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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
RUNAWAY.

N0MMlTTED to the jail Of the county of
u Okiibbehu, by Edward +. Clarke, aJustce
olthe Peace, ON the 10Th day Of October, 1887, n
negro boy who says his name is BILLY COLE
MAN, and that he belongs to Mary Ann Walker
OF New Orleans. Said boy is about SS years Old
five feet high, of a dark complexion, with scar on
the left side of his face near the ear; the owner is
requested to come forward, Prove property and pay
charges, or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
JOHN NJ. MOORE, TAILOR.
Starkyille, Nov %, lS37-20-9w [Pr fee SOL
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Drs. Knower & saltonstalI.

nENTISTS.-Manuaeture!s of the Pre-
e. MUM SlIcious Metallic Teeth, tlrom the
original rccipe) as manufactured by d. G. Amber,
\. d. Dentist of New York, having associated
themselves together for the purpose of practising
their profession, they would state that they have
spared no pains in making themselves acquainted
with every branch Of the profession, both practical
and theoretical and are prepared to perform all
operations apperaung to Dental surgery in the
latest and most approved scientific manner Office
on Main street. under the Commercial Bank.
b. Teeth inserted on gold plate from one to
an entire SET Nov. %, lS37-o0d
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
~ COTNTRY

.orc my country 5 pine clad bds,
her thousand bright aud gushing r.s.
Her sunshine ani her storms:
Her rough ana ragged rocss that rear
Their hoary heads ugh in the air,
la wld fantastic forms.
love her rivers deep and wide,
Those mighty streams that sgaward Glide
To seek the oceans breast;
Her smiling delds, her pleasant wales.
Her shady dells, her fow'ry dales,
The hauats Of peaceful rest
! love her forests, dark and lone,
For the wild birds merry tone
Is heard from morn iii night;
And there are lovier flowers ween.
Than err IN eastern lands were seen
In varied colors bright,
Her forests and her valleys fair.
Her flowers that scent the morning air
Have all their charms Tor me;
But more ! love my country'S name
Those words that echo dea'hless fame
The Land Of Liberty.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
CuIumllMS Hotel.

II LIVINGSTON has got back to the old cor
~ ner, formerly occupledb by him, but more re-
Gently by Mcssrs Calhoun and Covngton. Tie IN
tends keeping plenty Of every thing good TO cat, aud
good bedto sleep on, bar well flrnl2hed, y atten-
tive Holsters, and will be thankful to all persons who
may give him call. .
G. u. IlVl (GSTON.
Columbus, Sept, 23d, lS37,-ll- 2m
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ST. SapDingtOn.

nRAPER and TAYLOR, begs leave to IN
- form the citizens of Columbus, that he has
opened Oh Market street with an assortment Of SUI
perfne cloths, cassimeres and vestings consisting
Of all colours, which he will sell or manufacture
cheap for cash. Those who may favor him with
their patronage will fad him proficient in his bust
ness. Persons wishing to furnish their own goods,
will be punctually attended 10 and their orders exc
cuted with ncatncss and despatch.
Nov 49, 1881 lgU
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

N"G4&;.. THE subscriber having purchased
WAYWDHA this desirable site, in the CiiyofJack-
iWws&N% y son. situated on the north side Of the
NXs 49, State tiouie square, is determined to
remove to il in few days and assures all those
who may call on him that every attention and pro-
vision shall be made Tor their accommodation, which
the nature of the country will permit aud that his
accommodations for travellers, horses and borders
shall be equal to any in the State off the immediate
bank Of the Mississippi river, and IN so lar as the
circumstances of the country viii permit, his accom-
mediation shall not be surpassed by any. lie pledges
himself to keep good table, good bar, furnished
with the best Of liquors good comfortable rooms
good clean wholesome beds; quiet house, free IRON
riot and noisy intcmperance; and good dry stables
furnished with good osllers, and a plenty OF corn
and fodder, and at as reasonable terms as practical
bic. Prompt payment, at short periods, Will IN al
cases, be required
To members ofthc Legislature, and those hav-
Ing business in the courts al jackson, the subscrl-
Der will furnish good comfortable rooms, both in
summer and winter, either in his main Tavern
building, or in one few yards distant, which he
has lately procured, and fitted up for the purpose,
at their option. They are invited TO call and ex-
anime his accommodations for themselves, and if
they like try them. lie is perfectly aware Of the
accommodations hitherto, afforded in this town, AID
is Determined 70 improve them, and that tlocc who
favor him with their custom, shall not 60 away rta-
sonaby dissatisfied H. u. NlGGlNS,
Oct %, ls37-l7-n Mount Vernon.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
Land for sale.

