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Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24

One Of the magazines asserts that
the author Of the well known enigma.
"'Twas whispered in heaven and nut.
tered in hill" has been ascertained I'd
be a Miss Fanshaw, and not Lord Nv \
ron, to whom it has been attributed
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24

How can these State Rights Wings persist
in forcing on frcemen such a National
Regulator, if they believe them the least
consistent? What care they for the will
Of the peoplc!!
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24

AT this moment, 0 happy stars! we
have lying before US, on our escritoir, the
"Liberty Estate Rights Advocate ofthe
9Th inst. Among other valuable matter,
il contains letter from our Congressman
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24
~ III l3 a A II il A M ID .

"MucH YET REMAINS uNsUNG. .
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
MOntaguc's Balm.
An Indian remedg for the 1oo,A..g.s

IN Indian remedy for the TootA,.4eie
ME established reputation and constaptSm.
= crcasng demand for this eilectunI reaedy
OF pam and preScrvative of the teeth has induced tp
subscriber 10 offer it 10 the American public. Ar
rangemcnts have been made to supply agents nal
The principal cities and towns in the United Stae,
so as to place it within the reach of those suffering
and likely to suffer with this most harassiDg Of al
Aches Tooth .4che.
When applied according todirections ciyeu oh ls
bottle, 1t has never failed to afford immediate and
permanent reLei. ltalso arrests the decay in deie
tive teeth and relieves the soreness which SO le.
quently renders strong tooth useless. The appr
cation and remedy are simple, innocent and not an
pleasant; and the large number ofpeEons IN differ
ent sections OF the country, that have already exP
rienced such delightful and sautary effects from e
use OF the Balm, are ready to bear, (or the pubf
good, their testimony, to its unrvaled qualities L
Is an Indian remedy obtained singularly and uney.
pectedly, and may be regarded by the CIVILIZED
world as the most valuable discovery ofthe Red
man of the Woods.
For Sale by SMITH & FRlERS0N, Druga't',
Colnmbus, mississippi. tH5- PRIcE 81 PEA BcTIlE'
II. b. MONTAGUE
march 8. 1888. Say
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03

ERf virtue of ii writ of f, ia. issued from the
- Circuit Court of Winston county, May term
OF SAID Court 1888 and to me directed, | will ex-
pose at public sale for cash, at the Court house door
IN the town of Louisville, on Monday the 5th Jay
OF November, 1888, all the right, title, claim and in
terest that Lewis J. Fanvle has in and to the
north east part Of a certain Lot, lying and being in
the town OF Louisville, known in the plan of said
town as lot number two, in block number one, south
SIDE OF Main street. and west of Cross street, 'front.'
lng on Man street twenty feet thence running back
llty itet. Levied on as the property of Lewis J.
Fanye for payment of said Lot in favor Of ]. &
q. w. Thomson, for the use of James Thomson
and Thomas NJ. Barker this 29lh Sept. 1888.
JNO. Ii. HARDY,
Shelf of Winston county.
sept -, ls5S.-l3-9t Prs. fee 50
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
State Of Mississippi. LoWndes CITY

Probate Court, Sept Term, 1898.
FHN0 all persons interested in the Real Estate
4 OF Felix Wood deceased, YOU are hereby
clted TO b. and appear before the Judge Of our Pro-
bates Court 10 BE- held at the Court House in the
couRfy af1resaid, on Tie firsi Monday in December
nuSt, and show cause II any you have why the fol.
lowing aads tie property ol ihe Estate OF SAID Fe-
lix Wood deceased, 10 wit: the south east quarter
OF section number thirty FIVE, the south half Of the
north east quarter, the south east fractional quarter,
the east half of the south west quarter aud the south
west quarter Of the south west quarter Of fractional
section nulnber thirty six, in township BJmber SIX
teen OF range number seventeen west and the north
west quarter Of the north east quarter bf section
number two, the easLhali of the north west quar-
ter, the east half of the south west quarter Tie
west hall Of the south east quarter Of secth num-
ber eleven; lots number Eve. eight and eleven of
fractional section number one, and lot two OF frac-
tiOnal section number twelve, in township number
seventeen, Of range number seventeen west, shduld
nat be sold according to the prayer Of the petition
of Lackey Wood Administrative of said Felix
Wood deceased, and then and there TO do and suC
Ter such things as may be considered Of and order
ed by said court in the premises
Iptae" THoaAs SAMPSON, Judge Of Probatcs Cor |
said county of LownJes, the first Monday Of Sep |
tember, A d 1888.
Attest WIN. r. FULLER, Clerk pro. tenn
sept. 10, lsJ8-l0-llw. Pr lee S24 90
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
state Of Mississippi, LOwnties Co.


