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ja Ohio dVaTMj
L top to Carbarns."
tfWCf kiucotwl in Certain
'tnrnriseds indeed,
5 Dqureri 4Ppret!y from
inta the 0PPrt of (
' ZZicaU by and by; wil
L?dcUx daily, in the
s i 500,000 clock were man
Khicft were hipped to Ea
.fniore mada this year to
?idW!. I' " proper that the
should raeaaure Ume ..for
'r - v-
Gazette," th rte Calhoun
'JEW i-mortal lick under
,WiT paragraph: "How
If Van Buren'a letter to the
' underatandingly," aid not
Jed and paltered with, by its
feed? uu and it is alao true
,pef,Ki by adapting pro! eC ion to
f!ahc prent tariff. But to the
'fairer h wrota bout the er7
'Sine bo disapproved the pres
principal and detail, What.
h tteappove or disapprove? 'You
-J'? ja, ' uid an enraged author
AHhat iny .talents did not Jie in
' .oa tell me they do not lie in
r'teu ra if yn please, where the
hjNVASS OF'44.:
1 !.(Jy apparent indicate an intense
to the approaching PreU
It' will be seen by the
pfc, that the' Whiffet" -New
Irttoenur upon the contest in a
ttiib a spirit, worthy of all praiae.
V wc trust will be imitated by
tfaefy State. Awell organized
jmp-jpeakinff, connected Vith a
Wmof cheaj paperlwiH carry
attjenmt of Jie land Andt such
re m the goodness of our cause, that
!ii of Bsht, we have' not a doubt of
U, pt body of the people with us, j
' fijdiscossivjn before the jury, of the j
jtterdict in favor of Whiff men and
jsjrtsmastbo the inevitable result
n-ott ini young in this State,"
winto burnish up their armour, and
Miniitters in every county should
fcjiii to circulate cheap-papers and
'fldocament.
jfraa the New York Tribune. '
iuiNGTOTHC WORK?
jfffbig of Monday makes the follow
j jinguin-nncemcnt ; "
,Tp Association. We are gratified to
2l in 4ssuciation, compofed of the
'aot Wbi? orators in the ta!e, will
ieiily next spring, for the purpose of
Sflbe people of every County, previous
ifrtjLJential Election. They will take
t soon if may le deemed expedient af
lijutinof are made by the National
La, and keep it until the day of the
V Jt'n their determination to carry on
ia New York in the same manner that
aondhii gallant allies carried it on
-win Tennessee; and they will be hap
iCget their epponcnis ace to face, and dis
ui them the real questions of public
,;,!,. rtn he decided bv the next Pres..
UIUIVU
a i rret it p in tho right direction.
ml m: addition an Association of Wh g
pt tit be speakers and yrt able ami
ieitiin b means or gratuitous exeri-
iemivern! circuhlion ct Printed' Facts.
!wcra::tigo vi c Ihvs of our opponents on
liiwiton, it will t.fc dissraceful if we
wttheiii la triis Stats and ail d.ining
ijMtymajiiritita. Give our opponsnt our
ji.it Tir.iF;q:ic5ttun, and they would not
kMf vo'ctn a hundred of UiO mm who
1 Itcu o a labor. V e on ly need top I a co
:sa isd irguniefits distinctly before tb
t,wit mu t triumph. Who will aid in
srkf Speaking will be in order next;b,ut
Pt 3 be most effective thi winter,
-ajte ire called on to give documents
ariwtion, or let them gout halt cost tor
jtffM. Do we mean to carry or cot to
aiUle tor UCnrr Clav 7
of Gen.
I-
f
Weess teh Mcrrsr ijOE3. The sd:.-?
by ths-Arti il U:u cty to JujL.
Limey, therr!j-:i cf Mm," and the Anti
S'avery candv! itg fjr.I'rcsident of theUr.itci
States, is C2i--0 pi?r t muu, tesides Irave'.Ixj
ezpenees. That piM to the intensely bensvo.
lent Jch2TiLcair, UZWor cf the Eraancipa.
tor, is Ol,S03pir ann-.jm. txA to Henry. U.
Sua ten, tl,CQUail bis trav elius g expense.
' A JJIssijsfppi Wht writes to a friend "ia
Memphis in the fallowing s'nin t ! ; t
The black &v cf Ilepudsation, waves in
triumph froft the Capatcf cfour fallea anj
degraded Stato ; Lifumy, deep indelible infa
my, i orra ; and I foar it will be transmitted j
as a hsritage to our children. The star and
atripeinthe fiajj tif our Union, represemin"
Mississippi ehould have t .lack lines drawn
around, them, and rrpndiation written in bold
lettera. I have a pretty strong notion of lear.
ing rbe Etatp, if tome of you Allows over
there in Jimmy JotCB county will furnish me
with board and bed, or else provide a bond
paying? bacfe for a pasEDortDartienUrW if r
should pass over into Arkansas or Texas."
Correspondence ofthr United States Gazette.
. i V, ' Wa8Hwotow, ov.13, 1843.
