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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-15
DOING GOOD.

What do you mean by "doing good?'" Is it
not increasing human happiness? Very well ;
but whose happiness? Not the happiness OF A.
b. or c. in the planet Saturn, but that of fellow
terrestriaIs; not of the millions you never see so
much as that of the hundreds scores whom
you sec every day. Begin to make people happy.
1t is good work-it is the best work. Begin,
not next door, but within your own door; with
your next neighbor- whether relative, servant, or
superior. Account the man you meet the man
you are to bless Give him such things as you
have. allow can make him. or her, happier ?"
This is the question. If dollar will do it, give
the dollar. If advice will do it, give advice. If
chassement will do it, give chastisement. If u
look, smile, or warm pressure of the hand, or
tear will do it, give the look, snle hand or tear
But never forget that the happiness of our world
is mountain of golden sands, and that it is your
part to cast some conuibutory almost every mo-
ment.
Con that best portion of good mans life,
His little nameiess, unremembered acts
OF kindness and of love-"
In a season of great reverses, and real suffer
ing in the mercantile and manufacturing world,
there is occasion for the luxury of doing good
The poorest man may lessen the weight of his
neighbours load. He who has no gold may give
what gold cannot purchase. II religion does not
make men who profess il more ready to render
others happy, it is a pretence. The neighbor
whom we to love is our nert door neighbor ;
that is, the man who falls in our way. The Sa-
marian knew this; it was but small pittance
he gave: the poorest among us may go and do
likewise. Do not allow townsmen, or n stran-
ger, or even emigrant to suffer for lack of en-
deavors 1t will cost you little, but it will be
much for him.
IT'S little thing
To give cup of water; yet its draught
OF cool refreshment, drained by fevered lips,
May give shock of pleasure to the frame
More exquisite than when nectarean juice
Renews the life of JOY in happiest hours
IL is a little thing to speak phrase
Of common comfort, ,ohich By daily use
Has almost lost its sense; yet on The ear
0fhtm ,oho thought to die unmourned taoW fall
Like ch0ioest music.
And who shall deny to the honest laborer tire
solace of doing good? 1t is the best work, in the
worst times. Help others and you relieve your
self Go out and drive away the cloud from that
distressed friends brow, and you will return with
lighter heart Take heed to the title things
the trif1ing, unobserved, language or action-pas-
sing in moment. A syllable may stab blcs
sed hope: syllable may revive iihe dying. A
frown may crush gentle heart; the smile of
forgiveness may relieve from torture. He that is
faithful in that which is least is faithful also in
much; and he that is unjust in the least, is I'M
just also i'm much.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

S4N PASSAGE FOR LIVERPOOI5Ejr
EA Emp sa for Liverpool the lah July the Yer v
EpEn ~ hrs class coppeed and copper fastened shin =
tween e vi eneeser maserburthen 800 tons feet high be-
nor G anu : decidedly of The finest ships now in
, may ~ preceding viii promote own Interest by &C.
iiiot ei passage mode
nas on ue A. e. Bank OF Ireland with the convenience
OF soNereigns; and Bank Of England NOTES for VIII
al 100 South street. ROCHE BROTUERSG rn NC. ssppy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

1TJOSEPH X SPENCER having completed the arrange.
meats attendant opening his Hat Warehouse Is now
red furnish superb article Of the style now 10 general
among genee community and possessing the increased
value capacity for heightened service al the standard
price namely, five dollars
AZ guide to those who may favor him with their patronage
Le would present solown. rules will invariably go
yern his business. -.
value though differing in shape and general appearance
secondly The very moderate price demanded warrant
ing system Of credit all sales must be subjected cash
Canes Gloves handkerchief Toilet Brushes, &c.
The sales room, which IS htted up ssye commensurate
with he growing taste and refinement OF the city, located NJ
the corner Of wall New streets being part Of the build
ing be occupied by the Courier ana ENQUIRER sss
IN did HotcBosrd reduced TO VI 80 Pearl street House
Rebuilt every convenience upon the old sce IN The midst
sf the burnt District The proprietor grateful for most lib
al patronage cheery the wishes Of BIS friends and
the public, in this crisis reduction 70 one dollar and MY
cents Der dsy lille he engages 10 continue his style Of keep
ing and attention M heretofore JOhN N. FLINT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07
so. 40.
HEkDMAN a. X EENAN,s
-, :: III III Ill ii

