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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
.N0fice 10 Farmers.
rEELLyIIa BUSINESS

R-5LJEII9 BUSINESS
- .re Ford Nitis 90 49, shenandoah River
rear ErH--'- f-r-s, o. .is D,mr .nd under
tn. itm " f.HD : -\lDER. oommene.
M IN TIC fret tsy ~ me present month.
GUY AMI a>.gr, al 'h.'e Who prn di,rns
ri To 30 bu-,ros- vim them. that lhey ar,
hc'cvuiyrd 10 p,y the ht.hest matke: r.ic..
f'r WHEAT and o.ttr / I'd, of GRAIS. de-
iNerci ~ tn n Ni1., or delivered az sny
receiving Foirt -" the Rail Road OF II sn,
convenient yo,nt On the River. From their
experience q, M,liers, they can say With
confidence to all those who have Wheat To
OPPOSE 81. that u Sili he great, to their in
t"rr-i 10 give them call before they mske
Jispositivn II tie same and thev earpe.,.
" request their former customPra not 10
make any di.pos,tIoD Of their " heat With.
out tr~t seeing them. as they are we'll salts.
fed that TO milisrs vest Of tho Blue Ridge
can AFFORD % Pry better prces than them
selVr-. any OF Their customers that NAV
prefer grinding, liberal advances will be
made, snd strict attention paid TO Their IN
siructons. The Bull-kin Mills. formerly
belonging 10 John Hsines, deed, aud MIR
John N,rr', VII .tili he carried on by the
undcrsign,d, and one If SAID Mills kept ex
rressly Tor the reception Of Rye and Corn
for which kinds 81 grain the highest marks,
AMI Plaster, will he kept at the mills, TO- the
accommodation of their customers aud those
disPosed TO deal with them.
In closing this brief notice. they should
be acting upgraieful to their feeling. wsrs
they r"i 90 ofier their sincere thanss for the
'rfy liberal encouragement they have here
toinrs received, aud hope. by promptne.s.
and street sttention to business, TO merit =
continuance % suuilsr favor.
BENJAMIN FORD,
DANIEL SNYDER
July Z. 1s36-L
IN appearing before the public in the new
tr'n Of Ford n Snyder. It becomes indspcn-
sabii neessssry thst the unsstiled business
81 Diriel sny der, ADD Daniel shy der 4 Son.
should be speedily closed and earnestly
request ell those Who hsve unsettled 90. I
counts With either, 10 call - soon q. possi |
bic AVID close The same The Books sre At
the ford Mills. and Will he resdy for settle. /
ment Those complying wfh this request
viii srestly oblige Their friend snd obejisnt
servant. DANIEL SNYDER
July 7. 1876.
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Conrr,nnrrr,, nr,1er ,

k"AN'ahioNhh VFFiNEs
CA"isstewR. Jan. IOA, 1885
- The parties interested In the above
'ni. srs hereby noiihed, that on "wednesday
We 9'a DAY 81 Eehruary next, 81 10 o'clock,
A NJ, % The ofics aforesaI shall sote,
UPON the execution % The above derrertai
ordsr--when snd where they ere reaujrsd
10 attend With any evidence ihsy nav de,ir,
- submit. shall adjourn from day 10 dst
until my report u completed
" woRTHINGTON, Ma Com.
Jan. ~. 1897.
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SALT.
Look OtsG T0r .yareh court

- nscessary the subscribers should
y leave here by ne ooh 90 25lh o. this
mon b, snd e y siso neeesssry they should
collect money ~ order 10 get avsy-thsrs-
fore. al persons osing thrn, vho DO oct
psy I'll 90 part % their debts By thst time.
must expect TO have their claims left with
an attorney Tor eoileetion aeeordiag 10 the
shortest mode q the iau.
p. NJ. = c. w. AIsoUITH.
Jas 5, 1897
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TRANSFORMATION
on THE
R.9gE EO.5D.