On ACRES Of first quality river land
Il ON 50 orwhich Is ID fine state of cul-
,iyation, ON which there are some improvements,
with tine well of water, adjoining the land of tie
Rev. Samuel Butler, on the west side ot the Blgbv,
seven miles south Of Columbus. Also 100 acres OF
first quality river bottom land eight miles south OF
Columbus, on the east side of the nver.
TO- For further particulars enquire at the Office
of the Columbus Demoerat.
f.. HARRISON.
Nov. IS, IS37-t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

NARRIED-Oa the sIst iust. by the Rev. r. F.
Hairs. Nm H. F0OTE Esquire, 10 Miss ANNE
HACkLEMAN, daughter Of Gcor-g HsCAeman
Esq al. ui this county.
IA slice Of excellent wedding cake accompanied
the above no'ce, to7 which We tender Che happy
couple our warmest thanks; we hope al our friends
who commit matHmony," will " do likewise. y
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

u Posiijrsiy iLs Last NJgbt. -
Mr. GRACE, has the pleasure to inform
w the Citizens of Columbus that his benefit
will take place this evening, wheE he hopes the
pieces he has selected, will insure him the pat
ronage of an enlightened community.
On this Evening will be presented the celebra-
ted play Of
THE STRANGER.
The Stranger, Mr. Cargl,
Mrs. Haller, Mrs. CargTl,
SONG; Oh, nsrer shall forget. BY Mrs.
kenworlhy.
Between the pieces Mr. Grace will sing YAM
kee doodle wds Genilemda."
The evenings entertainment to conclude with
The musical farce IN two acts, called
Turn Our or the ENRAGEp PoLrIcIiN.
Marian Ramsey with song Mrs. Cargill,
Gregory with sang) b: Mr.. Grace.
Columbus, Nov. 18th, 1897
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
Administrafor's Notice.

= ETTERS Of administration having been
- granted to the undersigned at the Scptem
her term Of the Probate court Of Lowndes county,
on the estate Of William Lawrence, deceased, notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted 70 said estate
to make immediate payment; and all those having
claims aginst said estate, will present them within
the time prescribed by law, or they will besforever
barred. HENRY N LAWRENCE, Adnr.
Oct ~ 1877, If-bi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
commercial B'k OF columbus, Mi.

ANUFNIIIUNI EV0''
ID ES0LYED, That this institution will adj
- vance on Cotton shipped to its Agents IN
Mobile, New Orleans New York and Philadelphia;
and tlat all persons avang themselves Of this offer,
NAV calculate upon similar advance on their next
years crop, aittr lie present season expires; aud
that all Cotton SO advanced upon viii be placed un-
der Insurance Immediately and the nett proceeds be
paid over soon as returns are made.
Extract from the minutes.
BY order Of the Board.
CHAS. II. ALERT, Cashier,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
nrR. Cornell

HAS opened an Office at the store Of 5. S.
HRFRANKLIN' where he tenders his profess
onal services, to the citizens Of Columbus and its
vicinity. February Is 1877.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
n. A. O'NcaI s II. Armstrong,

A TT0RNIES AT LAW, Columbus, Mssis-
L N sppl, will practice in the Circuit Courts OF
Lowndes, Monroe, Oktibbeha, Winston aud Noxu-
bee counties. Their office is on Main street, one
door east ofMcCuer s. Humphres' Clothing Store
Nov. %, lS37-20-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
Music.

