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The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-18

II the absence Of mails, give upon verbal inform,
alton. such items concerning the Mississippi Regime nt,
as we huss been able to gather.
The Volunteers passed down on Sunday and Monday
last upon The steamers Core, TaIms and others They
stopped At Baton Rouge ior their arms, but were nO.
permitted to land They srs said to bseneamPed upon
the "Boule Groundubelow New orlesns We doubt
this because the battle ground is under cultivation.
II they are there's he, have probably smst hs blood
d an EnshshmanH this. which perhaps will whe
Their sppstiss Tor the elafst q Msziean, They are
reported veil snd esl behaved. Our company are
spoken q e behaving very soldisrlike. And Va
presume .fa o. other sompaniss. The wtO'e Regi-
msns bee bssn pronounce BY sOme Of the 0. s. Of
eeis "shsseEy best they have SEEM" It's ten comPa
niss sil prove ten Pn-aly not easily bOwled down
b Mexican bans Give The boys chance and We
dare predict they viii mike ten strike tia. will
lonish the natives.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-18
BaCHELORS,
So-vG or THE FORsaKEM.

And viii she Love thee 80 we'll as n
+ win she dpAor thee what ! have donei-
See eli the pomp Of tho world pass By.
Andlook only for thee--beloyed one1
Will shs feel when anoshe prononncea Thy name
An the thrilling sensaliOnsihal hsss donel
Pride when they praise thee, regret when they eauas
And tenderness always--belOsed oEe1
VIII she watch when q cloud passes over Thy brow
And strive 10 chase t-as have d0nef
Forgetting 81 but the thought that nov
Il is hers 10 console thse-belOved One1
VIII she. undouhiing, consent 70 resign
Friends long cheFished-es have donsi
Renonncs them, forget Them. n0s ever Fep'ns,
Sine thou aFt with heF-bsIOved One7
And Ikou-wit not thou feel pang Of EegFes,
Thus remembering Ill that | have donsa
Have douel though foFsaken would do 50 yet,
And am thine and thine only--beloged onei
Hon. Mas. NoRTON.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-18

Economy. Our Legislature BY lie tea upon Bowie
knives, raised fee dollars in, WiIkinson county FIVE
knives being ell ihatsra worn here, taking the asses
ment our guids. Will any onsiell ushow much The
use Of one bowie knife vi cost the county, in dollars
saying nothing about tie sorrow end blood and annoy
Aness private injury and public disgfaco, mental moFal
and physical desFadstou prospects for time aud steF-
nIy ruined. which / eaass1. n
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-18

Fourth Or July doinss, the most-of which might be
summed up IN the two words. "Eain and aisupPOint-
menu" Old granny Nature seems TO hasstaksn some
thing mnch to heart, that day. she poured ont her
tears c,piousy Isr and wide. She has not informed
Us whether she were weeping The tate Of the Mex
cans OF our own.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-18
NOTICE.

