Woodville Republican. [volume], September 16, 1843, Image 4

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T' HS notes due the Planter'! 'Hunk, which have been
transferred to J L. ttolc-ris, agent" of tlx Trus
tecj of the Bank of the Uniierf ijlates, of Philadelphia,
are in the hnd of Mr. Fieltlm;; Davis lor collection,
ondthosa indebted are rcupeclluiiy "notified ilmt pa.y
tnervt ii luired. " .,
Wood t'ule, Beptl 1, 1843. 37.
"rrt f I? IV A 1? H"
i. ded from the plantation of the tub-
.scriber residing in the. Parish of West
.... Feliciana, Louisiana, and at dillerent pc-
. riodi, commencing on tha 25th of April,
r 3 and enmna on tne 34 insiani, (.no lonpw-
: aziix male slaves,, i , ,. '; .
WESLEY, aged 27 years, about 6 feet 10 or 11 m
. ches high, smalt features, straight built, has a downward
look when apoken to, and in a mochas.
. JIM JORDON, aged. 25 years, about 5
,r foet 8 or I inchea higfv-pleasing and intella
-Wi i i u.r. nlaiiiiihlft iiiconvera-
fe l l EUI1I WWuwii ' j i .
tion, and baa one upper tooth misting!
f7 ches high, a good face, rjr talkatWa nd
. vo a v k a Man nt av& a.ieoi iora in
ft. v, w .!.. ' ........ .... - .......
X J ; ..H B W R Y,' ageJ twenty-five, year;
i l'ut ' feet 10or 1 1 'B"1 h'8B stoutbuilt,
f I L baa downward look when apoken to, abrupt
J i converaauon, and , loat - on , upper loom
UOffl WW Ilgm iUO, UJttoi .auw.u w... . -.
crT nunW (fx) C 7..ra a Krifrht mil
l- . DUJUVtMUNI, UpW 'O
ak alalia, partially gray, about 5 teat 1 1 mens or
feet high, atout built, . eomewhat deaf and slow in
conversation. .
GUY or-GOODALL, aged i yeere,
. . IV.';: a UiA 1 I inches hieh. ' lather
: , rstout built, quit black, and in character
n ordinary negro. , . .... "., y
Ul uree qi ma auuvo aiavca -wi
about two or three weeka since on their
way to Tunica, and one of them having
a nun tl i, nrrthalill. tint taiaV ba lui.
i kins in tha' vicinitr o( tha "Fontaine
Blue" plantation where they nave acquaintances. .
will give the above reward if returned to me, or lodged in
rail so that I can get them or ten dollars for either.
. , WHITMAN WILCQX.
July -, 1843. M 8m , -
Copartnership.
HE subscribers have associated themselves togeth
er the purpose of trannacling a
- General Commission -
AND
FORWARDING BUSINESS,
in this place, under the firm and style of ALLISON 4r
HOLMES. We are prepared to make advance, and
to furnish the necessary plantation aupplies for all cot
ton, shipped to our friends In New Orleans. We shalt
keep on band all kinda of Western Pnduct, Graceriej,
JVVgre Z.tt, Bagging, Hop; and ivmi, wliictl we
will sell on reasonable terms. .
' ' J. 6, ALLISON, V'
'. ''-" " JOHN HOLMES.
Bayou Sara, August I, 1843. 38 3m i r '
PORK, &o
OA BARRELS Mesa Pork, just received, which
ti the subscribers are prepared to sell lew
for est. Abo, Negro Hats, ult Mackerel, Collins'
Axes, Sperm Oil, Otgars, sc. ,
'.;.? ( LANCASTER d SIMS,' Aeenta3 t :i
julr S9, 1843. : for J. B. Btrm Co N. Orleans.
NOTICE .. ; ; '
A T the October term, 1843, of the Probate coilrt of
iA Wilkinaon county, i w present my Guardian,
ahip of the person and estate of Josephine V, Hariison.
..1 . 1 ll..nA . I.! i, 1 . . - ,
lor nnau aeuiemeuiauu anuwanvw, ( . ,. , 1.
, SAMUEL HARRlSONCinardian.
Wly M. I843, , 38 . y ;,; . ,
THE STATB OF MISSISSIPPI, ) .-! ' ,f.
..' - rwukbum &tmti 1 . $.-.- Hi ;
' r: Paobiti Court, July Term, 1843.
To all persons interested in tha lands, tenement, and
hereditaments, ot jonn vgaen, aec-a., vrttmg:
W, OU ate hereby commanded to be and appear be
. JL (ore the Probata Court of Wilkinson county, at
the Court House thereof, tht leeond Monday in Of
later t, then and there to shew cause, why the fol
lowing lands belonging to the estate of John Ogden,
deceased, should not be sold, to wit: c , .
