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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
CUTYDIRECTORY.-The undersler

NITY DIRECT0RY.-The undersigned are
- making arrangements 10 furnish and pnnt
a Directory Of III, CT, OF Mobile agrteaby 10 the
plan lately proposed By M " Lawt0n, hc having
uade am assignment Of the same tnus. Tine DlTec-
tory shall contain statement Of the Banking and
Commercial institution, o. Mobile aRd AL MS public
lnsttutuns, together with tier respective ocauonS
and officers a statement Of al pubic Houses 81 ei-
trrtammcut; of all the principal Mercantile aud Cum
my cial Houses OF al important Manufacturing
Establishments; and no trading or McTcauui, shop
Will h. onlited ~ lar as can he caaytntntt ascot
tanned Aud an alphabetically arranged aud seeehct
account ut the uams and residence OF all heads OF
families 81 tar as the publishers eau ascertain ut may
b. lni;rmri. In gctlnH up work a tbs klnh, Tue
Publishers are aware OF The many dihu,lles Tiny vii
have tn encounter, and VIII be thankful inr Tire ad
ana Sugy >uons OF competent Gentt mef particular
" IA furnishing sketch ol the rs, ape PrEresN @.
tins CITY. a. We,i as the various publ, and private
Institutions oi whatever description.
TER,rS: The Director, viii he handsomely priut-
cd ana PIT upn enlorcd c.Ivtrs, ahd delivered IL
subscribers in the course of November, tor Iwo dol
as a copy.
Aiycft.rmrnS vii. he inserted at the end, al
handsome coartd paper, al tHc following rates: haf
pa.g nr under, Sj-tsli pap SIa Notices IN q
wotN Of tins kind, will b. fety useiu Tor ConmS 40
Merchants Factors, Insurance odIces, Brokers
| LAWYERS. Pin vSicarS Puhic Houses, Boarding
| HOUSES rs well as Merchants, Gtoetrs &c, &c
GO The papers in Alabama, Pensacola, Column
| huS. MI aud \ Orleans shat bc entitled Ia copy 10y
u~cr,-.g thlS notlcr-and should country gentlemen
VISA to send an advertisement, and enclose tte mone'
they snail receive pace in tue Directory handsome
| IL displayed II NJ McGt IRE,
Nov II, Is36--ls- I FAY
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
commercial Ranl, of Columbus,
'orUNBvs, Mss. Dee. 3, ls.6.. =
RANK STOCK FOR SALE At AUCTION

toiUNBys, Mss. lee. s, iS"b.
RANK STOCK FOR SALE At AUCTION.
EN Pursuance OF tie slb Se,uon % the Cher
u ter Of ,te Coumgycal Bank Of (olunhjls,
MSssspp, and n obed,ence to an order of the
board ct directors Of SAID Ean', one thousand
shaIcs Of deuqutrt stuck % -ad. Bank .Miiily-
sold 10 the ld-hst bidder lor cab, al the trent
door Of sand BACK at Columbus, Mississippi, BE-
tween tie hauiS OF | 4. " uni oAlo,t p ~
on tie 2nd da, of Erbuary, 1881. Sad 81 ok
was forfeited lot non payment I tie third lrs.al-
ment due thereon, he 18Th day OF October, is36
The amount of each Instalnlelt Is twenty doiials
OH each sha{e of one hUndled dniiprs.
lel,Hqaenls arc allowed . the charter OF said
Bank untll the day OF sale. 10 Fay up arFeaiat es
aud ,edoeu Their stock; ana are hoteby Aotifed,
that If they Im so To dc, their stock viii, ON tha'
day, be sod without reserve as above stated. :. e
Stockholders who have made dcpostes Tor she
purpose of paymg tht,r second and thirdinstal-
mens, bat have iaiied to prcsent ltch cettitct es
for renewal, ae requested to bring thcm in for Fat
purpose.
CHAS. II. ALBERT, Cash'y.
Dec. 3, 1896. 23tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
To purchasers OF Choct0tC Reser-