I IOGkio aeeiho proposition 'of annexing
Texas to the United State?, seriously . pro
posed by the President in his message, or so
referred to, as o enforce thereto the attention
oT Congress. The object avmoel here of such
a movement, is t create such a discussion as
win produce unkmdness between tne Whigs
of the South and the North, to the injury of
M ft-.,. r.:.,j. j . r-i.v. i
between tho Lo COS of the two extrermtM-e. In
the injury of Air. Van Buren so that he than
ces of Mr- Tyler shall be increased by an im
provement of the prospects of Mr. Calhoun I
should - think that eo evident a native would
be a beacon It'rrht to politician'. Thev rer.
ta'mly would not split on such a rock.
1 he , Aladisontail of, Wednesday evenin,
I5:h instant says :
'Co1. Beh-on ia o ut in the Missourian in fa.
yor of the annexation of Texas. The Col. is
a wholeiteam Mmstfi , ..--;
iilEPUDIATil05f ,,1 USTIPIED.
TilEii'LEBElAN comesout bn),v ar.i
fuUyin defence of the Alisstss;non?emid ia ton.'
Jhis U in character, it 'pctrfoes' the' whole
queftion, with equal contempt Tor honesty and
ignorance of the facts, seem infjuot to knnw, .r
to wish to conceal, th at the iVsue of Union Bank
Bonds was authorized by two successive Je.
islature of Miessippi Loco-Two Leriaturo
too, one of which sent Robert J. Waiker o jhe
U S. Senate while Gov. McNutt, now' the
head of Kepudiatson, himself is 6tl and .ned
the Bonds ! The Pfebeiahrea!!s ogi eorn VKco
pudiator torive the facr'i'iii the case, ' Whv.
sir, you' will find tlie;u set forth in the Demn
eratic Rexieic,a s;ime two-years aD, where
tne wnoie-case made oat by the Kepudiators
is stated, considered, and avverdict given nguinst
tfiemby the leading" orjran of vour and their
own party, which had every Inducement, $ part
rrom tionety ana truth, to gloss over. tbeir
iniquity. r'--, ' ' ; . '"' - ,;
' The Plebeian : falks- of the State- Debt of.
Pei7ylt;inidi as created by the: Ritticr Ad-
minsetration ! 1 ,s ,is an other falsehood--
Mineieen-Ueniietbs, if not the whole, oft bait
Debt ha been created by Loco-Foco gisla-
tures ands negotiated by Loro-Focd Execu
tives. .Gov. Ritner voted and destroyed the
Forty Million Improvement bill of vhich the
Pleb. ignorantly speaks; and ihe Sf&e Debt
ta$ not increased a dollar under his 'Adminw
tralum, unless you call the Distribution from
the U. S. Treasury a deb V which no Stated
considers it As to 'Riddle and his compeers
eo roundlv abu cd by the Plebeian, theirvfault
was crrduhty, in giving good uiney fcr itlis
eissippi five per cent. Stocks, whfch Wfr not
worth over three-fourths of the ffcp r best,
and are now Repudiaed. To rob a B Mik and
then abuse its officers as swindlers for allowing
themselves to be duped, is virtuous and adm'fra
ble io the eyes of the B.airp, Slamms, and PolU
lieians of that School. liV. Y. TriSune.
WILLIAM ECKFORD, i
CO MM I S S to X ME RCIIA NT.
y Z' . - ' -, - MOBILE ALA.
of i'ta.lt jta on I
x:
Lcr Jjy the lit dir of Jan-jarv
next, un Jer the charge oClW. and .Mrs. J4mes
A Mclean. , , . . -
,TU TrancJia taujf.tia bo'Ji Departments to
!: Eoauing ytar-vsrill bs fc'peinn Reading
VSTriting," Arithmetic, English Grammar & Ge"
cjraphy. ' , ' -
; Scholars living in the Township wta Wad
milled in all eases FREE OF CHARGE.
':. Those children whose Parents or Guardians
da not reside in the Township and who are sent
to ColumbUa (b'jr the'purpose of Education wil
not be admitted in the Franklin. Academy n"
By order of the BoaroV .r , J
GEO. M. MULLEN, Secretary;
Columbus Mifs. bee, 2, 18 . ' ' '
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT
" OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, "
. HELD AT COLUMBUS.
John Nunn, Cotaplainant J . ,
Reuben St. A. Mclntyre "
no;?eil "Mclntyre, defUa. ; 1 M. -
UPON opening ihe nailers of thta tiland
it appearing that the defendants, are not
inhabitants of this State, but reside beyond
the limits thereof that the ordinary process
of this Court cannot be executed upon them.
It is ordeied that unless said defendants ap
pear before the Vice Chancellor at the Court
room in the town of Columbus on the
" 1st Monday in May next,
and plead, answer or demur, to the bill of com-
piaint nerem tbe several, allegations thereof
win oe as to said defendants taken for confes
sed, and such order or decree made therein as
to the Vice' Chancellor may seem equitable
and just. ,
It is furth r ordered trat a copy of this or
der be inserted iu" the "Columbus VVhtff" a
newspaper published in the Town of Colum.
busjocce a week for two months eurcessively.
t Ah MCCARTHY, clerk.
