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Tie Holder nf he Capital mW rec'ire $50 0O0 nett!
n 100 PRIZES OF 81 O00!! N
virginia WOasoHgaiia Lottery.

CLASS Tor Jos.
To be dawn al Alexandria. Va Dec. 30, lS:IS
rs Nos.-l2 dawn ballots.
BnIIIASr ScuEmE:-S:ij. 215, SSi0GO0, 5000, 1900
573-0U Prizes of geo, ] Is Of 800, GG Of 100 &c.
Tickets only $40.
A Certificate OF Package of % Whocs will be sent
for $3.50 Shares in proportion.
4 > Please address,
d. NJ HOYT, Richmond, Ia,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under The sign
ofthe Eagle who has and is selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
A. B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential
n Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States by Hail or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail, with the prornpt attention rs personal APP
pcaon and the result, sent (whcn requested) immed
alcly after the drawing.
NV 20 5G-U
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II GRAsD SCnEMr!L1
Alexandria lottery,

Class tor lcjc.
To be drawn at Alexandria, d. G, Dec II. lo'S.
ScHEuE-S 900. $4,000, 10000, Ol0. 5000, 1000,
Gl5-l0 Prizes Of Geo IL Of 49, II Of 800, % o 800,
- of 300 100 Of 100, &c.
Tickets SlO-ShaTes in proportion.
Certificate Of pnckage OF % whole Tickets will be
sen, for only $3.50 Halves Quarters and Esh!hs in pro-
portion.
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sYIIUAIION WAN TED "A gentleman win ne,
y had several years experience IN teaching wishes to
lake charge Of school the country act r. mi
yare tutor IN respectable family. his pupil have a
yariabIy sgna'izcd themselves at Cci'cge tie Well
ysrsed in Tie English department Cna he a:s'-g,.
branches Of mathematics Eespcctstie references it,n,
eminent literary aud scientific grni!snfm can be r-J.
tuc.d Address o + Gloucester H., "a.
No: 20 1t
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against 49,, u
Thomas d Ouarlcs and Mary A.. his wife; Alfred V.
Crensl,aw and Lucy, his wife; Benjamin Moshy. Sarah
Musby Thomas Turner. James NJ WIckham, Henry l..
Carter Elizabeth Valentine Peter W Mosby, John y.
Mosby Robert p Mostly, and l."tin N Elicit, guardian
nd Item of Vim 81 Mosby. an infant urlrr the az" Of
81 ycas, assigned by Tie Court TO defend him in this
suit, DeIchuah.s'
The defendants Peter w. Mosby and Robert 7 Mos
by not having entered their appearance and given
cny according the acl Of Assembly and tie rules Of
this Court, ard it appearing by he affidavit OF Jesse r.
Keesee this day made in open Court that they are not
inhabitants of this Commonwealth, il is orGrred that
they appear here on the first day Of Tie next December
term Of This Court and the bill Of the plaintiff
and lba, copy of this order bc forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published III tie city nt Richmond, for
two months succrsivey. and posted al the front door Of
The Court house Of Thu county.
\ Copy-IeS,e,
LOFTlN n. Elicit. {. II c.
i5-HSw
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PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALES
OF United States lands in East Florida, Uttered for
,Ec

OF United States lands in East Florida, Uttered for
far lcGshS.
NTOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the public
"a sale of lands ordered BY Proclamation Of The Pre-.
sdcn OF the United States, dated lith July lsS to be
held al the Land Oi;cP at ST. Augustine Florida on
Monday the fifth day of -f0rcLer next declared to be
deferred until, and will commence Monday the third
day Of December next also, that the public sale order.
ed by The Proclamation. 10 re held al the same of
flee on Monday. the nineteenth day Of 1relber next is
deferred until, and will Monday the So
vcnteen,h day Of December n, xl.
Given under my hand a, the City Of Washin rton.
this lith day Of October, lS3S.
NJ. VAN BUREN,
BY the President
JSo. NJ MOoRr,
4rting Commissioner cfhe Central Laaa CtFce
Oct. % 4--wJ%
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virginia SLATE lottery.