P,oJaiss Court, October Term, ls3s.
HYO all persons interested IN the Real Estate
n Of Conrad HaCkleman, late Of said county
%. Lawn3-s. deceased: You an hereby cited Io
be- suI sDDslr b. fore the Judge Of oar ~ad Pro-
beie, Court, al court 10 BE- Hod.n ai the Court
hou,s irr s,.d county Uu tie a.,J AD0ay O' D.
-erbtr. Is3s then and there o. -.0N cause, II any
you can, why the following lands, the property Of
the estate OF said Conrad Hackeman, deceased, to
wit: The west half Of the southwest quarter o.
section number seventeen, IN township number elgh-
teen. If range number seventeen west containing
20 & Is X 10 hundredths acTts, except one acre u
reserved, including the grave OF tie said Conrad
Hackeman Mrs Elizabeth Hackenan, &otherSi the
east hall Of the southwest quarter Of section num-
Der seventeen, la township number eighteen, south
of range number seventeen weS', containing eighty
and l5-IOO acres; the south hall Of east half Of
southeast quarter o! section eighteen, IN township
number eighteen of range number seventeen west,
containing 40 and ls-l00 acres; the north half of
east halt OF northeast quarter of section number
nineteen IN township number eighteen south OF
range number seventeen west, containing 40 and
l2-IO0 acres; the west halt of the west half Of the
northeast quarter of section number twenty, in
township number elghtsen, south of range numb
seventeen west containing 40 aud 5-l00 acres; and
the north hall Of east hall OF the Southea, quarter
OF section number eighteen, IN township number
eighteen, south of range number seventeen west,
containing 40 and 49-l00 acres; making in all, one
tract of three hundred and twehty-one and eighteen
and half hundreths of acres: And, also another
tract, including the following pieces olIand, TO wit:
The west half OF the southwest quarter Of section
number thirty-fve, in township number seventeen,
south of range number seventeen west, containing
10 and s0-I00 acres; the east half of the southwest
quarter OF section thIrty-tve, in township number
seventeen, south Of range number II west contain
nr 70 and s0-l00 acres the west half Of the south
east quarter of session thirty-hve IN township Sc
rcnteen, of range evtnteen west containing 79 and
'0-l00 acres the west half of the northeast quar-
er Of section number thirty-fye in township num- |
per seventeen, of range number seventeen west, |
,untalnlng 79 and S0l00 acres; and the south hail
u east half southeast quarter OF section number
hlrty-fve, in township number seventeen, south o
ange number seventeen west containing 80 and
O-lO0 acres; the tract containing $50 aud l0-l00 |
cres, called the Mulberry Tract should not be sold
ccordng 10 the prayer Of the petition OF George |
lackIeman, administrator. and one Of the heirs Of |
ad Conrad Hackleman, deceased; and further to |
o and suffer such things as may be considered of |
nd ordered by SAID court in the premises.
Witness, Thomas Sampson Esq Ju lge of Pro-
ates for LowndeS county, the first Monday OF
october, A. d. 1888. Issued the 9Th day Of Oclo-
er, 1888. II. ID. HAYDEN, Crk.
Oct. Is, l4t6 Pr fee $2S 90
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
SheriH'S Sale.

f virtue of writ of fri tacias that lissued
~ from the Circuit Coult OF Winston county,
and to me directed will sell for cash at the Court
house door, in the town Of Louisville, ON Monday
the 9th of November next, all the right, title, claim
and interest that heddreck J. Sims has in and to n
certain lot IN the torn of Louisville known in the
plan OF Sad town as the north half ofIo number two
n block number two, south side of Main street and
west SIDE of Cross street Levied on as the nroncr.
y Of Reddreck j. Sims, to satisfy said execution in
favor Of ), X, MCanahan for the payment of said
lot, this 10Th day of September, 1883.
JOHN II. HARDY, Shift.
Louisville, Sept. l9.-l2-6t Printers fee 81 90.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
SheriG's Sale.