The north-east and west half of the south-easl quar
ter of section nineteen; the south and the east half of
the south-west quarter of section eighteen; the north
west quarter of aectioh twenty; the weet half of the
north-east quarter, the weat half of the. south-weet
' quarter and the north-weal quarter of section seventeen;
north of range nine east. Also, the .north-v. eat quar
ter of section eleven; and the north-oast quarter of sec
tion ten; tha east halt and south-west quarter of section
fifteen; tha north-west quarter of section fourteen; and
the west half of the north-west quarter of section one,
in township eighteen, north ' of range thirteen east.
Afsot the south half of section seventeen; tlx south
half and the west half of the north-east qnarter of sec
tion eighteen; the north half of section twenty, in town
ahip nineteen, north of range thirteen aastf and also,
section- thirteen, in township nineteen, north of range
twelve east, of lands pwchased of the United States
at the land office at Columbua, Mississippi. ' '
Also, tha following landa lying in Wilkinson county,
to wiu part of section thirty-five, thirty-six, and forty
two, in township number two, range number two, weat, ,
beginning at t stake 00 the laiMt between Robert Mor
ns and John Ogden'a estate, running thence north
73 3-4 degrees, eaat sixteen ehaina to a stake and small
red oak, thence south thirty dejrreee weat, to stake
' en the north margin of the" Woodville road, thence
south 81 1-8 deg. east, ' to a teach xiii, xiri, B. 0.,
thence south t degree W to a auke, thence northlSS 1-B
decreet, east forty ebaina, to a atake and Holly and
W hite Oak, xiii, xiii, bears N 63 l-8deg eaat, twenty
mvsi linka, thenee south 30 min.west, forty chain
to a Red Oak, xiii, xiii. Sea corner. Thence north 89.
1-8 deg weet 40, SS ehaina ton Red Oak stump nsas
Hickory, xiii, am, north 46 degrees, weat 19 &4 ehaina,
to a atake and Sassafras, 1, on the bank of Bavoa San
creek, thence with the meanders of aaid creek to
the lower road to Finckneyville, thence with said road
tot stake near the foar mile post, thence north I de
gree, east 67, 80 chains, to the place of beginning con
taining 437 68 acres. , '
' Also, a part of section thirty.five and forty-two,
same township and range aa above, being west of the
dower laid oft, by Commissioners appointed and con
tains twenty acres and 81-100 of an acre, bounded on
the north by George and Robert Morris's lands, and
D. O. Stewart, east by Peter Smith's estate, south
by A. T. Welch, James r. Conner, and Daniel Leath
erman, and weet by Maberry Morris's estats.
Also, the south part of the Coulter tract, beginning
at a atake on the line between D. H. Proeser, and the
aaid Coulter tract, running thence east, 66 00 chains
and 24 linke, to a itako Llum, a, and Sweet Gum, x,
on Bayou Sara creek, thence down said creek with its
meanders to an Ab, xhi near a apiine, thence north
46 3-4 degrees east, IS S3 chains, to a Bay marked W,
Ogden, thence south 35 94 chain to a atake Beech x,
nd Gum x, thence weat 10 If chains, thence north to
Holly, 1111, tliep.ee wet 63. 63 chain toe stake aad
Bay xiii, thence north IS minute east, 40 Ga chains
place of beginning containing 426 3I-1UI acres, boun
ded oaths North by M. Ogden' titer, east by Mary
Pratier and William Tigner'a farwls, south by D. & C.
Stewart, and nat bv Robert Worries and D. U. Ptos
aer, containing in all 8ri 34-100 acres,.
""V V Wmxs 'the Honorable FRANCIS
- ' G1LDART. . Judge of said Probate
.- Court, at the Court Hoes of aaid coun
''t ' ty, the second Monday of July, eighteen
hundred and forty. Owee. .
Issued Uii7t day of Jui A. D. 184.1.
JOHN C. ALEXANDER, Clrk. '
- . by P, Cae, Dep. Clerk.
Jute 89. lA 88 Sw ' ' '
Th Liberty Advocate will give the above - aix
lusertiens.
' , ; -J I lSaunders, ; ' n
, General 'Igvni and Commission Mercfiant,
'; -oovraiB,Mi$s.i ; : v" ; ' '
The subscriber reapectfuily ofiers l.ia ser
vi:es to bin friend and the public generally,
for the transaction of n General Agent $ Com
mission business, nt YVoorJville, Miss., from
nd after the 1st dny of January, ; I843,i and
will give particular attention to the tale of all
descriptions of Met chantfize w ould be glad
to receive consignments a ompanied with a
memorandum ol instruction From a long
and intimate knowledge of general business,
he with confidence solicits a ahate of public
patronage, and pledges his best exertions to
uflbrd satisfaction. J. 8AUND1JRS.
i REFEREJfCESi . ,. .
Wm.P. Dixon. Jf Varfc. , E. . F. T. PratcotU Qrav-
son, Henry, Co.. John R McCall. John P Harria.
