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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-19
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-19
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en9liftber Srradlr, miro id6n rno ipbbIfeil
III rielcr erEdaci riclsr 3citun9 pcrfeIsi9tx
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-19
oBtlt's alter Staitpplae,

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BON @erfertislnlg jeeer i'll ote'
ss'5s<zsA fem Sad, einfhlageneer slrtt
fel, ais ed lIno:
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fd,aft uno miro iit beifreten, eieiel5e III al
len Stiifen ;u pereienen.
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lbtascn ipercen idnell uno ti!It9 beiorgf, bon
Seilianlin S. Sennin9s.
Cecember 5. lq--3;ut.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-19
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Durcb 9Dripat -Gerfanf,

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cuno;e Iaunfdp, 9edla @auntD, enthaltcno
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-19
Gin Se6uQebrG
lNIrb 0eiudt.

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@emeinre in 9llentauu, fudht einen 2ebrer
Der bic Geutld)e Sprade eerifcbt une bic
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eritcu ndhitcn Sannart bei
QSilliam Gtfert
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Gaper Slefner
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-19

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Sbi9e fhdBtnre Mebt,iu 1T III qnSwig
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-19
0arminattpe- -S5alIont,

Gin Idere6 Ncilmittel fir 9iubr, Turflauf
Sbclera nicrbus, Scmmerfl anfbeit, oer'
bcrbencn Mia9en, llnperrauIihfeit &c.
Ciefcs 1T cine Der prfIam7eu, fideriten
une angcuebmifen acknowledgment, nell
die jcnIal6 bem Nublifum an9ebcten pnrcen,
our Soeitung Der oeritieoenen 6ranfteiten
pcS Md9enS uuo Der Ginaeweieen, uno Gle
einsi9c Wtceicin, wclde nit Siderheit ous
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crbalten npreen pom llerSter, @eiitliten II.
pericncu be5 erifeu Hanqcs, melte III een
itirtifen 9lusorildsn bic l8irflamfeit bieIer
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f0uneu mir bier bios eini9e tefaunt MAIDEN
Sen9li1e.
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breten uno Ourhlauf befalleu, oerbuneen,
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oeruug oerlhaffte, uno i'm eaun gang pieeer
beritellte. SD oerbIeite &c.
9Billtam pfumnter.
Canton, q. s., Sct. 10. 1882.
Bon benz Gbrm. GnctD We. Barter, Ircti.
ger an Der Sartiiten Stride i'll 0ieabing,
VrnniIluanien.
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gen Curdfall tefatlen, ocrtnnfeu NIT 9rcis
fen Sd)mrrSen uno sltgan9 rcn Slnt. Sd,
liee mir alsI am cine Bottle pcn Cr. SaDz
neS Gdrminatire Saliam bcleil, ,roocu einis
&c NcIen nach eem 0ebraudScttel geucmz
men eine pcatrmmeue S,eilnng temirften.
Gncd, SO. Barter.
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Nr. =. SaDne, go. 20. Sub trilte Strosc
pbiIaoelpbia, NIB or pcrfd)ert baS antli, !
cum, pae penu ieiue llntcrIhrift ppn ibm
lclter 9cfdlrebeH, uidlt jcce slnrpeillino 6rs |
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nidt Die dd'te. Gcetor .. SaDue.
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
(PCsuc.-No 4sl

