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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
From the Chdriston Mercuru

IHE floTTERT WEATHER FOR 100 Ye.pa
mr' 'r.d,tor,-Haying carefully examined
The records in the Charleston Library liz cl,,
to afford onv criterion to Judge of The tenn,
pcraure Of Charleston, in past wears. I,akc
the liberty of handing you statement nf
me result and Of the rhcrmomctcrfor Univ
1888 which evidently has been the bottcsr
season since June 1888.
rs hanyof your readers may not ownDr
h"'ns 'y's History of 5. Carolina. (,yI,;cl,
nus "ecohic y scarce work) or have limo
I" examine II. have made the folIowino
'A'r"'>' upon which found my opiuion.
an" men may no' hc unacceptable to them.
"ob,crvalons made by the Medical So.
clrtv since 1871. compared with ,hosnm m.,Jo
ny Doctor 'Linln" between l7:3S and 'lp
and with thoS> made hv Doctor Cholmer.
between 100 aud '59-seern 10 nrnve ,bo,
the climate of Charleston for the las, ~
Years has changed for the better, s. the hes,
ol the Summers has ahlIed"
ne re;lder Is desired To Judge for him.
sell whether he has experienced any thing
comparable 10 the account given by Doctors
l. iiitiS ana Chnlmcr>. Observations of tho
"rmer read before The RovaI Socc,v I,on-
don. las. Say-in Summer the hcoI of ,h,
shaded ar about : or 3 O'Clock. p. NJ. "a
frequently from 80 deg. to 95 deg. ami ~,
INC l4h, 10Th and 10Th June 1913. al p
vi. ht 9S-two men in the streets drorned
suddenly dad, and several slaves in The
fields shared the same rntc.''
DOCTOR Chalmers says-"l cann0, CON-
vty Il better Idea Of The hear, az Won n,Ss
a"'5 the streets nj noon in Summer. thar
oE comparing II to that glow which s1rikes
one WAC Looks into Il pretty warm oven"
Soid bodies more particularly metal
absorb 50 much heat at times, tha, one r,n.
not Jay his hand upon then, with inuun;,,
haS' nave seen IL beef steak of the corr,
mon 'hichness, SD deprived of its iuicrs
"heh laiu on il cannon tor 20 minutes. rs ~
ne ",erd"ne, according To the usual xnv or
speaking" For this very intcrestino mr. W.
count III detail, see Ramsay Us S. Carolina
I'd volume, page 66.
During the period of 23 wears. I have
noted the extreme heat by the Thermome-
ter in The Library Room. have never
known II To remain in successor above On
Tor more than days without rain and ~
change, and never above 93-last ycor from,
The 'r'i I" the lOlh July, Il successive, period
oi u DAY" II ranged from 80 to 95-rbis wear
with me exception of one day, il has r,nc-
ed Tor lO days from 80 To J54, as apu.,r,
ny tue following star.nruts -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
Steel Ribs For Cotton Gins.
.eGl1 xNCe7lflOl.

VIE. subscriber has ,nst received n SUP
u pv"f the PATENT RIBS for Cot
ron GIns. which have been spoken so
highly "t wherever they have hren tried
lhr"us hnn' the Cotton CROWN States -
ht>e KIbs are so constructed thai one
sci VIII last twenty Years ar more, and be
constantly in use. by having an extra set of
Cast Steel faces. The faces are made To
TIT on The front of the Rims. where the Saws
ass through, and in so simple manner
mat nI.y person ran PM them ON. The
subscriber will always keep supply of
Gihs on hand OF The above description.
WILLIAM JONES.
Il .fe'o doors abore the Upper Market
Augusta Ga July l3 1888. h 26
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
r Office.