virtue Of one writ Of Execution issued
from the Clerk Of Circuit Court, of Okhb.
peha county, and State OF Mississippi, and TO me di.
ree'eu shall proceed to sell for cash at the Cour,
~ ,h''Ss s a'4r N Ne town OF Starkvle on Monday
the 9th day Of November next. all the ri,,b, ,'c
clam and interest that AbsaIum Dehroab has N oni
10 the following described Lands, 10 wi, III
norm west fourth ofthe north west fourth q, sec,oo
egheen also, south west fourth Of tic emil, NC,
iourth Of section seven township seventeen o
fourteen cast, and the Improvements thereon 70
wed on as the property OF Ahsalum Dehroah n sa,-
lsiy one Execution IN favor Of Benjamin Coy Sale
within the hours prescribed by law.
JOHN NJ. MOORE,
Sheriff Of oklibbeha county.
Tie'k7.s, Ssti "a, 1865. .-is-5t rry gst 40
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
SheriT's Sale.

ERY virtue of two wrs Of fri jacias, that is.
nD sued from the Circuit Court of Winston
county and To me directed, will sell ct the Court
house door, in the town Of Louisville, Oh MONDAY
the 9TH Of November next, all the right title claim
and interest Of John II. Buckner, in and to a GER.
tain lot IN the town of Louisville, known in the man
OF sand town, as the north half of bot number enc in
block number two, on the north side of Main street
and west Of Cross street. Levied on as the proper
y yoi John IL. Buckner' to satisfy said executions in
favor oI c. l.. Thompson Administrators and Ia"
b. Meek, Administrator Of b. H. ThomnSon Jo,
ceased, this l9lh Sept. 1913.
JOHN ii. HARDY, Shift
Louisville, Sept 10, 1888
i~ot Printers fee 81 90
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Sheriff Sale.

y virtue of "A writ of f. ia. issued from the
- Circuit Court of Winston county, May term
OF SAID Court, 1885 and to Inc directed, | will ex-
pose at public sale for cash at the Court house door
IN the town OF Louisville, on Monday the 5th day Of
November, 1888, all the right, ttle claim aud inter-
est mat James Sims has, in and TO the following tract
OF Land, 10 wit:--rhe south halt of the south east
quarter OF section FIVE; aso the north east quarter
OF section eight, all of township fourteen range eev
en- east. Levied on as the property Of James Sims,
ior payment Of said land in favor ot Anthony Foster
thls 29th Sept 1855 JNO. H. HARDY.
Sheriff OF Winston county.
''P' - looo'--lo-9t Frs. lee So.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Baking.

N BOUND, thankful for past tayorS, takes
he this method 10 inform the citizens Of Co
lumbus, and the public generally, that having pro-
cured an assistant Baker, he Is now manufacturing
a Butter Cracker, which being always fresh, and a
branch Of the profession which he has followed for
the last fity years without lutcrmi>s0n, warrant
thcm better lan any imported Cracker. He salso
extending hls bakery ~ every variety of Cakes !:
specification, FOR any kind or quantity, w be sup
Piled at short notice for Families or Parties
z. ). Merchants and Planters can be supplied
with Cracker, by the single pound or barrel Also,
Hard, or Sen Bread, an excellent and cheap article
for plantations, as il will keep for years in any c
mate. july 6, I33S-52yl
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Auction and Commission Ru,ine,

EOiIN w. BYRN & A. c. BURGESS bn,
% associated themselves together for HE pm
pose Of tranSacting a General Auction and Can.
mission Business. They will attend to The sale a,
all kinds of property that may be offered, and viii
also, receive and store all kinds of Goods that rfr.
sons may wish to have Sold either at private ar
or at auction. Store on Main street, one door .ag
of Mcclure s. Humphries.
J. w. BYRN,
A. c. BURGESS
Columbus, march 3, 1888 sNf
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Gins! CIns!! Gins!!!