ItiiC sposcribers. agents for tho wirohcs-
ter and Potomac Rail Road Company.
ar. nov resdy 10 attend to receiving and
delivering Of Merchandise ut
the ChlrlestoSn Depot, and fMNA
20 tho reception OF Country 3fS3
Produce and other commodi- uAf2S%
Ties. to be Forwarded TO Baltimore or George
town.
cssh to he P-il for transportation, on the
delivery Of Goods,
KEYES & EEY.
Dee. %. 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

q ~8s sSS3 1890
a S Il 10 nay intebtion TO leave Virgins. Z
IN will dispose cf ne farm upon which .
rs,idc, .itustsd a. Berkeley county, eontsir-
ing about $50 ACRES. u hes upon IL .
r comfortable Stone
NnnA DWELLING HOUSE.
A. S} cod other out houses necessary
&Stk3 upon . farm Il has been ussd
for srs.ing farm by the subscriber, aud 10
perhaps o, we'll calculated for such ss any N
the county, being well adapted to grass, and
good proportion Of the farm being On mea-
dow. ~ also has an abundance Of water IN
every heId, Which il 40 important on Q farm.
II - deemed unreessssry to say any thug
more respecting it, ~ those wishing TO bvy
would hrst view the property. have other
parcels Of LAND contiguous to the above
farm. which will he disposed Of. and ~ Ill be
sold either With 1t or separately.
Also.
will veil that valuable TANNERY.
situated in Gersrdstown. D-tkeley county,
which IL carried on by James u. Russell. =
II possesses advantages which - not common
IN many other yards. Its proximity TO the
bark country enables Il to DO furnished with
that article IN sbunJance, and FOR mode rate
terms. A further description IL thought un-
necessary, n, persons wishing 10 buy will ex-
hniDs h. Possession will be gwen at any
TINS. The purchaser wal have the refusal
of Ito stock OF Hides on hand, which have
not been worked ~ this fall
The above Tan, ard will be OF. red a, public
sale on Saturday the 9Sth Jan. iS37 II not On, =
posed Of previously. II not sold on that d.,
II viii be exposed to rent The property will
be shown e. any one wishing To- view II, hy
Mr.. James u. Russell, living on the property.
Terms made known on the day Of sale
THOMAS RUSSELL.
Srn The subscriber notifies all those in
dehted Ia him. by note or otherwise, that II
not paid up by the lst of March next, he will
he necessarily compelled to place them in
lie hartS &c an officer for collection: aud
further notifies sll thv-e io whom hc il irti-b,-
ed, Co produce their claims, a. well n those
having claims against the estate OF Captain
James Russell. deceased, properly autheuti-
Gated for settlement
THOMAS RUSSELL.
Berkeley CO, Jon. IL, 1897.
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SPLECC7D JEWELLERZ
DIT. E5AYS,

