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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
sHERIFT'S SALE.

WDY virtue of three writs Fier Facias that issu-
- ed from. the Circuit Court of Lowndes
County and to me directed, will sell at the Court
House door in the town of Columbus ON Monday
the 18th day of July next, all the right, title, claim
and interest that Sylvester Pearl has in and to the
following town property, in the town OF Columbus,
to wit: Lot No a. in square No 2, north OF Main
street, including the Store House now occupied by
Messrs. Gibson Law as a store,
--.4EsO,--
Lot No 6. in square No 2, north of Main street, in
Guiding the building now occupied by the Tombgby
Rail Road and Banking Company, which has been
levied on as the property OF Sylvester Pearl, to salts
iy the abo re named executors, in favor OF An
drew Weir, one in favor Of Samuel +. ButterWorth
against Sylvester Pearl, and in favor Of Richard
Cooper against Andrew Wen aud Sylvester Pearl.
Printers fee ~ so.
--o4lSO,--
All the title, claim and interest that William b. Pat
terson has in and to part Of Lots No and 10, IN
square No 8, including new frame House on sad
Lots, adjoining the LOT wherein EIlhu CASTOR now
lives. (which has been levied on as the property OF
said Patterson to satisfy the following atl1ns,tO
wit ole in favor of John A. Franklin, one in favor
of Barry & Co., one in favor of N. l.. Mitchell
against said VIM. b. Patterson, and one IN favor OF
VIM. w. HUMPHREYS against W llam b. Patterson
and Elihu b. CASTOR.
Printers fee $500.
--s4gSO,--
Lot No 4, in SQUARE No 2, including all the buildings
thereon, which has been levied on as the property OF
John Powell 70 satisfy one execution in favor John
II. Hand, against William w. Black and John Pow
ell, one in favor of Andrew Weir Co. CONNER
cal Bank and Planters Bank against John Powell.
Printers fee 81 SOL
--sIlSO,--
A -. 4. Al L
which are now occupied by VIM s. Anthony Watts
and have been levied ON as the property of said
Watts at the instance of William Brown against
Anthony Watts, and Bricke s. Peel against Viii
ham Watts, and William Calwell against William
Watts and Solomon w. Stewart.
Printers fee 50 SOL
--.9IsO,--
square No IS, south of Main street, which has beer
levied on as the property of Richard Lloyd, to salts
one Execution in favor Of James Gallihu and
wife, against said Lloyd.
Printers fee 80 SOL
.-eaySO,--
All the right, title, claim and interest that Wiley P
tarrls has IN and to the follow town property ill the
Town oil Columbus, 10 wit: Lot No a, in square No
= north OF Main street, including the Store House
now occupied by MeSsrs Gibson & Law, as store
--saLSO,--
y, III square ., norm OF WAN sutets lnCu'
ang the building now occupied by the Tombigby
ran Road and Banking Company; and the undlvl
ded halt of Lot No 10, square No 8, on which
,he Land OfRce is situated, all of which has beer
ievled on as the property of Wiley p Harris, to sat
Sly an Execution in favor of Moses Hall. All o
which will be sold, on the above mentioned day, un
less they are previously paid.
sale within the hour prescribed by Law.
j. W. BYRN Sheriff, b. C'y.
Columbus, Miss, June 2OFlS37-5O-4w
Printers fee 81 SOL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
SHERIFF,S SALE.

SkAEhtAFF7S SALE
virtue of two writs of FieTi Facias issued
~ from the Circuit Court of Winston County
and To me directed, | will sell at the Courthouse
door in the town OF Louisville on Monday the dav
OF August next, all the right title claim, and inter-
est that Christopher TompSon has in and to the
following described property in the town of Louis
vile, TO wit: certain Lot parcel OF ground known
in the plan of said town Lot No. 8 aad Block No
A. east side of Cross street and north of Main street
--s4iSO,--
Lot No TO- square No 4, south side of Main street
and east OF Cross street. h of which has been levied
on as the property of Christopher Tompson, to sat
sly an Execution in favor of Joab German, for the
use of Gabriel Shirly.
JOHN H. HARDY, Sheriff, W. Cy
June Ia, l537-50-2w
Printers fee 81 SOL
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State Of Mississippi, Lowndes C'y