A"ei Oi leant. Tho: W. Oyer, iSajo- Sor Joa: H.
oireei, i-aq., uocrr A A. Junes, JTatchex. Judge Joa:
Johnaon, Judge Nat: Scudder, B. F. Herbert, Esqr
WoodvilU. J. N. Glidewell.Ceiar Fraiese, Vkksburg.
Thomaa Hutchinson, Esq. Louinillt, Ay.
wooaviue, ueceraber 17; 1848. ' 52 ,' , 7
... .... - NOTICE. "";
rilHE Subscriber having Removed hi Tailor Shop
to the house between Mollemana Hotel and th,e
atore of Cooley & Weed, is prepared to execute a
businees in his line. in t superior atyle. to any ever
done in Woodville, aad on the most reasonable term.
He respectfully invite gentlemen who want good and
en lining cioinermacij, 10 give Dim a call.
Ladies' walking and ridina habits cut and made in
the most appiovejjT fashion, at the lowest rates, and
slipiteat noiico, B.,"J.' , . 1
. :: : r. t. harlow.
Apnl99,l&43 , . ... . , . ;
IMPROVED COTTON GINS,
r. Jv. H. WETTER FILLE GEO. L.ESTES,
RESPECTFULLY informt the Planter of Mia.
sissippi and Louisiana, that they have entered
into Copartnerahip for the purpose of Manufacturing
motion urine ot jne aoove aeacnptiou Their materials
are of the best quality, and the work will be executed
in a handsome and durable style, embracing all the im
provernenta of modern invention Long experience In
the bum net win tuny juetny jx. at &. in warranting
meir utua 10 oe equai 10 wo oeai 01 mose made by any
01 their numerous competitors tiepaire ol every descrip
tion done at the shortest notice Machinery for gins.
mniBk conon iirensee, w.c, oiaoe in a neat, auostantial
and workman-like manner. All communications ad
dressed to NiTTcaviLLc b Estis will be faithfully at
tended to. ICPAddress at Woodville, Mies.
April 4, 1848. 18
CARRIAGE AJVD TTJlOOJf MJIKIJfG JMTD RE-
p atvifn ........
RETTYMAN, & Co., still continue to car-
. rv on the above business nt their old atnnd
opposite (be Jail, on Jnain street, where they
arm hrnn.ired to execHle all hinds uf wnrh nnrlnin.
ing to said business in a superior style' to any
A :. .1.. .nJ ll, 8lk ..I I.J
x 1107 iuicuu ntrcpmg vi iioiiu uuo ana iwu uorse
carriages, and waggons of every description of
their own manufacture. Having rented the Smith
shop formerly occupied by Wm. Her, they intend
carrying it on in connection, with the above bu
siness: for which purpose, they have employed
(he most skilful workmen to execute all kind of
work, such as Carriage, gin, mill and plough work
r-horse shoeing, and all other kinds of work usu
ally done in the courlrY--all, of which will be
dune at the shortest police and in a workman
like manner. Their prices and terms) will be as
reasonable as can be obtained elsewhere. The
public are invited lo call and examine (heir work
and prices and judge for thrmselves.
W. II. PRETTYMAN,
Wr T. BIMNG.
Woodville, Jan. 12, 1S43. 4
ti 1 1 ... I. 1 1 . .
FRESH SPUING UOODN,
At Messri. Kann $ Jacobfs old tland, one door
abort pekisarlx q- JJantel. .
GREAT, BARGAINS!
riTHE undersigned have just received the following
m- . arueieai
Fine Fiencli Muslin, English do., Jaconet do white
and plaid and striped Muslins, do ciehoa lawn, bwia
Musliu do., fine new fashion Bonnet, straw 8t mualiu,
miss straw bonnets, French Qinghams, Linnen Dam
ask, a good assortment of Iriab Linen, do ilrown llol
and. Linen Bln Ltnea, do Cpttonade, cotton & linen
Musquito netting.. Also, a fine assortment of ladies &
gentlemen's Shoce, do miss & children. Aleo, a fine
assottment of Spring Clothing,. Panama It silk Hats-
will be sold for notmn j else but for the cash.
May t, 1843. ' . ' S. HAAS fc CO.
DRY GOODS i AT AUCTION PRICES.
T4 tht Ladies and Centtniwn of WoodvWc and Us
Vicinity. ' -
TONT all of vou like, to have Great Bargains in
MJ. Dn Goodsj Clothintt, oT Yeu may Ahn if
yon wish to get thm at veiy , reasonable (Auction)
prices, at our Emporium (Main atreet, nearly opposite
the Post Office) where we pffer to sell any thing in our
line ata verj small profit. , ' ' 4 '
We bate, in addition to- our former stock through
the whole seaaon on hand the following:.-'
FineFreneb- Mualin, different colors: do do and
English Calicoes, beautiful 1 pellisea; , White . Jaconet
and Muslins; Swiss Mull,. Bishop Lawn, Linen Cam-
brio, Gingham, all colours, Linen Cambric nandnet
chiefs tnd Linen da.: Fine Irish and Holland Linen-
Cotton and Linen Checks; York Mill, Power Loom,
LoneCIothi coloured Cambric, Cettonadea striped, .
