Ponola [sic] weekly register., July 29, 1843, Image 3

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

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'Arrival of the Ilibernia
,-. The splendid steame
at her wharf et
Boston", Monday morning, 3rd inst. at 6
o'clock, making the passage in less than
13 days. She brings Liverpool . files to
the 20th ult.,and London tothc 19th.
IRELAND. " " '
The debate in the House of Commons
instructing our bena.
U.l.nmia I 'ant I . P - -
Last I , J - ... ,
ask ot the General government a dona.
ers viXuW'WmztynK-r&mv'-' u...
over and settle in the United .States. It
is a religious movement- these people
preferring the good .old orthodox "doc
trines to the. modern philosophy of Ber-
lion of tho inundated lands between the
"
Mississippi and the Yazoo, Tallahatchie,
Yalobusha, and Cold Water rivers, on lin. There are men of ery large for
condition that the" State shall build a tunes among them: old German noble-
levee on the Mississippi, and thereby re- meri' whose pedigrees date back to the
rlaim the lands. This is of the oreat- thirteenth century. They -will make ex."
.- Ti-iH Armh RlU. On the 16th, WaS I . ,t C,, 1 I .1 1 I.n-oo nnrl n-rc rvlirillf
onC of the most animated that has taken pleasei to sec no opposition , in either to settle in Wiskonsan. Cleveland Her-
p!aec during the session; the policy, ol branch of the Legislature. -Those lands aid.
lhe present as compared with the late enaWe lho state to build the levee, .t. Nauv ..
Government, was reviewed by the and by rroper management to pay all The editor of the Cuyahoga Falls
friends and opponents of each with more of Jebtg witnout a resort to an in" True American says he conversed with
t ., . - (front ilflal 01 acn . ... n ... r - . . . ,
or less success, emu 531 rcreased lax. -xouinror.. : a rrentleman a dav or two since, who naa
1 , T IIV, cnrpcll. in
mony. Lora Jonn xvucu a jr"-'
nnrtlralar. was unusually strong nd
rented: it has received a large meed of
praise from the party of which h is lord
ship is the recognized leader. .
nf,tr have come to a crisis no icss
iuuvvv 1 "
ra
se
tiny
ern
13
that
days wilf probably witness tne Cevejiope-
ment of their policy; rT''-'"
' An account of another great meeting
VPllnw Ffiver. IMpIv visitr.d the mormon rrorniei, who
The New Orleans Courier of the 10th slates that there are nowat Nauvoo,
notices the. death of a man in that city congregated from all parts off the vyorld
from yellow, fever. The Tropic in 17 or 18,000 souls id a miserable,
speaking bf the matter says: -"We may wretched condition, subject-to the order
While hundreds become dis
..oi the counties oi ronTQTOC, iip-
pah, Marshall, Desoto Lafayette, Pono
June 8V , - A." VV. ARMSTRONG.
apl 29
J.-& A.K. ERWIN.
7-tf
la. lallahatchie and, 1 aiotjusiia: also in rTTDCPiriMP. pr.OTTT? int hist 're.
tnc nancery vouri ai .noiry crrinB3, kJceived and for sale by
ana reaerai Vvouri m rouioioc.
W.G. TURNER, wilKresida in Ox
ford, Lafayette caunty, Miss., and T. B
Mis3. " All 'business entrusted ! to .their
care will receive prompt attention.
July 29, 1843. 20if . .
Assignee's gale. -
DfY virtue of an order of the Hon. the
.Distri
net Court of,the United States
for the.Northern District of Mississippi,
made at Uie May Term, A. D. 1343,
thereof, I will proceed to sell on the
premises, in lhe town of Ponola, in Poii-
iuuvw.- soon cxnoct to near oi me Goinffsoi yei- ci smith.
