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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
Baking

e. HOUND thankful lof pass IaYorFi takes
E-As this method TO inform Inc citizens Of Co.
lnulbus, and the pubic generally, thai having pro-
cured m assistant Baker. lie is now manufacturing
g Butter Cracbss. ,saiea, beng always fresh and
blne.i NJ tie pr0.ts ea ~|ioh he has followed itf
be last i'tv years without intcrmi>-ieA wa-rsn,
them better laan any imported Cracker He q s'sp
extending his bakery n every variety Of Cakes;
specifications for any kind erqaanti;y, vii be sup
pied at short notice for Famies or Parties.
z s. Merchants and Planters can be supp!ei
with Crackers By The single pound Or barrel. A'so.
Hard, or Sea Bread an excellent and cheap article
,f plantations, as il vii keep for years in any O.
matt. Julv.6, IS3s--Seyl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
THE LOVERS
ny MS. sIGoURNEY.

Ihr w3.eh-Nght Of the lovers s;Tcsml
Forth from their lattice high,
As lo,, in deep discourse they sat,
While summer wints went by:
The ban3cg how'd, the clouds did ower,
MINDS shook the willows stem.
l'h- clock TOLD out the midnight hour
What we're such solnls to them.
Oh, s.eal notion their tranced speech
CT smile, and Murmur'd sigh,
Shake not the dew-ifop from the ro4s,
Dim mt the opars dye;
For life hath many path Of thnra
To wound the feet that rove;
b., vet no SUMMER spot than this
Break not the trance of love.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
JNO. w. BYRN,
Sheriff OF Lowndes County.
Printers fee 50 90.
Sheriff Sale.

RY virtue of an execution issued from the
NJ Clerk Of the Circuit court Of Lowndes
county, and to me directed, shall proceed to sell
for cash at the court house door in the town Of Co
himbus, on Monday the ist day Of October next,
all the right, title, claim and interssL that William
Petty has in and TO the following dtgtibed tract Of
land, to wit Northwest half Of the northwest quar-
ter Of section thirty three in fractional township
number seventeen, south Of range eighteen west ;
Levied on 10 satisfy an execution in favor Of Alien
Vaughn: Gale within the hours prescribed by law !
tins 4a!h day Of ABgGs 1888
JN0. W. BYkN,
Sheriff Of Lowndes county
stS IPrn'er's fee S. 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
] ?. W,pnELL, Manager.

.IEIl Tf2lF amounting 70 M!Ii,5+V
Packages Of % whole Tickets hr Sisj, must
draw 800, an1 may draw Tie four Capitals, which
are S37 W0
Certificate If Packages sfi
Packages at Halves and Quarters. IN proportion.
t[}-TlCKErS $4,000, Halves S2so, Quarters
81 % Cor sale At the Agents Office, two doors be-
iuw Jones' Hotel, and at Boss s. Rawi's Exchange,
90 Main street, Columbus.
This Lottery draws every Saturday at some one
Of The principal towns ID Mississippi
bJ-AIl orders from distance, postage PAID
will be promptly attended by
G. WARREN. Agent.
Agasl 2j 7lfl Columbus, Nj
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
Bricks, Bricks, Bricks.

MAIATERMAN Il LEARNEUS ntkl. liz
w vented Brick Machine. Having r-f.
chased the rgh, for the State of Mississippi; not
Offer to dispose ofrghta by counties single ngats
to suit purchasers. Thoae interested in the MANI
aeture Of bricks, are quested to call and SEQ tie ca
GRAFTON ana nudge lor themselves. The Mach,n@
may be seen in successful operation IN this p'art.
al Mr Wallace bfclyard
The principal advantages this machine has ovst
all others now in use consists In the simplicity al
strength Of its structure and the rapdity il tern
pe,s the clay and moulls the brick, making from co
TO SO per minute, with the aid Of two horses o.
mules. four men and sufficient, number OF boys
. bear of The bricks.
THO. b. RANDf-.
Coumhus Aug. IL, ls3s--5-ti.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
Notice to Brick Manufacturers.