WE JACK will star,: the nsuing Fall Seas
I'VE son at the following places. At DR.,
Ada s on ilr 20ih inst at Red Hill on the Dist
mt a Sharpton on the =2nd. ut George McKie'.
on he :: d and 2Ith, Mt Absolm Delanghtcr's
on the til, at Joseph Faun's on the , III. and
2I'h, and attend at the respective places re- gular.
~ on every 9Th day during the Season.-
wa! he let to Innrcs at Sh the Season. and 50 to
-l'.s"'~. ~ tiHbtiiry ror acciuanu.;;ur uvpT;enfe
take" to preve'r them. Any me putin. Ly In
,"f"nce and transferring the mare bri"rc can
he asre, tanned whether she is i'm foaI (arf.its tho
Insurance mo"cy. l24 cts. to til" groom in every
stance. J. B. ROUNDTRFE.
Augusta 27
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

Dissertations. l. The nearer the time of
the Mno"'s Change, First Quarter, Full.a
Last Quarter. are to midnight. the fairer
will he the weather during seven days fol
lowing.
2. The space for this calculation occupies
from ten Al night till two next moruing.
8. The nearer TO mid day or noon, tho
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
Law Notice.

VIE tndcrsIgncd, having formed connex.
81 ION IN business, respectfully off, their pro.
icSsIohal ser.Ic in Law and Equity for the
Districts OF Barnwell and Edgcfeltl
j. w. WiMBIsH is located at Edgefed Court
fionsc. r.. BELI:.GER Jr. M Barnw ell E. n
a'h letters directed to either of these Iaces. or n
Aiken (Which will be visited ut reg ular intervals
Will receive prompt attention
f. BELL INGi II. Jr BornueN c. H.
NV. WlMBlSH, Edgefeid C. H.
July 2G, 1893 e1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
ME EDE9.RL.

'HE subscriber. from the opportunities
n of his friends, has concluded so far to
resume the practice of his profession, as 10
attend to all calls in Chrome Diseases. A.
nong these. he would mention particularly
Srr"iula or Kings Evil. Cancer, Diseased
Mamma, Chronic Sore Legs, &c. Address
r. l. CARTRIDGE,
Parks =. o., Edget:eld Dis. S. C..
May 10 If Ii
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

Improved Surgeons Truss,
Er',;' the rndica! cure Of HERNIA invented
4 by liERER CHASE. NJ. d.. Philadelphia
(,rarrdntedto cure.) All orders by mail or other
wise will be promptly attended to. Address
either Dr. II BURT.
DR.. NJ. M.LABORDE,
DIR. F.. j. mIMS,
Edgefeld c. II. 3. C. N24
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

ii the new m"on-the first Iunrtcr-
the full neon, or The last quarter
happens
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

The Philadelphia Public Ledger of the
18Th INST. says. Its all n hoax about The
United States Bank of Pennsylvania taking
the Texan loan oftwo millions"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

The world seldom appreciates merit-Eut
pays homage to fortunes iayOyi.es.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

BATTLE At NAVY IsLAsp.-There are divers reasons
for believing independent Of the indirect evidence TO
that effect that battle has been fought between the
Navy Islanders and Colonel McNab. AT Buffalo, on
tho afternoon Of Friday, at one o'clock heavy firing
was heard in the direction Of Chippewa, and every
one considered there that the contest was then
raging. We can scarcely fail to have some positiv,
intelligence this morning, which We shall publish in
the Ersaing Herald
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

kETksTioN or THE CAsADAs-We have seen in
some score Of the English papers the suggestion
started, whether il IS worth the while Of Great Brit,
an TO incur any further expense in keeping the Cana
das Upwards Of twelve millions Of pounds sterling
have been consumed there within the last seven
wears
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

PROTECTION 10 ConnxRcE.-The whole OF the
FLORIDA reef from India Key Cape Florida, is oc-
cuped by hostile Indians on the look out for wrecks.
Now the Macedonian fneate is severed from the ex
ploring expedition, it might do the state some ser.
wee" in the South.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

SYMPTOMS or FArurTy.-Tbe Conservatives il is
said, are about starting blanket sheet to pcucs,e
their principles i they have any. The Daiiy Nev,
having failed it's edtors thereby encouraged 10 star,
alsrge morning paper
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