LETTERS OF administration having been
gyantsd tOihe undersigned administrative al
tile July lelm. 1916, ofthe P,obase Coarl Of
Wilkinson County. on the estate ~ Thomae
Nettervills deed; notice is hereby given Toni
persOns indebted 10 said estate 20 make inme-
date payment, and those having claims a.
gainsI said estate 70 pFessHi them duly su-
lhenlicnled within The time prescribed BY law.
OF they will Be. forever barred.
LkVENIA A. NETTERviLLE.
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The Mails.-snce the new contracts, our "mail IA
cililieS" are rather unPromsng, The contractor be-
tween Bayou Sara and New orleans hiss not been able
to fulfill his contract, and consequently get the city
mail only when Providence At. Between this place
and Naichsz the mail is to run only twice in week.
Some contractors through spirit OfOPpOsitOn send in
bids to the Department Tot amounts that would not half
pay expenses. Ass matter Of course their contracts
ia through, the P, O. Department is put to great uddi
tiOnsI EXPENSE and the people get Ell letters and pa
pers just as it happens.
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Ptasaee 81 The orn Bill IN tho House Of Lords Death
ofthspopu 81 Rome-E xsculion d Is CQmP.f, lor
Tie attempted Aeaaasluesion q Aoaia ka''l'pfs-
D'elueih colio-, &c.
F. rat from ieilerdsied
LIVERPOOL. June IS, 1885,
Since lie dalo oIouE last circular The cotton maTks
caaaaed pretty steady and prices unchanged until the
aFnvnl Of the Boston Steamer on the l4h nat but ae
the New KoE iht Of the a9th Of May showed heavier
seceptpinto American Ports Than had been generally
nnic aled the mafkei has been Cat he last ouf dsya
and prices nst bsquoird sd lower IN most desc1ip
ions Of Amedgnnsegflon. The stock IL this port an
compared with last yeas az eame date. shows now q
vast tsalv6 deficiency, being 100000 bales lees, and
there seems reasonable probability Of this great
deficiency being made up the season adgsnces. Ehe
quotHtious Of today ore Fair Uplands 7-sd.; Fair
Mobile, 7-sd.; Fair Orleans. sd.
The war between The United States and Mex co en-
crosses public attention. The victories Of the Alneri-
the Rio Grand has changed public feelings both
m Ennlnnd and France. from sympathy for the Meu-
cans 10 contempis This change Of opinion, however,
s % uijurt to The Mexcans the former feelings
TO the Americans. The Mexicahs deserve much credit
FOL their gallant stand and only the superior tact
and energy Of General TAELoR and his brave little
my that oveTthrew them.
Mr. GUIzoTs ozgsn il snl pOinung uut The necessity
and policy Of France aud England interfering by Joint
action Of some Kind 70 protect MeAico from what il
terms the rapalons and yrannca conduct Of the Uni
ted States in sezng on the territory Of weak and
fortunate natior. The Government organ, however,
does not touch the subject and the probability isthaI
the oIgan Of Mr. Gazot s used ieeler 70 ascertain
tle views Of the people in regard to such movement
LIZ conrTE, the attempted assassin Of Louis Phillip.
pc, King Of the French has been executed. This anr
nouncemtni will be received with universal surprise,
this unfortunate man has heretofore been uniformly
Represented lubofng under singular deIuuion;
" approaching to ihsanityA t
DRArn OF THR PoPe oF RoMR His Holiness, tht
Pope Of ROme is dead, having expired Suddenly onthe
let Of June, Cardinal FRAnzoNI, i s said IL the per
son most likely 60 succeed him.
New STEAMsHIPs.-1'hree Of four steamships fo
weekly commun cation bftween the United States
Great Britain, are constructing b. the same builder
and engineers who built the Cambria. and steamships
the British and North American line. The MessEa
lCUNARD are TO ave the contract
Dr.. Ellis, professor Of HydrOpathv, has been hel'
to bail for manSa ueter, for causing the death Of
patient by administering the cold wateI system.
The heat was greater 10 Paris the week before tn
18Th Of June than for some years. The thermomete
marked, 10 the shade, SO Ia degrees Of Farenheii
The Engsh papeps speak Of the month Of June as be
ing the hottest experienced in tha country for sxtee
years. The number Of deaths recorded from bein
struck BY the sun 10 very numerous.
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TRUSTEES SALE

ny virtue Of deed oflsusl made BY Nancy
- Pinson, bearing date the 2sIh match, A. d.
ls45, recorded 10 Book N, pages 4hi and 452,
Of The record of deed &c. Of Wilkinson County.
State Of Mississippi TO me Henry E. Sale. TGus.
tee, which said deed Of Trust was executed for
the purpose Of securing 10 Black Mure lhes
payment of mute sherein mentioned, bearing
date the s6ih Of March ls46 lof the sum Of one
thousand and ten dollars end sixty nine cents
l,OIO, 69-l0Ol payable 10 The order Of David
'. PinsOn Al ihecounlihg house Of Ward, Jonas
& Co. New Orleans La. and endorsed BY said
D. Y Pinson 70 Messrs Blaek & .Iure, said
cote payable On lha LEI day Of Feb 1916 -and
the same having become due, md remaining un
pald--I shall proceed To- cell a. he usual place Of
public sails, Al The Court House Ia lhs town of
Woodvills, on The First Tuesday IN August, be-
ing the 4sh day ofthe month, within the hours
prescribed BY law, BY public suction ls,F cash. the
following described negro slaves, vlx.-Cyrus,
aged aboul 20 years and William, agsd abOst rs
years.
will give such lille 70 said negroes as is yes
led in ms BY Sid dasd of Trust. II. E. Sale.
July lib. 1896 No 29-Bt.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-18
RAE FouRTA on July ELoouRNcR.

