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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

NN FRIDAY, the BIB ri February, | viii sell in
~ front of my Ancti Room, OF 10 Valuable
NEGROES, among them some valuable house
servants. CIl ARIES PHELPS.
Jan - tbs
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VALUABLE REAL pnopERwY

IN IynChbUTF, and rs rIcIniiy. Tor SAD
fIN virtue at the last will aud testament OF the Late
~ Christopher Anthony, the undersigned viii sell,
at public auction, "u Saturday, the 18Th of Fcbrua-
" next, that valuable and eommodlous House aud
Lot, !ing on Franklin Hill III the town Of Lynch
burg Inch his tcsator resided nj the time Of his
death. The Improvements consist of a large and
spacious Dwelling House, With eight rooms, the
ccssaty out houses office. A. all lately erected, and
in first rate order. The loi Il well enclosed, and
both ward and garden III hi2h state Of improvement.
indeed tins is certainly the desirable ia
niv residences, III the town OF Isnchhurg.
YtraS--Eour eight aud twelve months credit :;
Gcaota'Ic bonds, with personal security, and deed
of trust ON the property. {. J.. MOSBl,
1dr WiM the uW annered. Of Z. inthonY dec.
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''em Orkons C0nai-Ihc Bulletin Of the Dist ut
's'-"lh This day VIC record the arrival of TIE lrs
'sssei In the Basin Of the New Orleans Canal.
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u 1ktINlN Mt rules held III the clerk office
oi the Circuit Superior CONT OF Law aud
chancery, for Franklin county, the 18th day otJanu-
AIRY, 1876
john Fralin, Plaintiff.
igdinst
John Arthur, executor of John Arthur. SEN deed,
and IN his right, John Fisher and Nelly his wife.
sally PoIeet Daniel Webster and Rhoda his wife,
Lewis Arthur, Jefferson Arthur, Thomas Arthur,
Elizabeth Arthur, Marlin Dillon and Lucy his wife,
Esom Sink. John Sinh, and William Bird, jr. and
Asenath hs wac, Defendants.
rH,scERr.
The defend nts, John Fisher and Nelly his wife,
sally potcet, Daniel Webster and Rhoda his wife,
Lewis Arthur, Thomas Arthur. Elizabeth Auhur,
Nafn Dillon and I.ncy his vile, John sink,
not having entered then appearance and gsen secu-
rity. according to the act OF Assembly aud the rules
OF th's Court, and II appearing from satisfactory EVIL
dcncc that they not inhabitants OF ihls common
wcnth; OH motion OF the plaintiff By his counsel 1t
Is ordered that the said defendants do appear here
The first Monday in Aprtl next, and answer the plain
lifts BILL and that copy of this order be forthwith
published for months successfully. and posted al
the front door Of the cour; house OF Ills county.
A copy-Teste,
M G. cARPER, u. c.
January o5 WINS
NTIRGINIt AT rules held in the clerks office
OF the circuit superior court of law and cl,au-
Gerry vi the county OF Nelson III the mont Of Jan-
uary ls.H:
James y. Moon, administrator Of Shelton R.-
sris decd, Pitts.
against
William NJ. Thurmond. Lee ". Harris. J"hu
Whitehead aud William n. Oliver DeIs.
IN CHANcERr.
The defendant, v lillian y. Oliver, not having eu-
his appearance and given security accordipgto
the assembly and the ul OF this court, 'od Il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that ne Is not an
,nhabitst tins Conmouw caiih II is ordered, that
tho said deendan, do appear here IN the iust dov
ot Ap,il term next and answer the plaintiff bill.
aud that a copy OF This order be forthwith inserted
in the I.ynchburg Vrginian, newspaper published
in the town Of lynchburg, for t~o mon'as success
sivey and another copy posted at the trout door 81
| the Courthouse Of this county sone cougt day.
"ory-Tssts.
RIO. G. CUTLER, Cis,k.
| Ian. IS win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

