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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-14

Lap Eioqumce IL Keaiacky.-The
following eloquent and classic appeal
was made in Cour, of justice, some
where in kentucky. by one OF the
learned heads" OF the bar:
"Gen,Iemen of The jury. do yon think
that my client. who lives in the pleasant
valley Of Old Kenluck, where the land
as rich, aud the soil is fertile, would be
guilty Of stealing eleving skains Of cot
ting! think not; | reckon mol; | sar-
tinly calculate not. And guess, gem
tlemen of the jury, tina, you had better
bring my client in not gully, for il you
convict him, he aud his son John will
lick the whole Of YOU"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-14

d.. Masgazarr1 --..s e.. ..
expeclsd. lsszl o. in,asa ,,.a.r- ss-ss.
shsrsl he DaeiaE de- ssEl s.. s.-
in faFoE Il. i i.eae ostsT tasn &. e.. 8:
Trassry lInnhae. ua,rla rsa. -.~r- 10
issue FFsasnfy Drai,. J li,r letia nj h.
Cnn.iiluis0n. Iii i - bod j. j.
Administration scheme b Hhl-a III =.
hope d save iheslss.tps 10 mnrnIlr ..u..
Of sckl"3ledsine thsi 5 Z. :. Be- -
necessary % lie psessFssii'ia Il = sad
Currency. We shnu'd have. ssep. srd
shat Mr Van Bnarsn Rad his IN 81. Ex-
perinmnis," and Kas anw dispnsrd Il 1T
things fakr iieir nsinFal course. H. aay
rest assured III - Thing. 'hsI If ts,rs-
rsl Jackson. with Ill hi. psrsansl ;.ru,,-
lsrily, folld mi esen psTssil or "ai.egss -
10 consider a similar pGap1sillan, he eas.-
not hope fnr gTester successes Tie psu. lie
are sick and absolutely need me .rsi g.
ieniion, boi. sick y ihey are. they VII
indignantly reject Tire inStrums ri { Z. l..
DIR. Montgomery, viii ind ihe people. {
this District ton intelligent ~ ssnc,l0n his
mOnsirons pToleet-a scheme which
| would concentrate IN The hands ~ ihe
Executive. besides his forty millions ri
patronage. the provision 81 circulating
medium and the distribution of Bank se-
Communications 10 an unlimited amount,
and. in fact. give 10 him absolute power
over the purses and persons of his sub
jects. The people want 10 see the Pre-
sidenfs power curIailed, not Increased,
md VIll frown upon all these attempts #
tie Executive party TO produce a conso-
lidsted Goyernment.-Raieigh Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-14

Raleigh and CASTOR Road.-The fol-
loving fialsering information. relative 10
the prosecution Of This work, is copied
from the Richmond Compiler, and is TO
be entirely relied on:-
The Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road
is still prosecuted with energy, notwith.
standing the pressure. Seventy miles
are now located, which brings it 10 within
about fifteen miles Of Rsleigh, and on this
the Iocauing Corps Of Engineers are a,
present aclivelys engaged. Sixty miles
81 the road are nnder contract, and on
fifty of them the contractors have pro-
crossed rapidly with the grading and
masonry, and will have this distance COM
pleted ready to receive the rails by No
vember. On this distance, too, the tim
Der lnr the track has been chiefly delivered
but il is thought better not to lay tie rails
until the entertainments heye been settled
by the winters frost, except the first ten
miles crossing the Roanoke. which will
be lald al once. The piers and abulmeis
OF the Bridge over the Roanoke al CASTOR,
are ready 10 receive the superslrucmre
aud the latter is now framing, and will be
put up, and the bridge completed by
Christmas. The great Southern aud
Express nails have been transferred 10
this route. A very superior line Of
| Coaches runs regularly between CASTOR
aud Raleigh, and thence south to Column
bIa, and will continue to run from the
end OF the Rail Road as il may be finished
so tina, the traveller will be carried through
without delay, or the fear Of imposition,
in the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road line.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-14