. . . i n hur hi npnn. rvi 1 i i
pid inanumw , . . , , low Jack amoncst us, but there is vet no satisfied with the represented promised
nding large bodies ot troops to suoaue . Prudence-in clothing land, and leave, for a better "heritage,"
ouiurca.v .u j - , and d and ahslinence from he use of thcif rlaces are fiHinrrup by fresh con-,
ment has done noi i g . finir:ts arethG most RfTcntivo nre.l vfrf5 tn .a wicked system of delusion.
atitisclear from the minister s .one, .yesaf aTda which nonc The great temple estimated to co?V half
their patience .s wua-f-,. - . , . n.., ,Trt.. -TFA,V n Aillinn nf dollars. Has advanced abodt
I o O' ' ' . - w
.11
CLUS
-Sj X BBls. Rectified Whisky,
10 do. Brown Sugar,
10 IJags Ivio Ooiiee, i ; ola countv Miss..-at nublic auction, on
J5 Kegs assorted Nails, now receiving Wednesday the ICth day of August next,
nr.. !.. I !-! 1 1 , . w
iromocopousana lor sate iow between the hours of 9 o'clock A.-fll.and
A. V. AKMbllvUiNLr. 0viocj, p Aj. ,iie foUowinff described
july 22. 19. " real estate, surrendered as the property
of J. Walker, to wit: ... i
IOtiee, One house and Lot ill. Ponola Miss.,
AN ELriCTION will be Lot 11, in Block 13.
I ' T will ponvnv nnlv siif.h iitifns is vest
i-f . , .1 rtrtl 1 J
Held on Saturday, me ui e(j m ms a3 Assignee thereof.
C. M. WEAVER, Asiignec.
Bv VVrrr. 'Raney, Deputy,
JulyJlS, 1343. l8,-4w.
Counterfeit -
Wre were; shown, a few days since a
144eet in its wi
We have never yet, says the N. York
. j0,.01nnPa i1-.p lnlfV; In- countertcil ?sa Din on me state ian oi rr,P i,rri n mnn regret smninir tho
n,? thP darin tone of defiance which Indiana,- purporting to. be from the Rich- Dedffe we have never yet seen, a wife
the Irish leader noW uses towards the mond. Branch. The public have been because hSr husband became a Wash-
British Government; iii stronger' colors
than any previous one. , , ..
Mr. O'Conriell declared, onThursday,
at the great meeting at Ennis, that the
government Were more disposed to con
ciliate than lis coerce, and if they were
cautioned of these bills heretofore, but Ln-ton:n have vet to see the
as it appears some of them are afloat in sQb3r mari Qnd wine akir:g lodg
ing3 together in the gutter.
Snow Drift. The Dover Gazette
of the 10th i'nst; says', there.-is now a
snow-drift in the town of -Staffordi N. II
this section we think it advisable to cau
lion them again. The counterfeit js ve
ry well executed with a single excep
tion, viz: a ship is pjaced in the bill which
, . . . - r TK
nrr.nr.rpH tn snvPr ihft Church frcm the 19 in none Ol Uie genuiuc Pia.a.
TMinH hn arn.,1,1 rftt tham in filling up and the ignafues are good, which on the first day of June was meas
'excellent humor.' He stated that Peei and the bill at a glance is well calcula- Ured,and found to be three feet five
nnrl thfi conciliatory nartv in the Cab- ted to deceive. This rule will do to inche3 deep, from three to four rods
: hnrl nrrvfiiled. In London, howev- judge thorn bytake none with a ship on long and about two rods wide,
er, the belief is quite the other way, and the upper margin. Indiana Blade.
that the Duke of Wellington's. recipe for One thousand six hundred and ninety
quieting the Irish by force had found three passengers from foreign ports, ar"
the greatest jsumber of supporters in the rived at the Quarantine ground, N. York
Cabinet, leaving Peel and the moderate 0n the 4th inst., nearly the whole of
party irl, a minority. The language whom were frorri Liverpool
ilia
-inst., at Ponola and Bir
mingham, for Major cf the
1st Battalion of the 21st
Resiment of Mississippi Mil-
By order of the Col. Commandant.
WILLIAMS, Adj'l.
- Julj' 15th. 1843jT-18-2w. - " '
JStatc of Mississippi:
.' PIKE COUNTY.
In the Probate Court of said County to
August Term, 1843.
To ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ES
TATE of Peter Quin, dec d. Glibli. i
1NG: . ,
VOU are hereby cited to be and per-
JL. sonaily appear beiore tne i-rooaie
Assignee's Sale.
BY virtue ol an order of the Hon. the
District Court of the United States,
for the Northern District of Mississippi
made at the May Term, A. D. 1343,
thereof,-1 -wiil proceed to sell on. the
premises,- in the town -nZ Panolar iaPon-
ola county, Miss., at public auction on
Wednesday the 16th day of August next,
between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and
'5 o'clock PM." the following described
real estate, surrendered as the properly
of Wm. Roberts, to wit:.' ,
1-30 acres of land lying in Sullivan
county, Tennessee. -.