&.C. Alao, a full' assortment of Summer Clothing
Linen bosomed Calico and Striped Shirts; Silk, Bea
ver and Straw Hats. Bova Fin Straw Hats; a full
suppy of Men's, Boys, Youths and Childrena Brogans.
We wieh our friends, customers, and the public gen
erally wilt call, price eur Stock and we hope they will
find out that we are willing to sell great bargain at
our store. 1 1 ,
N.B. Terms CASH! "
- SCHWARTZ DANIEL.
April I. 1843. '.. I
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
fnHE undersigned has just received and offers
tor sale, a large nsortment of Spring and
Summer goods consisting in part of the following;
Fine Muslins of different eolors.
Calicoes, Ginghams, &c ; . - i .
Ready made clothing, .;". - v i
, ..Halt, shoes, boots, &c., ; ,,. ;..,'
Ladies1 bonnets, , ? . , . , .,
. Cottonades,.. , 1 , fT
Shirts (linen and coHon bosoms.)
All of which will be sold very low for cash.
- SCHWARTZ & DANIEL.
Main-sl. March 111 1843. '. ' 12 :
CASTOR OIL, QUININE CALOMEL, aneV
varielv of Mineral Medicinea. hist received end for
sale by J. SAUNDERS.
For Sale,.
CHEAP fot cash, or, for a note with approved secu
rity pays bio on the 1st of January next, a new
and valuable GI3. Any person wishing to purchase
this article, will rind it to their advantage to make an
early application, a the owner is anxious to sell, 1 h
will be found at Lsmhcx' shop opposite the Foet Of
fice, where it bas been tctt fot the inspection of. those
who wish to purchase.
SAMUEL. HAAS.
July 15, 1843. 30.
' "'"" WOODVILLE "
r n r.i a I. : j ;'acads:iy.
TI1H Academy, under the suoeriiitendunce nf
Mr. and Mrs. 11 ALty,. tins beea hi succesBlul
operation fur six year. Their system of instruc
tion is designed lo give the pupil a- thorough
Knowledge ol the fccieucee their mode of gov
ernment such as shall improve the disposition
enlighten the understanding prepare them foi
the actual duties of life for moral and intellectu
al enjoyment. .
1 be fnmary Class will be instructed in Read
ing, Writing, Spelling, Defining,, the first princi
ples of Arithmelic, English Grammar, Geogra-
pny and History.
Junior Class History of the United Slate,
Arithmetic, Geography and Grommaar. "
Middle Class Natural Philosophy, Botany,
Chemistry, Arithmetic, Rhetoric, Universal Ilia
lory, Moral Philosophy. . " " . .' v
1 Senior Class Intellectual Philosophy, Astro
nomy, Algebra, Geometry. Ancient Geography
andJMythology.
composition, Letter-writing, Urawing Maps
Vocal Music. Sacred History, Critical Reading
Orthography and Calisthenics will be taught in
the course. ' h
Those who go through the whole course of in
struction will receive a certificate froip the insti-
ution.. ; -i.' ' ; . r ;
' Each pupil will be examined on entering and
be classed according to the advancement. ' (
roiitical Economy, Mineralogy, Ueoloey, An
cient and Modern Languages can be studied as
the parent or pupil may choose.
1 ne Academic year will berealter be divided
into two sessions of twenty weeks each. The
vacation will hereafter be in the summer.'
The Trustees of the institution, for the more
general diffusion of Education, have given the
Academy buildings free from rent.
The prices of tuition have therefore been
reduced. , .
The first session will commence October )2th
1842, and close in March. - ,
TERMS.
Tuition in English Branches per Ses
sion of twenty weeks, - 16 00
Tuition in Music, Piano, per Session
of twenty weeks, - - - 35 00
Tuition in Music, Guitar, per Session
oftwenty weeks. - - 35 00
Use of Piono per Session or twenty
weeks, - - - , - 5 00
Tuition in the Modern Languages,
per bession of twenty weeks, - 10 00
Tuition in Ancient Languages, per
Session oftwenty weeks, 10 00
Drawing and painting in Oil and Wa
ter Colors, - - 10 00
Mexzotinto, . '- 10 00
Chinese Painting, - - 10 00
Embroidery with Crewell, - - 10 00
Board per Session, - 50 00
Washing per doz., 60
Furnishing room per week, - . - 60
Fuel during the cold season, per
week, - - - - 121
' Music, Instrumental and Vocal, by Prof. Php
P. Werlein. '
Assistant Teachers Miss Clarrissa Chapman,
do ; dd Alias Diary Chapman.