Ct RiTErUL Tor rau fsvour.. takes thi,
IN method OF informing his numerous,
tr',nis aud customers. that he has ju-I r, turned
from baltmorr, and IL offering CLosec
SlpplI of such al ,ei,s sc usu.iiy found IA I.
Drug SluIr. AnlnnE Nhish ~,
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NsNblNiA, TO WiT
10 'hs Cifeu,, Superior Court of Isr nnd
hsnctry Ter jefferson ecGrt-, juno 23d.
Jos'fh Z. :.sso, rluS4Ir,.
AGAINST
Henry Doieler. in his capacity of slmin,,,rs-
tor Of Ann =. Bote.sr, who was the admin.
'>iratrIS Of James :. Lane, decca,oJ. aud
- tho edministrator de bonis non of the
saif James 8. Lane. dereascJ. Abdr,x
Kennedy, a!ministrator OF ThpmaS &.
Lane, deceased, N,ilrughSy ". Lave.
John - Lane. Elliot r. Lane. George 5.
i.ne, Isaac y. Carter, John Martin, Jr.
Snl Mary =. his wife, George We1s. and
George William, Edwin g., W,lloushby.
and John 5. webb, Willilm Rtchi-. ana
Clsr,ssA y. his wife. late Clori.sa y Lane.
Mar! Ann Lane. George o =. Lane. Alice
L1"e, william Lane, Jane. s Lane, and
- WoodforI, pE,ESp.,,,
IN CHtNCERI.
4 COMMISSIONER Worthinston havio,
- il ohelieucs to an order made in IA.
shove cause. made \ report, by consent OF
the parties By their counsel, Il i ordered,
this 2Ji day Of Juns, 1886. th.t tie .,,d re-
Por, he rs-commititd generally 20 the aid
Commissioner. for him 10 cons.tcr end re.
port thereuPcn -snd At the instance Of IA.
Plliutd, by his counsel, tie said Comr,.-
siOner - directed 90 state an account. shaw.
inS the distribution Of tao estate OF Jalne.
). Lane, docsssed, among the disiribp'sc. of
ssii jsceas'J, - f-Vss Distribute in has sren
made, sod 10 make such special stat, nrrt.
tsisiigs 80 tba standardization sod d,.,rt,u.
ton ofthe estate Of sA'i dcces'ed =. ma,
deem Psrtincut, or ~hich either psfts M,
rsquiTe n 5e stated, sud chat 10 report a..
proceedings 90 t'is Court And lesse a. 81
Zen - The defendant Henry BsteIsr to nle
hHs NnsWer ~ tbs esse uithia ninety dn,.
snrr ne rlsicg of the Coutt
Ard 81 Term Of ssid Court. held Ns,,-p.
her lih. is56. the death 81 Henry Bst.t,,
- su-scst'i, and by consent Alexander n.
B0'eier. administrator Of Henry BoteIor. de-
ceased, - made \ defendant 10 iis sut; and
Alexander u. Botsler. aimini.irs'or De ho-
nis non - Arm =. Boieier. deeea.ei. +. ai.o
made defendant And the Commi..isner
- directed 10 proceed with the execution of
the deefsstai order made IN tbs cause on
The 2Jd % June last
A eoPy-Tests,
ROBERT r. BROWN. &C.
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A Il 10 nay Intention 20 leave N,rGinis. .
IN will dispose cf TIE farm upon which .
rssidc, .itustsd Il, berkeley county, eontsir-
ing about $50 ACRES. u hes upon IL .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

VIRGINIA, TO war:
10 'he Circuit Superior Court Il Lev nnd
hancery fer jefferson count. June 23d.
1886
Iosslh Z. ..sso. rlnx11rr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

Char'esto-r, Dee. 97, 1895.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26

1--WE are authorized to announce JOHN w.
BYRN as a candidate for the office OF Sheriff
OF Lowndes County.
e We are authorised to annouce JAMES h.
8'FI-RN ER. as a candidate for the Office OF Sheriff
Soi LownieS county.
fS3-We are authorised to announce Own p.
BRowS as a candidate for the office OF Clerk OF the
Circuit Court of LowndeS county.
20 We are authorized to announce WILLIAM l..
MooRE as a candidate for Clerk OF the Probate Court
OF Lowndes County.
fTS-We are authorised to announce X ID HApEN
as a candidate for clerk OF the Probates court OF
Lowndes county.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM IL.
SMITH, as candidate for the office OF Clerk
OF the Circuit Court for the county Of Lowndes,
at the ensuing election.
g5-We are authorised to announce JNo. NEWTON
MULLEN as a candidate for the Office OF County
Treasurer, at the ensuing November election.
70 We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
BUTLER as a candidate TO represent tins County IN
1.-THE State Legislature, at the ensuing session.
II az We are authorised TO announce d. c. RICH
ARDS, as a candidate for Assessor and Collector al
the ensuing election.
N - We are authorised to annouce GEORE Is.
sSANDFRSON. as IA candidate 10 represent the
r oDntv of Monroe in the State Legislature
tS5-We are authorised to announce DR. W. G.. w.
JoWERs as IA candidate to represent Monroe county
IN the Legislature at the ensuing session.
@ {E3-We are authorised to announce SAMUEL RAGS
DALE as a candidate to represent Monroe county IN
the State Senate at the ensuing session.
WI o. We are authorized to announce II. ). BEN
NETT ESQ Ct this place candidate for the office
of District Attorney, for the 9th Judicial District Of
Mississippi, composed Of the counties OF Lowndes,
Noxubee, Kemoer, Winston, and Oaktlbbcha.
h-,- We are authorized to announce GEORGE IL.
FIDURNOY Esq of Starkeville, as a candidate tor
the office of District Attorney, for the 9TH Judicial
District Of Mississippi composed OF the counties OF
l.owndes, Noxlbec, Kemper Winston, and Oaktlb-
beha.
ir-3- We arc authorised 10 announce JAMES W AL
roN Esq. as candidate to represent the Senatorial
District composed Of the countiesoot Oktlbbeha and
3 Choctaw at the ensuing session.
10 We are authorize to announce THOMAS
r. COLLINS Of Jackson, a candidate for the OF
flee of Attorney General of the State Of !Nlssisspp.
al tn, November election.
ny We are authorised to announce A. w. DAB
NEY, as candidate for the Office OF District Attor
wney, for the 9th judicial District ofsNlsslssppi com
h sci of the counties of Lowncs, Noxubec, kemp'r,
IL Winston, AMI Oktbbeha.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
Commission Business,