I will convey only such title as is vest
ed in me as assignee therecf.' ' "
C. M. WEAVER, Assignee.
Esq. and settle the sums immediately.
ELY & BROTHER.
.. PonolaJune 1, 1043 12-6w '
. - ; y,. Notice. ; y
AGREEABLY to an order" cf the
jl. nnirable, the Probate Court of
Tallahatchie county made at the June
Term A. D.' 1813; I shall proceed to
sell on the first, day of August next in
the town of Charleston in said county
on a credit of twelve month's, with bond
and approved socuriiy, tho following
lands, belonging to the estate of Josiah
Robinson deceased, late cf said county;
to . wit, north, east quarter of section
thirty tou r, in township twenty three of
range one west, containing o:-:c hundred
and sixty -acre3 more or Ics.i. : .Sale to
take place within the time prescribed by
law. ' '
ALllERT G. IIARVISON,
Administrator of Josiah Robi.ison de
ceased. ' '
Charleston Juno 13th 1343-14-3w.
; J. & A. K. E E.WIN,
Ccmmissioa, Receiving &
Forward ins
. 'MERCHANTS.
roaola, Mi.
may'1.. - V -8-tf
PANISH BEG ARS, a fint3 articles
just received and (or sale at 15
per 1,0C?0, by . ,
; A..W. ARMSTRONG.
may 6 ' ' 8 tf
Warehouse & .Cotton Shed.
used by Lord Stanley and Sir James
Graham, during Friday's debate, in
contradistinction tb that of Sif .Robert
Peel, is calculated to strengthen the "lat
ter impression. A little time, however,
will decide thcquestion. The rent is
expected this week to reach the enorm
ous sum of j300C?. . ."..!
MaUoYv-jwas, on Sunday, the scene of
Uie next demonstration, at which 400-
000 persons are said to have been pres
ent. Large bodies of troops arid police
were stationed in lho neighborhood.--:
By a late act of Congress, the widow
of David Williams, one of the captors
of Major Andre, who resides in the town
of Broome, in this county, received a-
bout $2,000. She is to receive $200 a
Hair Oil. A Missouri editcr tells of
a bottle of grease sent to him for a puff.
Hesays he spilled a little of it onalump
of butter and the next morning found
the aforesaid lump when he went to eat
it", full of little hairs!
Escape. The Quincy (Illinois) Her
ald says that the jailor in charge of the
prison in that town carelessly left the
doors ol their cells open, and permitted
year, commencing at the time of her hus- them to escape j upon finding his strong
band's- death, and the $2,000 was the halls deserted, he awoke the town with
amount due at the time the money was dire outcry and frantic yell, knocked
drawn. SchoharieTlepub down his own son in his excitement, and
Jhu h u frightened a store-keeper, who was just
: - . .u u opening his doors, inla an ague fit.
cence vnronicj s situcs mat - - . - . . t -.f
n j ' i P When the jailor's fright wore off he of-
Court of Pike County, at the Court House
in HolmesviUe, on the lourtn .uonaay in B Wm rANEY) Deputy.
August 1843,and show cause if any you July 15 1843. 18. 4w.
can why tne lonowing uescnucu uuut
ot land, belonging to me estate oi saiu . Illsoivcnt Notice.
deceased, should not be sola to wit: i ne mIIE iUndersianed commissioners of
Mn.ik .noetniinffor nt sprtinn I0. len. i 1 . " .1 . Tl .
iuuu w - - - ' i a insolvency. annoinieu Dy tne x ru-
in fractional township Wo. 27, ot range bale Court of raIlahalchio CQ-id&, on
No two, east;- containing io - lhe es.tate of William O. Williams.dec'd.,
acres raoie or less, buuaicu: i" nf ... Tl.iv tprm ,R 43 w:u meet on the
... r l M i,tn ofnnM. ". -
county Li ruuuitt, first Saturday of each month tor six sue-
h is alscr ordered by tfto cessive mor.lhs at lhe Probate Clerk's of
Court otsaia county, tms- au .q lhe town oCChatiestpns
uepuDiisneu-su wetw suw..w., JAMES ALEOKD,
the "uuarto wing, uuu uiau.-ni- i , , A. B. BETTS,
newspaper pubiisnea in me towu r , . r B. g. ARMSTRONG.'.
county ot ronoia. , ;. j .juiv 15. 1843. 18-lt. Commas.
