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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06

1 ~ paIls Salae. Facet, EalIa + La.-
NOTICE raFr.re4leat of public sales aai
- puafg ,a.u.s . lra. within ;ao iuts ..
Oh. c1lu.-. ,.... .. ... tsa lr.1.a F, tr.- II.
caacuIrtoi baH- Bar- e-sk a -Tr-m. D.
Z tfaf.,a hl..Ea .
Whereas f I-. r9a. ..Hl H1aE.u iH iE- aGt ..
/ taHEr approved .l q. --# q" Juno, l-5- cote
/ lad .Aa aeI fri rta8i prescription u-His g. -eH.r
ia l.l public rafs p. t.c.Hd. ~1h-t ID slT.
b. dc du.g af Ue r.. rrl' & DE United States To-
cause o. ba received lum sl- ~ entry under the
prosl IONS of ias or amy other aw 40 the United
, state. aHy taci or tracts 0i aul O., cr,,i t3 1uyl
Chac7T, under Doe provisions Of thq treaty Ola
Dancing Rabbit creek, NJ one thousand eight hua-t
drcd ana tIury AMI asp 10 reserve from sale or en-
trY, a. sufficient quantity ni lac lands acquired by
sand trcafy, upon which ra such sc'temenior in-
pr0Vcmenl has been U..Ic, would ,Htiue lho Set
ter or imWoyor Ia a rg4t ul pre-cmption under
Ties aC', 20 1iais tac claims Cd such Indians US nav
have been emitted 'I reservations under DIE aaH
trent. and Who're #nIs u7v have been aoIl BY thr
United Static on account ol any default, n,rl,c,.
W caisaun of IHiy, on tic para OF any officer Geo.
United States; Hch reservation from sale to con
Time until the claims ta reservations under said
treaty shall be- Investigated Ly The board of Com
maaoncfs appointed for That purpose, and their re-
port finally 1c'od on by Congress
Nouco is therefore hereby given, hy direction of |
IN EtaiIlhl ~ TIE lnlIG STATES, tI1l 5HfTttF Of !
TINT ftaimsd utdo me af0r,sam act granting ne |
reM ef Pre-emytton, ,rH be reared but, that no |
sales either at pubic auction pirate entry (pthcr
than prc-cmpUon rights Of any Of the lands coded
to the United States by The treaty with the Choc-
iaw Indians, coHchiicd at Dancing RaLdd creek. IN
September, 1880, win BE- permitted until lurthcr d.
REGIONS either from the Executive or The Congress
IT the United States.
Notice is also given that the Public Sales Of Land
u the STATE d mississippi proclaimed by the Prcs-
lent, ON the fourteenth Of May, 1883, 10 take place
It the Land Offices IT
CnoccHcMA, On Monday the i2tI Of November
cNt;
CoLrNEUS, ON Monday, the !9th October next;
AuGusr,, ON Monday, the 9Th Of November ucNi;
nj he Public safe Of Land proclaimed IN like man
cr on the 7th Of May 1855 to take place at De-
oroLls IN The State y .1labama, on the 30l ofOc-
lbcr next; and Of the fraction Of section thirty
mr. west of The Iombcckbcc river, m township
veniy Of range seventeen west at TUSCALOOSA IN
q same STATE on Monday the sth OF October next,
e hereby indefinitely postponed.
by order Of the President:
JAMES WlIITCOMB,
Commissioner gfthc General LGua OGet.
General Land Office; judy %, 1885. y.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06

DY vuluc OF an order OF sale issued from lAe
ID Clefs Of iho Circuit Count ct Lowude7
county. au} io me dUctedi ] shlI proceed io ,.I
f5rc,s al t,t court hlus1 door in ihe town ri Co
l,mbus GA TUESDAY thc 9ih day Of October nrNt.
"a the right, tl-. claim anil interest, tlat Abr1tam
Dozier has, IN AMI 20 The in.pWu- described tract
o. hai or parcel % ont iyins and bring n lae
county oi Lownd,s and State of Mississippi, 10 W.T.
ule east hat Of The north cast quarter, section siH-
teen, township scs enieCn, rance eighteen west H.
yiCd ou the property ri Abnm Dozfr io .ail5-
iY m Attachments "a iisag ii David ll1riu and Rcu
ben Lulc,on. Sale within tho hour prescribed by
law, this sth lay OF Sept lsjs.
JOHN W BYEN,
Sl,Hl ~ lownlts county
10 Ii [pnHorh ko - ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
Shrrin SnIr.