A RuMOR having reached the interior from
"a what source we know mott that we had dis
continued the Commission Business in this CITY
we take tins method to inform our friends and the
public, that our house is now open and has been all
the season, the business promptly attended to and
that we intend to continue it. II is true we did not
escape the effects of the unparalleled pressure which
pervaded the whole Commercial world and placed il
beyond our power to afford the same facilities to our
friends we had formerly done, but it is with muc!,
pleasure (and we may add pride) that we are able to
say we do not owe one dollar to the country, nor
have we ever retained the funds for produce sold a
moment longer than favorable opportunity offered
to forward them. Our arrangements now arc such
that we trust we shall be able To move smoothly on;
and hope from long experience fourteen years OF
our senlor) to render satisfactory accounts Of all b-
Siness entrusted to care. We respectfully soil
cit a continuance Of the business Of our old patrons
and such others as may think proper to conIde it &c
our care. ROSS, HOYT s. FORD,
Mobile, Aug 8, 1S37-7-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
TO Tayern-Kecpers.

VENIlE subscriber having purchased an interest
IL in that large and well known Tavern the
MANSION HOUSE, formerly occupied by Messrs.
Gilbert & Dawson, IN the city of Jackson, Miss, of
iers for rent or lease on accommodating terms it
is situated on the corner Of State and Pascagoola
streets, only one square from the new Capitol Of the
State now being erected, and near to the intended
depots of the several Rail Roads now in progress,
directed to this place.-The house is large and COM
modious, ranging about one hundred feet on each
street, with three tiers Of vide galleries extending
from the basement % the upper stories, rendering
the whole house with its argcairy chambers delight
fully cool and pleasant; il also combines a large d.
ming Room and Ball Room. The present incum-
bent received last winter for one Ball and dinner
$1,000. 1t has also large stable and lot TO contain
90 or 10 horses Md tract OF woodland 3D. OF mile
distant, for the supply OF timber and fuel The
above enumerated advantages, in connection with
its location al the seat Enforcement Of the State
Of Mississippi, where all the highest courts and Off
GERS olState, together with the Land offices, are
kept and held, il is confidently believed Gas expen-
ence has already shown cannot fail TO make the
Mansion House place of much public resort, as
well as desirable retreat for travellers offering TO
the undertaken inducements more lucrative and de.
sraAe than can be found III any other portion VI the
southern country. The furniture Of the house hav-
ing been sold 10 satisfy demands against its former
owners ii is now empty to be furnished by the per-
son renting it, suitable to their own taste and con-
venicnce.-pe Persons wishing 10 rent the premises
should not delay, as the Courts commence in No
vember, and the Legislature early in January, and
the house to be furnished.
AppIv to the subscriber, or to b. A. Ludlow Esq,
on the premises if by letter, direct to VIM Albert
son, orin his absence to B. A. Ludlow. Esq. Jack
son, Mis- WIN. ALBERTSON.
Jackson. Mi. AuO 9Th ISj7--1-4W,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
Trust Sale.

