Ponola [sic] weekly register., May 13, 1843, Image 3

About Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843

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from its path;
And if tempests and lightnings their ter
rors shall urge.
We will sail with the nautilus safe o'er
From Greenland's cold hiiU when the
iceberg shall roll,
And float in the current that floats from
the pole;
Of its mystic course th
we'll Le,
Till its tall crystal turrets dissolve in
the sea.
OCEANA.
COMMERCIAL.
Ponola Prices Current.
(corrected weekly,)
ARTICLES.
1 ROM To
'C iS. $ CTS.
1 50 0 00.
1 2." 0
6 00 0
0
0
12 U
r. o
4 0
37 0
I've Waited Long.
BY J. K. MITCHELL.
Fvc waited long but not io vain,
Tho' youth and health are gone,
And days of sorcow, nights of pain,
Have found me still along.
I've waited long for thec, and now
Thou comest back to me,
With sorrow on thy furrow'd brow,
A wreck from fortune's sea?
ArrLF.s, Orecn, per bbl.
Dried, per bushol,
Boild Cider, per bbl.
lituGivj, Kentucky, per vatd.
j imi.e Hope, Kentucky, per lb,
l l'.UTTf.rij f.resh, per lb.
companions ! Bacon, hog rou:rl, per lb.
I Cotton, per lb.
I'amji.e, Sperm, psr lb.
( imposition, 37 0
Mould, 00 0
I ('noconTi'Vpsr !b. (I1)
('okfek, Havana Green a ad It io , 11
Java, O
Castinos, per lb. 7
Cheese, per lb. N Oil 0
Coax, per bushel, 37 0
Flour, per barrel, 5 00 U
Fish. Mackerel No. 3, per bll.
Glass, 8 by 10, per box, 3 00 1
do 10 by 12, 5 00 6
Iron, Bar, per lb. H 9
" Slab, 1 0
Moi.asse., per gallon,
Mkal, per bushel,
Nails, per lb.
Ori.s penn, per gallon.
',iit welcome still thou broken one,
Tho' nothing's left of thee,
But that fair name and thrilling tone,
So dear of yore to inc.
Powonr, pr lb.
1 eitek, per lb.
It if r, per lb.
Sugars, Brown, per lb
do Loaf,
Soap, Bar, per tb
Srrur, per lb.
Salt, CVarse, por Back,
do Fin a, do,
Whiskey p-r gallon,
! Mess 1'ork, p:r bbl.
Tho gonelhe flesh ofioves young day, j Fblue,
His calmer light wiil come, j r'J 'p(,r bbl
To shed a purer, softer ray, Tobacco,
On sorrow's stainless home.
3 00
5 00
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- j. & A k eSwin,
Commission, Receiving- A
Forwardins MERCHANTS,
Ponoln, Mi.
may-1 . G-tf
ANIsTlEGARS, a fme article,
just received and (or sale at S15
ter 1,000, bv -
"A. W. ARMSTRONG,
may 6 8 tf
' - - - -
A dm in isba tor s Notice,
LETTERS of. Administration having
been granted to the undersigned at
the November Term, 1811, of the Pro
bate Court of Ponola county, on the es
tate of David Milos, deceased, all ner-
som indebted to said estate are notified j
lo come forward and make immediate
payment j and all persons having claims j
10 i against 3uid estate are hereby required
to exhibit the same, duly authenticated,
within the time limited by law, or they
will be forever barred.
ALEXANDER .MILES,
AdtrCor.
May 6, 1843, 8-Gw.
Warehouse & Cotton Shed.
lT.TNiitiffl:'ir:-.
oo
37 J
50
1!
00
no
50
00
10
8
2."
00
TGRESH LARD; a few hundred lb?.
in 50 lb. keg3 jdit received and for
sale at 6 J els. per lb. bv
J. & A; k. ERWIN.
apl 2D '. , 7-tf
1 HE STATE Of MISSISSIPPI,)
TaLlahatcuie CCIT.MTT. )
Probate Court, April Qth, A. D. 1813.