FEHUG undersigned hnirg been appointed a
Il commissioned to examine and ceIuy con-
tracts for Tire sale of rs, r,atons under the treaty
with the Choctaw Indians, 81 Sept. p, leSN, WiA
Opcs hls office az the following times and PAGES to
Wit
III Columbus on The I'd Monday IN January Hsrf
1t Jacksoa on The Isl .l!oudag IN February HtJl
III Chocchnna, on The ifh .d0Rday "a february
neat.
such eases as cannot he disposed Of at the above
times and places. vii be ADJOURNED over io CuiuI-
bus where TIM commissioner viii hold hs office reg
uarly atterward unul the buSln, = oi hiS apIoaI-
menl is finally disposed OF. Al persons claiming 10
have purchased reservations under the treaty or the
supplement thereto, viii be required To produce their
title papcrS. and To snow by credible evidence that
their purchase was iair aud bona tdc. aud that
nIst consideration has been actually pald Ia lhc
reServee.
The commissioners wiU at the Same times and
places receive evidence as 60 the res .ucuct ol l-
sons claiming patents under the lIm aruc e oi the
CiOclaw treaty: not embracing, however, ATTY other
than the registered cases and Ct course excluding
thnse conditional locations pend ~ before Com
greSS The proos IN support o tvs class OF casts
wii be required TO be IN writing, n uie iorm OF an
dayS and dlpoS,tious.
1t is earnestly d. red, that the parties interested
VIII ht prompt m NUii Il itlttdlA' at tte a''''N
Times and places, with their ute papers ana tcsu-
mony -.
A. Y. BROWN, Commissioner.
| Columbus Dec II lS36.-25 3w
The MiSSssippan, printed at jackson, the Free
Trader at Natchta, ~, Chckcslw Unon at Fohto-
took. the Grenada Bulletin, aud the Tag Of TIM
Union. at Tuscaloosa, Ala will publish the above
for thlee weeks, and forward thar accounts Ia tie
Office Of tie Commissioner at Columbus, 'nuned'
| dfeIy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
.HRERDEEN:
VENHE subscriber has number of valuabl

TENHE subscriber has a number of valuable
IL business lots in the town of Aberdeen, in
sizes from quarter of an acre to 80 acres which
he will sell on the most accommodating terms, at
private saa If lac sLouIdnot sell them at private
sale before Tire 18th of February next, he viii offer
them on that day at pubic auction. The terms Of
sale will be made known on the day Of sale. For
further particulars apply 10 Mr.. Ira Thayer at Co
hlmhus. Col George Livingston at Aberdeen, or to
the subscriber at Mil Port, Ala.
The lots are numbered as follows: Lots No.
AGA. $40. 40, 1873, 3s4, S6l, s75, 100, 25l, $50,
249. l5a a24 and blocks No. 10, 81, 6l 4S, So, 40
IO4, 81, 126, SO, Lots No. and 2.
ALSO, NUMBER OF FINE BUSINESS
Lots in the town Of Mill Port,
And some valuable lands in several selected tracts
situated in the vicinity OF Mil Port N tracts caicu
lated 10 slt purchasers; which can be had on very
reasonable terms.
Dec. II. 1856 -23 low.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
EXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

NoIitE is hereby gIvca, thai letters iestA-
L Z mea,agy were granted 10 the undersigned
al "a special ttuu aftle Probate Court Of Nu>tuu
County, STATE ct NJ .ss,~.ppi. heI in tine town OF
Louisville m sand county, on THURSDAY the ; dag
OF November 1850 GA the estate Obj. H. Thoml-
son. hate OF SAID county deceased. Al persons hav-
ny claims against the said b. II. Thompson are
hereby notified To present them properly authenuca-
ted within the tue prescribed BY law, OF the same
wl be- barred; and all those indebted To said estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment.
JAMES b. MEEK,
c. l. THOMPSON, Ectrs.
Louisville, Dec ~. 1886. 256w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
EgGE!TY NEGROES for SALE