II. L-Jarnaghin, Solicitor.
Nov. 9, 1943. , printers fee 81 5
DISTRICT CIIAXCEIIY COURT
OF THE STATE OFt MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
John C. Whitsett, . J
; 103 , vs. V Nov. Rules, 1843.
CJtarlvs ISV Johnson, et.l y
UPON opening the matters of this bill and
it appearing i hat i he defendant Reuben
Houghton is not. an inlnb:tnt of this State
botiites-ctea beyoitd the iirnits thereof so that
.Nie';W)in'ary process of shis Court cannot be
exec,,Mv?v'ij jVu It is tiiere6re ordered that
unlevrfald defrlant appear hefore - the Vice
ChancRora.f. the Coprt room in the.town ,of
Culumibus'oa the"?--. ''a C
'k' 1st Monday ; in May nexr: 1
and-olead answer or demur to the bill of com
iplahit herein the "several allegations thereof
wfll bo as to said defendant taken Tor confessed
iand such order or decree raado therein as the
VicetJfiani'ellor may deem equitable and just.
It is further ordered that a. cop t of this order be
inserted in the 'CoIumb.is Whig' once a
tt'eek for two months tuccessi vely. v :J -v .
fc. ,,'," M. McCAUVHYi clerk: '
H. L. JtARNAGIIIN.Soliciitor. ; .. - .
; Nov. 7th, 1843- y ; prs. fee 815
cV.-. -r'r -.'...-LEATHER.''.'
rw 11 E Subscribers asrents for the most ex-
JL i tensive Tan Yards in this section of the
counfrji keep constantly on handt Sole, Har
ness, Bridle and Upper Leather, Deer Skinsi
Sheep Skins, f. ''' : '
Dec. 0. HALE 4 MURDOCH.
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Of poslte'the Tost QZcq.
Ch:ap Casb Burj
TCTATSCtps, cf all k
Cheap Cash Ctore.
QUr"RFIHE LkzH Ercaddctha & Cas
KJ. ;res at , . , HEELER'S
f Cheap Cash Store.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI-
'f'-i ' -'tJbvfmmrccrmrri h ,;
Probate Court December Term 1843.
rijV) all persons interested in the estate o
iL Robert Port wood deceased, late of the
county aforesaid. You are her eby cited to ap
pear befor thff Jttfge' cf our satd Probate
Court at the February term thereof to be. hold
eri at the Court House oa the : : " ; ' I . .
and then and there show cause if any you an
why an order should hot be made to sell the fol
lowing described lands subject to the widow's
dower, therein, belonging "sto , the estate of
Robert Pot t wood deceased agreeable to the
prayer of the petition of Jno." R. Port wood ad
ministrator of said estate to wit : ' ,.
The East half of North east quarter of sec
tion 35, Township 17 iZange 17 West. Con
taining 79 80-100, acres. Also, East half of
South West quarter of section 26, Township
17 South, Rang 17 West containing 80 86
100 acres ; also North West quarter of North
west 1-8, dividing north and south of fractional
section thirty six, township seventeen, range
seventeen west. Also , .
; The west half of the norlh east quarter of
section thirty five, in township 17, range 17
west, containinjr seventy nine, 80-100 acres.
; The4 south half of lot number three, in sec
tion thirty six, township seventeen,' south, of
range seventeen west, containing 21 15-100
acres. : , ' . ,.'::'i",.' 1 ' '
. The North half of the west half of south
west quarter of Fractional section, thirty six,
township seventeen south, ranged seventeen
west, containing thirty nine 85 100 acres.
Also, the north half of east half of sbutk
east quarter of eection thirty five, of township
seventeen south, range seventeen west, con
taining 39 96-1 00 acre s.
It is further ordered by the Court that this
citation be published in the"Columbus Whig"
and Columbus Democrat two newspapers pub
lished in the town of Columbus for six weeks
successively. - Witness Hon. Thos, Sampson
Judge of the Probates Court of . Lowndes
County Mississippi Ihts 1st Monday of Decem
ber, 1343.
v VVM. P. PULLER, clerk
, December 7, 1S43. print, fee, 830.
AND PLYMOUTH-'
O.r -ft Cr: Tr''?'y and. A'..-T, bu i da -x
P ' 'V CC Tiphy, - IurkLanx0 (E2:i
lJw dilatory cf the U. iSCSlz iebra
Dx An'tbtrctic, Cc.T.stock,SiIL"- "-cpLy, An
I'c i 1, 2 rr 3 o : V:Ul Bibles, 'AkI Testa.
t'ljj'TLV:, Ccrv "and Cifhcrin Rook?,
setter am i '&p l'apcr, Uuii, rcn ism,
Cand,lc;Ja L..z.i?, Wafers, &cv At -
-.,: i ,:::-viaLEK;s cash stoxs.
LKXCHEii Domestic at a Picayune a yard,
Fcr sale.; at KGELER'3 cwUr dsn
: ..SXOKB.- orrOSIT THE 3PCSX OTITCfc.V
LADIES DUE 5S CAPS.