Gen. Bernard is said to have written 10 D
friend IN lhls country from Paris, giving" the strong.
assurance Of the Kings aversion TO hosliliirs,
aud ri his desire To end the controversy by the
payment OF the Naturalization, upon any plausi-
hl, fliImcnt of tie condition ANNEXED to the act
Of appropriation by The Chambers"
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sszz;,gyssx@s
~ GO
CONGRESS-,

At our last dates from Washington, both Houses
of Congress were discussing the Abolition oues-
ton. Benton, Resolutions were still before the
Senate.
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~ ~ odln G. Clay, Esq. of the delegates from
0uny TO the Legislature, has been compelled, by
e indisposiiiou, to return home. We arc gl1d
" ueaf 'ha. bis health is improving
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

W we shall lay before our readers, soon as
r''''o"' Mr.. Wcbs,rr's powerful speech on Ben
"" Resolutions. 1t shows the groundlessne,s Of
'e runors, which have been so current recently
VI ''s gcntlcman's drscrlion Of the " ,lig ranks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

~ Al Vaughan, Esq. (adn,) has been e.
lretcd supply the Vacancy from pinwiddc eoun-
", Ivy majority of 81 votes, over VIM. Il. Good
wyn lwhiel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

NiaaIp-Wc lean from the No'iuk papers
that Col. Bankhead will proceed, in thu course ol
a few days, 10 Florida. 10 take the command of,hc
arlillcr, IN that quarter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
his hands, ill the Senate Chamber with plan, in

his hands, ill the Senate Chamber with plan, IN
siruments IN do his wl
What pray, has the Presidents "pnbic duv'
10 do viii the ranking of Bcnlon's speeches =
l'oeS my body, the most devoted par, -man ii the
nation, believe rha, he was for Il moment nnucn-
ced by an, such considerations Not orc. Ills
personal pride, mortified hy the standing rebuke,
which the Senate Journal if unmuaicd. is dos-
tined 10 hand down TO posterity, OF II hish-handcd
exercise Of Executive powcr.-one of the few
monuments Of the Independence OF an ace sigma
ilzed Tor its ser,ilitv,-hi> wounded pride and that
alone, has instigatcd this unidentified and indei,nsi-
bic procedure.
We need hardly comment ON Gen Jaekson's
ailnsion 10 the course Of Judge White ON this sub
lcct. Il is Known that Tie Judge based LIS oppo.
sitlon 10 the ENpunging resolution on tue ground
that II proposed breach of the constitution which
he had sworn 10 support. Gen. jackson cannot
himself estimate properly the character Of an
oath, when he ccnSurcs Judge White for not di>rc-
cardlng It's obligations, in order 10 crafty has
Whlns 1t shows, too, that Gen. Jackson deems
every man Il traitor and an cncmv who dares II
think Different, from hnl~ci--and would, doubt.
less, if lie had the power, hang c,e,, mothers sun
of them "under the "a section"
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Fresh Candies. &C.

w r have Just received lot Of Fresh Candies.
w OF very superior quality. Also, small qnap
ny OF Preserved Cltron.
J. +. ( J. T.. royal.
t,e, IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

o. s,sn.api Healdsey, Esq, leading member OF
the New York delegation IN Congress has been cleo
ted .ittonr- General .. ihr State,
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IsOLCONasE ~ OTEY.

~ "
hfFER their services tn the public, to der
~ a general Commission Business. They are
ready TO make reasonable advances to all persons
who intend to send their produce to this market.
They hope by strict attention to business to OBJ
tain a share OF public patronage.
TiIOS. 4. HOLCOMfE,.
JOHN NJ. OTEY.
July IL VISIT
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ANTI-NAN buren, CON|ENlloN.-

ANTI-YAN buren, CONNENIlON.-The
following additional delegations have been appoint
ed TO this body
Lpn.nlure-Rey. Thomas Adams, Capt David
Street W1n e. Oycron and J. 4. Smith.
Louisa-Nn. q. Harris, Thomas Johnson, Mel
son Burrus Francis Johnson. r. Hirhcrsion Nv in
ston. Jan,es aiclie and Peter II. Daniel.
Ra,doiph-Wm. c, Raymond, Cen Isaac b"osi
and Lcmue Chcno"ith.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

" T., On the 18th lust. S,oc. Of The L $. Danh sold
=" Philadelphia at SLY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
AUCTION ANDCONN
BUSINESS.

