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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09
Dr Il. s.. Cornell

uwts opened an Office at the store OF ,. >.
HFRANKIdN where he tenders his profess
,onol services, to the citizens Of Columbus ana IT'S
,o'a' w. February IS .la37-d.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09
state of Mississippi, Monroe q,

state of Mississippi. NAoh'VC ~
Ia Chanctry, Circuit Court 4prii Term 1881
TnoMAs IL. ADAMS,
rs. ( III" wv A'NN
CLARKEY ADAMS, his wife. a.
VuNillS Gay came the complainant by h's Aoof
D. ney, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court, that the defendant is not resident Q.
The State Of Mississippi It IS ordered by the Coult
hat this cause be set for hearing upon The lacls
charged in the compliments Bill on the ilrs' gay o.
the next Term oiths court to be held al the ooo'
house in the town Of Athens, Monroe county MI5sl'-
s,nn ON the fourth Monday Of October 1881 Ana
i e further ordered BY said Court that copy here
Of be published in the Columbus Democrat pup,
lie newspaper printed in Lowndes county IN s3la
State for three months before the SAID day. HEREBY
appo.ntad for the hearing Of ths cause, c,
"Ft S II BUCKINGHAM, Clerk.
By his Deputy W II. FoutER,
Athens, june 23d, l331--5l-l3w oo,
'''''''''' Printers fee sal o0l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09
Stale Of mississippi, Lowndes Co.

-'l0SL'' :, .qtactmsa. Sl6s CO
F. {. PALoSET.
NToTlCE is hereby given, that the above at,
taehment was issued at the suit OF The sad
rI,in,ifs against the said defendant as abscondng
r 10 sum aforesaid, and has been returned
1g his Office duy executed, and is now pending and
unJrtsrmined in the Circuit coar OF LoWhdes
county State Of Mississippi; and that nai5ss the sali
49, ri October next, being the first day Of the
t' court Tor the county aforesaid, give spescal
bali and plead Judgment VIII be entered agan5 i n bs
and the property attached viii be sold % satisfy '"e
S Witness the Clerk Of said Circuit court tbs lSu
day Oh August '''' OVID P. BROWN, Crk.
A.. pr fee 81 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09
A ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.-by or

A DMlNlSIRAlRl KIN Nv ~ "
"a der of the Probate Court OF Noxobee coun q. :.
" hcllm the town Of Macon on the first Monday o.
JAW GnstanD hereby notify all persons Interested Yea
m fLe Estate of Elijah Williams, late Of N@Xohee
county deceased; that will apply at The o 3ims
term Of said Court, for settlement of the admins
tr,Iion Of sid Estate at which time hey must aP-
I,ear and shcw cause fany they have why 'ne ao-
minietratioa Of said estate should not be eoSeo'
SARAH ANN WILLIAMS .fdm fF,
Aur 9TH lS37.-~A-6W. IT'S. lee % w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09
STATE of mississippi. LoWndes CIV.
BEvJAMIN G. WEIR,
as attachment for 10000

JoHY S. WAsHlSGToS )
NroTlCE is hereby given that the above at
~ tachmcnt was issued at the suit of tho SAID
nainti9 against the SAID defendant as Ascending
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
count, State of Mssssippi and tia, unless the said
defendant shall appear On or before the second
Monday Of October next, being the first day of the
circuit court for the county aforesaid, give special
baiIand plead Judgment will be entered against him,
and the property attached will be sold to satisfy the
plaintiff demands.
Witness the clerk Of the said Circuit court the
''''' go . '''0 WV OVID P. BROWN, OK.
s-iw Printers fee 81 sol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09
27.5OO Acres

