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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02
FEVER AND AGUE
cured in every instance by the use Of hessnu'''
ROwand,s Tonic Ml1tuEc5
To which more than one hundred m roy.
persons are ready and anxious 70 ses"'!'

To which more than one hundred m 10y.
persons are ready and anxious 70 'es''!'
TN consequence Of the attempts tina. aIe :. -
j ways made by knayes and impos.oIss s;.s !
palm of spurious limitations and countel .aon
as soon as the public have deteImlneo uSi n
the value and excellence Of incidence s sa..s.
order to secure those who wish to ava. - -.
selves Of the acknowledged efficacy o. -, TN for
and's Tonic Mixture, as thorough GU s;.;on ~
Ague and Fever, against such lmpO ss.sssi.
the Proprietor has concluded upon INC TO- ~ A.
ty Of combining the sale Of the mix'u a;gsy.nt
few established chosen agents, 10 me e, %
sections Of the country, as are JUST su'nI hs ia
supply the regular demand: Ihefe'o,e:. ~ of
the pleasure to announce to the innsol IN Of
wisconsin Territory, and the northern r.,
Illinois, that -rrV
MR.. GEO w. KELLEtrr1a Il.
OF BURLINGTON, DEs MOiNs .s,s ia for
Wis. Ter. has been appointed sole -
the above Tersitssy, &c. - - cell .
N. B. Persons, wishing to by 4. !" nroprie-
gain, can procure the article n; :. who
tors prices, Of my ag ent q BS,a nI, Il said
will hereafter keep on hand 2 supply
mixture. JS6. r. ROWLAND, P. rep On.
Philsdslphia, Sept. 49, io'o'
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02
Directions for Building.

| Make a survey of the route, get level as near
| as possible; allowing certain high ground to DO
Hemoved. This level is at the base, or six inches
above the dwelling or foundation OF the road, and
three feet six inches above, and place signals at
proper distances TO preserve straight and level
line This line is the guide fof setting tho posts,
or piling, and by which the same are squared on
on their top ends. Tho posts or piling are set or
driven, according to the nature Of the ground, ana
their lengshs determined by the variations OF the
ground, from the last described level. Tho posts
or pilinv should be Of durable wood from twelve to
sixteen. inches diameter, (round) and placed
about Ave feet apart in a direct limo with eacn
other When set as posts they should be put
down from three TO four feet according TO the hai
ness of the earth. In soft ground they should Do
driven as pling until they reach hard bottom
The posts or piling being thus SGT in a straight
line, ditch is to be dug along the base of them,
on both Sides of sufficient depth sink long logs or
sticks of timber; being Two continued courses en-
bedded and close to the posts, with pieces Of tm-
Der locked across from one the other, tokeep them
snug to the base of the posts before embedding said
timbors key seats places for wedges are cut out
directly against each post; the posts are to DO st-
esq., The tmbers being firmly embedded In theground,
the wedges must be driven each side of each post
or pling, until they are perfectly tight and plumb;
this being done, ell in the earth 20 az TO keep the
horizontal timbsrs and wedges from tho Dir, which
will prevent their rotting ;-pound in the earth
solid.
Where the ground is low the piling Of course
becomes elevated; to secure them cross timbsrs
are locked into tho horizontal logs, At tho bottom,
reaching of far enough for lateral braces on each
side of the posts or pling, these braces reaching
from the ends of the said cross timbsrs up to the
base level, thrce feet six inches below the tons
Of the post. When the posts are thus SGT, keyed M
4 L-6e AL>A~ H.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02

ri lax ON RAcHgLo rs. "A lady having remarked
Il company, that she though, there ought to BE-
ON the single state 20 Yos madan,Y rsioned
q in''ema'' present, tsas on all other lnxuries''
g ove, like the plague. 4 .of,an co,nr,rr;c :,
y clothing and money.
Z philemon Of he medical profa =. y, ~, 1
ire now fami)iarly called sS;s;nas = s s.on.
pconscionable length Of their Jills. -
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02

THE CRAFT.-The editor OF the
New Orleans Commercial Herald COM
pliments the members of the Typo
graphical profession in the following
handsome style:
"We have been journeymen prln-
tiers: we avow it with pride. 1t is our
glory to be members of body of men,
who for honesty Of feelings, indepen-
dence Of spirit, and intellectual acquire.
mcnts, have no superiors in society
We belong to an art which has civiil-
zed and partially reformed the world
and which will still work greater and
more beneficial changes in the organi-
cation Of government"
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02
IGNORANCE AND CRIME.

