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IMPROVED QUALITY AND HALF PRICE.
COMSTocK 4 co.'s
Concentrated Compound riusd
Extract of Sarsaparilla

FoR THE Cure OF
ScIcfals. Chronic Rhurmalis m, General
Debility, Cutsneous Diseases, TsLs,.
Scaly E'uphons Of The skin. P,inpIss or
PUsIule. on tie Fsee. Mtrcurlsl and Sy.
Phlloid Diseases. B,lss. from 90 impure
habit oi body. Ulceralions OF tie Thioa,
snd Leg. Liver Affections. Pans and
Sw' lhnss OF The B"nss, and I'll Dussss.
arising i'om an impure SAFE OF he Blood,
EHposorss and ImprudtLses in Life, Ex.
esss'Se Css oI Mercury, Sc.
The great PopulssIIy &c Ssrsapsril,.
ard It's established sficsry, rshcer n o..
perauoss 10 enter into any ..nsou,lun #
rs sTuss. or sdduee any evidence in ito
favor.
The STsspsr ia 10 wsusn,td positive.
" % good as al, otasr that can be mad.
al One Dollar. 8, JUS, hall the ptlce sf
tho's so much advertised. aud 30 strong
and IN a. large bottles, VIZ
Fifty Cents per Botfic, or Four
Dollars per Dozen
This article has rUted SeroluIs Of 40
year', after lhe Dollar articles had been
used IN vain.
10 be had u the agents # Coinsioek
aud Co. only, ihruuTh oct Ire country. IN
New York only sI2l. Co,tlsnd, Sn,s',
The REASON.
Some people are fuoIIsh enough 10 be.
he'e Thai We Cannot sford IL max. 90
COED 40 article 81 Ssr.sparllla Eau.ci
snd cell II Tor so cents Jtr torIIt 81 81
Ier dozen. a. IL a.. ers that ,elI for i,,,
couolr tia mtney. The SIMPLE tart 10
'if-, ard all vlll nrw be rouyne.t.
While fre Hundred dollars 10 squs.d,r.
Joy Others IN column ur ,wu OF sd,t.
hstmthls. We do horsErhJ Fire. There
'o'e We make the rutiic pay but hell 10
much Tor a. gn"d OF better sr,trle Is any
que 'lse' std YET mske ss much IL MT
mute p'"h than uey. The real co.s 10
ma.'"g The article IL probably NOE ,ian
sheis' as "e use nothing bat he lest
s''s"I aul'a Rot. &c. And we are fully
con''hetd that We will cell ,h,,o LonI,s,
10 one 81 'he dniIar' priced buliI,.. when
'hepuehc know wha, We chs,ge for as
''s ''f' e. are soch a. no, Ia rq uirt hsfs
"e9'pap'r TO sustain lie rerLts,ror.
, hf"ire arrays for Ccmsfock 8. Ga
sarsopari4a, at fyty cents, and harens
other.
For sale by
d. ilEARTT, Hill.borough.
march az. II
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MOERATN
Life Medicines.