Rich Cotton Lands in Market.
UNHE subscriber offers for SALE on accommo-
u dating terms, twenty seven thousand i've
hundred acres Of Land, lying III the late Cnoeiaw
country, most Of which vas carefully selected 3y
himself and purchased at the public sales N ls5o
1884, and is in handsome settlements IRON Elo 70
100 acres in tract: the greater part OF y y rom
enc t. fifteen miles distant from the lonns99y I'ss'
.xtenan,, from the Sookanoochce TO the Tibbec nv
or. There are some valuable tracts OF IN the va
zoo Valley, and in Madison, and other counllis-1 =
Those wishing to purchase good durable cotton lann
in healthy country, would do well to give mm q
call. In his absence, they cnn see attic ohce 81 inc
Clerk orthe county or probate Court IN the hands O.
Robert d. IIaden esq. a book OF Maps "h'cU RUG
ali the tractsmarked on it, with the prices ana terms
Ve also has about thirteen thousand acres u INC
Chckasaw country which will be sold low tor cash.
or part down and the balance on time rs,
tucust 10, ls36.-5,f THOMAS Mo6fE'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09

ions NJ. kIRs, econ IN
rs 'I,t"t'"'+'' ~ r. ~ "
HIRAM HAnyiLL.
NT0TICEis hereby given that the above at,
~ ,achment was issued at the SUIT Oh the sad
,,p,;ntIti aesnst the said d.endautas an obscondne
b"b,or 5r the sum aforesaid, and has been rctone.
u ~ his Office doy executed ana is now pending and
~, la,ar,nine1 ii the Circuit Court OF LoWnda
COUNTY. State Of Mississippi; and that unless ta
soI Ia,endan, shall appear on OF before the secon
NonJay Of October next being the first day OF ilt
c Cipe11l Court for Ike county aoesad give spec
G bai, and nsad Judgment viii Be entered against I
and and f the properly attached will be sod to satisfy ia
plaintiffs demands. D., c,,,.;. r.,r, III
Witness the clerk Of the said Circuit Court "
18th day OF August, 1881. p ppo,vN cYE
s.y PRINTERS fee 81 5Ol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09

state of Mississippi. LoWnces Co.
JANIS #. SLoANE ...e
rs. .ittQei-s'-e't 800
L. {. PALoSEY. }
NOTICE is hereby given, tls: tie ABOVE =
,9ebmenl was issued al tire So: e tie sad
,T,F ssy,jogt The saft deftU6a-. a. az ascending
.-l,r ~ fsc gur. aforesaid, and has 1cea returned
n lis Office duly executed, a23 Is nc" -T.hg all
,,,'ls,e-riae6 ia the Circuit court oi L2"Haes
county. State Of Mississippi; ani tat ~Ae5s ll5
rs6 defendant shall appear OF or before me seToal
Monday Of October next, being TIE H53i gay Q. NJ
circuit court for the county aforesaid, give speca.
EarI and plead, judgment viii be entered sga.ns.
rim and the property attached VII oe SOD 10 'a''i!
Tho plaintiff demands. Id.
- Wsgess Tic clerk Of The said Circuit court the
i7'H ua' y '''o- OVID ?. BROWN. Cfk.
al pr fee 81 SO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09

state OF Mississippi, Es.--1des C'y.
v,u.rcv & H-LsrE-,
49, - .--t-:ar-srt for E,sv q
/. P. WAEo.
1-aTICE is hereby gwen Ii. ae above a
tlcbren. vas issued Al the suit q the sad
-l.rfT scs..s, the said defendant IS ~ a5seoatlls
ac,or f9T the sun aforesaid, and has bceu returned
~ his Office duv executed and is NV pending sat
ni a.. IN the Circuit court Of Lovldes eoga
+ STATE Of Mississippi; and that unless tie sl,d q.
isaiant shall appear on Or before tie second St.a
Han ofOc,oter nest, being the Isl day oi iae r.
chit eoar, for tie county aforesaid, give special 1a-
ana Plead Judgment will be entered ag4lus. nm n
and the property attached vi. be sod 10 Sa'lsE ue
plaintiffs demands. 49,. !
Witness the clerk Of the sad c.'ciat court, he
| 18th dag Of August, ISL; ,,,o,,->- CT
s-4w. Price s. 50.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09
New ROOks.
GnlIigllan-s