l7E FOUNAu Vt jul GSOeson AsS
A leading Journal published not = hundred miles
from New Orleans and which processes extraordinary
AmeriCanian; though not the ''naVe" thus grows sO-
oquent in lie issue Of the 4th:
"The American heart sweIS with raPt emotion, in
contemplating the annual return Of the brightest day
in her snnalsin the historical pages Of her great
ness"
Whose annals and whose sreancssa ,.Ihs American
hesn1
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-18

IRE Wsaihu.-Not day escapes drenrhing these
times. Thnnd and lightning und rain is the word
above U.S. and 90 accustomed have the clouds become
TO pouring down their tears, that they empty thin
selves il they hear the rafting Of babys waggOn CIV
ing as as excuse hss they mistOOk il IOr thunder.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-18

The order Of the eampaisn is said 70 be lhiG zen,
Taylor is ordered 10 march oa % Mexico Gen. Wool
under ~hom w'll segvs lhe Mississippi Regiment
viii keep things qasi "a sO ssaF Of sAs main aEmy b.
'ceaPying che departments an aAs ~ Ozsnds, and
lea. KeaEnsy, We suppose, il eBnmA IN Santa Pee
and take possession Of OaElssnia. Thua.hs amy vii
bsin 'bses divuionaand ih.ss disncs q operate
re msIshed est
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !


Te az persons lnsfrssGsd IN he Red Esafs of ALLsn
TAsyEa, Dsssassd-GREETING.
V0U are hereby cited 70 be and personally appear
before The Probate Court Of Annie County, on the
Fsarik Monday n SepteaSsrs le4s.
end show cause, any you can. Ehy lss same should
nol be ordered 70 be sold-t0-wit;
The east half Of the south west quarter Of ssctsn,
number %, n township number 4. Of range number s..
containing 50 ceres end SelO0she Of an acse.
The west bell Of she south east quaFle Of section,
number g. 10 township number &. Of range eumbeF s..
sast--conaining 60 acres and 30-l00shs Of an acre
The vest hall q The nonh east qusFegsand the east
half q lhs south Saal quals end he north west quar-
ter Of he a5uHY qn4Te e Asction number TO- in,
township naEbe' 5 Tsnss nqmhpr 8, sssl-Ooniain.
inge0O hcIe4eH ~ 'ele
The esSt half Us south sust quaFtersl section mum
her IS, p township number o. sanss number 5, east;
containing go scfes end So 00ths II ~ aero.
The west hall 81 che north was quarter Of section,
number 81. and the half eho nsFh east quarter
Of section es, IN township number & Of range
number 5 sast-eonla'nina les end 90-IOOAs Of an
seFs.
The west half Of the south west quarter Of ssctaOn
number 90 IA township number four Of ranas number
east; containing 30 sores and sz-l00ths Of an acre
The wess half q The south west quarter Of section
number s. and 1he easi helf o. the north east quarter
Of aecag number - aHd the west ha Of tho north west
quarter 81 seclen number 24 in township number of
rsngs number s. east containing 2se acres and 81
1OOihs Of an sCFe
The east haii o. the north AWest qnaFtef OF section
number g. II township nnmbef 4 Of range number s.
east containing 81 acEas end 3zi00ihs Of 40 acre
said lands lying and being 10 the County of Amils
i and Stale aforesaid,
llislurlhsg ordered By The Court that Ibis Citation
Be published ID The "Liberty Advoculs,n and aWood-
vile Republican, lDI ths time prescribed be law
.,sst1z WITNESS The Honorable 1oas
,SSz WaAzsss 4sdga q he Probate couft 5T
eeid Comfy e ths Court Huzss lherssf
o. The Fourth Monday u June. IS tho
~ year q our Losd One thousand Eight
landfed and ForS-siz.
ISSUED llee 4th ~ e Juns, 4. D. 1875.
sR, DAVIS 0eFlr
b B " 6nasn DsA GA
Juns =, ~. so-gs
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, l
Wilkinson county
Q. A. BULEtes. I