fkIEI.as Msdieiass ave kssn.assl so 49,
@ Gees "a aln@sEFsaEy dsssass - ~AArh man-
kaa8 4 lishis. anl aoF Aalliuns ed hsef eun-
plslnsaL |. AZ iAsif sissy !. q AaesEsstEneaals
halliass ssd ara .hss6ashe. Psia' sad %.
prsssi0p ailsr 9Fals. giddlnssss d'aEiasss.
s.asn:ns nsise in he hsad snd tars. dfow
siss.s, kssashurn. .Sss q sppssis. 1ind
spasus. C. lksy ere sxknsslssers q - sasa
u s.psrsr - a4y IAlAg ssef esisfs size,
y 10 puAie, q z aor lkoss ofa ish hseh q
ha4r. thay 1all prove iasalashisi whass az
esssaaI ksmsls sgsrisal. for ether sfE. mel
esnssl Gal - saaaFs ne sniEsisai s.lisiss
rae sneasy Or &c Lis Pills and PLaaia
Bnlsrs u mesI eeFlsia. IL freely gtsrn "a me
stssck Of fever, lnHsenrs. neasles. sore
throat, recent colds. 9Th couch. snd OH
sr inE.nmziory disorders. Ia Ehsuna-
ism snd'shoEie eouslainss they haze .ise
prrlosmeS The most ralFaoGtinaIy cures she's
nssd .ilh PeressFsngs.
Siave Ihs Get inliojaeiiea Of Dr.. Mohars
Life Msaisisss 10 his frllow eiliEsns. they
hsEelia sseEY esse. faiis maintained he h'sh
character they 80 ueal deserves. Psaaenas vile
had Coz yesHs dlaNa ca . miserable exassenee.
and maay who had losl the Ussoithelr hmes y
Iaeumalism and paraiysls. have been restored
10 hssllh, slFengt "a and eOmiart, sfsT all The
usual remedies had besa loaad ssessss. lie
nsgnEishias aad slm0at tnifarsious thest.
hive sIso hsea experienced. 10 the care u
aaEsss AID rkumsiis pains Of the Asaa and
Gsrs, psralytis egseiisas. eoniraEied and stu
joints. slsnauisr Fwsilings, pains 81 sne ears.
aad bsaes slfeHis rkmaafism. psissisisea q
IsskssfI, tisssli Tsspirsiisa. &c.
But il - uanecessars 10 enumeEate The ma
NJ cas- 10 shish these purely vegetable ne
dieines have been fVeressinli bus lei 30 -.
qnirs Why are Ihsy % universal ~ lLsHF
sss.S.s .hsy PURIFY THE BLOOD. and
thus IsmGve eli cause 81 DISEASE N TIE .ys-
ten.
Bessvss.,hsy act rowerfslly npsa the sscrs.
tioas. Of the body. aud remove ell Impurities o.
once
Because they DO m, reduce The ry.,sm, bat
.inYiaVTsie il thus requiring 10 GsslGalni IRON
pleasure OF business tlaUhe then operation.
campiaints srlsing Tram . siiIsied state Of
the blood are easlly sub.'ued By The ptseflal
efficacy of these mid aud ssllIsIy nssdIciees.
To those ~ho are oblisef - travel, OF t0tske
medicine xilhoat Inlerrupisoa sfbusiness, lhe
Life Medicines are peculiarly ussfUl. BY mild
and sale operation. they tiflke 81 the foSi Of
disease, and qaiekis eradicate IL. Thereby pre-.
venting the fatal ELECTS 10 whirh thousands
are victims.
sali sbolesale and retail By Or. ". D. Mef.
IA. SIS Broadway, Nsw YoIk.
70 sale also by
ID. uEkRTT, .7gsni.
Fsb'uary.i. e,-
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Ii Ill l. 5 d o ROUG II. N. c.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
By DENNIS HEAHTT,
January 8

At THREE DOLLARS a YEAR, OR TWO DOLLARS
fiFTr CENTS 10 rAlD IN At,AHcE.
inose who DO not give notice OF ,h,i wish
10 nave Their aper disc ontinucd at The txplIp'
a,on Of The year, v i'll be presumed az t,s'rlig
us 'onl'nrom c until oun,crmantcd - AID no
paper WI l Q discontinued until all aritatsgs
are PAID unless st lie option oil The lubllsbef'
Advertisements not ,xcceGing sixteen Iines'
Que DOLLAR isr tie first, and IN eniy five Ceh's
'of earh subsequent insertion; longer ones :"
proportion. Court advertisements twenty ="
per cent higher. A deduction oil 33I PR "
PHI DO made 10 advertise I. b. TIE ysst.
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Mysterious.