TsgetaJie Ferer and 3gae Pdi'.
nFIsTER s GOODWIN are the sole a
rents for Columbus Of TINS sovereign rem
edy ioT Fever and Agae. -
'rbe subscribers deem il unnecessary to give
her. au tbe recommeuda'oy lcitcrs winch accom-
n.ny these Pills Their Efficacy has been wei
iest5d throughout tire United States and The many
individuals who have reso5trd 70 them, ~ tins com
,ann,,y. wlI testify to Their beng radical cure.-nt
quackery Price 81 80. ,,, coon,,Y
july Z, 1887. '+u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09
!. A. MaTSnalI.
R;cbard s. Graves,

ArroRSfr ASD CoUSsELloR At Law Ia q,
UTIl.L practice in the circuit courts Of oh,
w ubbccha, Lowndcs, Monroe "ins'on'
Cboc,aw, and the adjoining counties OF NC G ON
Tdic;ai circuit All business entrusted 70 r. ns
r.r, viii meet with prompt attention. lis once
,sin s,arkyllle, Oktibbeeha county Miss,
Jan Z, 1887,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09

@RlY CHANDLER, late Of Georgia
u ATTORNEY At Law, Columbus hl''
oFcs on Nam street, at Dr.. NJ. Estes sh9P'
April u, 1881 -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09

EOU\ ID. FREEMAN, ArroESEI tNp
81 corxsElLoR At Law, Grand Gun nh
Angus, I9, 1897.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-28

We wist! SUCCESS 20 The Colonization Society, SO long
as il is conducted upon the wise and forbeaIing porInci-
pies, which kaye hitherto .,iAcd lis Hd:niAist7at'an'-
Our attention has been specially called 10 it, by tie iate
meeting which has been held in this city. and the ran1ph-
let just published, containing the Sixth Report oil the
Virginia Colonization Society. 1t presents many very
interesting facts, which have been collected, about 'hat
region OF Africa. We cannot express IN terms sum
cienlly strong 'Ir sen&e nf The strenuous and indf'au'
gable laDors uf A!rasrs. Gurlpy. and Andrews lir able
agent "r The Nirninia S"ciely.
We understand the Memorial Of The STATE Society mas
been referred IN Il SELECT Committee OF. the u. 81 ~,
and hat they ate likely to report a plan for continuing
ow animal appropriation Of SlS:OG0. *lrirt of The loo r.
rid restriction w!iicl. has been inserted in it-by wl'ch
lis benefits hive brpn almost entirely destroyed. lFt IL
lie placed 4! the wise discretion of the Board ol the ' IT.
ginia ~SOciciy-und we think much benefit may br zone
in the expectation of the people Of colour uifeauy
cmancipated. and their settlement in the Colony oil New
Firginia. OF course, the s"ciely will not m'ddle WIN
the slaves. Such, we know to hc The private OPP
Mon of the Agent and the Board. They STATE, that Tic
Society ought 10 have nothing nj all 10 DO with them
One fact is particularly worthy of our consideration.
Maryland has appropriated S2U0 600 TO The Colonization
scheme, and TO the benefit Of the colony which she has
settled in the neighborhood of Caps Palmas. why my
we not contribute SlS,O0u n year, leaving it always IN
our own power 10 arrest il, the moment we witness any
sort of abuse in the conduct of the Society:
We slal! publish, a reeahly to request, u Synopss
of the efforts which have been made in Virginia, IN Ill
vor Of the Colonization Society. 1t is contained in 4
Speech delivered by Mr.. Atkinson in This CITY, in lS:6.
We have no immediate room for the SLati:t C; OF the
several colonies and villages in Africa, as they are cxhi.
biled in the pamphlet before us.
The .4uroru Borcn!is.-A letter from Washington Of
Thursday morning describes The splendid Northern LisM
of Wednesday night, as completely Illuminating the
City, and giving a beautiful pink tidge to every object,
particularly TO the snow.
The same letter describes Santa Ana, the Lion Of the
Day. as having no little the appearance of our worthy
and respected friend, Robert Anderson. Esq, Of VII
l~iamsburg, especially when lie spcaks-Alm"ntc's hair
ana complexion as lndan-lIis cnnntcnance very fine
Santa Ana is much pleased with The reception which the
President had rivnn him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-28
Card to lie Editor Of the Enquirer.