Probate Court, June Term, 1897.
TWNO all persons interested in the Real Estate
IL of Stephen Tonnell, late of Lowndes county,
notice is hereby given that Sarah Tonnell, widow Of
the said Stephen Tonnel deceased, and Admins
tratrix of the goods, chaltes and personal estate of
said deceased, filed her petition Tor Dover in the
following lands of the estate Of said deceased, 10 wit
the W half of the n f. quarter. and the \ f quar-
ter of the S + quarter; and twenty-five acres Oft
the w hall, of the + quarter, of Section H. Town
ship II, Range II west at the June Term OF the
Probate Court for Lowndes County aforesaid, 1887.
You are therefore, hereby required to be and APP
pear before the Judge OF our said Court, at term
TO be held at the court house for sad county, m the
town Of Columbus, on the second Monday Of July,
1887, then and there to show cause if any you have
why the prayer ofSad petition should not be grant
ed, and a writ of Dover awarded.
Witness Thomas Sampson, Judge Of Probate 3
for said county, the LIST Monday of June, A. ID.
1887 II. y. HADEN, CIR.
Issued 18th ofJune, 1887. 4O-4w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

COMMITTED to the Jail of Oktibbeha
~ county, on the 10th inst. by David Ames,
Justice of the Peace for said county, negro man
who calls himself JOHN, says he belongs to John
Brown, OF Lexington, Holmes county, Mississippi,
SAID negro is about five feet six inches high, dark
complexion, about twenty-five years old. The own
er of sand negro is requested to come forward prove
property, pay charges and take him away or he
will be dealt with according to law in such cases.
JAMES CLIFF, Jditor
June l7--4q-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24

An old woman met man with cradle. "Af
SIR said she, "behold the fruits of natrlmony.'
SOFTLY was the answer, "this is only the fru
hasketn
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24

WETE will positively place all our accounts
w within u magistrates jurisdiction, in the
hands of that officer for speedy cole ction on the
22d inst. We hope those indebted will avail
themselves Of this notice and save cost.
CONVICTION s MM0ERIS.
April l5--40-ti.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
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lot Nos in square No d; lot No 7, in square No q;
lot No 10 in square No -, situated in the northeast
quarter Section II, Township Is, Range Is west: all
of which has been levied on as the property of NJ s.
Haynes to satisfy t. executions one IN favor Of r.
w. Carr and one in favor Of Chas NJ Stewart.
t[Pr fee : 10 00l
-.2lSO-
At the sametime and place, all the right title claim
and interest that Peter W. LlttIepage has in and to
the following town property, to wit Squares No
and T. stuated in the town OF Columbus, on the north
east quarter Of Section II, Township Is, Range rs
east the above ground purchased by sand Little.
page from Richard Barry, and now levied on as the
property Of said Peter w. Littlepage to satisfy the
above mentioned executions one in favor OF Sidney S.
Franklin, Dne in favor Of Francis Leech and one in
favor 81 Edgar Fazee; ell against said Peter Little
page. Pr fee > OOl
--s4ISO--
All the right, title, claim and interest that Solomon
w Stewart has in and to the following town property
to wit One lot of ground and all the buildings there
on lot No 60, block No 81; which has been levied on
as the property OF Solomon Stewart to satisfy ex-
ecuton in favor of J & w Eckford, one in favor Of
Barry & Go. and others against said Stewart.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
]. w. BYRN, Sh'E. l.. C.
June 10, 1637-45w4 pr fee e 2 5O)
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LAW NOTICE.
~ r. GREGORY, & M. nj. BRIGHAM
May 10Th, 1897

- having associated themselves in the prac-
tice of Law, tender their services to the public
They will practice in the counties composing the
sixth judicial District, State OF Mississippi. And
also in the Superior Courts at jackson.
Their Office is at Columbus where they can at Oh
times, be consulted. Business from distance " ill
at all times be attended to promptly.
Columbus Oct. sth 1885 l9tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
WAS COMMITTED

w ms OONH Nh Il 4 HIKV
FENO JaI in the town Of Columbus, Mississippi
= on the 10th inst. runaway mulatto glrI,
who snyS her name is
.sNhCy,
and that she belongs to David Moore of Yazoo
Gnlnty Miss, She is about ) feet high, about 90
years Old blemis on her eiT Eye anu
back of her neck. She says she runaway from
Moore'S plantation in Choctew County. The owner
is requested to prove property, and lake her away.
Nv. BYRN, Sheriff. L. C'y.
June II, lS37.-49-f
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ROOKS.