Stewardes8-Mr8i N. Raynor. '
The whole expense for one Academic year, in
eluding board, tuition in English branches, wash
ing, furnishing rooms, and wood lor the winter
season, - - - ii $177 00
For board and tuition onlyr one year
, in English, 137 00
For tuition only, one year in English, 32 00
Bills roust be paid in advance for one session,
or ten per cent will be added.
Woodville, September 3, 1842. .
, Trustee's Sale,
W Y virtue of a certain Deed ef Trust made and ex-
M M ecuted to the undersigned Trustee, by C. A.
Thornton, for the use and benefit of S. Q. Thornton,
bearing ditto on the 6th day ot December, 1B40, and
duly recorded in the Clerk's Office of the Probate Court
of Wilkinson county, Mississippi, in Book M. at pages
201 e302, to secure the payment of certain sums there
in particularly aet forth and specified, I shall proceed to
sell to the highest bidder, lor cash, belore the court
house door in Woodville, Wilkinson county, Missis
sippi, on the 20th day of February, 1844, the PLANTA
TION on which said C. A. Thornton now resides, sit
uated in said county and state, on ths waters of Bayou
Ban , and bounded on the north and east by the lands
of A. C. Dunbar, south by said Bayou Sara creek and
lands belonging to J. W. Leatlierman, and on the west
by the lands of F. Davis, containing 945 acre, more
or lea; for more particular description of said land
reference mar ba made to aaid deed of trust. ' : There
are.upwarda of 400- acres of the tract cleared and now
undor cultivation, with dwelling bouse, gin, mill and all
necessary out buildings attached. The land is produc
tive and well watered, and wiU.be exhibited to any one
desirous of purchasing prior to day ot sale. " Selling as
Truatee, I will convey aucb title only as i vested in
me by aaid deed of trust. -1 , -r' 1 .
. , . f W, H. IHLLlJNUtlAM, i rustee.
August 18, 184J. 89-35 , ,
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
TOY virtuo of a Deed of Trust executed by Nathan-
MJf lei E. Robinson, to the undersigned aa Trustee.
for tho use end benefit of Hugh M. KearyadPatrick
F. Keary, dated the 3Uth day ol September, A. LV1S41,
and ef record in the Clerk's Office of the Probate Court
of Wilkinson County and Stale of Mississippi, in Book
(M) pages 386 and 387, of the record of Deed a, I will,
en WtDNESDiT, the 25th day ofOcToaas, 1843, offer
for sale, pursuant to the terma expressed: in said Deed
of Trust, at the Store of Nathaniel E. Robinson, in the
Town of Finckneyville, County and State aforesaid, the
Mowing described Lots of Ground, on one of which
a good House is situated, (to wit:) A House and Lot
in the Town of Pinckneyville, in the County and State
aforesaid, known on the plat of aaid Town a Lot, No.
S3, containing one half acre of ground, fronting en
Washington and Adams Streets. Also Lot, No. S3, in
aaid Town, fronting on Washington and Adams streets
the same being a vacant Lot. Also, all the MER
CHANDIZE, of every description, now in the Store of
said N. B. Robinson, In tha Town of Pinckneyville,
consisting ef a Urge and beaatiful assortment ef DRY
GOODS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GLASS
WARE, Jcc-, &e After disposing of the above
Lots on the day aforesaid, the sale will commence
of the above MERCHANDIZE, and will be continued
from day to day until the whole Stock is disposed of, or
s much thereof sa may be necessary to satisfy the said
Hugh M. & Patrick F. Keary notice being given at
the expiration of each sate day of the commencement of
the next sale day. ' And opon aaid salen, 1 will convey
such litis as is vested in me by said Deed of Trust.
WILLIAM V. KEARY, Trustee.
Ari 80th, 1843. 18 .
ffOHNSA DORSEY returns his thank to thoae
J who have patronized him during the paat year,
and would inform Ihem and the public, that he still
continues to transact a General Receiving, Forwarding
and CtmmiMion Business in Fort Adam, and liopexby
strict attention to business to merit a share of patron,
age.
: FortA dame, March 4ih, I "43 I
WjlCltLliD Beef in half Barrels gaud article
ii. An For Sal by J. SauKDCas.
. Notice to Planters.
flH!E snbaciiber will carry on the folic':!"-Branches
JL of Euaint sa aa usual ill the Blacksmi.;. Mi.ip oppo
site the poet office." The carriage business will be done
in the house occupied heretofoie ss a theatre, Blatk
smithing, painting, trimming and repairing of Carriages,
Wagon Making ol'every duevription, fcc, will be done
oh the shortest notice. 1 will also attend to the gun-
smithing business. The same workmen will u 19
that have been heretofore employed, and I s!,,. 1 i p
the beat of mechanics. Superior timber end all : r
materials necessary to carry on the above br- nl
buaineaa wilt be kept constantly on hand. Tin: shirt
est attention will be paid,aud the work will be v. a; i.
to give aatialaction.