/ S. PFISTER, hogs leave 10 announce to
y his friends and the public, thai he has com.
menced teaching young ladies' 10 perform upon the
Piano Forte, and is now ready to attend b all those
who may desire this delightful accomplishment.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
Mansion House, JacItson, M.

TESIlE undersigned announces to his friends
n and the pubic, that he has leased the above
establishment situated in the southern part Of this
place and well known by those who have visited the
house, as the most spacious and beat constructed
Tavern in the town of Jackson. The establishment
has been furnished with new furniture, aud . now
opened and IN readiness for the reception Of tla-
vellcrs. The table and the bar shall be furnished
with every thing the country affords, 10 refresh the
traveller; and Tie stables, which are large and well
constructed, shall be supplied at all tunes with a
suilicicncy Of tie best ovender, and attentive
ostlets. The undersigned sollcns share d the
patronage Of the public md pledges himself to those
who may favor hin It'll call, that they shall not
have cause 10 60 away dissatisfied.
JOHN II. MALLORY.
November a, 1887 ITS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
salt, SaIf,t SnIft!.

lust received large loi fine Liverpool
% Blown and Ground Salt, and ior sale to our
customers upon time.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
Caution TO the Public.

NE folewarn all persons from trading Tor
w two notes OF hand herein described; one
made payable to s. IL. Early or order, for seventeen
hundred and fifty dollars, due lst Of February 1888,
with credit OF twelve hundred dollars; the other
made payable 10 ". b. BlDgsy OF orde-, ics fifteen
hundred dollars, due LIST February, 1888 We ere
determined not to pay sand notes unless compelled BY
law the consideration for which they were gwen
heye failed entirely. W. A. VEkELl4
Get IS, lS37-iji6 JAS l.. PETERSON
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
Sale of Lois An Philadelphia,

The Ccaatg seal Of .NesbObO.
A 5 the attention OF the public has been seve-
n raj tunes called 60 this place, aud descHp-
,5on Of rs ocatun and The advantages y possesses
correctly gwen, We presume % unnecessary % say
ANY Ghag on that subject al the present. Sut-
6ce Il 10 say, that il rapidly settling up with m
teligen citJzcuS, and its improvement since the re-
moyai Of the county site is almost unparalleled, aud
that al ,ho made Investments AZ the previous
sales can get a large advance on fest cost Many
Of the bst business and building bots are yei 70 b.
sold The sale viii commence on the Goth Deccm-
ber 1881. Terms-0n time, and made known on
the day of sale. II. s. HUDSPErH
]. J. FULLER,
5. NJ HI DSpETH.
THOS ELLINGTON,
A~ Nv KEEL-BOAT viii leave
NxSzsAu.a-.lh the landing near Philadelphia on
sssgs.sS; the Goth OF 9th OF December
on hef 6rSt trio % jackson, and VIII run regularly
between those places For freight apply 10
C. Z. NALL, Philadelphia.
Nov Is, 1897 l9ts
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
New Livery Stable.

"E have formed a coparlnershp IN the Law
w cry Stable business at the stables OF Jones
Eagle Hotel III Columbus We intend Keeping The
finest horses The country produces, with appropriate
riegiars Coaches of the best kind can also be had
nj our establishment on application. Or charges
are moderate, beng as reasonable as those OF any
establishment OF the kind in the southern county,
Horses kept hv the day, week or months Single
eds dealt ont when wanted. The patronage OF
the public l5 re peetinlly solicited. -
DANIEL WILLIAMS,
HENRY A. FOX.
Nov Is. ls37-l9-f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
The Tuscllmbia Races,