NOTICE is hereby given, that agrceabIy To
" an order Of the Probaes Court of LoNndes
county, State of Mississippi, made at the October
Term thereof 1896; | Stall GA the 18Th and litl
DAYS Of January next, 1887, expose 10 Public Sale
To the highest bidder, on a credit al twelve months,
at the plantation Of tho late lohr Oliver five miles
from Columbus, all the negroes belonging to the
MINOR children Of said deceased bring auout eighty
IN number. The negroes are mostly Young and
very likely, and are among the best cotton pickefs IN
the southern country. Also, at the same time will
be- rented for the ensuing year 1881 the Plantation
OF SAID deceased, TO the highest bidder containing
between 500 and 100 acres Of cleared land; with a
convenient gin house cotton press, and other nects-
siry buildings. Bond and approved security, will
bc required.
JOHN d BlBB, GUARDIAN
October y, lSl6--l5 tbs
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

VEVHE above reward will be gwen to any per-
n son who may apprehend aud secure IN jail
nv two negro boys, Patrick and Henry who run
away from me about the 18th June last, and in
addition to the above reward all reasonable ex-
penses will be paid if the said boys are delivered
to me in Montgomery. Patrick is about rs
wears old, five feet, II nchds high of fine black
color, and may be known by two humps on his
neck occasioned from a burn. Henry is IS
years old, of yellow complexion, slender form, and
about feet 10 inches high, when questioned, he
stanIners considerably in his utielanbe.
TllOS. MERREWETHER.
Oct. {, 1898.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
En,sisriyyp .Icnfcn,m.

YENIIE Board of Trustees of the Louisville
a Acaiemy, will proceed to elect Tutor on
the first Monday in March next, 10 enter into the
duties of bis Office on the first Monday IN April next,
with fixed salary OF one thousand dollars per year,
guaranteed 10 him by the Trustees.
None need apply. but those who can come well re-
ron aend,d as u character and the accessory quail
LEGATIONS To teach al the Inherent branches taught III
an Institution of this kind, and that constitute ii po-
hte Education.
.r5~CmlidateS win address their applications to
the President and Secretary of the Board until the
above mentioned time, free Of InStaga.
CHAS r. MURPHY, Pres't.
J,mtS B, M'LELLANp, Sccry.
Dee -, 1886. 2l-lOW
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07

PROPOSALS viii he received at the town Of
Gainesville unil the l5th day OF Felruary next, for
fHrnishiae and delivering al the town Of GaueSvlIl'
IGi 500 feet II Ny Of l9ng Leaf Pine ar Cypress
scauthng, to b. trne from Knots, san aud wind Sha-
kers, sawed by inches, anl -, 20, p and 50 feel
long. Also ro- furnishing and delivering Oh TIE In
o. the Gliarstille anl \arkreta Roll R1ailo 300
Post OAK or &c Ear loE,. in the rough, ieet hong
ami from 10 to 10 inches liam'ter.
u. y. BINGHAM, c. ,.
G;1;n,s-iln. Dec !. ls37.-2G I ~
The Dtnoc!at Co,n bus Miss and Reporter
Gainesville viii insert tie above Til Isl Feb. ans
toward their account.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07

A IL person having ciluS against the estate
~ OF Bailey Raglan, deceased, are horeby no.
ilried that they must present their several claims
properly authenticated, WITHIN the tine PRESERVED
be law, otherwise tins notice will be plead m ha
of all such cIaim, as may be subsequently, pre-
scented. NATHANIEL WEED, .ldmr.
Oat.bbeeha co. Jan j, 1887. 26-6w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
NNI'El,E.

A LII persons who have claims against the es-
"a tate Of Seth Foster late of Columbus, de-
ceased, are hereby notified and required to present
them lawfully authenticated, to the undersigned .qd-
ninStraor OF said estate, within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be excluded. And all persons
indebted to SAID estate requested to call aud sell
lie the same without delay.
PHINEAS A. FOSTER, Admir-.
Columbus, Dec. 81, 1886. !i-Sw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
law ~5sTICE.