For the benfl Of The Town OF We5burg
Class No. for le}S.
To be drawn al Alexandria. Va, Dec. 5. ISIS.
SrLrxpIu ScnEmE.-$30O 600. 10000, G0nO, 3,liO,
3OG0 2 500 COO 80 Prizes of COO, 20 Of 800 20 Of
SEQ l23 Of 2G0. l26 of 100, &c.
Tickets only $I0-ShaFes in proportion.
certificate Of Package Of y Tickets with be sent for
S3O-iIavcs and Quarters in proportion.
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POOE nIfDISc.

U VI RANDOLPH & co, Booksellers, hayir,
sy purchased OK hir F T. Mag, las stors # rooT'
binding materials. &c, will carry U"","g O.. eie,
d. scrptou III tie best sig". and oH aua-r.'f .:.- .
,h. old stand The street leading from Nan s.rtrj 20
SLockoe Warehouse, doors Below Mr.. Thomas II
D,rw's grocery store. Mr. Mayo wll continue IN liz.
BnGery= Clerks Of courts and othr:s y no have had
their books Of him, may be- assured thai the s.!k vii
be done IN tic rery s@Pegior s'y!s as heFr;.'sr".
Nov2 al-lgl
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S';rginia State EOlacry.

For lhc OeneIIt OF INe LtFsJU1S HCauei!!yJ
Class for le:}5.
To he drawn al Alexandria. Va, Dec ]. lejS.
Capi,as:-ss3G. OOO 10 900. SGC0 $50. 4G0O. 3i20,
50 Prizes Of 800 80 Of 500 80 Of 400, 30 Of 3OO loo
Of zoo % of 100 &c, &c.
Tickets only 10 dollars
certificate OF Package Of % Tickets will be sent
FOX Sl40-Shares in proportion.
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'TESSi &IKNA
EIaaSEI Insurance dOasshtNisD

a RE continuing to take risks in Town and Country,
"A on Dwelling Houses, Stores, Manufactures Mills
and other Buildings and Furniture, Libraries, wear
ing Apparel, Stocks of Goods, Machinery ana lhe
Sol nj Mills ard Manufactures . well as on most
other descriptions of Insurab!e property The terms
will in all cases be made favorable, as can be obtain
ed a, any other good Office. Applications 10 be made
either personally, orhy letter, to The Agent III K'chmonu
.Ia-nt n Richmond.
THOS. K. BRACE,
President .4ctna Insurance Company.
THE subscriber intending for the future to devote his
md yided attention 10 the subject of insurance, tnhs
il proper to add that EVERY loss which has occurred
during his agency of the Etna Office for the last 10
wears has been literally adjusted and settled by him, TO
The satisfaction Of the parties insured.
JNO. o. LAY,
.4grnt .E.nG Insurance C"mTGny.
Feb 10 Co--""-"
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EyesYHYr,y 6'ou,.S Of Fortune.

Drawn Nus. Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass a. drawn
l1lh November & Capital 100000:
IS IL OF ~ 3 50 % % GO 10 o.
The following are few OF The prizes sold and cashed
by Iloy in the above Lottery Tie greater part Of which
were sent 10 the country:
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Vote bg the Commissioner.