To all jjfef sons interested in the lands,
tenements and hereditaments of Josiiih
Robinson, deceased, and more especially
ill the North East quarter of Section
thirty-four, in Township twenty-three,
of Range one, Westt
YOU are hereby Cited to be and per
sonally appear before the Probate
Court of Tallahatchie county, to be hol
der! at the Court house in the town of
Charleston, on the 2d Monday of June
next, thefi and there to show cause, if
any you Can, why an order should hot
be made to sell the above described land,
in pursuance to the petition of Albert G.
Mar vison, -administrator of Josiah Rob
inson, deceased.
Witness, the Honorable Hudson Al
io
B3i
50
00
00
6
00
50
Memphis Prices Current.
Thou couldst not know, in brighter days, j
How much my heart was thine; j
fit is when suns have ceas'd to blaze, !
That purer planets' shine; ;
corrected weekly
ARTI'.-I.KS.
vard
lb
Ru;';in;. Kentucky,
.Missouri,
German,
India,
Balk Botk, Kentucky,
Manilla
ltuTTi.n, fresh, country,
(oshen
Bacon, hog round,
llama.
( 'otton,
Candles, Sperm
MoiM
i OlororATr,
Cokeee, Hrtvanna, (irfan S.. Ilio
lie sun lias gone town siiuis ecu mi tic: Java,
orn .ui;.u,
CoRN,
Then let the world frown on, since thoti
Art true to love and me,
And I will fun thy levcr'd tirow
And be a world to ihee.
Scntimcntal.
" Jesse,' the jlotcer of Dumblatir?
n has gone tow
plue mountain.-?,
Yen I sthuiiip'd along'monde schawnips !
unt do fountains, i
To sec vonce mine lu!y vat lives on ;
dc blain. !
I Tnt left do dark night to come on us ; Ca5ti;,
I Fish MairkiTcl No. 1
aSa,"t i ii.,. "
it -i ir
unt do fountains, , ri,OLJ:riiK.inn.u
'Wirt'i
G CNrowDEit
IIav,
Ikov Bar,
Ilop
r.KAi',
f.A K T,
j MoLAS?KF
j Nails Northern
! Fitt-b.ir
Oils Linseed
Sporni, '.vir.tsr
Tanoer'a
Tonu i'iekle.l
Bulk
roTAToi!, Irif-h
Porter .London
Fittibirg
Rl'T,
Salt firound Alum
Liverpool M'wn
Kanawha
S n n . f s 5p a ni i h ,
Siru ae brown
Clarified
Loaf,
Ton A ceo Kentucky
iri a
Tenniissse
b'isih';!
lb
sts y CTS
11 16
14 IG
12 13
7
15 1H
IT, 25
20 25
3 2
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3 5
25 37-
10 12
20 251
9 11
IG IS
25 37
10 20
3 4
Lbl 10 00 12 00
7 00 10 00
00
box 1 00
How schweet is tho lily mil its brown
yellow blossom!
Unt so is! meadow all coferred mit
g"'!1? .
JVil nothing's so hritty and sticks in my
posem,
Like schwect little Katy vat lives on
de blain.
iShe's bashful u any, selu'ost like her
aunt Chiney ;
flic's nedder highlarnt, i:or yet fuoli,h
nor fain ;
And he'd a great lillaiu niitout any fcel
in :
Put would hurt mine Kchwect Katy vat
lives on ue hlain.
Sin" on you schwect 'p'ird, mit your song ;
lbl.
kr" -1001b.
Ib.
bbl.
lb.
ga!.
lb.
!!.
bbl
bbl.
bbl.
do.,
sack
buahfil
3 00
3 50
7 50
40
5
8i
G
G2i
5
13
G
6
1 12 I 25
I
20 00 2i 00
G 00 8 CO
3 3
50 75
1 50 5 00
8 00 10 00
5 G
1 75 0 00
2 00 2 25
10 15
00 ' I ' undersigned respectfully inform
50 i their friends and tho public gener
ally that thev have a commodious
WAREHOUSE & Cotton Sued at the
Steam-boat Landing, and arc prepared
to attend to business entrusted to their
care on the lowest terms.
