoeplngs CgslgS,
CstarrA, 1Ightnees II tae Langa or Geess. Iron
They .sre made nom coordination ofthe most
valuable cxpectorant or Cough medicines, and
are undoubtedly superior 10 everything, in uec
for those complaints. Ne Medicine viii b.
found % eficacious In curing such cases No theae
kozenges.s They do not check and dry up the
cough. but render il easy. promote expecteras
ton, alay the tlckliDg or Irritation, aud remove
the pruxiuiase OF exciting cause. Hnnrreus
imam hundreds of corti6cates have been offered
10 their wonderful virtaes, from those whom Z
is jostlg thought have, By their use. been saved
from al nntimely grave and reatored q perfect
health. They are 40 pleasant 70 the taste g SUE
gar candy. Poice IS cents . box, with diFec.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
TILE ST. TIE on NflSfsISS IEsNI.
1.nnzNnRe County,.

Probate Court, June Term, 4 Sd.
EI&fe al ii .sons ipleFesi9d II 10 Lands d
0 Carplin4 Weed minor cir Of elm Wood
deceased.
you are hereby eited % appear bslSfo The
Judge Of our said Probate Court 40 Court 10
81 holden for said County. on the
FIRST MONDAY OF AUGUBTs
next, al the Court House in the town Of Colnll1-
bus, then and there TO show cause, IL any you
can, why an order should pot b MAIDS 70 sell
the ALLOWING described Lando. situated In said
Lowndes County, Mississippi -helonging % the
said Caroline Wood, minor heir of kelix Woot,
deceased, according TO the PRAYER Of tho petition
oc Willie Buck, guaEdian Of the Enid Caroline
Wood. 70 vii: Toe. east halfo South west quar-
ter Of section thirty six, township rs, range II
west. Containing 0l4 acres more OF less. 3.
Il Id further ordered By ile Court, that this
citation bc published III the &C 0lumbue Whigsp
and sscolombus Demoerass two newspapers
published in the town &C Columbus. for six weeks
successfully. 4 ~ sg.e#s
Witness, Tho Hon. Thomas Sampson, Judge
ofthe Prohale Court, for Lowndes county, the
LIST Monday Of June, 1914.
Bv WIZ r. cArIERT. a. g. Clerk Il
Issued, 9Th June 1914. PIT. III 30
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
District Chancery Court of the State of
Mississippi.
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
Reuben III. Grant, Complainant,

HELD AT COLUMBUS
Reuben III. Grant, Complainant,
IS4 W
Ewing F. Calhoun. al al. Defendants.
MAY TERM. 1874,
pom opening the matters Of this Bill, and
~ II appearing TO the satisfaction of the
Court, that the defendant, Lorenzo A. B5eancon
Is not an inhabitant of this State butresides be,
yond the limits thereof az that the ordinary pro
cess of this Court cannot be executed on him.
II is ordered that unless paid defendant ap-
pear on or before the first day of the next term
of this Court TO be holden at the Court House
in the town ofCelumbus on the
Firsl Monday OF November A ID 1914.
and plead. answer or demur to the ill ofCom.
plant hereins the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed ms TO said defendant
and such order or decree made therein q, TO the
Vice Chancellor may seem equitable and inst.
II Is further ordered by the Court that copv
of this order be published in the "Columbns
Wing newspaper published in the town of
Columbus. once week for two months sucsaive-
H-
NJ MCCARTHY, Clelk.
May 9oth 1914,
III. l.. JaPnsgin for ComnIainant
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
III & STEVENSONiSS- --
PATENN BRICK NTACTrMo

This splendid Brick Machine I I.,.t.
1914, may be examined at Stew Stew ~
Browns, Brick yard by any who ma. ,1 s..i 3
terested in IT. SeUen hands and one ~ .os' -.
make, loih his Machine in one doy ,,r ,'r.y D
sand Brick The Machine is coDs,1 'sS 5'''l'
on principles the most simple, such 5', !. Y
cry one can understand; and consequently !, y,
subject 70 no complicated deranpem.ni Is
The Brick made by this Machine are of
superior quality. Persons wishingto purcSs..
ne ngth oiusing II IN a particular place sbonIJ
.Pply 10 w. u: stevenson of Columbus Nss
aAs this Machine will be in operation a. soos
the weather will permit, by Stevenson 'J 4
arown, they propose TO sell brick uDon be,,s,
terms than they can be offered at, made IN tba
ordinary way; and being engaged in bricE bu
lldng themselves, il wonld probably be 10 the
advantage of those wishing wo'k Of this kind
to call and see them before they contract
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
200 lssHH. e! s.09 Is.

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hIspenos % any that has hitherto appeared
Apustfafions, typography, and paper. The
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pEaep flHetge and half cents each uAy,s g <, Xxx
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NOTICE.
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o Hamlet. and a most magnificent picture, from
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0 the play, representing Hamlet an Ophella,
ogether with the first 10 pages OF Macbeth, in
which will be one large and superb engraving
'opied from Knights splendid edition, together
With six or eight others illustrative OF the tex.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
THE STATE or MIsSI8STPPT J
LowKDEs { ouNrY.

f0Date Court, April term. 1914.
40 az persons Interested in The reai e.tats ~
1o.Y.1reoo ert freeman, deceased.
" aIe nereoy cited to appear before the
IL. ,,Ssuuge OF our Probate Court, at the next
SSuy erm OF SAID Court 1914, at the co,rrt
= 1870 IN tne town OF Columbus, then and there
S SI6ola no. oe made to self the following des-
-. = lau.n tne ctate @ Mississippi belong
ceased accoruing to the prayer Of the pet;t;o,,
% James Whitfield, administrators ofthe estaI..
o. saao ncoera freeman, decd. TO wit:
section thirty hve. township one, range two
wes.. section two. township two, range five
ssj 1s sle j: e soownsnip twos range Eve.
Lasaas sn re 500 county, Section fwentv
s O:..,.. we. range SIX west. section
t.ensy r ~, .ownsnlP Sin. section
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
Columbus. MayI4: I944-Ds !

mn ELLIS, living n he se-v;o. = =
- Edward. Esq. 5l5 Broadway. has :" IL 8 !;
he ea naH Iully restored, after her Head h l'a
Oes1 Pssg5sssstly bald for longlIsis 'a0 na0
D.rsoD Wn aa. y there that a more d IL.
than good head Of hairf - ro.,,k I; !,
pensabe to good looks . and n s,s : = .nols
AMY necessary for comfort; andit & : SsI-
proper 70 supply the loss OF anv - seI.s.y y
gus, az those that fashion and cusfors Es..
s aiase upon Se9 N bpt WI Lost hair snS
lie health vs. sreed sp brn Wearing wig impairs
peerless eyisall which can be svo;Ie esg e nuns
p II gLDRIDGEsG BALM or T.1li n yT ihe
y nom ~ Maiden Lane. winch f,iI,. ut e.
Ores lhs hair, whether Il Is lost b. ' 49, rss.
's, y s' Y q By age Never bnY w;eRo,s
e err & o a.. g CO on the wrap.
Sold By a. ~. JONES q 4. f go s1s..,......
columbus, March n fe4 a 'sl.