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'- mmr-....-.lU-JII" '"I1"1""1" M ""T" ' "' """ rTr
t. tken place
' -.Sii0'. i..rfrs have
'.t rfCfiv-" ... -rchaces
Rd Pri-
' - '$ f ,.r re amounts
we received
-,,bsconsi
cerea
'eat argument of
the
wuai -
. .mj however.
ianot boHevetbia to
Greece that when
'3C3-11
.Liverpoo!f(altho'
TTLji which had no
i asseruon.) the
eionthlyeteamer failed
i Dglih buyer, expect
le if Fwent crop
of this fact they
, iqt una . .
6to612cts.,
3-4to7
7 t o 7 1-2 .
jflgGISTER.
..ofVED.
re.Bel!,n1?stcr.Con.ln.
r5Sco..liale&Mur.
r2 B.ndolDh. Gibbons &
l,3u
ta(J others
52 hours from Mobile
.H.Harr.,Sarn.ir.
& Brother, J. M.
:SJ -
fciTw". Hill &
ieU, and others.
Hooper, Master.
jScK 460 Bala. Cot.
k,Mti" 677
Ijen Morgan,
5 COLUMBUS. :.'V'V
t,IB Sole, 30 a 31
8 Harness 35 3S
m7 Molasses, 32 35
i 2u JNaus, n.eg, ,vuu,-w
V 10 PoUtoes, 00 00
lis 2.
Salt, ,&w ,UU
Bro. 9 10
i-2iTJ
i, SO
13il4
Loaf, :;20aSj
Sap, , 'S a lUi
Tobacco, Ky. 8 a 12
Whiskey K, 31 a
FeatUciB. - ' 30 a 35
Hides. 5xV. 8 a 10
m ft
1 ncfle,
Iron,
7a 3
io ;
jr
yar
yar -
Lard,
-J5KS0TES,
"sideDaTin?!
par
attBtnk& Branches, 5 to 6dis
r.( Forthe Whig. - .
si-ity all aware, ..that Mr. Ea
icaiemy is opened at .Mrs.
Eawbv dn we not see the
i
sfflenatieaaancei ur, is m pan 1 0pcaci tveek.
iafi due appreciation of this J X)5C. 1, 1&13.1-
i 07, w oestow- upon neir
i accomplishment of Piano nu
1 De these parents know,, that a
'pu beautifully and gracefully,
iwaUisd , Basically too will win
:3re Itearts, and command core
1 than, tbe lady of the Piano for
W are sat, opposed to Piano
iitil VVe censtder it a. very
.lishaent, yet we do bellcvD
a md labor are lost, in atmpt
iise mosiciaas who have io ca
als'icepubiliiy to be instruct
cannot succeed in making
o . T I Jut lawiMWv
posiUoag and caoacitiea of chil.
.-4 as well for their success io
s as more useful avocations of
ourselves and others misera-
not be reasonable, a We
m can aay that tho &r i e
Jjaeeatt 'Ifsome, shouU be ia
JiBdulgsnce, wBl this Jaatify
It eo, there ia na e:;:c-.
.1'2f oigbt, not meet the earns
rwsoQt Can anything t -r.i
'teppicess more than tne L: il.:
Wv-.anaaiadf :Let tLa liy
t,ntriJ0i would be rrc-ji
a-iacce well, and ycurr.:,!.
teful to you for this traj;:h
:-S tt. other that you cn
;.fl them afterwards Thi
jyMme, not to the anc: :rr ,.
-a- lacoiicfcgioD, ws in k !'
tacea laciea 8
.;k-ijau,3&rtjti3r.cvr;
Ju.a:.!.tp-tnn.
4ngton
-4-j
- KE"Tv
3f"r-3ccnta tt
VPOO-va p.. -
bet ESTi j ! l isnrinrjrT.
A LUNG' cCO.f rav3 cpened an exten
sive aJionmcLt of
READY HADE CLOTHING,
Hosiery, Gloves, Cravats, Hats Caps,
. Suspenders, Trunks, - &c, : ; ,
JTO. 5, ST. FIIANCI3 STREET.
MOBILE :
Their great facilities mrpu: chasing at the
lowest prices. Ions' experience in the manu
facture of Clothing for the Southern market,
togetner vnia tneir; sine aueniion to fityie
eoi workmanship, enable them to sell at the
!owe$t rates. . Country Merchants, 'Planters
and others wishing anything in their, line are
invited to examine their Stock. H "!. '
Mobile, Dec. 1643 3m. ; ; " ?'