a GENTLEMAN belonging 10 one OF
- the most ancient and wealthy fami-
lies Of this city, New York who must
DC well known 10 numerous friends, hav-
ing since the year 1914 up to recently,
been bent nearly double, and for several
years confined 10 his bed, has been fesior-
cd to good heallll--has rcgained his nalu-
raj erect posi,ion--and has quilted his
carriage, and now walks with ease! We
believe this is the gentleman's own de-
scripiion as near as possible. and there is
no exsggeration in it. We will give in.
quirers his address, and donbt not his hu.
name feelings will excuse the liberty; so
that any one doubling NAV knom these
facts--though he requests his name may
not appear in print Auong other SINH
lar instances, Mr.. James G. Reynolds.
l44Chsystie-street, has been restored, and
will give personal assurances of the facts
Of his case. Both were rheumatism, and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been done!
ASswER--By the INDIAN vEGETA.
BILE ELIXIR internally. and HE WES'
NERVE AND BONE LINlMENT e.
ternaily, from Comstock 4 Co.
b. or ror sale IN iii shoroueh by %. ycru,.
IN ox'o'd by George F. Taylor; In G, eensbo.
rough by }. & Il. SIoan only agents.
FeHusr! ~. s2-
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NEW WATCHES
and Jewic llery.

/ emueI L5nch has thr pleasure e al
- naaagias % lie frieads and Ghe pabiie re.
asraily. that ke kasEleceised from Philsdsi.
shaa esaa aHs0sta1 - Of gEnELLERI. soa.
sistins IN rari u
Gold ssd siher Lessf. wslehss. ard
plain Verge Washes.
Fine Gold Guards and KEYS, ]
Fins Gold Finger Rings.
Breasa Pins andlEar. Kings,
Gold anil Saver Pencils.
Gold Collar Buttons and Miniature
cases.
A rich assor.men, Of Silver and Steel
sPeelaelss. In suit all ages.
Silver and. Steel waleh Chains AMI
KEYS.
Silver Whistles and Thimbles,
Silver and Steel Ear and Tooth Picks.
Muse Boxes and Steel Pens.
A fine assortment Of Rogers and HOs-
teEholm's PockeI Knives.
KniSes..and Forks, and Rogers seis.
sors,
Silver Table and Tea Spoons: Sail
Spoons and Butter Knives,
A large assortment Of Rsz0rs, and En-
ersOr's Razor Straps,
Steel Spectacle. Cases, and Fancy Seal
Stamps.
Silk and Buck-skin Mosey Purses.
silk, Braid, and Elastic Guards.
Coral, and Gold LOckeis.
UJs Watches and cioeks &c oil descriptions
leaned and repairsd in1his. serustsmedisvPe
Tiar style.
Jane &c. ST.
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TO ALL TIE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN,
or, Leather Restorfr,
A NEw cnEMIcAL pIscoyERY.

ANEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know. that skins anu
hides are converted into leather by
the use Of faEnin extracted from certain
barks. &e.
When the force and strength Of the
fannin is worn out. leather becomes dead,
hard. dry, brittle. cracked. covered with a
crust, d.. This all know. TO restore
then life, soilness, moIsmess, strength.
smooihuess. and remove all crust, fy, or
blisler-reslore the ,annin. This sub
stance the leather never can receive the
second tine; but the while virtues Of i,
are in This article. the OIL OF TANNlN
which penetratcs the stiilest and hard
est leather, If it has been twenty years in
use; and il ii tears easily with The Singers,
IL irnparls at once a strength that is utter.
ly incredible until seen. IL becomes like
msr leather, in all respects, with de.
lightful soilness and polish, and makes all
leather completely and ptJfctiy impsrri.
Gus TO INDEPENDENTLY tcOis, shoes.
carriage-tops, harness. hose, trunks, and
in fact all things made Of leather, giving
a splendid polish, even higher than new
leather has, and at least doubling its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These ATE facts.
those VII" will may wear old shoes,
gTosa with corns, ride with old carriage
tOps-have old harness. and throw them
away half used-look filthy them elres.
and all about them-expend double wha,
is necessary for articles Of leather. TO their
hearts content. if their prejudices are so
strong they will not try new discovery.
Now. gentlemen, please yourselves.
E6g None genuine unless with The fac
simile signature Of Coms,ock & Co.
i r For sale u .iiIsbor ugh n {, hyp.
Heart; in Oxford, by George 2. Tayiof; ~
Grr'nsbornuRh, byJ. y q Slosn- only agents.
February % &c
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Attention!
Atscp.ign!!

