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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-08-22
sHERIFF,s SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that pursu-
~ ant to the provisions Of an act of.
the Legislature Of the State Of Missis
sippi, enti'le San net TO ensure the col
lection Of jury tax fees, and for other
purposes,'' passed Gath day Of February
1874, the undersigned Sheriff Of the
county &c Madison, will, on the First
Monday, the 9th day Of October, 1916,
expose TO public sale, at the door Of the
court house Of said county, within the
legal hours, all the right, title, claim
and interest which the several plaintiffs,
hereinafter named, have in and to the
following judgments, rendered in the
circuit count Of said county, at the dates
respectively designated, to satisfy all
costs accrued and accruing on the same,
viz:
Benz F Pickett use Of P Craddock. VS.
Madison T Moore, judgment 18th Feb
ruary 1845, FOR $3.50 10.
Fugh q Slade use &c VS. Martha B
Runnels, execut'x of D Runnels, decd,
Judgment 18th May 1843, for 1876 "a.
Cave & Shafer, VS. J J MeCaughan g.
co, judgment 9th May l843, for $50 SO.
Anderson surv &c, vsJ w P Nc
Jimsey, judgment 9th May l842, for
SO go.
A Pierson, Ell al, vs. R B Ford, judg.
ment 9th May 1912, for 293 Az.
Helm & CockrelI, VS. N w Staples,
Judgment 9th May 1842, for ~ 33.
Helm & CockFell VS. Staples q French.
Judgment 9th May, l842, for 22S So.
Alpheus Bascomb, vs. William P Cook
Judgment 9th May, l842, for 1870 60.
Wolf, Bishop & co, vs. David M Porter
Judgment 9th May, 1912, for 492 60.
Thos ] Smith, use &c, vs. S NJ Pucket
Judgment 9th May, l842, for 207 80.
] Harper use sc, vsJ " omfor AM
] aBenthall, judgment 9th May, l842
for 2d 33.
John H Baird vs. Henry Phillips, iudg
ment 9th May, 1912, for 3l4 IA.
Bulltt, snip q co, VS. " u Ingram an
NJ D Shelby, judgment 9th May l84S
for 988 80.
Callahan & Gillespie use &c, VS. job
Duke, judgment 9th May, l842, 70
1893 OF.
H M Walker use &c, VS. U B Oglesby
judgment 22d November l841, Tor 2
/, sos 90.
Gilmore & Webb, use &c, VS. "A
Towns. ] M Towns, William Wade, j..
TilIer, George R Fall and George r
blnscn, judgment I'd May, 1842, f
1929 90.
Chelsey Williams vs. Harrison Jorda
Judgment 26th November l841, Il
0 466 &c.
J B Howcott, use &c, VS. John Brisco
I Judgment 2lsl May, l84I, for i99 10.
Griffin & Carulhers, use &C, VS. Tn
h r McBlair, John II McBlair, and ] w
McGimsey, judgment Bin May, 1874
for 4,083 So,
nc Napier, use &c, VS. John BriscC
Judgment 2lst May, 1e4i, for l2l /
Z, Ribbee u Aldrich, use &c, vs. N D |
Il gram, Judgment 9Th May, ls42, I
Y Q40 iG69.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-08-22
WISTAR'S BALSAM
WILD
VIII Miracles neUer cease!
dence of It's surprising Asdll
tive VlrtueS!!
Z Z 9 I Z (
Springfield, KY, May

Messrs. Sanford & Park,-g
take this opportunity Of infol
of a most remarkable cure
upon me by the use Of 'DI wiz
sam OF Wild Cherry
In the year 1870 | was taxed
inflammation Of the bowels Ehlc
ed under for six weeks when
" recovered. In the fall Of j
attacked with a severe cold, v
ed itself upon my lungs and
space Of three years was
my bed. | tried all kinds q
and every variety Of medical
out benefit; ana thus ! wear
until the winter Of 1914 vheI
of sWistar's Balsam 81 wae
NV friends persuaded ns t.
trial, though had given uPa
recovery and had prepared
the change of another very.
their solicitations J was iluuss
use Of the Genuine Wisafs /
Wi7d Cherry The effect Y
tonishing. After five years q
pain and suffering and a "
spent four or five hunar's NJ "
able physicians had proved !
/ was soon restored % snIlis
The blessing Of God ana S NV
Wistar's Balsam Of Wllo
/ am now enjoying gOoo '
such is my altered appearance
no longer known when lns1
mer acquaintance.
| have gained rapidly "
nv fesh IS firm and solid
as much as any person.
seems to agree with me no0i
more during The last six mon
had eaten five years before
Considering my case alnos'
/ deemit necessary for the !
afflicted, and the du!y IN \
nriatorsand myCellOw men
Pnow where relief may DO a'9
his statement public. r,a
May the blessings q .' NJ
.no w Eis BaIsam of VIZ
Yours respectfully n
SANFORD & Part, gsa ~ "
the wsst, corner Of F0uf'n
Cincinnati.
For saleatih Drpgg, S S'0 &
o! .. wOODhGs
". !. TANNBAiD
March 20, 1915.
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New Goods.