Gieraen 4, NesIi. Attorney ~
- Law. aiil continue 10 devote ms time aud
attention a,siduously to the duties Of hts profess
sion, aad will practice in the Circuit Courts Of
Lowndes, Monroe, Noxubee, Kemper Winston,
Oltibbe5a, Ghcasav, and Itlwamba counties;
and in the supreme and Chancery Courts, at
jackson, Mississippi. Office IN Columbus, Mi.
January /, 1897. &c l7w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
Az. BROWN. Commissioner.
Ennd nlfd .I,eeraeS EIol. .S0ge.

z WILL sell at private sale, between now ana
n the first day OF February next, that large
and well known farm formerly the property oI Sam
uel Meek, dec d., iyng IL the azoo valley, Carroll
county four mics soutn OF the town of Lahore. con-
tanning 800 acres about tttetg hundred of which
is under dood fence and i'll high state OF cullra-
uon. with a rood Gin with two Stands, and Grlst
Mil. with fine creek and several good springs OF
never falling water and houses Tor the accommnda-
ton Of one hundred hands This is perhaps one OF
the most desirable farms Tor the culture OF cotton
and corn as wei as ior the raising OF stock OF all
kinds that is to be found IN the state o MISSISSIPPI;
being only about ten miles from steam boat navlTi-
ton and five for fiat or keel boats. The greater
part of this farm is new. some one, two and lhree
wears Gle. ~et and none the least worn.
Also H. Negroes 1t is not saying too much to
add that these the best lot OF hands to he found
IN any country, being lo3 over II ANA under 50
wears of are, selected by one oi the best Judges;
consisting OF backsmts, carpenters, sawyers. GIN
ncrs, waroners, COOKS washers, and SeanlsueSSeS,
all Young and likely. Also, the stock OF cattle
bocs, 20 oxen and 30 head ti mules, and farming
utensils. Iinot all sold at private sale before that
day then will sell at public auction, ON the prem
ises the negroes stock, and farming utensils, ON
credit of II months: the purchasers giving bond
with approved secnrity. If sold al private sale, tn,
terms VIII be one fifth IN hand, the balance IN lou
equal annual payments, with deed oil trust 10 Sc
| cure payments. ,,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07

SMITH. RAINGEARD, & CO, Ia
- just received q fresh supply Of Drugs, Me
dleines. Lemon 5, rap. Rildow Class, Puuy, Pa
tent Medicines, Petiumery, sc. Tie above asirles
together With cmEete assoi .nent 0i every article
usually kept ia their line Of business may always be
had, and Will be sold who.esse or al, az the lowest
prices and on tue mast accommodating terms; aAo,
a superior article at paste bacsIg.
Cotubls Nov 25. IS36-20-4t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that let
~ tiers Of Administration were granted to the
Undersigned at special term of the Prohates Court
Of Noxuha County, State Of Mississippi, held IN the
town OF Macon, on Monday the 2lst day of Novem-
Der, 1896, on the estate of John f. M'CaslI late Of
said county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said John T.. M'CaskiIl, hereby not-
fled to present them, properly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law, tir same will I've bar
red; and all those indebted To said estate request
ed to make immediate payment
ACSAH M'CASKILL,
REUBEN n. GRANT,
Dec. 8, 1861 CIV (Trinrers fee So
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
.PEW'GOODS!!!
Wilton & Hubert

"ANE received bv the steamer PouChIrtraln,
h LA addition 10 their former Stock. some
gnure new stye ard fashionable gNjS. Among
which are a. b. found large assortment NJ rrtoro'-
dered ANA printed Grape chtnicr; Tibet wool ca
mcIs hair. aud chait suaw.S; PLAIN, figured and cm-
bgolder,d h,r, down, and fingered satin caprS ana
scariS; few dresses. ,urN st,lt) figured Nrk aud
satin: every Styt ot cotton and sh hr'Se; gloves ol
all sorts; ladies fur cape>, and grntemenS do caps
great variety; embossed table covers; good as,
Sorllncnt of thread and needle work aud edghSS aud
insertincS; a i,w ladies embroidered linen handkcr-
chiefs. needle work AMI tamboard muslin aud are
capys and collars; red, green, and white French
IN ck and real Mackinaw and other blankets; Also a
few pieces inc broad cloths.
IL hnt To make 4 long story short, we say q
our ljgad> AID tic public IN general, that our S'ocb
comprises S1ne of tit most
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
NOTICE

