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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07
VEGETABLE REMEDIES
BRsNTIINGER'S APOTUE(,A

~ L bhi'4N IltANNIlIiN - AlO liisCA.
ashland Square. Winding. Va.
he subscriber has this day leeu appointed sole 4.
gent ~ this city for the sae of Doctor J. Roses
HIGHLY CELEBRATED VEGETABLE RENE rs,
ada9ed 20 the vaFious dseases which The human
dy - subject, Of which the following Is list:
Dr. Roses Propiylaciic Syrup rsHsces, f1r the
Of all chronic diseasos affections ofe lungs and scro.
Dr Roses courh syrup Tor diseases u the lungs, CO.
tarrh, bronchitis. sc.
Dr. Roses Group or Rive Syrup
Bf. Roses Compound Extract % Sarsararitia
Dr.. Roses Asfhustic Eiixir
lr Hoses cough lolcnges FOR rstsiion ~ the throat
Dr. Nose's liineui Tor weakness rain in the chest.
WORMS.
DR.. Roses Tonic tnii.Dysreptc Tor 81 di.esses OF
| iic stomach aud howeis, cholera inf,niu,h. &c.
Df. Roses Female Pin, suYeriuf o The Hoof er PHI
llr. Roses Tonic Arefsive Nece' ahlc Pins an cfica.
! ciuus rcHcty for dive sses - fhe Liver.
~ Roses strengthening Plaster f5r weakness Of the
/ Bach, Bfeasi. side siomarh.
Dr. Roses Socctfc M Epefsv tis only ,osittve re
/ meiy for tht. disease ever discovered
Df, R"rc- Rheumatic Mixture, never known "a fail
W. koseE Asriugeut npauud orh rmorszc uf the
splitting ofhood Or FOR he cure ufs discharges oftood
Do Rose syrup for ehVera and howell complains.
| Also
~. Roses rATENr INITIATING BREATHING
TUBE FOE Initiating tie ayr cells u The lungs
weak Breasts.
ErtrGci from me Noiir, E0gle
Enr Rose b graduate Of tie University of Peansylva
MA and has fo many years prsciiccd DO profession ir
hts cfiy with signal Success lie hss omen occurred boz
that his Lance; rusty sud hs neil zines purely we've
table, which in itself STONY recommendation 20 ou
niiad and taxing inio cGnsidff aun that be- 0n
rhl fe'an tut au gTfNrVr one, thnk sfsn Fit
hiss Sem fair trial should disease Iav as utilities
Fof particulars cat on FN BRENTtTNCRR.
aoPb Ashland square Wheeling
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COUNTY COURT.

Htssion drri Monday ia every month Quarter s-io,
IND % March June, August November
ARCH WOODS, Presiding Justice,
- JACOB, Prosecuting Aiiorugy,
gDHN MfOIIOCfl. Clerk
ELIJAH DAY, t'Ofoncf,
Gro w SIGHTS, Commissioner Of Reveauc
HAMU " OLDHAM, flf country
OVERSEbRS OF THE POOR
Thomas H0rntro0k, TODD = Oiab,,,
SCHOOL COM MlSSlONFRS
y Atkinsoa, M'Nsnrirten, W t.rsgs M Keur,
MAGiS'fRA fES.
a Woods Riagsioy f'BKpor
EAktnsey simnts q W0uis
Ash1affasa john hfadY ~ Atkineou
II lohusion, Juo a G0od John F.N
John English sOtdham 'r Tls.,utst,r
Isweeney Woods JOHN ciiisofc
She Weaaia ihofnf1ufh = Shfivor
y Jeros MNosloeh ID ifoovrrf
q Irwin, a Rogers Ia E,iioy
Need james Hsker W. 81 zeda
jacob Gooains NNey a Ysfes
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BANKS
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
49, MAIN SrRErr, WHEELING.
hhCh WOODS, President, ]. LIST, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
= M"ods WV shriver CIV Thompson
y Jacob w Mitchell Thos Johnston
Ihos RAUL Slecnrod a Woods
Meeting ON Thursday ofeach week.
hERUHANTs' 4 MECHANICS BANK OF
, WHEELING:
'osEPH CALDWELL, Pres. :. BRADY, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
JcaidweI W.T. sen,y Jas Baker
j nS Woods to,.,,,. E rs Ss JwGM
meeting ON Tuesday of each week.
-
SAVINGS INSTITUTION
vran of.nE MAIN sIREEr.
NNe,.m THOMAS HUGHES, President.
f Rssss. Tc5 %ISEisSglssiien AFsS,o"
Meeting on Thursday OF each wt,,s '''S"'e''
INSURANCE..
WHEELING FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
OFFICE MAIN STREET, RELow MoNsor
% SAMUEL NEEL, President
DIRECTORS
W ,,,i F1,s"i"s IVY ein n.alel Iaa,b
WIN PAXTON Jas caidwsn '"O "0''''"
Rw HARDING, Secretary.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
ofTleE on MAIN FrKEgr, ~ BeILDISo AS SAVINGS
THOMAS HUGHES President.
t DIRECTORS.
M Nclron A Johnston John Knotc
JR naker JcIanhssker 4 P%1 H,,,''
Baker w Il ScIhy
ROBERT MCCOY, secretary.
OFFICE or THE COLUMBUS INSURANCE. co.
Al snRISER srELLE's wAHE.norsE, WATER
EaHss III LIST, Secretary.
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COLUMBUS, (o)INsURANcE Cow


