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Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Gins! Gins!! Giins!!l

vNHh subscriber would inform The public, that
he has established an extensive Cotton Gin
Manulactory IN the town Of Louisville, Winston
county MIS-. Having spared no pains during ths
las, SIX months IN searching for the best materials
and having had much experience in the business
he FEES confident he shall be able to rive satisfac
uen 10 all who may patronise him. His gins vii
oe made OF Cast and German Steel running on tn
best OF boxing, and he will be able to furnish 100 Gin
~ 'iine Tor the next cotton crop. lie would inVlt
the pubic in general to call at his Factory and exe
anime Tor themselves He would further state ihas
ne mas lately removed from Georgia, Monroe county,
MARLIN T. COLLIER
Ian Ic3S-o6 tf
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Runaway,

COMMITTED to the jail Of he county Of
" Oktibbeha, by Edward L. Clarke, Justice
of The Peace, ON the 10Th day of October. 1897, a
negro boy who SAYS his name is BILLY COLE
MAN, ana that he belongs to Mary Ann Walker
of New Orleans. SAID boy is about IS years cid,
five feet high, of dark complexion, with scar on
the left side of his face, near the ear; the owner IS
requested to come forward, ploye property and pay
charges, or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
JOHN VI, MOORE, Jaiior.
Starkville, Nov. 25, lS37-20-9w [Pr fee Sl0l
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Sheriff s Sale.

HDY virtue of writ of F Fa. that issued
ID from the Circuit Court of Lowndes County
and to me directed, | will sell at the Court House
door in the town ofColumbus on the third Monday
IN February 1888, all the right, tile, claim and in
terest that james Boswell has in and TO tho follow
ing town property in the town Of Wespori, 10 wiz:
Lots No. a, 5, 6, Z, and s, in Block No 46. in the
plan of the town ofWestport, and all the buildings
thereon which has been iev' on ;he property Of
James Boswell 10 satisfy said Execution in lavor Of
W, & Charles Walsh, against James Boswell. Sale
within the hours prescribed by Ia W.
JOHN W. BYRN, Shr'G
Jan. 18th, ls9s.-27-tds.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
TO tho Public.

r offer my services to the public as General
u Agent and Collector, Mr.. Simmons having
resigned) to which employment can and viii de-
vote the whole of my time and attention having no
other business on hand except the settlement ofmy
own.
Reerencc.-To any person in Columbus.
Columbus, Aug. 26-7-ly J.J FULLER.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
27.5OO Acres


Rich Cotton Lands in Market.
NNIIE subscriber offers for sale, on accommo-
n dating terms, twenty seven thousand five
hundred acres of Land lying III the late Cnoctaw
most of which was carefully selected by
himself, and purchased at the public sales in 1888 &
1884 and is in handsome settlements from 2i0 to
1900 acres III tract: the greater part oft is from
one to fifteen miles distant from the Tombigby river,
extending from the Sookanoochee to the Tbbce riy-
er There are some valuable tracts oY it in the va
ZOO Valley, and in Madison, and other countics.-
Those wishing to purchase good durable cotton land
III a healthy country, would do well to give hun
call In his absence, they can atthc office of the
Clerk olthe county or probate Court in the hands o.
Robert d. lladen, esq. book OF Maps which has
all the tractsmarked on it, with the prices and terms
He also has about thirteen thousand acres in the
ChIckasaw country which will be sold low for cash
or part down and the balance on time.
August l3, ls56-5u THOMAS MCGEE.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Columbus Mills.

VENHE subscriber will be thankful f all feF
4 sons indebted to the Columbus Mills, abe
thcr for Lumber Meal, or Florr. will CAP on him
and settle their accounts Many OF the accounts aIe
small and attended with much trouble in collection
IN consequence OF this difficulty, il is determnto los
to make accounts for meal or flour. Those sending
iof ether viii pay ue money to the subscriber ~.
get an order or tickets, or send the money TO US
mills. as they please. 1t is altogeth owing 70 tns
trouble OF collecting, that this course is adoped' Lhs
accounts being so small, and all can enter into ti'
arrangement much easier that he cs the otleT
" WALT1lALl.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Richard =. Graves.

ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLoR at Law,
W7IlL practice in the circuit courts of Ok.
w ubbooha, Lowndes, Monroe, Winston,
Choctaw, and the adjoining counties Of the 9th
judicial circuit. All business entrusted to his
care will meet with prompt attention His cllice
in SarkyIlle, Oktlbbecha county, Miss.
Jan 7, 1887. 2G-ly
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Factorage & Commission Business

THE subscribers have associated themselves
n together under the firm Of Bull & Fuss,
for The purpose of lnnsscIing General Factnrage
and Commission Business in the city Of Mobile
sness entrusted to our care. We have been for years
4l residents Of the State, and are well acquainted
with the business Of it, The only inducenent that
we would hnld out to our friends and the public
generally, 10 soliciting their business is that we will
be prompt and do the best the market VIII admit of
Close attention paid to the purchasing Of goods on
order. PLATT BULL,
JAS s. FILES.
Mobile, No IS, ST. Michael, corner oi Water 81.
December 9, 1887. 29w9
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Look at This.

a Bur books and papers having gone through
~ regular process of "boring and shaving"
by regular built Shaving Bore, we have only to
say to those indebted to us that our books nave been
returned, and that We will attend to tie settlement
OF accounts, (or short time only) at our old stand.
Our demands must either be paid or arranged to
our satisfaction, by the first day of February next,
or we shall be compelled, without Distinction 70 en-
force the collection
WILTON & HUBERT.
n B. Col Byrn is no longer our Agent.
Columbus, Dec so, lS37-Q5-5w
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
ImDrOycd Land for safe.

THE subscriber wishes TO sell the plantation
- whcreon he now resides, containing 400
acres rich prairie land l75 acres cleared aud un-
der fence, Gin house, and other necessary buildings
This land is situated in Lowndes county, / } miles
southwest OF Columbus. An entire new set of
Blacksmith s tools will be sold with the plantation if
desired. The Gin House and Mill attached to the
premises, are nearly new, and cannot ial'to please
a purchaser. liberal credit VIII be gwen
SAMUEL MGOWEN
Sept. 3, l837-9-tf
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Factoragc & Commission Business

WNHE Undersigned having associated them.
- selves together for the purpose oftransact-
ing a General Factorage 4 Commission Businem in
the city Of Mobile, tender their services to their
friends and planters generally anil hope by strict at
tention to business, they will merit share OF pat
ronage They win be in Mobile by the lst Of Octo-
Der ready 20 attend TO business entrusted to their
care. r j. SWEARlNGEN,
july so l6S6-Stc X. K. WOOTON.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Notice.

A IL persons are hereby iorwarnod from trad.
n ing for note of hand executed by the un-
dersigned, and payable to James Barber dated the
l4h Nov. 1886, and due tie 4th day Of July 1881,
for SS95 90; the consideration for said note faving
failed, shall, therefore, not pay the same unless
compelled by law.
WILLIAM c SHAW.
FaIsom Octibbeeha Co. Nj Dec. 9, 1857. L!9F
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Choctaw Claims.

A ALL persons interested, are hereby notified,
"A that the Board Of Commissioners under
the l4h article ol the Choctaw treaty. will hold ses-
sions at the following places within the State of Mis-
sissppi, viz: at Benjamin Leiores in the county OF
Leake; at Garlansvile, in the county Of Jasper ;
and at Judge MarshalI's, in the county Of Kemper
and that the session at Lenores viii commence on
the frs. day of January next.
JoNA. PINCKNEY, Sec'y Board.
Columbus, Nov u, 1887 9itf
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
MOBILE ApvER rIsEMENT.
commiSsIOn BusIness.