lFaiamaa 8 Lsarasd's rsleiy iat,a',2 Brlek
.Haehiat.
FHNNE subscribers now offer 10 dispose Of Nj
II chimes and rights for any portion Of ihs
Uuuei States, (Mss,ssiPai and Alabama exce7.,al
10 suu purchasers. The Machine has bsen 9ut IN
successful operation IN tins Place BIZ ilr Ihos. B.
Rande, the purchaser q the rirhi for tie State Of
Mississippi, and may be seen in operation at al
times BY those wishing to witness ils performance.
is principle Advantages over al other machines nov
n USE, consists IN the simplicity aud sueIsA e rs
structure and the rapidly 1t teuipers the cay and
nouds the brick, nuuAag from 60 10 SO Feg ulia-
ute, with the aid OF two horses. four men aud sal
fcient number Of boys 10 bare of the hrcd.-Fes
further information apply TO Stephen Waterman,
Charleston South Carolina or 70 The abscl 5er w'1
viii rcgiain iora i,w days in this place.
CHARLES LEAR ND.
Columbus Aug. ls, ls5e-6-ii,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
GREAT TnOROUGUFARF.

WAYBrLL FROM fLohrNcr To Tuscumbia 4
niles u Hide y miles, 10 Nances II miles, Russell
vile mile, to Morman's 10 niles. 70 Fitzgerald's
IS miles, to EradIeys on the turnpike, m,i-a, 70
llgg's ~ niles TO Quincy ~ miles, 10 Athens 6
miles, to Aberdeen milca, TO Joses 35 mics, to
French Camps 80 niles, to Koscosko u miles, to
Jackson 90 mics. From Kosciusko to Manchester
on the la2oo river 60 miles, from Joses 10 Greens
borough 50 niles, to Carrolitoa 80 miles.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01

TO Travellers and Droycrs.

FHNliE subscriber continues to entertain tho
M travelling community At his old stand, and
pledges himself 10 use every exerton.tn give goner
al satisfaction 10 those who may call upon him. HIS
stables are and will always be, furnished with an
abundance Of corn and proyenlcr Of the very best
and bis table aud bar supplied with every variety
the country Affords Droyers viii be supplied with
corn al fly cents per bushel. Mover can get meal,
&c. T.. JOSE, miles Yves, Of
StarkylIs Mi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
Sheriff Sale.

EpY sir;ue of sgndy executions issued from
-HD the Circuit Count Of Lowndcs county, and
to me directed win proceed 10 sell ior cash, at the
cout, house door III the town Of Columbus, On Nom
day TIE LIST day Of October next, all the right title
claim and Interest that Benpnn Estes has IN and
to the following described town lots in tie town OF
Columbus, TO wit, Lots number ten, eleven, twelve
and fourteen in squarc . north Of Main street, and
the improvements thereon Levied on to satisfy
suniry executions in ayorot Samuel Rag ,daIe uss
L + Calhoun, Barry, Maddox & Gu. John c Wea-
yer, Eckiorl & Fields use A Young John J
Goodwin s. Co and james S. Butte. Sale w;hn
the hours prescribed by Law, this 25dI day Of Au-
gust 1888
JNO w. BYRN,
Sheriff OF Lowndes County.
s 5w Printers fee 50 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A.f2AsA THE subscriber offers for SALE Or rent,
1I{ss2 has valuable plantation, consisting Of one
CE7fsM section, upon which is a Clubhouse,
d.. horse-mIl, black-smrth's shop and toola,
dUc sl1Ocs cribs and all the necessary out bull
dlngs and two fine running SPRUCE, There is about
four thousand bushels Of corn and large quantity
Of oats on the premises. will dispose of all tic
household furniture, stock, and farming utensils, Of
which there !, a large supply Six valuable Nc
groes vii he soId with the plantation The pay.
mcnis wi.l be one ,rd IN hand, The balance IN QUE
and ag years, secured by deed Of Trust on tie pro-
pgrty H.. JOSE.
Autut ~, 1888 6-lm.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
Notice.

VENHE subscribers particularly request all per.
n. Solnhaving unsettled accounts with them to
call at their former Counting room, and close them
by note or otherwise.
We have also OF 1000 dollars worth of goods,
which we wish to sell at wholesale.
BURGESS l. THOMPSON
Columbus, March oath, isss--S7-f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
Mr.. Pfistcr,s Music Class.