It li"""""- w.... . -
Hoover, Judge 01 tne rroDaie iOllCC,
fourth Monday in June, A. V. I JL between the undersigned in the
Hfprrnn'tilA Rnsinpss in thfi tnwn of Bel-
Issued this the 8thday of June, 1843. mont, i ponoia county, under the firm
J. j. rnuijui wiiwj andstvleol lien r v Laira oso., ana ui
the town of Oakland .in lalpbusha coun
ty under the firm and style -of R-. IL
Laird & Co , was this day dissolved by.
mutual consent; Robert H. Laird having
purchased -lo nliro-intoroat-of- Henry
Laird in both establishments. All per
1 y Iff
msm
riHE undersigned respectfully inform
' A their friends and the pnblic gener
ally that -they hcrve. a commodious
WAREHOUSE & Cotton Shed at the
Steam-boat Landing, and are prepared
to attend to business entrusted to their
raria on the "lowest terms.
i J. & A. K. ERWIN.
Congress' fof the Fall Rivr District,
1-he enormous mu... vr. , - p - - Surf
n proceeGea . . " ' .-
.i ,l,,tt rnrii(Tnfnrt 1 7h.(R II. 11
,oanopensPacoWhcro Mr. O'Oon , -
(own in procession, and then pre
lie is now
fered a reward of $150 for their appre
hensiorf. The whole of the prisoners
have been retaken
A complete revolution in the trade in
Cotton yarns has been effected in N. Ca
rolina within a few years by the estab-
in one spot, was completely destroyed Hshment of a number of factories in that
in a recent fire, not havihg a dollar of gjate. . ,- , , v
ipsurcupon ft. tr; yr f iauu t vw.z
i - 1 ,.-; . t . DIED, , " -
l Dreadful Outrage in Missouri. On Friday morning last, Mr. Young
A most disgraceful outrage1 recently Harris, after a short but severe ill-
i t? t:,-o..; Tho ness.
occurrea in r ciruminjn, ii"uui
toan open snace w . pennil3S9! . Truly do riches "lake to
delivered an address Mr. O Connell e n , Svin g8 and fly away. Mr.
dwelt much on Sir RcV.rt Peel's asser- e , J ,.,'. n11
tion that tne insi ncio
lannuage and religion. - W hen he had
hea"rdthem say that they were aliens in
language, he replied that, -talking the
same language, the Saxon spoke it with
a hissmg, croaking tone, whilst the Irish
;t nut fullv from the heart, and
Jnvp the significance of cordiality in the St. : Louis Democrat states that James
vfords they utter . . , - Lay ton had been conyicted a few months YUAIPKIn"
Thf De'rrv Standard says the Gov- ago, of an aggravated murder commit- Stata Senate at the env
ernmentare watching "the materials for ted upon his wife, two an1 a half years
prosecuting Mr. O'Connell for high since, and Saturday week, was the ap-
treason. . - . ' pointed day for. his execution. He had
The latest news from Spun, show that obtained from the Governor a respite
the embarrassments of the Regent are ti'l tie first cf September, Rut this. fact
increasing. Nearly the whole of Cata- was not generally known, and the people
lania is in arms against him, and aeon- to the number of 3000 assembled to
irWnhle nortiofr cf the troops sent to witness1 the' execution at the appointed
r ...
1843;
July 15, 1843. 18-6 w
Administrator's Sale.
AGREEABLY to an order of the hon
may
8-tf
nrahle the Probate Court of Talla
hatchie county, made at the July "Term,
credit of twelve 'months, with bond and of Janua las.
fChars on Ton- are requested to come forward and make
UWI li fc" . "
J " ' tm a a. 1
day the 21st day of August next, the
following described lands, ueiuugmg iu
the estate of Guy R." Pinching, dec d.,
to wit: Alf that portion of the north east
quarter of section twenty-four, of town
ship twenty-live, ot range two, w,
which was not set apart as tne uuwer u
immediate paymact to either of the un-
CJ A i 15 ID A TiJ.
E are authorized to announce Col. J.
ar a candidate for the
ains November election.