~ virtue OF an execution that ssncd from the
- Clofk of the Crcui, Count Of LownIes
county. and TO M directed; | will proceed 10 sell
for cash. the court house door, IN tic town Of Co
lumbus, on Monday the eighth day Of October
next all the right, title, claim aud interest that Rich
ard i. Hoskns has IN and To the following dc cribtd
TOWN property in the town of WEsrPoRr: Lots
humber three anil four in fractional block number
twelve, and the improvements thereon, which con
ssts IN an extensive Ware House and Store House
Levied on as the properly Of Il. T. Hogkns To sat
isfy an eNccaiion m favor Of George W. Tyson d
Co. Sale within the hours prescribed by laws, this
fourth day OF September, eighteen hundred aud
thifyelt,t
JNO. w. BiRN,
Sheriff Of Lowndcs county.
95t lFrntcr's fec 20 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
Peoples line Of Stages for Augusta
NOTICE TO TRAvr1lrRs GOING Nopru

NollCE To TRAVELLERS GOING Nopru
y THIS splendid line Of four horse post coach.
6 IS N successful operation aud runs dsllv between
Montgomery Alabama, and Augusta, Gcoroa. Pas.
scngers can be assured Of morc comfort and cyn,.
,'''on by tins Inc than any other now running 10
aUsus'a' ne company have spared neither pains
nor expense to poeurr the best 2roy buili co,ebcs
excellent and weIltancd horses, experienced. sober
and careful drivers.
10 aFom mpositlonS repeatedly practiscd on the
travelling community by contractors at all times era
xng monopoly, passengers viii he careful rnnr
Nofh hot TO take their passage farther than Mont
Ho5n"fy' on any ojheC interesting Enc, where they
Will a. a' times have preference on me Peo,Ie's
Inc lar Augusta. wy '''N
a. l5 .oe runs q miles on the Augusta and Ah-
Ciszi sVS"' Winc4 "ll isnd passengers In Augusta
"asaa % 'he ma1 lanc seyom hours.
GEO. w. DENT.
Agru, tor 'ha cor,oary
Dea Montgomery. Ala ,,s, Al ,.5s
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
Law Notice.

nANL~ JONES, having resumed tho o,,.
tee # law will attend he CiTrn e. 60 pa .c
lazoo, and The adjacent counties; ,Ir C I.ou,. OIL
Supreme and Federal Courts al Tacksog GS,Trucery
bus residence fazoo county ton r. So, ''u l,g ~
ION oa the Clinton road. \ dies n rla, ", ON
CIV Mis-, '.h'oa fazoo
NJ. lH'h }~s- -ls.t.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
George LYONS. Cabinet NInlnr.

Nam Street, aft,r doors East ofthe Colap.ba, Uot,}
IN AS on hand, general assortment of so.
81 FAS, BEDSTEADS, DRESSING ia.
BLES, TABLES, WORK STANDS. COTs
&c sc. which he offers for sale low for cash or
approved credit. lie is also prepared 10 perform
any work in his line which may be required on
short notice He sotcits The patronage Of The ,ti-
zens Of Columbus and vicinity, and pledges himself
to give satisfaction TO all MS customers.
0,1~ Undertaking wifl be attended 70 ~ m ,'r..s.
and hcaSts, Collins, &e, provided
Aurtst $751;, ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
Mineral Water Bathing House.

WlTH this month the season will bo dosoa
w ed. Alpersons holding tickets are re-
qucsted to brns them in during tie month Of Ser.
TENDER.
Several Of the citizens have requested that the
bathing house should be kept open during whites.
The proprietor will do 81 provided a sufficient rrrn
Der viii take tickets for the fall and winter season "a
indemnity him against loss
Sept 3, 1c5S.--9-tt j. BALDWIN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
ChOciaW Iscspl,Ynflnns.

