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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02

ealfF into . Stale sysWn Il internal in
prnsemrnl. The Panther opposed Il. n
he did uniformly eseTy ding which came
frnm IN educated meaher. excepting u
says The measures Prnpnsed by his irirrd
lIam Bonnsllek. When lie question
came up for discussion. lie genilsmsr
lrnln Fishing River delivered he SEMI
menis 10 The foll"wing effect:
Mr. Speaker. | sm agin 81 SORTS o.
nsw.Ianglsd machines. every Way yOl
can tx IL. These ere snoEIing lhing'
they call STEAM hosis are talked sbauI I
heap. and my oman sPTs'nsd her snc''
running Ia zee The FIRST Greater If Ihe sOr
that came snssk,ns up our river. Thu
6sh never BIZ hook ar'sr thai, and lh'
game 10 al skearsd out Of he TiVsr bot
lon. Gentlemen lax about Ts'sl rod
ard stsrnal iHpr0, emFnts.
Same gentlemen. high laThed ehsps
think they are heap sInsEiGr NOR a s'ee
Trap; bnI ] ran tell 'rm | wsren'l roeks'
in = guam 10 be skeard n srhnolnstle
larnine. When io you think. Mr.. Spra
ker. they'll sre a little slsam fiXia run
ming on a ra'al 'hr'ugh the Lanire. G
Twenty MiIrprsim!"-nersr 10 al you
life. I rerkan! Mr.. Speaker. ! mo'e III,
eternal exponsmtn, of This ere question
and I'll hire .ch"olmasier Ia put il dow
in the biggest kind 81 p"s-heess."
II is nerdless To add. that from tina
day mrward. the high-mintied d"cirlnr
Of Ring Tail Panther, in reference tn in
,ernal Improvement. has prevailed IA ih,
legislature OF Missouri.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02

" The UOrM Omfs NE Eiring. ana
Imsan 10 hare il by Heck or By Crook"
This j. rather an unrrlneiplrd exrlama-
tim Whwh often falls Irnm the lips ol
very decent rIuzeGs. II Is lhe mo',n.
hna ever. 81 every knase ar slarpFr-nol
m an honest man. The World. IL j.
true. owes every man . living. II h. is
willing Ia comprn-ale the wnrlh By his
avn i4hurs for the advantages which the
world has Conferred up"n him 10 Common
wuh "Iher members nf eIEIliZrd surety.
Ought .ny man Ia expect ihaI the w"Tl,!
viii ail"~ HIM freely {" paTlsks Of the
nfnte ssIieiy nf cnnsfhiFurirs and
Injuries. WHICH the Ingenuity and indus
try al former gentrslInns have prnridrd
l"r him. unless he il wiling IN mai G
paymrnI Ter them by perf"rIning his parl
IL the d"nrs "f cmizeu! Many are
prone To Imagine that il they enter inIu
lie Wii'uuui luriuns, without a legacy.
the World has done nothing far them
that lhe COMMUNITY Is raihfr their
tebiur than creditor. Men who are 81
this way Of thinking do not consider that
all the ustiV, arts which supply lhcm
with the comforts nI life. all useful puhhc
Institutions. whuse benefits fail equally
upon all, all ju., and equal Laws which
are furnished inr the pr"trciinn 81 their
individual righas. are a nohle legacy
which has heen conferred upon them
10 common with their fellow cIliz"ns.
by socir'y itself. All these circums,an.
ces serve 10 render the must in'lIgenl
members cl the cuumuai;y. VIM are
sailful aud industrious. really wealthy
il wealth consists IN having all th- luxur,rs
and convenIrnces of life al command. II
is not true that the wnr.d has dnhc nothing
fur an Indi' dual. because he has no
properly that he ran lrg ally cali his own.
lie may still laxuii5,e ~ the eni,ymtnt
of 4 lhousand comforts sn,! c0nSenirnces,
wh,ch The weallhlesi OF his ancestors, \
lev centuries ago. Could no, obtain. The
world owes Us all living. but we all
owe the world our Labor ani obedience
to the laws IN return Tor The living Wh.ch
is conferred upon us.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02