. . J. LENNEX 4- C .
Woodrilie, June 19, 1843
f KW CASH STORE.
(At Messri jiann d JakobPt old stand on
door above Schartz dj- Daniel.)
1PHE subscribers have jujt received the folio w-
articles
f Fine French Muslins,
Do. French and English Calicoes, -
Fine Bonneli, muslin and straw,
Short of all description, .
. Also, a large assortment of Spring Clothing,
halt, boots, crockeryware, dc.y too many arti
cles' to mention. Ladies are invited to call and
examine for thetwelVe , as'shalt sell very low for
cash only. , ; S. HAAS $ CO.
March 11, 1843.
BOOTS BOOTS!! ..
: -1 have just received eight cases superior
winter boois which I will sell for cash only,
as they are left with me to sell on commis
sion. .... .
WM. L. COLLINS.
Dec. 17, 1842 52. - '
DR. HULL'S
Vegetable Fever and Ague and Anii-Fevtr
PILLS,
THE proprietor of these justly celebrated Pills (from
the experience' of the last thi ee years) feels himself ful
ly authorized in asserting and warranting hi pills to
ba ths most innocent sod perfectly efficient remedy ever
ottered to ths public, snd is really what it purports to
be, a certain, speedy and permanent cure for all cases
whatever of ague and fever or chill and fever. Such
ha been its very great success in aU Ihosa districts ef
country where it haa been used, that it baa supplanted
almost every other issiedy snd by its uniform certain
ty in curing this very disagreeable and sometimes dis
tressing disease, bas gained the entire confidence of
the public and approbation of ths medical faculty.
Indeed many of the most prominent and distinguished
practitioners, in various parts of the Southern and
Western country, have such confidence in ita superior
efficacy, that they gue it a decided preference over all
other remediea, ana uniformly prescribe in their prac
tice for this disease. The auperiority which ia claimed
for thia medicine over all others, is, that, independent
of ita being a speedy and certain cure, it is the moat
perfectly innocent remedy known.
Infants, females, and peraons of the most delicate
constitutions, may take it without ths least fear of any
unpleasant effect, and will find their general health and
vigor restored by its use. .
CERTIFICATES.
Atw Orleans, Feb. S3, 1841.
Oaor Sir After my compliments to you, I will in
form you that 1 have fully tested your pills, and find
them to answer the purpose designed, in no caae have
they failed when they have had a fair trial I want you
to send me a fresh supply aa soon aa possible,
, Your obedient sctvn't. . S. RLACK.
Ains Orleans, Dee. 18 1841.
This is to certify that I have used Dr. Hull's Vege
table Ague Medicine in my practice forth last eigh
teen months. I have prescribed it exteneively in chills
and fever, and have never known it to fail to perform
a cure me tirst day.
1 hav also prescribed it in billious, typhus, nervous
and congestive fevers, sod have truly found it the moat
valuable remedy lor the cure ot levers, that 1 bave ever
known offcrred to the public I do therefore recom
mend it to all persons laboring under fever, aa aaf
and effectual remedy. JAS.DUPONT.M. D.
, , Mobile, Ma. January 1, 184.1. ,
Thi is to certify, that 1 have used Dr. Hull's Vege
taWe Ague Medicine in my family in a number of cas
es of chills and fever, and it has never failed to perform
a cm immediately. I do therefore recommend it to
all persons afflicted with chills and fever, as a safe and
certain remedy for the cure of that most distressing
disease, as my knowledge of the medicine is not con
fined t what it bas done in my family, 1 have seen ths
good effects of it in a number of caae of my neighbors.
JAMES HOOAN, M. D.
Jtfoeift, Ma, January 3d 1841.
This is to certify, that we have travelled much ever
thia and the adjoining States, and have heard much said
in favor of Dr. Hull's Ague Medicine in the cure ot
fevers. -"W e have known it used in great many cases
of chills and (ever, and have never known H fan to ef
fect a cure immediately. We have alao particularly no
ticed ita effects in great many cases of billious and
other fevers, and in the many cases in which ws have
known it used, it has never failed to effect a cure in a
shorter time than any medicine we have ever known.
We do therefore recommend it to those laboring un
der fever, as ah effectual remedy for the cure of that dis
ease. 8am.' Smith, Esq. Mobile. Ala.
James E. Likely, .do do
. 1 'V S. B. Lancaster, M, D. do ' do'
' ' A.8. Lane, M.D. do do
E. A. Smith, (Druggist,)da do
These popular pills are Cor sale at W. L. Collin'
ator in Woodville, sole agent for the place. Price
only one dollar per box. On box ia sufficient to curs
two or three cases of chills and fever.