HANDSOME assortment of tho most
Fashhonable style, i Also materials for
making the same, at s -a-
calicoes. !
Q A fk Pieces of Chusanv Fancy Striped
0 117 Blue, Black,j Second Mourning
Cashmere 4l French Calicoes Just Receved at
H r v' r XEELER'S Cash Stobe.; ,
-.f 'Opposite thb poet office,
Dec. 9 1843; ; r.----?i' r -
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
A Very large and splendid assortment of
Artificials, of the most fashionable kind,
for sale at a very low price at : ?
KE CLE R'S CHEAP CASH STOBE.
Dec. 0184a
Cidk cf iTtLat., I tl.4 .i '4j t... '
the highclJ!.V,Jllc:lin'cPca, tl.eprcL..
sies on .
On iherlllitly'crDecenjbcr 1C10 '
the p M"c1 Lcti C l..Z7r-t iquaro uuniber 2
north cf JJa:n K:rs:,ii:d the parti of irj cua-
ber t..ree and e:Lt :J ths f anvj cjcire corth c: .
Main tercet in the toiva cf Cc!umtti5,mcticn
ed and described in said deed of trpst,to satisfy
debts therein provided for trhich r"-,ains ur
paid.. Thes3.Fnrts.cf lots lays i" ! ;atle ia
DroVements eporithetnt an! the t is belie v.
ed to be good, but Xeha.ll convey 'v eucft ti.
tie ss is vested in rr-eliy the. Det.i f Trust.
Sale to take place within the k:t. Loura
prescribed by lawj ? f , i - ; . .
. i ;n MATTtJJtiW vv a iui, .Trustee
,Dec. 2d 1843. St v ; n . ..,.-'-.
TRUST SALE,
:!!
tGLI SII IIOLLOirirARE.
"TTQR Sale, at the Commission .House of
Jq IlO,E $ MURDOCK. .
: BUNCH COTTOX SEED. , -p
A fk BUSHELS of this desirablo Seed
tjJKJ Is uov for the first time offered for
sale Planter are invited to call and examine
samples of Cotton raised the past season from
it. HALE Si MURDOCH.
,irynr - ' ' . '
n -if.n i .
-tis H. BEMtojr, in a speech roao'e to
Faccs d St Loub Cow.jVI issouri. at
-SEr.ou the4ih inst. uttered thefol-
?tosg other equally gross and flagiti-
Mmn of Gen. Harrison was car
vote?v paid for with saspended
tdy false votes given - by people
't exist by imported votes, carried
' to state- bv. simulated votes,
sfiieirdresB and names twenty times,
'lii often and by changing ticket
as in the bail .t-box. , By these
.J4 means, the election was c-irrivd;
W wvvias sinCg established tht de
'.iKoii ! each of the above observations
aera.e faJj;efiood, and. you are a ;un-
Wiani We dare you, we defy you,
-judicial proof," or any thing -like
r3you assert! .Yociinrjwyou cannot,
'f 7e here lied deljberately , wi!f ally 1
Jwj there no proof of what you
-U : Wh-gs tut ihere is ahund,int
t'Mvery contrary The Slates' w-icn
cast lhe largest vote in proportion to
Wnohoo wereJVno Hampshire ai It.
p voting for Vin Buren, v Illinoif,
it Will be conceded, was carried for
v-n ty the votes of aliens, not natnral
W'tig ta ihe requirements of the Fed.
Qcliiutron. - At any rate, these votet
;J'W ly the Van Buren party, and
accordingly for that paity.--New
t' :not on'y cast an enormous vote in
, w her p&poJai ion, but thei r ote of the
f? "wwWpa of that State was Im pee
-kt in proportion to their population
flhe WMg townships .In th s
Have not a shadow ofdoi.bt thit
-ai votes Were polled for Van Buren to
W5011 We do not in charge
I -eras i with depigniug foul play; but the
for illegal voters is overwhelmingly
as every one knows, and it would
Possible that a majority of
oau le ;givcrj to the Whig tickets.
i0.a!f one of the leaders who are de
?ml the Foco party into the
;sa3 of Van Buien. We heartily
success in this; for the man to sus-
, juudre obliged to contend that the
'-V,C ?8bac!,'e befooled, unthtnkir
9oU . i IUJS mere fare.
8 ZTf' But he shall rot r r
, .dsfnceful libels on "the Pe - -:
;i;;.ic, righteous Verdict' ii
""-"t'Sttion, -' .,.
Columbus Mississippi, 1S43.
The subscriber intends continuing the Cora
mission Business in the city of Mobile, and
will confine his transactions to a legitimate ;
COM M iSSiO N F A CTO U AGE
V5;' b u st;e ss,-'
iCencquentIy he wiff not coma under liabilities
by acceptance or otherwise, for any one, unless
for produce Stc. received, or "upon" the receipt
of-Bi:is of leading. - ; -' '
i In'U cases, when advances ar, made upon
produce in store, the same will be considered
Insured, and for the benefit of bis friends iieneT
ally, open policies wiU be kept, itid vall sb'p
int nts to him will b insured, if endorsed in t he
Bill of ladingv "to fie reA," and signed
by h L-lerkor Master of the Boat. ,
v The undersigned, thankful to his frenda and
ifWi onblic for former patronage, solicits a con
tinuance of the raev- He flitters himsolf
Wf h tlifl hone that his experience in business.
together with his best exertions, will enable
i : im to give enti-'" satisfaction 'to those who
will entrust to mm tneir ousiuess .
z:- 'Very Tespectwlly,'' .';v;'
- a 5 ' . .' WILLIAM; ECKFORD.