N0TICE.-In consequence Of the decesse
~ 0f our lais partner, Mr. Jack F. Ross, the
hrms GROSS & FORD, and ROSS, H0YT &
FORD are Dissolved. The undersigned viii con-
time the FaCtorage and Commission Business in the
city, under the firm Of H0Yr & FORD. and hope
from their experiences in the business end strict at
tendoa 10 the interests otheir friends 10 merit and
secure continuance of their confidence and patron.
age.
Office as formerly, on Commerce, between Cont
and Government sts. WAIT S. H0YT,
Oct. 81, lsS7-I7-4m CLlN ron FORD.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20

EOHN MONROE has removed his Tai
- orng establishment to Messrs. M'Clucr &
Humphres, (above stairs,) where he is at all times
ready to accommodate his customers and i,lcnds,
He has on hand splendid assortment Of Clothes
and Cassmeres, selected by j. H. MCIuer III New
York this Spring, all Of which be offers low for cash.
or to punctua customers on a credit.
NAV 3-4i-tf
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Commission Business.

nARNEs & SANDERS having taken Mr..
~ ]. D. SMl II into copartnership. win con-
tinue the Factoragc aud Commission Business in
Mobile. under the firm and style Of Barnes, San
ders & Co.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon them, they hope, BY close attention
to business that the same may be extended TO the
new concern.
BURRALL L. BARNES,
WILLIS SANDERS,
ISAAC d. SMITH.
Sept. so, lsS7--ie-t ist day March.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
II. Smith Taller.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his old custom
-HN ers ard the public, that he has removed to
the building lately occupied by Mr. Museroyc, on
Main street. between Ecklord's and Toters &
Barry's stores, where he is prepared to execute all
orders in his line at short notice, and in the best
style and most substantial manner. He teuders
his thanks for past avors and socits a continuance.
June "a, 1897. 50tf
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
New Livery Stable.

WYE have formed coparnership in the Liv-
w cry Stable business at the stables of Jones'
Eagle Hotel in Columbus. We intend keeping the
finest horses the country produces, with appropriate
rIgg'ngs. Coaches Of The best kind can also be had
at our establishment on application. Our charges
are moderate, beng as reasonable as those of anv
establishment Of the kind in the southern countrv.-
norses kept by the day, week or month";; single
feeds dcalt out when wanted. The patronage of
the public is respectfully solicited.
DANIEL WILLIAMS.
HENRY A. FOX.
Nov ~. laT-Io-.r
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
By the President of the U. States.

By the President of the L. States.
IN pursuance of law, |, MARTIN VAS BuREN,
Il President of the United States Of America,
de- hereby declare and make known, that public
safes wI be held at the undermenton, land offices,
IN the State Of Mississippi, at the periods here na-
ter dss grated, to wit; Al the land office at Choc-
chaua 90 Monday, the l4th day of May next for
tie disposal Of the public lands within the UNDER
mentioned townships, 10 wit:
Worth Of The base line aud Hest Of the Meridian.
townships 20 81, -. .. 24 aud IS Of range >
Townships - %, -, 95, % and 81, OF range 3.
townships -, .. q, 40 u and 2s. of range 4.
Az tag land o,ite at Columbus. on Monday the
the seventh taY @! Nav next Tor the disposal Of
the pub e aa!S N.lan The uAiermeniiOaed town.
ships % VIA
.NtfA 'as Aa,s bvs zv3 East of the .Nsrldian
Town s1s ~, U rsarsS ~, IS and Is.
LaHls 4rpsyg g-.ll,- b, 4W for the use Of schools,
military. ~ o;bcs purp.sses viii be excluded from
sale. The sales Wi each be kept opeu for two
weeks tuuess the lands are sooner Opposed off, and
no longer; AND m pr ate entries Of land in the
townships so offered viii be admitted until after the
expiration of the two weeks.
Given under nv hand, at the city Of Washington
this l9.h day Of November, A. d. 1887.
NJ. VAN BUREN.
By the President:
JAS, WHIrCOMB, Com'r Genq L. Office
Dec ., 1887. 24t20
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20

Commission s. FactOragc Business
EvRANCIS i. MERINETHER & SAM
II UEL M. GRIGSBY, CoMMIssioN MER.
CHANTS, Mobile, Alabama.
Mobile, August 10, lS37--6-6m
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Land to Rent.