NNIE subscriber would inform the public, iha.
Il he has established an extensive Cotton GIN
ManuAetOry IN the town OF Louisville, Winston
county Mis- Having spared no pains during the
last SIN months IN searching for the bes, materials
and having had much experience in the business
he fees confident be shall b. able 10 give saisiac-
tltn to all who may patronise hun His gins wll
be made Of Cast and German steel running on the
best Of boxing and he viii be able 10 furnish 100 Gins
IN time for the next cotton crop. He would invite
the public IN general to call at his Factory and OK
anne for themselves. He would further state that
he has lately removed from Georgia, Monroe county
MARLIN r. COLLIER.
jan q. ls:is-28-tf
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03

virtue Of one Execution issued from the
Circuit Court OF 0kubboha county, and to
me directed, viii proceed to sell for cash at the
Courl house IN the town Of Starkvile. on The In
day OF November next, all the right, title claim and
interest THAT George Richuan has, in and TO The Cl.
loving described Lands, 10 wit The north half
OF the east haii Of the northwest quarter Of section
'nlr,y-ohe township seventeen, of range fifteen. Le
We'd on to satisfy an execution IN favor oc L.
r. Siandeler. Sale within the hours prescribed hv
law, this Goth day Of Sept. 1885. >~N''''' v
JOHN N. MOORE.
Sheriff Of 0k,ibbehr CO. Miss
Sept 16, ls3s.-l3-5t rp'rs 90 -
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03

James G. InVrsham
= D. o.. % NV. term isis
" G So A. F-esasn }
DY tue Of the above WrIt Of f. a. to me
- directed. iiom he Honorable Circuit court
Of the lRfed States for The District Of Mss.sslpni.
Eil expose o public sac al the danr of the court
h'use Of L0wnies county on the FIRST Monday Of
November, 1855, being Tie eth day Of tbc month,
The following described property. Levied on as the
property Of the defendants to Wit House and
lot IN the town ofCoberi IN said county Of Lowndes,
heretofore occupied BY said defendants as a store
hoaSe, and also al the same time and place sundry
pieces Of Calico. Sale within the hours prescribed
By LAW. ADOLPHUS G. WEIR,
Marshal North. Dist. Miss.
Columbus Sept. 10, Is5s-iI-7w.
Printers fee sl2 90
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03

VkNfih second session of Mr.. PrlsrEEs NJ
u sic School at the Mississippi Female Cd
ie9e, wlI' commence on Monday next September N
Tie will receive no scholar unless particularly d,e..
ed by the parent, guardian or other person prprr
authorized. r''s''
Price of Tuition per Session of S months $50 q
One half in advance.
Sept. !, 1883 s,f
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Twenty Dollars Reward.
RUNAWAY FROM

NUNNW ny FNUM
VHVIIE subscriber near Athens, Monroe coun-
n ty, Mississippi, on the 4th january, 1898,
negro man called HARRY, about twenty-eight or
thirty years old, dark complexion, about five feet
ten inches high, one of his upper under fore teeth
out his right hand has been injured with cotton gin
has small scar in his forehead, near the edge of
his hair, had on when he left, dark wooIlcn hunt
ing Shirt white cotton pantaoons, and old wool bat
He will probably attempt to 90 To williamson coun-
", Tennessee, where he was raised. will give
twenty dollars reward for his apprehension and con-
iinement in jail so that | eau ret him.
Jan. ~, lS3S-29tf s B. MOORE
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Sheriff Sale.

pi virtue OF two wrlts Of III. Fa. issued
- from the Circuit Cour, OF Winston county,
and to me directed, will expose at public sale for
cash. at the court house door in the town Of Louis
vile, Winston county, on Monday the l9th day Of
November next all the right, title, claim an! inter-
es, that Henry c. Conner aud John Conner has IN
aud 10 the east half OF the southwest quarter at
section one, township 6feen, range thirteen east
levied ur As tHe pronerN nf II Chraer aud John
Ccnnoy 80 satisfy 'ad eN e..ttops, ono IA favor of
William Walsh. the other ~ favor oi K. r.
Hoskius. Sale 10 take place wirhin the hours pre-
scrbed hy law. This lth October, 1888.
JNO. II. HARDY. Sh'E
liwi [Pr. Zee 80 90
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03