WVHE subscribers are BOW receiving
= and opening a large stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
OF every variety and style, which they
will sell on the best possible terms.
r. HARRINGTON & Co.
April ii, 1916.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-08-22
TRUsrBa's slTg

Ry Virtue Of 4 Dssd ~
executed By luo OK.
~ Jane his wife, o. M Sg
November " e 1910, 10 ~ N. l]ll
as as trustee, and recorded \ va
MISSES PIP, in Book of n laal'S9
Sa4, 2s5 276, a7 27e hi MY ~
purpose Of securing ~.
notes therein speSi6sd,.
same transferred Il az 'R
Merchants Bank Of Tenns,..aa
owned 0y Allen Gary sS,i
The Frs Monday g No,.nl
being The % day Of Id MANA.
Tor sale to tbe highest SiS als
on the PREMISE conveyed 4 VI
The bnde signed, lyiSp ID
Of O. Canton at Stump Bridgss ~ /
Creek, the following desssib. Y
y, o. 50 much thereof q hi
Gent to pay off and discbs, y.
secured by the deed, Or 4 M \
notes as remains unpaid Il M
sale viz: "
West half Of the soutb.v..,
Of section No 5ithe south bsIr \
No. 6; alsoV2O rods wide oFaf,
end Of the north half IF ss''i.
the east half Of the nort6'vs,,
Of section No. Z; the norh NM
north,e east quarter Of sectonNo
Township No 10 Range 4 es,I
half Of southeast quarter Az.
lin Township No 10 Ranas h
And aIFthe land lying noiib \
reek on the northeast quarsa
10 IL township 10 ranga | u.
tanning by estimation 750 acrs
same more or less.
|. ALso-TwO Wagons, ,om
hundred bushels Of Corn sua Y
der, Household and Kitchen N
l. The title 10 said propenyI h
he undoubted.
Sale to take place within \
prescribed by law,
T. sHACELEt
A..I ar ,oAo
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-08-22

Q DOZ. Fancy Parasols Of every qua,
~ lily, some very fine, just received
and for sale cheap.
R. HARRINGTON & Co.
April IL, 1916. ~
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-08-22

BOOTS, SHOES 8 BRoGANs.
TUST received a large lot Of every
- style and quality, for sale low,
R. HARRINGTON & Co.
April II, 1846.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-08-22

70 yVUI5 OF dEH3 HIu Stout
built-says he belongs to Charles CoFy
near New Orleans.
The owner is requested to come for.
ward prove property, pay charges and
take him away, or he will be dealt with
according to law.
E. GRIM, Tailor.
April 60, 1876. 3a-tf
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-08-22
THRRAD LICE, "a, e.

THREAD LACE; SC, &c.
SUPERIOR new style Of Thread La
~ ce Edgings, Muslin Collars. ladies'
Revere Handkerchief, fancy Worsted
Scaffs, fine Painted Fans, &c. &C., for
sale low.
R. HARRINGTON & Co.
April II, 1916.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-08-22

FANCY PYRAMID ROBES EBARECEs
lust received a fine lot of new style
~ Of Barege Pyramid Robes, new
style Of Worsted Bareges.
r. HARRINGTON & Go.
April II, 1916.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-14