A Isl
For calm AMI ~ Ed ~, EMiGRANT PACKET OFFICES
and Ireland via Lyeroop ssergers TO and os Great Britain
hi ntehnan ST. and 81 South Il New. Wa ioo south St
for their ~ United States Canada IN saa.
ways De accommodated on very or Ireland can Al
opportunities, via Liverpool eiae terms, per weekly
The propr1etors having mada a,a...
me despatch Of vessels he arrangements Cor
,i ,u ans Punc thai in selecting his linz %
anu may rest assured that all ts ch complained
o,l a. wen ~ ms side Of the Atlantic " M o.ea
engaged here, and their friends who NAV who may
WIN them and in all where the M company
received. $3.50 S''ohs from whsm
Ships will be despatched from Liyerpool Coz a., ,,r
Poits oiio"s FOR New York, weekly: fr pas,a
depha and Baltimore three times each fhHa-
saas anu Mobile twice each month; for Quebec ,bIe
Persons wishing passage to Liverpool AMI Iaoao
xeeLv 60 ~ ue regular line OF packets for LiverpeoI
Th ior london on the Ist ls and of each month
10 remit money To their friends can he y.
communicated with drafts for any amount nsvaba' L ~ =.
tbo Mn % anu Ireland Agents also the different ports
Liverpool :" 'V'"asuhs the passengers to
for further Information relative to this establishment,
Eessrs. Sherlock Arlington, No Waterloo po.s
81 Chapel ST. Liverpool, 'oo noad, aus NO.
Messrs John Dickson 4 Co. Wapin- :, ,a,s..
Mr. n Sherlock, No; ) Eden, Quay Dublin ne'ias'-
Wm Donoghue, William ST., Londonderry
lanes Belew, Drogheda.
Patrick McMulen, Castle ST. Newrv
=; SHiaghah Lawrence Town, near RalEnaso.
Edward Sherlock Castepelard ~'oe'
Ihos Higgins, Balynahon
Sa, Dugan, Artclh, Dear Colerane
michael McGinty, Drumish county Lonrs~t
}9 Brady Baly; Jas Dull, county CayaS
I'm, Cscraggs Cork.
Daniel Hughes, Waterford
iiogn Shields Clones, county Monaghan
NJ s,,,a.. =, SCOTLAND
~ DAVID ,dr Eo' NO. 10 Turner's Court, Glasgow
-. McDougald, Inverness
nooI Mcneil, Newtown Stewart
myso,m HERDMAN 1 KEENAN,,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. md
IN TRUST COMMUNICATIONS may effect assurances
with this Company their lives, the lives of Others
and either TO- the whole duration of fe for limited peri
cd The payments Of premium my be either made annually
In gross sum.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07
DENTIsTNY.

TEETH.-M DUPERRON, from Paris, lately arrived
IN New York, respectfully inforns the public tha Nc w
tends to follow his profession all its branches For me cor
venencs o. those who win favor him with her conn
dence ~ D. viii attend residence, they VII 90 MN
the fayer to address him domc No 5I fear st.
near Broadway, saming their street and number. -.
go mn WAWTED-Ou bond and mortgage, for .
WA,OUV city properly, v~rh than double the mo-
sey Apply Immediately 1t Ne Csvtsndt st. jesJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

AzA TO LET.-The Store known No. 1l6 Maiden lane,
EM door from Pearl Possession given Immediately.
-aGML Inquire 1874 Pearl st. Joy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

AzA HOUSE TO LET OR FOR SALE.-The new
hW modern built three house in 9Th doors
Broadway, being the middle Of the three houses just
finished This house finished ia the best manner with
the modern improvements and possession be had mmed-
atey. Aprlyto G. CLARK, l36 Water street
iAH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

- FASHIONABLE HATS. at COPELAND
CO.'S, % Bowery, east side, four doors south OF
black plain Hats and every article in the ne.none
are better jeleIms
An TREyALL, STODDAKT 81 CO., No. II
Corland street. beg inform the trade that they have
cSsremoyed from No Courtlandt the above large
and elegant store they hand
staay receiving fresh supplies OF Haers Plush and Trim
mngs
Also fancy colored Pushes ladies' bonnes which they
viii sell on accommodating terms.
Hats, Caps Stocks, and Stock Frames wholesale Shy
E8 BROWN g. CO.'S ONE PRIt H HAT
~ STORE-The subscribers, since the year 1924, have
6NAaimed AT furnishing the public with elegant SUBJ
stantal HAT OF the most graceful FORM accommodating
price of s. They efforts have beer
crowned with triumphant success The Hats manufactured
by them during the three months beauty and
finish heretofore offered and stand pre-emnent among
those OF higher prices, by the fashionable world To their
patrons they would saythe quality far
fom-he price moderate and fxed-the profit small and all
myls-tf BROWN Il co.
~ FROM A JUST RESPONSIBILITY
SHALL NEVER sHl,INk.-in consequence of the
81 present emergency OF the times the subscriber
y Tor sale the first quality of satin beaver HATS at 3d.
the same kind generally sold by 81 In order TO
spared on my part GEO. p H. BROWN, 1875 Hudson ST.
Je20lm6 doors above Canal.
&rA FOR EALE.-A Country Seat n the village OF
I.,W White Plains Westminster county, New York. The
@ desirable country seat situate in the village of White
Plains Wechester "a miles from New city,
Of land which story house by feet
built within the last year. and completely finished throughout
with n piazza in front the first floor rooms,
finished with fire places and hall through the full depth OF the
house On the second five Of which
finished with ere places and large garrett On the premises
good barn and other outbuldng and good wen of
The whole is enclosed with good picket fence.
to John Mead Palmer Fisher, White Plains James
Y. Watkins, Is Catlarine street. New York. je7-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

