Ponola [sic] weekly register., July 01, 1843, Image 4

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

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"MA'IJrAU'RANGEMBNT.
Tin maillro'ii Me'in-Ai-i arrivfe oa Tuesday
... 1 w". . . .. ...., I I ..",.t.-v..k I ny 1 i-lri I m
Bill OlUli'.liy) ;z I A i V .f-: ... iMw u.fnii. itu
cieu.'ntcly. " 1
Th"! mail f.ea Oxford airivee oa Tuesdays at
G ohrloex i M. aaa iiepa:t3 oa .uoao&ys at t
Tha mi l f:ori Gr-nvlV, arrives or Suaday-i
at ti oV.ort r. .i , aai cicpaite inaas at o o
x .ia l.i. i. j -' -'.- '
G o'clo; P. M., aaJ dqarte .Aloadaya at Grcbck
A.ri.
LITIi!A!JY, D'JUirsTiC, & FAStlKhNA-
BIJ1 FAMILY aiAGAZIC.
For IS 13.
EDITED HY .MRS. S. J. HALE St OTHERS
THE LOSG ESTABLISHED
ClvMUt oT Caaitc, SazWlKi aif&
Tito lie lies I. cttres.
rO.1 TJE LADIS6 OF AMERICA,
LADY'J BOOK having been for
so lo tjj a S2iivi3 cf years, universally rccog ii
23.1 m t-ie exclatfvo and indisputable glide to the
f.ii:3x, ia raatter.3 of tests, faaaioa, aai lrtsra
tare tho ealy war!; cnd-act3.1 ty iluting-iis'.isd
. female a Jt'-.o.-?, who have won for taemselvee a
fc'gh place ainoajtaegaidiri spirit of tha ajs
the c.ily vo:k vvaieh in pok.: of fa;t has baea ex-
el.isi.'aly darota.l to the ladies ha fa?or with its
fair patreas has not bscn hS3 retnarhablo t'aaa hi
porf-tt adaptation ta t'.vr.r faeli ;v? and tasus end
their req-3:reneat3. Ia entering opoa a now yaar,
tha p. jju:-her. without dimiale'.'ngbt tha hast that
etsiliag aad useful literature, which has sa loag re
salni fra.-a liyia uiidar ceatribtitloa tha native
!o.i sea, and algiat tear of our Amsrican Fe
nih writ?:, will, t3 each sjccssaitfs mmber 'ap
pear?, p-e.?at 5n iha several departments nf Litar-
. T" t. . . T . . V". t. l - ..
ni.ir?, A-aniiija, aaj rictnnai i:.mo9MvimeiiT, a
- constant a id ever varying saceessica ftf new and
striking fsa:i.cg. Nor dos ha p:oiii"a without
ainpb abiry t psrfvm. Tha b;st library ta!
sat, the bert sflbr:3 of tha nTst dlstinsviiiho'd artists
i. the CiTJat.-y-aad, to crar.a as veirae'adom th4
r.-hoh, the man perfect arrantiTienta for the rs.
' ceptioa of the A;uan-:a i, LoaJoa a id Parle Fash
v iot", far ia aivaa-:a of a.iy other p jbtic-t'oa ia
tl'.U -a.nt.-7, enable hira t as3-!:a the 'patrent of
th. L AD Y' BOOK that tha forthcoming rolutae
will r.i-re t vaa i .ist'f its well eatasd title of the
M.-:aii.'.3 cf lazaiiais fe: the ladles of our
coaury. j
1: ha? p-.s-ed fnte curtene te seifrt thitdri's is '
a r.;a;:er of tr'.Sin? irapartaae?, batthie every lady
k:j-3 to be ura-Iy false. Taate ia dres ie ursi. i
versa :ly I'ltti ha tha .rl?s. of a thousand desirable j
tci.ittos i.ir:naa.v,';ula adellcisacy ia this ree-
px-t . vay3 laja.-aioa ia the enhnat oa of straa
::?, aaJ c.-?t of her i.tt'mata fri-ads thnbeaaty
'of Hs.ca and tha wit of Aspasia. would hardly
i o :ei m a a J t e 7,5 a ; : a 1 fa vo r a a ae k a o-.v I e I i a d 'o w d v
- ia dm. Ileal? the impemace cf art accredst?.1
geide te tha Ka:hio'a3.
This v.ztzl "fTiee, already filled for fvjrtv'a
yaa:?. irna auvetsal oeeptiacf, by the Lidy'3
goo's, iha p. blisher pledgj? himsnlf ta'discba-ge U
fif.:r, ia a 3ty!e su pa-: iar.n hia former cions.
Tha !a:;?3 kao-7 p:rfc:t'y wall that our Magazine
i3 hs h!h-'Pt ?.!ithor':tyia Fahioa.
No la Jy jv'i .lershersalf wall dressed who c?a-travp;v:-th:s
aathoritr, aad, ia aurowa city, la 2.
York, Postaa, Balyrore, Ci.uiriiiati, Uaisvilie,
Lesiaetoo,. Loa'-, Ne-v Oilcans, Mobile, Rich
won l,Cha'l33toa,Ca?aaaab, aad tb other raetvop.
olitiai cu:c.i cf the varioae e tate., the tistoful
Fn-Vaioa Piaic3 cf the Lady's &oi di. tate the law a
Cfdres.'.