We find the following beautiful and
eloquent remarks in the address Of Gov
ernor Everett, at the late annual meet
ing ofthe Prison Discipline Society of
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02
.rI1r MoITNT VERNON FAR

Il
MEp The fame Of Gen. Washing
ton as a soldier and statesman is UNI,
vsrsallv known and highly admired
by ali who appreciate talents, worth, =
1--we If country but his character as
farmer was less known in his day, and
his memory in this respect is not ven
Grated according to its desert. fos-
sessing ample means and the most ar
DENT love Of rural life, he was one OF
the first experimental and practical TAR
mers in Virginia. His estate at Mt:
Vernon consisted of 10000 acres Oh
land in one body, cqualto fifteen square
miles. 1t was divided into farms OF
convenient size. at the distance OF two,
three, four, and five miles from his
| mansion -house.-These farms he vlsl-
ted every day in pleasant weather, and
was constantly engaged in making ex-
periments for the improvement OF a
griculture.
Some idea of the extent of his far
ming operations may be formed from
the following facts. In 1877, ne hae
500 acres in grass, sowed 600 bush
els Of oats, 100 acres Of wheat, and pre-
pared as much more for corn, barley
potatoes, beans, peas, &C., and $50 witt
turnips. His stock consisted of l4'
horses, liz cows, 235 working oxen
heifers and steers, and 500 sheep. III
constantly employed $50 hands, ant
kept "a pioughs going during the who'll
wear when the earth and the state 9th
weather would permit. In 1856, h
slaughtered 5ohogs, weighing 1850
for the use of his family, besides pro
visions for his negroes.-[Silk Cultu
rist.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02

= f,sibly affected ~ one alone would have been.
III single battery, thsnof suitable dimensions may
relied onto generate the power required BY any
ftent and yarictysof machinery. Yorker.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02

Du Buque, May Ii, 1886. If
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
sstate OF MlssisgIppI. NTonroe CIV.
Probate Court, Special Tam iss7

ffooate Court, Special Term, 1887,
BY Richard D:Iworth, Judge Of the Probatss
court q The County and State Aforesaid
NOTICE y hereby given that On application
= to me- by Augustin Willis, Of the above
named county and State. Who claims an undivi.
dsd sixth part Of that tracts OF Land, known and
designated az fractional section thirty six in rorn-
ship II, Of Range O. East also section two n To,n
ship Is, Of Range Q, East.
have nominated Isaac II. Dyche, Nathan
Morgan, and Abner Prewett; Commissioners ID II.
vide the ssd tracts Of land, into equal spears or
parts, and unless proper objections are stated 10 mo
at the court house in the town of Athens. on ihr
20ih day Of November next The said Isaac II.
Dyche, Nathan L. Morgan aud Abner Prewitt. viii
then be appointed Commissioners to make partition
Of the said lans persuant TO an act entitled an &C,
concerning partition Of lands held BY Copaytucrs
Iyirf ters's's @si,a tenants n Common.
Given under ~ hand and seal this OH day Of
September 1887.
RICHARD DILIyORTL, Judge Of Pro5ate,.
Sept 93d, lss7.--li-9w fPr. fec Sl5 o.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
SllerlGss sale.