EA NICOLL, Secretary.
DR.. ID. ATKINS. Physician 10 the Company. MATT
BOOTS -BOOTs- BOOTs-M =. J. WALKERS,
ID Canal street. The subscribers adopt this method Of in
forming their friends the public that they reduced
price OF their 81 $3.50 consequence Of the hard
times and scarcity Of moaey. The subscribers grateful for
past fivor solicit of that patronage literally
bestowed them Persons wishing purchase Boots
Shoes would 10 well to call WALKERS 800 Canal street
from Greenwich where be
found AMI Shoes greater IN quantity better quality and
than he found I'm other establishment IN
this city. Only call nj go Canal u
r Country merchants supplied by the package dozen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

- FASHIONABLE HATS. at COPELAND
CO.'S, % Bowery, east side, four doors south OF
~ Bayard Single hats wholesale prices. Drab and
black plain Hats and every article in the line-none
Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

ID y. MAtss a. CO, COEFFEURs DE PARIS, 80
Il Nassau street Of Maiden Lane Having lately
arrived from Paris beg respectfully 10 the la
dies especially, that they viii sth continue follow their
fson Ladies' Hair Dressers Likewise; that aen
ton mud runctualy s those ladies WHO may favor them with
their comands Also that they will have the latest fashions
from Paris r. ~ Macs having hal silver medal awarded
To him by the French Academy for ladies' hair dressing
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

Sing, Tarry,osn. Irwns, Dosbs' fe I~s
Hastings, and Yonk~rs - ' ~ y'
The steamboat ORANGE Capt Frost will leave New York
rom he foot Of Chambers Tuesdsy Thursdays sstur
days, at III O'Clock, A. NJ
Leaves Peeksk for New York, Mondays. Wednesday,
and Fridays at II O'Clock A. NJ laadng the old
wharf
For passage apply the captain board, Messrx
Crock Fowks West and Liberty je2G-1n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

CHAMPAIGNE WINE &c-i3o baskets Jolly
~ champaign received via London 300 wines consist
ing OF fine mddng qualities, madeira, sherry, pert
care Also, London brown stout and porter received
bark egyptian As porter AMI ale put for expectation
and cdar believed IN fayar and excel
| THOMAS MEANS, 81 Water street,
door east Of Old slip
L ID nl.aaaInI acn rlnr icarl1 NM
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
by the President of the U. States:

IN pursuance Of the provisions Of a treaty be.
= tween the United States and the Chickasaw
Indians made and concluded on Ponttoc creek, on
ne tue0tieth day Of October, 1882, and Of the sup
Elementary and explanatory articles thereto, made
aud concluded on the tWentyseeond day Of the same
month aud also of the treaty between the United
States and the Chckasaw Indians, made and conc!ud-
cd at the city Of Washington, on the tweRiy.foartR
day Of Nay, 1884; ], MARTIN VAN BuREN, Presi-
dent Of The United States. DO declare and make
known that public SALE for the disposal Of such of
the lands coded to the United States by the said lnd
ans as are hereinafter described, shall be held at ths
1nd Office at Pohtitoc, in Mississippi on the second
Monday in January next, viz:
Vest Of tie Chiekasatc meridian line:
Township 8 Of Range No. y
Townships 9 and Of Penge No 10
Townships and 7 of Range No II
Fractional township 4 and township 9 Of range
Nol2; and
Fractional townships and of range No. t3
The lands selected as reservations, under the pro.
visions Of the sid treaties to be excluded from
the SALE which is to continue open for two weeks and
no longer
The Lands will be offered in quarter sections, and
fractional quarter sections, where such exist.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
this second day Of October, "A. ID. 1851
BY the President: NJ. VAN buren,
Jas. WmrcoME, Commissioner Of the
Oct 2l-i5wll General Land Office.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
TIE EYE oF WOMAN