(rt" are authorised to anuounce J AMES
C. ARMSTRONG ass candidate for the oTi.-e of
Probate CoartClerk, for Ponola coanty, at the e n
eain Jscve nbar elec'ion.
(& The Hon. JOSEPH W, CHALMERS
is a candidate for the officc"T3 now holds cf Vice
Chancellor of Mississippi.
.' Wsare authorized to announce B. F. MORRIS
fnrOim office of Clerk of 'ths Cir-
auell the ' revolt have .abandoned his time. .An impression was , somehow cuit Coart of po4oia county, at the ensuing dec-
cause, and sided with the movement. coated, that justice woum - ;
Thi. whole of the car risen of. Barcelona its dues,' and thepeople decided almost cmaie School.
.. u p . ., , , .
j' i.- lnnriro.and the unanimous V. that u'stiee snouia at ence KS. JUKUA1X returns ner s.nc--.u
lias uuoiaica uu"'"" "-j j I ' ' VB .u i
m.vK,Mulofthe garrison of Tar- be satisfied, tx the expense of legal forms. XJ. thanks to
I
the citizens of Ponola,
ragona
was killed in an
to said ot tire garrison oi xur- mum.u - patronage, and informs
In Valencia, the .Governor They burst open the .prison doors ook for "
dersin'ed.'
HENRY LAIRD -
ROBERT II. LAIRD,
N..B.-rThe undersigned" will still
continue to carry on the Mercantile Bu
siness in his own name, at both Belmont
Mrs. Elizabeth E. Pinching, widow of Oakland, and is in hopes to receive
(luv R. Pinchinsr, decM., containing a share of the liberal patronage hereto-
eiwhty-four acres more or less. Sale to fore extended to the firms with which
take place within tne nours presunueu ne was cooncciea. . (
bV law; . . I iJULL. L I3.4ja.litL.
ALifciAAJNULK JUAUUrlUjli, . July 1,1043. Vi-OW.
Adm'r. pf Guy R. Pinching, deceased. . '
July 101B43. l-3w ..- THRESH LAUD; a lew hundred lbs.
m -
B- -il.uc? sale at 61 cts. per lb. by
i tirtnp ot an order of the Hon the y & ERWIN
tho - District Court ;?f the Urn- , r r .... . 7tf ;
ted States; for the Northern District of F . ' '
-I- in 60 lb. kegs just received and for
Mississiooi. made at the May Term, A
D. 1843 thereof, I-will proceed to sell
on the premises, in the town of Ponola,
in Ponola county, Mississippi, at public
auction, oft Wednesday the lGth day of
AuTust next, between the hours of 9
o'clock -A M. and 5 o'clock P.M. the
affray, and his body out the guilty .man erected a gailcws fh 1 1 tu Rentember next. Several
draffTcd throueS" the streets; and the deliberately hanged him, and then hi hlj reSpectable familFea wijl board
constituted authorities are hors decom- peaceably dispersed.
bat. -
Rumors reached Paris at fiie end of
the week that Espartero and the young
Queen of Spain had fled from the capi
tal.. The French Government is accused
of withholding the news from Sairi for
r,iirnnses of its own. There was no
f
truth in the statement, though it is' evi
dent that the position of Espartero is;
still critical." Nothing worthy of note
had occurred in France.
young ladies on moderate terms.
. PRICES OF TUITION.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and
Arithmetic. ' !& uj
Geogrophy, -Grammar, -History .
and Phi'losophy, - - - 12 OCT
July 22. 19. ' "
' i ' '
AdRiinistrritor's Notice.
npHE undersigned, Administrator of
jl. - the estate ot iuary uavis, uca-uacu,
Population of Cincinnati
fumber of white males in the
City of Cincinnati, . Majr 1st,' ;
1843, over the ae of 21,' 10,432
Ratio of white males to popula-
. t(on f to.64, (according loAy
diior of. State'sV calculation) '
whirh wnuld rrive as the ilODU- " 1
lation of the city, 1st May, - having, at.the July Term, 1843, of 'the
1 . - 67 808 Probate Court of Ponola county, filed his
-lb"J' ' " - " " ' . ncfnunts and .vouchers for final' settle-
Whitcmales over 21 yearsof age nt th Bfin'tember Term, 1843, of
, 1 - , .