HANES j. H4sGL-t la.A- ,ur.aased
- ID a..r-t-fE. q. Nrd iut hs ate d7n Of
kts.r Il VI is. the bl.ar-, ut! hereafter
b. &, .-1 y him. iu connection With Abr a.
Mura4e>. uIit- the huu Of
.Y2SEEEX' s. .HTRD0CA;
who have made extensive arrangements Tor re-
gtar supply Of Dry Goods, Groceries Hard
wac, &c. Sc. which they are determined shall
be sold Cheap Great inducements will be
offered to cash purchasers. The citizens Of Co.
lu.nbus and the pubic generally are requested to
call and examine for theanselye>, aS we are sats-
fed that we can make our, pretenslons good
j. H. MOSELEY,
AB'M MURDOCH,
I'm 5. ls37.-26f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07

TsVIIE sub cribcrs oiler for sale the tract o.
a Landon WHICH they no@ reside, ccuiajlina
1920 acres, $50 OF which Is IN hg,stotc Of Guilty,
alton This tact Of Ltnd les mued;tt,y on the
Robertson Road, twenty one miles below Columbus
The subscribers wish thnse who ore Ioolint out lor
settlements, to give item call. as tey d. not Tin
this situations Sufpassedntthe late Choctqt purchase
either for beauty or fertility Of soil,
4 Holm G. s. JOS. SKINNER.
August 90, 1896 ttf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07

COMPREHENSIVE The subscriber has
~ associated wnh him in the Factorage and
Commission Business in Mobile his brother the Rev
L. q. G. De YAnPERT, OF Perry County, Alabama.
Their united services are hereby rendered TO their
friends and the public, in the above business under
the name OF It. j. 4 L. q. G. DEYAMPERr;"
who are itting up an extensive Warehouse and
Steam Cotton Press for the Storage Of Cotton and
other Produce Hence consignments to their care
will at all Gmes be certain oil immediate storage IL
required. /. }. De fAMPERT
l.. @. c. De YAMPERT
Juiy .. 1856 6m (Buiittm DcaopOIis)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that let
tiers Of administration were & aated to the
Undersigned, at special term Of the Probate Court
OF Noxuba County, State of Mississippi, held II the
town Of Macon in said county, on Monday The 2lst
day of November, 1886, on the estate of Joshua NJ.
Sanders, late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said Joshua NJ. Sanders,
are hereby notified to present them properly anthem
tcatad within the time prescribed by law or the
same will be barred; and all those indebted to said
estate, are requested to MAKE immediate payment
MARY A. SANDERS,
REUBEN II, GRANT.
Decen be 8, 1861 CIV. (Pnniers fee S7.)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07

YHNiIE undersigned will sell the tract Of fine
~ rich, fertile land upon which he now re-
Sides containing 500 acres lying FIVE and half mics
from CollHdbus, imHi'dt trly on the Hamilton road
well situated and admirably sdapind to the culture OF
corn AMI cotton with about forty wei improved
and in fine state OF cultivation, and has good com
Portable dweng-house and other necessary out-bulld
ngs on It
Also, 800 bushels Of corn and on 5000 pounds OF
good fodder can be- had on reasonable terms together
with small stock otcalle and 80 OF 80 head Of hogs
Also, If the purchaser Wishes, he viii sell four good
negroes.
Persons visiting this section OF country for The
purpose Of making purchases with m intention TO
move 10 this country, Naoid do Wei aiter reading this
advertisements to call and examine the above property
As viii give good bprga,n to the purchaser, For
further information, apply 10 me on the premises.
JOHN ROGERS.
Columbus, Nov 10 1856 l9-3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
DOCTOR u. =. CORNELL,

hANlNG located himself IN West Port, of
N III iers his professional services /, the citi-
gems Of this county, in the varlmis departments OF
the proicSsion Satisfactory reit renees and tesmo-
nials ofquaIlcations can be gwen
,E5- Dr. {. has made arrangements to visit CO.
unauS every day, unless necessarily Detained. ANY
person requesting his services, viii please leave no
zee at the store of DR.. :. =. Franklin.
West Port, Sept 10, 1886. 96m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
JAMES MEEK,

administrator Of The Esfdte Of Samuel Meek, dec d.
Carroll Co Miss. Dec. II, IS36.-23 Sw.
lEj-The Mlssissppmn, the Ncksbnrg Register,
the Mlssissppi Free Trader the New Orleans Bee,
the Flag of the Union, the Huntsville Democrat and
the Nashville Banner, Will please insert the above
advertisement weekly for four successive weeks and
attach to it the amount OF their bills, which will meet
with prompt attention.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
NE w 30 o X :.