nY virtue Of two wrlts Fien Faeias that is.
ID sued from the Circuit court OF Okubboha
county, Mississippi. at The May tenn Of said court
and 70 me direeied, | viii sell, at the Govt house
door in the town OF Siafuille, on Tuesday. the
7th day Of November next, al the riylt. title
claim and interest, that William b. Tate has in and
70 tle following town property. to wit Lots No
?. and 10, Of block No 5, south Of Main street..
and inciudes the building now occupied BY the said
William b. Tate; which property has been levied
on as the property Of William y. FATE, 10 satisfy
snndry executions in favor Of Ioomer, Hadan 4
Co, Toomer Co. and others, al against the said
William Is. Tate. Sale within the hnurs prescribed
by law. JAS. w. EASTLAND. SIM.
By his Deputy, JAS Cliff.
Sep SO, IasT-I2-Gw fPr fee Ssl 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
ChOciayV Claims,

y Commissioners appointed To ad just
M CLAIMS to reservations Of lands under hc
ionfteenli. article of the Treaty OF $780, with the
Choclaw lndlnns, hereby give notice. that they viii
meet at then office III the town OF Colunlbus Mssis
S!Ppb on the sixteenth day OF October next.
Ihcir office will continue open tom Tins time, and
Their Secretary will receive any application or
claims claimants may think p oper to make or file.
Cases will be dockptyd N the order presented
and taken up the same order If ready.
Claimants wall # required, be neatd bv counsel
Summons to- Witnesses will be issued by the Sc
crctary upon application to him.
Claimants and their children entitled to Reserva-
tons, must in at cases APPEAR beIole the Commits
SonerS IN person.
The District Attorney of the United States for
the State OF Mississippi, VII act as Counsel for the
United States.
Foi tle Information ofclamants the I4th article
Of the Treaty OF Dancing Rabbit Creek, and the
ls 9th and 7th section OF The act Of March s. 1887,
under Which the Commissioners are ting are pub.
isied with this notice,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
JDt1N j. LIZ " Is.
REFER no
Valuable Mills for Sale

FNNllE subscriber viii sell his Mills, now i
M operate on the Buttahachy, situated Is
miles north OF Columbus, in Lowndes county Miss
There are many oonyeniences attending these mills
not common IN tins county; among these are the
following; they are newly boiil, Of The best maer-
ais, by I WgguS & Go. with first rate stones, and
Duch boltlng cloths, and hesitate not 70 say, thew
are the best mdl5 Ion gnudlug wheat III the country
Besides, tIr' pdrchaser WI Nlva the privcre q
buying with the mlN4S0 acres 81 good farming land,
on WncI there Is good lumber with line Sprinrs in
Inherent places well adapted u summer residences
Auaiact z at advantage s tAat the river is nav-
gable fir several AM, above, aud sw-,ars can he
brugatto the mills with very little expense, and
iumiwt taken down tae same into tie blghy 10 CO.
tomtms, o. as tar as Mahue ntjc winter and SD up
season. There IS, aso, an exc .cnt 6slerv, wnb
comfortable dwellings, and other oat buildings
SlouId not omlt TO say, that Ia st mllS are 20
| slteatrd as to be perfectly SAFE IN nigh Water, as
lazy are one nnir lon the cAanat 0 Tie ltyer ,tl1-
Pned 10y a sae pmtlu.y III all seasons, ana quite
eodv at Tie highest Tune mat ever has been known
IN tins conty, 1bcre NlI be no pocessity Of keep
ug up expensive dtu,s
Lac society OF ali tao surrn anlinr country is
| ,ond. Any gentleman WISHING to pa,ohasc wlg
| wed 20 cad and examine the same. FERNS
| Qynem viii b2 uaay easy 10 paurtoaj puIcha .ers
! Inc sab,cfbe wtl be IcNcQ.h ahmi die b. rl.ss
WINCHESTER DUMAS.
iuY ), 1857 5ltf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
The Indians Panncea .

ET0R the cure Of rheumatism. Scrofula or
q Kings Exit, Seiatica or iIp-Gout, Incipi-
ent Cancers, Salt Rheum, Syphluc and Aieycuria
diseases particularly Ulcers and affections Of the homes,
lceated Throat and Nostrlf; Ulcers Of every de.
scrpon, Fever sores, and Internal Assesses: Fistu
las, Scald Head, ScurvY, Bes Chronic Sore Eyes,
Eryspelas. Blotches and every variety Of Cutaneeus
affection Chronic Catarrh, lIeadaca from particular
cause Pain in the stomach and Dyspepsia, proceed.
ing from vtiation: Affections Of the Liver Chronic
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, and general debility,
caused by TORPID action of the vessels Of the Skin
1t Is singuarly eiicacous in rcnoyatng those con.
situations which have been broken dom by tnupl.
dious treatment, or juvenile irregu nties. In gen
eFal terms, y IS recommended 'nai those diseases
which arise from impurities in The blood or yitstton
of the humours, Of whatever name or kind
For sale at the Drug Store Of Smith, Rainoa,rd
& Go. on Market streat doors from Main.
Aerll 80, 1857 N.e
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28