Now he thought the verdict Of the American people had al
ready been passed upon the negotiations Tar they had
been disclosed the message OF The President The issue
must be left to time of course
One other remark The Senator from Alabama had declar-
ed himself opposed TO the bib either peace war inca
sure. He at a loss TO comprehend tho policy which
would dictate refusal TO pass the bill as a war measure
How they 10 be prepared for unless beginning al
preparation made 1t could scarcely I've expected ,ha
army could be raised in instant navy be built and
manned upon the spur of the moment There must be
beginning country advancing population and wealth.
surrounded by the territories and he would not
OF enemies but OF foreign Satesa country peneab at
point having scarcely gun mounted scarcely soldier with
masket IN his hand-was there a nation he would ask
that the sun shines upon that adopted such course
this And vet gentlemen for doing nothing because
they could not do every thing.
They would not build Lecause they could not
build an hundred they would enlist soldier because they
could not have at the army of Napoleon Were gem
emen terrified at tho idea of expanding few dollars 1t
was not that he was frightened by the conufng panic
The Americans not people 10 he affected by panics
Nor did he believe in silent PREPARATION without giving
openly fully, candidy ay and orciby He believed it
their sacred bounden duty let the whole truth
known Nor he to be driven from his because
would disturb the business OF the country Business
important to every but there other things i'm
portraits the honor of the country stand before interest,"
but honor and interest combined an array that could
be superseded by consideration.
When he considered the circumstance Of the exaor
binary preparations which going in England he
esisby led the conclusion that she preparing strike
the greatest blow that struck by nation against
another She going this country how
As for her overcoming with all her force and with all
her bravery, twenty millions Of feemen this continent the
idea preposterous There Engshman outside of
the walls OF insane hospital who would imagine the posi-
laty Of such thing They might burn Capitol they
had done before, but that Capitol would again uprear ITSELF
bidding proud defiance TO our foes.
The Senate adjourned
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-14


Mr. DROMGOOLE offered as a substitute for the whole
resolution the bill introduced by him on the I'd instant which
bill is follows
BILL annuI abrorate the convention III the sixth ~
August eighteen hundred and twenty seven, between the
United states and Great Britain, respecting the country
Tue Northwest coast OF America westward Of the Stony
Mountains, and authorizing notice 10 be given 10 that effect
Whereas by the convention concluded Goth Of
ber 1913, between the United States King
the United Kingdom OF Great Britain and Ireland was, IN
the third article thereof agreed that country that ay
claimed by either party the northwest OF Amerios
westward OF the Stony Mountains shall together with
hors bays and creeks and the navigation OF all within
the same be free and open, for the OF from
the date ohe signature the present 10 the vessels
citizens and subjects Of the Powers being UNDER
stood That this agreement be the pr-
se OF any claim which either OF the twoh contracting par
ties may have TO any part Of the said country nor shall Il BE-
taken TO affect the claims OF other Power or State 10 any
part the said country the only object the high
parties IN that respect being prevent disputes differences
among themselves
And whereas, by convention between the same parte.
concluded on the 9th August 1897 agreed TO continue
IN force Tor an indefinite period the provisions the third
c,e ,he convention Of The Goth October 1919 and also
urther agreed and provided that shall he competent
ever 70 either OF the contracting parties case either should
mink NJ al any time after the Goth October s2g on giving
que notice Of twelve months to the other contrasting party
annu and abrogac this convention and Il shall in s,cb "a
be accordingly entirely annucd and abrocr,ed after the exp
ration OF the said term of notice
And whereas is thought m the part the United States
70 annnl and abrogate said convention
ne 9o,e enacted by the Senate and House Of Reresen
ahpes 81 NE United States Of 9metica Congress assembled
nat The SAID convention shall be annued aud abrogsted the
expiration Oh twelve months after the date Of the delivery TO the
given.
Sec O. .9nd be further enacted That the President ofthe
hereby authorized aud required In such solemn
aud respectful mode he may deem proper TO the said
due notice Of twelve months to be given in the Of the
United States Of the contracting parties 10 the Govern
ment OF Great Britain, the other contracting party.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

II VIE Books aud Papers % de lss 10 q
GRIEsEMEH 4 TALLANT ere plAssl ~
my hands for se,lsmenf. aud . Am 6~iy ssA.sssl
20 settle The hnsiness of the hrm. Thsss tAIs&aDl
will rl'use make inssn' payment. ss 10 n sseesss-
~ to elose tho business ua.ee. as2
jan 30 a TALLAnr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