IsrERrsL NAvrcATIoN.-There are about fifty
thousand persons employed on the navigation Of the
Ohio Missouri and Mississippi rivers in steamboats,,
flat and keel boats, and other river crafts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

c5os : . > , , ; { : , ;
This piece of imposition taken for Vermont
note of the Bank of ST. Adams. Owing to the small
of the letters, forming the other portion of lis
face the cheat is not discovered at glance. beg
every person TO look we'll at these small noes-and
avoid them
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

II great cutlery is raised against the appoint
ment Of Mr. Bancroft to the coectorship of Boston,
because he was once a clergyman. What nonsense
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

Il We are pestered with letters inqurng abou
ayoung gentleman who wears curls in Blocker stree
Church.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12
M q RNING HERALD.
FRIDAY. January Ia. 1855.

10 FRos4s amusing trial for sale at this Office
People read this trial instead Of swallowing pills 1t
the temper clears the blood-promoes laugh.
s-anG ucreases the circulation. Price sixpence per
iose.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

The PENNY Sun NEwsrAPER.-Some wiseacres
have attributed the words we made Of yesterday,
in relation 10 the ownership of this Insignificant con-
Germ, to the wrong person entirely. Try again. The
Sun has been shufled about from pillar 10 post SO
much of late, that person Of any sasacity or pru
dence would give penny for It's ownership.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

MASAasn's LAST KIcK.-The shinplaster concerns
in Wall street are in their last struggles The trial OF
Tozer begins TO have the same effect upon the free
hooters on civilization as lobelia has upon sick
man. The following is their latest emisslon:-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

@ No. 1857. A. VERMONT. O
@ 81 Secured By Real Estate. 81 o
Q THE BANK OF ST.. ALBANS, pay II. Q
o Barker, ON demand, osE DOLLAR, for the q
o Mechanics Exchange Co., New York, Nov. q
o 10th, 1887. w. X. JAMES, PresL
o i. ALLALsToN, Cashier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

J. PAIGE, ESQ.
Reserving ourself the right hereafter 10 reply te
and TO demolsh the ridiculous assumption Of Mr..
Hone, that the reporting of cornwall, political as
semblles, are repugnant 10 the public taste which is
not we shall for the present conten, oursef with
stating that the affair then wound up by the fol
lowing acknowledge cement Of the receipt of Mr. Hone
letter, and there the affair rested -
New YoRK 4th Dee. 1887
Sin.
Permit remark in reference your letter ofhis morn.
ing that appears that you have precisely appre.
hepaed the Of the inquiry had the honor
TO YOU beg leave 10 discaim having the Bell
ner na reporter IL - true was taking for my
m sction asd that OF frends-but between position
sna mat ~ Mr. Brooks reporter simtude exists
~na' mgh be very proper IN his case has mn application 10
ne ne sought 10 be there professionally; there in
dneen capacity uncornected with the press and oo
my o~nteel'ngs and notions ~ correctness.
am howeesr satisfied that Mr.. King overepped bis pow.
~ wse ~ saaressed We usser the authority Of The
tee al-ginr their unanimous resolution as his metve From
Your Letter am convinced he asserted unruh when be
,S. ~ s. ne eoinn,se had las down principle
that no reporting waste he permitted but with that have
-othng To o. a. with went there There
are two or three other discrepancies Mr. nss
men and your eer TO with which ~ ven are moi con
e,rned - them, will not trouble you. -
Thansing you for the pronpnde OF your have the
PHrLrr Boss, ESQ. oh Dec. 1887 . r"oE
nais rerenons a nos ,outors %, N. n ouy r,,,.
ton) and leave Mr.. King to dgest his casuis,rv with
bis conscience as best he may. There was no ;nfno
OF this kind at the Clay dinner which was an
straight forward piece Of business, standing an ~
| own merits, seeking no conccalment and not caring
whittier the birds of the air might carry the matte,
The dinner hour was fixed fer six o'clock. and =,
| that hour large company was assembled in the an
| techamber o. the immense sale 4 manger of X ,icL
erbocker Hall. Thcinvitation and admission ticke :.
were in this style -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

This was endorsed, "E. T. Backhouse, Secy."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17
ShrriT'N Sale.