AGENCY FOR WHEELING. H. X. LIST.
AZ Shrivcr n Siei'e's Warehouse, Wa;cr street
~ HEY viii take risks Buildings of all kinds Steam,
boais and Cargocs, Factories, Mills. kcclhoas Flat
boats and CsrEoes &C. against loss damage hy nre %,
the dangers and rers OF the seas lakes Tve ON very
favorable terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their SCENTS are authorized To make the follow inr
terms with their customer
Any person insuring single risk iy which no oss 90
the company - aimed. shall receive return ON an
pieaon To The AGENT of 10 per cent on the paid
On nett premiums paid each year. Amounting Ia
$500 or over, 49, per cent do; amounting tn $1,000 or
over, - per cent. ian %
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FIRE MD MARINE INSURANCE.

~ NJ " y NE.NEI HN'NI " NNtE
ITO BE INSt RED-or not To he-ihas The quesi ion
- whether u il letter by sweeping ire To he rain.
edand subject To all the ills that flesh Is to- o. like
prudent To the Protection ONCE. and there bs,
determine.
The Protection Insurance Company II Hartford Conn.,
havi ing already paid SJOOOOO the IVES
TEN Country, Is entitled 10 the highest confidence and
their agent al Wheeling, Virginia.
w. =. PETERSON.
will take risks dwelling houses wsrehnnses stores
mills factories, &C. together with their couenis such as
furniture, merchandise, machinery, aud every other
crptou of insurahlc property. Also steam Keel aud
fiat hoa's ard their to aud from any Port the
Western Waters. ON the most reasonable terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS
Thesame az at any other office ~ Wheeling.
oince on Monroesircei, Opposite the Monroe House.
and near The Post once. jan 10.
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STEAM POWER.

For manufacturing purposes DC supplied ca several
descriptions 81 mechanics u the nd story nf their TUT.
dng, 81 on 'hc ground roor at very moderate rent,
Wheeling, April j. 1916.
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OFFICE or THE CoI.UMBCs INSURANCE CO.
Al snRISER & sTELLk's wAREnorsE, WATER sr
H4Hsa II TX LIST, Secretary.
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Conplsiuas.

NiEiNiA--lN AN'iTY,--At Rules held in ,bs
Clerks Office of ihe tiFcnit SnIe'ior Court Of Law
AID tlanecry TOR the county IS Ohio IN the mouth
Auct~t, lSsG
Res d. Styfb
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
CL u THIN e. TOR r..
hc dy Wade CfOIhjng

all Of this Springs make and the accumulation Of an
old stock of eight or ten years standing.
public or those who patronizc me, that al my garments
made IN the latest style good Goods and viii war.
rant my work To 90, and for Low fRICES that can't le
GAINS
/ ap. 20. N ApNNS
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NEWrBOOK 8 NpeAYI
Plain ard Ornamental Binding