EHHE second session Of Mr.. PTisTER's MI.
Il sic School at the Mississippi Female Col.
lege, will commence on Monday next September Sd.
He viii receive no Echolar unless particularly direct
cd by The parent guardian Of other person properly
authorised.
Price Of TuitiOo per Session n 5 rpon,h. $50 co
Ore half il advance
czps T. 1889 s.f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01

Whenever SIX becomes as il viii become, one Of
The staple productions OF our country il VIII be more
generally adopted in dress. SIX, belnsa noncon.
ducor Of electricity, is superior material for cloth
ing. One OF the primary causes Of the anguor
which s fell in damp weather, Is SAID 20 be the damp
atmosphere robhng us Of our electricity, which a
medical writer calls the buoyant cordial OF the body
Those therefore, who are apt TO he splrltess IN
damp wcatbAq, are recommended to wear silk vast
coats, drawers, and stockings, SIX should be used
in every possible manner by the feehlein the lining
Of sleeves, coaks, coats, coverhs, under garments,
etc.--.Neuark Sentinel.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
Shoes. Shoes. Shoes.

a AIDES tine KID, Seal, Morocco. Pruae.la
- & Calf Skn shoes, with and wnhou. heele.
100 pairs mems fine lined and bound Brosans
200 do coarse 20
50 do low quarter shoes so pr Fine PEARS
100 do Youths and BOYS Rrog1ns
Al.oan assortment o. Hardware, Cal'cS:, Crock
eFy and Glassware.
10 Boxes byl0 Window Class
July 9 81 L. BORDEN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01

Y virtue OF sundry executions to me dfect-
81 Cd, from the Circuit Count Of Lawujes
comfy, shall proceed 90 sch for cash before the
court house doar tn the 'owB ul Columbus on Mon
day tie LIST day OF October neNl, al tie right, title,
claim AMI interest that Michael Box has IN and
70 the following described tracts or parcels of anj,
20 Wt: The east bait oi the northeast quarter 90.
section six and the east bali ot the southeast quar-
ter of seorun SIX. 10 township eighteen, RANGE ~.
'taycn west; Levied 90 as ,hc property of Mi
y.H, Box. TO Srus'y slUi., executions in favor
oi JOHN Ross an' WiHan EcsH-l. sac Nilho the
hours prescribed ty law; t.ls a2,b dow Of August,
ISIS JNO. ". BNRN,
NHssi af LawG4as county
s-5w tPGHtef, fee 80 O01
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
Male and female Teacher waited.

y ICELAND ACADEMY at Shongalo is
~ now open and in readiness 20 be occupied
with School
il u situated b a beautiful, fertile, AMI healthy
country, % miles east from CarrOlton, and IL miles
southeast Of Middleton. A large, fine and commo-
dious iwo-stnry buhllng has been erected, I6 by %
feet, with three apartments, sufficiently lar &c oi The
accommodation Of one hundred pupils A liberal
salary would be given fer male aud female teachers
well qualified, and WHO u'sh to make business 0,
teaching.
A rentlen7r wgh family would he preferred
Such mn Qac mgt ind an eligible situation a, Ston
gaIo.
By order Ollie Board n Trustees
JAMES ". ESKRIDGE, Clerk
Sh0ns,o VI July 2fgh 1893 46
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
Wines for Sale Low
Take Nnticc.

n shall be absent from Columbus for short
n time, and have appointed Col. J. W. Byrn
my agent until my return.
June 9--49H DAVID LLOYD.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
B. P. WHTTL0W.