Dl virtue ~ two wits Of Fl. IA. issGcd ffsn
ID Inc Clerk ri 1ic Circuit coar, 81 Lownlcs
county, al the October Term, 1888, ami To ne di-
rccei, shall expose % public sole for cash. at the
Court house duor m tie town ct Columbus, on Mon
day The 18th aav OF December next, all tho right IL
ilc clam aud interest, that Marmadnke Box has IN
and "a The Miowing described land to wit: TIE
east hail of the nurlhcas, quarter 81 section seven
teen, in township eighteen, Of ransc seventeen
west, aud Oh the improvements thereon; levied on
as the property of Narmadukc Box, to satisfy sun
dry executions IN favor OF Alexander Gibson &
Gcor-e Law against Michael }. aud Marnaiuac
Box sac within the hours prescribed b. law.
john ". BYRN, Sh'G
November > lsis.-i3I fpf fee : = ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17
Trust sale.

Hoy virtue of a Decd Of trust executed by SAM
ID l. Webster 20 mc, the undrrs gnet Trustee,
dated The 17th day OF NV, 1885, ami properly al
record N The Office Of the Clark Of he pfohaits
Count Of the county uf Lowndes and State OF
Mississippi, TO secure the payment of certain dehs
therein named, vii offer for sale at public aueuoa
and sell 10 the highest bidder FIR cash. At the door OF
the court lou,e. IN the town uf Columbus in SAID
county OF Lowndcs, on the lth day OF December
next, between the hours Of eleven oc,oCk. i VI.
and two o'clock r. NJ the lulowirg described PROC
cry, conveyed to me by said deed Tor tie purposes
therein specified, that is ~ say; The north bali ot
section iwcny-thrce the north halt Of the south
east quaTter--norta hall of the south west quarter
Of The same section TO be divided ly az cast ana
west line through the centre Of the south hall, Of
thus section. also, all HAT par Of The north half OF
section twenty-five, which IS situated on the south
side Of Ca-taw-pah CreeA md Az THAT part ot
the south west quarter 81 section fourteen, which IS
situated on the south side " sad Greek; that creek
with ts meanderugs being the boundary line On tie
north of all that part Of the land here conyeyef.
which IS situated IN section twenty-five, aud N sec
| ton Gilcen--the entire tract here described being
! situated ~ Township 10 IN range &c east, in Coz
umhus Land Dtstric together with the heridita-
ments appurlcnanccs thcrunto belonging OF il any.
WISE nppctauinN, Such title us is vcg'td in Inc
oy sand Decd will be mado 10 the purchaser.
Nov 0, 1883. JNO {. WlIlTSIIT
lS-4w TncsrrI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17

As consequences be on me. BE the con
/ .,-ss rs thsy navy, ] trust shall not disgrace
--=, Of truth and caaior. / shall therefore
.-s d numbers, through the medium Of
5..D.4ac-a',' discuss The following propositions
r,-,. Tia: Congress has no right under the
..a..,a to create Bank Of any Kind
60. If !, mad, j, would be highly 'neSFed-
,.al dangerous to me liberties Of Inc county
Una. Such an institution is in'micai to the
...,.,, Of ,hesoulhern states particularly. And
r.rr.l. That the sub-Trcasnry is the only
.-..,n,,,na'. safe, and equal mcde Of collect
and discussing the public revenue.
n, have olen been warned to be ware Of NH
. +, ,y,aats,-I believe We have more to Tear
s..i constituted ohsa.chy than military
CUNTS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17
TOWN Proncrly for sale.

4 OFFER f0r sale hc following pieres Of property
! in the town Of Columbus for BRANDON NO
NEY, to wi,: ono undivided hall Of the brick build
iuG en- MARKET street, occupied at present 10 part
~ lie Columbus and Tomb2by Transportation
COMPANY, Akin & Gag, and others; sail huuse las
on tie first floor iirco store rooms, with fine ware-
houses attached To them; the second has Office
rooms, all Of which rented for 9i,sUo last year
Also, one undivided halt Of the store-louse occu-
pied BY Gibson s. Law; the lot upon which SAID
building is situated has front OF 80 leet on NAN
street. and extends entirely across the square to
Military street Also one unimproved lot on the
corner of Market and Military streets, above the
Office ~ Messrs AIMS and Brigham, fronting Mar
tct street q feet, with depth Of 80 feet. The
above mentioned property VIII be exposed &c sals
until the 25th Of December next For further par
.icuars, apply to tie subscriber at Columbus, Nj.
r. r.. HARRIS.
X. D. Warranty deeds w,l tc given
Nov - 1888, 1875
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17
livery stable.