BAyE 1F THE ToHEIGHT r. r. Co.
C1fuuLur Mach 18th Tsg-

BAyK 9F TuE ToHuGuT r. r. Co.
CsiuuLas March 18th. Is3s.
nOOkS Tor subscription 10 The balance Of the
Ab capital stock Of the Tombigby Rarl Road
Company, vii be opened al their Banking House ar
10 ocinck on Monday the 18Th inst, ami remain
open for SIX months. (uu.es tie amount should be-
previously subscribed iurl under an aef. enfll.ed
'' an act, tp auh1risa RAJ Road Compan.e. 10 dis.
pose of their unsaIl stock, copy OF which may be
seen Al the Backing House
b. order OF the B1arl.
II. w. CATER, Cashier.
March I7th, Is3s.-3s-n
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Notice

NiiE subscribers particularly request all per
~ sons having unsettled accounts with them TO
cal. at their former Counting room, and close them
by note or otherwise,
We have also6 or 5000 dollars worth of goods
which we wish to sell at wholesale
BURGESS & THOMPSON.
Columbus, March 2ith, ls3s--97-H
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Robinson & Delarnettc.

"ILL continue the Com~lsslon Business
w IN Mobile, they offer their best services
to the Planters Of Alabama and Mississippi
Oct l3, 1883. Inns
eO-Thc Selma Free Press; COLUMBUS. Miss
Democrat; Tuscaloosa Flag Weumpka Sentin-
81, and Mobile Register, will each insert the above
three monthS and forward their accounts to Mobile.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Livery stable.

HNlIE subscriber thankful for past fayors,
u would respectfully nlorm the public that he
is still nj hs old stand, corner of Market sud WASH
ington streets where every thing wil be conducted
under his own suprfinlendence, and moi surpassed
by any estubShmeAtol the kind in the South He
has attached TO the Stables, large Lots tor. the sc
comniodauon of Stock Drovers, Wagons, SC. with
good trough and plenty Of Corn and Fodder, at a
fair price, S. B. ALLEN
Columbus Oct. 6, 1898 I9,c
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
The state Of Mississippi.
NnNp,E IntrNry 1

Probntes Court October Term 1888.
ouce IS hereby gwen to all persons interest
1 ed IN lands, tenamenis and Entertainments
OF John ID. Jones, late OF said county, deceased.
to be and appear ut the court house ~ Athens, on,
the trst Monday N January next, aud show cause
why the said lands teuements, and heredilaments
OF the said nttsla;e should not be sold 10 pny the
debts Of said deceased
WITNESS the Hon. Richard Dilworth, Judge of
Prohates. Attest, ID. II. MORGAN, Crk.
llwo Pr. Tee So 90
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
The State Of Mississippi.

MONROE tolNTY,
Probotes Court, October Term, 1888.
NO all perSoas Interested in the lands, tcpe.
menis and heroditaments of the estate of
Thomas I. Branch, deceased, to be and ap-
pear at the next term Of the Probatcs Court To be
held at the court house, in the town OF Athens On
the hrSI Monday of January nexl, then and there
to show CAUSE why so much OF the lands. tenc-
mentS, aud hcredtamentS of the said intcstate
should not be sold viii be sufficient to pay the
residue Of the debts, Of the SAID nteslate.
WITNESS tho Hon. Richard Ddworth. Judce
OF ProhateS Issued the 9th day of October. ls5s
Attest, ID. ii. MORGAN, Crk.
liw5 Pr Ice 81 90
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
THE BLEWETT HOUSE.

0HN 0. BRACkEN will open this sP!'a'
y did HoTEL on the first of October It's
situated on the corner Of Washington and M1fAa
ST. Columbus few rods south Of Main st.
His old friends in this State, Alabama, Gfo'esf
and adjoining States, who ave heretofore pat@'
lsed him, are respectfully invited 10 give HIM faI
His Bar will be furnished with the best Of LagoSa
and his Table with everv luxury the country at0'ls
Ehere are splendid set of Stables connected VNn An
the establishment, which are not surpassed oy s@
IN the South. All travellers may rely upon m'Ns
their horses well attended 10 bv careful ostleE,
JOHN 0. BRACKES.
Columbus, Sept. 90, 1888. E,a
20 The Tuscaloosa Flag the Union ra Gss
insert the dbore notice for tleo months, and "aJ y,
number Of the paper containing the notI'e QUO W.
bM TO John 0. Brdcksn, for payment
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
George Lyons, Cabinet Maker.