RICHMOND, H6lh January, 1917.
In the Enquirer of this day, | observe n notice Of the
proceedings Of the House Of Delegates, on the bill csta-
blishing banking regulations. And in that notice, AN
represented as saying, that il my amendment should be
adopted, it was my Intention 10 fill the blank with The
words 'ihrrc times" What | think did say, or crr-
tainly intended 10 say, was, that if the amendment under
consideration, and certain other amendments which |
proposed TO offer to the bill should lie adopted, would
propose to fill the blank with the words :'tlIree times.
In Offering the amendment, 4 Blank was ~purposely left.
in order 10 be governed by circumstances as 10 the words
with which it ought TO be filled.
My views as TO The proper limitations on The dealings
of banks, are these: There ought To be two restrictions
one, fixed and definite, and restricting the whole
amount of their debts To some multiple OF their capital
stock actually paid in-I'he other, varying, and rrgulat.
ing The amount Of their debts which are required 10 he
paid on demand, in specie, by some multiple of their spc.
Gle. The latter restriction, | regard as b. far Tie most
important; and with"ut which, 1t isimposSi5lc to impart
to bank paper that %unvarying value which specie pos.
sesses, or 10 prevent in prices those fluctuations wllici,
have on several occasions proved SO rulaous to tie cuun.
try.
With the request That you will insert some c explanation
on this subject, in your paper, am very respectfully
your %obedirnt, ARTHUR SMITH.
Thomas RIrCHiE. Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-28
VIRGINIA "ElAIss5SAAEGESE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
Upo,i,cs,Iuu .LDu0rU %.
The ancndmrntl to The Bank BIZ oIieredby Mt. SMITH

The amendment t.. the Bank Bill o~tferedby Mr.. SMITH
Of Isle of Wight was as follows:
After the Sh section, insert
1. And be L further enacted, That the Issue oil BANK
r,,or shall be subject to this further Limitation and re-
s,ricIinn: TThc total amount Of debts contracted ny i
bank. including bills or notes in circulation: and dfpo'
si!rs. and which are required to be PAID on osiian" III
uold and silver, shall not exceed - l'nesJ 'he
ssn,n,rt or GoId and silver coin Of the lawful money OF
the United States, the actual property, and IN Tie pos,
session of the bank, and held TO pay the demands agI'lS .
il. And whenever, in consequence OF Inc go'u Ut oil
yer cain as aforesaid, being drawn from Il bank III pay
men; of the demands against it or otherwise, IL snail So
h,pncn. that the amount Of gold and silver coin as aiore,
said shall b. reduced to less than one e. Vi ~ oa.
amount of its said debts which arc Iequirra 70 y Paw I"
On demand in gold and silver, the Sa'u pahN sn'i' h"N
! no new loan or discount, until by curtalIment or olhct
wise its gold and silver coin as aforesaid slia'' pear 70 ~ -
said debts which are required to be paid OH or'ia"u !"
cold and silver, Il greater proportion than one g. .
Mr.. VExaELE opposed the adoption oil Tie
and MIR. SMITH rave his views in lis support :,
MIR. MAY then moved to amend Mr.. S;:iI'l $ ainehu
mcnl. by slrikjnn out the words included IN brackets
ending with the word 'HmsS, win Vew " I '" '"
following: ';lhat the total amount OF the DIS OF h'e =
any bank in clrcuIatlon, shall hot d. W. '
times" ,, So,
The bin was laid on the table before a question wa
taken on either Of the above amendments. :.
On motion of Mr.. WATKISs, the House PFoc'e"eu y"
the consideration Of reports OF committees c. -,
The report of the Committee CT Agriculture &C, re
isrtiyg so much of The petition OF James groom ah'
others. asking authority to extend their gold INNING ope
raiions into The counties of Fluvanna, Louisa ana DUCK
7ry,s uorse also concurreI in the report OF the sam
committee. declaring reasonable the applications OF tn n
Inspectors OF Tobacco in Richmond ana -
an increase Of their fees. ~
The Committee on the hiiiii'a Laws we're g" a., :
r-m, III. C,,tbsr consideration of the petitions OF The IN
h,h;,anIs Of Scott, and of Braxton for new i'gii4enu
Resolutions of tie same Committee, rtgerf'ng me pc
l.;ion of officers Of the 32d regiment. asking ,nat 'neJ
it, y n,In,nn h "a r e e
some central no:n,-and of the officers OF the lDth re
gimcnt, for leave to train within the bounds oil their o"
regiment-were conCurred IN.
Thursday, Jan. 26, 1887.
A message was received from the Senate stalins u.
they have passed the bill entitled san act incorpoFau"
The Spring Creek Turnpike Company: .x
TLaer have agreed to the resolution for the appolntinel
If , ;o;~ni.co,nmitlee to inform David Campbell, Esq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-28
FOX TIE E.TQUIRER.
NO MORE BANKS!-[No 81