AN ACT 10 notify tie lasl clause Of The fifth sec
tton al the tepoSite act of the tWenty-thiri 81
June, eighteen hundred aud lhry-six.
BE Il eHacted b. ne Senate and Hoase CT Repre-
sentat'res q the United States Of .lmsioa "a Con-
gress assembled, That The last clause ct the Nth
section OF the act entitled An act 10 regulate the
depo>lies of the public money approved on the
twenty-ihlrd day OF June, eighteen hundred aud
Iatriy-SN, declaring that the notes or bills Of no
bank shall be received IN payment OF any debt due
10 the United States, which shall, after the fourth
day OF July, in the year eighteen hundred and thirty
SIX, issue any note or bill OF less denomination
than i've dollars shall be, and the same is hereby, so
tar modified as that the introduction rs 20 the recep-
ton OF the balls and notes shall net continue against
aLv bank which has since the said fourth day Ut
july, m the year one thousand eight hundred and
thirly-SX issued bills or notes OF less denomiua-
ton than i've dollars, or winch shall issue any slch
bills or notes puor To the first DAY of October in the
wear eighteen hundred and ,hirty-eighl, but that
from and alter the said last mentioned day, the bills
or notes of no bank shall be received IN payment OF
any debt due to the United States, which hank shall,
after that date, issue, reissue or pay ont any b,l or
note OF denomination less than five dollars.
Approved, July 5th, 1855.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
|, June 2sth. 1898.
[PuBLIc.-So. 40.1

AN ACT directing the Commissioner of the Gcner-
a Land Office to ascertain the quantity Of land
covered by grants made 10 Anthony Shane AID
to Louis Godfrey, in section sixteen, township
four south, range two east in Lima district, Ohio,
and It's value.
BE ii enacted By the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiOes Of fhe United States Of imericd in Con.
gress assembled That the Commissioner olthe Gen
eral Land Office ascertain the quantity of land con-
talncd in section sixteen, township four south, range
two east in Lima District, Ohio and the quantity
to Anthony Shane and-f5 Eouis Godfrey, in said
section; and that he cause the land SO granted TO
be appraised by two judcious and disinterested
free holders, under OATH without regard to the i'm
provements made fhereon and that he make report
ofthe proceedings here directed to Congress as soon
as the same shall be hal.
Approved, June 29th, 1898.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
Male ana female Teacher wanted.

DiCIILAND ACADEMY a, Shongalo Is
~ nov onen and in readiness to be occupied
with a School
IL Is situated in beautiful, fertile AMI healthy
country, 20 miles east from Carrolton aud L. mtcS
southeast Of Middleton A large, fine and comnso-
doas two-Stnry building has been erected, as hy 70
feet, with three apartments sufficiently lar e ,o the
accommodation Of one hundred pupils ibera
salary would be gwen for male aud female teachers
vel qualified, aud who wish 10 make business of
teaching
gentleman with family would be preferred.
Such an one might find an eligible situation at Shon-
gallo.
BY order ofJhe Bnard of Trustees:
JAMES ". E,SkRlDGE Clerk.
Shonsoln Nj lnlN 9TH. 1855 M
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
Baking.

- BOUND, thankful for past fasots. takes
Ma this method 10 inform the citizens Of Co
lumbns. aud The public generally, that having pro-
cured an assistant Baker, he IS now manufacturing
{ Better Cracker, whirh being always fresh and
branch Of the profession which he has followed ilf
the last fifty yslrs withou, nieriuiSson, warrant
them better than any imported Cracker He is also
extending his bakery 10 every variety Of Cakes
specifications for any kind OF quantity, viii be sup.
Piled at short notice for Families or PARTIES
r. $. Merchants and Planters can be Supplied
with Crackers by the single pound or barrct hiso,
Hand, or Sea Bread, an excellent and cheap article
for plantations, as il will keep.lor years ia any e.
matr. July 8, lS3s--52yI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
Fifty Dollars Reward.

a Runaway from the subscriber on
IA ! tho 30th Of June last, two negroes !:
M PERRY, black fellow, aged 25 or
KA 30 years with down.cast look, slow
Spoken about s feet ten inches high,
henvy built, with one or two front teeth OUT said
boy had on when he LETT, white pnutaoons and shirt,
no other clothing rocolected JOHN, a muIattn
Tor copper coored) boy about sixteen years Of age,
well built, and smart when spoken to, in fact calc
la'ed 10 deceive any person; he is well known in
Alabama; was owned formerly by Col. Vance john
s,on Of Mobile, and kept MS race rider; the ouly
mark recoIIeclod Is a scar on one o his legs occa-
Stored by burn, expect the SAID boys will aim
TOR Alabama The above reward will be given for
them # taken IN Alabama, or $40 if taken in Mia
sssippi and confined ~ some jail so that &c,
them again. w. A. NERELL-
July 8, 1898. 52f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
SIIcriT'S Sale.