I HE undersigned are receiving per recent
it: arrivals, an exteuiv assort mnt of For
eign and Domestic Goods, .which tney have
purchased at veryovr rates, and to which they
solict the attention of the Planters and Her
chants of Mississippi, visiting the city.
jae.ciocjc fu ccneist tn part oi
ICO Tons Swedes Iron assd 1 a 5 in.
SO ; 6 a 12 '
50 . Rolled, "
30 11 jflmerican, Square, Hound,
Hoop, Horse shoe Kail rods,
- Flat Iron, . :
50 " American,' English Hollow
Vy Ware well assorted.'
4 11 Sheet &. Boiler Iron.
1000 Kegs Swedes Iron Cut Nails,
u . " norse onoe iiau3,
, 9 B a m 1 Wro tight Nails, ;
300 Nova Scotia Grindstones, . ,
iuuu jjjzen vveeaingxxoes, assorted
2000 Pa r Tracq Chains.' - .
100 Dozen Collius and other favor-
t ite making Axes, - ' .
. 50 : Setts Blacksmith's Tools, "
200 Dozen Couen and Wool .Cards;
100 Steel Com Hills, assorted, I
SO Single, and double Barrel Guns,
30Rm33, . ; 4
: 30 Slott's Aericuhural Furnaces
Kettles made expressly .for Flanter'i
Together with a General Assortment of Ta
Me and Pocke Cuterv. LOOKS. SPOONS,
BUTTS, SCREWS, CARPENTER'S
TOOLS, cte &c, AM of which' they ; ofier
tor eale on the most favorable terms. v v
-V - OIIAZANGE, & CO, .?
Corner Commerce &. Exchange Streetsi
Mobile, Dec 1,1843. i
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE !
T ETTERS of Administration liaving been
U J rmntcut tn thp nnrloroinrn Art nn thPARtntA I
of Ann M. Harris deceased, at the October J
Term ol the Probata Court of Oaktibbehal
County. ' All persons havinsr claims against the I
aid estatfl are rea ueated tonresent themdulv
uuthe liicated within the time prescribed by i
, --jr.- , - " .. . . '
law, otherwise they will be forever barred, anc'
those indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment. . .
- P. C, RENTFRO W, Adm
December, 1, 1S43. '- v j
Miss McEwen will resume the duties of the
School room on the firat dav of Januarr
bxi in Uia same Tenement. Misa Mcewbjc ia I
rratetal tor rasttavora solicits a
snare or the I
publift patronage.
- Prices as heretofore 10 and $12 per teasion
r Dec: 1843, . ;
CHAS. H. ABEST, ' GEO G. PBENTICE,
; ABERT & PRENTICE.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
JVO 74, COMMERCE STREET.
:i:i.:y-':f"-ri MOBILE ALA
TRUNKS for sale at KEELER'S
- - " , - Cash Store,
: f rllAIiE U MURDOCK,
AtJCtitJ ssiT Co KtmissioiA Ilerelaaiits
PCEIVE.all kinds of Wettern Produce,
Gb there oh the appointed Bain Rope,- Dry Goods, &c, for Auction
.raia ana muoay w AucUjin Monday wd Saturday
i a.a m a i nr rri vm r bajo . . .
7- - l Ti r ALTr-SCO Sacks of Salt at ,
.-tart efforts are made by the J Dec. 21 . BALE MURDOCKTS.
VILLIAM ECltFOED,",
COlliilSSION riERCIIANT.
, .JJOSILE ALA
Coiuiiaus Miisifeam, 1843
The Eubscribcir intemis cerjtmuin the Com
mission Eusine ta in -the .jcity of Mobile,, and
wUl cctSas bis trintaclicq te a leuraaie
COTJUISSIOK & FACTORAGE
V- I3US1NE.SS,-
, ha will not cons under LauiaUes
; vv.-w --v - ---- .....
7,7; nri cr utherwiscfor any orfe, unless
harp, or guitar, perhaps eba, foJr produce, &c. received, cr cpoa the receipt
bwo! spirits, great ivactty, I of Bills ctljm0.