B. P. WHTTL0W. ". ". ALLEN
WhitlOW & Allen,
FlCTORS s. iGENTS, MOBILE, do.
REFER TO
~ ~, N ,rGa. F s.S oo!unbls Nj
Mr. B. W Anderson, Sumter comfy.
Col Robert {. Macon. Greene county,
Mrssss Bycrs, Pen.ck : CO. Wetumpas,
CO. Thos. R. Boiling Mobile
Mr. H. c. Holmes,
Messrs Fowlks. Alien s BALDWIN, Gsinsete
Nts5rs J. s G. NJ. Coffee, Tusca.3oss,
Mr. II ;. Atwood. Wilcox county
heay \ LomaN, Esqrs. Z nsr,n,i.
Nlr \. u. Lucy.
August Z, ts5S-4-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01

Since the resumption Of specie Payments BY
toe banks OF Ohio, eastern exchanges has decba-
Cd 20 per cent. ca Phila5epha, and - on
New LEX. THIS proves vhat the democratic
presses have always asserted, tia, the high rates
Of exchange arose from the refusal Of tae hunks
70 redeem their issues, and no, from the wan, cfa
National Bank. When the banks NEE, their la.
b.hues IN specie, hey cannot force exchange
much above the cost Of transporting the precious
msias-lf they do, those requiring eastern funds
vii draw the specie cot CT their vaults. aud raw
tle.f eastern debts with h.-.SGssrils Union
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
ROBERT HARwELL. Of Montgomery .7la. .sp

ROBERT HARNELL, Of Montgomery .3la. AID
STEWRr s COBB. Of Me 0rlesas,
IA AVE formed Co-paunersbIp, tor the pur.
y pose Gg tapsactIns General Commas
sun Business n the Clues ct Mobile aud New Or
lens. ThrirHousc IA Mobile sill be open on the
first ct October next, under the firm OF llarwe
Stewart, \ Co, Their business in New Orleans
Ipm ard after tat date. wal be eonduied under tie
urm o. Stewart Cobb. 4 Co
ROBERT HkRWEIL,
JAMES J. STEWART,
SAMUEL 5. COBB.
Ja0t -. ISS4 5awl7
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
Paulding ana P0ntofoc Rail Road
Company.

Company.
ED0OKS will be opened al the following pla.
-cD ces on TIE 9th OF September lol The pur-
pose Of receiving subscriptions for The stock Of Tie
Paudla, aud puniotoc Rad Road Company The
BoOaso Subscription TO be kept open ten days and
10 longer,
In Jacinto, N the county Of Tislominao, under
The slperntcndencc Of e. u. Key, JAo Gibbs anl
y kzcr,
In ponloLoc in tao county Of pontotoc, under the
aHperneudencc Of John Bell Kenneth Cllrk and
James J. Wilson
IN fIousioh, ~ the county Of Chckasaw under
tie ,IpeunienJence Of Ii + Carter, q W Tnorn.
ton and W 4 Ray
IN Greensboro, IN tie county Of Choctev, under
!.e suponn.enleHc9 Of Join Wafren, William Dy-
rs ou4 JOIN snow
l. Sardcgic IA TIC county 81 0cE. 15eiA M
der the 5upennttnlenco oil Edward Clark, 4
Ray.cy ANA j. L Reese
Ia louisville 10 he county 81 Winston, under the
superntendence Of b FORESTER - Balkler
ami IIudspeth.
IN Philadelphia, in tie county Of Ncshoha, onder
tie supsrinlendence OF Is Jacuway, Jesse Glenn
eat aud " liam Herbert
A the Conri House 10 Newton county, under
lie sopernicndence Of james Els, Jamgs H9dson
Dempsey Smith.
IN canton, ~ The county ei Madison, undef The
oupernlehdence Of ID Livingston, \ Cainsn and
Ramsey Cox.
IN jackson IN the county Of Kinds, under the SUI
pernteadence of I B HadIey, James Philips and
George Flnucane.
In Grenada, in the county Of Yalabusha, under
the superniendeBce Of William Royal, Franklin f..
Plumner and Join Gibbs.
In Paudiug, in the county Of Jasper under tine
superintendent Of John Mcdonald, Dr. Dozier and
William Bridges.
w. w. CHERRY,
JOEL PINS0N,
THOS. II. WILLIAMS,
BENZ. BCGG,
JOHN REEVES,
GREEN i. GRANT,
ASA HARTSFlFLD,
WILLIAM B. DOZIER,
HENRY S. HUDSPETH.
August 81 1855 It's Commissioners
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
CoKNERcIAL BAnr o. coLrxprs, Miss I