:. Col. John l.. Henderson, of Granvill
is the whig candidate to represent the
Congressional district, composed OF The
counties OF Granville, Warren, Franklin
and Nash. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-14

Agalaiss for sale at this tatcs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08


BY Mas. REMANs;
Cab back your colours lovely flowers,
From the night wind call tbem back,
And fold your leaves ill the laughing hours
Come forth on the sunbeam's track
The lark liescrouehed in his grassy aest,
And the honey bee Is gone.
And all bright things are away 10 rest
Why watch w thus alone!
is not yeur world mournfu one,
When your sisters close their eyes,
And vour soft breath meets not a lingering tone
0fsong in the starry skies
Take We no JOY in the day-spring's birth,
VIXEN il kindes the sparks OF dew
Ard the thousand strains OF the forests mirth,
Shall they gladden. all but you:
Shut your sweet bells till the fawn comes out
On the sunny turf To play,
And the woodland child, with a fairy shout,
Goes dancing on his way.
Nav, let our shadowy beauty bloom,
When the stars give quiet light;
And let US offer faint perfume,
Ga the silent shrine Of ight
Cali il not wasted, the scent we lend
To the breeze when no step Is nigh;
oh thus forever the earth should send
Her grateful breath on highl
Asd love us as emblems, nights dewy flowers,
0fhoPes unto sorrow given,
That spring through the gloom OF the darkest hours
Looking above TO Heaven
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08
- y osc pin Gillott's celebrated Patent ElOn-
gated Metallic Pen.0
IOGEPVl (SIUU.OY,p beeSt M The

I" y 0se pin GillOtt's celebrated Patent El0n.
gated Metallic Pen.o
JOSEPH elliott begs 10 inform the public that be
Is constantly receiving from his mandatory in BrRng
ham, regular supply OF his approved Metallic Pers
The stock hand Offers the best In the United
States and of warranted good which be
Sound his
"Patent Magnum Bonum Commercial PEN"
"Orgfnni Patent ssffp Pen,s
"Origina Patent LADIES' Pen,"
Eagle Pens"
Double Damascus Barrel Lunars" Peruvian New
York Fountain ard Damascus Pens" put in variety
syesy cards If dozen each, with rosewood and al
bsta holders heres OF dozen each, with holders In
roccocases, shell boxes and morocco cards.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
From the well mer<ed and universal ceebty Of the above
Peas ateed by the whole mercantile Community Eurore
United States several wmprrcpd skers have eadea
vored 10 impose upon the public, by spurious imitation
porting be the original Joseph 3etrs Patent which
utterly worthless and entirely destitute OF those qualities
requisite fine writing, which have established such unpa
rallied demand for the original pen every couay where
Is knewn,!
The public are hereby cautioned 10 be .ru !, grard
against these counters; they may he readily de, cited by
they into the market In their attempt Impose upcB
the unwary.
Each OF the genuine pen eRvelopsdn neatly prn
ed wrapper, descriptive Of the article IL contasu4
Further To guard against the fraud the public viii please
observe that the genuine bear Of the following marks
always reading rom the pon, Of the pen;
Joseph Joseph Joseph
0illotfs Ollotrs elliott
Paiept Warranted. Maker.
The above may be had NJ his Warehouse No. 100 Bsckman
seret. ore door below Fear New York. oI9-Sp.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

DONE SETTING.-DOCTOR HEWITT, Bone Set
- informs the public that such has been the ncssse,
Of his practice In this city, he obliged cenne his
where patients sttepa Such will
tinue DIR. m. administers rnri.
internally His attention Is wholly given pareu
Of diseases In these, his practice Originated
Job Of Bosten. and entirely olaersnt tia a
ordinary SURGERY hes been spsnlary sueccs Among aose
diseases docatiops fractures sprans hip dneases, white
trssto Of the spine and other defcmes weak
ef the limbs nc.
To ,s,- who scquaised with the great cacy OF
this mode of treatment land yet hut lis underwood 10
New York; Dr. Hewe will cheeruly give references D.
Nens who have been, or who now, under has care.
Or Hewetrs charges en--se-espeeialy those wis
cannot afford 10 pay more LITERALLY. s33Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