~ Aeasns y. p.s''
keluInable a the present June term 1916 Of
this coult and the same having bear rsturn-
ed into sid Court, executed By the Sheriff Of
said county and il appearing 70 The setIelae-
ton Of the court that the said defendant hes
removed CIT Of this STATE. j e therefore o.
defed BY The court that unless he said defsn-
dant shall appear. plead answsf &c. IN this
ease 81 o. before tie ftss DAY II onF next
December term Of THE conf, iobe holden Il
the Cour House in WoodviIIe. ii said county
on The fret Monday ia December next
Judgment final BY default will be entered e.
gain9s him. end The effects in The eavnshee's
hands will be made subject 10 said debt inter-
eel and all costs. L is flrlhee ordered tina,
q copy Of this order be published In the Re,
publican, newspaper printed and published
IN The tawn u WoodsiIle. b the County and
State aforesaid. for the space Of four weeks
successfully.
Asrue copy from The minutes Of said
court
Attest T.w. HAYS.
GORDON q POsEY. PTS. auys. 4 81
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-18

The Crops Planters ere complaining Of grass, =
on account Of the frequent rains. But a. fer aswe can
learn, corn is good and cottCp promising.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-18

FROM and after the 10th inst. the law prohibiting
slaves from hiring their time from their employ
eTs OF living separate and apart from said owners or em-
poyeFs within he town of WoodVille will be strictly en-
forced. I'D GILnART Mayor
1ulv Ath le46
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-18

Rsy, ~. 6Hrs VII preach - shs Episcopal Church
sssso-mO~ow, e slsssn o'clock, Az.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-18
POLICE.

There will be special meeting Of the Board Of Pc,
lice Of wilkinson County, on Monday the 9Th inst.
w. DAVIS, Pres.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-18
NOTICE.

By virtue Of an order granted a tbs July
term Of lhs Probate Couu If Wilkinson
County, sill on Saturday he 99lh day o.
August a. p. 1916. proceed 70 sell 20 she
highest bidder on g credit ofiwelve months.
tia Moth wess quarter 81 section g, town
ship q range ]. easl containing ~ $4,000
aares mere Of less.
Sale 10 take place upon he premises.
July IS 1876. LEWIS MCCARTNEY.
adnr. Of ElhelbeFt Mccartney.
otaf
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-18

Aapnbeg d nsw advertisements coming IN late, have
Fsvasd cut osr ussfa quantity Of reading MISTER,
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FANCY ARTICLES FOR THE T1,I ~,

DAtSshNG COMBS, black and ~bit- ofh.f.L "a -.
- sish french and Americas Ixo,x a. .n-
genuine Parma Cologne. long and .ho bot,,-, r.
ayens Tho hair. lily white elegant Rnr,,,h Coa,, p,,.
e hne hnslsh Sealing War Coll sam a. net, AZ
oours f.a whit Card Csss. u and part Ro,,..
"aAs on Powder Pun- snuh Poe l.t Hcos, ~ &c.,
FLORIDA Water Hair Brushes great variety on p,,,.,
~ sitaree PA sauesrs aud ehoe. So.
FRENCH bassh and Auseriean manufaetu.. ,x.rx
~, v OF PSrfame-voet Paiesoney Geranun Noao,nsI
b 800 "a bouquet Caroine nedyosma Ro.. orur. T,'
Noua eine Tooth Brushrs ivor, bon- ,h.u -, -
varTy % Beautiful and good patterns; with mapy os-r
in - ~ 49,,
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