TEgHE subscriber hos opened a Livery s'ab.e IN
die cilg 81 CoHmbus. IN Military street, near
the courthouse, where he v,I occoarfodaie h"rseS
Ills stable IS new, large end cuasnodIous, With a
10, adjoining containing water. Il e alwats sup
p.ie1 with variety Of loragt aud Fraoms 70 attend
d those Who can upon lam His charges shall IT,
n, moderate as at any other stable and wl IL uisio
wjh hue regard 10 the hardness of tic tHcs, crd
shall be such as to satisfy those who layor hiu VIII
their custom He has room Tor lh.ry-eFlt LOSES,
In single or double stalls and ca Accommodate .lE-
Ole h0rses IN pairs OF droves, BY the day, week, %
mouth The Utmost attention viii be paid 20 re-
fresh aud improve the animal and 10 give s1iisac-
ton To the owner. He keeps for hire. Sadle -sd
Harness Horses, by tic day or week.
Having served nm apprenticeship ta the St'eri.
nary Art in the northern, and pracGccd lor scvefa
years IN southern eitiea, he pTofesacs kroNedes
Of the anatomy Of the horse, familiarity with thr
remedies ior IT, diseases, and parlepsl. for such p
are incident TO southern climate. His success
Farrier Is well krown in this and other cites n
which ne hss uraoiised the ve,erinsfy art he oftr'
| bis services in this line aso and VIII promptly o.
tend u all calls at his stable where he vii be always
! found. CHARLES PHELPS.
Nov. $ 1885 iS-4
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17
hIlcr.in,s SALE.

- Clerk Of the Cfcnn court fpr Lpwndes county
aud to me directed wdi cxpnsc n aa'r al the cnar.
house door IN the town Of Columbus, for ca4h, on the
Monday The 81 day Of December next al the riuhi.
,,.e. c...lli a1d interest. that Edwin f.. Sadc &
JcrmlnBakcr have IN and to the following described
lot IN the town Of Columbus, 20 va, ct number
siS, n square number two, north Of Malns,rcct,
fronting Alalkci.stret occupied ~ Robbins &
Mkecr as grocery, levied en- at the instance Of
the President, Directors and Company Of the Plan
lcts Bark u the State Of Mississippi against Ed
win II SIale, lcrman Baker, James J. PnIIcr, Tho
mas j. 1abb and Benjamin $. Long, Sale within
tic hours prescribed Nv law. This III day of No
vombcr lsJs. J0iN w. BYRN, ShL
Ia-4 fPr &c 81 50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17
roMpICBY HIBLE SOCIETY.

The adj burned meeting Of the TombgbY i.
s., WAS held IN the NJ +. Chnrh o. Monday
cyoniug, at o'clock, Nov, -, ls3s. Rev. IT,
Reld, PEST IA tho chair. Ptayct by the Pres .
d.. NJ. Estcs introduced aud ably advocated
the following resolution, VIZ 49,
Rao'rsa, That ,b,, Society does most sncorc-
" approve Of the following resolution Of the
patent Society, w .--"Rcsulted, that the char,
uctcrot our crvll aud religious institutions should
lead Us 70 encourage a wider circulation of the
scriptures, especially among children and youth
who are process Of education The rcsou.
uon was unanimously adopted.
The Rev 5. b. Sawyer introduced tho follow.
M, VIZ
Resoirtd, That this society feels encouraged
By the blessing of God, 10 pcr,everc IN the good
work, TIL this whole southwestern region Shall
have been furnished with Bible, Unanimously
adopted
The following resolution which had been lad
on the table, was then called up, viz
Resoired, That the interests Of morality and
religion, require lie immediate introduction
Of the Bible az atcN book into all ON school.
aud colleges and, that this Society will encour
! aye such course IN our schools, aud lha, thc
adoption OF such resolutions be recommended t,
the rareu, society and al It's aNlmlcs an,
| branches.
The Resolution Was discussed with interest
after which it was laid on the table, TO be opcr
for discussion nj a meeting To be called by tn
! Executive committee nj some convenient time
\ subscription was then taken up IN and Of tn
funds Of the Society, amounting to 81 95 3 4
Cash paid and unpaid $50 The Socrc,
r hcn Adjourned. ISAAC SHOOK.
Sec, I. b. 8
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17
TOT IIIU OITUUlTTT
DEMOCRATIC AND STATE RIGHTS
MEETING
For the y