~ circuit court of Winston county, May term,
lsSs, and 70 me directed, shall sell for cash. before
the court house door, m the town ct Louisville on
Monday the tday Of September next, all the right,
title Claim, .nterrStRnd demand that Felix Ellis has
IN and To the south hlfo the west halt OF the north
east quarter lse the north halle the west halt othe
southeastquarer Dissection number Il, township fi(-
teen aud range twelve levied ON as the property o,
Felix Ellis, - satisfy one execution IN favor Of Ro-
bert McAister, the other IN favor OF W. r. Billings
". Sad premises lies two mites from Louisville,
and IS well improved, with FIRST rate spring this
2jth day Of July 1888.
JOHN IL, HARDY, Sheriff
of Winston county
Aug 4. Ats Printers fee, 50 00
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
IPrRIIc.-Nn. Al

AN ACT to amend ian act authorizing. the Seere-
tarY of war to establish pension agency IN the
town of Decatur, inthe State OF Alabama, and u
provide for the payment Of certain pensioners in
the said town of Decatur
BE IL enacted by me Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatires Of The United States Of .lmerica in Con-
greSs assembled That the Secretary of War be.
and he is hereby authorized If in his opinion ncCes.
Sary, to remove and establish said pension agency
in the town Of Huntsville, Alabama and IN the
event of SAID removal, the pensioners described in
said act, shall be paid in Huntsville.
Approved, July 9TH 1888.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04

tfUELIC.-Nu. S.
AN ACT authorizing tie appointment Of nerSoss
20 test the usefulness OF uveutous 10 ,rnp-ave and
render sale tie boilers of steam engines against
eXp .OSlOnS.
Be Il enacted bg the Senate and House Of Repre-
seHtailres q the Uated States Of .imeroa IN Con-
gres assembled, That the President Of the United
States be, and he hereby is, authorized to aDDont
three persons, one Of whom at least shall be a man
OF experience and practical know,edge in the con-
strucuon and use Of the steam engine and the 9th
erS oy reason OF their aitalnmentS aud science shall
De cOmpelenS judges OF the usefulness Of any inyen-
ton designed 10 detect the causes of explosion in
the boilers which said persons shall inintlv exam
me any inventions made tor the purpOSe of detect
ing The cause, aud preventing the explosion of boil
efS That SHAH be presented for their consideration
and any one or more of such inventions or dscay-
cries, justify, IN their Judgment the experiment and
the inventor desires that his invention shall be sub
lected to the test then the said persons NAV sue
coed aud order such preparations To be made, and
such experiments to be tried, as, in their Judgment
may be necessary TO determine the character and
usefulness of any such invention.
Sec. ,. And be 1t further enacted, That the said
board shall give notice of the time and place of their
meeting to examine such Inventions, and shall direct
the preparations, to he made, and the experiments
10 be tried at such place as they shall deem most
suitable and convenient hr the purpose and shall
make full report OF their dongs 10 Congress at their
next session.
Sec. 3. And be il further enacted, That to carry
into effect the foregoing objects, there be, and here
by is, appropriated, out, olany money in the Trea-
Sury not otherwise appropriated, the sum OF six
thousand dollars and SO much thereof as shall be
necessary for the above purposes shall be subject to
the order Of the said board, and 10 deav such ex-
penses as shall be incurred by their direction ncIu-
ding the sum of three hundred dollars to each, for
his personal services and expenses Propided, hor-
erer, And their accounts shall be settled at the
Treasury in the same manner as those Of other pub
lie agests.
Ri. NJ JOHNSON,
ViSs President ofhe United States
and President Of the Senate.
JAMES K. POLK,
Speaker Of he House Of Representatives,
Approved, June 2Sth 1883.
NJ. VAN buren,.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
ono Hundred nnIlnrs