eAAes.xEEz5l ny lanai Packets to and from
Lynehburg, md from thence in Stages
by the Natsra Bridge sprrEs To the White su.s
oN and amer the 9th OF July leave Rich
nett day at6P NJ. -
hrIuHSso-Lesve Lynehburg daily NJ Saturday,. e.
eepted. and arrive in RehmondIn ~ hours
TWO lines Of sises ownei by Terry Martin run from Lynch
onrE To the White sulphur distance miles one by thu Nam
RAJ bhse and DbeTs Springs and the by Pueasue and
the sweet SPRING.
Pas.ese for staunon By Monday "Wednesday
and Friday
Passengers for Farmye Prince Edward Charlotte Court
onse leave Al NJ days with the stage.
Al Caiisrshe Ar the sth the Boats pass Gainesville both
up and down at Pm.
PasseDgers leaving Farmve A III arrive in Riehor,
nett a NJ At Those going Canal will connect with th
w boan le ~ BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN State

VNNHE Franklin Manufacturing Company
IL PAPER MILL tho Depot Of the Southern Railroad
assortment Of Euperne, hno and
fat papers ruled and pan also medium printing enyeIop
wrapping Of various the wholesale
TO which they public quality
price their manufacture will
Of Northern Factory They prepared
description OF that the their
require Merchants and dealers requested call Paper
Mill and examine for themselves
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

1u~.,r =, SauntOn, Va.
1--WE Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing
tn The public, that h. has the best style. mi. r,.p
Anishnent and 10 now prepared traveH.t.
IN the most comfortable former pstson. n. re-
nfn his most thahss asks eonina nee OF b.
o2se with an assurance Of his "a RI
TOT tneir comfort and convenience u b. proydd n
uie best manner. and his ba 6ed choicest Iianos
10 mos persons who seeking climate
me mountains during the approaching summer he would av
De mas sd NJ number Of eomrodous rooms FOR IN.
accommodation Of private famiii~. ~ ~
po- His charges will be Moderate.
MICHAEL G. HARTMAN
W huaehed 10 his Hos large
with an ereeehi Orsr Al The Stages running To and from taun
Ton nop Al this Hous and pasensers going west and
north. dine Staunton. ~ 49,
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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

FASHION'S HEAD QUARTERS,
No. 30 Main, Corner OF 4 3th and Main Streets.
H. b. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
nL. OF Spring and Summer Ready Made Clothing
mems Fancy Ware He has hand eomplete
OF the following ARTICLES.
French and English Cloth Dress and Froek Coats black blue
brown, olive green.
French American Plain and Fancy Cashmere,
Pants
Single Miled Cassimsre, Tweed and Linen Pans
Black Satin, Silk and Bombazine Vests
Fancy do do Marseines and Cashmeretie Vests
White Maes Vests duoble ABdEn standing and
rolling collar
Kid Silk, Thread and White Berlin Gloves
Shirts, super plain and fancy
Bosoms and Collars Of the latest siyles
MeTino, Cotton and Silk Underslrts
Do do Drawers and Socks
SeaIs, CTavA stocks and Pocket dkfs great variety
Suspenders OF all kinds
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
Al OF any IN IA side
of OregonI
T. H. Spence continues TO take for Clothing
al the Fashionable Establishment John NJ Co,
umore
An assortment Of samples constantly on hand.
~ n. SPENCE. Agent
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W. L.. noSTAGUE's WEEKLY BUILETI,
0F NEW MUSIC.