Woodville, Miesp. May 9th 1842. '
THE undersigned hav just received 1 pieces of
aesorted Straw" Matting cases Palm Leaf Hats,
cheap 1 case fine Panama Hats fine assortment of
Inserting It Edging eilk and linen Pocket H'dk'f.
doppeld white Silk, Ginghams & Drilling Towell
boys Leghorn Hats, do. Clothing 10-4 & 13-4 wbit
Linen Sheeting, Jaconet fc Cambric Ribbons, as
sorted Ladies fc misses Straw Bonnets will be sold
for nothing else but for th cash. . .
May 81. J. KANN fc JACOB!.
(FINNING WHEELS, just received fc for aale, by
tv-r teo.xa. j, saoMDias.
COFFEE and tea, for sale, by
(Jan. 14, 1843.) ,
3. SAUNDERS.
ULK PORK, LARD, fc SOAP, lorsale wholesale
and retail, at the lowest prices, by
J. SAUNDERS.
BACON HAMS, Just received and for aale by
., . X SaVHDSM.
NAILS Assorted sises, for sale, by . '
Feb. 28. J. Saosesas.
T
INCTURE of PEARLS To remove freckles,
cure chops and make akin smooth, fot sal by
J. OABKHaS,
DISINFECTING chlorine tooth wash, a moat val.
; uabifl article; for aal by J. SarjHDias.
B
LACK PEPPER, for sale, by
eb. wj. , J. Sauhdsrj.-
IICKLES, for sale,
Feb. 88.
J. Eaumders.
P
RESERVES Peach Lacurefc Cordials for sale,
Feb. aa. " by J. Saunders.
HOT BITTERS, Cholera Syrup,' No. ,-Gum
Myrrh, reaf&frican Cayenne Feppes, and a va
riety of Thomsoni Medicine and Dr. Thomson's
Medical Books, iustitecived and for aale by
1 J. SAUNDERS.
Vegetable Anti-lliliovr and Anti '
P"SPSP?IC PILLS.
5T is well known that disease often arise from
disordered state of the Stomach and Bowela ;
and if tins condition ia promptly attended to aad re!
Iieved, that health will be immediately restored. And
nothing more aiA ctual can be resorted to, than one or
two active doses of purgative medicine.
And there is nothing more suitable than Pill of pro
pr character. The public have in these Vegetable
Till the article presented to them, which uuuu, ,w.
qualities calculated lo render th most important service
in cleansing tho alimentary canal t they will operate
with sufficient force, and still with ease and safety.
They have been used by the proprietor, with abundant
.iiH.i-.gs in an A,f.n,iv. n.l....l n.. - -
Vi. . V Ti ,or mnT
years. He can therefore confidentslly recommend them
In the Dublin natrnnrvnM. I, ia nn, . .
, . .1 11 r VP ;. '' preienoed
that they will cur all diseases, but I bey will answer
purgative medicine that dan be produced: and b beine
taken when that descrption of medicine I needed mar
are perron- uom inreaieneo disease at a very small
exoense. and without I f iim . . ... ' . .
- v j aanvi 1 u iJ uuii ui mat em sir Am a.i
a -w ciiiuiqYo
Xh6 DrODrifl(0 ffrVAst- nnl NMIAmmBi.il rk. V1t
specifio or cure for all diseases, but he particularly re.
oommenda then to h ih. .r., ..J k... j- ..
1 . 1. . .... ...u nieaicine inat
can be taken in the prevention and cure of Bilious Ftver
?t 7 , : l ,' "y'P"". "er Complaints, Sick
Head-Ache, Enlargement of the Spleen, Jaundice
Asthma. Dnmr. Rhei.m.tl.m p;u. r.i..i: n . '
" 4. . n, jiiuuc, j emate
Obstructions, Heart-burn; Nausea, Furred-tongue. Dia-
vcuuuu vi uio uiimuui uu ooweis, incipient Diarrhoea
Flatulency. Habitual Costiveness, Loss ef Appetite
Blotched or sallow Complexion, and in all cases 0'
Torpor of ths Bowels where a cathartic or aperient
.- ---- , ..vovumgij mna ,
their operation, producing neither naasea, griping, nor
uuuiuij. .in, .urn.!, iiui panrcie 01 mercury, or
anv inirredient that doaa nnt icl i m 1' ...
j o .... ... ... i.iiiiuii; wiinneaun
and oppose disease.
EC OMMEXDATI OtfS.
W An KTph i-Arlifv fka, - K. .. - 1 w. M
cer's Vegeubls Anti-Bilions Pills, and found them
safe and activs purgative, attended with very beneficial
effects 1 and we therefore recommend than, k. ..i.
- WV ... I.HW
lie notice.
CURTIS OGDEN, . H. KOCHESPERGER.
CHARLES HEIT.lfi. s wrnnrmng . r.
JONATHAN BROOKS. M. SSYMOUrT'
E. WHITAKEB.
New Orleans, Jaw. 1, 1841. . -
I hava used Dr. Speneer's Pill in my practice ror
tna In at IQ mAiitKa. in suaarAw.! i. -v .