ct all kinds, 10 order in the most thorourl
manner and at Tie cheapest rates
BLANK BOOKS furnished . anu po',,r1,
Magazines, paIophlets, Music, &c, bom.d
IN the most substantial manner.
Old books rebound. &c.
The EindeIy will be under The charge Of j.
ullCHklST. JR., an experienced udcumre-
given. III
The subscriber is satisfied that he can, and
Is determined To furnish as good work as can
be done in the city, al as cheap rates and with
the utmost prOmptness.
SteGmboGt OionerS and Builders, are mar.
ueularly invited to give him call, as ne j.
prepared TO furnish books ami bills out and
out, at the shortest notice.
may 10 j. f.. WHARTON.
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NTlRGlNIA.-IN CuANoRRY.--N Roles held m tic
Clicks Office Of Circuit superior Coutt Of Law
aud Chanccrv for The County OF Ohio, IN lie month OF
august, lSfb.
James NC. Gordon. William =. Gordon the younger
Thomas G. Gordon. aud Samuel ID, Gordon, iniauts hy
Edward n. Fil1hush, their heat friend
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HASWELL'S ROOM STORE
sauuciChurehill

SaMuel churchill Defendant.
The Defendant Samuel Churchill not having entered
hs appearance aud given security according act OF
Assembly and Inc rules OF this Court. and anpcariue IA
satisfactory proof that ko - moi iuailant the
monwca'ih OF Virginia; ON motion oftc ConPaiu anis Ia
counsel, u Is ordered Hal tho said Defendant do pn~r
here on The first day 90 the next Fall tenn Court and
answer The Compliments ll sid that COPY Of This or
der lc torthwh inserted az spaler priutcd An
The c,'y OF Wheeling for Two months successiNciy aud
posted AZ hc 'front.' door of the Court House Ohio caun
". copy icsie ALIEN. Z LAIDLEE,
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No,2.2G.

TTlRGiNlA--tN ('uAN'EsV.--A Rnlesi heid IN :
CetAs OtHce 20 he Cirsrit SulcT Csuft OF law
and ChaaCrry co. The County ofohlo in the month or
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07

N.Nander Ggrl"n, ISyid Garden, isslei Garden st W
uNfier and Na'rSrct hs VIE. (lS'c " orcafet Garden
nSntN tvans aud Mary his WIFE, ia May Cardcn.l
Nhie'n tullcr AND AmchV his lie, Date Amslia Car
u'l anal ton A. }. Garden; hich said tsaici tile
widow, and the said AlcN audrt naVHl. Margaret NJ.
it.Nmciid. aud Thomss are children and heirs At
law ot David GaEdvu, isie al OHIO county decrascd
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II lRCTNIN.-IN CuANCERY.-M RYies held In tho
Clerks once ofthc Circuit Superior Court at Law
aud Chsncery for the County Ohio in the month "
August. 1876
William II. Hair son Colnpalnant
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.Nu'S us wr mol having entered tlctT appearance anal
tNoh security sccurlne ~ TIE of Assembly aud he
tpiS' nurl, and ~ appearing ly ss stactoty prta
N t'N arc not mha' uSuts Of she toninunwe cath II
N.ehiSt on Wolorotihe Complainant Nv counsel, n "
'"i,d i9l tie SAID ncrudalis du spl here Tia
MS ual oi 'hc heNt Tan term OF tits Court sud ans or
tr "iHploinauts l aud thata copy 81 ths order lv
tFiM ~ inserted IN ne,NSTNtct published
NV :" Wheeling for two nun.is Successfully aad rottVd
az lie it''p duoT the Court Ilo<e ct OHIO euuutv
'"pN "S'c ALIEN. A. LAlDLEN..
. NEIsoN aus 10 ON 1si,k
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Complainant.