VEViiE Commissioner for certifying sales o
"A Choctaw Reservations, IS now engaged in
reporting on all the cases believed to be ready for
'nal decision. Some claimants have filed their tile
papers, but not their proofs, others have filed their
proof but not their tilIo papcrsthese and all others
VINO have not presented their claims at ALL arc mott
ned That the office will be open at all times, al Ro-
gers Old stand near Columbus, where the Secretary
Mr. ). II. Lester, will receive and file all title pa
pers and evidence winch may be presented The
commissioner will be again at the Office, 50 soon MS
ne dSpose5 the cases now on hand and he is noli-
ed by Mr. Lester, that Other cases are ready for adj
Julcatlon In all cases, the proof may be &y dcpo-
StI'ns, as well as by the personal attendance of wit
ncSses. A. V. brown Come
June 90 lS3S-j0-3m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
Auction and Commission business

EOHN w. BYRN s. A. G. BURGESS have
- associated themselves together for the pur
pose Of uansacting General Auction ard Com.
mission Business They will attend 70 the sale oi
oil kinds Of property TINT may To Offered, and Will
also, receive and store al kinds Of goods tim PER
sons may wish 10 have sold, either al private sale
or al auction. Store on Main street, one deer east
Of Mcclure s. iiumphriea.
j. W. BYRN,
g BURGESS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
Gins! Gins :! Gins ~!

VEVHE subscriber would inform the public, that
N he has established an extensive Cotton Gin
Mandatory in the town Of Louisville, Winston
county, Mis-. Having spared no pains during the
'aSi SIX months IN searching for the best materials,
ana having had much experience in the business,
nc feels confident he shall be able to give satsfac
utn to all who may patlonisc him. His rims will
be made Of Cast and German steel running on the
best OF boxing; and he viii be able to furnish loo Gins
IN time Tor the next cotton crop. He would invite
the public in general to call at his Factory and OK
anime tor themselves He would further State that
nc has lately removed from Georgia, Monroe county.
MARLIN I. COLLIER.
Jam 6, lS37-26-G
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
CockrcH's Horse Boarding House

FENtlE Columbus Livery Stables are located
- near LIvIngslon's lIotol-cntrasce from
Main street. SADDLE HORSES Of supcri,r
quality gentle, with easy gait and high spirited can
always be had on moderate terms. Also. Sill.
KEYS, GIGS, BAR0UCHES and COACHES.
with gentle horses, with or without drivers NAV hr
procured on the shortest notice.
Tho undersigned viii also keep horses hy the day
week, month or year, ON the lowest terms. ILs
stables viii be under his particular and constant Mt
ttnton, and all who paronize HIM may rev unnn
having justice done them
An excellent HEARSE may he had on short no
tee at all times; the charge viii bc reasonable
SIMON COCKRELL.
September : iS3s-g-tC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06

YENilE undersigned having received the agcn-
H. cy for the State Bank of Alabama at New
Orleans; and having also entered INTO Coparncr-
ship under the firm name ct Mari, Brown s. Co.
for the purpose of transactjng general FACTOR
AGE and COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the city
OF New Orleans, would respectfully offer their SER
-lces to their friends and the public nrcucral. Thcy
WII BEN New Orleans early in October next, and
by prompt attention to all business entrusted TO Them
in their Inc, aud by their undivided attention to
please aud accommodate, they confidently hope
share Of public patronage.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
Dissolution.

HNllE partnership heretofore existing between
- the undersigned as merchants, under dc
iirm Of Wilton & Hubert, is this day dissolved y
mutual consent All those indebted 10 said trim %
Wilton y Hubert are requested to call on Lyman
NhIton, who alone is authorized to collect and "
ceipt for the debts due us.
LYMAN WILTON.
LORING HUBERT
February II, 1s39.-32r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
Baking.
Anti-SpnsmOdic Tmcture, or
COMFORT TIL, -.