J. & A. K. ERWlN.
may 1 0-tf
rTiirs taYkoVmjssTssippi, '
Tallahatchie County. )
Probate Court, April 10A A. 1). 18-13.
To all persons interested in the lands
- ! tenements and hereditaments of Guy R.
j rmchmg, deceased, and more especially
; in the north-east quarter of Section twen
j ty-four of Township twenty-five, Range
i two, Ivist :
"OU are hereby cited to be and perso
nally appear before the Probatecourt
of Tallahatchie county, to Iks holden at
the court house in the town of Charles
ton on the 2d Monday of June next, then
and there to show cause, ifauy you can,
why an order shall not be made to sell
the above described land, in pursuance
to the petition of Alexander Laughlin,
Administrator of the estate of Guy R.
Pinching, deceased.
Witness the Hon. Hudson Allen, Judge
of said court on 2d Mondav of
April, A. P. 1842, and seal
thereof. Issued 1 1th April,
A. P. 1813, at Charleston.
E. E. ARMSTRONG Clerk.
8-4w-pf6id
L PER F 1 N E FLO U R, a1t7t7u: re
ceived and for sale bv
J. & A. K. ERWIN.
npl 2f) 7-tf
N O T ICE.
oo
I 25
1 00
4 00
10 00
50
9
12
7
75
5
33
7
7
KM
1 50
1000 10 00
lb.
i.hd.
gHl.
fur de night.
l;'d so nice
t,r..-V
veu no hi i is ung ycuw song
M again;
Succh choy to minrj heart, and soo'ch
monstrous idigh?,
I ririgs icnwect r.'iic na:v vat iives on
blain.
a"
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Whitk
fia.:"J HlI'.I
kes
rSEL-
Rcctifi'.-l
'Wirt's
Le i Noi-thern
(.-inc'i & FittsVg
''lorsr, ba-hr-1
Timothy,
Herd's,
Orchard,
Bl'i3 (ira??,
121
121
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0 0
25
1 7."
I 75
50 00
6
16
13
10
15
3
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30
2 00
2 00
a oo io oo
1 00 5 00
1-1
Mir.e tavs vas like noting, dill I met in it j vja :
mine Katy,
All dem tings in do- town, dey was nun
sencc and fain,
I didn't see a al I would call inv tear
laty
G'arini:',
Sanar,
Amorican Blister,
1 50
3 00
2 O 'J
10
2 00
1 01
2 50
37
2)
37
12
NKW OIlIiK.S MONEY MAIIKF.T.
peci3 par a prem.
I'nited Ftatei Not-? 50 a 55 dis.
United States Tr3a3ry Note3 a I pr. ct. dis.
American (iol 1 a prem.
j Miriariippi Union Tost Notes 80 nS5p8rdol.
i Atricuhural. Natciiez 50 a 55 onthedol.
Till I mrt litilo Katv vat live; on d i Arkansas Ftate Bank 50 a GO do
... I Arkamas RodlUetote Banli
blain.
Alabama
Why is marriage like trutli? Be-! Cincinnati
50 a 60
174 a 31
He
1 a 3
cause its acertain tie.
A OVER TISEMEN TS.
South Corolina.
North Carolina
rorgja
Kentucky
Indiana Stats Bank
Illinois Flats Bank
Bank of IOuisiana
Citizens Bank
Consolidatarl,
(anal
dis
do
do
dia,
5 do
do
do
1 a 2 do
3 a 5 dis.
60 a 65 dis.
par a
23 a 30 cis.
30 a 32 do
par
21 a 2o dis.
G5 a 70
55 a 60
do
do
Administrator's IVoticc.
T ETTER'S of administration having
--been granted to the undersigned at ! rjoinnir-'al
mo iiuguai lunii, ioi, ui inu I roo'iie j i uty par a
Court of Pouola county, on the estate 3Iuuicipality .V-s 1 &, 2, 12 a 15, 22 a24di
ofSamuel Hunter, deceased, all persons , . " ,Vo 3. J aJ5 ' ,do'
:j ' . . .... , Atchafalava do. 89 a 8- dis
inueDieu io siu c&iaiu uio uuiuieu io Im-jrovemsnt Bank
come forward and mako immediate ! Bank of Ot loans
paytnent; and all persons have claims
against said estate are hereby required
to exhibit the same, duly authenticated,
within tho time limited by law, or they
will be forever barred.