? erck tf : :rnT Vit .:"ZZh h considered
i "" . nroauca laiwie, ku-w -
D3 Kepr, ana aii'H-
,4 ' ir- a ill hfiTjrd.if endorsed in
I'M eS LiJ;r TOES IKJVItro,
t-.,. r TKirritrD. ana Bi-i"t-
jt .,;rii:.J-thr.n,ifiiltohi3f-ia3i3 afcd
W tingrouadftd nreiudicea" to 1 v ts, ?rr-rr catronarre. solicits a con
Fuoaof the education of I ?. r,f tie eirr.;.-Ile fiattere himself
":"f . , ' - : with the hop3tiat tU erj-ri.ce iitaslr-rs,
W be entertained hvr-- 1 t,.v -:tS l.'a !-.":t f x "Jt:;:". v.4.1 ec-.e
t . ....... 1 ...... . -
i -.r, . onir R5t"3r.i':Lca to there wr.o
Will e .tr:;t tc lira tb.2 j biEUicrs. .
VsTEf rampr ffj!!",". "J-'-
.williaM i:cnro:iD.
COTTON GIN
err:ncr
t,
Ccttoa Gins for r t
cr:p
t:tti
k av3thc:rcrceiB with tL 2
3 t!is:r ai-rival ts fro t'i
Eiv:2 ation. ,, --j -.
j 3 rs to
t f tl irrrs
-crti fcr a.RVm 7A.
0 1 1 .yctS ttr::n u c;
t ; V J. C!.('o;", r': t D ? ...
f rC ' :r:iul D-;l:Ilf:n
1 LI UlUs ' jjCcI: 1
ft
it!
C T. JOHit'GBAY
)
sr.:
It:
A 1
:.;)
.Thitlutitmica will be on fof :tho B.aiori
of Students on T-Iotday the 1st ilay: of January
ncxti under tho thargaofMr. and Mrs. J aa.es
A MeLein. ' " " ", ; , -The
Branches taujht In both Department in
the Ensuicg , year will bo SjwllLig, Reading
Wntinf, Arithmetic, En jlish Grammar &. Ge
ogrephy. ' I ' ' . . , ,
. Scholar living in the Tpwnahlp Will ad
mitted in &U casea FREE OFvCHARGa '1
-Those children whose Pa rents o r Guar dians
Bot r5sid Jl? theTownehip and who are sWt
to Columbus for the purpose of Education ."wUI
not he admitted ia the Franklin Academy.
? ' By order of the Board, .
V , GEO. Mi MULLEN, Secretary.
Columbus M ins. Dec, 2, IS
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT
: OFTHESTATEOFMIS$ISSD?PI, '
IIELD AT COEU3IBUS.
John Nuan, Complainant J
Reuben S. A, Mclntyre)
and Neil P.lclntjre,deru. 1
UPON opening the matter of this bill and
it appearing that the defendants,- are not
inhabitants &f tail State, but reside beyond
tha limita thereo&so that ihe ordinary process
ol this Court cannot be executed upon them.
It is ordered that unless said defendants ap
pear before the Vice Chancellor at the Court
room in the town of Columbus oa the ,
r 1st Monday in May next,
and plead, answer or demur to the bill of com.
plaint herein the severalj allegations thereof
Will be as to 8aid defendant taken
sed, and such order or decree made therein as
tome vice unancellor may seem equitable
and just..
It is furth r ordered that a copy of this or
der be inserted in the "Columbus Whig" a
newspaper published in the Town of Colum.
bus,once a week for two months successively.
, . M. MCCARTHY, clerk.
. W-L-Jarnaghin, Solicitor.
. Nov. 9, 1843. printers fee 815
DISTRICT . CHANCERY COURT
, OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, v ;
I . IIElib AT COLUMBUS.
John C. Whitsett; V
, 1C 4 va. .'j
Charles N Johnson, et. al
Nov. Rules, 1843.
UPON opening tQQ matters of tha bill and
ft-' appearing jthat I h; defendant Reuben
Houghton is r.ot an innabitam of this Estate
but resides beyond the limits thereof so that
the ordinary process of this Court . cannot be
executed on him."CIt ia therefore ordered that
unless said defandant aonear beforeMhe Vice
Chancellor at tho. Court room in the town of
vviuufwi(wu wit; - .... . v-
t4 lst Blonday in May next,'
anr pTeid answer or demur to the bill of com1
plaint, ; h rem the several allegations thereof
Wl-ii I 'iVJ Eilu Ut It'CUant laKCn lUr COIlieSSea
and rucL order or decree made therein as the
ViceCh nncellor may deem equitable and just
It-is furtherordered that a copy of this order be
inserted m the "Colurabus Vhir' once a
week for two months successively. .
M. MCCARTHY, clerk.
H. L. JARNAGHIN, Sohctitor.
Nov. 7th, 1843- ' . , . ,V prs. fee 15
'.i LEATHERi : " . '' '
nnHE Subscribers agents for the most ex.