Thompsons Narrative and guide to Health, Guns
Domestic Medicine, Anatomy Simpiified.
The pubic are rtqu sted to cali and examine. for
themselves. June lI--4S-Swz =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03
GLORIFICATI0N OF THE PRE-.
SIDFNT

The Wings Of the Legislature Of New
fork are curious set Of wags. and al.
though in small minority. the way they
bore The party is a Caution as Davy
Crockett says. Recently resolutions
we're introduced clarifying Gen. Jackson
and his administration. They Of course
gave rise TO debate. 10 the course OF
which one Of the Wings offered the fol.
lowing additional resolution
Resolved. That General Jackson's de.
iineaiion OF the character Of patrio, Pre-.
sident. in his celebrated letter to Mr..
Monroe, and his recommendation TO the
latter. in filling the various Offices Of the
government. to make his selection Of cam
didaies from the best talents and charac.
ter OF the country. without distinction oil
party, and thus. by destroying the hydra
party spirit. TO become. instead of the
President Of faction. the President Of
the whole country. were as wise as they
were patriotic. and only required The
sanction of his own high example TO give
them full and salutary effect
As the clerk read il, The party turn,
ed and twisted like an anaconda, and ;
dead silence ensued. At length, one o
them rose and moved that il be laid OF
the table, which was carried
Another Wing then rose and offered
J resolution as follows g.. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

Resolved. Thsi Gea. Jaeksen's E1sca-
Iise Recommendation n fasR % iim;tin,.
he Presidential lsrEs % foBr years, VA
saund in prineipls. N 4 csld b carist
oul in practice.
The poor fellows were again slruel
dumb, and some minutes passed hefou
ihey could rally. and lhsn lhs FssOlslou
VAS laid on The table.
Another Wing then rose. and sf,r,
expressing his surprise u he appm,.,os
manifested BY ihs parry n Gen Jark.
son's recommendations. eonclud,d ~
affrring = resolution. = fnllnas. icr
which he anticipated unanin.aus Eair--
J Resolved. That Gen. Andrew JacasoD.
in predicting that whsn members sJ
Congress obtained appointments "a nfirs
in the National Government. rOrruB,ioa
Ieould Be fir order Of fhs day. showed
himself - much a proriarI as palrln..
The reading nl this rs"lse made ll,sn.
twist Ike q wounded snake. and ins.ari.
~ il was laid on the table BY Iarv
| Vnle.
Mr.. Selby then rose and said. thai. q,
the house seemed disposed io tender n,
homage 10 General Jackson. he sntielpsl.
ed unanimous vote in favor ~ mauon
which rescues his reputation from lhr re-
pruach Of ihe Albany Argus. anu with
that view he submitted The following re-
snlniiOn-
Rssoired. That the State Printer. in
asserting that General Jackson did not
possess one feeling in common .riih fLt
RspublicGn party either utterly misap.
pretended or grossly misrepresenisd The
principles and character oil our venerable
President.
The effect On the countenance ri the
editor OF the Argus. when this resolution
was read. NAV he imagined. but canno.
he described aud the Regency. the fog.
mer vilifeIs of General Jackson. ruled
a. ii The, had been cut To the bark hone.
The resolution VAS. however. Land on the
table. and the censure Of The Albany az.
I gus remains tutrpnnged.
| The previous quesIInn was al this p0inr
called. and the resolutions we're passed
by the party.
Mr.. Patterson then rose. AMI after re,
, marking lhsi IL VAS manifest that the Re
: gency received oil The spoils' Of victory
il was proper that they should perform
1 some service. None. he supposed. roul,
. be more agreeable to them Than to per
A form q service under the resolutions Jos
4 passed. and he therefore proposed III
|. following resolution
-. Resolved. That the Governor Of Mi
e state. having other constitutional duties 4
2 perform. with which The execution II ,h
Il commission conferred by the resolution
|. just passed may interfere, be discharge
from that duty. and thai the Albany Re
e gency be requested TO perform the ser
y vices.
i The resolution was. however. laid o.
n the table. and the members adjourned
IS The party resolved never again to ID
- lroduce resolutions clarifying the Presi
II dent. baltimore Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

The New Orleans Bulletin OF the 9Th
ull. in noticing the late message Of the
President upon our relations with Next
CO, concludes as follows
War is really not Intended. and our
merchants. who are largely interested in
The Mexican trade. need he under no
apprehensions. The belligerent tone oil
the message is merely ruse de guerre
to have specific effect. Santa Ana no
doubt understands it, and perhaps propos
ed it himself prior to his departure from
Washington.
L" The scheme is good one. the plot
well devised and sci down. as Hamie,
would say, with as much modesty as
cunning, and, on the part Of the two
great stars concerned in the performance,
will mos. likely be well sustained. Gen.
Santa Ana is sent home, and after him is
to follow a demand for satisfaction both
for injuries sustained by our Government,
and tor claims due to nur citizens, all the
terrnrs Of war being at the same time
denounced in case of a refusal to max,
instantaneous reparstion; then. while III,
PROSTATE and defenceiess ally, amazed
and terrified at the prospects before her
is perplexed as TO The means of extrIcat'
ing herself, her willy chief tciH propos,
| the surrender Of 7eras as the only mean'
"f appras'ng the fierce anger Of the pc
tent nerghbor, and the pennyless bank
rnpt " i'll greedily each at this means n
escaping from the horrors which ham
over her."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03
VICE PRESIDENCY OBEDIENCE
TO INSTRUCTIONS,