CoKNERcIAE BANK OF CoLuNBUs, MISS.
August 80, 1888.
D ES0LVED, that all debts due this Insttu-
~ ton, which are not satisfactorily arranged
prior TO the 7th Of September next, shat be placed
IN suit BY Order of :he Board
CHAS. II. ALERT, Cashier.
To The Argus will please give the above reso-
luton one insertions SO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01

Fortunes made Easy!
GREAT LUCK AGAIN At WARREN'S
N OFFICE. CAPITAL PRIZE SOLDm
DrG',a .Nsal5:r, Ct Class W. 5.
IS IS 10 a 81 ~ l6 ~ 81 % s. SO
TeSe. 10. -, 81, PIE Of 1900 dollars was
sod al Narrens office
Drawing OF Class Ncu5er6
81 - - u - p 50 ls 81
Several p-.sss % SlOe. $50. Ss0. &c. SO. wc-e
sod by G. Wor-ru. Agtn, ior she managers At Co
.UmbuS, Who IS now ready o. furnish his customers
with fortunes On easy terms. Scpt. ISL.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01

DIED in this town on the Goth VT. WILLIAM HEs-
ny, infant son Of II. Dickinson Esq. aged IS months.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
GREAT SPECULATION!
crS20;O00 for s5!!0
Grand Lodge Lottery.

lAu,borael by an Ac, Of the Lcgi,latarel
CLASS NO I, FoR 1855.
To D. drawn a, the Coiit-Kouse IN Columbus, Nj
ON September /, 1883, at O'Clock 7. NJ
Is .Nam5us--l2 Dfsua Ballai'
j 2. W,nDELL, Manager
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01

AM kise,s PREsENr TO QUEEN VIcroRn.
yaaers VIII remember the account given of the
aelalJ bonnet made and intended as present to
NJ victoria, by Carl King, of New York. The
.,.s rofh Herald, in reference to it, says: "ihe re-
Il. IM .ne Great Western has brought us news Of
i Nu,lui bonnet sent by the celebrated Carl King,
NV ~ ork, to the Queen OF England. AS soon
ne Western reached England, Captain Hosken
- q correspondence with Lord John Russell.
oeary OF State, for the home department, reIa-
a,., !" me bonnet HIS Lordshp notified Her Ma
= -Sne wrote beautiful complimentary letter.
hs 'aonst was sent on to the Queen, and no less
estee dozen ladies' of the English nobility for
- ., eaek oriers and complimentary letters to
k,,S Seorated Carl King and bis lovely lady, Cor
sang nas given ne Quecn a bonnet. The Queen
:. $40 the King smile of approval, and the ia
SIC no S'esr ~''' -,7s. 'Sis Kiag's fortune.
fRctim5ys SY1
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01

EmE4szsxa made, broad across the shoulders and
heavy mU,eied las scar on his wrist,
also one on onr Of his arms between the elbow and
shoulder, and one on his temple near his ear, no
other marks rec1cctcA. Said boy is a smart scuS-
Die negro, and is tolerlbe blacksmith. | bought
him OF Howell w jenkins, who brought him from
Troup county, Georgia, IN the year 1882. will
give the above reward 10 any person who viii de-
liver said negro to me at my residence forty niles
below Columbus on the Robertson Road and sx
and hall miles from Louisville Winston county,
Mississippi o, viii give fifty dollars if he is Sc
cured IN any jail so that may get him again. !
have no doubt he vii. aim to get to Georgia or Mad
ison county Mississippi, where formerly lived,
WILLIAM SHAW.
August a. 1888 8m!
OF The M,ssis,ppian II Jackson, the Flag Of
the Union at Tuscaloosa Alabama and ,he tcde-
raj Union, Mliegenc, Georgia, Will please insert the
above notice for two mouths, and send one number
of the paper containing II, u me at Louisville Miss
together with their bills Glr payment.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01