BUSINESS seasss ~ sppsoseh,ps, anil h
i~sesiisans tie ~fk.sts ii QUE Ai.sehsnr. end
Manufacturers. fec The sssensrs: NJ she,s basinss,
he suh~rfih<s Will rehi<h go, the 10Th .f February
next, the WHEELING BUSINESS CARD /,
Will bc printed on . reiinm sh~es of he Gne,,
quality. on new iype. and With The utmost rare anI
sceasncy. and will eosnps,sc The fliowsnx. A
cvoe,se settlement Of Wheeling. ito ~lcc~ticn. set.
tienens. end history. A Description ssd msp Of
our cool. stone. clsv. &c. A full account Of the
msnaise,urne smi Msse~ssils Es.sblMAnenrs CIV
Office. Banks. Courts. PsbIic BaiIdine. Churehe.
add Congregations Schools. pablo snd rtva,..
S'eanbssis and River Na> ~,rs,ivn. Travel. Pa,
~afding. Pufchase sed Sale al Pnduce. Road.
C~'o'enplsssd R'ads. PseJsce u the sussou.dinr
Country. Health. &c.
Ordinary canis Of Merchants, aud Msnssc,urer.
inserted o. SO crnis each. Cspiss neatly env.l.p.
ed and furnished to- thrse MIN desire 10 send ,hes,
abroad st y q hundred. or IS - lwo hundred. 4
The advsr'-r 'nent Of any Merchsn, or Name
'sc'aset inserted ccnsricacusiy acres. The whsle
top of'h-' shee, fr - so a hundred OF 81 90 Or
two hundred. o+AfaF3r|f [.
Any oue not satisfied with The utility and sccn
ney Of the work. on seeing u. ran wf'hdsaw his
sub-crpilun. JAMES r. WHARTON.
jan 30 nf a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
COMMIssToNER,s SALE.

10y WHITE Of a decree Of The CUcuil Supcs
- rof Court of Lsw aud Chancey for oh y
county in the State cf vifginis. made on the I2ih
day OF November 1910 aud Of a fnfiher order OF
he sa'd CONT. made Oh The 26ih day of February
1912 ! viii uher ior sale al public nuct,un nj the
ifoht door ~ The COur house ofOhia ceuniy. aierc
sald. un Monday, the 81 day OF March nett. the
north halt Of lot numbered Saticon tho ~ IN
square Ten (lo) IN The eliy o( Wheeling. ~ the
county nIoresogdi with the dwelling honse thereon,
now ~occspied by Red'ek M'Rse. Esq The terms
81 The sale VIII he one siul, OF lac yurchass money
~ hand. and the residue In three sausl payments oil
sir. twelve and eighteen mouths. ~uh isiefssi
from ihs day ~ sale. the purchaser gisiRg bond
~ih approved ,ecuh;y and Inc Iulo beng rslainet
naiii fuli %, ment.
The title ~ The shove proreriy u believed n b
ind'spoiabie. bn, selling Ne Comnlssionsr. shsi
convey ONLY sneh ute ss IL vested BY The sbov,
mentioned decree and order.
j." 81 - JAMES A CLARKE. comr.
The above sale IL postponed until Saturday
the 2lst day Of. March inst, TO take place a
the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio ca
JAS. A. CLARKE, Com.
r,ax
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

SMALL FRY.
D,ls ws,s Lottery .Ciss, ~. ior Feb'v "a 1886.
~ 80 % IA Go 5 SO 4 So I6I2
ere Lowest, pnze s.
fsb % N l. DORSEY. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
TO MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS ANp



I'HE SUBSCRIBER ksep- constantly foe ssle
ct the lswesi rrcr-. All sssor,mcn, OF Md
iCiNES. DRUGS. DiESTUtF : PAINTS. OILS
GLASS. vARNtsH. BRUSHES, NC. &c.
Confident his prices Will give sat,-'ac,ion. he ss-
l'ci,s even those Win may no, intend la purchase a.
,he time, 10 ascertain the prices Of hs goods.
Any communicaiions asking the prices VI gos js,
are most eh-eriully and promptly answered.
Tie would particularly STATE. that he has n Steam
Factory la connexon with hi. store. for Powdernr
Jnlsp, Rhuhafh. irecscuapho. aud many oihst
Medicines; Tor grinding Mustard. C,nn,m"n. Ais.
rice Pepper, Gloves. Sc; snj Lamp Black. Black
Lead. ver,i,an Rcd. Chrome yellow and green.
Verdrgris. Yellow Ochre ssd q her Paints. in oil;
all Of which he Is able to sell u, the very lowes,
prices.
Pa'n's m.sed ARE dy Er usr anil pal mp in ear
Then pots Of different szrs. tr family ~onyeniehce
Putty Of he he-i qualify a, 2 I CENTS PER IL. on,
81 h'addcrs. and , cts rcr In IN blaijcrs. in quanti.
ties 81 80 pounds s,ri rpwaois.
pr No charge made rr delivering s,ois IN any
.rari Of ihe eny ! w w GORDON.
DruccI.r, No lJ2 West Pr,n. a few doors fcom
Light Il. and opposite he B2 o u Y pspn,.
tbSS BALTIMORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
no mo PTnIIr-