TIC IUsCttmDIN ItdCCss
AVER THE FRANKLIN COURSE, will
" commence OH TUESDAY l4ti Noycm-
Der, and continue Five Days, With a Colt Sweep-
stake, Proprietor's Purse, Handy Ccp and tpo days
Jockey Cub fora subscription Of ~ 400. Also, an
Elegant Saddle will be run for every day immedi-
ately alter the regular Race Gree for Saddle Hor-
ses.)
All entries must be made tie evening before the
Race.
Cg5- Great sport is antcipated-as we shall have
the Stables and Managers ofcight or Ten Of our most
experienced and knowing Racers at. this .Ntp
Course, in full view of our town.
R0B'T RANSOM, Proprietor
Oct. l3--l6-4w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
DYING 10 Live!

Y LEWIS having been solicited to devote a
81. part Of his life to Dying, respectfully IN
farms The Ladies and Gentlemen Of Columbus that
he viii give his attention, in part 10 the above busi-
ness, together with The Rcnovating and repairing OF
all kinds of garments. Articles TO be dyed must be
left at the store Of Messrs Mcclure q iumphrcs,
on the Saturday Of each week, where they will be
ready for delivery on the following Saturday.
JABEZ LEWIS.
NIB. Merchants having spotted Silks, may have
them restored or dyed and dressed in the ncalest
stve. ] L. Nov I7t1
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
New ana Fashionable Clothing.

Nv FRAZEE has Just received end Is now
HLs opening splendid ard extensive assert
mcnt Of S.mxG and Sv,iNLR CbO ATHl Nc
Comprising ncarly every article in hls ine, wh'cA
he offers al wholesale Or retail) low FOR CASH, o.
on the usual time 70 punctsl customers Persons
wishing 10 purchase world do well 10 call and cx-
anime lis stock, a. he il determined to SCH as low ~
can be had in any city in the Southern States hrs
stock consists in part OF
fentlemens Back and fancy Cooc3 MeFino FrocS
and Dress Goats,
Boinbazne Frotk and Dress Goats,
Summer Cloth
Circassian
Grass Cloth Frock Goats and Oates,
Mite Linen q
Brown 6
Round Jackets, Pantaloous aud Vests Of every de
scription, and great variety Of Linen and Celton
Shirts, Linen Bosoms and Collars, Under Shirts and
Drawers, Pocket Hdkf. Cravats, Stocks, Suspen-
d~rs, Hosiery, Gloves. Umbrellas, SC. SC.
ALSO
| A splendid assortrnentof Cloths and Cassmeres,
which will be manufactured to order, in the most
approved manner. May 6--4S-tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
SheriH,s Notice.

u HAVE this day attached all the books, notty
4 and accounts Of Mcssrs Wilton s Hubert,
of Columbus, Mi. Tho debtors Of the firm are
cautioned against making any payments TO thru
mo, ". BYRN, Sh'E l. &
Nav ii. 1851. stu
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

EVRANKLIN WHITE, Portrait Painter, has
u taken a room in Hunts buildings, on Main
street, where he will be found at all times ready to
execute any orders in his profession.
Nnv 49, 1887. 1871
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

1850 Prizes, srroan.ing TO $4,000
1000 Tickets at $40 each, is 10000
Not two blanks to prize
NODE OF DRaHLNG.
All The numbers, from to d000, will be placed in
wheel, and oil the prizes in the oshsr and 1850
numbers will be drawn, holding each the prize drawn
70 its number, and tho remaining numbers will DO
blank. The whole drawing viii Be- completed IN one
day. The drawing will take place on the 9th Of
December, order the superIntendence Of tic Pillow
ing gentlemen, viz J, Haigh. A. S. Christian, C. r.
Barton, John Bradley, and P. II. Prout. AL. Urler.
Tor tickets, post paid win be ATTENDED 10 with p:amp:.
ness and despatch. Address 9, J. GARNER, Man.
ager Tuscumba, Ala.
Tickets ior sale in the abnyc scheaie BY T. G.
FAST Of lumbus, MI Oct 81, iS37-l5tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
Boots and shoes.