AAs ~ ANCnts
:sssssSA. PERSONS wishing to rent for the ensr-
4astR ing year, any lands belonging to the un-
Gs9Sss@ dersigned in the vicinity OF Columbus,
-ssdAz>.. will please call on Judge Sampson, lG
mites east of that place, on the Military road.
Those indebted to the undersigned for rent Of
lands or otherwise, will please also call on him and
pay their respective accounts, whose receipts will he
good ayainst me. JNO. PERKINS, .
Dee. 80, 1887 oi,6
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20


| Probatss Court, December Term, 1897.
Hy0 all persons interested in the Real Estate
IL fSharod II. Willis late Of Lowndes coun-
" deceased; You are hereby cited TO appear before
the Probaies Court Of said County Of Lowndes, at
the Court House thereof on the first Monday Of
March, 1888 then and there 10 show cause if any
you can, why the following lands the property Of
the estate OF said Shared II. Willis deceased, 10
wit: the south half Of the east hall OF the south
west quarter OF section number six, the west half OF
the south west quarter, Of section number six, in
township number eighteen, Of range number sixteen
east, and the east half Of the south east quarter of
section number one, in township number eighteen,
Of range fifteen east, should moi be said agTeeaby
to the prayer Of the petition Of William E. Wills,
Guardian Of his MINOR children, and Milton X. VII
lis, Lucretia Willis. Cyrus Kelsey and William b.
Morrison, and iurther TO do and suffer such things
as may be considered Of and ordered by the said
Court in the premises.
Witness, Thomas Sampson, Esq Judge OF Pro-
tutes for the County Of Lowndes, at the Court
House Aforesaid, the first Monday OF December,
1887. Issued the l4th December, 1887.
Attest. X. ID. HADEN. Clerk.
Dec. is, lS37-23-6w Pr fee el4 O0l
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Notice.

NTE will positively Nace all our accounts
w within magistrates jurisdiction, in the
hands of that officer for speedy collection on the
22d inst. We hope those indebted VIII avail
themselves of this notice and save cost.
COVINGTON & M'M0RRIS.
April l5-40-tf
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
j, 4, AIarshauj

Attorney and Counsellor al Lar.
HAS located himself at DcKaIb, Mississippi,
II and will practice in the Counties Of Kemper
Nashoba, LauderdaIe, Noxuhee, Winston, ana the
adjoining Counties if required.
April II, 1885. i2-.tf
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
ESactorage and Commission Bu-
easa0z0 IN MOpfI T. 'rha .,,hacy. .hara

being gratiied for past hyours, respectfully infom
their friends and the public generally, that they are
in complete readiness for the transaction OF the
above business and feel free in soliciting patronage
beliveing as they do, that they can render as many
facilities to their friends as any other House in the
city-they will make liberal advances on cnnsgn.
ments, but must be excused from honor NO any
draft, unless drawn upon Cotton actually in Store.
Prompt attention will be given TO the receiving
and forwarding Of Merchandise.
They also have and will continue constantly To
keep on hand q large and well selected Stock Of
Groceries and Western Produce, al of which they
will sell on the mist accommodating terms.
0'NEIL, MILHAUX 4 THOMAS.
Nov "a is97-IQ-An
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
5000 Acres Choctaw Land for sale

5000 Acres ChOctaw Land for Sale
HNHE subscriber offers for sale five thousand
n Acres of fine cotton and corn lands, lving
in Noxuhee County, in tracts from an eighth to a
section Terms favorable to the purchaser, for fur
ihcr Information call and see me living on the Noy-
ubee river, in Noxubee county, eight miles north
west Of Macon.
June t7-Aa-u NJ. :. GRlSSOM.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Copartnership Notice.

NHE undersigned have entered INTO Copart
= neIshlP for the purpose Of transa citing a ge-
neral FACTORAGE AND COMMISSION BU-
SlNESS, IN this city, under the name and styIe Of
FoNraiNE, FREEMAN & LANE, and in the city Of
New Orleans, under the name and style of LAVE.
ForrArEE & Co. The business in this place to BE-
conducted as heretofore BY B. B. FoSrA,SE and ].
w. FREEMAN, and in New Orleans by j. w. LANE.
Said Copartnership TO take effect from and after
the Isl day Of December next.
The firm Of F0ntaine & Freeman will continue
so far as may be necessary to close their old bu-
siness only. BEN. B. FONTAINE,
JOHN w. FREEMAN,
JOHN W. LANE.
Mobile, Nov. n, IS37-25-Sw
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
DIR Is. T.. Cornell

HAS opened an office at the store of s. S.
AAFRANKLIN' where he tenders his profess
ional services, to the citizens of Columbus and its
vicinity. February Is .lS37-u.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20

Drs. Knower < SaItOnstaI.