IN The election Of Vice President. The
following Senators. representing SlaIss
that voted sgsinst Dirk Johson. voted
for that chasie parsonage: Grundy. d.
Tennessee; Cu,hbert aud King. Of Geor.
gia; Morris. Of OHIO; and Upton and
Hendricks. Of Indiana. These are vocr
ferrous Democrats. and profess to regard
obedience TO The peoples wishes as The
first duty Of public servant Their
conduct. in this particular. furnishes an
other striking illustration Of the sincerity
Of their professions. We recommend il
n the consideration Of the dear pec'
pie
The Virginia Senators, too, nigh. Be
enumerated among those who have VOC
ed against the wishes Of their constiiu'
EMS. The people Of Virginia expressly,
al the polls, repudiaied The knight Of The
Great Crossings Their lasiidiousDess'
however. appeared TO US, at the lime'
uncalled.for and excessive. seeing The
gusto with which they swallowed the ex'
ecutive pei; il seems that Messrs. Rises
and Parker viewed their conduct in The
same light. and have accordingly dlsrs'
gsrded the implied instructions il con
yeyed, and have voted 10 elevate ihs
practical amalgama,or To the Presidency
Of the Senate, and cnniingenly 10 that OIL
the Union. '.'.'
The time has been when we thought
We could relish the predicaneni Of me
Little Expunger;" enjoy his inquie'ude
al being compelled To vote Tor The man
who had Ruckerized" him; but ihai
time is passed. Since Benton has passed
his sca,hing iron over the conscience ana
sense nf shame Of the +" Little Expunger,.
and reduced him beneath his own deg'ac'
ed level. he gulps down disgrace without
emotion, and OF course. whilst ne does
Il. exciles in The beholder no other leel'
ings than those Of contemp, and dIsgus''
Mr.. Moore, OF Alabama, and MI.
Black. Of Mississippi. both Wings, oHi
representing Tory States. manifested,
their regard for the grea, principle o.
instructions, by sacrificing their ind''HI
ual wishes and voting the sentiments OIL
their constituents. Mr.. Wall. Of Ne"
Jersey. was the only Tory Senator WIG
needed the voice Of his people.
| Had the eight Senators FIRST menllonr'
regarded the votes Of their States, il wou!'
have occasioned difference in the rose''
Of 10; which. added 10 Messrs. Calh"a''
Preston. and White. who did moi v"'
would have defeated X. N. Johns'H .!
. large majority, and saved the sfn''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

The New York Evening Star says
"One Of the signers Of the paper calling
a meeting in the Park last Monday. to put
down rents. &c. has store which rent
ed for $500 las, yer. This year the rent
has been raised to- SllO0, and taken.r'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-20
STATE or vEnMoNr.

District Of Marlboro, 50.
At the Probate Court holden at Fayetteville
within and for snd district, ON the last We'd
nesday Of Sept, A. ID. lsS7---Present,
Hon. ASA KrreHr, Judge:
ZONES Charles Warren, Administrator Of
~ the Estate of josiah .4LLEN, late Of
Nottingham in said district, and files his adj
ministrntion account; Whereupon il is ordered
that the same be heard and examined before
said court al the session thereof TO be holden
az Wilmington in said district, on the last
Wednesday Of November next; And for the
purpose Of notifying all concerned Of the time
and place of hearing, said administrator is d.
rccted W publish copy " the record Of this
order three weeks successfully, in the Vermont
Phoenix, as soon as may be.
A true copy Of record.
5 Attest, A. KEYES, Reg'r.
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STATE oF YERMoNT.

District Of Marlboro, S.
AT the Probate Court holden at Fayetteville
within and for said district, on the last Wel-
nesday Of Sept, A. ID. i5S7--Prsent,
Hon. Asa ksIonr, Judge:
ZONES Elizabeth Martin, Administrative
~ of the Estate of EN0S .M.fRTIN, late
of Halifax in said district, deceased, and flies
her administration accoont, Whercupon il is
ordered that the same b. heard and examined
before said court at the session thereof next TO
be holden nj Brattlehoro III said district, ON the
last "Wednesday Of October next; And lor the
purpose Of notifying alI concerned Of the time
and place Of hearing, said administrative is d.
rected tn publish a copy OF the record OF this
order, three weeks sueecssively, in the Vermont
Phoenix, ms soon as may be.
A true copy nc record.
5 Attest, ASA kEYES, Prob. Reg'r.
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STATE OLE YERMONT.

