Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21

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Ca..a7 Z. y. Naae Warner, Wms,5a cav:
Samee. ID, lri, 7. i All-aa.a,a.e, N.xsss.
couuti : ohm b. CaAe, p. y. Col.... I.ser-..
county; Calvin Ne Cmckcu, T. y.
Iae ofise at Fairfield. A.ats county. b,s
been discontinued.
The following appointments of Postaas.ers,
have been made:
Martin MOODY, Leaf River, G5eea county:
Geo. W. Woodbury., Sarastr. Yaz5a county.
William HILL Athens, M.aroe conu.g;
Z. Lncocum, Walls, Tan-Yasd, Monroe ca;
John Motiia E.sy..ie, Jones county. and
Q. \. klnne, Jackson, Kinds county.
Face TrGd,r
POSTAGE ExTEAoRD,NAaT.-Th Davenport
mail brought Yesterday morning >hip letter"
in the shape Of bait Of lmcn. to the grand post
Office, ST. Maaa's e-G.aad, addressed " To
His ExceHcncy the French Ambassador, Lon.
dom the postage Of which was 3lsl, lbs. I'D.
London san.
We learn from another paper that his cxccilcn-
cy took his packet from the post ofire, and paid
the postage, SlAl762.-- Commercial .3drerii-
SsY.
CUEE FOR CoNsuNPTIoS.-As every thing
else has been tried vi,aaut avail, We recommend
plaster made oW OF printers receipt, renewed
every Twelve months OF ollcucr. IL need be-Any
quantity may be bad by applying early atths o.
fee.
FAsHioNABLEJEWEL FOR THE LsDIEs.-The
Lond N Court Gazette mention thar Li>0rd
has become very much IN vogue for different us
es, it is made for die hrr, for bracelets and for
agrallee Of robcs--.N. Y. Stai.
GREAT LoAD.-A locomotive on the Phlladci-
pha and Columbia Rail road. lately drawn from
the collectors office, Broad street, a train ofcars.
which with their loads, exclusive of the tank and
engine, amounted to tyo hundred and thirty seven
tons.
We are rapidly penetrating the mysteries Of
banhng and daily acquiring knowledge Of {" the
system" The experience Of one year more viii
IN all human probability be sufficient to break
down any party that may dale o suggest a renew.
al OF the connection Of the National Treasury
with Incorporated compauies.-L Louisville Paj
tic 3drerhssr.
4 VERoicT.-t vianous fellow. in one Of
the western counties OF Virginia, who had whip.
ped his vile, was duc!cd by a patty Of y8lng-
go 80 NttNt ftf''lI tN TNtt u lJi NAtAEUts ne W
ry after retiring ten mjnue,5 returned document
to tie court IN the form of the following to wit;
"Fcrdec Of the jlry-serrcd linn right
i believe you are a misanihrope, SAID a lad
to young lady Of limited education, ii a stage
coach, lately.
'.Niss.anlh-open cried shc, you are very much
mistaken, sir lam married woman, assure
you.
CoNFANy ron RELIEF or INDECENT FL
MALrs--A joint stock company has been form
ed in Richmond, (Na.) with a capital Of 5000
dollars, at twenty-five dollars zach, for poor le.
males 10 make into garments ard then sell them,
and thus continue to rcplcrl.h the treasure for f-
tnrc operations. The officers charge nothing for
their services.
QuAKER CoURTsHIr.--' Hunt yea aud We
riy, Penelope, The spirit urgeih and moyelh nc
wonderousy to boseoch thee to cIcaye unto me,
aud become flesh Of my flesh, and bone of my
bone.'
Hum truly, OBADIAH, thou hast said wisely
aud, inasnuch as il IS written that It is not rood
for man 10 be alone, 10 and behold, | will soiourn
with heo-hnn"- Western Banner.
ODD.-An advertisement appears in the
PoOshkeepse Eage, from a man who leioices
il the name Of SUI Willard ofIcting reward
Of 1900 guinea5 to any Que who Will prove TINT
he has wife.
CHEAP TRAVELLING. Fare between PhiIa.
delphla and Baltimore is reduced to s.. Pas
| sengers leave New York at halt past6 O'Clock IN
the morning and reach Washington next after
noon, for 81 90.
TooTH ACHE. The following is said to be
cure-an lniabc one, some persons think
10 tablespoonful Of any KIND Of spirit, and
the same quantity Of sharp vinegar, add a Tea
! spoonful OF table salt. Mix them wen together
hold the liquid in the mouth 50 that ii can enler
the cavity or hollow IN the tooth II viii give al.
most Instantaneous. relief without any increase Of
PAIN
a R,miniSceacr. Journals Of tie Old
Congress Of the United States, furnish an in
stance OF the manner IN which duel.ag cases
used TO be settled.
1t apPears that one Mr.. Cunning BeJoid felt
| himself aggleved at something sad N debate by
Mr.. Sergeant, The father We believe OF tue pres.
ent Mr. john Seargeni of Phadclphla Onthe
18th Of June, l777, Nj. Seargeut lald bltote
Congress challenge which he had received
from Mr.. Bedford. On the 18Th, resolution
was passed directing Mr.. Beliord to be sum
mond before Congress to "ansNer for his con
duct"
On the l4,h Nh Bedford appeared and vas
permitted to speak IN his own Justification. They
then immediately passed resolution that Mr.. i.
us expected 10 ass pardon the House, aud d.
the memper Nj, b. again was called il andt
| ta. a. ~.
OF the House aud u The member, and, taeIcupoh
| dismissed, and Inc matter endcd.n This VAS IN
The good old days Of the good old republic. =
Such case now would require mouth 10 sci
tie, and produce, peraps, lhec or four duels
A SPRIsG MoRNISc.--To walk abroad a.
inOufr rra scenery "a a Ii ia .tit,nv ,,,.,y,,,,,.