songs for the Piano Forte
MI Lote II has bot one sweet -oug-by ) A wad.
~ The Death Of oseeoh-by J Kpight
Iy irorn TIE city, On! ny with me-by Il C,rh.,,
secers - " oeaouui air Of Nay
49,, W. Co1ne away, Let us go-byEC
nofi's1e or Lonely wanders Thy fr,.pd-bv P..,A
coiae' me toreit a beautiful tuei.-bx r s-.-"
a song Of the ehuTeh-by + n Bi..,u "ehef
Cod blew the night Wnd or, Tn. W,.A
EaiV os' and early fount-5y ] weoInn,. ~ - " SsmSan
The smile Of my Mary-by T Brich.,
Loves PlEnm-byF n Brown
hournfnly, tenderiy bear on y. ~,
Judson-by Heath DSAa or The Burial Of NV.
~. ALSO
Inc -f7Iien GaIop
.uadrIss from Donezsuis open @Don Pa,aunI...
hinnet ouairlies-by Julien
Capt Mays QH'ekstep
MAJ Ringgolds March and Quicks,.,
tapt walkers Quiek,ep
Ibe Soldiers Dream Aarcls-hx y ~ r..
30 company National Quart. Qurk.,.n-h.o-..
I rse 90 snsish Gs h1euan oaietsssp-by Cuy,i-
rne nouhain Maids Quiekstep-by i,ud,,,
'eImon' erand Mareh-by Andrews
Efh - my home Quiekstep-by 2 l. Win.
Io'' >hn n Ouieksiep-by Mailer
Suesn Nietoras Band Mareh-byF n e,,.
iu II - Hse Golden LYTs.
No. Isl Ma street
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No advertisement be considered by year.
specified the Manuscript previously agreed upon be-
the parties
R An advertisement marked the copy specified
continued ordered and
enacted accordingly.
RC Regular Advert ements.-To avoid any usin
dcrsandng the Annual Advertiser but proper
dsae that their privileges extend their immediate
Real Estate Legal and all Advertisements by
them To be additional charge, aud variation.
p Real Estate and General Agents Advertisements be
inserted by the be
such discounts Is shall be agreed upon.
1 Auconeers Booksellers aHd yearly advertisers generally
engaging saures with OF change shall
their yearly week than the
agreed the standing under all
exceeding such be charged usual
nveekiy Wing rs
per square OF and
per square zach continuance.
July 1s, 16t5.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

III
nc that he s succeeding in relieving and positively eurnE
m e ioiowinE forms Of disease app,y
20 nun amer having been abandoned by the Faculty -Sero
"he swelling seah Head letter Uleerous long stand
ing Dfopsy Iumors Weus Rheumatism Diseases the Liver
ny'Peps Agse and Fever Canesr, LeProy lance
hetura dseasos &C The hr b. cure be
removes The poisonous mou system cures the pa
ueni even when the Hot Springs fail lie treated several
hunded ea'es Of Rheumatism AMI only flel two In eetng
an enre cure He also hasa remedy Jaw Reference
me mos. satisfactory can be given many persons the
cay and vicinity who have been eHred by may con
suited. - ~ -
90 oaiee or Franklin opposite Exchange Rotei Rich
uouq' va. b. Il-1m
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JONES u WINSTON,


GrOccrs and Commission Merchants
DEC leave, in rendering their services to the
- amefs and others Tor the sale % an annet and and Of pro
ducc % return their nterc gratitude 10 their Tor si be
raj vou Ever drsrouf u Netting the patronage
81 their fend ~ ne stieg regard 10 their h
l pcroinaHcs 81 svcy ohsauln ncdcut
merchants. hsy vii only sy pas That thsr
bet energies shall BE- ssn e q property committed
their ehane and furnishing goods nrdcr arr vii AWAY
b. observed render smpe stsfatton Please adirts the r
cpsi ihrr areui GEO rEAKE The have nov ON 10 "a
ant onsr ~ nv On the mourasouahi terly
$4,000 ~. hcavj Western shtss ard Shoulders
$500 NJ loss
500 bbls No , ani and uninspscted n. G TIerrinfs
10 hhds n q. and Porto Rico sugar
New Otieansani w India hosrsrs
100 ficm Liverpool Salt
tssuayra, 40 ard lava cosse
tors best sored Ftantatoa ffon
Cas Engiish r. Cernsn ard Common ste-t
Is hta Rsstiaed Whstey, sad ~ oH French
and VrEinia Appe nfauiy; Rsnsarluet's Nyhistcy &c
IS bbs bel Wfscns Pisthna viucsnr
Lard, Loaf Sugar sni Tea
5000 rs smithhch Family Bscon hog round.
or Can At No. 20. mu
II AGJ WA COFFEE.-ioo hsss LsEuyrs Coacc, land
y ing and for rale ~
ie@ DAVENPORT, ALLEN = CO.