A man has been irrle hefnre Judge
Willard at the q. or and Trrmi"er ol 81.
Lawrence county. New York. for bilirg
oa his ~ife's i"ngae--sferied by .tran-
cling her un,il size oh,rudtd her Iansur.
lie biz uG about al inch. and The w0man's
suiT,rings we're great. besides beirg dlsa.
hled ia her speech. Tie husband was
proved al times insane on religious sub
jecis. brlisving hImsslf Christ. &c. The
wife Tsbakrd him for IL. and this caused
him |" mllIci punishment un her. lie
sas, however. uf bal temper. and lived
unhaPp'ly With his vile. lie Vas an.
fenced 10 seven years in the s1a's prison.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02

w0uld confess r0alirE. aid lie sas a
length released. Torn, bleeding, and una
lie 10 stand.
A Few hours afieru ards suspicion be-
gan 10 rest npon Parker himself. n no on
being tied tn The same Tree. Tosrrd out,
"a IkGrs iks Monty" Tie ~hois sum
~ss found in his POSSESSION. and that 81
lhe usneh On whose false testimony lhs
innocent man had been 90 horribly muir
lated.
This Occurrence should be . mrmo:a-
bic lesson 10 al who are disposed 10 take
tie vengeance Of tie Law inIo their own
hands. The sIFerIsus practice Of: lynch
ing" deserves 10 be stamped with the IN
6ignauon Of man and The wrath Of l;"d.
Every actor in lie bloody ITsgsdy al kos-
eiuska should Al once he dTisrn iOrih, al
exile from society and al its symPalhlss.
LOuisrigs Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02

A m.a rhat break h,s word 5sIs 1M'
:, - t!.sy /, !i,n,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02

We taks pleasure in snnrhing our CO
sunnx viii Ire FLOWING heansssl Ple'
- n New FnEssi AgEicsit1ral life,
S,,,n he pra Of Mns. SignBrary- Eve
- az wi,o hss heea IN Mas-acs uselis
!, 40 !. Il al f,m'liar sith the Valley
a H. cOnnecicsL must Eec-gnsze che
,r.,a and sJeli,y Of the sketch Maei
ss :. Isye ersrS thing thai j. pat and
parcel Or The oil DOninion. ~eSre com
nelle,I 20 admit, that in enterprise. Indus
Nv. thriiy eo'nOmy. in s'rariicAl, MIRA
snd intellectual cultivation. our eastern
friends offer Us IN exsmPle which u
xould b well fOr 10 10 iiniIsIe.
PdsrsbuFg Eafeligeseer.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08

an Indian remedy for the Tooth.lche.
FEyHE established reputation and constantly IN
4. cfeasing demand for this cfecuaI remedy
Of PAIN and preseratiye Of the teeth has induced the
subscriber to offer 1t to the American public Ar
engagements have been made to supply agents Ia all
the principal cities and towns 10 tae United States,
50 Is to place within the reach Of those suffering
and likely to suffer with this most hara35ng OF all
Aches Tooth Ache.
When applied according todTcctoHs given on the
bottle, it has never failed to afford immediate and
permanent rellef Ialso arrests the decay IL dciec-
tive teeth, aud relieves the soreness which 50 ire.
quenty renders a strong tooth useless Tie appi-
cation and remedy are simple, innosent and not un-
pleasant; and the large number ofpersons N differ
ent sections OF tie country that have already expe-
nenced such delightful and salutary effects rom the
use oithe Balm, are ready to bear, Qor the public
good their testimony to its unrlvaled qualities. II
i an Indian remedy obtained snguIarly and unex-
pectedly. and may be regarded w the civilized
world as the most valuable discovery Of the Red
man Of the Woods
For SUE ty SMITH & FRIERSON, Druggist
C5laJA, .M5atitp. .7- PeIrE g rts BoTTr
II. u. MONTAGUE.
march 3. 1855. Say
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
General Agency