gMNBE qBesi,on q ofen eshod me. Why 6oai
advertise az Compound syrup Il tunessi ~
order lhsf - asay heoome more generally kno~ ~
Pr he mfprmsnon ~ ~ and 10 preveni hsing Tor.
fhef inserfogaied npSn ma ~saiJsei Lake ~. Wca-
sim IN ~. ihsl 90 tHs 6ra pesce. : hsge pa IL ~
- iow q price hat ~ advsaisensnt. 81 ihs asosl
prices Mould ccsi ms more its~a he pso6is en the
sale ~ fhfee Kindred hsliles. exclusive az nv lsbnf
10 psep.fieg IN The netl plsrs : q, no. sppfove
Of he method o. podng ih'ngs INTO nosics. and
lsulv. 10y syfnp gcrahs 81 ifsslf wherever asfd r.,
COUGHS Cuids Psins n he Chest. az. sc. q.
hosJreds IN 90, city esn fesffy. a rsnsisni snrsly
y kspi en- bsu8 II BRfNTLiNGFH's APOrHgCA
Moaroe Snfse sfto " Mfssrs PRYOR 4 PAUJl4s
Deus Sr,ss. Afsfkei sqasrr. ND : 70 WtEODROsyl
orneefv eshssf % Mao nd geHsasss s'fsss.
fen - Tfu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
FOR RENT.

a The largo th'ee s,ery brick hsnsr.
49, nav sni tur sore years eccupied by
ktsiH2x MrT NJ Parker. ironing utt Main ST,
Ak{gkfA and uear the u ) Hotel. u j. n large
and toomy house. with Ten. X oms KITCHEN and
CELLAR. in a good Situation aud 6I Tor almost aGy
kitd 81 business.
Alsp. several Other honses of dirercns sizes snd
silna'ln'.s. l will sell ~ lease on ground repis .narts
oi The lois ~ fcnni OF ibs coutI h1ase and on Mon.
roc street, on good terms.
Also gn.nd on Main and Market sIree,s, in tho
North rauof The city, for sale ~ lesse. Fnr terms
apply 10 the subscriber. JOHN M'LURE.
A:so = neat cottage and vineyard. wuh ahou, 2
acres land. on Inc bill. commanding q view NJ the
city. 2p jan II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
ASSIGNFE,s NOTICE.

n s BOON. bavinE Nv deed OF s~ss,snmsol
No hesraa dste or nc fG'h met snd re- ofded
a he Clerks nhj~e OhlS eo'a,iy assigned 'r he an
dsfhgntd III debfs sud isaneys due him NOiies is
hereby given ~ Ell psfs'ns indsbied 10 said Booh
n fnate payment ~ IRE nnSersigoedt md W oil
bayins tisims sysinsi he saia Br,u ~ prescn, Them
fr s~snlsment. wa : COSnORN.
I f~h ~ AsaiSrsr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
REMOVAL.

HAWKINS. iisusc. Sign. Ornamental
- Painter. and Papcr-iIsnger wenld respect
fully iniorrs hs friends and The pablic g~eaefaliy
that ne has rsm"vcd ~ the ropfn immediately owe
Mr. n Mnrusis SadJle>lree shop on Market Street
heiwe cen MS'srs Mendrl a. Harbour's Cabinet ship
mud the old Masonic Hall. where no can he found
a' all times whcn not Engaged In work
To those who have A. literally Ixsd him
httetnfrrr, he tenders his sincere thanks. and trusts
from hts 81 rct attention 10 business, and the work
manlIke manner in which his i,bs shall lie done
'hs, they uiIl slilI continue their iavors. All or,
ders LETT 10 Mr. Murfsy's shop wih he attended to
promptly. 1leh6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
II & T noRNBRooR. have on hnna n