No. II AM SrRRET
MeRrrrc HRRALp-Issued merpinr except Su,~sw,
Price two cents copy Cousy furnished a -
same rate Tor any pecihc pcred remittance sdvnne
No paper sest out, uness paid Ia advancr.
kvErIrs hsaALD.-fssued every snerpces at s,cloeh
Price, two subscrl,erS furuised -
the cite. Cash, iu advance.
wsrrLy HssALD-Isued every Saturday movpAse q ~
o'clock. Price, - copy Furnlsked IN c.,oorv
mbscribers n - PER annpn, " advance.
WEEKLY Hs.sLp ExrsA-Issurd every "Wednesday NOM.
ing ~ nine O'Clock Price 81 cests Furnished
coustry ooscrbeVsst - per snsum, payable IN ssHsce
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS any s those papers q ~
usual ratcs-alwsys payable In advance.
CennssrorDkrrs-Are requested sdAre~ tsd etesa
70 be pos paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

THERE NO BALM IN GILEAD ~
Iee BALM has been found In DR.. JAYNE's INDIAN
ExPECTORANT Balm whose health generating powers
never have car be equaed. We therefore
hiced child ~ man. come IT, Try In coughs, colds
sumption, asthma, spiting Of beod, and all
Lungs and Breast snd viii deceive you, truly
wrought mrsces In raising the seted the jaws death
and restored them TO health, 70 joy, ard glsdnes Theu
sands have used H. and found relief and therefore why
not you may be hsd OF A. o. and D. sands leo FuIten
cor. Of Wbham n. Price o1,oA n231ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08
DECTORAL HONEY or LIVRRWORT-


ito. i 10 a.vessy SUPER
any wSoep%s and
ieeoo q The Chest and Lunss leading 70 Consumption
above complaints among the medical profession The above
but combined with those herbs which
have long been known and helo in high estimation their
en nss vn.Ie ss ana poanes s
and the sses
sunpve constitutions II almost instantly removes slight and
gect have dangerous character and when
persevered in, fails completely To The
For sale by James HOW'LL (soe proprietary corner Mad
sa nse I s corner So ceas
Greenwich corner Harrow r. X Hbhard 22s Boweryi c.
Bowery J. Weir 2s Grand C. r. Cougnscq c6slham
trcet. nl5-lms
VARD-MR. BERNARDUs LEDEBoER takes ,he
thai h. has opened an Aroheesrys Store No 5, cssmber
atwo doors from Chatham, where he will be happy wait
day and right upon those who may honor him with their pa
rsnsge He has studied in Europe and for the last sixteen
SIR. D. Milhau where he he given entire salts
faction
Medicines of the best qssli viii be used by him. and phys
clans prescriptions WILDE put up with cae and despatch and
~ the lowest terms possible nj SIN
NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.-ror the accommo.
rsnssr rsmssns a. the aerea so,e M b. coE en-
proprietor !he for the q Rheu
opened branch office for the sale Of the specific 2l Fulton
street, two doors from Nassau street n74Ims
l fed, in lying in hospital in Europe, may By
her testimonials and certificates, offers her
the ladies OF New York. Reference be given whom she
sss S sns 'S z s Dr. Ai n. sss
Wolf, Or. Wright and others.
NJ w. Mrs Bird apprses the ladies who have kindly favored
her with their and females ally that
times be Consulted the different snecoss
ccusr stages her treatment mild yet slwsys pro
ducipg sautary change IN the sysemso tina 1.-THE delicate
sensitive female enjoys better health during peeaacy then
times She also dcvoes her diseases
and children and ward sictions incident
females &c. Cupping andleechng Residence No Division
street. ox-5m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