Vote by Tic LOmm1SsiOnfT.
II is understood 10 be IN contemplation 10 establish
Gordon of military posts the Peninsula of Florida
al considerable distance the south of the lands above
proclaimed for the protection Of the frontier, which will
afford an ample opportunity 10 purchasers prior TO the
sales to examine the lands; large portion Of which is
represented as being very valuable.
Notice TO Pre.emption Claimants.
Every person claiming The right Of pre- emptlon to any
OF the lands designated in the above proclamation
cuested prove the TO the satisfaction Of the Re
gscr and Receiver of the proper land Office ard make
payment therefor practicable cir Saeiag his
notice order that the claim be adudcated BY those
officers sgreeubIy law in due time prior to he day
appointed Tor the Of The public SALE ard
all claims not duly made known and paid for prior 10 The
date aforesaid declared by law 10 be forfeited
JAMES WHlTCOMB,
Commissioner Of the Central Land Office.
Aug7 90 wGw&w6l
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H AyOREuS WANIED--Iue Black utalA CO.
3 Z parry ui Golfers wish 20 hire jmH,5iioic, -
abb. bodied Laborrrs. for hch they viii gvr - vi r-
Gay for every wGtkGg day. and find them, un tie a
Dtcen!;.r nrxl. Apply 10 Col. !leIL at the Prs O.,
Bernard Pey ion in Richmond.
Oct 10 !j-it
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4ssea.RiiG'S
E.erI,MMge and Pottery GWce,
RIcnMnYp, NlKGNIA

Drawn Numbers of the Alexandria Lottery, Class A,
drawn November II, lo35-S!UJ COO Capital:
73 ~ 81 - SO 81 % 90 %
TIcket-Nos AZ 10, capital prize Of 81 900, sent
By Certificate 10 the Country, and will be paid al sight
by Biggcr; whole AZ GO -, prize Of $500 sold to
gentleman in Richmond, and paid as usual, at sight by
bigger Besides the above, nu'erou; other sn"'' pzrs
Of S5O. 5000 sO0 &c were all sod aud paid usual
at sIsht, at Fortunes Home.
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NIOTICE "A petition will be presented to the heH'
q General Assembly of Va, praying tor the esa'
bshmcnl of pccrc. elections IN The county OF SCUM
ampton N ,-
I, rusoIem Oct 81. 1888. @o-wi" p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-23

EnRINTING INK Just received at tbs Office.
a supply of Johnson 5 celebrated News Ink, for WIN
ar use. which will be sold for 80 cents per pound, Tor
,,s, Nov2
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Mormon Uar-We have nothing further from the
scene of difficulty. We learn by the Far West of the
25h instant that General Atchson had ordered the
militia Of Clay repair The field of dispute Such is
the influence Of General a. with both parties that we
disposed 10 hope that his presence, udrd by sut.
cient force, may restore peace to the country. The
Western mail brings US nothing. postscript in the
Miss0urian SAYS:
MARCHING OF THE TROOPS "A portion Of our edition
Of Saturday having laid until this morning, (Mnn
day) throw out some paragraphs in order 10 make
for the following synopsis of The progress Of aairs
since the meeting OF Friday night Al The adjourned
meeting Of Saturday, General Clark read despatch
which he the of starting TO the Governor by
express in which he informed the Commander in chief
that under the eXigenccs Of The OCCASION he had
anticipated his orders, 10 direct the raising of 600
mounted gunner from his DIVISION to be organized on
yesterday-and to march this morning. This nua,her
increased by vote OF the meeting to thousand
Too much credit cannot be awarded to Mr. Z. Wilson,
who bore this despatch as far Marion where, meeting
the Governors express ne returned with the official
ders of the Governor in less than lS hours IL hours of
which were night work besides the unusual DELAYS in
crossing the Missouri The distance gOing and comino)
is about 100 miles.
The orders Of the Governor confer the most plepary
authority General Clark to close this wild and fearful
strife-even by determination If necessary. Between
two and three thousand men from the divisions of &C.
neras W,lcock Grant and Atchisou to rendezvous
Richmond with all possible celebrity, and report them
selves to General Clark who is directed to assume the
command Rumors Of still more barbarous atrocity-
butcherng and hanging burning and DESTROYS ing cont,
nae to multiply with hours, hut as they not official
forbea their repetition. Enough is known Justify
all that has been done-and the Howard egiments com
posed exclusively Of volunteers their march with
as chivaous christian leader as ever warred against
Moslem.
NOVEMBER 6.-The Steam Boat Dart came in late
yesterday evening from Fort Leavenworth We are
indebted 10 the officers for copy Of the manifest upon
which is the following memorandum This is all the
additional information we have:
"Ihe Anti Mormon party had collected 2 800 men in
Ray county, and were awaiting the arrival Of from
5O0 TO 2,O0o more iiom Howard, Charlton, Boone and
Audran counties, {who are on their way) after which
it was expected thai, general battle would be fought"
Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-23