IOIlN X. ID. PAYNE, Auctioncef. and General
- COMMISSION Merchant, returns his sincere thanks
TO generous pubic, Iot the liberal patronage hc has
received thcr hands. lie stlI continues the above
business all branches, n his extensive Auction
Ilou-r, Opposite 10 the banks, and hopes by unie
m,tling attention 10 business, to merit continuation
of the patronage OF his friends aud the community
generally.
lie has IN Storr, and int'"ds keeping eonstontiy
on hand
ST. Cron Sugars, Laguyra and 81. Domingo Col
fee. Gun Powder and Imperial Teas, Loaf and Lump
Sugars. New Orleans and West India Moasses, III
hhds and bbls. Sperm aud Tallow Candies Russct,
Black and Sole Leather, Ras,uS, Pepper, Cap aud
Letter Paper. Secars, Fancy Soap, Gun Powder, &c.
&c. VI ich h. will sell at a small advance. Ner-
chants and coupir, arc respectful, invited 10
rive hln, a call. JOHN X. ID. PAYNE.
Iucii,n,tr and Gtaerui Commission Merchant,
Bank Square.
Jan II tsh
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NDMoVAx.

u. NORVELL. having taken the house late
~ y occupied by Messrs Franklin. Hunt & Go.
Immediately opposite the Vrginian Oice,) respects
July informs his friends and ahc public generally,
that his stock Of Dry Goods has been lately enlarged
by fresh supply from the North-amongst which
may be found many desirable Fancy Articles.
lie Is determined to sell Goods as low as any house
IN the place, and ask, call from those wishing to.
buy.
Jan. ~ 1w IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

o." We are g,at,Gcd to perceive b, a letter ifo"'
James Garland, Esq to the Editors of the Ghal"tes-
vile Advocate that we, well as those Editors ms
understood portion Of that genlleman's speech IN
Congress, on the Abolition question. lie did not
intend TO say, supposed that the South would
not object To the recognition OF The constitutional
power OF Congress to lceIsIac on the subject OF SIa-
very in the District of Columbia provided the North
EN- members would agree thatt Is incxPcdlentt 10 ex-
,rcise it. Tn the contrary, he contends that on
gress has no right to touch the question: aud that the
South should require of the North al esprit renun-
citation OF such right. We repeat our gfat'lleai'on,
tlat on this subject Maj Garland has shaken OF the
trammcls OF party
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

U,U aoae Indiand "A resolution. instfucing the
Indiana Senators to vote for the Expnnging rcsou-
tom has been rejected in the Senate OF thai state Il
to l. Tie other House did not act upon them. Arc
not til, Indian. Senators virtually instructed TO vote
against expnrg ing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

" IRGINIA At rules held III the Clerks office
Of the Circuit Superior Gonli Of Law aud
tharcrry, for Franklin county, the 18th day otJanu
Ary 1876
john Frailin, Plaintiff
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GEN. JACkSoN'S LETTER.

We subloin Gen. Jackson's letter to MIR Nich-
''Non' OF the Tennessee Legislature, to which We
had rctegvlee in our last:
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ROBERT EARLY

: 7 RG TUN UEN TTNT,
= nov at the Franklin Hotel, prepared to attend TO
any call chat may be made upon hum
Dee. n ,ns
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Bcsics SOs-- Observation-Disclosures
Tickets -s--ilakes - 00-drs. r.
For Safe At DlGGES' OFFICE.
Ian
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
EMPORIUM FASHION.