TO MOTHERS AND NURSEN.-Methers aud purses A.
Informed that nfslible remedy prepsred by Mr. fs
children teeshngs remedy which been the M nj
ing Of many dsrlisg babe even when the copvurs
have bsfea oil skill only necessary 10 rub the ehnss
with the syrup to effect q recovery sx-
emely pleasant 10 the child viii mind the appiss-
ton also very eectua opening the pores Rupa
previous appearance he pun6
an excellent bedside companion for mothers pre-
venting nvusons fsver nc arising from pains The gnsux
The chHds waking In e night, BY Supplying
as Shows. Sold only by
o7-3ws MRS, Bird Division ssress
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

TAMEk DHYADALE, Veterinary Surgeon M -
rnh street between the Bowery and sec-so Avenue begs
eave ,o lnor the public that Ne attends personally
nofse snoeing M ad OF by deputy formerly Therefore
genemen sending horses "a bis may depend
having them sbod the principles
Ne likewise attends horses ne usual Al his
own nhrnary bat hs arrangements sheeng pre-
ciuue ne possohy Of attending them their stables
cept those In hisimmediste vicinity
TO those who sceptc OF his abilities he will merely say
ru them 10 the test the proof OF the puddpg In TIE
eating.'s JAMES DRVsbAfEsy
IS 5n~ Graduate Of the Edipkurfh Sch
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08
N9TICE no TILE PUBLIC.-For lne acc

dsiion Of persons residing the lover Of city and
Strangers rensaing AT the different hotels, NJ r. COHEN
proprietor celebrated Emhrocson Of
mss has, In sdditss his establishment at 2Io Hudson st.
opened branch Office for the sale Of specific Fulton
street two doors from Nassau street n24Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

ysnS, Mn1wo9H, sCALD HEAD, BARBEEs, or
yACksON ITCH and all other diseases OF the skim are
enect1any cared by the use Of SANDS REMEDY rOR
SAIL kHkUM As has now been tested pwards Of 900
cases without IN instance having failed 10 cpre snv
Of this class To render douby sure and order
that no one thus afflicted need for hesitate "a male
mmedaie use OF this valuable Remedy, the subscribers
guarantee cure In OIL cases, the money shal he refunded
Not mere than one instance OF y has where
has cost the Consumer ~ perfect cure Tee
me nss q us eescy are almost daily received and be
erhibted on application the Of the prepristor n
n2gLlms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

DH. HAMILTON. surgeon o long standing, snd "a :
oy and practice phyc and Surgery in Europe has moved
into the house No. 81 Couandt where be may be consult
ed every disease Incidental human nature,
uncompoa, delicate indicate The desperate
real cured In from nine days Sores of every
other description in time poporonate their and
iure. Afrpdan ce a tiuars nl6-lmk
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
Valuable Mills for Sale.

"HE subscriber will sell his Mills, now in
II operation on the Buttahatchy, situated lS
miles north Of Columbus, in Lowndes county Miss
There are many conveniences attending these mills
not common in this country; among these are the
following they are newly built, Of the best materi
ais, by I Virgins & Co. with first rate stones and
Dutch boiling cloths, and hesitate not to saw. thew
are the best mills for grinding wheat in the country
Besides, the purchaser will have the privilege o
buying with the mills, 4S0 acres ofgood farming land
on which there is good timber with fine springs IN
different places, well adapted to summer residences
Another great advantage is, that the river is nav
gable for several miles above, and sow-loes can he
brought to the mills with very little expense, and
lumber taken down the same into the Bighy n e.
umbus or as far as Mobile in the winter and snrino
season. There is, also, an excellent fishery. with
comfortable dwellings and other out buildings
should not orpit to say, that these mills are 50
situated as to be perfectly safe in high water as
they are one mile from the channel Of the river sun
piled BY sue plen6fGlly at all seasons, and on;te
eddy at the highest time that ever has been knn,vn
in this country. There win be no necessity ~ Lesn
ing up expensive DAMS
The society of all the Surrounding conntr, =
good. ANY gentleman wishing to purchase y,v;I
do well to call and examine the same. Terms-
payment Will be made easy to punct,la pnrch,r~-r
Ihe subscriber will be generally about the ra,,;sss
WINCHESTER DUMAS.
luy . 1907 stiff
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
Plantation for Sale.