Another B.NK-Mr Delafed, the Hoe Jas Emo,t.
Hon James Inlmadge and other associates, have filed
certificate with the county clerk and Secretary Of State
establishing bank with cash capital Of million of
dollars The institution is To be styled the '.Sce York
Banking Company" and will go into operation in this
city The bills and other necessary details
be prepared
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-23

.navsd from Virpi::ia to Grecnsbu'ough, South
Alabama will Practise in the Courts OF Green Nattheo
Sumpler. Prrsy aud Wilcox cou"li'o -tie W." a''e"u
prnctual!y 10 a.! business IntGIStrG 10 hi"i. ~ >
Oct 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-23

1yO-PAKUNERSHiP TIE Undersigned, having as
q ,ocia.cd themselves under the firm Of ALLEN IL
1OLER. Tor thu purpose of sarsact"g Genera tuG
lion ant Commission Business would ''"i IN theif
and the public that they will attend 10 all sn1es III
Ut N'u" - va VIZ JOHN II. ALLEN
GEO w. TOLER.
- 30 :lJ-Ut
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9i965 do do
The following is small sketch Of very fine Schemes
for the arotb Of December Orders respectfully
lic,rd without delay. Please address
d. ". fiOYT
Richmond, "a
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q AID FOR SALE-Gy virtue Of Deed OF Trust
3 4 executed TO me- for purposes therein meh''oh
ed BY Thomas Goodman, shall proceed 10 SELL upon
the premises on The 20b dag of December next, la"
if not the next fair day the Tract Of Land IN Sao uefu
nenlioned to The highest bidder The i-'hG ,tss W.
n,r the Aooums,,Ux river in lie county Of CGu0er
Innd embracing the mouth Of Little Guinea creek; cen
touinp $50 : acres, upon which is handsome bi'ck
Dwelling house and other improvements cnnvr"i. II! lot
a small family. SAM lioN2o'',
p Tine sale heretofore, was postponed for the be-
neit Of The creditor. q,
Nov % oo-0t
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tc0.aie Collegiate ias,toIe. Buchia.ham CoGaly Ia
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Feb 10

MN CUANCERY- YIRGIxla.-In Henrico County
Fl Court September 81, io:S7:
Mann S Valentine guardian Of William II mosby,
Plaintiff,
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Nov %
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FEJliIS sea, Of learning which is Gr voted e1cus.y y
Il To tie education Of young lad:rs is now con-.
mcmciu. ten mn."hs session. aud rnll"na va: d. We,
10 have their daughters and warG. present early =,
possible The session is divided into terms e. E.e
months EACH and half payments for the term Frqu
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u. S SHIP PEACOCK,

We copy from the Philadelphia papers The following |
accounts of tie movements and destination of the tx
plorng Squadron:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-12
rr&OOO,OI Rcward..ro


Left Macon this week very suddenly, supposed 10
have runaway, the following named PERSONS G..
H. WATSON, 4. G. lloRN, FRANcs BnLErg.
SAID WATSON is cabinet mixer by trade about
five feet nne inches high with grey eyes, snub nose
and an important swa ggerng walk he is botcb
workman, and remarkable for nothing bat sucking
wlusEey. He may be known from his having de-
posted IN lbs rear the contents Of doublc-larrel.
ed shot gun.
Horn i, the ex-cdor Of the wing paper published
in thus place ycIept The Mississippi Star," AMI ma
be known from the mark Of a chastisement which
be still carries received here on the first day of the
election. lie left on Tuesday last leaving large
liquor bill unpaid,
Blcttc IS a black haired, squirt eyed Frenchmsn.
tweniy-uur or five years Of age, and round shout
dered. he is Jack at oil trades, and good at none.
lie divides his time between setting type. daubipg
Signs, showing The iack-p,ane, and saGng about
Kitchens
These yagabonds are expected to have made their
way to Alabama. They are largcIy indebted here.
and any person by having them unprecedented and
brought to justice VIII receive The reward but no
thanks. Dj-No democrat in the crowd.
DONALD, HUGHES & co.
Macon, may 5, 1898.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-12
Notice