Dssfrlef Of Marlboro, 80.
At the Probate Court holden at Fayetteville
within and for said district, on the las, We'd
nssday oil Sept, A. ID. 1887
Hon As. KsIeHT, Judge:
"A Instrument, pnrportine TO be the last
WIZ and Testament Of LEVI ADAMS,
late Of Halifax, deceased, being presented TO
the Court by Dolly Adams, the Executrix
therein named, for Probate: Ii is ordered by
the court that all persons concerned therein be
notified 20 appear al the Probate Court for said
district, TO be holden at Brattleboro ia said dis
irict, on the last "Wednesday Of October next,
70 contest the Probate of said Instrument, or
shew cause Il any they have, WHY the same
shonld not be approved. And il is further or
dered, that copy Of the record of this order
be published, three weeks successfully, in the
vermont Phoenix, as soon as may be.
A true copy of record.
Attest, ASA KEYES, Regr.
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STATE OF vERsIONT.

Marlboro Disiriet, 81.
AT The Probate Court holden at Fayetteville
within and for said district, on the last We'd
nesday OF Sept, A. ID. l3S7---Present.
Hon. Asa KsIeHr, Judge:
GONE Emory Wheelock and Lyman w.
~ johnson, Administrators Of the Estate OF
PHINEHs4S BOND, late Of wsrdsboro in
SAID district, decreased, and file their admins
tIation account; Whereupon il is ordered that
the sanie be heard and examined before said
court Al the session thereof 10 be holden ~
Wilmington in said district. on the last wei
nesday Of November next; And for the purpose
Of notifying all concerned 81 the time and nIace
Of hearing, said administrators are directed a.
publish copy Of the record ofthis order. three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phenix, as
soon ar mag be.
Atrue copy of record
Attest, A. KEYES, Ree,r.
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Prom he Boston .iiias'
Tn THE pHRLIC.

The subscriber considers u cue y Il n
Hewett, (as an act Of gratitude aua y" 'a,l
low citizens, (from impulses Of IuI.'
describe briefly the condition o. p,1l,
which he has been rescued By The ssli s~r
tice of the Doctor. -, \
Before applying TO DR. II. the suvsS s. M
(for nearly two years suffered a maIpIl X n
had so far deprived him OF The use y r IN
that he could neither walk nor siano' M M 4
day the loss Of power was giea,e i !.
constant sedantary posture 10 WIN. .,.A
doomed by day, deprived hun u To-
sleep by the night. ,rss
The corporeal yigor induced SUE MA,
ton Of mental energy, that ine "
prospect opened before him, Of ysan N
without action, aud without regu's'sO 4 4.
And whenever sutiieien, light o'Vn
his benighled mind to make the e. ..n.,-ls
involved his prospects horribly os'I% M
fell upon hini such an avalanche "
life itself became bunhen. I'D
BY the mercy Of God, be Is now ~ III
degree restored TO the power Of 1'V y" n Il
TO walk aud 10 serenity OF mne, Y ,aNrD
and exertions Of Mr. Hewett, and u % iso.,s
this Ito him) exhiliaring fact thai ~ -. ~ u
foriunates, who have pinned 70 nOI r.'sd N
sion, or suffered maladies IN p'Vs' y hr
deferred may know that the's rbc
Gilcad, and a physician there ~, - q
who could apply may be ASSURED ,a' 'bsa;
;ng INV r,sb nnsk;Ifnllpess) awaits ,a'J,s
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LIST OF LETTERS
STATE OF VERMONT.

Disfrtcf OF NarI60Io, IS.
AT the Probate Court holden at Fayetteville
within and for said district, on the last We'd
nesday Of Sept, A. ID. IsS7--Presept.
Hon. Asa KNIGHT, Judge:
ZONES Thaddens Miller, Administrator Of
~ the Estate Of LE.HUEL MILLER Of
BfaiiieboTo 10 said district, deceased, and flies
hss administration secoast; Wbesrupon Il is
of1efed that the same b. heard and examined
before sssi ea0rt 81 the Session thereof 10 be
haeieD II BrsitIeboro sfoseaaid, on the last
Wednesday, Of October next; And for the pur-
s,oae a EaotifyIng all concerned Of The time and
place Of bearing, said administrator IS directed
70 publish copy q the record Of this order
iaF~e weeks successively, in the Vermont
Phanix, a. soon may be.
A true copy of record.
Attest A. KEYES. Reo,r.