Agreeably to previous notice a respectable portion
Of the citizens of TaIlahatchie county convened at
Mai. joins CoIBERrs, who provided a choice Bar
bacue on the 9th inst for the purpose Of express
ing publicly their opinions relative to the political
subjects Of the tines
On motion, Dr.. Thomas Peeto was called to tie
chair, and &. w. Johnson appointed Secretary
The Objects Of the meeting having been explained,
tie Chair appointed the following gentlemen com
mltee to prepare aud report resolutions expressive
Of the principles Of the Democratic State Rights
Perry,
Tie committee consisted OF Col G. ", Martin,
John W. Nelson, Hudson Allen and g. b. Good
win, Esqrr. who reported the following preamble
and resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
Whereas, from recent intelligence Of the success
Of the Democratic State Rhts party in many por.
tons of our beloved Union we conceive ii tie duty
Of every citizen publicly TO express their approba
ton of the principles that have had a tendency tC
produce the late brilliant victories over The enemies
Of equal rights, in manner not to be msunder
stood Therefore
Rtsolptd, That we cordially approve OF the gen
cra course Of policy pursued by the present Admin
igtraton Of our General Government
Resoleed, That we have viewed with pride am
pleasure the course pursued BY our Senators IN tn
Congress OF the United States. That their cours
in procuring for the State legislature the entire con
trol OF the per cent. arising from the sales OF pub
lie land, together with the late pre-empilon law:
worthy Of our highest communication.
Resolred, That We heartily approve Of the cours
pursued by our present executive, A. G. M'Nui
in arrcsting the creation Of many spurious mosl
room banking institutions that would have bad,
experience has demonstrated, greater tendency
daorganize and depreciate our currency
Re,olued, That the Hon. John G. Calhoun h
the thanks of this meeting for The high and dgn
fed stand he has taken IN support Of the constl,'
lion1I currency of orr country.
Ra9'rsd, Tint tie war, pestilcacc and fanil
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17
Trustee sale.

NOTICE 81 hereby gwen. Ia, 30 pursvanrs II
- Del a Tu1i, executed b. Jeremiah B.
l.v.a oi Law1scs a1-'y nnd Stale 81 N-sslssiPPi,
l1 ihc I5tl Cav ol April A. y. 1857, in ADDISON
Pee Of te County Eaj State a'1ccsaiI, Is Trustee
f9 stearr tie payment u, certain prOinIs0fy n0'e
thereon mentioned ara described. sEd . ave harm
less, jaime, Garter Som al liability ~ security E1r
SAID lryIn 70 sad nole, ssh. ~ trustee. ufer az
nuhic sad 40 IN Cou., House So Coumhus. Ms
s,~s.epi on Munily TIE 81 day a December next.
william tie hoars Prescribed Is .av all ~ night.
tile. end interest which tie aaii ie5,n,ah b Irwin
pa, IN and 10 the following dssou5sd negroes 70
vlt. a negro by by tie name Of Charles, about -
years ct .aar, and one ue,r, woman Hlmcd Mily.
about 3 years Of arr. Such iltle as ls vested in
M, hy ,sd d.st. vii b. enaycscd 70 The purclsser.
ADDISON PEEL, Trustee.
Nov IL. lass 1913