MOSES McKINEY, AdmiCr of
the estate of Samuel Hunter, deed.
may 12th 1813. 9-G.vv.
Notice.
IHE co-partnership heretofore exis
ting under the firm . of McRAE,
GRAHAM & Co, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. C. F. McRae is
authorized to settle the business of tho
firm. U. F. McRAE,
II. R, GRAHAM,
march 23, 1643. m27
The subscribers have this day formed
a co-partnership, under the firm W. W.
McGARlTY Ac Co, for the purpose of
transacting a general commission and
forwarding business, at 59 Common st.
( , W. V McGARlTY,
raJ U. it. trlCAHAM.
CANDIDATES.
fc! We arc authorised to announce JAMES
C. "ARMSTRONG as a candidate for the office of
Probata Coart Clerk, for Ponola county, at th.3 en
'sains Novemb3r election. y
A W. ARMSTRONG has for sale
-A the following articles, at the pri
ces annexed : Is
CofFeo llcts Sugar 5 to 8 cts
Loaf Sugar 20 lo 25 Spice 23
Pepper 25 Fine salt 3,25 a 3,50
Whiskey 30 to 50 Turpentine 1,25 gal
Glass 8x10 3,50a 4. 50 Molasses 27 to 38
Ginger 15 to 25 lb. Starch 15lo25
Lead 10 to 124 lb. Potatoes 50 cts bush
Domestics 7 to 12 cts pr yd.
may 6 . ' -
FLOUR, Corn meal and Oats, just
received and for sale by
U. TYSON.
. . - 8-lf
may 4
Job work of all kinds
done at thia Office.
A GREEAI5LY to an order of the
A Honorable the Probate Court of Tal
lahatchie county, made at the April
term thereof; I shall proceed to sell, on
the fifth day of June next, in tho town
of Charleston in said county, on a credit
ol twelve months, with bond and approv
ed securitv, the following lands, belong
ing to the estate of Cade Alford, de
ceased, late of said county, to wit; the
South-cast quarter of Section twelve, in
Township twenty-four, Range 2, East.
Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
HAMILTON DOG AN,
Erecnlor of Cada Alford, dccl.
Charleston, Miss., April 1 1th, A. D.
1813. G-3w-pf4d
Tiriwl0l)UCE ceneT-
' y al supply, constantly on hand &
for sale bv
j. d; A. K. ERWIN.
may 3 3-t 1
1 OO GULON's.STONI': WARE,
and for sale by
A. W. ARMSTRONG.
April 7-tf
Administrators Notice.
Probate Court, April Term, 1843.
FRANCIS M. WHITE, administrator
of the estate of John IL White, decea
sed, has filed his accounts at the present
term of this cou rt, for final settlement
of said estate at the June Term, 1843.
Notice is hereby given to all interes
ted to attend and enow cause, if any they
can, why final settlement and allowance
of said accounts should not then be made.
FRANCIS M. WHITE, AdrrCnr.
April 17th 1543. 6-3 w
7 OHO POUNDS CHOICE BA-
J lit CON, just received per
steamboat Shakespeare and for sale low
for cash by
J. As A. K. ERWIN.
apl 29 7-tf
Administrators Notice.
LETTERS of administration having
been granted to the undersigned at
the November Term, 1842,ofthe Prob
ate Court of Panola county, on the estate
of Sarah Harrison, deceased, all persons
indebted to said estate are notified to
come forward and make immediate pay
ment; and all persons having claims a
gainst said estate are hereby required to
exhibit tho same, duly authenticated,
within the time limited by law, or they
wiil be forever barred. .
DANIEL B. HARRISON, .4Wr
of the estate of SarahHarrison,dec'ld.
April 17, 1843. . 6-Gw
Notice.
Persons who have taken up strays
are notified rot to deliver them up with
out a certificate from me of the pav'nt
of all costs. f DAVID DUKE.
sJed, Judne of said Court, ti
fit U secon(l Monday of pril. A
lMgMJD. 1843, and sea! thereof.