IN OIHERS COMFORT. This medicine
A'A has been prepared with special reference
to the wants of families, in which the most minnie
PARTICULARLY has been observed in order that mo-
Tiers might keep and use it with the most ncrfSct
safety, and with the confident assurance thai i vii;
afford relief when very many of the standard rem
edeS TAU he proprietor, before offering it 10 The
pubic, has taken occasion TO converse with some
distinguished physicians OF Virginia and with sno-
cal pains to speak Of all the various parts and nro
portions OF this medicine; and those thai know he
component parts, have pronounced it one or ,hn
very best compounds for the following diseases ,b,t
can be prepared, and may be used with perfect soG.
ty, as well with the new born babe, as the man If
three score and ten. If those that use il arc no s
iised that is the very best remedy for the dis,so
nero enumerated, they can return the bottle and We
celve back their money! 1t is boldly asserted ,L,t
IS almost OF not quitc) nallibe in Diarrhr, IN ~
u various forms, Dyscntary, Cramp-coljc Cbninra
horbus, and ASiatc Cholera; also, After pains n
lynE-n Femaes--ior this it is the Mothers Co,,
Tort, and because II is the very best prca2r,,;o e.
The summer diseases Of children that has VET or,a.
CT the chamber IL the distressed. Ii il aleo.,,r,
qnaued for cramps from whatever cause nro'l,.al
Ladies IN the most delicate situations NAV ,,t y
under any OF the above circumstances vvhS 80
safety anlgqu0l benefit The pubic mn. ,'ec'
sured tha init Spasmodit Tacttre or S,.,I as
comfort has been subjected to the most riciJ arl
scientific examination by some of the mast rr, ''O
sFe UnySemns) practitioners in Virginia. Who Now,
recommend it in their practice. "''' no"
Fer sale by SMITH s FRIERSoN Dr,,,;...
march 3, 1sJS-S4yi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
Paw uD! Paw I'D!

a LII persons knowing themselves ndsDle0
4 IA to the subscriber, are earnestly requested u
pay up, otherwise he shall be under the dsa.eta
bic necessity Of enforcing payment. ,r,
Feb g. 1888. soft P. SMITH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, }
August 4. 1885. (

August /, 1888
GENTLEMEN Herewith Transmitted you viii re.
cove a number Of copies OF n notice, issued BY or
der Of the Executive, respecting the concluding pro-
yiso 70 the act fConrrcs5 approved June ~ 1885
entitled An act to grant presumption rights to set
Hers on the public lands.
iouor already advised in the circular letter of
the Commissioner, dated Sd uumo, eXpository OF
the meaning Of the presumption law, that Inc rcstfic-
ton intended by The following language" Lands
| rcs1red 10 any Choctmo Hnicr the treaty IF Dane
ing RabJH crc,k, cannot be entered or soM ,pder
ms on aag either act Of CoRgreSS, includes what
arc called contingent locations made by Col George
w. Martin, and other locating agents.
IN consequence OF the non-pasSage of the bi be-
lore congress at us late session, for extending the
term Of the commission Tor adudicang the 18th ar
ucc Choctaw claims, is apprchended that great
or decay VIII ensuo 10 their final settlement than has
been anticipated. The object of the law beng to
secure within the limits OF the ChOctaw ccsson, a
quantity of land sufficient to satisfy, whenever final
y determined, the claims OF the Indians under the
treaty. which is the paramount law it therefore re-
suits that prescription right can enurc only in the
event thai shall not be asccrtaned to conflict with
rights intended 10 be secured 10 the ChoCaws by
the terms of said treaty.
Under these circumstances, it is to be understood
that the validity of all presumption entries which
shall be admitted within the limits Of the said Chloe
taw ccsslon IS necessarily contingent on whatever
may be the final action Of Congress and the Exccu-
tive IN the settlement Of those claims pursuant to
the terms of the treaty.
lerennto annexed, for your government, arc the
forms ct receipts and certificates TO be used in all
cases OF presumption rights, so, condltonay, per-
mttcd 10 he proved and paid for in your district.
You will procure Il sufficient supply Of these forms
IN case they are not furnished from this Office in time
Tor your operations.
Very respectfully
Gentlemen, your obcdcnt servant,
JNO. NJ. MOORE.
letting Commissioner.
September 8, lS3s.-0t6
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06