10y virtue Of Deed OF TIust, executed 10
- me by John Powell, on the Odd day of
March, 1897 and recorded in the Office Of the Pro-
bate court of Lowndes county, State of Mississippi,
TO secure the payment Of certain debt therein
named to William II. Walsh and Charles Walsh,
will sell 10 the highest bidder for cash, on the 18th
day of September next, the property known as the
COLUMBUS EXCHANGE, and described in SAID
Trust as follows: A portion Of lot No !, in square
No g north Of Main street, included within the fol-
loving boundaries TO wit: Beginning at point
upon said street 10 IL feet east Of the southwest
corner Of said lot running thence north 166 feet
parallel with the western boundary line If said lot
to the northern boundary O. said lot thence "a feet
east along the northern boundary Of said lot to Main
street. thence 70 feet west along the northern boun-
Diary Of Main street to the place Of beginning.
The second OF said lots is designated and known
as1ot No 7, in square No ., north Of Main street,
and included within the following bounds: Begin
ming at the northwest corner Of said lot No 7, and
running thence cast along Military street AZ feet,
thence running sonth 1856 feet thence running west
40 feet parallel with Military street, thence running
north l66 feet to the place OF beginning. Such title
as vested in me as Trustee will be conveyed
SAML Y. BUTTERW0RTH, Trustee
August rs, 1897 6-5w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
State Of Mississippi, LOwndes C'y.

State Of Mississippi, LOWndeS C'y.
jams RoCsEKs
rs. .lttaehnea; $3.50 90
E. WARn
NOTICE is hereby given that the above at
y tachment was ISSUED NJ the suit Of the SAID
plaintiff against the sand defendant as ahScondng
debtor for the sum aforesaid, aud has been returned
to tins office duly executed, and Is now pending and
undetermined IN the Circuit Court OF Lowndes
county. State of Mississippi and thatunleSs the said
defendant shall appear an or before the second
Monday Of October next being the first hay OF the
circuit court Tor the county aforesaid, give special
bal and Plead. judgment viii be- entered against him.
aud the property attached witt Be sold 10 satisfy the
plaintiff demands
Witness, the clerk of the said Circuit court the
18Th day Of August 1851.
OVID 7. BROWN. CR.
CIV PRINTERS ice - sol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
state of Mississippi, Monroe co

Probotcs Court, ,3ugust Term, 1887
u appearing to the court, on the petition 81
= George W Sims and Bartlett SIMS Admins
traitors of Matthew SIMS, late Of said county, de-
ceased, who died ntesate, that the said deceased
died possessed OF the following lots Of land 10 Kit:
Lots No and g, in the town OF Athens, fronting
Rankin and Reed streets. Also, the southeast ar
OF the northeast or. Of section No 7 and Township
No IA, OF Range -, west.
1t is therefore ordered by the court, that pubiea-
ton be made six successive weeks IN two newspa-
pers printed in this State, notifying the said heirs
and all persons interested, TO appear at the next
term of the Probates court Of SAID county, to be
held at the Court house in Athens on The first Mon
day in November next, to shew cause, ii any they
have, why the said iands should not be ordered to
be sold Issued l2th August, 1881,
Attest, d. A. MORGAN, Clerk.
6-6w Pr fee $40 30
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
Sllerif-s Sale.

DY virtue of two writS Fiai Faeids that is
- sued from the Circuit court of Oktlbbeha
county, Mississippi at the May term of said court,
and to me directed viii sell for cash, at the Court
house door in the town OF Starkyille, on Monday.
the 2nd day of October next, all the right tte
claim and interest that William b. Tate has in and
to the following town property, TO wit; Lots No
,, 9 aud 10, Of block No 3, south Of Main street,
and includes the building now occupied by the SAID
William b. Tate; which property has been levied
on as the property OF William B. Tate, 10 satisfy
Sundry executions in favor of Toomcr Hadan, 4
Co. Toomer & Co. and others, all against the said
William b. Tate Sale within the hours prescribed
BY law. JAS. w. EASFBAND, Shift
BY his Deputy, JAS. CLIFF.
August %, lS37-7-6w Pr fee $40 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
State OF Mississippi, Lowndes C'y.