UEHs AllOAeE q ettAAOAAaAahAAs
nENTISTS.- .-Manuhcttrei, Of the Pre-
~ mum Shcious Metallic Teeth, tlrom the
original recip-) as manufactured hy ID. {. Amber,
! d. Dentist of New York, having assnc.lird
themselves together loi the purpose Of pracj-in1
their profession. they would state that they have
spared no pains 10 making Themselves acquainted
with every branch Of the Profession, both practical
and theoretical and are now prepared to perform OF
operations apperiatuug 10 Detta. surgery in the
latest and most approved ecitrtfc manner Office
Oh Nam street under the Commercial Bank.
NIB Teeth inserted on gold plate from one To
an entire set Nov -. Is37-aON
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Notice.,

A Lii persons are hereby forwarned from ira.
"A ding for note of hand executed by the un.
dersigned, and payable to Samuel Alexander dated
the oth or 9th November 1897, and due the first Of
January le3e, for S25. The consideration for said
note having failed. shall not par the same unless
compelled by law.
SWIFT MULLlN
Jan. 6, 1SS8-26-4w
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
i" Square the Yards. y

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber are
n respectfully solicited TO make immediate
payment as he intends caving this place as soon as
he collect his dues. JOHN MUNRO
Columbus, Dec 9, 1887. 22tf
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
n. A.O'NeaI & II. Armstrong,

A TTORNIES At LAW, Columbus, Missis-
N sppi, will practice in the Circuit Courts of
Lowndes, Monroe Oktibbcha, Winston and Noxl-
bee Counties Their office IS on Main street. one
door east OF McCluer S Humphres Clothing Store
Nov 25, ls37-eO-tf
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20

TOMMITTEp to the jail Of Leak County
~ by John H. Gordan Esq. on the oath utl,
negro man, who sayl his name is Billy, and be-
longs TO John Ovens of W llcoy county Billy ! n
bout 81 or 80 years old, ) feet inches high, of a
DARK copper color, with scar on his breast also
on the 2nd finger Of the right hand, the owner IS rc
quesied to come forward, prove property and pay
charges, or he viii be dealt With according TO law.
III. n. WHITMAN, Jaior.
Carthage, Aug. 5th--i-6m. fPrs. fee S27 0p
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Law Notice.

N r. GREGORY, X NJ. NJ. BRIGHAM,
Il having associated themselves in tie prac
tice Of Law, tender their services to the public
They will practice in the counties composing the
sixth Judicial District, State oI Mississippi. And
also in the Superior Courts at Jackson
Their office is at Columbus where they can at oil
times, be consulted. Business from distance will
to all times be attended to promptly,
Columbus Oct. Sth 1856 Is #.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
5. Y. SnnNlngtOn.

- . . 'yaNTFEFHVHSs WIZ
nRAPER and TAYLOR, begs leave to in
~ form the citizens Of Columbus, that he has
opened on Market street with an assortment of su-
per6ne cloths caSsimeres and vcStIngs, consisting
of all colours, which he viii sell or manufacture
cheap for cash. Those who may favor him with
their patronage will find him proficient in bis busl-
ness Persons wishing to ulnsh their own goods,
viii he puuctualy attended to and their orders exc
cuted with neatness and despatch.
Nov. lS, 1897. l9f
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
!lecelyIng s. Forwartllng business