The officers and non commissioned ~. '1Nr
assemble for drill ana instructions IN ,f D''yS VI
vIous TO their respective reviews, MAJ. =! Fe'
Il. HARRIS will act as inspector Of ne 81 p WELL
and MAJOR ROBERT b. WELLS viii art 49,; p..s'a'
Of the lst Brigade. The Brigadicr Con-. U'
their respective StaiawII attend The review. NY
respective BriGades; the Colonies comm,r1 ~ ae
the several Regiments in this Division win !, y.
reglmental muSteTs make out and forward ,' VIZ
Adutant General returns setting forth the NAM. "
all officers of their regiment, the date Of each
msslcn the number Of companies in their rccr ~,
and the number of non commissioned oE,e, 60.
prlyates. The General Order of the 5tb Il N.
prescribing the uniform of the Militia Of tbs ST.
IS unchanged. All officers are required 10 sor'
themselves forthwith, it is required Of the insrs,iar.
to report each Colonel commandant whose recr,-
IS not organized, and also, 10 IT port all such oS,-
who DO not appear in uniform at their respcciy, n
gimental muStcrs; TIE report to be made tothp ma
per officer so that the delinquent can he dealt MA
before court-maTiia to be appointed for tlatrn
pose, IS also enforced on the inspector to exams
me equipment of each Uniform company d Cay,-
Dr. Infantry and report the same.
BY Order Of Major General, REUBEN II. Gnr
ABSALUM FARMER,
Inspector OF the 4th Division, Nj Min
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
The LANDLORDS Bonrfit.

IN fellow BY the name Of JEROME
RM McGREGOR put upat my Hotel some
,.AsalD two weeks ago, and after making large
TEA draws on my bar, and eating several
M days al my table, left without adjusting
rrS,sA-.x-r hla Bill which amounted To twenty dol
--'----.-4z1zs lara. SAID McGregor talked loud ~.
peared consequential was about five feet eleven in
ches high, wore dark lrock coat and carried cane.
lie makes ont himself 10 be a hero, when he is moth
ms more than contemplate oalrr, ms his actions
manifest tie hailed last from GAINESVILLE and Ma
con, tsald he had killed man at The latter place
and had lived IN Ohio, warn al landlords 70 be
on lhcl guard against this vagabond swinder
GEO. II. LIVINGSTON,
Proprietor Columbus Hotel
Sept p, lsSS,--ll-tE
Friendly publishers would do the comm,njty a.
yor by giving the above few insertions.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
MOntagUc's Balm.

in Indian remedy for the Iooth,4eM
VEVliE established reputation and Constantine
nj crcasing demand for this eiIectuaI rcn,t
Of pain and preventative Of the teeth has inducejh
subscriber 10 offer it TO the American public. A.
rangcmen,s have been made TO supply agentnA
the principal cities and towns in the Cuited S,as
so as TO place il within the reach of those uapr,,
and likely to suffer with this most harassing N,
Achcs-I'o0th Achc. "''
When applied according to directions given on d,
bottle, ii has never failed TO afford immediate AL
permanent relief. ltalso arrests the decay in desf.
tive teeth, and relieves the soreness which 40 h.
qucntly renders strong tooth useless The aur.
eaton and remedy are simple, innocent, and noir,
pleasant; and the large number ofpersons in djfg
ent sections OF the country, that have ALREADY eyn
rienced such delightful and soIutary effects from N
use Of the Balm, are ready to bear, (0r the rubr
goodl their testimony, to It's nryaled qualities /
Is an Indian remedy obtained sinruarIy and uDe.
pectcdIy, and may be regarded by the CIVILIZED
world as the most valuable discovery of the Red
man Of the Woods.
For Sale BY SMITH & FRIERSON, Druggist,
Columbus, mississippi. r-5- Price Il FER BornG.
II. b. MONTAGUE
march s. 1858. Say
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
Notice.

Notice.
VHNhE subscribers particularly request all pcr-
sons having unsettled accounts with them ,o
eau at Their former Counting room, and close tbcm
by note or otherwise va III
e have also or 5000 dollars worth Of goods
which we wish to sch al wholesale. e's'
BURGESS s THOMPSON.
Columbus, March eth is3s.-37-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
7IabiIc Advcrtiscmc i.