MoSLEY X MURDOCH
rs. attachment Sl6s 90
f.. {. PALoNEY.
NOTICE IS hereby given that the above at
~ tachmont was issued at the suit of the said
plaintiff against the sand defendant as an abscondng
debtor for the sum aforesaid, and has been returned
this Office duly executed, and is NOW pending and
undetermined in the Circuit Court Of Lowndcs
county, State Of Mississippi; and that unless the
said defendant shall appear or before the second
Monday of October next, being the first day of the
Circuit Court for the county aforesaid, give special
bail and plead, Judgment will be entered aganet him.
and the prspcrty attached VIII be sold TO satisfy the
plaintiffs demands
Witness the clerk Of the said Circuit Court the
ISM day OF August, 1881.
OVID p. BROWN, Ck
CAV Printers lee 81 sol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
FRetOTage & Commission Business

FRetOrage & Commission Business
AMES HAYDEN, A. J. HODGES, AND
% MORGAN MMORRIES. under the firm
and style of Hayden, Hodges aud M'Morries,
will open an Office in Mobile early in October nsvt
for the transaction Of GESERAL FacroKKeE .xp
COMMISSION BUsTSEss, and respectfully tender their
services to the public.
They viii, also, open an Office in Columbus, Miss.
under the style of A. J. HODGES, K Co. where
one Of the partners may at all times be found. Tly
hope, by prompt attention 10 the interest of their
employers TO merit liberal share Of patronapa.
THEY REFER TO
SANL. L. War;, Esq. Pontotoc, Miss.
Cor. VIZ. Hull, Athens,
Thomas MGEE, ESQ.,
Cor. THos. G. BLEwIrr,
MAJ. WN. DowsISG. Io'umous,
Col. Crafts AKIN,
Coz. R. RUFF. Macon,
Carr. WM. You've, Kemper,
HERvEr CLEVELAND, Esq Meso2otamia. Ala.
DR. P. w. HERBERr, Cahaba,
SAML. A. TowSEs, Esq. Marion,
THos. WALKER, ESQ Selma,
DR. J. A. WHErsToNE, Autaug',
D. Ia. B eass'H'"' wetumpso,
! + D y G F,1,, E Esq Montgomery,
Columbus, Aug. a6.-7-3m.
10 The Southern Argus, Columbus, Mississippi
Star, Macon, Mi, Flag of the Union, Tuscaloosa,
Free Press, Selma, Advertiser, Montgomery, Reg
lister, Mobile, will please publish the above notice
for three months in their weekly papers: The Sump-
ter Gazette, and Greensborough Beacon. will please
insert the SAM to the amount of ten dollars. Gall to
omit this note in the publications. and forward their
bills, together with the first and last number of the
paper containing tue advertisement 10 A. j. Hodges,
Columbus, Mississippi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26

COMMITTED to the jail Of Leak County
v by John IL. Gordau Esq. on the oath ult.
negro man, who say his name is Billy, and be-
longs to John Owens ofWicox county. Billy is a.
bout 81 or IS years Old, feet inches high, Of
dark copper color, with scar ON his breast, also
the aud finger Of the right hand, the owner is re-
quasted to come forward, prove property and pay
charges, or he will be dealt with according to law
II. N. WHITMAN, .Taior
Carthage, Aug. 5dl--i-6m. TPrs. fee S27 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
State of Mississippi. Lowndcs C'y
attachment SOL 90

rs, attachment SOL 90
NoLNEy GARRET
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the above at.
~ tachment was issued at the suit Of the said
plaintiff against the said defendant as an abs"onding
debtor for the sum aforesaid, and has been returned
to this Office duly executed, and is now pending and
undetermined in the Circuit Court OF Lowndes
county State of Mississippi; and that unless the said
defendant shall appear on or before the second Mon
day of October next being the first day OF the Cir
cult Court for the county aforesaid, give special
bail and plead, judgment Will be entered against him,
aud the property attached viii be sold - satisfy the
plaintiffs demands.
@Wimess the clerk ofthe said circuit court the
18th day OF August 1881
OVID 7. BROWN. CR.
CAV Printers fee 81 sol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
Fact0rage & Commission Business

YENilE undersigned has commenced the Fac
u forage and Commission business in this ci-
ty, and will be prepared by the opening of the Cot
ton market, to render such facilities responsible
and prudent men may require, With'tIe aid Of Mr..
Thos. H. Brothers, who will take charge of the out
door business, and devote his time to the interest of
the concern, his own cndeavors to forward the views
of his patrons viii, he hopes, give general sasfac
ton. d. d. KANE.
Mnhir Anr 10 ISS7--7-3m.