TO the CernEzis-Sasd o,gicer. and Sfasi-
Clans belonging 10 tss 47th Rsgimers
ofk. C. ki'isiG.
YOU are hereby ast.ws .ra tvmnsn.
ted 10 appear n .EiiIlsSosoush On
Saturday 2sIh s.s,., tsassd ned sqsiped
as the law dir~css. E. ell .essser snd
con.t MARTIAL.
n. n Th~rv ell ~ On ri~crioa held
on The same day kr CoAsssi c"mmspd-
ant. to supply Tive pises II Cad Vim. II.
Wood. resigned; also Es Lisussasai 60.
lionel anil Major. h IL tc.Hs. tas. sill
officers will he pr~se.,.
JOHN G.. DOUGLAS. Lieut.. Col.
s. paember 10. 81
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LIYING DOM fALrNN1.

LIVING DOWN rALUANI.
1k- Nsozal I.lsl gssses. 10 -
eeaEsr ossoms Fssnslk. spen fsssy . 80
il sad IL 10 ksnx- a.. ia asseiia. aac
i1PHesssEs It.sfsacs - ~. Glss.
I'VE - - - I'LL La saassd Gi,Aa sosg
Of ih Hg g.Es thsa ELiriy ssaR--.Ls Is,
fanSRly - sb.eb Lac Ls.n "a iaessssu,
stsrm u f.lsstos I and u hais. NeG len
has he tl-reita b.fsrs ID ~. Asd Il.
skaieoms'a - -. Son-ahIns Cor shleL
t@as ~aIGa Mllle - ullhsIaad nnhsaG
tie tsa 49, gur .. n, he h0sl .; .lanees-
srs. tss ss,y lhBndsI Il N a,1ssi unIs-
alslsd lyFanL The lemFssg La klowa
aSsy IL own brsaIh. 90. Tsksl7lss sssny
thai AIDED - rssss sni Ihsseh: 81 ride isI-
esfr IN il: Ihs waats have suuk into kSs
the Glad auTnUssis 2tepir'sIslsTR @ sd-
u - In; the ssIrpcs sizes leok OCT opee
msTs; And 'hOszh lie rio.k Il msny .
Democrats Esg ada srars b rhiae tLs
rsI1ralHg sRn. ssg s5sss Ihs hynE gIuads
spHREs ug % gaG sEa< n0te. tcn Lac
nisIk e he &C. ia sk.eh th.y isss -.
tsl'ss s0a kIaGrE - ysts-
- SCR . - 81 Y .kal liza TO ssfal f.~n,
s~sls sssu tss saas sse s'sssy .s..ss lie
saosa.
T.s9ss 1aass a. 49, ~ s.H.ls .is-es ara
spE~sd.
Elsrsal saas.,,as .rl.is. a. il sesa"
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Medicines for Sale,

THE following Medicines have been receiv.
ed, and are for sale NJ ihis Ofic.:
Spencer's Vegetable Anti Bilious and
Anti Dyspep,e PITS
DIR. Hull's Medicated Cough Lozen
ges
DR.. HuIl's Worm Lozenges.
Dr. Lacount's Vegetable Tooth
Elix,r-a certain ard imn"diai" cure.
And also Hadlock's Vegetable Powder
aud syrup, for diseases Of The Lungs, Coughs,
.Colds, Dyspepsis, aud Liver Complaints :
which are highly recommended for all thee
diseases, by citizens of North Carolna who
have tried il with effect.
May 81. I'll
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TO FARMERS.