Simplicity of Diet. It was an obser. in Hamilton, county, May 1st, . UaidCourtr . ! "
- ,t .-.-- iu. ct nonnlpl 1843. - - - - - io,ioui pjoiiUEis hereby given xo aii per
vationot c cumstance Whole population of tne county, 118,040 sons interested to attend at said Septem-
hved above par, and this circumstance x t aazeite: her Term, and show cause if any they
rendered the generality of diseases and j Can, why final settlement and allowance
accidents more difficult of cure. A eel- s. Walker, of Elizabeth, has contract- 0f said accounts should not then be
. : r n nprsnn' j . - iUn Innfmet cimmpr p.ver made. " ' '
bnu ph,.M -H .. - r JrV GEORGE VV. BALD WIN, Mr.
who was remarKaDie ior iuo '' " duiii ra-uro mi.-wi-.
cnioyed at an advanced perioa oi ins
NOTICE.
.A-LL those indebted to Ely & broth-
er. or to the subscriber, either by
note or account will do well to call on
he: subscriber and settle by first June,
otherwise they will find their paper m
following described real estate surreu- th-e natlij3 0f aa ccer as 1 am com
dered as lhe property ol albert v. iult nftiip,i to collect, U. I r bUiN.
LIS
TtferAv feet of the west part of lot
number 10, in block-No. 7; Lot number
in block No. 49; Lots number 3, 5, 9
and 7 in block No. 47; lot number a m.
block No 45; Lots number ? and 10, and
half of lot number 4,. in blqctc Jo. 14;
one kalf interest in Lot 8, in -blocK No.
22; Lota C and 4 in block No. 28; ; Lots
2 and 12 in blockNo. 16-aIl gituated in
said town. -Also, one House and Lot in
. t - i
vat f 1 m . m . I n rV vii TXrr'iS
ho v Boriaesi Known ; m.3 : uutumuiii w
Lot, and one House and Lot in Salem,
known as tne uanieiioi. -
.1- wiU convey only, suen title as is
vested in rne as assignee thereof.
C. M. WEAV EK, assignee,
By Wm. Raney, J)eputy.
;July 15, .1843. 1. 4w.
Admiriislrator's Notice.
Probate Court , j May Term
Ponold county. r ? 1 84.
ALBERT G. ELLIS, administrator
, of the estate of David A Crenshaw,
deceased, has filed his' accounts at the
present term of this court, lor nnai sei
tlement of said estate, at the July term
1813. :
; Notice is hereby given to all interes
ted to attend fctshow cause, if any they
can, why finat settlement and allowance
of said accounts should not then be made.
... . t . A. G. ELLIS, AdnCnr.
mcty 18 1843. . 10-tf.
L. to
. ' ; jLahd for Sale
"7"ILL- oesold "at "a'greaT'SaTgain,
VV the north cast quarter of section
27township 6,rrane 7' east; lhe north
west quarter of. section 3 5 township 6,
range 7 east; the south west quarter of
section 29 township1 7 range 7 east; the
south east quarter of section 30, town
ship 7 jangti 7 east."-
These'lands lie within about five miles
of the town of Carrollsville in Itawamba
coanty, and are gradually tolling or
wavejand,1 well timbered with oak, hick '
ory .and black jack,' with several smalt
strerfms running through them, and ot
an excellent clas.i for cultivation, in a
healthy," section of country. ' The two
last 'mentioned. quarter sections' lie "to
gether. so-CjS to form a half section, and
within one mile of twenty mib -creek
the old Natchez trace running over
part of it..- v ,
-The above land will be sold or ex-changed-for
real estale in this county on
the most favorable terms for ' particu.
la'rs of which inquire at this office.
may 27 1 l-tff - ; :
he followed, was an-
ewprPfl. 'I make one meal a day. Keep
wvvwawj m -
your secret; if you publish it to the
world you will utterly ruin the practice
bf medicine.''
The following is pretty fair: "Legis
lative Assembly A circus, where each
ofthe performers rides his own hobby,
ihd takes his turn at playing the clown.''
" Fatal Encounter .-An ffTray took
place on the 10th inst.j in Bloomfield,
Stoddard county, Missouri, between Dr.
Chapman and Mr. Daniel Stanford, of
that place in winch the lormer was
ei and the latter severely-wounded.
The weapons used were knives or dirks-
-Lou. Jour.- T
July 22. 19-3'vv.
jLobk Out!