John Gay jr. and J1hn Cay posendants
The Defendants not having entered their appearances
and gwen security according TO the OF Assembly aid
" rules ot iS Court audt appearing by satisfactory
proof thei they not inlaan:s of the Common eas
~ Hsiai on mOsion OF the Complainant by counsel IL
odcrd that tie said Defendants do appear GU tins
hst day of iio Fan term vi this Court aud answer
he tompainSnis s, aud that eOpS, vi this order 10
iptlWHh inserted ~ some newspaper printed the city
q" Wheeling for WO0ths successfully aud posted al
the Cont door ofthG Court house OF Ohio county ca
py iesie. U. ALIEN. 4. LAIpiEN, Clsrk
NEtSo>. -- aug ~ 2Ia
X lRCTNGN-IN CnANcERY.--Nt Ryies held in tho
r .,ff
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John VI. Mc6'rearv. Ezekiel :. Wijhors aud Sarah his
wife. David q. MeCrasy, louiss MeCreary. Ehzaseth
McC'eary and W lillian i. Gordon, Defendants
crs aud Sarah his Wits, and William D. Gordon not hav.
ag entered thciy aprearancc aud given security
ing 20 Tie act of Assembly aud tie sulcs OF This Court
tnd Appearing hy Satisfactory proof iS they alc not
mia ANS 81 the C0monw cal, OF Virginia; mot ION
ofttc tonrlauanis 10y counsel is ordered that the sad
Defendants do appear here tie tfst d5S o tine ncNt
Fall term of th.s tuurt aud answer the Complauants
hill aud tia, copy cd this order lc lOy M ri, n
some newspaper pru'c ia The city Cg Wheeling fr two
mouths succcssNcy AND posted the door of tho
court house Of Ohio county. \ COPY tcs'c,
ALIEN. n. l. NfDI.EN. CLERK
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11

500 % and cost; clerks and sheriffs fees
IL 80; jury tax, 3 90.
Il a. S A Garner VS. Levi Raeborn;
Judgment against def, Jan 2, 1888, S73 70
and cost; clerks and sherlfls fees IL 5O;
jury tax, 3 90.
Henry Greene VS. Micajah Jackson;
judgment against def, April 23d, 1899,
3l5d. Sic. and cost; clerks and sherlils
fees 12d l2c.; jury tax, 90.
Archibald Graham VS. Thomas X Phil
lips; judgment against def, April "a, 1893,
l02d SOC and cost; clerks and sherlfls fees
god. Soc; jury tax, 3 90.
William ID M'Lauchlin VS. James W
Sparkling; judgment against def, Jan 3,
1888, 92d. Coo. and cost clerks and She
riffs fees I'D. l2c; jury tax, 3 90.
Peter Prewett VS. Thomas X Phillips d
A G. Teas; Judgment against defts, Oct 22,
1888, l05d. 25c and cost; clerks and She
riffs fees I'D. 75c; jury tax, 3 90.
Boyd g. Mcdaniel VS. Mercer NJ Booker;
Judgment against def, Oct %, 1888, CID.
SIC and cost; clerks aud sheri1lS fees I'D.
l2c; jury tax, 90. (
I'D Lynch VS. Mercer M Booker; judg--
IuC4I dSulllSl uClt, Aplll -; ACC"l -
and cost; clerks and sherifS fees l3d. SIC;
jury tax, 3 20.
Jefferson Clements VS. Thomas J Wind
ham; judgment against def, April %, 1889,
l31d. O7c and cost; clerks and sherllS
fees IOd. 25c; jury tax, B 90.
Ephraim Smith VS. Reuben Price; Judg-
ment against def, Oct %, 1888, l6Od.
Sc I-4c. and cost; clerks and sherlaS fees
IL %; jury tax, 90.
Thomas Il Griffith VS. Thomas Blake d
A G Teas; judgment against def, April %,
1899, 2O1d. SSc and cost; clerks and she
riffs fees lid. 81 lie; jury tax, 3 90.
John G Thomas 81 Edward Grlfie.h VS.
Thomas Blake judgment against def,
April II, 1888, l13d. 66c. and cost; clerks
and sherifs fees god. 81 l-2 jury tax 3 90.
James G MLaurn VS. George l. Wa
liams; judgment against dett April 70,
1889, 32Sd Ole. and cost; clerks and She
riffs fees Id. soc; jury tax, 3 90.
The said Judgments will be sold to sat
isfy the clerks and sheritl7S fees due there
on. This December %, 1915.
n. b. JOHNSTON,
Sheriff Of Newton County.
Dec 81, 1915. 2Sts
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
IHc Interest Of East Mississippi.