OoME with any Of the following prod, ee
o. your farms, aud You shall have for them
"r"cc''ts a. cash prices, viz:
Corn, Bteswax, TalIow, Feathef..
A. MICKLE.
January -
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PETERS PILLS.
LET NONE DESPAIR

TPHEsE Pills have long been known and
- appreciated for their extraordinary and
immediate paNsrs ofIesterinR perfect heaita
% persons suffering under nsarly every kind
Il disease which tie human frame 10 liable.
Thy are particularly recommended TO ell
ihose persons who a's effected <ilh any Kind
.fehronic or lingering complaint as there 10 no
.nediciae before the public Which has 90 na.
'ural aud happy an effect upon the system 10
correcting the stoms' ard liver and.io the for.
mstIon Of hsalIsy ch,le. and thereby purity.
'n2 the blooa.
They are acknowledged BY the hundreds ssd
hou's is who are usIas them 90 be not Oily
he most niid and pleasant IN their operation
,ut the mos, perfectly innocent, safa and sf
fcient medicine ever If red 10 tho public
those who unee make Trial Of these pills
"ever ai,erwsrd feal willing ta be wiihoui
hem. which 10 safi:eienI proof Of their good
qualities.
For sale at this Office.
ys6I7. a-
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FEMALE BAPTIST INSTITUTION

>fr j. pr"pcsrd IN establish in Milton, ". C.,
- Female Scbocl ~ high Il srserr, 10 be
rnder the patronage ~ the Beu'sh. Roanoke,
pan River and Fla, RFsr Ass Iriaiious. \ suit
t,ls hni Il ~ IL s',eats prnrured a, d the eN
t,rises g, { he school will commence early in
Jlnuary nt1,. The hesh iness nf ous tosn-
lac ch snaess 81 Board tie Hora fhsstte, Of
- inhsb tants renders il very d'sirahie lora
ton Tor ss'rh su 'stra'ion. Milton is slsa a
central place convenient To Tie four Assotis.
trans under wbnse patronage il 10 propnsea 10
place The sci ooi. A boa d ~ Trustees wi'i be
appojnted ard sTft.sstion made Of The neat
I"g's'I'ote ~ "nr state, for a Euitsk!e tbrsser
forthr Ihs'ru,,on.
AUeust 26. H.
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,IiI,ea wills ana FACTORY.

TIE MILTON Nils and Fsrip'y w'll 20 into
epctst"p unc-f lie 6nn Il BEtItu, Ntrs TN
4 Hnldrr. Prrsnns wishing employment in
the F4ct"y ~i'I do well 10 nske affhctt.on
D ".
Ti0S. W. HOLDEN
September ., 4l-3v
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CPECEs.- -Pepper, Psmento Cloves. Nut
- mrgs, Mace. Ginger twhte and Race
C,nnsmon. TIE ahHv" also rr"und FOR sale
by TYLER e. HILL,
ea Petersburg, Va.
August 10. So
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ks.kIITzs

ps@arsy essd, ed al slrisslsS nsselrs asd las
NJ rsss.ssd. in he cd Or yvuas. By The Ixs.as
FssrzAsiE EurR arr Nam asD BoxE LaEsxExT-
~ nss~ withOas he mans Of consssck & Co. On il.
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BLaNKs for safe q. his 1gscc.
The Weekly register., 1844-02-24
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

q FILTERS of Administration having
been granted to the underalgned' on y
the Estate of Hiram Myers, deceasee,
by the Probate Couri Of Ponola county
at the January term. 1914. tnefeei' No-
tice is hereby given to all persons, IN
6ebted TO said Estaie to make Immaculate
oaymen,. And those persons itaYlne
claims against said estate, are no''nee
10 present the same, duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, ol
this notice will be plead IN baroi lhell
recovery.
JOHN CAMPBELL, -AdM'r
Of the Estate of Hiram Myers, deceased
Feb %, 1844-5O-6w
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a ETTERS of Administration having
l been granted 10 the undersigned, on
The Estate of William, James, deceased,
bv The Probate Cour: of Ponola county
at the December term, l343, lhereoi,
Notice is hereby given TO all persons IN
debted TO said Estate. to come forward
and make immediate payment. Those
having claims against said estate are
also hereby notified 10 presentihe same.
duly authenticated FOR payment, within
The time prescribed by law, or this no
tice will be plead in bar oftheir recovery
RACHEL JAMES, -Adm nr.
JOHN. GIN J JAMES, 4dniaistr.
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Eicksburg, January 20, l84l-
TIE STEAMER
Lucy Long,