JL tensive Tan Yards in this section of the ;
countrj, keep constantly on hand, Sole, Har-
nesa, Bridle and Upper Leather, Peer Skinsi
Sheen Skins, f-c.
nee. .t.v':3UU.is j faynwy
ENGLISH HOLLOW WARE.
F
OR Sale, at the Commission House of
- - HALE UUttUUUii..
kRUNCH COTTON SEED, ,
KfA BUS HE La of Una desiraoie iseea
rjllli Is now for the first time offered for
sale Planter are invited to call and, examine
samples of Cotton ramed the f?Jp0B1Jie made for the safe and speedyransportation
lit. 11 ALL a MU KJUt. 1 of (reight vv: : ,
i TENNESSEE LINSEYS.
. .
YARDS heavv Tennessee r,m-
OUUU aeva received and For. Sale at
the Commission House of '
RAGGING AND ROPE.
UST receiver', a large consignment
' Dafins? and Rope. ?
HALE & MURDOCK.
J
of
A NEGRO GIRL.
tt want to hire a good girl from 16 tow years
f . .,;fKia fhr a. nurse. a ob uiijuce-.
price will te paid "r on6 WD0 Plases u uo
EX f,.A DUlbsi vaw -
EoiiH-i-t coLUrjnue, and il.y-
rTUlEaiaunch buatandl
t i ' is- ft running steam
ZTt ror.tORMA, liLACK
( ' 1V. MARTIN, Master,
wSUelve'LobiJe every VVednesday evening i
at 5 o'clock, arrive awoiumDus eve
evenrng-toucDrng u u ort
toucticg au me misrmuuuiio
dicgs, aveny i . Uq8
: tiSve there at 'daylight Sunday
norning.-and amve at fioou
- ,.cha has been tixouruy ovruiuis
.T - boat on the trade.
rcren-asemenisarp.T , . - . .
.. , --ir ; -
Columbus, Augtat IS 13,
A zest-,
TTTTTror:mTr,c s WALSH & CO.
HV. SMITH
COC'LC 5; S-MITH,
VTTOTIiEYS AT 'L AW,
C3LUMIU3 UlESlLSirPI.
v,
oi
Chu;:ans,'
ITcv.lSiC
L
""it? tyv MATlFi fiL OTHING; J
... v.,.v i.'tt." rtmrrSn? rrocst ana
Cloaks Vests
fwrts, Cellars, Stocks, Cntvatf.GIoves
f every !yle at ,
1 rA?Wf c
SHOES.
ta::
t 1 v nr
!:cts.Ca!fda; Err
- raxsa
A
' tvili ,1"3 li elections cC.Chilrcs3
LfT V.
!i a-3 i:.v.cMat
SrirsoNa.
ftft, POTTLi:3 Ecotch, llaccc-.y,
tmokjigcJ-Fiaecut Hor.eyiIjwchevMR To.
bacco, at : ; - . v . ;. KEELEit'S
vJ".' -A - v .CheapCj&hiJtorc
Opposite the Post OOce. . .
HATS $ Caps, of all kinds au
. - Cheap Cash Store.
SUPERFINE Rlec
simeres at
Broadcloths & Cas-
KEELER'S
Cheap Cash Store.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI;
. ' "J,1,-;; LOWNDES COUNTY " : ' ' '
Probate Court December Term 1843.
Tip O all persons interested in the estate op
JL Robert Portwood deceased, late of the
county aforesaid. You are hereby cited to ap
pear before the Judge of our said Probate
Court at the February term thereof to be hold
en at the Court House on the
I 1st Monday ia February, 1S44,
and then and there show cause if any you can
why an order should not be made to sell the fol
lowing described lands subject to the widow's
dower therein, belonging to the estate of
Robert Port wood deceased agreeable to the
prayer of the petition of Jno. R. Portwocd ad
ministrator of said estate to wit: ;. ., -, , iv
The East half of North east quarter of sec
tion S5, Township 17ange 17 West. Gon
taihing 79 80-100 .acres. Also, East half of
South West quarter of section 26, Township
17 South, Ranga 17 West containing 80 3G
100 acres ; also North West quarter of North
west 1-8, dividing north and south of fractional
section thirty six, township seventeen, range
seventeen we6t. Also .
The west half of the north east quarter of
section thirty five, in township 17, range 17
west, containing seventy nine, 80100 acres.
The Bouth half of lot number three, in sec
tion thirty six, township seventeen, south, of
range seventeen west, containing 21 15-100
acres. .