by virtue Of lHo wrils OF RI. Ia. that issued
~ from the Circuit court Of Winston county,
at the May term Of said court aud 10 NE directed |
will sell at the CouFt-h0fse door in the Town vi
Louisville, on Monday ihe 20lh day Of November,
1887, al the right, tide. claim and interest that
John w. Graves has 10 aud tn tie following de-
seubed tract or parcel 81 land, which has been lc
wed on as the property Of said Caves, n satisfy
two executions, one IN favor Of James Parks, ihs
other in favor Of William " oo3 ward. 20 Wit Toe
north half Of the west hall Of northeast quarter
section %, township Is, range ,; also, sluti haf
Of the east half Of southwest quarter; slso the wei,
half Of the southeast quarter Of section II, town
ship Is. range -, continuing leo acres, more or
less which tract Of land hes on the Robertson road
within one mile and half of Louisville and pretty
well improved. JOHN IL HARDY, Shd.
Louisville, Winston CO., 0cl 3 1887
Iit4 II ice 81 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
?. RUrlLIUS Il. PRAY.
}. MURRAY,
p ID. VROOM

AN AZ Tor tie appointment OF Commissioners 10
ADJUST the claims 20 reservations OF land under
thc lourleeuih article OF the treaty ol eighteen
hundred and thirty with the Choc.aw Indians
BE Il enacted BY the Senate and House Of Repre-
SfMattceS otthe United States Of .4nlertca an Con-
SFtss assembled, HAT there shall be appointed by
tht President, by and with the advice and consent
Of the Senate, three commissioners whose duty il
shall be to meet in the State of Mississippi at such
time and place, as the President shall appoint and
designate, and there proceed to ascertain the name
oIevtty ChoclaW Indian WHO was the head OF am
Indian Family al the date of the treaty Mt Dancing
RABBIT Greek, Who has not already obtained rc-
SerFauon under aid treaty, and who can show by
SATISFACTORY evidence hat he or sac complied Or
cue rd 70 comply with all the requisites OF the four
Ue''l o'Nce OF sand treaty. 10 tntltle him or her,
| 10 reservation rndcr said article; aud also the
number and names of all the unmarried children of
shc1 heads OF agiaes, VINO formed part OF the
Iany ana were over ten years Of ace, and like
wise tQe number and names oil tue children OF such
| HtaIs 81 Hmhe5 n were under ten years Of age,
aad report TO tie President, to be, by lam, laid be-
| loft olhgleas, al the nans OF such Indians, and
| lue an vent secuouS OF laud 10 wdlCh such heads
W jdnae were reSpechrev entitled, toL tier with
The opn0ns Of tac commissioners, ana whether
! any pat Of sid lands have been sold hy the Gu
Netumcnt aud tle proofs applicable to each case
go d .iad b. IL further enacted. That said
| toNHHooAels shall have tub power 10 summon
and cause to come before them, such witnesses az
ANN ,i ~ - ",',3SIS' aAu 70 nave item eE-
%"i''eu va "a'l' aaa Il any witness shall testify
;on,, "a ." ''p' 10 '''''''9o SAM IoHms
cnr%, n,,r, aS s 1ra q s0i'y 81 "Au ana
NH, "'o o,'"l' wy tohtlchoh before
,,e I,n,shn,,,n, H. o.'u@1"oc tefeoh $uher
| t5,,,N'no, 't'' ''"0'u =" uose suty 81
~ i,3h.t n...t.
c,ot3ncs IN 'p. '''' ,5' e''~'e'' oa' hohhg
s,n,,9 ~ '-''''' Oe % construed as 10
'' 5,s Z ~ y ',.''',, Seet iaeaeos wen
.s. o.eu 'i+9e y no se Ma tn t2r tue ben
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
Commls ion Rn.incs..