The eye of woman oh there IS
soul within a WOnianS eve;
III, eye of woman Oh il has
word Of naneitSS wi,chcvy,
Who feels aud doubts It it is right
Toworsiip us pure heavenly IicaE
For surely, it hath nought OF earth;
A ray divine stole from the skis,
4 thing Of high and heavenly birth,
Is i that lights tar woman EYES.
Each hgam Of beauty sta bctrays
Is source Ia the cnrapiurcd gaze.
o could look, Cor ever look
into those depths Of dewy Hight,
And dream, al death my slGmbcr broke,
In fond, ilerable delight.
Take ali--take al nut leave 10 me
The heaven Of woman'S eye.
The soft ana Watching tenderness,
The gentle radiance of each beam,
F@m i1unts ST calm an.l iathomleSs,
Where mingling thoughts AMI IeehaSS g'c1m
What mystery DON their signs declare
us love, It's love is speaking there.
Love, whose chain doth bind the soul,
Submissive to his dear delights
Love, whose trumphal car doth roll
Der other pdSsunS-love that lights
Each hour Of Joy, as swift il flies,
Love thrones ms might in woman's eyes.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 70.
CoTToN.--Arived since the 10th instant, Of
Louisiana and Mississippi 660l bales. Lake,
10; together, 66l0 bales. Cleared in the same
time, for Liverpool 1892 bales, Hayre 25l4,
Boston 574, Philadelphia 80; together 1850
bales making an addition to stock of 2259
bales, and leaving on hand, inclusive of all on
shipboard, not cleared on the 2SIh instant,
stock Of 26,USs bales.
There has been steady demand for Cotton
throughoutthe week, but il has extended only to
qualities from fair upwards, leaving the upper
grades very much neglected. The sales COM
prise about $500 bales, chiefly for the French
market. and our home manufactures in the
North. Prices in general, have ruled hlshei than
previously, and our quotations have accordingly
been advanced.
TEMrERANcH- -rrah rsageance:- The dn-
ties 10 the crown Of England, paid by the Irish
ration for ,he year 1895, on The article OF
whiskey, amounted to 100000 pounds. w
A gentleman may think i'll Of . woman, but he
will never speak il
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
DYING to Live!

LEWIS having been solicited to devote d
a. part Of bis life Is Dying, respectfully in-
forms the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Columbus, that
ne will give his attention. in part, TO the above BUSH
ness, together with The Renovating aud repairing Of
all kinds of garments. Articles u be eyed must be
left at The store Of Ncssts Mcclure & HUMPHREYS,
on the Saturday of each week, where they will be
ready for delivery on the following Saturday.
JABEZ LEWIS.
N, D. Merchants having spotted Silks, may have
them restored or dyed, anu dressed in the neatest
style. J i. Nov 4 liza
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
Races.

Races.
TlIE Montgomery Jockey Club Races, will
u commence over the BEnrnAND CouRsr,
January -, 1888, aHl continue Five DAYS, when
the following purses will be run for Viz:
lst Day.
mile heats--PurSe $500
I'd Day
mile hcats--Purc 500
81 Day.
mdc htati-PurSc 700
ith Day.
mile hcats--PurSe 900
9th Day
Mile heats--bcst three in five, Tor the entrance
money of each days running
The Purse for each day running win be hung up
at the stand on the day Of running.
On the day previous to the regular races, sweep
stake foe year ODDS $500 entrance SlC0 im felt
mile heats To name aud close. BY the Isl of Janu-
airy, entities to be made with the propretors.
Merrill Ashe.st, enters b KLEDER, by Bertrand,
dam by Oscar }. b. TAYLOR.
POLLARD BROWN, Proprs.
Nov. II, 1887. 1874
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
Mansion House, Jackson, Mi.

VUNiIE undersigned announces to his irend'
Il and the public, that he has leased the above
establishment, situated in the southern part OF tins
place aud 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, and is now
Opened and in readiness for the reception oil tta-
yelers. The table and the bar shall be furnished
with every thing the country affords, TO refresh the
traveller; and the stabes winch are large and wei
sulRciency Of tie best p oycnder, and attentive
ostlers. The undersigned solcits a share Of The
patronage Of the public aud pledges himself to those
who may favor hlm Hith a call, that they Shall not
have cause to go away dissatisfied.
JOHN H. MALLORY.
November 4, 1887 17t3
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
List of ISunaWays.