NEW BOO KS.
The TN TRUMPET; or, Heads and Tales, by Paul
ChatGcd NJ d., ia vols.
The OlD WORLD AND THE New, by the Rev.
o. Dewey, } vols.
ELKswAr.wA; or, the Prophet of the Test, in vols.
Loan aoLpAS, a Romance, in vol.
THE DIARY OF A DEsENNuYgE. vol.
AwFuL DISCLOSURES, By Maria Monk.
FRANX, by Miss EdgewWth
Harry AND Lucy, by do.
MEMOIRS OF A " ATER DRINKER
THG GIrT, tor 1887
InE VIOLET for 1887
just Received al
KELLOGG, PHISTER, s Co.
Columbus Nov Dc lS}G-20-y
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07

FnVHE subscriber offers for sale 8 acres Of
n land; one half Of which leiorrS- 10 ibe
township Of { olumbus, the oter laiure on the
north. Persons wishing 10 buy. can apply q. the
owner at home. ABRAHAM IO11ERS.
Zee. 1, 1896. --2l"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
SALE AT AUCTION.

II viii sell to the highest bidder at auction, in
= the towa Of Athens, on the 18th day O JAN
nary next, on credit of twelve months, the follow
ing property, viz The Tavern IN Athens, known as
The Athens Inn; together with the ten acre lot on
Which il is situated $40 acres Of Land lying in halt
. mile of town, well improved; thirteen likely ne
groes seven likely young mules, all well broke; one
thousand bushels OF corn, ten thousand bundles OF
BIDDER; cattle hogs and household and kitchen fur
niture; road Wagon and six ploughs in good or
der. Bond and approved security viii be required
of purchasers. A. G. GREENWOOD.
Dec 81 1886. 253w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
SELECT SCHOOL
FOR IYOUN ADJ + s

NW IsS BRAY proposes to open select school
w for Young Ladies, on Monday, the 18th
inst. The number will be limited to 25 Except
in peculiar cases none will be received under eight
wears OF age. Finding it difficult to procure cen
trail situation, she will occupy for the present the
Methodist Church.
Columbus, Dec. Sth, lS36.-22u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
DISSOLUrIO \.

FENHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
n between the subscribers under the firm of
Akin & Estes expired on the 10th inst by IFS own
limitation. All persons indebted to SAID firm, are re-
quested 10 make payment 10 Benjamin Estes, who
alone is authorised 10 settle the business of sand
firm; and all persons having claims against the
same VIII call on Inn Tor payment, he beng alone
responsible Tor ali the debts OF sand concern.
CYRUS ). AKIN,
q, ~, BENJAMIN ESTES.
Columbus, Dec. 10, 1885.
BENJAMIN ES TfS returns his sincere thanks
to his friends and the public, for the very liberal pat
ronage heretofore extended To HIM, and respectfully
Socits for his successors, G., s. Akin < Go. con-
tinuancc OF the same, aud would recommend them
as good mechanics, aud worthy their patronage.
Columbus, Dee. TO- lS36.l3 lW.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07
Columbus, Nov %, lS5G-20-x

u OOK AT TiIlS.-fhe subscriber will
~ sell between and 5000 acres Of choice
LAMP IN THE CHOCTAW NATION, III
tracts Of from 50 TO 100 acres to suit purchasers The
lands have all been carefully SELECTED by himself,
most of them entered nearly twelve months; the sub
Scrlher may generally be found at the Bell Tavern,
Columbus; he will dispose of the above lands, at re-
duccd prices such as will induce purchasers TO buy,
with certainty OF making profit
WIN W WlNGFIELD.
Columbus, Nov, Is $500