an final settlement between V. =. Smith,
~ lhv former publisher Of the Democrat, and
myself all the bnokS, notes AM accounts not settled
have hetn transferred % me. I have assumed all
tie debts OF the old concern and al Ire sums Due II
sFc 10 be paid Ia nae alone, Mr. Smith. having isnl
tlS dav nothing more q DO with the settlement of
Ihc business. As cannot attend ,n person To the
business, shall b. necessarily compelled 20 pat a
large amount Of The Notes aud accounts unpaid, in
tie hands OF an officer for collection. The debts Of
tie old concern must I've paid forthwith, aud | hope
al thnse Indebted to i viii hc prompt 10 dischargnr
their dues II II. WORTHINGTON
April sth. 1883.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-12
: FoR TIE Democrat.


TO THE YOUNG MAY QUEEN.
Not for thy beauty, Qho' as fan flower
As ever made happy lover best
Fitted TO grace royal court or bower)
Yet not for being teautilll--but best,
Thy young companions in that flowery scene,
Chose thee, sweet maiden for their May-dayQueen
While love and envy struggled in each breast,
They hailed thee wisest, dearest, gentlest, best
Maiden when coming years have passed away
And youth seems to tllee ike long dim dream;
When time has laid his finger of decay
On those fair brows that now around thee beam,
And they have hurried down LIES biIIowy sea,
Into the ocean of eternity,
Then will the memory Of these sweet May hours
CIcave to thy heart like honey bees TO flowers
And could the humble bard who pours these lays
But choose the current of thy future days,
All flowers Of good intent he'd joyous bring,
And DER thy pathway would delight to fling
The peaceful olive, and loves roses too,
And balm, to sympathetic feeling true,
Thy life should be forever like this scene,
And thou forever be May-Day Queen.
Columbus, May !, 1893. 0Eos.
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FoR THE CoLuMBus DEMocRAr.
LINES suggestedby a risH 10 The Battle Ground Of
San ,JaciHto Texas

Oh this is surely haIlowed ground,
A spot TO Fame and Freedom dear;
For stern defeat yrant found,
And heroes shed their life blood here.
Here too, repose the gallant few,
Who fell amid the conflict dread,
In pcriI's hour to country true,
And To the banner DER their head
And sleep they here as should the brave,
Whose GauntIess deeds can never die;
No sculptured marble crowns the grave,
Wherein their honored ashrs lie.
Nor ever should a stone be reared,
In memory of their deeds or name;
For, to Nations heart endearca,
Theirs is a universal fame.
Then need they none--away with stone
Away be impous footsteps turned
And leave their haIIow'd tomb alone,
Unepitaphed and all unurned
ThermopylR and Marathon
To thy illustrous heroes, peace
Whose names on history's page have been,
Eternal as the land Of Greece.
And peace to those who here have died,
Whose fame shall last tl,ro' every hour,
While rolls the San Jacinto's tide
Or by it blooms the prairie flower. go
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-12
Residence for Sale.

asssSasH THE subscriber offers for sale his re.
$9SsR sdcnce situated one mile east from III,
QSFI9ssF court house in Columbus, on the road
-xaA... leading 10 the bridge at Lloyds on the
LnXapella. There are 50 acres of land, about 10
Of which are in cultivation; The balance wei tim
bcfed. Eighteen or twenty acres have been plant
ed IN corn Tins spring, which is in Gnc order 10 or
~ acrcs IN oats good apple, peach and plumb or
chards Of choice fruit now bearing; "A few cherry.
pear aud ounce trees, comfortable dwelling house.
kitchen and negro honse. The water is as fine MS
any in the state A farther description IS deemed
unnecessary asany person wishing to purchase can
examine the premises
A small stock Of cows, hogs, md sheep. with farm
ing utensils viii be sold with this place. if required
Terms will be accommodating and possession
gwen within ten days Apply 10 Major 4. Barry.
Columbus, Mr.. W. 7. Fuller, at the Probate clerk
Office, or to the subscriber on the premises.
May 3, 1888 43f r. u. HADEN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-12
Notice.