A3 a for ther-ass-iraac cf tharaaga cscol'eacs ia
this departaicat,thep-'.Iisb3rba3-secared the s?r-
VlCSSCf ?Ii3S LK3LI?. wh.i wi'l ill.-ioti-nt tS
Pa'hioa riapf, ia her c3ual felicitcua and graph-)
j s;y:2, naifaj a taoioja kaawleage oMhe sub
ject, with a else.-, graceful and intelligible man
. nar of tnat'rtgU. llcrdescripiions are worthy of
the )rod.ie;ioaa of her own fjlowiag pertcil," which
Vrt-v'the eariiar: Fashioa Platc3 fir the Lady'e
"r v
au i p.:
'l V a n .1 nf-'l cn.notlini .1... .1 r -
ITSav CO I i .-, i hi ma tames
fv-n ojr 1 y Dava doa, te c, y .
f'vi'-v P'at"-3 viat ha!' raeivjd tha sanction of
jn a V;taM toa, 'is tast, taa newest, the bast fash-
j "a irorn r!9.-
j J3 arraa.araa.v.9 fur producing a most brilliant
7ittrac:iv9 serial of Liaa aad Mezzotint En-
ihe 1;'S are n0lV COiTi;,I:15- Pictores fresh from
.y eacU of o -t f.r.it rate Ame;i'-.aa Artists, ra
vfiaw actually in tho hands of the ablest American
sagra.r3, las puojecti embr&ctnscnt only the usa
al popjlaraad dop's?:lc topics, bat others which
ar? jrtte.-wovea iavo tha very heart strings of Araer
ieaa natioaalitv. trsati ir u thv rl.- nratim.iT n
cideau ia tha glorioai aai heroic age cf Amer
ica
With ros-act. o the reneral! itra'i-v ti rnnfl
tcneof tha Lady's Book, for IS 1?, it will maia
. . -. - . . .
lam i.j u.aj cooaioiBat character of a domestic
ca I faehioaabla family magazine. While sach
c;.atributore aa Mi:3 Leslie, AlieeSodgwickfMje
iiaii, airsj-mbury, Aire LI t tllst, Mra Si'our
ney M.a Y E Jlo.vard, .M;3 Seba Smith, Mrs A
M F Annaa. MraC I.ps Ho. it: Mri Pn.a .,r
Mrs S J Uald continue their contribution"' the
oeautiia! aid tha nseful, all that charms the fancy
P.ad all that mends thahflaft mid imi.a tS.
affections of ournatare, will continua to adornand
eigniiy our pgtS3.
Tha lovers of hi;torl :al rornan.-c. anrl thns nhn
regard our nation's glory as the prima objects of
u.ir nanoa 3 i.terat irf, wiil hava their peculiar
ta-9t?3 gratified by the contributions of DrRoberlM
E;rd, thea.a'.horof -th filsdlatirV T!nK. x--
The adaairere of Southern scenery and manners
... ..-vi3o itipensjre,araoago'ircorrespood
eat,the name of W GilmnreSimms, the novelist,
author of 'Gov Rivets Yma
' - Those who are partial to gracaful,caav,nonelia-
.iaici.iv, t-ui.ioiUai7iy sinry tailing, will always
hail with pbasara tha moathlv. r-tir:t nf TO" P
lis, the most piqaaat, lively aad fertile of all mas-
.... ' . . O
The admirers of the hirh tonsd. morl nn
ma'tie KourfcUetie, will recoaisa vrith pleasure,
amniiT oorcoinnooror?, tno name oi 1 Arthur,
author of 'Six JTights with the Washfngtonikns,
&c. Ccntrib.nions arc also ready frora tha peas uf
.J-rofestfr Alexander Dallas Cache, late Principal
of ths Philadalphia High Scboe.', Professor John
i. anderpon, author of 'a Year in Paris,' professor
jnnnr rc:.t, editor ol 'the Young People's Cook.
Oar limits will not gi ro us spaca enoog'h to en-
marara ins names oi a tithe of our contributors.
Our list of faraigrt coainbatora i3 enriched vith
iaa iioiuj oi
Joanna Daille, ?rary Russell Mitfotd,
iuar i.owiir, :Mar:al'ri2ewoith,
Hon. .Vis O. ivortoa. JI R (". i-vn .
recognised in Europe as tha elite of British female
aethors .
. 'i he publisher's moans of iaeraasiag the beauty
and vaJas of tha Lady's Book are accumclatho
yecr bv year. To hie already ina-tlmable li.n of
viMi...yj.j -r, uo uw.isia.nvy receiving accessloas
uUi.i ai iui3 a.:.i f.L.. ci". ,
'His arrangme::tv with respect to' Csisinal
4'AiNTi.wGe. ircra f -ect Aituta as
Pctharmo!, Frr.:'kent3;a, Croorae,
' Chanmaa. ' Jlacliae. Hu m inn
arunc.vcarspls.?, end he nambers a.ong the e.i
gravers wnssj Jervicss a.-a ccr.etantly reta'aed, -Tneier,
fmhh. Wurns.-,
ivies, c;co, J-JII:3,
r.'assar?. Glaired??. J.-i--.
His whale yst:ra cf anan-jsraaats whh re-peit
to J. ariioa riaies js mi QWiopza an ! p -rfrcted.