TTNlIE undersigned proposes TO act as general
l. agent for alt those who may be disposed 10 en-
trust to his care, their business with the Union Bank
on tie following terms to wit, for the renewal Of
oil notes not exceeding : 900 one-hal per cent !;
for the renewal Of all notes over 81 600 aud not
exceeding $1,000, ihrcc-cighths per cent; FOR the
renewal OF all sums over $4,000 one-0urh per
cent lie wl also attend TO all orders for obtaining
discounts IN the bank upon the same terms, and re-
nit the amount, BY check, certificate Of deposite,
or in any way directed, lie hopes by punctuaI
attention to business, 10 receive share Of public
patronage, and curtal large expense incurred by
his friends in travelling sc, to the Bank
All letters post PAID directed TO A. y. Saunders,
A. g., VIII be attended to.
A. b. SAUNDERS.
Jackson Nj Nov. O. 1888 Colt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
Town PronertY for sale.

4 OFFER 1r sale Ore lo.owoE pieces 81 property
l IN trs town of Cnunhg~. Ct BRANDON NO
NEl, IaWit: one undivided BALI t.a brick 5ult-
In- aq Market street, eccnPei 40 present. 20 p1rt
tg ile Columbus and Tomb 10y lUmp1Itat.an
Germany. Akin \ Glass. anl others; saii Laus. has
oa lie FIRST Hlor three store roous with tue ware
houses attached % them; the Second has office
MONS, al az which rented iar S4,eoo last year.
Also. one Undivided half Of the st0rc-holsc occu-
pjcd hy Gibson & Law; the lot upcn which said
building is situated has a front ct - iect on Main
street. ami extends entirely atross The square %
Military street. Also. one unmproycd Dot oa the
corner of Make, aud Military streets, above the
Office OF Mcssrs Amss ard Brigham. fronting Mar
bet street u feet, with depth OF 90 feet The
above mentioned property vii be exposed 10 sale
INIT, the 31lh of December next For Further par
:icuar apply 10 the subscriber Il Columbus, NJ
X. f. HARRIS.
" b. Warranty deeds vii be glver.
Nov i6 lS3S. 1915
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
Land for Sale.

NEAR Starkvle, tho county seat Of Octibbc-
~ ha county Mississippi, the south west quar-
ter, OF section thryiour, in township number elgh-
teen, north o'ranHc number thirteen east the south
east quarter, of section twenty 10 township
number eighteen, north OF range tnrtecA east; the
west half Of the northeast quarter, and the north
west quarter, Of section number two, IN township
seventeen o tage thirteen east; The north cast quar-
ter anil NJ north cast quarter of the north west
quarter, ofsccliou twelve, IN township seventeen,
north Of range thirteen cusi and the north east quar-
ter Of section number three, in township seventeen,
north OF range thirteen east THE above lands are
selected by tie best Judges and offered for cash
or on long credit, and the most accommodating
terms. Apply to the subscriber at Brickell's Store
opposite the Eagle Hotel Columbus, Miss.
ADDISON PEEL.
Nm 10 t99s-3I-tC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
Gins, C;ins!, GiInsiil

WNIlE subscriber would inform the public, tia
Il he has established an extensive Cotton Gin
Mandatory in the town OF Louisville, Winston
county, Mis-. Having spared no pains during the
last months in searching for the best materials,
and having had much experience IN the business,
he feels confident he shall b. able to give satsfao-
tCu 20 all who may patroulse him. HIS gins vii
be made Of Cast aud German steel, running on the
best Of boNng, and he vii be able 10 furnish loo GINS
IN time for the next cotton crop. lie would invite
the public IN general TO call At his Factory and ex-
anime ior themselves lie would further state that
be has lately removed from Georgia, Monroe county.
MARLIN II. COLLIER.
Ian q -.}S-9i-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
Louisville Academy.