To the Members Of The General .isSIM"y;
In my preceding numbers, have spoken WIN some
decree of asperilY of the scheme!s, stock;jn'Oels anu
spcculutors, whu are pcti,ioning fnr more banks; at'he
same time, tt,al have dlscIaimpI entertaining, or WISH,
ing 10 excite any undue pre- JUDGES against any Class OF
.uy C.lIow-cilizens. know that there are s'tue' VINO
-wi!lc charge me with a desirc TO array the cOnatry, asa;hs.
the tounS. care not. If it be a sin to speak the naked
truth, in defence of the rights aud interests "t the SILENT
.toiinr many, against the s%cheming, noisy, selfish JsW,
rest that SIN upon me! do not believe thai thcre Is ~
fact, such Il contrarirty of interest between tc'SH al"
.couutrg, as many seem 10 suppose. verify oehere,
That those who have set themselves mp as The pecui'u.
guardians of the interests oI the lows, are waTr!ng asa'"S.
the uermancnt interests, and dearest rights OF The e,'aii
,n. SIS of the people, both in town and country: AT All
whatever of harstness there may be, gentlemen, IN ca t,
inv your sclleming petitioners, your 'PamPeTed pes,
C.a, I,arslness is warranted by facts. For The proof ahu
Justification, ! appeal to your Statute b"oks, 10 yourJ'uf r
,,als, and to The Arguments confidently relied upon oy
YOU! petitioners, and approved by your bank committee
IL is boldly commended, that the people OF the coun:
try. because they do not understand the ncd"s ope!Nnn1
Of banking, in all its minutiw, are not qualified 10 Juuee
ar the wants and necessities of the t01enS; no, nor even
Of their own interests, and therefore, that you onght u
be guided alone, by the opinions and wishes OF you! lo"n
petitioners, and breed a litter of independent anHS: IL
more banking capital must be created, why SHOULD II oe
by incorporating nc,c banks, rather than by charging iht
caoi,al Of the old: The answer is at the tongue S enu o
cyerv petitioner, rs soon as the question Is asked. "e'g'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-28