The Interest Of East Mississippi.
Col. HORNE, The hon. senator from
WAYNE. has manifested great watchtllncsS
for the interest of the eastern portion of the
state A few weeks since, he introduced
memorial to congress, to graduateIhe prices
of the public lands in Mississippi, at stated
pcriods, falling at last to ten cents per acre.
This memorial was advocated IN some
appropriate remarks by Judge TURNER, and
rassed without opposition. Col HORNE las
carried through another memorial, asking
for donations Of alternate sections aud parts
of sections of land near the Leaf, Chcka-
suwhay and Puscagoua, for the improve
mont OF the navigation oflhoSe rivers.
We have long been Of the opinion that
the immense body Of pncy woods lands
within our state, opened rich field Tor
enterprise. Practical Observers, and men
well acquainted with the subject, have
pronounced that whole region oil country
TO be well adapted to stock raising, partlc'
ularly to the raising Of Sheep. And 1t APP
pcars TO us that no country can be better
adapted to the production Of TurPenIme
Tar, Pitch aud Lumber The REDUCTION
ofthe price of the government lands m lhat
region, and the opening of navlgaDIe
streams which penetrate thecounlryi would
soon direct the attention Of men OF capital
TO this business, and in a few years, the
Pitch Pine might be regarded IN as iavora-
bic a Tight rs the cotton plant row Is. We
observe in the statistics OF North Carolina,
that the yield on the Pitch and Lumber
business is greaterthan on the sameamount
invested in any other field Of enterprise.
MSSisSippian.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
TO PRINTERS.

THVYPE FOUNDRY and Printers Fur
n nishishng Warehouse. The subscri-
bcrs have opened new Type Foundry in the
city Of New York, where they ale ready to
supply orders to any extent, for any kind Of
Job or fancy type, Ink, Paper, Cases, GaIleys,
Brass Rules, Steel Rules, Composing Sticks
Chascs. and every article necessary for Prn-
ting Office.
The type which are cast in new monlds,
from an entirely new set of malrxes with deep
counters, are warranted to be unsurpassed by
any. and will be sold at prices TO suit the times.
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam
Engiucs Of the most approved patterns
n. b. A MachiniSt constantly IN attend
ancc to repair Presses and do light work.
Composition Rollers cast for Printers
Editors of Newspapers who will buy three
times as much type as their bills amount TO-,
may give the above six months insertion IN
their papers aud send their papers containing 1t
to tie subscribers
COCkROFT s. ONEREND,
6S Ann street
New y ork, Jan 1916. SION
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
DISSOLUTION

THE partnership heretofore existing DC
- tween J. S. Hobsou, 3. +. II. Lamb,
s. a. Reid aud Asa fairfield, IN The town
Of Pauldinr. under the style Of llobson a
Lamb. has this day been dissolved by mu-
tual consent except for the purpose 81 li-
quidation.) the several members Of sad
firm being authorized 70 collect, either m
thcir oun name, or IN that Of the partner
sbir. an claims due said firm, which may
have fallen into their hands respective lys
In the final settlement Of said partnership.
JOHN S. HOBSON
BENZ. T. IT. LAMB
STEPHEN A. REID,
Asa FAIRFIELD.
Oct 10, 1St5. 226w
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11

A report has reached .Ncw Orleans that sc7'
craI ofthe northern states Of Mexico have de-
clared for a separation from the Federal Coy
crnmept. and have determined 10 st mp Tor
inIcncnd,nce. Our readers will please rcm'm-
Der what we have already said Of the iorm,r
project Of Arista for some such revolution as
he is now 10 hostility to the government Of
Paroles. and has great sway at the north, ihis
determination Of the northern states may have
been produced BY bis influence.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11


THE WAR PANIc.-The Washington
Union of the 10Th has the following COM
ments on the present state of our relations
with England:
We may almost declare, with Mr.. G. J.
IngersolI, the chairman of the Committee
on Foreign Affairs, in his brilliant and racy
speech otto day. that there will be no war
We repeat indeed, what we said in our last
paper-"For our own part, we cannot serI-
ously 0pprehend war. The tone of the last
English prints is pacific, that of the English
government is conciIatory. We will not
believe in the probability Of a rupture be-
tween the two nations. Yet, let us not be
too confident. We see nothing in these
documents to change the course OF policy
orthe United States. They would rather
contribute to confirm all the recommended
tons the Presidents message. We should
boldly and actively pursue the course OF
measures which is now under the conSd-
Grafton of Congress, Let us give the notice
and march up to that object with promp-
ttude and decision" And in truth we con-
slider the last proposition Of the British
pcnipotentiarv as indicating more decl-
ded disposition to adjust this long pending
controversial disposition, which, if it be
continued in the same spirit in which 1t
commenced. and carried out in that sense
of Justice which we have right to expect
from Great Britain, will result i'll an AMIGA.
bic adjustment "devoutly 10 be wished
tor"-. between two countries connected as
they are together by so many ties OF com
mcrcial interest
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11