H. ALLEN Il Co. respectfully nfom
lie the citizens of Columbus and IFS vicinity
that they have opened splendid assortment o
CLOTHING, HOSIERY, &c. on the south side of Main
Street Immediately opposite Hopkins l. Yates, where
the most fashionable apparel may he had on accom-
modating terms-Ther assortment consists in par
Of the following articles, viz
Blue, black, dahaia brown and invisible green, fock
coats.
Blue, black, caret, olive, mulberry, and Adelaid
dress coats.
Brown, olive, green, and mixed cloth coates.
Drab brown, mixed, olive, and gr.tn surtouts and
ovrrcoats
Black and brown goats hair can pet coaks
Brown, Mixed blue, black, and uab, cloth and kerr
seYmere pantaloons.
Vests ofevery description double and single breasted.
Black Italian cravats silk hdkis
Gunl-eastic suspenders, stocks, gloves, sc.
Ready nafe linen Of every description--shrts, bo-
SONS, collars &c.
Hats, shoes, &C.
Also, an assortment OF cloths, kcrscymcrcs and
vestiDgs, which they will manufacture in the most
approved style, and according to the latest Gseons.
March II. IS36-37-H
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
= Rare Barsall iM Lamb

HNHE subscriber wishing 10 move TO Aberdeen
n as he has property tic'e' wll sell all ms
Lands and tl,e remainder Of tle unsuid Lots h N
town Ol Ail PORT on tie best ol ttuus. lie las neat
100 acres OF choice land AZ tbs place to!rra0y Wei
improved 100 acres of 1t mostly irtsh iaEd under
good fences, and IA good order ior cultivation; com
i1ftable dwellings aud out houses, sc, with INST
rate new Cotton GIN and Press. Tins place IS stu
ated on the Fayetteville and Tuscaloosa road, u
Mules east OF Columbus, Mssissppi Is most de-
hyhtul situation; hugh and elevated, with plenty OF
good spring water and running creeks all round
There are applications continually To purchase Lots
IA Mil Port and the town has taken very pretty
start, and must be the county site Of a new made
county, which must take place ~ division OF the
Old counties. The town is situated halt mile from
the LuxepahIah river which is with very small mn
proyemels, navigabe Tor keel boats, aud Is only a
lew miles from the rnl rad now chartered from the
Tennessee valley To Mobile Bay. Mill Port IS a
great stand for public house,. and one IS greatly
Needed.
The subscriber also has several places IN tins VI
nty Tor sale ON the best Oh terms. Any lniarlna
ton wanted. can be obtained BY applying tn james
Swcaringen at Columbus Mississippi, or Ia me, VIII,
may be lOund almost at any time at Mil Port Ala
b. DU MAS.
| July so, 1885, F.3tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
MONTACU Els BALM
An Indian Remedy for
TOOTH-ACHE.

WHE established reputation and constantly
n increasing demand for this eiiectual remedy
of Jain and preseryative OF the teeth, has induced
the subscriber TO offer il 10 the American Public
Arrangements have bcen made TO supply Agents IN
all the principal Cities and Towns IN the United
States, 50 as 10 place il within the reach of thosr
suffering and likely To suffer wish That most harrasS
ing OF all aches, TOoTH-AcHE.
When applied, according to directions gwen on
the bottle, II has never failed to afford immediate AID
permanent relief. 1t also arrests the decay IN de-
leetive teeth, and relieves that soreness which 80
frequently renders Strsng tooth useless. The aIr
phcation and remedy simple innocent, aud not
unpleasant, and the large number u persons IN dii-
iefent sections Of the country, that have ready ex
periencsd such delightful and sanitary effects iron
the use of the balm are ready to bear, or the pub
lie guod) their testimony, 10 It's unrlvalled qualities.
II Is an Indian remedy obtained sngulaby and IN
expectcdIy, and may be regarded by The civilized
world as the most valuable discovery of the red
man Of the woods
II. B. MONTAGUE.
Petersburg Prginia, Nov. 1885.
n. Is. All applications ior agencies or orders oI
the balm will receive prompt attention II addressed
TO the subscriber. ii. u. NJ.
W Sold wholesale and retail by SMITH RAIs-
GEARD & Co. only Agents Tor this part of th'
country.
Columbus, May 9Th, 1886. 45-x
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
F,ctorsre 4 CommlslOn Business