A LII persons are hereby iorcwarncd iom ira.
IA ding Tor two prommissory notes, or writings
obligatory, executed by NE on or about the 9th day
of September, 1886: the QUO for the SUN Of two
hundred dollars, payable To VIM. b, Lacy, the 2jlh
day Of December, 1885, The other for the sum of
five hundred dollars, payable to the said VIM B..
Lacey on the lst day Of February, 1897. The con-
sheraton for which said notes were gwen, having
6ilcd, am determined not 10 pay them unless com.
PEELED by law. April 80, 1888.
NAV II li3 PETER G, RENTFROW.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-12
Notice.

BAsK OF THE ToMrGBY 4. r. Co.
Columbus, March 10Th, 1888.
BOOKS for subscription 10 the balance flhe
- capital stock Of the Tomhigby Rail Road
Company, will be opened at their Banking House at
10 O'Clock on Monday the 10Th inst, and remain
open for SIX months, (unless the amount should be
previously subscribed ior,l under an act, entitled
8 an aoi, to authorize Rail Road Companies 10 dis
pose Of their unsod stock, copy Of which may DO
seen at the Banking House.
BY order OF the Board
II. w. CATER, Cashier.
March l7tb, 1885, SOFT.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-12
The Rotary ChisseI saw-MlII.

VHNllOSE wishing 10 build MILLs Of tho kird,
n can do so, by applying to either oil The fol-
loving persons, vino act as agents for me
JAMES NJ. MoREnEAb, of Summerve, Noxubec
county, Mississippi. aching IN the counties Of Alfalfa
Holiness Carroll, Yalabusha, Yazoo, NoAubcc, Choc-
taw ard Kemper.
BEwAmN fnonAs, Salem, Marshall county act.
ing in the Chiekasaw Nation
JoHY THoHss, Jonesborongh, Jeherso, county
Alabama, acting IN North Alabama
The MILLS are cheap and simple, easily attacbe,
to TIE gear OF q cotton gin. Two horses can Gu
from liyc 10 seven h1ultcd feet Of Plank i day.
To those not acquainted with the princiDle i ma,
be necessary to say tiRt the teeth are Inserted i
The plate, are perfect chiascs, and take the grain
the wa)d IN that direction that cuts easiest: 70 tia
Is plainly impossible 10 cut Plank with less power, b,
any con'ryanee whatever. One Of them may b
attached 70 Inc gear Of a cotton gin, Tor two hun
drcd and billy dollars, including all expenses
May a. 13m5' X. 5. THOMAS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-12
Auction ana Commission business
Eagle Hotel, De Kalb. Mi.

A.%s@s... THE subscriber announces to hls
VSA VIfk& friends and the public that lie contin-
~ &ucs TO keep a house OF public enter
ASL 49, lanmcnt at his old stand. He will IN
n few days hive completed his new building, beng
large aud commoiious addition 10 his present
house. tic will have ready by May court num-
ard others who may wish 10 be uninterrupted He
has also added bar to his other accommodations,
aud will always keep on hand variety Of the best
liquors.
The subscriber returns his thanks for the la1ors
heretofore bestowed on him. and hopes by constant
endeavofs, 10 give sltscllon aud to merit and re-
cclee continuance Of public lavor
April I, 1888. 1876 WV. FOX.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-12
Last Notice,

A Ill those indebted to the subscriber will
n please come forward and settle their notes
and accounts, as must have money and all those
who do not settle before the LIST Of july next. NAV
expect 10 pay cost, for am determined 10 place all
claims in the hands Of an officer which are not set
acd previous to that time. No joke Gentlemen.
WIN. ECKFORD.
May 12 1888. 4itf