. .... . uiuoi uieeases, pre.
daced ay an inactive atate of tb Liver, snd I UkspUa.
sera in sivinir mv tcatimnnx nl iK.;. .a-.... T
--- -- . 1 B" uecisiiiail
these cases, and I consider them a safe and mild aneL.
.. , ... ., .,,.,. , . Hlnu , n(TS em uttli
N. H.. EDWARDS, M.D,
New York, Sept. 1, 1841.
Dr. Spencer, Dear Sir, I bars used your Vegetans
Pills in my practice for lb laat twelve months, snd 1
am happy to aay that I hav found them a very effica
cious medicine in the. cars of diseases. have pre,
eribed them as a cathartic medicine in fevers, with the
most happy succeas. I have also given them in men
ehron'ro affections, in whieh they have effected ths most
astonishing cures,--I do therefore recommeud them to
the afflicted as a medicine of the greatest value
t-, . i ' . . - JAMES SMITH, M.D.
Mobile, Ala., Jan. 1, 1841,
This is to certify that I was afflicted a number of
veers with pain in the aids and back, dizziness of tha
heed, sick stomach, costiveness, loss ef appetite, swel
ling of the feet ; I st length became much debilitated
rauffered very much with Oppression at the stomach
after eating, my skin became dry, countenance sallow,
disturbed dresms, i-c I commenced neing Vegetable
Pills snd I can truly asy that I felt relief immedieUfy
my health improved until I found myself in good health
t V.apatV.wA f A oi vaaammak J aL..-- n tt 1 M. .
......... . ...u....,...,u woe ruis vo ins snuctee a
a medicine ef ths greatest valve.
' , . J'C' BLACK, Eso.
New Orteans, Jan. 4. 184J. T i
Prtc Twentytfive Cents per Box,
With full Directions, '
These truly valusblc Pills are for aale by Wits -CooLcr,
Woodville, Miss.; ornTimou, Fort Adam
Feb. II, 1843.
DR. HULL'S ,
MEDICATED WORM LOZEtfQES.
ROVED in more than 1500 cases to be in-
fallible, the onlv certain Wiirm.T).irn..:
Medicine in nee, and are the greatest diteoverr
ever made for dispelling tie varioss kinds of
worms that so frequently and distressingly anno
both children and adults. Many diseases arise)
from worms, and occasion long and intense suf
fering, and even death, without their ever being
auspected; grown persons are very often afflicted
with them, and are doctored foi various complaints
without any benefit: while one dose of these Lo
zenges would speedily cure them. They tn an
infallible remedy, and so pleasant to the tast
that children will take them as a commdn n.nn.r.
mint Lozenge. ' , '
Kead the following letters:
New York, September 13, 1841;
Dear Doctor According to your request, we
Lave Med your Loienges in several cases of
worms, and found them uniformly aueceasful.
We hive no difTlCultV in peltimr rhlMr.n in tot..
them as Ihey aro perfectly pleasant. We shall
use them whenever occasion offers, believing
them to be the beat vermifuge medicine in use.
Ws have also used your Cough Lozenges very
arl.naiiiAta ainjIfinJ al..M f . . 1 1 .
lanuanaij, ,1111 WW IIIIUI IU1IV IO BDSWer tllO
purpose you recommend Ihem for. YVe are youra
respectfully. I
,-. ZACIIARIAH B. LANE,m. i.
; W. E. PLEASANT, m. d.
GREEN H. BARRY, m. d.
Mr. William H. Hopewell, East Broadway,
gave them to hie child, antf they brought away
the worms bv hundreds.
Parents should always keep these Lozenges
in (he house, for they are the best medicine that
can be administered to children afflicted with
worms. Children will take them aa readily aa
the most delicious sugar candy.
These Lozenges are put op neatly in botes
price 25 cents a box.
These valuable Lozenges are for sale at (he
store of Weed $ Coolley, west side of the Public
Square, at Woodville, Miss., snd at Ft Adams,
by John Timon. Also, Dr. Hull's tough syrups,
which is the best medicine for coughs, colds, con
sumption, lightness of the chest., &c These are
confidently recommended by the medical faculty
as the best medicine in the world, for the above
named complaints. Price 25 cents a box.
tFor aale at Ft. Adams, by John Timon:
February 11, 1843.
n SAPPINGTON'S ANTI-FEVER PILLS.
raiUE well known character of these pills haa caus-
ed many spurious articles to be palmed off for
the genuine. This is therefore to caution the public
not lo purchase except from the authorized agents.
They are a certain cure for chills and fevers, -billious
fever, and in fact for almoin all kinds of fever, snd can
be bought at the store of W. L, Collins, who is the on
ly outborised agent for Woodville. ' Price ft S5 per
box.
June 3, 1843 f 4,