Issued the 11th day of April A. P.
1 843. E. E. A RM STRONG, Cleric
6lw-pf7d
RANGER'S NOTICE.
Token up by John McGaritv, one bay
filly, all her feet white, blazed face, an'l
her right ear cut or bit ofT. Appraised
to $40. DAVID DUKE, Hanger, '
Ponola county.
April 3. ' 4-3 t p f $2
ranger's notice.
Taken vp by Hczekiah Rhodes, one
bay mare mule, four years old, four feet
eigiit inches high, black streak along her
back and one across her withers. Ap
praised to $50. DAVID DUKE,
Ranger, Ponola. county.
April 3. 4-3 t pf$2
RA NG ETS NO T1CE.
Taken up and posted by Alexander
B.Porter, living 3 miles east of Pono
la, one black horse, about six years old,
about fifteen hands high, and has on
three shoes. Appraised to .$40,00.
DAVID DUKE, Ranger,
Ponola countv.
April 15, 18-13. 5-3w-p f SJ
RA NG ERS NO TICE.
Token up by A. G. Ellis, one yoke of
oxen, one redk with white flanks, points
of his horns sawed off, marked swallow
fork in the right ear and crop and under
bit in the left; the other, black sides, white
back and belly, points of his horns off,
marked crop and ur.derslopc in the right
car and crop and underbit in the left
each about eight years old. Appraised
to $47. 50. DAVID DUKE. 7?. P. C.
Aprils. 4-3 w p's fee $2, 40
QUEENS Ac GLASS-WARE, a new
assortment, just received and for
sale by
J. & A. K. ERWIN.
apl 29 7-t f
JList of Letters.
RANGER'S NOTICE.
Taken up by Michael MeKinncy, one
sorrel horse, ila.x mane and tail, blazed
face, fourteen years old. Appraised to
.$25. DAVID DUKE, Ra?igcr
Ponola Co. Mi.
April 3, 1843. l-St-pr's fee $2
HANGER'S NOTICE.
Taken up by Francis M. Sims, one
bright bay horse, a few white hairs in the
forehead, supposed to be ten or twelve
years old, fourteen hands high, and has
the appearance of having been doctored
lot the big head. Appraised to $25
DAVID DUKE, Ranger, P. C.
Apr'l 3.
4-3t
p f $2
TYP.E A T RED UCED PRICES.
George Bruce k co. Type-founders,
at No. 13 Chambers St., near the Post Of
fice, N.York, have on hand an unusual
ly large stock of their well known print
ing Types, Ornaments, Borders, Rules,
Arc. of the best metal, cast in original
matrices, apd accurately finished; all ol
which ihey are determined to sell at
greatly reduced prides, placing the Book
and Newspaper fonts as lollows:
Pica
Small Pica
Long Primer
Bourgeois
Brevier
Minion -Nonpariel
Agate - .
Pearl -
at 32 cts a lb.
34 do.
36
10
IG
ot
GG
86
120
do.
'do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
emainining in the Post Office at Pa-
For approved paper at G months, or at 6
per cent less for cash. Wood Type,
Printing Ink, Presses, Cases, Galleys,
Brass Rule, Composing Sticks, Chases,
and other Printing Materials, furnished
with promptitude, and at the lowest pri
ces. Printers, of Newspapers, who publish
this advertisement with this note, three
times before the first of June, 1 843, and
send one of the'papcrs to the Foundry,
will be entitled to payment of their bill,
on buying four times the amout of it.
New York, March 15, 1843. 5-3w
RANGER'S NOTICE.
Take.nup by Aron Pitts, one bright
bay marc, four years old, blazed face,
left fore foot and right hind foot white,
fifteen hands high. Appraised to $40
DAVID DUKE, Ranger P. C.