A RU lOR having reached the interior from
IA shs' source we know non that we had dis
cooiu cd tle Commission Business IN this Civ
we take tn" method 70 lHIorw our tneads ani the
public that our house Is now open and has been al
the season, the blsiess promptly attended 10 and
That We intend To continue it. ltis trIe Nr OIL not
escape the ELECTS oitic unparalleled prcs-ur, which
pervad"dta Whole C0nuetci word and pacsI Il
bc'or oar ppw'rto alio tla Same iacutr. lo our
friends we Hat formerly d1ar,-bH /; Is with mac4
pleasure Gao we may add plit) tstt are able 10
81 we ~ 49, owe o1e dollar to Toe rauauy, M.
bave we ever retained tn" leads or p d CT sid
moment .nag rt4ao a brpahi opportunity offered
10 'n'"a.d lhem. r arrangements now e ach
tat we tr'si Ne shall able 10 move smoothly OK
aud hope IIom oag experience fourteen wears Of
our s'nor) To ender satisfactory accounts of n bu-
sineSs entrusted 10 our care. We respectfully soil
en- continuance Of the business # our Old patrons
aod ancIl others az may tlns proper 10 confle il 10
our care. ROSS UOYT 81 EDRn
Mobile, Aug g. IS37-7-f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
A,lnlinistrnfor,s Z Notice.

FILTERS Of Administrations having been
- granted 70 the Undersigned at the Septem
her lefmof the Probate court Of Lowndos county
on tho estate Dc William Lawrence, deceased notice
Is hereby given 70 Ill persons indebted to said estate
q make immediate payment; and all those having
claims aginst said estate viii present them within
the time prescribed BY law, 81 they win he forever
barred HENRY N LAWRENCE, Adn,r.
Oct. 1881. 14-6t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
Gallig.,an's

Vegetable Ferer and .lgue Pills.
DF1SrER x GOODWIN are the sole A.
II gents for Columbus of this sovereign en-
edy for Fever and Ague.
The Subscribers deem It unnecessary to give
here, all the rccommcndatory letters which accom-
pany these Pills. Their efficacy has been well
test Throughout the United States, and the MANY
individuals who have r,sorted to them in this COM
m Dity, will testify to Their being radical core-ro
qitaekery' Price 81 so.
PFlyrER & GOODWIN.
July 5, 1857. 59tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
-Atlmlnistrafors, Notice.

N0TiCE u hereby given, thai letters Of ad.
: ministraiion we're granted 10 the undersigned
Al October term Of the Probate court Of Lowndes
county, State Of Mississippi, on the estate of
Samuel IL Byrn, late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims aganst said estate, are hereby
notified 10 present them duly proved within the
time prescribed BY Law, or they viii be barred; and
al persons indebted toasaid estate arc requested
10 make paymcntto JOHN w BYRN and
Oct. O. is37--l4u ELIAS Il BYRN Adms.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
Cotton Gi,,s.

EUSr received from the manufactoy, in
- South Carolina, lot OF "lIunters" ceebH-
ted east steel saw Gins oil various sizes on consgn-
ment, and lor sale al III customary price.
CONVICTION Il CALHOUN.
Columbus Miss, sept. 25d, ls57-li-tG
?, 5. Thr manufacturer d signs setting in CO.
ambgs m has SEM III ab1ve Cans as specimens Of
hs work s1d warrant, hem equal 10 any in this
country; II they do not perform Gel purchasers
lave tie lrvcge ufrt,uuAg them.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
Receiving 4 F'orwartling Duslncss
To Planters and others.

HNlNG determined 10 open an OiRe IN,
M New York carly IN November neNl, undpr
the style Of JAMES iiAYpEN s Co. an opportunity
is gwen To those who entcSt Il, with thir, otton.
10 avail tl,ndl'es Of either the Mobile or New
York market. We also rive notice, that we wll
advance thirty dollars per Btle ON ali gooI Cai,nu.
weighing four huldred AMI fifty pnnds, delivered
at Cotton Gu, Aberdeen, Colbert, Plymouth. Nest
Port, Columbus, Nashville, Fairis Gansv,Ic, ana
other bindings on tie iombleby, Inall cases. ia
Of lading or warehouse rec PTS wal be r,oura,
Al HODGES & Co
Columbus Oct, "a, 1857 linl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
Auaust Y, lss1-5 Ole IN. LY0N.
FactOragc & commits. ION Ruslnc !.