TENNESSEE LINSEYS.
Oafs f n YAIt Ds heavy Tennessee Lin
OilvrtJ sevs received and For Sale ; at
the Commission House of - ;
, V HALE & MURDOCK. ,
can
en
.rd
NEW G OOD S. - '
tsst received at KEELER'Si cheap cash
li Store (opposite the poit office.) f ';
a larrre and well seiectca siock oi uiu
a. GOODS. ConsistinK in part of the fol-
tAn.mffartic tv. Brown 6i UJeacneo iomesxic.
J J . . - - . . ...
Pino. ll!V l ICKintr lyliecKS. Un.lS ncuiucr
J tan, Fancy Ginjiiamp, Mourning Do Irish
linens Black ftenno's, Black d- Figured
Atanarr. 9.' - Printed SaxonvV, Circassian
Stripes Mousel Jte De Lames, Eolins, Chuaans
VelvetX KlanKeisosc.cic
-Dec 9 1843. .-. . " "
m.n POII.for Dentist. aiuperior a? tide
(ITT JitrPft ivedat - HEELER'S
- Oa.hStO'e.
" Opposi i e the Pcst'o 2cef Dec. 9 1843.
ST-'JOHN'SDAY, (27th isf )
-V-V 3 - "
T7
-TTrJLI b? iri bfaf I'tT
COTTON GINS.
wanting Carver's' f :.; '-ii-r
' 3 baa for next crop htl lo t
. :- -"fa with the Subscribers o a s to
h- -nval before the clcss cf tl 3 f ; J
HALE & MUIlboci:.
."iVEa vasii::ur:i t:n.
r;u-.-ui-'rT
ttL3 rlau-
, A.r. Yourg
- V iTlacca
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l;:'ibas .I.d-
nt
fli'i..pr
. 'Tic.r:d
K .w It mu.. -ii-ii In t i ort Ifrt nu r; ir i 1 t.fi- i V OCCS
.... .. ... . . . . Ill Vlrtl
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. M.' E:o:Lcr Ja.i A. McLean will address
he brrthren aai ci(i2s at II o'clock, A .J.
" - COMiHTTEE.
2 OT IC E
hr. t-v r iff n. Lat the Comtn .rtiionrrs 10
J. " !'usi c!a.ih$ ixi? tfa Treaty f Dancint
'r ' ii Crelii .tviT -ct mmence a session a
.i ':.' rii.. :aCie5:h i..st: and will re
ar
t!.:
S 1 ' 1
ii i2d wLt,cc in nLppart 01
c'ims without'ielay
1.
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A LI 1 1
ILM.
AYES
I'i'LEi:
' Ccn's,
. BAGGING AND ROPE .
' UST" received, a large consignment of
BafrainST and Rope. ' -
HALE & MURDOCK.
- . A NEGRO GlRL. ;
want to hire a gb. d girl from 16 to 20 years
ift.'enitble for a. nurse. ; The highest
price will be piid for; ops who pleases if she
can be Bad immediately.
I
3IOBILE, COLUMBUS, AND PLY
MOUTH REGULAR STEAMER,
0:'-
nn . I M.
H ' -r -'JL- swift tunning steam
7i: boat NORMA, J3LACK
C-T.I-r: W. MARTIN, -Master,
will leave Mobile every Wednesday, evening
at 5 o'clock, arrive ai Columbus every Friday
evening touching at all the intermediate lan
dintcr Waveriy that night ;Jeave Wesport
at lo Columbus at 3 P. &U lay at Moore's
B uff :.W night leave there at dayngni csunoay
mornih. ard arrive at, M obile on Tuesday
morning. , Slie has been throughly overhauiea
1 a in fs mnlete order," and for accommodation
shall bo unsurpassed by any boat on the trace.
pyw'T.'Br calhoon;
, - , Agent.
Columbus, August 1843.- . - K- .: ' ".
REGULAR STEAMER. D
:v-; ALL STATEROOMS.
Evans Safety Valves Attached.
THE NEW AND SUBSTANTIAL
; i,' STEAMER':-"-''. " 'X . :.
. , ALEX'. B Master. : '
Will Piy regularly during the ensuing sea
son between Mobile, Columbus and Ply
mouth. ,'.-7- ;: ,': .' ; '
. And all intermediate Landings.
Her accommodations are of a superior or
der, No pains will be spared by the Officers
to render a trip on tne uu tuesne ootn a.
mreeable and pleasant, and every effort will
be made for the safe and speedyjtransportation
of freight
HUMPHRIES, WALSH &.CO.