April 3. .4-3 t p fee $2
Watch & Clock leaking
The subscriber begs leav'e to inorm
his frieuds and the' public, that, having
located in Oxford, he is prepared to ex
ecute any work in the watch and clock
making line on the most reasonable terms
Watches and clocks repaired on the
shortest notice. S.T.KING.
ft. l..u.-:v i..-."!. r.-
j to inionn bi insttfs arm
the pubJicgenprallyj that ha
has opened a House of pb
lic Untertainmerft, a'f that
large it e.oinmodioasloiisf
out by the 1st of July next, will be sent j V,,rm8!'X kw V the -y"lslon "V'iS 1 Z
fquaro. This house has bren undergoing a fbor
ough repairing, and will, in a ehort tiin'e, bf en
tirely comfortable.
lis is determined no pains' iliall be spared t'V
rendr all who may favour him with a catl tb'or
ojgaly plsaied; and he hopes, from utrirt atten
tion to business, to share a portion of the p ibli
patronage.
LEVIN I.VKF..
P. S. The road leaJmz through. te t'i
Jf'ard nf (JrcnaJa ts in first rate rrfT, win,
the ifutrv Lhtre i one ofthtbe$t "cv K?ff
and most attentive ferru-man in the f"UT!fr.
frV" On the tinrth tide of the river, t -- mi'rt
from town, take the left hand road. On t't?
tovt'i we near L'te edge of twn, take the right
hand mail. 11 3
13
JLnnl:i. Missis! nni nn thf 3Itd:iv nfi
, .... rr- j ' i ii -i't c
March, A. D. 1843; which,ifnot taken ii
to the General Post Ofilcc as dead letters.
ArmisteadDr P II Anderson Thoi P
Anderson Geo P Anderson Robert
Boyd T J Bobo Francis
Boy ce Foster Co Busby Samuel
U rooks Win P 3
Brahan JnoC 2
Boyles Win
Cates Pleasant
Caldweil D D
Childress DC
Childress Rufus
Dickens S B 2
Davis Df Jas M
Brahan Robert 2
Boyd Datid 3 t
Clerk Circ'tC't S
Carr N G 2
Coleman R II
CrtrrollAs Clark
Crane Wm
Dennis Abraham
Davis Dr Robert
Davis Miss Susan E Davis Edward 2
Emory John, or Eager DrRob't2
Thos Williams Eason VV T
Evans SW 2 Erranton WmS
Floyd Jno Fi tzzerald Gaston
Foster, Anthony $-co Gunn Mr
(ireer u il O
Garner S R
Gregory Carroll
Hinton James
Hallam Jane
Hastings Green
Harris Charles
Hubbard Jno C
JonesRcvM W.S
Grayson Daniel
Garrett E II
Grecnhaw Wm
Haley James
Hallam G
HartsfieldWS
Hibhler Dr E B
Hill Thos D
Johnson James
Jones James Est of Jones Richard
Jones David
Lewis Wm
Laird II
Laird II As Co
Miss Union Bank
McGec M II
Marshall Geo W
Jones Terrell
Littlefield Z
Littlefield F
McGuireS II
Miller C 2
McGce J J
Millikin John
McGraw Cornelius McGee Mary P
Martin R
Nelson Sam'l If
Nickle R 11
Perrinc Truman
Patton Jas W
Pollard Wm B
Rush Jamc3
Rogers -Robert
Rupe Capt John
Ragland Jno
Rives Wtn Esq
Spalding Gideon 2
Simmons Peter
Sullivant Nathan
Soulh Eli.
Shell Steward
Smith Wm
Merrill Mr
Nelson Dr II
Oliver T113
Packer Ja
Paukey Wilsotl 2
Redman Eliz'th
Russell Wm
RufTinMrs Mr'gtN
Rupe Wm
Rogers Hiram
Ratlin J F 2
Shields &i Thorpe
Stevens Henry
Sranford Lycurgus
Stanley John
Stone W E
Stanton J & Co
JUST RECEIVED.
Afresh supply of DRUGS, MEDI
CINES. PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS
As OILS, just received by DR. WM. M.
HANKINS; consisting in part of the
following articles, viz:
English Calomel
i - a
luiuiKiru
Aloes
Iodine
Musk
Sugar of Lead
Gum A r rabid
Gentian
Sweet Oil
Varnishes -Balsam
Copacvia
Paint Brushes
Veuitian Red
Crome Green
Crocus
Crome Yelloxv
Madder
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