F FRAZEE has jast received, s offers 70
He sale a splendid assortment Of Booia,
Shoes, Pumps and Slippers. May 6-4suf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

The Dover Gazette pays the following just TIL
butte to the characte; of MIR. Woodbury.:
There are but few, if any, men IN tins country
who have been so much in public life ever sus-
tanned higher reputation than the present secre-
lary of the treasury; and none can boast of
better moral character. lie has been assalled
on the floors of congress by talented and bitter
enemies, by those who envy him his exalted fame,
but hts reputation remains untarnished."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
To the Public.
p. Smith Tailor.

R RESPECTFULLY informs his old custom
- ers aud the pubic, that he has removed to
the building lately occupied by Mr.. Musgrove, on
Main street between Eckiords and TrOtters e.
Barrys stores, where he is prepared to execute all
ordefs in his line at short notice, and in the best
style and most substantial manner. lie tenders
his tlianks for past layors and soicts continuance
June a 1891 50tL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

BEAUTY" Gaze not on beauty too much,"
says old Quarles, "leSt it blast thee; nor too
long, lest it blind thee nor too near, lest it burn
thee if thou like II, it Gecoives thee if thou love
it, it disturbs thee ii thon lust after it, it destroys
thee; if virtue accompany 1t, It is the hearts
paradise if vice associate it, it is the souls
purgatory; it is the wise mans bonfire, aud the
fools furnace"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

Most pers )ns, on entering the married state,
(particuty in YOUTH fancy 1t condition of un-
mingled joy and pleasure that they are within
a charmed circle, the bounds of which no sorrow
or trouble can pass. They forget tho new and i'm
mense responsibilities that are incurred, and the
trials which must necessarily accompany them
Not that these should deter any one from taking
this important step, for it is the high road to i'm
provement and happiness. What are the 5oasteG
pleasures Of intellect compared with those of al
fiction The latter are as truly heaven born and
immortal as the tormer--hey are earliest devel-
oped in our nature, and the last touched by the
finger OF decay, Woman. thy empire is the heart,
and he who would know the capacity ofthe human
soul for happiness must yield himself to thy sway
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
Land for Sale,
Notice.

Notice.
HNtiIS Is 10 caution any person or persons
u from trading for note ofhand given to my
son VIM. l.. Erwin, for four thousand eight hun
bred dollars payable Srxt January, which note am
esolped not TO pay unless compelled by law.
June 3, lS37--50-tf VIM ERWIN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

The MornER.--Heaven has implanted on the
mothers face something which claims kindred with
the skies. The waking, watchful eye, which keeps
its trcless vgIs over her sumbering ehld-the
tender look and the angelic smile, are objects which
neither pencil nor chlseI can reach, and which poet
ry fails in attempting TO portray. Upon the emo
ges Of the most eloquent tongue we should find
Tekel written. 1t is in the sympatheS of the heart
alone where lives the lovely picture, and the eye
may look abroad in vain for its counter part in the
works art
A mothers love 0 what joy IS in the sound?
Entwined around our very souls IN our earliest
years, we cling to it in manhood, and almost wOr-
ship at its shrine in old age. TO use the language
of a celebrated writer we say that lie who can APP
proach the cradle of sleeping innocence, without
thinking col such as the kingdom OF heaven" or
view the fond parent, hang over its beauties, and
half retain her breath lest she break its Sumbers,
without ton beyond all common feeling is
TO be avoided in every intercourse IN HE and Is tit
only for tn shadow OF darkness, and the solitude OF
the desert
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