The North half of the west half of south
west quarter of Fractional section thirty six,
township seventeen south, range seventeen
west, containing thirty nine 85 100 acres.
" Also, the north half of east half of south
east quarter of section thirty five, of township
seventeen south, range eeventeen west, con
taining 39 06-100 acres.
, 1 1 is further ordered by the Court that this
citation be published in the"CoIumbus Whig"
and Columbus Democrat two newspapers pub
lished in the town of Columbus foreix weeks
successively. Witness Hon. Thos, Sampson
Judge of the Probates Court of .Lowndes
County Mississippi this 1st Monday of Decem
ber, 1843. V. ...... -v ..
. WM.P. PULLER. clerk
,: December 7, 1843. : print, fee, 20.
; "AND PLYMOUTH
REGULAR STEAMER.
, ALL STATE ROOMS.
' Evans Safety Valves Attached. ; ,
THE NEW AND SUBSTANTIAL
STEAMER ' '
Aliax. BEiitvirxastcr, 'y
Will Ply regularly during the ensuing sea
son between cvioDiie, uoiumoua ana i'iy
mouth. r'- '. - . - ' '
" And all intermediate Landings. .
Her accommodations are of a euperior or
der, - No pains will be spared by the Umcers
to render a trip on tne uu wtuesne 00m a
greeable and pleasant, ana every enon win
DISSOLUTION.
rrHE cooartnershib heretofore exisfine be-
-. tween the subscribers, under the firm of
BULL & FILES-
ia this da v dissolved by mutual consent. Tne
unsetUed business will be closed by either part.
ner, who will use Ihe name ot tne nrm for t
nurrose. -..
eage Busikess will be continued by BULL
& BOARDMAN, for whom we respecuuiiy
j jt a continuance of the patronage and con-
1 enA rt Treeiv bestowed upon lour iva nrm
w v j .
PLATT BULL.
'JOSEPH T. FILES."
Mobile Oct. 20th 1 343. " , " v ; " 21 .
COPARTNERSHIP.
rTTI HE subscribers have this; day formed a
JL" connexion under tne nrm oi ?
BULL & BOAR.D MAN.
for the transaction of a lumminsiuw,
pnnWARDNG & FACTORAGE BUS!
NESS, in this city, and respectfhlly offer their
services to tneir tienaaanaine puoiic.
r .Ihpral fldvanes m oasn win pe maue on
CcAotL to them for sale or ibr snip.
meni. special attention paid to the execu
Their office is the same nerioiore ccupiea
.- . rt.the comee 4 Water and
1 -. .. v,
PT.4TT BULL. :'.
' j . , WILLIAM C. BOARDMAN
.' Mobile Oct 20th IJ13. -; ";21.-3w.
: Prompt attention. wiU at all limes bej given
v,.;n9aa ontriiRfpd to our are, and by-con
fttly seekin? to promote th3 interests of onr
e 'r'oyers we shall endeavour 'to merit, and
fc.i !i receive, a ccntieuance of their favors;
.hiir practical knowledge fcf the buisnepsm
all its tmches; a lorg and intimate - accnaiau
, ;,h th mnrVftt. and manV-, facilities lor
obtaining earlyl andl correct information from
r'l tho ffreat Cotton ports, will we .trus t, en.
abljustomeet inereyuij
pfour friends, who uuy avail themselves , ofour
services.
UUljtjG- BUAIW!")
' .DENTIST,
.'w: 7' 11 A v i iiii na reuiuvcu u "vu
II D ,Y'a flvpf Hales & Murdocks Store,
rformerly Wm,HuJilcston oj,wj-w
fel be ?5y -to tt-eca to tny wh need, hie
mentof Lia proieseion ne uwc;B,yw
. t Ladies nay find it pisasenter to caj at - his
room at thehe Eagle Hotd to which house
removedhla family. Any calU left at
I rukce -Will receive prompt attention
k f.TpmhcrC0.18I3.; - t
rfTlHE subscriter-J stock of New Goods is
ri " r, i comoVe. 'Almost every
stvleof lata and lashionaWe Goods, can be
foond at as low prices as bt any place south
If nw vk. rlrchasersofDryGoodi wish-
r ' ra hiTited to. esaraxa
in u, "-v , - .
J.T-
o Mrs ON. '
. IIAI DCCME assoiticnt cf US1
; ' , ," . ; I'-'.' Cheap Cath fitcre
:BOU. ili Lz " bTATiONAUY.