NIX. John w. Morrison Principal Of the Male
w department. The winter term ia this nstItu-
ton will commence on the first Monday Of January
next, and continue five months. The course Of IN
struction comprises oil the branches usually taught
in the best Academies. Mr.. Morrison is gentle
man Of strict morals, OF dignifed and genteeI de-
pertinent, and profound and accomplished scholar
The Trustees Of this Institution having full conf
dence in the ability of Mr.. Morrison, both to teach
and govern in Seminary of learning and beliey
my him every way qualified to conduct tie Acade
my with much ability and success, cheeruIy and
conidentaly recommend our school to The iayoura-
bic notice OF the public-lteing assured that salts
fac ton will be given to all who favor Us with their
patronage. The local advantages Of our Institution
are doubtless equal to any in the State IN point OF
health and beauty, Louisville is scarcely surpassed
by any little town IN the western country.
Arrangements will probably be made lua few days
to supply the female department with competent
teacher. If so, notice viii be given Of the same.
Boarding can be obtained in private families at a
reasonable price
JAMES B. McLELIAND, Secretary.
Louisville Mi. Dee. g lS3S-22-4W.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
Anti-spasmodic Tmcture, or

AHOTHER'S COMFORT. This medicine
WE has been prepared with special reference
10 Die wants or families IN which the most minute
psrtcuiariiy las been observed, in order that mo,
Tiers mint Keep and use Il with tie most perfect
safety aud with TIE confident assurance that il will
afford relief when very many Of the standard rem
cdips fail The proprietor before Offering 1t TO the
public, has taken occasion TO converse with some
distinguished physicians OF Virginia, and with spe-
caI pains 70 speak Of all the various parts and pro-
portions Of tins medicine; and those that know It's
component parts, have pronounced It one OF the
yerv best compounds for the following diseases that
can be prepared, and may be used with perfect safe
tv. as wei with the new born babe as the man Of
three score and ten II those that use it are not sa
sfed that It's the very best remedy for the diseases
here enumerated they can return the bottle and re-
ceye back their money II is boldly asserted that it
1, almost &c not que) inialible in Diarrhea in all
il, various lorms, Dysentary, CTamp-colic, Cholera
Morbus, and Asatc Cholera also. After Pains Of
Iying-in Fcmaes--lor this il is the Mothers Com
fort and because it is the very best preparation for
the summer diseases Of children that has yet enter
ed the chamber Of the distressed. Ii is also une-
quaIled for cramps from whatever cause produced.
Ladies in the most delicate situations may take II
under any OF the above circumstances with perfect
safety and equal benefit. The public may be as
sured that the 4nti- Spasmodc 1Reture, or Mother
Comfort has been subjected TO the most r1gid and
scientific examination BY some OF the most extern
sive (pbysicians) practitioners IN Virginia. VINO now
! recommend il IN their practice.
| For sale by SMITH s FRlERSoN, Druggists
Columbus mafch D. le'o-'@y'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
The State OF Mississippi, !
LowNpEs CoUNTl


Probates Count December Tenn, 1898.
IN pursuance oil an order granted at the. Pro-
Il bates Court Of Lowndcs county, and State a.
ioresad at the said December Term thereof 1888,
will proceed to sell to the highest bidder on the
tweny-sixth day of January next, the following de-
scrbed tracts or parcels Of land belonging to the
estate of David Myers, late Of South Carolina,
decd. situated on the west side Of the Tombigbee
river, near Columbus and described as follows to
wit: The west hall of section ten the whole Of
section twenty-six; the west ha of section twenty
five the north half Of section thirtg-iise; The west
half Of the northwest quarter OF section thrty-sx
the west hail Of the southwest quarter Of section
twenty-three; and eighty acres OF land on section
twenty seven, running for one mile north and south
on tic whole length Of said section, on the eastern
boundary OF said section twenty-seven. and as lar
west 50 as embrace the said number OF eighty acres;
all wing add being in township nineteen, north Of
range seventeen east, containing IN all eighteen
hundred and twenty acres.
Said lands are under high state Of cultivation,
with suitable appendages. The above property
will be sold on credit Of one two and three years
from the day Of sale; notes with appfoycd. security
viii be required
The sale 70 take place III the town Of Columbus,
at The hour prescribed BY law.
DAVID F. MYERS. Ex'r Of
Dawn MYEas, deceased
Test: X. ID. HADEN. Clerk.
December 10, 1883. a2l6 fPr fec 9l7 81
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08