WILL be paid by the undersigned to the
w person giving information TO A.. Boykin,
Esq. OF Columbus, with evidence to convict the per-
son or persons OF pulling and leaving down the
fence Of his farm on the Military road, s 10 milea
cast Of Columbus; or Of putting the woods on fire
with intent to destroy said fence.
JOHN PERKINS.
june %, 1899. Sits.
7. y few hundred bushels Of corn, with some
good Bacon hams, and slna quantity Of choioe
hogs lard can be had or Me cash. by application 10
the youth on said premises Corn 30 cents per bush
q, Hams II IL cents per pound, lard the same.
The Notes Of the banks Of Columbus alone viii be
received in payment
The servant women in charge of his house, has
PERMISSION TO selI her butter, eggs and chickens,
lruit sc. on her own terms. j. p.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
rcrtiIlcatcs of DenosIt.

iron Uestc.n Banks, taken at p0r.~t1
TEXIlE subscriber would inform Merchant
n and dealers in general, that he has tho {.
lowing assortment Of CAPS, which he viii a.,
prices 10 suit the tines. EHs
50 doz. Otter Caps, Ne-rl
500 Fur Seal do n
$50 Nutria d., ~
$50 Muskrat do
1900 Hair Seal DO
60 Cloth do.
100 f" French Rabbit do
% " Spanish Leather do.
$500 Seallot, assorted. do
Also, 1900 doz best SILK HATS. Certificates
Of deposit on Western Banks taken without dis
counts. A. STODART,
10, North 1hri Street. PhiIadclpha.
june 80, 1888. sits
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
A Female Teacher wanted.

A Female Teacher wanted.
WANTED By The Trustees # franklin
w Academy a female assistant Teacher h
the institution who Is cspate Of teaching GeogTa-
ply English Grammar, Natural Philosophy, Hisfo-
y, Together with the primary branches Of an En-
glsA education The salary viii be four hundred
doiars pr session Of FIVE months he session 10
commence on the first Monday oi August next.
Any person intending to apply ior the situation, IS
requested . send their application forthwith, d.
rectcd 60 the subscriber At Coumlsis. Nj None
need apply unless they can come Wei recommended
both as 20 qualifications and good moral character,
OVID P. BROWN, See'y. B. T.
July 8. 1855 said
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
THr ouEsrtoN.

,,.,,.,, voant wife SAID one day 10 her bower,
A. b.r 'b-iie-,nl.ien sal al Der ssje;
q. ~ ,,T t5ee what passed IN that hlicyon hour
W., he asked would be his bHde'
q. - ir this bower % beho.d The sun SCI,
y, - rlden BED, glorious and bright,
IA. silently stood but our eyes Oilen met
Aal each glance was gieam Of delight
o. lie ,erlsriy press ! both my waist ami my hand,
Yet nothng-Si nothing said he,
n. l,,tle that could at first understand,
Far he spoke in a fatterng keys
Ms tongue, it would seem, had lorgotien its duty,
lie tTemh!ed il was not with lear.
Ib,sl'I Ike the rose, and II heightened my beauty
Ar east, so he tod me, my dear
al elt-but cannot describe as would
Me feelings Of timd delight:
But ielt ike poor silly thing as stood,
And confused, played the baby outright,
To hide my confusion still closer he presS'd
NV head on his shoulder recined,
And rasping with pleasure then was ADDRESSED
With words that delight wcmankind.
40 sweet were the sounds, as they fell on my ear,
Nhep thus, in a whisper, said he
Than life more love thee, then tell me, my DEAR
o wilt thou be married 10 me-
What my heart would have answered he very soon
guessed.
Though nv tmid tongue would not say yes;
For Then when his lips were on mine ondy presscd)
cave him modest first kiss y
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
Ri. NJ. JOHNSON.
[PuBLfc-No. 99.1