nI virtue Of suud-y exscuuoas ISSUED from
- the Clerk Of The Circut Court OF lowndcs
crJa,v ana o. me directed, I sha, cVpo~s 90 pubIc
sac at the Court house door n the town Of CrGm-
ols, nr cash, on Monday the first day @, October
next DE right. g;e. claim aHi interest that Mar
matass Box has ln and % the .o.cw.ng tescuh-
Ell lands, o. wiz. Nor,h east quarter and Jss, la
90 section seventeen q township igajgtu boa ianRc
seventeen west; Aso the west h7,'oi tle northwest
quarter ui section number siXtetnia township gb-
teen of range seventeen west, yyici on as tie pro-
petty of Marmaduse u. Box, to satisfy Suni5v exc
cgnons 10 favor ct Si'as Cook, John Ross, William
Ecko5i and Barry. Maddox 4 CO. Sac within the
lhcars prescribed y law; tbs 2Sih day q August
ISIS
JNO W. plB\.
Sheriff o. Lovtdss roua'y.
s-5N lrus'cr's 6 g 20 o.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
Races over the Hyde-Park Courss


Near Coluabss, NJ.
MATCH
GOL. ROBT. SMITHS Pete Nhsissans
- y. Gel. ". D. AIMS Lornda; ! mile
heats. three thousand dollars aside. 4ih October.
EEPSTAKE.
FIVE Hundred Dollars entrance, half forfeit; four
entries and eoSed
d. E. E Sllde b. is y,ars az By Marion.
Col ID. Myers enters - old, By Bertrand T.
A. Webster crters b c I ysars Cd, by BeFirsnd.
Wm D Ans, Esq. "a Il c years cd, by Monsieur
Tcns0n.
FALL NETTING
t0a I5th 0etsser asrt.)
lstDAY Swseps,aks, untried 3 year oas, $500
entrance, 500 forfeit, NE heats; ENTREES and
chased.
l.. Sa1e enters /
Nj Clarke enters
Gregory s AIMS eniersI
? DAY, Paststake. liee - aar horse. mare o.
geding. Ia rule; $500 enusnce. mile heats
Ell Dx. Jockey Cub Purse, mile hee,s.
4th DAr. do do 3 mile heats.
9TH Day do do mae heats
9th DAE do dD mile heats
n. D. The amagnt OF the Jockey Club Purses
viii be made known 50 soon as the jockey Club
co0vchcs
August Is, 1883 CID
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01

Hydrophobia. Do not heal any wound from
the bite Of a dog, mad or not keep II open
Tor three months, il IS the healing Of lho wound
tia. nccntratcs and confines the poison.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01

The Bauk OF Mobile bls invited .ae otter
banks OF Alabama to send delegates 10 Con-
yenlion, to Be convened at Bl0cut on .he l7ih of
September. " Ior The purpose Of proposing and
taking measures for simultaneous ana early re-
sumption o!spsc.e paymenis.--N0siril, UHioa.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01

Sheriff 81. Lovuiss rouafy.
lru8,crs &c 20 0lN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-08
From the Soathern C;Iizcn.
FANNON'S MARE.

The exploits of Fannon, the famous
tory partisan Of Randolph, would make a
body Of facts more interesting than any
tale Of fiction. He was reckless fellow
-bloodymindeJ as the hounds of Hsy,i.
lie sometimes slew the helpless and
innocent 10 cold blood-the coward! Blu.
he had that instructive tone and bearing
Of authority that kept his people within
the meies and bounds Of his own lespotic
will. He and his party were one day
resting themselves by spring; lounging
here aud there on the green grass in the
shade Of the trees. One Of his SUBJ
ordinates, a big strong man, had go, mad
with him. His rage had been boiling
in him for several days; and some fresh
affron. at the spring caused his anger ia
become ungovernable-he drew his SWORD
aud rushed at his captain. swearing he
would kill him. Fsnnon had stretches,
his slight form on the swsrj, and wa:
resting with his elbow on the ground ant
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-08
Gvodalovne have ;,s, receive,

Guadatoupe.-We have just received
distressing intelligence from Guadalupe
Of the date of the 30lh Of July. The
yellow fever which had appeared in the
hospitals Of tina. Colony. has extended
itself beyond their walls, and caused greaI
havoc. The European soldiers were
dying by dozens every day, aud military
duty in consequence was much neglected
NJ. de Sambossi. the Kings Attorney a
Marie Gslanie. has died Of the disease
and many magistrates have been attacked
by i. lie Coastituiionnei.