REING DESTROYS to change my occupatcc, |
- wish to sell the plantation on which now
reside, containing $500 acres situated on both sides
of the Hamilton and Cotton Gin road, and about
six miles from the former place. There is about
$50 acres OF land improved, and now in very bioh
state of cultivation, with a comfortable dwelling
house and other cut houses usually found on such
an estate. The above land lies in Monroe county.
Mississippi ] will also sell the crop of corn and
fodder, plantation utensils, stock Of horses, cows
and hogs would also sell twelve or fifteen likely
negroes il sale of the land can be effected. Should
the tract of land be too large, it will be divided TO
suit purchasers. deem it unnecessary to give a
definite description Of the above property, as Il IS
presumed that those wishing to purchase will first
view the premises and Judge for themselves. The
terms will be accommodating, and made known bv
making application to the subscriber residing on the
premises. THOS. J. FORD.
September II, lS37-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
state OF mississippi, Monroe CITY,

Probate Court, Special Term, 1887.
BY Richard Diworth, Judge of the Probates
court Of the County and State Aforesaid.
NOTICE is hereby given that on application
IN to me, by Augus.in Willis, of the above
named county and State. Who claims an undiyi-
ded sixth part Of that tracts of Land, known and
designated as fractional section thirty six. in Town
ship "a, Of Range Q, East; also section two, in Town
ship Is, of Range Q, East.
have nominated Isaac R. Dychc, Nathan L.
Morgan, and Abner Prewett; Commissioners d di-
VIDE the sad tracts of land into equal spears or
parts and unless proper objections are stated to me
At the court house in the town Of Athens, on The
20ih day Of November next. The said Isaac r
Dlyche, Nathan L. Morgan, and Ahner Prewitt win
then be appointed Commissioners to make narl;ton
Of the said lands persuant to an act entitled an act
concerning the partition lands held by Coparners
Joint tenants, and tenants Ia common.
Given under my hand and seal this 9th day Of
September 1887.
RICHARD DILWORTH, Judge Of ProOate..
Sept. Esd, isS7---iI-9w. PR fee Sis 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
state Of Mlsslsslppl, Lowndes Go.
Probates' Coari, Oetober Itrm, lss1.

AFUVatts aGOHTty uctUUefHl efnls 1881.
NNO oil persons interested in the Real Estate
IL ofDayid Love lale Of Lowndes county dc.
ceased. You are hereby cited 10 appear before tie
Probatcs Cour Of Lowndes county, at the Court
House thereof on the second Monday Of January,
1888; then and there to show cause fany YOU can.
why the following Land and Lot the property Of the
estate Of said David Love deceased TO wit Tie Gust
half ofthe south west quarter and the south half Of
the west halfe the south west quarter, or Section
No. twelve, in Township No. eighteen south, of
Range Ne. eighteen west and square No. eighteen,
south OF Main street, in the plan Of the town OF
Columbus, should not be sold according to the pray-
cr Of the petition of Miles Love and Ewing r. Cal
houn, Guardians Of The persons and property 81 Ira
NJ, Harriet L., Angcln, Eliza L., Thomas NJ.
and Amazi Il. love, minor heirs Of said David Love
deceased, and Elihu CASTOR in right Of his wife
Carissa E., formerly Clarissa T.. Love. And fur
Their to do and suffer such things us shall be consid
cred OF and ordered by the said Court in the pre-
misses.
Witness, Thomas Sampson, ESQ. Judge of Pro-
bates FOR said county Of Lowndes, the Isl Monday
of0ctober, 1887.
Issued the a0th day Of October, 1887.
Attest. u. ID. HADEN Clerk
Oct. 20. is37-26-6w [Pr fee SI4 OOl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
SheriHss Sale.