FnctSrage & Commission Business
HyHE subscriber reneWs the tender Of his ser
vice, a. a Facf0r aud Commission .hsr-
chant. in Mobile. Circumstances beyond ms con-
trout will cause him to remain in Mobile so late thai
h, MA i. unable TO see MANY Of his old Georgia
and South Carolina friends personally. He IS, how
ever enabled Ia say, that he has connected himself
with Col. c. L. Mathews. Of Dallas county, IN ie
Steam Press and Ware House business, by winch
he offers 10 all who may be pleased topatronlze INN
superior fire proof Storage, Tor all cotton consigned 10
him iorsale From In Iongexperence Augusta, ia
IN tins business, he does not doubt he VIII be able 10
give general satisfaction.
FRANKLIN c. HEARD.
Mobile, Sept. 10, l936- 9-4m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

" We Just received an assortla,-i i q
kE 5oa., suspendi.--, astral, nailt.y, .., i.
aims. SILVER ana plated ware, cOnaI-IIe D.. ..t,
sri-. tab.e salt, and mustard SpOJIs, Ia4u.. e. 4.
her and nlaut.e candlrs,icAs; CUuee usHS uIea. -
cake Aassets: clocks AID vases; NsI,erS, aU.- a.
amp mas; risas tAcAie, &C. SC: and. Gyl- as,f
and wIA keep constantly un ha'a, 2 t',a as-.,r-
ment OF watches ana JrSe.ry AMI al arucys IL ,.sF
inr oi business.
70 Having IA their employ an sApe,.4.
WORKMAN, they viii be abe to gave g.u,.s. ala.
faction Ii tie repairing OF ca'csls AID Wa,c t.
- All work repaired, o. .yOoIS sod by H051ls
and Yates, viii be guarantee BY VI. & ". II
Montgomery, Alabama; ana By Matthew t.yl,4a.
s. Co. Mobile, Ala.
Feb. IL, ls36-S3-t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
apAaNYATloN FOR SAVE.

VHNHE subscribers offer for sale, 4S0 acres Of
IL excellent land, only three miles from CO.
limbus on the Nashville (Young's BlunA) road
About 40 acres under successful cultivation. on
which there is good dwelling house, peach orchard
out houses, negro cabins, &c. Toa persen wishing
10 reside near town, this place presents one Of the
most pleasant situations any where in the vicinity of
Columbus. Term accommodating which NAV he
ltnown hv cnquirno Of Lot W. Laws on the preni-
sea, or Thomas Christian at Columbus.
LOT w. LAWS.
TH0S CHRISTIAN.
June h2if
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
EDG AR FRA EE.

H AS on hand variety of Over Coats, Cloaks,
IL Frock and Dress Coats, cloth and cassi-
mere Pants, cloth, cashmere and silk velvet
Vests, and variety OF other articles, all of which
were manufactured and received late las, spring
purpose or the fall trade. The public are re.
specially invited to call and examine for them
selves.
N. B.--The subscriber intends combining HIM
self principally TO u cash business aud selling at
reduced prices. Oct S.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
GLOBE HOTEL.

7ENllE proprietor having purchased this large
u aud commodious establishment, situated in
NORTH TUSCALOOSA, Alabama, begs leave to
inform his friends and the public that il has been and
is now undergoing thorough repair, and that h, III
tends, it shall equal any House of Entertainments in
the Southern country, in point OF CONVENE nces and
and accommodations, for both man and horse. His
experience IN the business, together with the efforts
he intends making use OF, To please travellers and
boarders he hopes will merit a liberal patronage.
ALLEN WHAILEY
Tuscaloosa, Ala. oct. D. lo36-I5- 3m TT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

TENiIE subscribers offers to sell, at private sale
Il the fine andsubstantial BRICK store, on Nam
street, now occupied by Aessrs, Gibson, Liman
and Law. Possession can be given on the lst Of
January, 1887. For terms apply to the subscri-
Der. ID. 4 W. STANTON.
Columbus, august ID, 1897. Ok
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the October
~ Term, 1886, of the Probates Court Of
Lowndcs County, State Of Mississippi, held ON the
second Monday and tenth day of October lsSS
Letters of Administration of the goods and cha,tels
rights and credits, of Benjamin Morgan, deceased
were granted to the Undersigned Those having
claims against the said Benjamin Morgan, are mott,
htd TO present The same pmpyfIy authenticated,
Wl,hn the time prescribed by law, or the same will
be barred ELIZABETH MCg GAN. .3dmh3r
q Benjamin Morgan, deceased.
November, 5, lSS6-l7-6t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
N o II &c Il.