Th- T .. Flnn't vill therefara cnntinti -.;.
taia th?.t proud pre-emiaeaia ia merit aad ia pop-
. . i ' . r . .. .
Oiiritr.wnica lor.iwfca jwi.- oi anir.icrm.tiea at-
t3-.nl-n na thepertoi taspncnsrier ha3 earned it
wnl.-tlll rsmairij aj nc.cwiarr, ine rAoiaTE cr
t;is taip-
in:.i3.
S3
c' 3 d i yrs t o:h ia ad v a.u.
5
T-.73 c;r-'-", one ypa-,
i ;eco(:iv-. cne j-ea-,
idavca c:pi: ea3;':a-,
Id
CD
r. a. noDEY
At Clinton Miss.
'TTTll.T; commence the Fall aad Winter s-
Th s fatuity oonsisM of RV. Alexander Camp-hall,
Preiident; l.'ev. Robsrt ii:Lain,Trofe'orof ?a
thomatics ana iataia! 1 hwosopay; l.dwara I ic-
ih, P.-ofs.orof a n.:ient Languages; U. W. Alof-
in, i riacspai oi ma i rop-iraiory tiepanmcnr.
Tuition payable ia advance.
Piimary division, per sesoian. gl2 CO
i iaamai ana scieatin: c!ivis;oa, liV'f
Hoarding ftid room per rnoaih ?,Oii
Ftudsntt are exaected ta famish their rooins
with heading, furniture, &c. and procure their own
wesh:n.-. v ashrng can to bad in towa at f;ora
aa n Ji j cane-jier cozen.
Thafainala Danaitinent. u.id?.r th. s-inrritptv
of tha Piaeid ji'.I of tha Co'.le;;e, assisted bv
mis, ii. r.. .riije?pif, ana o:nsi3 wnl commenc?
at ma same i:ma.
Tuition payable ia ndvanee.
Per session, ia primary division,
" In middle - "
" in hish
" in music on plane,.
iarrats'c oa r.'iitar.
Si 3 no
15 no
l CO
25 oa
20 00
" ia paiating, drawing,
flowers, l.o CO
Dear.nng and toom per math,
E(Jardla2 and room, with fi.i i;ht.'K-.l.
3 "J
diag aad rodm f jrnitare, washing, &c. f;f . ,
per month, - 11 0
Dr. Picket 53 exaected clarr- the wi.n'er to de
liver a CO J-.tfl nf l-riiirB nn -V.ir!C-r (i-.nmmn.
isd with expeiitaanu, for the benefit cf bcth
By crder cf tha Board : CO WLES'MEAD.
President Doird of Trustee', 71. C.
Cliatan, ?cpt. 14, 184-1 ?3 lOw
JOSEPH W- CARROL!,.
FACTOR & COMMISDl.N MERCHANT,
No. SO Magazine Street,
'Refer t,
Jno. If. McRae E?r. Grir.ada, 'Mi.
Jnn.D.McLemare Esq. Oakland, 71: si.
Jno. A . Ciafevd Esq. Carroll coo at, Mil.
it. ri'SDr,
ComiKbsfon u crcSar.!,
tA?OIA,
Ilavifts a coramodiras Wcralfvus at the :eTn-b-Ianiinj:,
will pay strict atwntian t tha Re
reiving and Forwarding of Merchaudis, C tton
c:., as well rtthe saie3 of Prod ace or Grocsrlc?,
oa emv-gnmer::.
March 8th, 1813. 1 13ra
J. R. J EPPERSON 4- Co.
g anrtsiss ion iues'chnr-:
' COTTON & TOP ACCO FACTORS,
TO. 53, Camp Street,
NEW our j: ns.
Sepfembdr 17, 1842. '37 4m
A. P. Gray & Daisipfeclf,
Commission and Fo!?ivARti:;a
MERCHANTS.
No. 41, New Levee St reef,
-NiVv'-OitLiiAr-s.
Having engnge.1 tho services of Mr.
R. T. Bryariy, i c, tfthor with ojr
selvc.4, will give particular attention to
tha sae of Cotton, and the transaction
of business generally, for account cf the
planters of North Mississippi.
A. P. GRAY & C MPBRLL.
New Orleans. Deo. 5.-1812. Z0-3w
James Abes-nnthy & ..
Memphis, Ten:-,
James A he r n a i Ii 5-,
N&w Orleans.
05er their serv
111' 7? ' 1M-
i';t,? cf Forwarding Merchandize.
We have cmnloved Mr. O. M. W;!r.-.v.
wiiowni serve his acquaintances in Mis
si'ippi.
December 31, 1842. ' l-tf
(Cf TANYARD.
THE unJersigned brg3 leave to inform
inborn menus ana customers "hat he
still carries on the Tanx
his new tan-yard in the East Ward of
urenada Mississippi; where he has con
stantly on hand all kinds of veil iannrd
Lb A 1 II Kit, which he will dispose of at
prices correc-nondinrr with th.? hrdnnr,
. . o -
oi me limes. LrCatlier ui nt nnv t mo
given lor iiiaes.
D. II. GREEN H iv.
Grenada Feb. 13 1813, tf
BOSTON NOTION
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GBA HAM'S MAGASin'E,
We jiavo made ft r Til ff ffPmfln fa w!t!i
tha enterprising publisher'of gkaham's
magazine, by which
otrer lheir Magazine and the Boston No
tion for one year, for only re dollar s
It is idle for ua herft !n'pn- in.-,.
detail of tho superior character of Gra
ham's Magazine it has in one rear ac
quired a celebrity and extent of circala-
wu ucjouu mat oi any periodical in the
world. For the vcar lft4 thn ar..
zmo is to be increased in the number of
ii3 pages, and other important and val
uable attractions aro to Lc added to it.