DEATHS

NJ, .r.,,,,i, t,,,,,v N,,tL t,,,ol;,, =, tho r,siIcnrc nj
nsn W H., 800, Kim : On ,Ic rvruinn ur ,. 5th instant,
! Nr;" S,n,u 4 Ism. viii. of t,a.. Is. Coleman. Esq, OF H. iifix Couu-
! tv. Va, in tie 18Th wear Of her aae.-in recording the death oi this
yuunn auI iutcrcSiin. lady, We arc iOTribly reminded Vt the uDcer-
tlimy Of human life. iun,h, health, and happiness, in II peculiar
,L,a,;:. wrtc L.rs-au:d TO all human calculation Il long life Of enjoy
men nas before her. IN oc short day the scene is chaagcd-ihc
| dec rr Of AZ all wise. but otra iascIuiabir, Providence, is fulfilled,
carr in. sorrow tn nntaS L bosom, lcavin. 4bercavcd husband, bowed
dowa with alhiciion, am1 helpless iai'"''as CT o"s'to " Us
loss.
! n,u,r,o ,I;s III. ~ Lac. > iL Of D.:cmbcr. a, MouksJsie. the re-
i Lm ~ Lm, cILrr Mr.. EuI,.n Cucsr. IN Suuy county, Miss So
"ae' 49, - ~ a" = r,r ~ -, ,. f. r,r,i5 mo doiur
." '""i o. W - =. ;,,n,r. ,.nJ If ,bo u,n,;,s of ,e
nlnsic w 't em ~" " ;M m".I W., In,,,,;or w. ma un,u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-28
Issue, of the lowest sum or u,
in gold or silver, at the option of l..
SOS where specie 10 nm mount not e5L>

issue, of the lowest sum or T.,
in gold or silver, at the option of L.
SOS where specie to nm amount not e5,>
G'"d HG.iaTs. j. d2YIGndcd IN rryu:cht CT a.
checks, it ehali he at the option of the bearer to
a proportion, as near as may be, not less than one-fo,,
in gold"
MIR. MAY moved TO amend the amendment, by strik-
ing out The words in brackets.
This was opposed by Mr.. SMITH, and sustained by
Messrs. May, Fisher and Watkins, and agreed to.
The amendment as amended. was then adopted.
Mr.. SMITH, Of !. Of W.. moved further 10 amend The
bill, by striking from the 18th section the following pro.
yiso:
"r0eided, That the powers herein given, shall not
extend Ia the Investigation OF The deposite account Of
any individual.
Mr. Saith enforced the ~rrcprirty of the adoption of
Slanard, and supported by MIR. Hunter, was negatived.
The bill was then ordered TO be e%ngrossed for third
reading.
Mr.. LEIGfrS RESIGNATION.
On motion Of Mr. Boris the report and resolutions Of
the Select Committee on Mr.. Leigh's letter OF rcSIgna.
ton, were taken up.
Mr.. Boris addressed the House at some length i'll sup.
port of the indefinite ostponenent
The discussion was continued by Messrs. Shinn, Pen
dleton, Moore, Stanaid. Garland and Walkins-when,
on motion Of MIR. PouLsoS; the report was laid on the
table.
On motion of Mr.. CRurcurIELD,
The House adjourned.
u In publishing The proceedings Of Saturday last,
in Tuesdays paper, Tie name Of Mr.. GIBsoS, was un-
Intentionally omitted, in the vote for a Judge to supply
the vacancy, nccasinnea by the death Of Judge Allen
Taylor-Le voted for VIM. Smith.
n We are authorized to state, that Colonel GooDALL
will not be a candidate TO represent the county OF Hano-
yer in the next Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-28
Jan IS

TN7EN DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures omb;anH sts! 90 on sum sum-
d. u ni !:S% . he i H'1' Dss s' t1s = bay ns ss. fur y ys9 ss'
o9 with black legs, name and sail-she is apwn mSso oil s M,
teen hsads high, and was na;,i il =. very sIye nm" and DALI ali reasonable Snsn b
lsn IT, aA ea aJ0' for the delivery Of said mare to the sub
cha[ges pa ihs Columbian Hotel, or Tor such intotraac
~ a. viii enable them to get her again. NM, Q
Richmond, Jan 9. -