10y virtue Of wit Of FL Fa Issued from
ID the Circuit Court Of Lowndes county, and
to me directed, wiz seI al the Court House door
in The town Of Columbus, on the Sd Monday Of No
vember next, al The right, tide, claim and interest.
that Sylvester Pearl has IN and 20 the following town
property, in the town Of Columbus, to wit Lot No
4, in square No 2, north Of Main street. including
the store house now occupied by Mcssrs Gibson e.
Law as store. Also, Lot No s, IN square No 2,
north Of Main street, including the building now
occupied BY the Tombigby Rail Road and Banking
Company. which has been levied on as the property
Of Sylvester Pearl 70 satisfy an execution in favor
Of Samuel F, Butterworth against said Pearl. Sale
within tile hours prescribed BY law.
JOHN w. BYRN, Sh'f'
October 20, 1897 1914 [Priee 81 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
sheriff sale.

10y virtue Of two wits Of Fl ia, hat issued
- from the Circuit Court Of Winston county,
II the Nav Term Of said Court. and 70 me directed
win sci At the C0uu House door II the town Of
Louisville, On Monday the ooh day d November
nsxt al the night, tile, clam and interest that Will
tracs or paFcel q and, which has been levied on as
the property Of said landlord to SATISFY tic exeeu-
uons in favor Of William C0zaFt and Maddox, Bar
~ & Co, b wit South west quarter Of The south
west quarter, Section n, Township l6, Range IS.
Also the souh east quarter Of the south east quarter
Of Section IS. Township IS, Range IS east: Also
the north west quarter and west half OF the north
east quarter, Section 5, Township Is, Range Is
east; the sane lying in Winston county, this 4th
dag Of October, 1857.
Oct Is. lss1-ls-tw tPi &c u T sOi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
The Indians Panncea.


NOR the cure OF Rheumatism, Scrofula OF
u Kings Evil, Sciatica or Hip out, Incipi..
ent Cancers Salt Rheum, Syphilitc and Mercurial
Diseases particularly Ulcers and affections Of the bones
liberated Throat and Nostrs; Ulcers of every de.
scrptOn, Fever sores and Internal Assesses Fistu
las, Scald Head, Scurvy, Bles, Chronic Sore Eyes
Erys'peas Botches, and every variety Of Cutaneous
affection; Chronic Catarrh, Headach from particular
cause; Pain in the stomach and Dyspepsia, proceed
ing from vitiation: Affections Of the Liver, Chrome
Inflammation of the Kidneys, and general debility,
caused by torpid action Of the vessels Of the Skin
1t is singalary effcacous in renoyatng those con.
situations which have been broken dc;Sn by mud.
dlous treatment, or juvenile irregu rites In gen
eral terms, i is recommended in Al those diseases
which arise from impurities in the blood, or vtation
OF the humours, of whatever name or kind.
For sale atthe Drug Store Of Smith, Raingead
y 70. on Market street, 2 doors from Main
April %, 1887 4ltf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
NO tIle Puhlic-

ANlNG been imposed upon by persons
calling themselves gentlemen in various
instances, and suffered loss Of about one thousand
dollars which is no small sum in these hard zines
lhave determined, however unplcasantsit nav be
to my own feelings and the feelings Of others ~
publish the names Of all delinquent runaway debt
ors. lncarrying out my design, | this week g;ve
the name Of Edmond Mcclure, who left This te,vn
on the Slst ult. He owed me twenty dollars. Other
names will be given, unless my old customers who
have suddenly absented themselves do the Air ,h;ne
~ tas assi day Of November next. "
j. JONES,
Proprietor Of the Eagle Hotel, Columbus Mi
Sept. Q, iSS7-9-tf 'i'