Th?nf.t new wnrU nf p.ni vt?it
DICKENS, and JAMES, will m..,u'
lished in the Boston Nni
... 'l""' w "iiU
foho editions. Ileretoforp. th r
me3Q 2reat authors havn hPn. t.,
. . uiuiu;
entire.y inaccessible to country readers
w-MiSiu"icuuucmiie3 in receiving them
in n hnnlr Cnrm - P.. ....I.
----- wviujviiuiiifj jucujq
of thesa master-minds at about cr.e tenth
ot what they would otherwise cost vrv-
NEW SUBSCRIBERS TO TUP. nn i
Vq will furnish copies, of the Quarto
Action io. t, to an who may wish it
a few numbers only hating as yet been
published and the two vohimpa nfK
..w.. m
end of tha year will contain 032 pao-c.s
t I r I .1 .... . 1... 1 "
.-viw yujifcRis ana titio pao to each
Upon remhtiri t if- r.i. ....
ot Philadelphia. rmhliaW r,v-n
me .or ta the undersigned, a copy of
...w Woivu iuuo!i quarto or iglio edi
uonY and Graham's .M.-?roTinn rv,. iom
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" v.i.V'. 1 C II 1 o.
ruDiisher ot iiostori Not in n .
"CLOTHS. T).
all River Prints. Rials. Kb (IPS nja
, 3 i .iiu ' 3
ana lionnets d:c. of everv dRprrmimn
jusi recoiyed and' for sale low for cash'
-1 Hi'lOl lKJt.iUr.
A. XV. A v tn fs it r o 2 ff .
PRI'.GOOD, GROCERY & PRODUCE'
Coinirussieii, receix'iiijr forvrp.rdini;
PouoJji, Mi.
Aaiil 23, 1213.
C-U;n
ia$iosi"j2 r?ln satiric
LITERATURE, ART AND FASHION.
Graham's JLtttfy's nn:l
PROSPECTUS .FOR l C 13.
EDITORS . .
J. FENNIMORE COOPEU. RICIl'D.
II. DANA, W M. CULLEN BRYANT,
II W. LONG FELLOW, CHARLES
F. HOFFMAN, T. C. GRATTAN.
""IRAHAM'S U the oldest and mo .t popular
jf of t!e American Literary .-aazinej. Tha
n i i ber for January, l43. will be The first of tha
3ith volame. Ita long and universally jaccessful
career, front its commencement with a far.' ban
died subscribers, Cntil the present t:m, when it
has a circalatioa of fift- thoesand eoni- mA:i.V.
is perhaps as good aa evidence of its great and hi-
creism m?r:t aa ins puousner nis it ia hia povrer
to offer. To bis old subsciibare. In inoi n.i.
surance are necessary of his detanriiae.tioa to
maintain 1:3 i)-esent a3eeadaacy over a i the ri vil
ceriodicals cf thocoaatrv.
ring tho pan year, of sech men Bry ant, Cocr
ef, Dan., LoNjrriLow, IIcffma.v, JUncup,
etc., of high reputation ia the liierary world, es
regular conlri'juiort, in addition to a pre.-ls 1 pt
embracing many of tha first name3 in tha nation, is
a rjfBcic-nt guarantee that the work wdlcontiaae
in be the principle medium of cotiim.iafcat'on h-.
t-veen tha best anho.-s and the publio. . Anw.v
tr.3 attraet:oa3 cf the thmy-ri.'Va volume, will be
saveral Talcs brir J. '. Conr-. ':ir
r IhChun. Mr Herbert. Jiut L? '.
Ca.-fr..' .Vr.. Ein!:vr.: 31 rs F.lfrt rr t . ".f.- c".r
than; poew: by Jlr'Enant. 3Ir Dc.na, 3Jr
LongfeUoic, Mr Street, 31rs Sihz Sriiih, 3Irs
UteaJ, a-t'i urj biurr.tvt etravs t:;31r Fx :
I lit r follows a more full list nf i n rf
cent:ic-.!tarj, the most disth-giished of ;hc cojatrv
v. a oi:i;i io' want c; lo.im.j
Graham's Ledv'3 aad :sa;luaas 'Iii'mj
he 3 been from in cs-abiishment tno.-a th:..i .
c-;her the faor:
i iio.'r i us p.a.i uo?e not ea::r;i',ex:iai9 aith:.-
cf tha most important character, saea a? have rai
se ! Elac'-itvaojN and son;? other forel-n io f.aale
n. i. i.'...u;:c? a-a rep":afo its pj9
will be riincipailv da rot id to whatlsii ; iall : term
ed light liteiat.o. Ii wdl be dlf.'n- .ial;v! fram
other p .-blicaiieaj of tiiailai alms br the l:-ratv
and artisilc mcr t !' ju oo itenta. Vr. I t'.caa cf
other v or3 are nakaown qr rnynn;, ;';
tr.bato s ta this are the tajit c-m.nrat ar-tacre cf
oarage and coaatry; th? vc-fy arm;, foatsde:,
of o;r 2 Mtvaf-.-s. . P?:-acia'Iv i itcd-
ebraJ cs .c-ataiaia- tha cholcert pro i actions cf
the Caeitf.-malatv.-:t;:9 of tha ti l-.vc-y k-.::ti-
oer c-..:a;.i3 vr.:.c i .-ay ba ap'.?".le l v:t'i
pride by tastes ae vi.tiicati.-. tne'ir iataDsctaal
eminence.