1 WIIOLCSALB CROCEBS,
: JVO. 11 & i a l
Comhurce and iy ant Streets t
- . .; - MOBILE At A- '
RICHARD JT. OOCKB ... -GEO.- VVi
1 COCKE &'SMITH,:;
:.t ! : ATTQTNEYS AT. LTA W, :
ij.tr iwt. wii -. ; ,.. . - , ...
THE COURT HOUSE , ,
DISSOLUTION..
THE copartnership heretofore existing be
tween the subscribers, under the firm of
; ; : ; , ' . BULL & FILES- . w:;-
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. .The
unsettled business will be closed byeither part
ner,' who will use the name of the firm for th?t
purpose. - .' ',' '''',- .
x .The Commission, Forwarding and Facto
kage Business will be continued by BULL
& BOARDMAN, for whom we respectfully
solicit a continuance of the patronage and con
fidene so freely bestowed ;: upon our! late firm
, v - PLATT BULL.
f JOSEPH T. FILES.
: Mobile Oct. 20tn 1343. X$l
COPARTNERSHIP.
HE subscribe! s have this day formed a
connexion under the. firm of .
r J BULL & BOARDMAN.
for the transaction of a - COMMISSION,
FORWARDNG & FACTORACISBUSI
NRSA in this city, and respectfully offer their
services to their friends and the public.
Liberal advances in Cash will be made an
Cotton, consigned to them for sale or for ship
ment; and special attention paid to the execu
tion of orders. : ::-:-.-y. -yf ''Xl
Their office is the same hertofore occupied
by BDXZ.& Files, tt.the corner ot Waterand
St. Louis streets. V r'::v--v;V':-fcS-a':'
. PLATT BULL, . -
1 WILLIAM Ci BOARD MAN
Mobile Oct. 20th IS43. w v; : 213 w.
Prnmm attention will atall times -be given
to buisness entrustedlo our care, and by con
stancy seeking to promote the interests 01 our
. - . 3 : a ' Aa fin1
employers we gnan enaeayour to
hope receive, a conusance ci jiueir iawi?.
. Our practical knowledge f of the buisnefs in
all its brnchee; a long and intimate acquaint
ance with this market, and many; facilities for
obtaining early" and1 correct lciormauon irom
all the great Cottortports. will . we trust, n
reasonable expectations
of our friends, who may avail tfiemselve;s ofour.
. r rjULI& BOARDMAN.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
. . Monroe County.
Probates Court t October Term, 1843.
IT appearing to the Court," on the pel if ion of
J oseph Rutledge, Ad min istrafor of J aeph
Rutlage, late of said county deceased, who died
intestate, that he tbe said deceased, died siezed
and possessed of the following, tracts of laud
to wit: .Lot number one, of section twenty
six, in township twelve, south of range nine
teen west, containing eighty two acres. Tjie
north half of lot number seven, of section twen
ty six, township twelve, south of range nine
teen west, containing forty acres. The north
half west half of south west quarter of section
number twenty five, .In' township number
twelve, south of range nineteen, containing
forty one acres. The north half of south half
west half of the south west quarter of section
twenty five,'in township twelve, south of range
nineteen, containing twenty four acres. The
aorui lialt south east half of eouth east quarter.
wseciHin twenty s-x. townnip twelve, souui 01
raage nineteen, contaioinj twenty acre?.
Ateo the north half west half south west quar
ter ?f section twenty five, township twelve,
south of range nineteen, containing forty acres.
Alsathe north ha If of the east half of tho south
west quarter of section twenty five, in town
ship tvclve; south of. range nineteen west
confainVig forty acres. The south half of the
west haf of north west quarter, section twen
ty five, m township twelve, south, of range
nineteen West, containing 40 acres, all in Mon
roe couhtj, and State of Mississippi, leaving
the following named heirs at law, to wit, il
liam and Stfmat'.ia Rutledge infant heirs of
William RuUedge, who reside in Chickasaw
County, Mississippi, and laac Justice and
Sarah his wife and James Hodges nd Anna
his wife, who reside beyond tho limits of this
State, to be and appear at the next terra of
the Probates Court to be held at tha tourt
House in-Athens on the first Monday in Jan
next.and Answer said petition and show cause
if any they can, why said petition should not
be granted,-. : -
, It is ordered by the Court, that Publ i
cation be made" for six' successive, weeks in
the ..Columbus Whig, a newspaper published
ih the City of Uolumbus Mississippi. JNOtity
ing the said heirs, 'and all persons interested to
appesr at the January Term of the Probates
Court as a above stated, to show cause it any
they have, why .the said lands should not be
ordered to be sold agreabiezto the frayer .-o:
the petition of Joseph Rutlage Administrator
of the estate of Joseph Rutlage Deed, witness
the Hooi R. Diiworth Presiding Judge of. said
Court. 1 ' ' - ''.-'''."