Lasx Lock?, ,a lar3 tssortment of all
rizei and de3crir..r;a; New NaVnsl
SpcIIIr Eook, .Wetstcr'i Elementary. Do.,
Olriey'a Geography aad Atlas, Smith da Con
Parley's" Geography, Ilirkham's Gmtzzr,
IIae's History of the U- S Calhoun's Algebra,
Do; Arithmetic, Comstock's Philosophy, An
thon's Cicero, Va. Ceapar, Coob'a Reader
Nog 1,2 and 3 ; Pocket IUcs, School Testa
ments; Table, Cp?y and . Ciphering Eooks,
Letter and Foolscap" Pacer, QuiJIa, Pens, Ink,
Sand, lnitia Sa!s, VFafers,cic. At'
' I ;?:..KEELER,S iss noiuc.
B Leached Domestic al a Picayune a yard,
, For sale at KEELER'S chiat cash
j - ? stoee. - orrosrr the FosTomcs. :
; LADIES DRESS CAPS;
A- "HANDSOME assortment of the most
Xm. Fashiionable style. Also materials for
making the same, at '
U:; ,:t:i': KEELER'S.
I 7 CALICOES.
QjT'Piecea of Chusan Fancy Striped
0,vf VT Blue, Black, Second Mourning
Cashmere & French Calicoes Just Receved at
I KEELER'S CashStobe.- -
. Opposite, the post office.
Dec. 91843.
: I ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
rA Very jarge! and splendid assortment "of
XjL Artificials, of the most fashionable kind.
for isale at a very low price at
. . .JrUilL',3 CHEAP CASH STOEE.
Dec. 9 184a .
THE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
. Monroe County.
Probates Court, October Term, 1843.
IT appearing to the Court, on the petition of
Joseph Jtutledge, Administrator of Joseph
Rutlage, late of said county deceased, who died
intestate, that he the said deceased, died siezed
and possessed of the following tracts of land
to wit: Zot number one, of section twenty
six, in township twelve, south of range nine-
teen west, containing eignty two acres. 1 ne
north half of lot number seven, of section twen
ty Six, township twelve, sooth 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
north half south east half of eouth east quarter
of section twenty a;x, township twelve, south of
range .nineteen, containing twenty acres.
Also the north half west half south west quar
ter of section twenty five, township twelve,
soutn or range nineteen, containing forty acres.
Also the north ha If of the east half of the south
west quarter of section twenty five, in town
ship twelve, south of range nineteen weet
containing forty acres. - The south half of the
west half of north west quarter, section twen
ty five, in township twelve, south, of range
nineteen west, containing 4U acres, au m Mon
roe county, and State of Mississippi, leaving
the following named heirs at law, to wit, Wil
liam and Sarmat.ta Kutledge infant heirs of
William Rutledge, who reside m Chickasaw
County, 'Mississippi, and' Isaac Justice and
Sarah his wife and James Hodges and Anna
his wife, who reside beyond the limits of this
State, to be and . appear at the next term of
the Probates Court to be held at the Court
House in Athens on The first Monday m Jan-
next,and Answer said petition and show cause
if any they can, why said petition should not
be granted, ' - : '
;it Us ordered by the Court, 'that Publi
cation be made for six successive weeks in
thdiColumbus Whig, a newspaper published
ihtbe City of Columbus Mississippi. Notify
ing the said heirs, Jand all persons interested to
appesrat the January rerm 01 tne rrooates
Court as a above stated, to show caue if any
thev have, why the said lands should not be
ordered to be sold agreable!to the Prayer, of
the petition of Joseph Kutlage Administrator
of the estate of Joseph Rutlage Deed, witness
the Hon. R. Dilworth Presiding Judge of said
Court,' ' - .
Attest D.H. MORGAN. Clerk.
Nov 9. 1843.
AUCTION GENERAL AGENCY
AII BROKERS. OFFICE,
jVo 76, Royal opposite the Mansion House
.txoxj ii.eS iz,i.: .