TsJHE c.mHarsliP heretofore existing By
wl.7 ffe subscribers ia Y l..., uHa.- tic
........ HtlDE-. HODGES L. HtN0EEito.
... &. >. HODGES. g. c.. E. Columbus. . .
.. o. ulf-a. e.. Il, all -a1 Hla-7 a.
H aH.t ra. will hereafter b used ca-, a '.t
.,fs4r.ut go i.aF .8utr lHtHlss.
JAMES HAYDEN,
A. }. HODGES.
MORGAN NJ NOBidES.
EHH... Sept u. lass.
Nofs,y MrAloBunEs VIII eo3tinuc the Factor
10 and Cymmt .ou BuiuCs H Mobile on DIS awu
c count. and the laigous rf iig cd house arc nT.-
a. 10 a.yl iH4 lLeE support.
JAMES HAYDEN,
\. J. HODGES.
September p, lit
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
STATE OF Mississippi. LoWndc, %.

~.Itl.I.l Ieff. l.. uI -t.
-5t7 aras.t $500
Benjamin q Cox
NOTICE hauhy gwen, t1t ihc above at-
4 y i1chuoa' vas issued a, tire sr.t of lae sand
F'etui-d against rfr af if 'lar aa ah.c1ad.
iHs ttl'a ut lts .u 1aa... a4- iaa h.au tJ.
tuFu-i % l'.sel,c- .ny cssf4.el, ma F. H8E itu!-
mo anil UNDETERMINED .a DR. CrcUt count % iI.r
county Of laaH'.s and State 1l MI sappi; ana
ilai unlc7s Oh, ad ig.naHt sH1'i apps1r ON or L.-
fore Use eocnsl Ma1IaF IF prlab,<ntxt. b,int tla
frat day vt The Circuit court iar DE county aiorc-
sai give spsc1. ta. snI F.aad, Judgment sail b.
entered lra.lJ bn and lie property attached wH
b. -lii 20 1i. & 'bD raHrG dcuanI1.
Wine re ,.rto 90, uE aI Cifcul court, the
.1ti day of AusH 1855
OVID 4 BROWN, Crk
"-ii fPr fee - SO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
Land for Sale.

n EAR SA'ky,lle, the county seat of Ocubbo-
1 y Ia county, Mississippi the south west quar-
ter, OF section thirty four, in township number ciah-
teen, north OF range number thirteen east the south
east quarter ct section twcny-njnc, in township
number eighteen, north Of range hirleeA cast; the
west nan oil the northeast quarter and the north
west quarter, oi section number two, in township
seventeen oil rage thirteen cast; the north east quar-
ter, aud the north east quarter Of the Mouth west
quaitcr, Of scchon twelve, in township seventeen,
north ct range thirteen caSt and the north cast quar-
ter, OF section number three in township seventeen,
north OF range thirteen east. The above lands arc
sclcccdby tho best Judges, and are offered for cash
or on long credit, and the most ACCOMMODATING
terms. Apply to the subscriber at Brckers Slorf
opposite the Eagle Hotel, Columbus Miss.
Feb 10, is5s--Sl-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
To Probate Judges and Clerks

SPANK Bonds Cor Administrators, ENeeu.
tors, Letters OF Administration, Uu'Iel--
bonds Tavern Keepers Licenses Marriage ln :, ~
#tS suited 20 any county IL the state, for sae a. N
.5lcl .fi't pcuccr- May ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06
Justices Blanks

4 an Mnds, neatly printed on ilue paper, for
- sale q, this ofl5s J9'y *
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-06

o@ Montgomery. >a na ~ a. ''..' ,s3s .a,,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10
A Small Farm at Private Sale.

SITUATED in Abingdon township W ayne county, Ia.
within miles OF AoIigon four of CenlreyilIe. and
o Richmond; adjoining the lands of Moses kobins.
Zacharah Dicks. and Others, containing nearly NINETY
forty which cleared and under fence with
buildings, nearly and having small thriving apple
peach orchard the premises Enquire of the sub
scriber a W ashngton. ID. L. ROWIETT.
October 9th, 1888. 39tfc
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10
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THE subscriber avin purchased the above house, or
merly kept by w. Baldwin, and recently by X. &.
Ason) prepared accommodate travellers and others,
good style other house in the West His STABLE
will always be supplied with good and wholesome
md attended by careful and ostler. His TABLE
will furnished the best country supply In
Short neither pains expense shall be wanting
every satisfied, who may favor him witha call.
TfiOS. j. LARSH.
October 13. 1888. 40tf