A y opportunity will he afforded, between The lst
~ Of December and the Isl Of January next, %
those who wish 10 make investments M some OF the
host bnoded stock of the Oh Dominion. The tj-
owing Is a by OF The stock, which VIII be DO Column
bus during the month Of December To wit;
Blooie3 Slaek raised bp Thomas Gitton, Braps-
Ipck County IugIRid.
No, I, chtsut mare. faucy,hy Slr ArChy DAN
Btlar; putto tho imported horse GowloU
p \ sor,ei mare, lmperatriX. bs tlaboru@
Clrohn,ou, dam Bats forzell; pat TO Roam
oke, fall brother TO Post-B
8. \ chesnut hlly, wears old, by SIR Charles,
dam Lady Hamilton By Chiborus Csroduian,
/. \ has fl,y 3 years old, by imported Luz
borough dam, sally Elliott by Director.
D. \ sorrei dIly Us old by imported Luz
borough, dam Fancy by SIR Archy.
g. \ dark brown tilly years old, by import
ed Sarpedon, DAM Lady I4mjon, by Clai-
horns CaroInan
T. 4 chesuut colt, years old, ty Sir Charles
dam, Fancy, by SIR Arcby
lSer the Tori Register Of November, 1851
Boo1cd Stock Of John D. Kirby Esq Of Brlms.
ieck County, IHgiutd.
No. l. 4 mare by john Richards, put 10 import
/ ed Rowiou.
f" ,, mare, BY imported Marlborough pot /,
imported Rowlon.
/ " 3. A dly, Us Old. by N0lbdcr; put TO shark
-" 4, 4 grey mare hy WIKI. MaiIsonap, po
To imported pram.
3. A Oils, 3 Us old, by Frank, dam, by Jolu
Richards.
o. 4 G.y, Is months old, by imported Shak
sptarc, dam, hy John Rclalds
7. A colt, by imported Emancipation, - mos
old, dam by WIKI, Madison.
y. A colt hy imported Etlt l. months old
dan Il. r. " likes mare
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
Grand Lodge Lottery

[AHaour5i by ana Act of the Leg>awrel
CLASS No 20, FOR lSSS
To De- drawn az Naiehcz Mississippi
on, necemler S,b, 1855, at 9 O'Clock r. NJ
- NuaisgS--l2 Dr0ra Ballots
J, I, W NpgII, Manager
~ TICKETS $500, Halves S25a Quarter,
Sl25, for sale al the Agents Oaicc two doors oe-
low Jones Ho'c' lud at Boss : Gaw's Exchange,
ON Nam street, Columbus.
Tins Lottery draws every saturday al some one
of tar pftneNa. towns n Mississippi.
E5-A1 orders from distance, postage paldl
wH te promptly attended by
c. WARREN, Agent,
nets U ColUmjEs Va.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
nv the President of the L. States.

TN pursuance Of the provisions of treaty be-
n tween the United States and tho Chckasaw
Indians, made and concluded on Pontoioc Creek.
on the twentieth day Of October 1881, and OF the
supplementary and explanatory articles Thereto,
made aud concluded on the twenty second day OF
tho same month and also oil the treaty between
me- -ntcd States and the Chckasaw Indians, made
ana concluded at the City Of Washington, on the
ain day Of May, 1884; |, Martin Van Burcr
President or the United States, do hereby declare
and make known, That public sale, for the dspo-
sal OF such Of tie lands cedcd u the United States
by the said Indians as are hereinafter described,
shall be held at the Land Office at Pontooo, IN Mis-
sayipp, on the first Monday in January next VIZ
U'es, or The CAickasnc ,Hgidan Liat.
Township 10, Of range Q.
Fractional township II Of range 6.
Fractional township Il, Of range 8,
Fractional township 10, OF range !.
Fractional township II, If range Z
Fractional township 10, Of range
Township 1, Of range g.
Township OF range g.
Fractional township 9, Of range o
Fractional township TO- Of range
Township H. al range 10.
Fractional township 8, Of range IL.
Fractional townshp9 Of range IL
Township 4, Of range II.
Fractional townships Of range IT,
Fractional township I, of range l..
Fractional township OF range -.
The lands selected ps reservations under lbe pro-
Visions Of the said treaties. ave to be excluded from
tho sale,
The sale win be kept open for two weeks (unless
The lands ave sooner disposed ol) and no longer !;
and no private entries Of land, in the townships so
offered, viii be admitted until after the expiration OF
the two weeks.
, The lands will be offered in quarter sections, and
, fractional quarter sections, where such exist.
, Given under my hand, at the City of Washington,
\ this twcnly-eccond day u September A. d.
1888 NJ. VAN BUREN.
BY the President
JSo NJ. MooRE, .1ctag Com. Of The Gen l.. o.
Oct. 2O-l5-tls.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08