AN ACT relating to the Orphans Court Of Aexan-
drla county, IN the District of Columbia.
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatircs Of the United States Of 4merica in Com
gress assembled, That, from and after the passage
of this act the Secretary of the Treasury pay to the
Judge Of the Orphans court Of Alexandra county,
in the District of Columbia, in quarterly payments
out ofany unappropriated money in the Treasury
the sum of one thousand dollars per annum, in lieu
ofall other compensation Tor his services as Judge
of said court.
Approved, June 2sth. 1888.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
1000 Dollars Reward.

a. TOLEN from the subscriber on The 30lh
~ June NEGRO woman named CELIA, about
30 or 80 years Of age, B feet or inches high.
Celia IS bright or copper coorcd negro fine figure
and very smart. do not rccolcc any visible marks
except holes N her ears and on examining has Il
scar on her Ie arm, q think which has the appear
ance Of having been burnt OF scaldcd and on exam
ming her back will be found marks about the clt
shoulder blade, caused by the whip, which rises
above the level of the skin aud bout tbc size of
mans thumb nail Celia il very fond of dressing,
aud carried of many fine clothes, silks, &c also
pair of ear rings aud breast pir.
The said negro was stolen by JONATHAN II.
COOLRDGE Yankee, who has lived in Vernon,
Autauga county for ten or fifteen years as a mer-
chant and grocer; sad negro was taken of TO ans
wer the purpose OF wife. Coolrid9c rs man of
small size, say feet or six inches high, rcd com.
pleXion with dark sandy or brown HAIR and some-
times wears large whsker5. have no doubt but
they will disguise themselves as much rs possible
aud pass under fictitious names, aud Celia rs a ser
want bay All owners and captains Of vessels nre
cautioned against taking said negro of. Any person
who will deliver or conlino said Coord.e and ne
gress in any jail so get them shall be entitled to the
above reward or five hundred dollars for either
Any Information respecting which course they may
have gone. addressed to me Vernon, viii be thank
folly received. JAMES T.. DE JARNETT
Mobile, July II, 1898 3m3t [Regiaer
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ShcriH.s Sale.

EPY Virtue OF two wits of her facias, issued
hD from the office OF the clerk of the circuit
court'o Lowndes county and state of Mississippi,
one in favor OF the Planters, Bank of tho state of
Mississippi, against Joel A. Tracy, William Dows-
lng and Matthew Hopkins and the other in favor
of William 5, HASTE, against joel A. Tracy, Eve
rarG DuwSinc senior, and Everard Dowsing JUNIOR,
wilexpose to sale and sell 10 the highest bidder at
the court house in Columbus, on Monday, the 81
DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, all the right,
title. and claim which the said joel A. Tracy has to
the following lots of land IN the sand town of Coum-
bus, 10 wit:
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B1Tt Rsal Estate BsgsIug Company or
CoLCVHgs, Mississippi, ju.y =. ISIS
UHE Stockholders Of the Real Estate Rank.
a M Company OF Columbus Mississippi. arc
Uqurstri b mest 40 their Banking house on Sltur-
tay he liza August, by 10 o'cocs A. NJ
7 Il 5, ,ae annual meeting, ani a u attendance Of
lie general board is Indispensable necessary.
Aur4 H. Il. ). BLOUNT Cash'r
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school Section to Lease.

IN Pursuance Of an order of the Hon. Bead
= Of Police Of the county Of Lowbdes, made al
their called session, on the seventh Of June instant,
the undersigned President OF the Trustees Of The
sixteenth section, township seventeen north, range
nineteen, for the use OF schools, viii en- Saturday
the llth Of August lease said section to the highest
bidder, at the Court house in Columbus. Lowsdes
co. at Il O'Clock Nj NJ. MCCARTHY
June 23-j0-6w@