a & T. H~oRNBRooR. have on hand III,
~ . largest and most complete assortment OF
Wall md Window Blind Psper ever ,ffered in
wheeling. consisting in part OF Tho following. $50
pieces o'nmun Wall Paper of 8 or 10 different
patterns; 600 do Light Glazed d. ~ Of Is or 90 do
az; 500 DO 8. and S cold s'ased DO do 81 20 or
rs do d.; IS DO M I Frc.co do do OF 9 DO do. N.
very best 'hti could 10 found in PhilaJe lph ia. To
ge'ler with 80 OF 40 4 Hrreni styles VI B.rde rims
of d nrrcni qualities.
Common Green and PARIS do Window Bind Pa
per Geld GA ole siis single width.
Plain and lad Green AID Rainbow Style. double.
with Window Blind Paper coi'd on both sides, ans
iol great variety ~ patterns, &c. &c
We ~pu'thrsc our paper principally il Pluladcl.
~see'Phia. snd a. we i'icud continuing regularly in
he Wall and Window PAPER busines.. purcLs-
sers may always be certain Of finding q fae stock
Tor making selsetioRs in,m, aud At rea.onablc fates.
Call and examine our stock befufs you purchase.
q Il HoRNBROok. Variety Dealers.
ieh ~ tse Monroe 81. Wheeling.
DROPoSALS viii he received hy he sub.er-
a ses from thus date. nnui ThursJay The Sab
doy Of Mnrrh nert, FOR doing the following de-
scrihed work. v,x:
For Furnishing and selling curb stones on the
side walks Of Main street. 10 ihe Filth uard. FINN
the soui, eorner Of Main aud Webster Streets, 10
The north corner at Main ard Serobd Sireet,.
Aud als' iof furnishing and setting Curb Stones
on ihs aide walks oil F,hh street. ,ln.n the. 8 .uih
csrnes VI Filth and Quincy sisesls 10 Jsbn street.
aud thence pp John stee, io lac new Crave Yard.
And also Tor furnishing end seuing e,L al
Abon' 700 feet Of curling in The Is, Ward;
! Do 2OO do do ID Ward;
po 400 do do 81 Ward.
The curb sienrs ., DO moi less Than 6sur tee, long
and i've inches thick. and eighteen inches deep,
and Of good quality. and 10 DO sci % o. 10 si.oa
a, lcosi four inches sIose ground. sss u
The whole work 10 be done nj a COS, nat eIccsd.
ing iweniy four cents pei foot. aud on q ctedit o.
moi iess than four Year.. JACOB mick. 2
ieb 70 tttlal q Street Commissioned.
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SAML w VAN FLEET
somsrville. January ~. IA.

uoorNC coUC1 AND CRoyP.-T. Pa,
rent.i Jayne's Errrst"rsn, 10 wi,hou, exception the
most valuable preparation tn use. Cor The above
disease. " cc"vet,s " hoorihg Cough int, q mild
aud iraciuhle d'scsse-shorens iIs daraiisn NOR.
than One hsif and rfoducssa eeria'n aid speed,
recovery. Fn'm half To one iesspr,nfui will Ger.
rninly -orc @ IN inia MS and yuuns children
in half an h"ur md az h-us. .Thc lives or hun.
died- oi ch:idre" will hc saved annGaily ty alway,
keeping ;, on hand. ready Gr rnv emergency.
Pr sole nv Dr. , ~CGUMBACKER f.h %
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. OF st,oon.

Pskomnke River I.sucy. Class No 50
T" be drawn at wiim,Dg,on. Tuesday. March 81.
90 $4,000 / i 5000 i on3oso l Of 5000
10 Mes. IL ballots. Tickets SIS; certificates 20
wholes IS dollar; ,hates in proportion.
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sic.ooO

PuAamnke River Lottery. class Ne SIS,
To- be drawn n, Wilmngun.. Wednesday March Is
| Of $4,000 lof4000 laf2n5 L 1880
&c NQs-u ballots. Tickets 50; ccruicaies vi
% mholes so dbl; shares in pnpouisn.
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HOOKS AND

UST fece'tsd. large sOpply g Burks snd
- Stationery % every vafie'y end " Ihe hsr
qnsl y. and eapnot be sufpassd kr cbsspssss ia
he ehN Cat sod sse ioS yoorselvss. -
FEB w ROBES. eos Msin a Uasaa sts
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10000 Dollars.

Grand cens,yidaIsa Lotfry ef DrIaHafe y Gtorgia
f CLASS NO l3.
To he drawn at Wilmington, Del s,t'y March %.
1 pfs3O000 l of 10000 let 1900 ol 5000
80 Nos - hsilos. Tickets - dolls; crrideale
package 25 whoies $50 dols; shares 10 proposition.