THIS New and substantial blilt-Slcam-
cr will .eave the above named place on
the 28lhof January, 1914. This 400
bale Boat will run asa Fegufdr Pdcket,
from Nicksburg to the Rocky Ford, o;i
ihe falIal,aichic; and make trips on the
Yocknapatapha, as far as California,
during the season.
Lucy Long has now nearly goi her.
Engine complete and will be ln'suPcrlor
order. This light draugtf dodt VIII
play as a regular packet from theinoutl'
Of Cold water in low water TO the mouth
Of Tippah, and act IN concert with n
good, safe boat to rcship cotton, and as
she is determined to be a REGULAR
PACKET IA hat Trade, she hopes 10
receive a liberal share OF patronage,
Feb 3 1871 Iii
X Oxfold Observer insert Shines
aud forward acct 10 j. G. Broadly
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DISSOLUTION

The Firm Of ST.ANTtJN q %. OF
Belmont, Mississippi, was dissolved on
the first instant, Benjamin Stanton hav
ing purchased the entire interest in our
Stock Of Goods; and will conduct the
business Oh his own account IRON ll.e
first Of january, I34I Either Of IS
authorised 10 settle The old business.
BENJAMIN STANTON.
JOHN S. STANTON.
Belmont. Miss, Jan. 8, l844.-47-.}@
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For VICE FREsIDRNT.
IOIIN DAVIS. Of Massachusetts

~ sound national currency, aud aso .ETpef'-
b,eats: far proter.ios to .anlerice, ,,ta'tstfy
ss' ~ JSyn honest eagabse men torai offices, and
no J,aias for any; reteaehp,eat IF expenditures,
and ref,rm Of absses IL The public agents; long
p,,n q strong pull, and pill altogether for he
IN oE he people as oppressed efectioaof ~
WE,vE sAIDrr ONCE; WE sAYIT AGAIN.
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.dDMINISTRdTOR'S NQ TICE

Letters oil. Administration, en- The Is
tate of z. Kennermer, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned by the Hon
orable. the Probate Court OF Tallahatch-
ie county, on the l9ih day of February.
1914. Notice IS hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against the es-
tate OF said deeedent, 10 present them
duly authenticated, WITHIN the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. Those Indebted 10 said estate
wiIlplcase coue forward aud make i'm
mediate payment.
Wm. 7. ALLISON, Admr
1 lCharleston, Mi, Feb. I2, l844.-4y-6p
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Tor i violation oithe constitution, were
not received. And now, as soon rs there
IS. i Van Buren minority il Congress,
ihev are received to catch the Increasing
Abolition vote Of ihe Northern States Z
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QU1RTEREY MEETING.

Oar Quarterly Meeting, TO be holden
in Ponola for this circuit, Is changed
from the second Saturday and Sabbath
in March TO the first Saturday and Sab
bath, which will be tho
2,i &. Sd days Of March, ne'.
at which time and place we hope TO
meet u goodly number Of our friends,
and pray that God may abundantly bless
US. Brethren, pray fofil. y. NJ.
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II ID II a. M.