IVE bales Domestics, assorted, in store
for sale from.5to.10.cts per yard by
June 8. A. W. ARMSTRONG.
TTIACON. LARD, FLOUR & LIME
13 a new supply, list received and
for sale by J. & A. K. EKWUn.
, June 17 14 tf. , ;
v NOTICE,
"TV C. WILLIAMS, administrate? oi
Jr the estate of G. B. -Carter ee'd
has filed his, accounts at the J"une Term
of the Probate; Court of Tonola county,
for final settlement of sad estate at . the
October Term 1 8,43. , Notice hereby
given to all interested tQ attend and show
cause if any they, can why. final settle
ment, and allowanco;.pf: savd accouhts
should net then be made. ' .
r,D, C. WILLlAMSj Adm r.
x'pni 24th 14 3w, , ; U
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f-' Sale of Town -Xots. fc
NOTICE is hereby, given that the
Commissioners of. - the town of
1 '- "' . M I.."- . . . -
U A RD WARE and Cutlery ol all de- Belmont - in Ponola .county .Mississippi
JLA srrintiorfS- for sale low by
June 8. A. W. ARMSTRONG.,
Just Received
FROM Boston, a fine assortment of
; fre'shShoes and Boo.ts, consisting of
Ladies' Kid Slippers, Shoes, Walking
Ties, and Bro'gans Gents. Calf, Seal &
Kip Boots, do. Calf, Seal and ip orp
hans and Shoes. .Also, a great :variety
cf Children's shoes., -.AH' of which will
oe sold low for cash by '--' ' ;
June 8. . A..W. ARMSTRONG,
A" FRESH supply of Groceries," con
Zl. sistins of Loaf and -Brown bugarsr
-RJrt and Havana Coffee, Rice, Soap,
Sperm Candles, Gun powder, Teas, Bran
dy, Claret Wine and Tobacco of all
brands, &e.&c, low for cash by
I June 8. ' A. W. AKMSl feU.M'.
wiluonaneisi iuuuua; .iu,r.."6.
nrnrfiedto sell at pubh? auction, to tho
highest -bidder all the unsold lots mi
said town. - A credit ot one ana two
years will be given, by the purcha-
ser giving sumcient security.- .ine
stock holders and. all others that may
be interested are particularly requested
to attend. ' ' . . - -
'John Chisbolm
Volny Peel, -
Sam'l. 'ticCoTkle, ) 'Commit
'". -. . J.' W. Matthews, i sioiurs.
Itenry Laird ) - '
june 17th-14-4w. , V
. F. A. TYLER,
; Attorney al Late, ,
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: V I. O. O. F. : v
NOTICE. All menfbers cf the I. O.
" O. F., residing in -this ior the ad
jbining counties,- x;ho are. favorablo to
forming a Lodge at Belmont, are re
quested to make themselves known to tho.
subscriber, In F. L. andT.
'J JOS. M. CLARKE.
Bel rrroitt, jure 2nd 1 343.-1 2-tvv.
Cotton and Tobacco l arjcr, Receiving
and Forwarding Merchant,
. . KEW ORLEANS. . " ;
Respectfully inforrri my friend, and
I '"'the friends of Prije Johnson Co.,
of ;New Orleans, and Johnson, Ray
burn &"Co., of -Nashville, tht the bus
iness of thos houses will be speedily
closed, aud that it is my . intention to con
tinue, in my own name, a legitin'.ate Com-
mission and Factorage business in this
city , from and after the lsrjay of Sep
tember next... 'I respce'ifuly solicit a
share of the business Crom the old pai
rons of theiibove ho'ases. Being accli
mated; I shall reside in. the citypema-
nejttly, and whVgive all business confi
ded to my m?.nagement strict and per
sonal attention. ' --
JOHN K. RaYRITRN.
July.3, 1842,
29-6 ra.
House and lotibr sale.
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. -ifcr 4-4 fTHHE part ' of lot
' 1 ... No.. ,112 front-
- 1 IIS in5 twenty-six ' feet
rr 1BQij 1 onLineSt.inGrena-
! t ' -ir J , iw.ii.if.
J "da Mi., on whicharc-
valiiable improvements suitable for rer-
ideace .or business purposes, near the
Presberian- Chutch,' will be ;sold to
raise money, at one half the original
cost pf the improvements erected Jheie
on. For particulars inquire zi this of
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