Attest D2 H. MORGAN. Clerk. '
BY r tue of a deed in trust :xectted by
Edrnond D. . Hoskins of the: County of
Lowndes and States of Mirslssfpoj to the sub.
scriber.as Tretee,' i will eipoeo to eale for
Cash at the residence of eaid.Uo&kins in the
County of Lowndes,oo the J 4th. day of March
1844, tha following , property to wit j. -.Negro
Slaves, Gate, Jacob and hi wife Fanny. Jim
his wife Kizzj and their three children Matilda
Grandison and Infant," William, George and
Nancy.-Horsesa.nd Mules, Hogs, Oxen, Cat
tle, H'aggoiis and Gear, Ploughs and I roc "
and House hold Furniture. ;-. ; V
Such 'tide as is vested in ".'the Trustee wil
be made to purchasers. .?. V
1 K.T, HOPKINS. '
Columbus, Sept. 14th 1843. u Trustee.
DR. A. N. JONES,
T ESPECTFULLY efH-rs'liis services to
mj too cuizena 01 j-iovvuue vuuiuy am a ,
PRACTITIONER OF. BIEDICINE,
in all the brandies of the" profession.; 'Those .
who have confidence in his qualifications, may '.
in future rely on prompt attention. 'The best ',
pledge that he can give that he is determined
laitht'ully to continue the Practice is, that his
circumstances have so changed for U e worse, '
that it is absolutely necessary itia r.e snou.a
go to work.
He can be found during the day at his Drug
Store, corner of Mam and Marker Street f, Co
lumbus Miss., and at n'ght at, his residence,
which is at the end of tbe Street running due
North from the Baptist Church, the second
iouse alter passing tho jindge. ;
Columbus, Sep. lilst, J.H-K5. .,
LANE & QUIGLEY.
WILL continue the Factorage ana com
mission Business ;n this city, and soli-
ict a sharge of the public patronage, with the
assurance that every exertion sliau oe maae 10
promote the interest of those who confide
their business to our care.
Mobile, Sept. 1743,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Olney's Geography & Atlas-Smiths do
Kirkhama Grammar-Colbourns Algebra,
Colburns Arithnr.etic, New National .
Spcllihg books, Webster Klementary do
Anthuns CaeBaf, Athons Cicero.Primmers
Table booka, Jales History of the Unitod
States
Cabbs Juvenile Readers No. 1 No. 2 and
No. 3, Copy Hooks $-c
At KEELEJi'S Cheap CashStoro.
Nov 0.1843.
3
Brocade (imghams, oniuuu. '""'rf
dd;3006h,uls of every variety ct jly e. and
Nov. 2, 1943.
pr; Anv MADE CLOTHING.
. iQ, ffi.it t.'fiu'jerfine Frock" and
A Dress Ccats, Overccats. Cloaks Vests
itms. S' i.ts, Collars, S.ccks, Cravats.G.oves
of every Style . m MPSONSL
-iBCOTSaSHOES.
r . - i
V -n:l tine Shce?,Lra3cs Slippers and
; . DENTIST, .
tt-v'P ; n A YTON has removed his oSceto
JLP tho ro!ni over Haba & Mordocks Store,
formerly Wm, Huddleston tj- vo) wnere ne
Will ue napi'y k j , , .
..,r;.a as Knroreon Dentist to which depart.
mrntbf his profession he will hereafter devote
his whole attention--; - '
, Ladies may fi'd it pieasenter to call at hts
room at.the the Eagle Hotfl .-to which house
he has removed his -family.. Any calls left at
either place will receive prompt attention.
. November 0, 1843. - ' " 1
AUCTIONGENERAL AGENCY
No 76 Royal Ft, opposite the Mansion House
rll IS Establishment in full and successful
operation,. bas; been opened expressly
with a view of facilitating ail business, trans
action, existing between VENDERS, PUR-,
CHASERS; Commercial and Business men
generally., The following is arsynopeis (in
part) of the business attended to at this office:
1 ' ir REAlESlATE ;.
fimproved or . unimproved, in the city or coun
try NEGROES, HORSES, &.C., received
and sold at Auction, or; Private v Sale as per
instructions. v I X
N. B. Business appertaining to an Auction
General "Agency, and Commission Business,
will be promptly and correctly attended to.'
. P. S. It. will be an invariable, and undevi
ating rule tq adhere strictly to, instructions
pay over immediately alter sales, the proceeds
arising from each and every sale, on demand.
CT All cpmtQunications per mail, must oe
Post paid. rc---X . i':,J'--
NOTICE EXTRA Commodious and
every necessary arrangement, has been made
for safe keeping and JBoarding Negroes," (from
a distance,) , jtill sold or otherwise disposed of.
Also, for Stabling Horses; yc Slc , v i -
-,'f A i ? EVERETTE fcCCVv- r
Auctioneers, Gen. Agts; and Com. Merchants
t . No. 76, Rnyal. St. Mobile. Ala... :
; ;". References; " - , ,
Messrs. J.' A. "BeardC'tf Co,' H.,K.-Wood
oCo.,7L; Kassoc, J.P. Phillips, H.' II. Marks
'-!--:--;-: P-"". - v: W.. OKLiUAjNa.-:
' HB.'Hblcombe.i Cashier of B. Bank i '
IT. B. Fisher. Sec . Mobile Ceorgia1 Co..