Embossed Enameiled Cards, tinted, pIaini
beautifully polished, with elegant designs, as
borders Printers Blank Cards
Small Blanks, IpIaying card size,l no l, 10
dollars per gross--no. 2, IL dollars. Large,
no. /, "a dollars per gross; no. 2, Fl dollars
Double size of the small no. |, 80 dollars per
GROSS, double size of the small no 2, "a dolls.
Double size of the large no. /, 62 dollars per
gross double size of the large no. 2, 62 dollars.
Also, all of the above sizes OF every descrlp-
ton made to order. Other sizes cut to order oil
either the foregoing qualities.
Mourning Cards, various sizes, made TO ORDER
Gold Bordercd do do do do.
CHI EDGE do do do do.
Enamefd Sheets, capsize, 20 by "a inches.
Ivory surfaces, do do do do.
Pearl Surfaces, do do do do.
Blank Sheets, do do do do.
Also, Railroad and Steamboat tickets made
to order, of any color, or OF different colors, as
may be desired
- The subscriber requests all editors in
the United States and Canadas, who are dispos-
ell to take their pay in cards, and who will send
him a copy Of their paper containing this adj
vertisemcnt, 70 insert it for three months.
GEORGE COOK.
New York, JAN 1916. 32-3m
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
Dry Goods and Groceries.

THE subscribers have well selected stock
n Of DRY GOODS, suited to the country
trade. to which they invite the attention Of those
visiting the place for the purpose Of purchasing
Goods
They also keep constantly on hand, and for
sale at the lowest market price, for cash or
cotton, TOBACCO, Salt, Sugar, Coffee, Flour,
Whisky, Bagging, Rope and Irvine, and such
other articles as are generally wanted BY the
Planter.
Liberal Cash advances made on COTTON
shipped 10 their friends in New Orleans.
Up. JONES g. Co.
Jsckson. Mi Dec. ls45. 26If
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11

An eminent popular writer on polical
Economy in England asserts, that if the
people of that country were TO be subject
for another twenty years TO the operation of
lis present laws, the children of thousands
now in comfortable circumstances would
be beggarS. The landed arstocracy, that
make the laws for that great manufacture
ing and commercial nation, tax, themselves
to the amount of only about two and one
third per cent. OF the national burdens;
while they tear from the subsistence oftax
the industry ofthe people TO the amount of
ninety seven, and two thirds per cent
Hence it arises that the landed interest, or
the few hundred families that form the
legislature flourish amidst the universal
distress, and year after year and generation
after generation become richer in land,
houses and stock, as the property OF the
other classes diminishes and the labor Of
the poor man by all his efforts cannot sup
ply him with food. This is a frightful state
of things truly.-M o. JeG
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
Playing, Visiting, and Blank
CARDS

NEORGE COOK, Of the late firm Of Ely,
~ Smith s. Cook for the past six years
manufacturers of the celebrated Bartlett Cards
would inform the patrons and friends ofthe cid
establishment, No, II Fulton street, where no
has always been employed, that he continues
the manufacture of all the varieties Of Playing,
Visiting and Blank Cards heretofore furnished
by the estabIishmcnt--and that orders for va
rious Kinds will be faithfully and promptly ex-
ecuted on application TO his sole agents, Messrs
Ely a. Latham, No. II Fulton street, at the
following prices, usual discount off for cash, or
to those who buy to sell again, viz:
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
nr. Inmcs hi. Bnttlc.

OrATED about ten miles south west
IA Of Marion, Laudcrdale county, viii
continue TO practice MEDICINE, SUR
Gerry aud MD HTIFER u lie may
be found at his residence except when pro-
fcssionally absent.
SeTi. 3, 1915. l0-u