NlIE subscribers having purchased the Drug
IL Store and entire Stock Of + HooKER,
on MarketStrcet, offer for sale awell-seecte assert
ment Of Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Paints, Putty,
Wmdow-Glass, Soaps, .Periumery, SC. &c. compri-
sing every article in the line. Country merchants
and physicians are respectfully invited to give them
a call
They have also associated themselves in the prac-
tec Of Medicine and Surgery, and offer their servi-
ces TO the pubo, in the various branches of their
profession They may be found at their Drugstore
at all times when not professionally engaged
l.. n. SLADE,
July %, ls36--2-tf j. BAKER
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
And Medicine store.

NNllE subscribers having taken thestore lately
Il occupied by Nlessrs. WALSH * HARRIs,
and directly opposite MeSsrs ECRroEp s FIELDS
Store are no# receiving and opening complete as
sortment of Drugs, Medicines, Pants, Oils, and
Dye StuilS, which we intend to sell wholesale and
retail, upon the most reasonable terms. PHYSICIANS
and planters in particular will find it to their interest
TO call, AS we eau warrant all articles sold by Us IN
be OF the very best quality. And as we intend TO
keep at all tunes full stock on hand, they can at
any time be supplied with such articles as they NAV
want, and as low as they can purchase them in Mo
bile or any other southern city.
we have also great variety of Patent Medl-
clnes, Tor tho cure OF coughs, consumptons rheu-
matte complaints, fever and aguc, intermittent evers.
&c; winch nre highly recommended BY many of the
most respectable physicians, both in England and
tins country; also, all kinds Of surgical Instruments
A supply of the finest kind of French pertmer,
great variety OF fine soaps, and general assert
ment OF fancy articles, such as hair cloth, and hat
brushes; snuff and tobacco boxes, SHAVING mir.
rors, &c.
Some superior old Madeira, Sherry. and PORT
wlnes' fresh box ralsns and fine almonds. We are
expecting Also supply OF fresh confectionery, from
New York.
On hand, window glass of almost all sizes.-An
which we oiier to the public, aud hope by keeping
the best OF articles selling cheap, and strict aten,on
to business to obtain a share of their patronage.
SMITH, RAINGEARD, 4 Co.
April s, lS56-4l-x
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
July 80, 1886.
GROCERY, STORAGE,
lind Commission RiISlIlPSs.

HNIlE undersigned, having associated them
II selves under the firm Of Estes, GIBBS,
4 Go" for the purpose Of transacng the above bu-
sness in the tow OF Columbus Mississippi respect
fully inform their friends and the pubic, thai they
erected the bank OF the river, above Messls Clark
4 Co.'S. large and commodious brick Ware-ho Sc,
entirely above mgh-water, and offer their services II
rceiv z storing, forwarding, and shipping cotton,
aud other articles, which may be entrusted to Their
care.
They will receive by the first boats from Mobile a
large and general stock Of groceries and provisions
and intend keeping constantly on hand every article
connected with that line Of business, to which they
particularly invite the attention Of planters, house
keepers, merchants, &c. &c.
10 Liberal adpances made on all consignmems.
BENJAMIN ESTES,
WIN. II. GIBBS,
VIM. J. ESTES.
REFERENCES:
Columbus, M. VIM b Winston and Charles Albert;
Mobile, .Iid Gwathmey & TumpkIhs, and Goiee 4
Sedge;
.Nec- Orleans, La. Maddux & Woods
Richmond, ia. Parsons 4 Winston and James Win
St0n
baltimore, Ma. Selman & Crook and Lynch &
Craft
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