" Hon. J.yB.Totld, Messrs. StylesCoates,
T. GJScull, G. H. fcears, ir. Hail, . ;
In J:&:rxk& MOBILE, ALA,
. GENERAL NOT! CEfPersons visiting
Mobile', with Negroes, Ilbra.es," Live Stock, or
Produce-rWih do well to rail at tl e office of
- N.li The highest cash prices, daily offered
for Negroes. - .
; nqt ice. i
THE firm of WM. HUDDLESTON
CO.," was dissolved this day by mutual
Consent tbe affairs of the concern will bo ad
iusted bv Hale di Murdock, who are duly au-
Othorized to settle the same.
. WM. HUDDLESTON.
HARRISON HALE.
ABRM. MURDOCK.
Colnmbus, No. 1.1843. . . '
SADDLERY.
THE Subscriber having permanenty loca
ted himself in the city of Columbus,wish
na In infnrm thr nubl ic at larire. that be his on
hand a good assortment bf Saddles, Undies,
Martingales, Traveling Trunks, &c.&c. For
sale low for cash or good paper. Call and ex
amine for yourselves. The above articles are
of his own manufacture, and on good terms;
he will hold out inducements to those who will
patronize him. Oiders will bekpromptly at
tended to, and repairs will be done cheap, with
despatch; precisely at the time promised.
. S. L. &TOVALL.
Oct 12th. 1843. '
THE subscribeis.will continue the business
on their own account, under the firm of
HALE Si MURDOCK, and respectfully so.
licit the patronage of the customers of the late
firm.
- HARRISON HALE.
. ABRM. MURDOCK.
Columbus, JVov. 1, 1813. . . . '
r?n HP. subscribers stock of; New Gooda is
I now full and 'complete.. 'Almost, every
.Tr iot and fashionable Good.v can to
found at as loV prices as ai : any' jhee so-:h
v-.,t-- Ptire!i--.ersof Drv Goc5
irto 'ccKifie .rd invited to .
... 00
t?.l-l.l.l
ilcfllitEZl
fi.c. f. r c - 3 at " "'' '
;cJtic,
"J k. re
. WAVERLY HOUSE. .
t 'TIOCILE, ALA ' r"
TlIIE undersigned, long. known as. tie pro-
JL prietor of the La' Grange House Tusca
loosa, will open the waveriy tiouse, jjoo.jc,
lately occupied by Ear:e a Bonurant-r-cn tne
first of October 'heart, for5 thp rece ption of com
pany.- The Waveriy is undergoing inorongn
repairs,' and Vill be well arranged for the cora:
fi-.;, r.f mrr7ers. ParticuJar" tltemi'.n Wi'J be
fiM-t
' L". -.r j. ... . . s -1 . 1.
tn r.-i.'. I Irs. l'aiii.-cn w..i o;reci ixi
i r. sr 1-j-t errcricncG t make their
e'.iuiticn crreea-.e.
As" lo tLa Tab!3 c:J ' general t" -tmr.-i-
- .tf-n f --Ir 3 to tv-.: .:. wr.ct-u
hsrehy f :..icitc J, a
f.r 11,3 Waveriy.
VztrJ thar's.cf fatrcr.:je
CltAS: i;PATTI50N.
. CHOICE DRUGS
. AND
niiaibicirxjiss.
HAViL AND CLARK, & Co.
47 Waier'iCorner Exchange Street.
' MOBILE.
H&, Co. having permanently Jocated in
in Mobile, would call tho attention of
purchasers, to their extensive assortment of
Choice Drugs 65 ivieaiciues, cnemica'F, rer
fumery, Paints, Oils, Glass. Z?rtishes, Drug
Stuff &c, &c;, r . .' ::'-- ,,'
By their connection with tho long Litab
lished house ofllaviland Keese'J!& Co New
York, they are enabled to Keep their Stock
at ail times fresh and complete, and to sell at
each prices as ;make it the interess of County
ence to Northern 4 Eastern markets.
nt .,;n iKai. I'si1ictinnf
(lMt iailO Will UUU U iJiiuconiin.ii.
a choice and general arsortment. of genuine
Chemicals $-c, together with other articles required-
in tboir practice, all of thebest qality.
"Tl. nillnr. Hnhi1a' will fin A 9 lartra
assortment of medicines for Plantation use, on
the most favoroble terms.:- r I c .-
Parficular "aUention demoted ta putting up
Goods neatly, and packing them-with care.
; rCTAU Goids sold by ihein are warranted to
bt of ihe qualities represented,-or easy be re.
tamed. y. s 'v iT sti
MoSife, November, 1813 ' ?ju n .a
GEORGE G.HOLCOMBE.
coiOTissibir.3aEiiifA3fTS, .
' 42 COMMER CE ST. MOB1JjE
II JVC. HOLCOMBE; 5b Co.
1 "C OHWiSSION : MEItCHAIITS
CTTAS.'jr.A
co:
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F l . T ICXj
" ::nicHAicTs,
:::ce lteet.
' 'OZlLZ ALA,