ENilE names of the persons which follow, are
II indebted to tho Proprietor of the Eagle
Hotel, Columbus, Mississippi to the amount set
opposite their names. shah publish them until
they come forward and pay the sums honestly due
to mc, and scnd their names abroad as "tcror TO
ev,l doors, for all who take French leave of me will
be served IN the SEINE way, without titar favor
or affection" have been imposed upon onu
enough, and take this method TO give the rascaS Il
understand, that come thir15 can be done as vel
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
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administrators N0tice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of Ad-
minstraion were granted TO the undersigned,
al October Term Of the Probate Court OF Lowndes
county State Of Mississippi on tile Estate OF John
}, Lewis, late Of said county, deceased All per-
sons having claims against said estate, are hereby
notified 10 present them duly proved within the tune
prescribed by law, or they will be barrels and all
persons indcbtc Ito said estate arcrequestedo make
payment. THOMAS J. LEWIS,
JAS. S. LAUDERDALE.
Nov. 4, Is37--l7-6w [pr fec 81 OOl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11

WTE folewarn all persons from trading tor
" two notes of hand herein described: one
made payaSIe to s. H. Early or order, for seventeen
hundred and fifty dollars due LIST of February, 1888,
with a credit Of twelve hundred dollars; the other
made payable to W. b. Bingsy or ordeT, for fifteen
hundred dollars, due LIST February, 1888. We are
law, as the consideration for which they were given
have failed entirely. w A. VERELLs
Oct ~, ls57--l5t6 JAS L. PETERSON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

W ETTERS of Administration having been
M granted to the undersigned at the October
termlof the Probate Court Of Nesoba county, state
Of Mississippi, on The estate Of George w. Brown
deceased, notice is hereby given TO all persons III
debted to said estate, t. make immediate payment;
and all those having claims against said estate, win
present them within the time prescribed BY law, Or
they will be forever barred.
LUCY ANN BROWN, Adm'x.
HARDYMAN GREER, Admir-
nov II, 1S37-lSt6 tPr fec 81 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
p. Smith Tailor.

Ep ESPECTFULLY informs his old custom
"a ers and the public, that he has removed 10
the building lately occupied by Mr. Musgrove, on
Main street. between Eckiord's and Trotters &
Barrys stores, where he is prepared 10 execute all
orders in his line at short notice, and in the best
style and most substantial manner. lie tenders
his thanks Tor past layors and solicts continuance
June ~, 1897. soft
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11

SNN 49, Statc-llon4e square, is determined 10
remove To II in few days, and assures NIL those
who may call on hun that every attention aud pro-
vision shall be made for their accommodation, which
the nature of the country will permit; and 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 thc'country viii permit lis accom-
modalion shall not be SUI passed by any. He pledges
himself to keep good table, good bar, lurnished
with the best of liquors good comfortable rooms
good clean wholesome beds; quiet house, free from
hot and noisy intemperancc; and good dry stables
furnished with good ostlcrs, and plenty Of corn
and fodder, and atas reasonable terns as practica-
bic. Prompt payment, AT shoI periods, will, IN oil
cases, be required
Toimenbers oitho Legislature, and those hay-
ING business IN the courts al Jackson, the sub2crI-
Der will furnish good comfortable rooms, both in
summer and winter, either in his main Tavern
building, or in one a ew yerls distant, which he
has lately procured and fitted up for the purpose,
at their option. They are invited 70 call and ex-
anime his accommodations ',r themselves, and if
they ike try them. He is perfectly aware Of tire
accommodations hitherto, afforded III this town. and
s determined TO improve them, and that those who
favor him with their custom, shall not 90 away rea-
sonably dissatisfied X. y. WIGGtNS,
Oct %, lS37-i7-G Mount Vernon.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
Commercial Blk of Columbus. MI.

tNVVtHIUtI 2, ItJI.
R ESOLVED, Tha, this Institution will I'D.
~ vance on Cotton shipped TO it's Agents IN
Mobile, New Orleans, New York and PliIadelpbia:
and that all persons availing themselves ofihs offer
may calculate upona similar advance ON their next
years crop, after the present season expires; and
thatai Cotton 50 advanced upon will 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. H. ALBERT. Cashier.
Nov. 4, is37-l7-T
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
Administrators Notice.

ETTERS Of Administration having been
IL granted to the undersigned at the October
term of the Probate Court of Neshoba coupty state
of Mlssissppt, on the estate of David Greer deeeas-
ed, notice is hereby given all persons Indebted TO
said estate, to make immediate payment; and all
those having claims against said estate, will present
them within the lime prescribed by law or they viii
be forever barred HARDYAIAN GREER,
Nov IL. IS37-18M6 [Pr fee. 81 DOL admir-.