HIS Ef tabliehment in full and successful
operation, has been opened expressly
with a view of faciliiatingVall business, trans
action, existing between .VENDERS, PUR-
CHASEK& Commercial and .Business men
generally. The following w a aynopsis (in
part) of the business attended to at mis oxnee;
.'-.KvREAL'; ESTATE S::
rimproved or'tmimproved, in the citVQf couo-
- ;kt t) n '
11.. a. ?uuh B" "u-v"wu-
Ucnerai niiuuyt ,i(uA uluujidqivli ucmtooj
: ifncinAfiff
at3ug rme to-adhere, striptly iBstrumiofisJ
..Ma w tKo .nMT 1
" JETAil communicauons, per man, rausi uei
TJ.-IJ.r yr ' - I
. NOTICE t EXTRA Commodious 'and
every necessary arrangement has been "made
r , 1. J Tt i: ATm Am. Sfr
lor Baie Keeping auu jjuaruiug iegiuc, hvu
a distance,)r tiff sold or otherwise disposed ot
Also, for "Stabling Horses, Ac oic.-
Auctioneers, Gen. Agts, and Com. Merchant
,No. 76, Royal. St. MobUe Ala. ,
EjnxaxscEar'.S.'''"- - "!r-'1 ; 1
A. 'UeardC cf- CoW Hi R.' Wood
& Co.. L. Kasson, J.P. Phiihps, H. II. Mark
. - L i.t a -tosC : v:
li. 1. xioicouiue,. v.asucc ui, wwi, - i ,
B. Fisher. Sec. Mobile Ceonria Co-
?i Hptf J. B.Todd, Messrs. Sjles &Coate8i
T. G. Scull, G. HISears, r. uaii, ,; : .
MOlilLriLAyj;u
. GENERAL' KOTlCE-Persons viBiUog
iMTftViiio with Negroes. Horsesi live Stock, or
Produce wui co weu to u at ie wco u .
Nrsl- The highest cash prices daily offered
for Negroes.'
WAV ERLli: HOUSE.
ripI3ILE,ALA.!;.l
rri HE unders?gned, IoriglKWn as the pro
9 t;-nriptor of the La Graso House Tusca".
I loosi, will open the Waverly- House,' Wobile,
i lately occupied by Eatle & Bbndarant-oa the
first of uctouer nei, .or uio iw.epuuu vi y.
cany. The ' Waverly ia undergoing- thorongh
-krvra nf.il wi 1 be we'i arranffea ior ice com-
r-:d to fimn;es. - Mrs. Pattison will direct her
t cr, jsn.i lor exnenence to rnaice tneir
a tnttia tsl:b ana reneTSi ecco-uiOw.
tioris, tney wi.i t3 teww wuiiirui"
v-. -.1. a liberal share cf ratrcn:re
;UClv7 -t - , . ... ,v i-
for tie Waverly.
CIIAO.aPATTlUOrn
20.0u&' '-:'J
at very Jr.v prices t J
andsold at Auction, or Private Sale as. per band a good TOif fSg
J:
t
H AViL AND jC Allff , & Co. y
i: ' f 47. SVatar,Corner gxpkflng Street. :
H&Co. t tvig perma neatly Seated Hi"
in Mobile, l would call the'attcntrbn of '.t
purchasers, to, their extensive assortment bf t
Choice Drugs & Mediciuea, Chemical Per-'' '
fumery, Paints, OJs, Glass; ' Crashes, Dru '
Stuff &c,&c., ' v" 'Vl;:
,,. By their connec'tioh wjlh the lohg'Etah-'.'?
lished house of Havllatid f'Keese'& Co KeV
York, they arq enabled to Keep their Stock-' ' T
at all times fresh and complete, and to scil t
such prices as make it the interess of Coutity ". ;:
Dealers to obtain their supplies re in prefer. '
ence to Northern Eastern markets.1 1 1 "
:. . Physiciana will find at their Establishment- '
a choice and general assortment -of 'genu?fiQ;
Chemicals c; together with other article? re in
quired in their practice, all of the best qalityl '
, Planters visiting Atobile " will find a large h, "
aAsortment of medicines for Plantation use, on ' '
the most favoroble terms. - ; i . i. J ;Vf
Particular -attehtion devoted to putting 'vp' v
Goods neatly, and packing them with care. : ;
QDA11 Goods sold bV thera SreVarranteH fe r 1
be of the qualities reprcaented. oif may bo r2 .
turned.'- ' . o . - '.-;
Mobile, November) 1843.
4
- iEW GOODS; r
Just received at KEELER'S cheap cash1
Store (opposite the post office. : 1 -
A large and well selected stock of DItV 1
GOODS. Consisting in part of the foU j
lowing articles, Brown & Bleached Domestic;
Fine Do Ticking Checks, Drills Kentuckey,
J earns, Fancy Ginghams, Mourning Do Irish
Linens, Black Merino's, VBlack cjr Figured
Alapaccas, Printed ' Saxony', '' Circassian .; ;
Stripes, Mouseline De Lames, Eolins,ChtisaDs,
Velvet's, Blankets &.c. &c
Dec 9 1S43. " ; l
GOLD FOIL for Dentist, a superior article
Just received at . KEELER'S .