FLOW LRs AND PREM
The sweetest flowers, alas how soon
With all their hues Of brightness wither;
Tie oveliest just bud and bloom
And dropping fade away forever
Yet if as each sweet rosebud dies,
Its leaves are gathered, they Will shed
4 perfume that will still arise,
Though all its beauteous tints are fled.
And thus while kindred boSoms heayc,
And hearts at meeting iondly swell,
How soon alas those hearts must breathe
The parting sigh-the sad farewell
Yet from such moments, as from flowers,
Shall friendship with delight dist
A fragrance thar shall hold past hours
Emba!med in memory's odor still
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08

DY virtue Of deed IN trust. executed By d. ".
ID Stanton 10 ne the undersigned Trustee, dated
the l4th day Of April s35, and properly on record
in the Office Of the Clerk Of tie Probaes Court, Of
the county Of Lowndes, and State Of Mississippi, to
be applied TO the payment OF certain claims therein
named, | viii offer for sale in quarter sections al
public auction, and sell 70 lhe highest builder at tie
door Of the Court house, in the town Of Columbus
IN said county OF Lowndes, on the first Monday IN
February 1889, between the hours Of eleven O'Clock
A. NJ. and two o'ciock P. NJ. the following DESERT
bed section Of and, known as section number TWEEN
ty two, township number thirteen range five cast
in the Chickasaw purchase, and N ChlckasaW coun'
~, in the State Of Mississippi, together with all tue
appurtenances thereunto belonging. SAID section IS
the well known residence Of James Colbert, with one
hundred acres in high state Of cultivation, with
good log dwelling house and other out buildings
thereon, lying Immediately on the road iion Cot
ton Gin Port 10 Houston, and from Aberdeen 70
Pontoloc and Memphis, which is an admirable 10
cation for public house; such title as is vested IN
me BY said deed will be made to the purchaser.
Terms Of Salc.--One fourth payable at TIC tine
OF sale, the balance on one and Two years with n
ieresl from date, and len 90 be property.
BENJAMIN STANTON Jr.. Trustee
Columbus, Dee. s. 1888 92-td Pr lee so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08

VEVIIE second session Of Mr.. PrIarER's Mu-
n sic School at the Mississippi Female Col
Iere, win commence on Monday next September 3d.
He win receive M scholar unless particularly direct
cd b. le parent, tuariian Or otter person properly
authorized.
Pucc Of Tuition per Session Of months $50 90
One hall' 10 advance
Sept l. 1885 ST
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08

fENHE s.ssa.e - .s,.a1 res CocI hs appointment
Il - as-5Hfeu 1al OF he Coumas> a Tomb 8
BE- InasrHilfa1 Company, aui Havas ODD inter-
a.. 60 s.l laun-r-. lg1i,rS his services o. t.c POOLE
& as q general A-.a, Cor jac transaction r h.Sl-
ness. Kew attend ie tie adjusting AMI aa'ur.
%. accounts, aui taa l.s ,occ experience ia bl,,-
ness Transactions i1ucrs himself that ever salts
acta8 Vs.. gwen. when employed,
JOHN CRuSOE
Columbus Mss, Dee. 9th lS3s.-a2-4w.
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NnfIce

FTNHE slbsidbe5 having been appointed b he
Il Orphans court Of L0wndes county, Admins
traitor OF tie estate Of Wm. I. Atwaier, deceased,
al persons indebted % said eslaie are requested 10
make immdilie payment, ard those having Claims
against The estate, 20 present the same properly al
tested IN due time or they vii BE- barred,
ABM. MURDOCH, Adm'F.
Columbus NnyttT. Is33.-I4w-s