Nam Street, aje'c doors East ofthe Columbus Hotel
ASon hand, general assortment Of So
AA FAS, BEDSTEADS, DRESSING ia.
BLES, TABLES, WORK STANDS. COTS,
&c. &c. which he offers Tor sale low for cash or
approved credit. He is also prepared to perform
any work in his line which may he required, ON
short notice. He solcts the patronage OF the cti-
zens OF Columbus and vicinity, and pledges himself
TO give satisfaction 10 all hls customers
OF Undertaking viii be attended tic at all times
and Hearses, Colins Sc, provided.
Angus, 4, lS3S--l-tE
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
CockreII's. Horse Boarding House.

NvHE Columbus Livery Stables arr located
- near Liyingsion's Ho,el--cniraace from
Main street. SADDLE HORSES Of superior
quality, gentle with easy gait and high spirited can
always be had on moderate terms. Also, SUI
KEYS, GIGS, BAROUCHES, and COACHES,
with gentle horses with or without drivers may be
procured on the shortest notice.
The undersigned viii also keep horses by the day,
week, month or year, ON the lowest terms. HIS
etables wlll be under his particular and constant at
ten'lon' and all who patronize hun may rely upon
having justice done them.
An excellent HEARSE may be had on short no.
tice at all times the charge will be reasonable.
SIMON COcKRELL.
September 8, ls3e--9-tf
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Land for Sale.

NEAR StOrkville, the county seat Of 0clibbe-
~ ha county, Mississippi, the south west quar-
ter, Of section thirty four, in township number egh-
teen north Of range number thirteen east, the south
east quarter, OF section twcnty-nine, in township
number eightecn, north Of range thr,eea east; the
west half OF the northeast quarter, and the north
west quarter, Of section number two, in township
seventeen, OF rage thrteen east the north east quar-
ter, and the north east quarter of the north west
qualter, ofscclion twelve, in township seventeen,
north orange thirteen east; and the north east quar-
ter, OF section number three, in township seventeen,
north OF range thirteen east. The above lands are
selected by the best Judges and are offered Tor cash
or on long credit and the most accommodating
terms Apply to the subscriber at Brckels Store,
opposite The Eagle Hotel, Columbus, Miss,
ADDISON PEEL.
Feb 10, IS5S-3l-if
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Law Notice.

y EUBEN DAVIS, STEPHEN co,..
IL and JOHN GOODWIN. bav. OOCLl
themselves in the practice of Law. On. assOcp''!
the firm will attend TO business conGJaS " y nor q
the Circuit Court CfLowndes. Monrosu ct = laen I
orloloc, Tippah. Tishemingo, Isr.nlsss , onlss''s,
Oklibbeeha; the Federal and Cbancsasanu = aat
and the High Court Of Etrors and Anps. .Gara
son. !aek.
R. DAVIS, Office in Athens, Monroe ~, -. :,
J. GooDwIS's, I" in Aberdeen, MopyosV V'H$ H.
5. CocyE's " in Columbus, LoWpiA, .
march s, l93S-34tf
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Commissioners Notice.

VHNo all PERSONS interested N the estate of
- John Alfred, late of Nashville, I.owndrs
county, deceased; Thomas j. Lewis Administrator
o. thc estate aforesaid, having represented to the
Probate court that the said estate is nsoIyent the
undersigned by an order of the said court have
been appointed Commissioners with foil power TO
receive and examine all the claims OF aud against
the said estate we will in compliance with tic or
der of the court aforesaid meet the creditors Of s,ia
estate, at Nashville, on the second Monday in
March, 1889. All accounts sc. may he handed ia
the commissioners atauy time.
N, ~ NASH
A. SMITH
Sept. sth ls3s,-9-td. Commissioners