Sri.F.vrti-J K.-.:!t.tIS!TMF.XTS.
Ia the department of Engravings it ia -.vc!! knew a
tliat Graham's .Megar.iae has far sarpa.-sed -v
pwio. Ileal work ever p-ibHshed ia lf:is ..r any oth
er coaatry. The highrst an b. tic a ci rl-al p.ib
lishcrs seerr. thus f:-..-ta hiv8 been to mai tahi a
respectable imltatioa ol the namera i ecutly aad
beautlfal works of art with which tae s-.-cressiva
iiumucis i i mis jou.-iiiii ..a - s ssa graa i. iataa
cearr-a of iha succeeding volaaie3 many Jmp-irt'tnt
r.s-.v laai-treswiii oe nurocacea. rrattlaand Sadd
tiia taoct celebrated Marzetint Tln-ra era ia the
Union, a.id equals of tbabast in Eu:cpe,will co.i
tiaae u funrtbh their xqniii9 po lection;.' aad
Rawdoa, V.' tight aad tia::h, G Taiksr, A L
Dick, Ginbredg' Jarkmaa, Jf?.3 aalth'r. of
ew iii.t, art-i iy.xwoa, e.cn aaq vate?,
Tuckar and other', of lliila Icdphla-ilt arn'hnjtha
most eo.iaent line engravers of the p-f snat csnt J
ry, have been engaged to furnish a S'iccessioa of
highly finiehad cual t-ngravias, trparr la aiy
thath ava hitherto appealed ia periti-iicala. rAiaong
tha picti;rf8 that will be ergraved for for t'e vol
ume ia 18-13, are sj-.-bral Omsixal Paintings,
by I.-rgham, Iam'.ii, Cola, Thompsoi, Pree.naa,
Pranqjinet, aad other distinguished artlfia. 'i ha
America.! periodicals have hitherto ontihted,
save ia a very few iastaaces, o.aly engraving oop
ied frora foreign priin. 'i he pablisberf Gra
ham s .Magazine will be tha ,-t to r.?f-m the
practice, aad to mike his work strictly orii-al
ia its embellishments as well asia ia literary con
t?ius. -
Ojr Pjtitrait GAi.T.cr.v.-Oa3 of the new fea
tures of the comuig volume- icill be tha introduc
tion of Portrait cftho coaribators ta Graham's
Magazine, which of co irse, will iacluda rtaarly
all tha eminent writers of tha day. Tha U'ali vol
oaiewil imdudc, from the bari ns cf Parker, .1 ohn-sc-a
and oth-ri, portraits engraved in iha h'Uhsst
st)-le Cf t'03 art of Jlr Cooper, Professor Loif,l
lo', 'Maria DalOceideate. .Mrs Sigo irar.-Mi
Sadgwick, Mrsr'cba Smith, M M Embury and sev
eral others-all fraai paiiiting3 esacutari cxpressiv
for thg p'lroie.
The Eoitckisl DErAP.TMt.NT will continue
to embrace notes on current literature etc, aid re
views of all cew American aad foreign works of
geaeral interest or value. The criticisms of Gra
ham's Magazine are aknowbdgd iaail parts o
ike country to be sjperid? in acumen, honesty ar.d
independence to those of anv .or-.t.-rr.nr.rsTv. - r-,.
deed, while a mairritv of tha m.i.vM .-. nd n...r-
terly journals have becoina mere advertising medi
ums for for the booksellers, in v.-rnrVi .t. tn-'r,-.
i.i iim. is uiuiacnininatciy pri'ssd, this period
ical is looked upoa as a just and discriminating ar
biter between authors sa l rrr,-1nrs ivi,;l,
have implicit confidence.
Terms.
Graham's Ma-razin- will h
first of each month in every -quarter oft e Union.
The moj.t distant subscribers will therefore receive
it oa that dav, as rt-ell a those ivho reside in Phil
adelphia. The proprietor bmg moi desirous of
prcsentii'g the best and nasi h?iii:f,,i
cheipest work in the country, and anx-oas to fcrir
tha lowest torn,, r .- - " vl lrl .1 &,
.....ii. u. icavu ui a i. nnnrj in In ti. r .
ai.E 1-ui.lars per annum m advance for a
elec"rv. or two cnsi3 venr!f friTfii- rin... c
copies for ten dollars, eight fit fifteen dollars, or
elevfa for txentv dollar, fc'iihs f .r.a-4--
alj lavanabJyirtaduance. -Poataga of all rttsrs
co t,e pre paia. fOLU il E R. G RA H AM,
jfc. isii, . o Chestnut t Pblladelcliia'
Saddler ind Uarsess Maker;
I undersigned
would renecLfiillv
inform hi3 friends and
the public, that he isal-J
ways ready at his shop
On ths Sonnrr. tn iV-
sQc.c.ast Ward of Grenada
to execate, in workmanlike manner and
auow casn prices, all vyork in the Sad
dltr.2 ar.d Harness rnakinrf hud
Repairing dona on the shortest notice.
urrenaua, uct.s: .j 42. 43l2m
rpVO GIN-STANDS for saleextreme
ty low to ctoss a consignment, by
Marcn2. 2-tf
A FEW barrel's i-.T r-, : .' - i r
--a-OATb just received and for mle bv
apl 29 7-tf
DRIED APPLES, u few barrels erTd
jm.ji ir-tctvuu una ior sate
J. & A. K. ERWIN.
fir' ; 7-tf
J . :il A Ll 5j LI A Li 2. .