J;scob King. Administrator. and Ann
Hubert. Administrators Of the Estate Of
james N Hubert, deceased, have flied
their accoun,s atihc February Term Of
the Probate Court of Tallahalchic com
IN, lor final settlement 0fsaid Estate al
the April Term. 1914, ofsad court.
Notice isshereby given 10 all. interest
ed to attend and show cause, i any iheS
can, Why final settlement and allowance
Of said accounts should not l,e made,
JACOB KING. Aim'nr.
ANN Ill BERT. ddm'd.
Charleston, Mi, Feb l2, i844-49-5w
The Weekly register., 1844-02-24

RaEE have on hand, one pair superior
% Sc inch Mill Rocks, With Irons
comple,e. which will be sold at New
Orleans cost and charges.
HUNT q &C.
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=
wareoftbe fact. No such demoralizlng
doctrine can, or ever viii, find resting
place inKen,ucky,'
And they arc right, For i bebooves / /.
a. who arc a, all jealous Of their honor ]
and integrity, To- declare TO The worlo
that they have never departed from ei- !
lher, ~, and ma, they BY no means
sanction such unisr Ase,pleds derelic''ons
Of duty on the part oI others. 4 man
is generally known BY his associates
Ard II an unpfiacapled character viii
persist IN forcing hiscompany upon the
society Of gentlemen, the only altefna
tive left is 10 kick him out.
The States Of this Union seem 10 be
acting on The same principle. Listen 10
Georgia, speaking through herlast Leg
lslature.
"Resolped, That VIC regard the slight
es. breach Of plighted faith. public or
private, as want of that moral primer
pie, upon which all moral obligation de
pends; that ichen any State Of this Union
shall refuse 10 recognise her Great Seaf
as The sufficient eridence Of her o6fga-
ton, she DiH haze forfeited her station
in The sisierhood Of states, and friH no
longer be rorthy Of their confidence or
respect"
This is the Language Of all free, all
honest, all honorable men, throughout
the globe. Our sister states haue wash
ed their hands, and declared themselves
guiItloss ofthis malice-prepense murder
Of all. States pride, morality, integrity
and justice.
But, not only nave our neighbors
thought proper to ''shake off the dust
of their feet against US. The world at
lalge has. given US credit in the great
Ledger book Of human events, for this
most magnanimous octl.! Thousands
and tens of thousands have thrilled with
pleasure at the mention Of the name OF
these United States, and have watched
with wonder and admiration their on
ward march TO glory and renown. Bu'
though, to their eyes, they have fnlh
eric shone brilliantly, because Of their
sublime orators, their eminent states
men, and their victorious battles, on
land and sea- Ye, the glory of The
whole seems about 10 be dnnmed by the
Ga!vanjc light Of an Immortality of "re
pudiation' emanating from a few. Ane
in tha, brigh, world Of .ex honorable
fuckers. Graves, Pagauds, Boyds, Clai
bornes, Freemans, Plummers, McNutt
{, id omne genus, Mississippi shine
forth, like the incendiary, who for
name, barntthe Greclan Temple,
"As ons of. the few, immortal names.
That are not born TO die
She has become s.hlssing and a bye
word' ablead, and a picture for Com
.4lmanacs at home! And who has don
this2' Who has been possessed of sue
IN internal thirst for a degrading nam
4- uo Io'roWcd by ~
lllEIs ~ - : 5,,oe fa;r fame OF Miss
The Weekly register., 1844-02-24

Daniel Stevens.
YENHIS day came the complainant by
d her attorney, and ii appearing 'p
the satisfaction oilhe court that the de-
frndant, Daniel Stevens resides ont o'
the limits Of this state, so that The or
binary process of this court cannot be
served upon him; 1t is therefore order
ed by the court that puhlicatiea be mate
in the Weekly Register; a newspaper
published in the town OF Ponoia, IN tiiis
state for the Space of three mon'hsi no.
.jfvin elhe said defendant Of the penden,
CIV oflAis suit. and that. unless the sasa
delendan, appear, On or beiore ihe heA' s
term orthis court; to be holden 'or inc
county of Ponoia, at The courthouse III
tEe town OF PonoIa, on the second Mon
day Of May next; 10 plead. answer OF
demur 10 the bill OF eonap,alnant alofc
said, the several allegations viii be IA
s ken for confessed, and the case tried aP
on the charges stated IN the l'f1.
4 true copy from the minutes:
" q. cULBERSON, Cief6.
Iannary 9TH. 1914. 42-l3w