FactOragc & Commission Businc Is
FHViE undersigned BIAS commenced the Far.
n forage and Commission business IN tn. d.
~, and win be prepared BY The opening Of tie Cot
Ton MARKET 10 render such Ecfitcs as retnonaibl,.
aud prudent men may require With the aii Of M.
Ihos. l.. Bfntbcts who viii take charge of the out
door business, and devote bis time To the interest of
the concern, his own chdeayos 10 forward The yirys
o. his patrons'wilI, he hopes, give general satsfc-
iiUn. ID n KANE
Mobile. Aug. 10 1897 Ism.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
Vaiuaole Property ion sale.

Va'an~AC AuAsCAtS iuK S0Ies
a d 'lAG % The continued III health OF JAS.
~ g. Ahte, the subscribers viii offer al aue-
,oa ultu supedor STEAM SAW MtLL. situated on
Pcati rivlr, about one mle ana hall OH tuc city
Of Jtc,sou
10 persons wishing 20 enter INTO tae Lumber B +.
>na~s, hui lev such vppnrtolaiies oittr. HE ma
was erected da4nI Hrr past a@uwitl mach case
The popH To- Anticipating aU a.fcat.an IS G,>-
y 8 * 81 u "a aa y 1o3 Atacaea /, tie
mi. Helt al tog aces b tmJse a.t nestly tic
Woe III iNarb Is l,aa iQtntt.s so c4sl4aliuA A
very suprof q it nj Wdta.itd 10 criAl 10
buShtlso cosatn elyc nous; ajSo, cara ST., l.
Thert ae about 2o0 dcsts nlc,escd, Tor paSloJe,
eight yuhe ~ paint oxen, hantisone lot OF siock
husrS, two paf OF ca y ogo, (umher vince s. ,ine
new ra wagon, one new flat boat and in short,
every convenience lor crying On the business
Inc puhic Improvements IL JACKSON, for which
we have an unfinished cruraci OF from $1,000 ta
$4,000, combined With private wants, vii tender
The demand Tor lumber. which IS cmuu at $40 pei
itosand leet very great 10 yeas 10 come. NTH
Inc premises tie purchaser can haNe very choce
ioi ui ten negroes. seven men and three women.
amongst which there Is good sawyer assistant en-
rluCcr ox-drNers and all GOOD choppers, the terms
OF winch viii he made known Oh the day Of sale.
The terms for the mil. and, sc. vii be made
accommodating, say IN three equal msaments OF Q,
Is and 81 months, with approved paper. and decd
Of trust an the property II rtqHttd.
lfnot previously disposed OF al private sale, il viii
be sold to the highest bidfcr on Saturday, the All
day OF November next, in the cry OF Jackson Per-
sons wishing TO view the above named property can
have II shown iothem by applying 10 1hus. Caves
in jackson uF James L. White On the premises
GRAVES &, WHITE.
Jackson Sept /, lS5T-stds [Pr. charge, aSo
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
Commission Rm ina

EEVtIE undersigned hayesorued Co-paflncr-
Il rhip, commencing on the lstof Oclobernexi.
for the purpoVc OF tran@cting facorgge ana
Commission Business IN the city of Mobile under
the firm and style of JONES. LYON & Co.
Their business will Dc confined exclusively 10 tlr
sale Of Produce, and purchase Of Goods, when place
IN funds. VIM. JONES, Jr.,
NJ. LYON.
August ~, lS37--5-2iR WA. LYON
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
Commission Rnsiness.

Wi Undersigned will open an office in the
- CITY of Mobile, On the Isl of Nov. next. for
llepufpnse Of iransacinga general Commission bu-
slness, aud tenders his services to his friends and
acquaintance, and particularly To tie Planters OF
Alabama and Mississippi. AIlorders thankfully re-
ccIved and punclualIy attended To-
PETER MCOLLUM
Mobile, lcf 7h, IS37.-i3-2n