CLOCK L WATCH
. J1.1KER. anJ
' South side of the jul-lic
A LL work in f ! r rslwivr linn ni.iilv
- " ....... uvuh;
---executed uml wit ran ied.
Grenada, Feb. 4, 18 Id. -12 m
Grcccrics, 2caj tov
CASH.
fflll'i following articles. just received,
. and will ha sold at low prices.
13est Brown Sugar, 12 Iha. for 1,00
Dest Rio or Havana Cofll-c 7 lb- for 1,00
Good Molasses 37 cents per rallon.
Candles, Boston Goal)
Starch Tobacco
Raisins .Rice
Spicpsofall kinds Coar?e& fi-arj G.a'f,
together wun everv article usually cal
led fr in the Grocery line.
IJUT z Co.
April 22. 6-tf
GtXEr.AL Co:.iriis3io:t M2acir.vr:r,
No. 12, Comrnei'tc Gtrtje!,
'. Pj ALTIMCIIE.
Hiving opened a Ilo'jse fur the pro;;
eeution of a general Commission bi?.i-nes-s,
he will give particular attc-nu'on to
Ci-nsignn-.cnts of southern and western
prcduc- ; for sale in thus innrket.
In solicitini; thf p- i onagc of his friend.
nn j the public, he n ed i:cart-ely a i J il.at
every attention cuc to insure prompt
itude in tho t ransactK-n of any hu-mie;
r r 1 1 r u c : ;j i to him, v.- 11 be given o.i nis
part. He legs lav e to relcrto
rif-ssrs. r,.-ba A Ko, )
" Wilson, Y.'riehtficCoJ I.V.V Orlaas.
Mr. I.::, 11 McRae, 1
' A. i Pr.v.ra, J Gicuda.
" Samuel Co,. )
Eahiir.ore, Feb. 1, 1 3 13. 5-1 Cm
f t r I :- s! C4 v o c c r i c I ! J
UGAH.
tee.
a!r.
Rio & !Iavur..i Cofil-e, Mo'as-?,
ripjer, Um-er, InJ;:io.
Madder 4-.
c-c. ecc, :or sale lov:
l7
A. W. ARMSIT.ONG.
April 22, 1SI3. G-lf
Kardr;asc & Crockery.
A COMPLETE Hsortment ofifard
ware eb Crockery, just received
and for sale low for cash, bv
HUNT v5c Co.
April 22d. - C-tf
LATE
JUST. received nnd still rnceiving. per
.earners John II. lii!!sn and-Fe!-rnont,'
a fresh ar.d careful! v v!cpted
supply of DRY-GOODS d: GROCERIES
consisting-cf every variety in demand
in this market, which will now bo sold
extremely low for cash.
T-hoe wishing to purchase would do
well to call and examine our slock Lc
fure purchasing elsewhere.
A. V. ARMSTRONG.
Pon-ola, Apl. 22, 1813. G-tf
Xfl BUSHELS of real Petty Gulf
COTTON SEED, j-m rtieived
per steamer Belmont; ia store r.nd for
sale by
A. V. ARMSTRONG.
April -y. 7.if
'Ti e w Goods,
eiiiAP rsi mm
Tho subscribers aro now recei'.'in
from New Orleans a larg ossortment
of seasonable goods amonsr which ae
new styles of French Printed Muslins
and Lawns, English & AmprirnnPrir,.,
white, jaconet and striped Muslins Fan
cy dress Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Apron
Checks, Brown ec blenched Domestics.
Linen Drills and Cottonades, and a full
assortment of Boots, Shoes and Bonnet,
which will be old at lover prices than
ever befrro offered in this market.
. " - BUNT cb'co;
April 22. : c-tf
rr-i i n-i . . . . a
; y -nr. suosenber, thankful forthepat
ronnge he has heretofore received
takes this method of informing the plan
ters of Ponola and the adjoining counties
that he is prepared to execute order's for
making and repairing cotton gins, cotton
ifiras.'.crs, wneat thrashers and fans on
me snortest notice and on reasonable
terms. He isalso ready to execute tur
ning in iren, steel or wood. IJa l0v.zs
by close attention to business to meri't"a
snare ct patronage. His prices shall bo
as low as those of anv other ; .k
. i in i nt:
country. He may be found at all timoa
Bt nis shop in the eastward, Grenada,
iwuuoors easioi ;uft.ierry-s Blacksmith
n "I1 wf,r.k fepairinpr warranted.