TWILL. attend to Receiving and Forwarding
u Goods to Montgomery, Tuscaloosa, Coum-
bus, and all intermediate places by the following
Steamboats,. viz:
JEFFERSON, RIA Allen, Mister
WAsHINeroE, r NJ johnson +"
Farmer, g w Woodward, "s
IBERIA, r Bullard, Z"
EMBLEM, J Bryan, f"
LFwls CAss, b HFry
MEDoRA, JG Cleveland. +"
All goods consigned to me shall be forwarded with
iispatch, and the least possible expense.
w. w. FRY.
Mobile, Sep is, 1887. lSmS
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Commercial Blk of Columbus, Mi,

November >, 1897.
y ES0LVED, That this Institution viii ad-
NJ vance on Cotton shipped to It's Agents in
Mobile, New Orleans, New Yo,k aud Phiadclpha
and that all persons avang themselves Of this offer,
may calculate upon similar advance on their next
years crop, attsr the present season expires; and
that all Cotton SO advanced upon will be placed un-
der Insurance Immediately aud the nett proceeds be
paid over soon returns are made.
Extract from the minutes.
BY order Of The Board.
CIAS Ii, ALBERT, Cashier.
Nov 4, lsS7--l7-u
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
State of Mississippi, Itawamba C
improved Land for Sale.

,x:ES$$S, 200 ACRES Of Land for sale, by lie
fsa54ss% subscriber, situated on the Military road
GffY$ss* at the mile post from Columbus, a very
-snkss-. lne and beautiful situation for health ;
there are two never failing springs, well Of the
pureSt water good comfortable houses and ont build
mgs OF all kinds, upon the same, with fifty acres
open land. will also sell 400 bushels of corn and
4oO0Ibs Of fodder, and small Strck Of young hogs
and some cattle, and farming utensils Of all Sorts
Those wishing to Purchase will please call and view
the premises If not sold by the Goth January, pos
session cannot be given Tor the next crop.
n T.. WRIGHT.
: December %, 1887. q5>i
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Bank of Columbus, !

=. :. Franklin
"AS just received from New Orleans and
H Mobile, full assortment of Liquors and
Groceries, comprising the following articles:
8 casks Cheese
so kits Mackerel, for family use,
so boxes Sperm candles,
20 bbls Moasses,
s hs Sugar
10 do. Whiskey,
IS bbls Monongahela do,
80 do N. o. and n. f.. Rum,
10 do Peach Brandy,
10 casks fine old MADEIRA Wine,
Port
French Brandy Ith proof,
so boxes Bloom Raisons,
so N best Spanish cigars,
Tierces new Rice.
All of which will be sold cheap for the cash.
wholesale or retail March /, lS37-35G
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20

HyHE subscribers have entered into partner
II ship, under the firm Of MAuLDlN & Mon.
rAGvE, Cor the transaction Of Commission business
Mobile. They will be prepared 10 receive bus-
iess by the 18th October, 1887
LITTLEBERRY MAULDIN,
;ov 4-l7lf ROBERT v. MONTAGUE.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Administrators Notice.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

q ETTERS of administration having bes,
AA granted 10 the undersigned at the Oct..
Der term Of the Probate court of Lowndes COUNT
on the estate Of Tillman Holiday, deceased, motto.
is hereby given to all persons indebted to said esta
To make immediate payment; and all those havnr
claims against said estate, will present them with
tile time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred ALEX. CARR, Admr.
Dee o. 1837.-24-6t PRIMERS fee, 81 COL
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Music.

1 S. PFISTER, begs leave TO announce to
" his friends and the public, that he has com
menced teaching young ladies to perform upon the
Piano Forte, and is now ready 10 attend to all those
who may desre this delightful accomplishment.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Commission business.

NVhhAHHHAoNAWHN UsHSHAANsos
GAYRE, CONVERSE & co. will continue
- the CoMMIssIeN BUSINESS in this city, and
trust by their prompt attention to business confded
tothem, to merit and receive share Of patronage.
Mobile, Sept |, lS37-9m6.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Notice

.Gn ESTtS s. Co. llatc Estes,
Gc=lAga-, Gibbs y co., RECEIVING,
= .EzssS7s FORWARDING AND CoMMIs-
SION MERCHANTS, will keep constantly on hand,
large stock OF Groceries, Liquors and Western
Produce, to which they invite the attention of their
customers. Columbus, july 4, lsS7-5au