Races
THE Montgomery Jockey Club Races, will
Il commence over the BERTRAND CoURsF.
January %, 1888, AMI continue Five Days, VIXEN
the following purses viii be run lor, viz:
LIST Day.
mile hcatS--PuFsc $500
"a Day
mile hcats--Purse 500
81 Day,
mile hsats-rurse 200
9TH Day
mile heats--Purse 1000
5th Duy.
Nile hcats--beSi three in five, Tor the entrance
money OF each days running.
The Purse for each days running viii be hung up
at the siand on the day of running.
On the day previous TO the regular races, sweep
stake for year dds $500 entrance-Slo0 forfeit,
mile heats to name and close, BY the lst Of Janu-
airy, entries TO be made with the propretors
Merrill Ashersi enters b KLEpER, by Bertrand,
dam by Oscar }. b. TAYLOR.
POLLARD BROWN, Prop'rs.
Nov. II, 1897 1874
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

Test Of intecicatsoR.-A native OF the Elneralt
Isle was asked the other day, how he could el that
a man was drunk. Faith" answered Pat, I'D new
er be after saying that man was drunk at all,
without saw him try to Iigh. his pipe at pump.
Worthy of Pension. Samuel Straine, now
resident Of Ohio IS an aged father Of the Presbyte-.
ran church. a native s. Carolina, a revolutionary
soldier, and n)w pensoner, is the father Of thr-
teen sons and niue daughters, all Of whom are now
living
SuJlimity.--An editor at Tire west taking of a
man who tried to bride another, says, clad ts sum
pc man been possessed of two IDEAS, he would as
soon nave thought Of drowning thunder by blowing
pumpknvine trumphet.'
The French are marching $4,000 men against
Constantine.
lis estimated that Don Carlos lost 1900
men in his late attempt upon Madrid.
Bread AND MGAT.--On Thursday last one
steamboat brought down from Albany, in tow
boals, 1900 barrels Of -four. Another boat on
the same day, arrived wifhSJ0 dressed hogs.
GovERAMENT PArRoNAcE.- rhc fees Of the
District Attorney Of New York, for single
week, it is stated, amounted TO $l5,U00. Mr..
Sanford, the former District Attorney, according
10 the Star, received at one sweep 500, 0 from
the Government for fees on bonds.--BaH. Pat
The POPULAR voTE.--It will be seen by the
table which we publish in another part Of this pa
I,per, land for which we are indebted to the Amer
lean SentineD that the democratic majority at the
late election in this State, taking the highest can
didate on each ticket IS about 5000 votes. We
feel satisfied, from an examination Of the table,
that full justice has been done to our opponents
| in the mode Of arriving at the result, and that,
Notwithstanding the complaints to which they
will no doubt give utlerancc, there is no just
grounds for cayilIing That the majority will
increase in The same ratio with increased votes
which will be given at the next election, we can
see no room TO question.
The Pennsylyanan publishes table OF the ay-
| erage vote, which gives democratic majority oil
1857. Pennsylvania Reporter.
Among the recent arrivals at New YORK from
| England, we notice. Mr.. j. s. Buckingham, late
member OF lhe British Parliament, from Sheffield
a celebrated traveller ID Asia aud Africa, and
distinguished politician, and Mr.. Cowley agent
Of the Bank OF England. who comes over to ex'
amino ito lie pecuniary condition Of AmerIcar
| debtors, &c."--Lpnch. VirgiqiGtj
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

could reasonably be anticpatcI-To construct
such building in Mississippi is Herculian task.
Few are aware OF the difficulties to be encountered
ii this country in the construction of any work
which requires large amounted mechanical labor;
the difficulty procuring workmen and materials,
and the many diSappoiatlnents which attend all en-
gagements On the whole, We think the work has
progressed tolerably well, The House will be COW
cred in by January, and when flushed, will be suli
GENTLY capacious to accommodate all the Depart
msnts Of State, and to furnish rooms for the State
ollccrs.--.NississipPia
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
Brilliant Scheme. --By A authority
MASONIC HALL LOTTERY

Class 80. ?.
'IT.7LS. $4,000 5000 81 900 1000