Grenada, Mi., March 9, 1 843. l-tf
OASTINGS and Hardware of every
description m store and for sale low
for cash by. A. W. ARMSTRONG
April J22d, Gtf '
'(Kr Goods itfiit
pHE subscribe!., anxious to sell off
ii eni oiocic ot Goods before ro
newingagain. cgera focr-ii v
V
t.?;u r a pit
-- 4... 7 ."i D J Si -
1
gin making;
Tho sub;'cri!-;f U-gs leave !; 'inform
thoPbntors of Pt,noI.t'and the adjoining
counties, that, tiaving jjermnii'riitiv.i..c:f
ted in th-a town of Vt no: j , hr- h pi e
parcd to make to order C;xtcx Gi:s of
the first quality, on the plaiu.fGr..voLD
Oi I ii ATT. Uo haa cevcial of i!ni
make now on hand and for sale, which
ho uill warrant. r.3 will as thnseoflm
own make, equal, if not superior to anv
now m ue: Ho i3 Riso r(.ajy ,0 rJ.
pair any uins on the shortest nolic?, and
v.'i.l warrant the work.
Tl.ofc pcrfcp.j who mwy wish to r.co
s,occi!iicn3 of his work, ran do so 'at t!..
plantations of Mr. II. W. Mid lleton and
Jlr. Ldvvard Davis, Ponola reu,ntv, Mr
James Morn-, Lafayette co., auj .Mr.
David V. Dicke
Hen. Jno. Ray burn and Col. T. D. Hill
alyo hav.e her-iinrnf t! cn.r. , ,i.
For all work dor.e, the lowest cash ori
ces wnl be chare d. ?hoP in the N E
rn.;r ofihetown. A. II. UURDLN'E
i onola, Marcli 25, 1C43. "3-if
POWDER and Shut, Lt ad, d a l,,r-.
S assortment of Quceii'a ware and Tm
ware, for sale Jjv by
a., : ...'AnMSTONG.
I?2 ercaiiJiSpnn,
rILunaer.s:f;r.ed would reject fullv
in-orn, th.-,-friend-, nod the public
generally, ih;U il.ey ,;ive rc;;uivej on
changing their inn U;r,f baches. Thv
willherfafiet-K-;! fur CASH, and cash en
ly, ,t i ice sp. Kd to the titnes.
All those indebted to us either by note or
t:rcc.e.nt are cnrr.e?fly re-j-tested' to. come
toruard and luoke pnyi:i:,t, as iviitctra'
ity o,;i the part of our cu.-Mnmeis i ilis-p:niil-:e
tuour stycess in binines.
J. & A. K. Rini'lV
i iiii,..;, i!
tr . ., t .. st
Inrc'i 10, 1 Ci3. l'.r
rtj HF.iirTJer-i-r.eJ wish to inform tho
PiMrcr. uf Por.ra and th adjoining
cvuni.u.' that th.ay are i;ow prepared to
Wo?!! ttork in iie al.mt lire, on ther-h rrt
est notice a-id in!i- let manner a!,,
running g.-ar can I- h... a' our jrh'ip o-i
t'e i-i-t ter.n r-.:.d uf the l.-ot quihty.
Ai! work isarran'e.I i:ot to l-rcelled.
ii'e v!:t!h-d ia the State. Oar prireshall
he as low asthore of miy s!mp for work
il- ne in the same style, person- ui',
ingtl.eirg:nj repafred wiii c'o'ell io
send them to the shoo as eariv nt
bio. We hope io merit nnd share a lib
eral pat rona2o. fJC? Shot) oa th3 road
leading fro..i Charleston to Ponola, two
and a half mi'cs north of Piiar -aiia
d. P. HANKS vfc Co.
April 22, iS3. C-l"
fUGAR, CofTce, Molacs.
C)Sa!t, Window-ghss, h:4
domestic Drv noo Is. Ill t'r.
and fur sale low for CASll. Lv
U. TYSON.
Par.ola, March C, IS 13. ltf
ii urs . u al, ii o,u the
- - -
Steanileat Belmont, at
tho town of Belmont in
Ponola count v, the ne
gro boy NELSON, five
icet 11 inches high,
eqppcr colored, he has a hesitancy in
his speech, is nb-.ut 25 years old. "nnd
weighs about 170 lbs. When he left
tiie boat, he wore a roundabout nnd o'h
er cloti'lrg nsually worn by deck hands.
I will give 25 dol: 3 reward to any
person who will deliver him to Capt.
Wallace, of the s'eamcr Belmont, or
tho same amount for his a !pr hcnsl.m
and security in 'lie of Poiiola or ?ny
other County jail in the State, or 50 dol
iai'3 if delivered to mo in Vieksl-tV"
JOEL H. WILLIS.
Vickshu rg, Feb. 27, 1813. 2-;f.
N O Ti C E.
A RF.EAHLY to an otder of the
Honorable the.Probato Coa r nf T il-
lahatchie count v, ma.de at i!k Anri!
term thereof; I shall proceed to sell, on
the fifth day of Juns nest, in iho town
oi inaneston in saleouatv, on a credit
ot twelve months, with bond and approv
ed secuiit. , the following land, belong
ing to the estate of Cade Al ford, de
eeare 1, late of said count y,io avii; the
South-east quartet of Section twelve, in
Township twenty-four, Range 2, Easf.
Salo to u.ko place uilhia-tho hours
prescribed by law.
HAMILTON DOG AN,
Executor of Cad a Afford; defd.
Charleston, Mb., April 1 1 th, A.'rj
l3j3 C-3.v-pf4d
h BOUNDS CH0ICEBA-
Q ,OUlCOv. Just received 2f
steamboat Shakespeare and for sale low
for cash by .