-. -i Cash Store-
Opposite the Post Office, Dec. 9 1843.
TRUST SALE,
BY v tue of a deed in trust executed by
Edmond B. Hoskins . of the County of
Lowndes and States of Mississippi to the sub
scriber Trebtee, I will expose to sale for
Cash at the residence ot said Hoskins in the
County of Lowndes.on the 14th day of March
1844, . the following property to wit ; Negro
Slaves, Cato, Jacob and Jta wifa Fanny, Jim
his wife Kizzt and their three child reh Matilda
Grandison and Infant, William, George 1 and
Nancy.-Horses and Mules, Hogs, Oxen, Cat
tle,' IFaggons and Gear, Plougua. and Hoes,
and House how rurniiure.
Such tide as is vested in the . 1 rustee wit
be made to purchasers.
Columbus, Sept. 14th 1843. , Trustee.
DR. A. N. JONES, ,
RESPECTFULLY Otters his service 10
the citizens of Lowndes County a$ a
PRACTITIONER OP -MEDICINE.
in all the branches of the profession. ThoeB
who have conncence in nia quaiiuuauwira, uiojr
in future rely on prompt attention. The best
pledge that he can give that he is determined
faithfully to continue the Practice, is, that his;
circumstances have so changed for tl e w orse,
that it is absolutely necessary that he ahould
goto work; v "" ' : ! ' '
He eanbe found during the -day at his Droj?
Store, corner of Main and Aiarket Street, Co-i .
lumbus Miss and at nnght at his residence,
which is at the end of the Street running due
North from the Baptist Church, the second
house after passing the Bridge. : - : '
Columbus, Sep, 21st, 1842. 1
I ; LANE & QUIGLEY.
WT1IS, continue the Factorage and Corny
T.T mission Business in tbis city, and soli
icta sharge of the pubhc patronage, with the
assurance that every exertion shallbe made to
nrornote the - interest of those who confide
their Business to our care. . '
Mobile, Sept.1743,:;
SCHOOL BOOKS. . -
Olney's Geography & Atlas-Smiths do
Kirkhams Gramnoar-Colbourns Algebra,
Colburns Arithmetic, New Wationai
Spellihg books, Websters FJementary do
Anthons Caesar, Athons Cicerorimmers
Table books, iiales History 01 tne unuea
States .-': -.'"JC hjy '
Cabbs Juvenile "Readers No 1; No.; 2 and
No. ft Copy Books 0 1 V (!;;--. v; -
At KEELE"o uneap casn eatore.
SADDLERY.
rfl HE Subscriber having- permanenly loca-
JL ted himseu in tne city 01 wumou,wwu'
I oui low tb casa orrooQ paper.
; - - .... .... i
"r" e,..-.. above articlesare
i Milium aux v wvai av . . .
i . . . r i a.i amwo
tended to, and repairs will he none cneap, w-
s-A-.ift,t'.,o'
OCt lUl. 15340.
NOTICE
mHE firm of WW. HGDDLE3TON f
Ji CO..' was dissolved this day by mutual
rnnoont tha affairs of. ihe concern wul bo d-i
justed by Hale & Murdock, who are duly aur;
-WMi 1IUUD1 1 VJiM, f
iVv HARRISON HALEJ.'-.
t:, ! fABRM.UVRDOCK; t
?
Colnmbus, Nov. .1;;1843..
r a
THE subscribei a will continue the business
on their own account, under the firm of
HALE & MURDOCK, and respectfully ao,
libit the patronage of the customers of the. lato ,
nrm.- '- 'M'-i: :
z. : rr HARRISON UALAU
ABRM. MURDOCK. .
Columbus v"ov, 1,1843. : ' riVy.-
GEORGE G. HCjLCOMBE.
co u missioif Ji eh n Anxs, .;
42 'COMMERCE 1ST, MQBIXfEy .
JVC. HOLCOMBE;&Co. v ;
jTrnttcxonSm
(JOBIfiilSSION BIEItcnANTSj;,:
. AND r GENERL AGENTS
,N'.O.T I C.E.J'rV
rf S hereby given, that the Commissioners to
adjust claims under tha, Treaty uancing .
Uibt "; Creeps will cz: czc& a session; at
Led. . I ' 3 III, ca the . j ir.it; and will re
all th5 1'.. si
C3 L.3
tlUjcJ, . Cliiraanta-
cr3rci"::;-i to
f..'jt:..'
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RALPH GRAVE!
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t ttii nnWif at larfe. that he has on
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