J. & A. K. ERWIN.
al 1 3 7-tf
RANGER'S NOTICE? '
Taken vp by.Aron Pitt, one bright
bay mare, four years old, blazed face,
left fore foot and' right hind foot" white'
fifteen hands high. Aponmed to 40
. DAVID DUKE, Ranker P. Q.
April 3. 4-3 t p fee
Notice.
Persons who have taken up stravs
are r.otifiednot to deliver them uo with,
out a certificate fror.i me cf ihe'mu'nt
of ail costs. -David dtticm
Tn?-3TERN PRCDUCE a rpn,.
V V ix supply, constantly ca hand lc
ior saie oy .
. K . ...
J, is Ali. ERWIN.
iny 3 8-tl
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LIFE AND SPIiECiiEs
CP
IIEXI1Y CLAY
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ii. The spof.Lhc3 of Mr r
thrs work r-.n-no i - -reej tj.
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o:i restored to the fi
O. llioni Imvj- r herr. .
P'vmg his own
Uicf,,., without inte-rrnlatio;)';r5?f ,
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thi,
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ry C!ay,,n -tho Sh,S!lt.5 cf lhar:;.;
Virginia engraved" 0" -;-c ' '"'
, ,,IK;An '-TvPd Fac;:e ::,
effc-r iron, Mr. C!av.
S"r:i is th, ch ,(:-ic;cr;:c!,
cor,-o:i'R ol t!.a ..-.'.'f.h.n. ,rTin.' 'n--:
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P!i'm'c in two ! u rj vu
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Y printed, ci lair, white'p.no?, i
W'l.
V , 111 'e covers ha!
'u,l--J ci.e.-i-er than ruv sc'i df
r;,V w;!S'e t,e.,u.,evvehrP2tog:r,
! ttf,e ,arS3Jt Circulate ever attAc'
by any.
.-V pfonou, l,o.st!-:0- five
t u,:a Uf t'en.rrnant pnnciV.v x
!wa:ure4 " Nation:.!. Policy cfvj
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o u tbo fort.-my.si champion !o t,
esp
cia'ly
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to the vanmn VK' .
17.atir.n3 and (!l-,v ft,,!,. .1 0 'b"3
ill iv.
ueittly aprc?l for uU! iu ourtn to-:-i
tcni, ctrcu!a:i,Vi of th; 0,;r, s-'
render Us reru.sa!, as ntar.'y r.S tiJaybf"
"aiVt;r5a!V u c a-:k theiutuj.tfn;:
tor oar sa,:cc, bat to advance vh3 rrcr '
Cause to which their cr.er:c$ a;e r- '
voted, and b-causa that C:rj:.2 can ia i:
way be more l-erruiVMvelv.r.inrcsJcccsj-tii..
comnienJed u the public j.,Je-y
mc-nt, the popular heart, than in the U?:
sons of iar seeing Patriotism, the bj;:
ingLloqucnco of Henry CLr.
Resp.ee: fully,
CREEL Y& .McELIJATII, '
ICO Na?.-au St., Ncvv-Yc.-J,
l his edition of Mr. Clay's Life::;
Speeches will be iisncd on or before ti:
1st of Jjp.3r.est, and will lo first
plted to those who shall have p-evbitrij
subcrib- d and paid for copies, ia ths
order of such payment. Price $1
the whole work.. .9 10 peir dozen, 3
per huaded. Subscripts anJ o:i ,
are respectfully solictej.
The exceedingly b.y price at vhia
this work is to bo rml.lUhrvt nhn'n'alf
.precludes tho possibility of disposi
' , ,f'
i , An
m -any instance, on terms o.k
cash in hand. Oar f.-iencs fft'i
therefore understand that. lionerC
responsible they mav be, we must
here with tho . utmost strictness to
cash principle.
Almost every village, certain'? al
most every town wiil "be able b
clubs of twenty. four. And in all casei
where the money fC-of) for ?1 rerlc.'.
or over is sent through the Post 0's,Z
cnc! a certificate taken from the Pes'.
Master, it may be sent at our risk. i
the Post Master will Le entitled cne:??f
gratis.
It is particularly rcjttcSteJ that 8-'
orders bo nccon'paniej by specific -i'
recttens as to the manner ia
which thf .
bo.ks shall be forwarded, tad vrbca
unaccompanied by stch specific dirss
tions, the books so ordered wiil b S?-'
ly put up i.i bundies or br-nei, and &i
tianto and place of destination kg'-'5-
marked thereon, and the baxesaf Fa"
ages retained in our ware-room cn1
callel for, or directions given a? tatni
manner of their shipment. Tl.3 Pa''
Ushers will not hold thcmsclvas rcspc
iblo beyond their shipment, cr dehtf
to order. G.
Neu-YcrZ; Apr!!. 1G43. I
U Oil GALLONS STONE V.'iKjSj
and for sale by
A. W. ARMSriiU.
April 29.
QUKKN8& GLASS-WAKE, a J
assorttner.t, just .rccei
TTIl-f
on hand, at first cost. "
r V ... " J0f,N K- TOWNES."
laieevine, Mareh 13, J?3 ..tf
MiL.-r' IM', 'Ol Ch-.Mtvit '.'f -il.
A pi 22, 1513.; - - 6-f
J. 5: A. K. 1!',
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