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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22
u CnANrEKY.

On the motion Of the plaintiff by counsel md appearing
10 the Court that theegal heirs and representatives ho
as lingroYe, dec d. Whose unkuoWn not IN
abltnntS OF this Commouw ea-it Ordered that they do
appear here before the fourth Monday in November
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy of
tins order be forthwith inserted newspaper pubi-h
III the town OF ynchburs Tor months velv and
another copy thereof posted the door Of the Court
lilo use OF this county, some Court day.
Copy-feste,
SIP. GARLAND. Clk.
ScptcmbcrE v9m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22
a sRATks Az.

Ii. nations. from The ages have had sh;ns -
y Columbus oay found the way to Ameriea r.
the time OF the ereat Spanish gator, people A.rs -
enabled paddle about the shores. Just so with The ~
Medicines. II but short wears since | first ,rn,
upon unknown and have discovered the nec;
object IA search of-HEALII. Vegetable neaic ;
wrre indeed known when commenced my search but ,h;
not. b the OF them, have only passed &
the detected nYa the hale hearty and active man If b
siuess, but comparatively speaking | have renewed nv,
Youth can thus, with confidence IN my experience
adti-e with NY fellow citizens Does the reader wani -
That thc VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES are snt,Lla ~
his own cusel | have file my office 367 Broedv,,
hundred of letters rpm the respectable e
Of tins my native ai voluntarily offered in testimony of tho
virtues OF GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE WV
Porous whose have been nearly ruined L IL
"ail naIlihle mineral preparations of the day, will bear
witness thar tie lr Medicines. and such only the ,
course to permanent good health. JOHN MofFAT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22
EsEIB' school,.

FEllE SUBSCRIBER proposes Of class can be
u obtained sufficiently numerous 10 justly such
an un1erfal,inu \ ia omen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22
~ GRF<E .HyLE,

aud an excellent additional Wafer Site iof another
Furnace Mil. OF other mandatory Also,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22

The above Medicine for sale by DIR. LYMAN Agt
Oct. - wIgn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22

This incident. 20 strongly illustrating the power Of
memory and association IN the lower animals fiction.
heard il many years the Island hlula, from the FAM
Iy To whom the bird belonged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22
Iy.e.fFfRgRE HOTEL.
-. ". NAssksN

IANfNG purchased Mr.. Wa. IL. Lyd'e1 : ME
rel IN The above establishment. It will IA future
BE- Conducted BY himself aud hls brother under
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22
AMHERST NILES.

September Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22

heavily flmhered the buildings are all
good, with large new stone barn, p feet
by 81, two stories high Hanls's Greek =
fine bold stream. runs through II, aud fur
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22

hOLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND TIE
- MANUFACTURES of your town encoura-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22
TTcnty Fire Dollars Rcward.
IL q Il I n =,

RANAWAl IRON ME SUBSCRIBER,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22
LAND FOR SALE.
4 EFaef ofI.nust.

lying and beng in the county asisslssj
aforesaid. on New river, be - M
low and adjoining the lands d.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-06
Notice IL Agents OF the United
States Insurance Company of
thu nsnur


the city Of New York.
ME Agents of this Company, residing in
II this and other States, are respectfully
notified that their respective Cash subscril.
tons to the stock, arc required to be paid al
me CITY Bank in this city on or betOre the Isl
dGy Of July 1sert-fhere to remain subject to
the order OF the Directors. Those who wish
to increase their apportioned amounts can do
so, either by cash payments, or secured by II.
States State or Bank Stock which are above
par. Persons residing IN the inland cities and
towns OF tins or any other State il the Union,
who may be disposed to secure to themselves
or to any friend the permanent agency Of this
company for the purposes Of Life and Fire In
sJrance, are informed that BY taking $1,000 ia
$4,000 of the stock, in cash sGbscriptions
themselves or by obtaining that amount
among Their friends, they win thereby be emit
tled TO the permanent agency Of the company
ior the county wherein they reside; and can
probably make from $500 to $500 a year
commissions, or I'D per cent. on the amount
Of premiums they receive, moro or less. The
business Of the company at present is con-
nned|to Marine Insurance. The bin for the
entlmentof the charter. whereby to obtain
the additional privilege for Fire Insurance,
YES 139Atc4 f1tgt4Ies0ty AT the last Session
q tie Legislature, and the application
toE Life and Firs Insurance privileges win
be renewed u January next, and no exer-
tons Wil Be spared to secure both. About
Ivy agents have already been established for
Marine Insurance u al the principal seaports,
who viii also be authorized 10 make ere insu-
rance soon as the charter IS amended,
winch WI be ii January next With tie
Rlae distribution Of The stock, and the large
Of annual premiums which win Be re-
ceIVe1 BY The company tower one million and 4
halI atthe lowest tinatee,1 the stock CANNOT
but command high price. and there IS 30
doubt butt pay interest 81 twelve Dor cent.
Per anuEa, ano @ al probability over twenty
ite cent Every agent WI s. fllr;skes
pesillpe Instruction. il lie lisEIssl ions s.
na q No one slfeei. citg 81 town.
Be allowed g take larfe snosnt IS
eee e'gnnei hood nor over $4,000 a. bosra
B BAI.CH,
DelgD9lSsto
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-06
PROSPECTS,
ALABAMA STATE INTEIJJcpro,.
A Politicalnewspaper published at TDs,.l.
BY CORNEIJTTS RsID,r,,,-

A PohtcalnewsPaper published at Tus,,,-
BY CORNELIUS c. BALDWIN
In politics the .Intelligencer IL ds.;s.g
Wing and advocates the establish - y
carefully guarded and well Organized l,l NJ.
al Bank 1t is printed On a laroe NM,
sheet, twice week during the session q ~ =
Legislature, and once a week dnriDg Il. :
malnder of the year, and will furnish Is al
report as can be given of the proceedipr :
the Legislature and of Congress, and sDar
esting public documents. It is hardy re.s
sary to add, that it viii also embrace N.
its columns the latest foreign and dousS
intelligence, prices current and all Other :
tiers coming properly within range of a u
cal Journal, and that it viii advocate, VIII +
its energies, the loSal interests of the St;sf
Alabama. Situated at the capital oftheSs
tits the ardent desire of the editor to =
his paper a State Intelligencer, and the a
mon organ of the Wings of Alabama: b..
compl sh these desirable objects he confj-
ly relies on the patronage of his poHt1
friends throughout the state.
TERMs-Four dollars per annum n Z
vance-fve dollars, ifpaid within the Tes,-
Six dollars, ifpayment be delayed H1hi afs
the expiration of the year.-TWo dollars izzz
riably an adrance, for paper during the SEES
sion Of the Legislature.
Sept. "a, 1889.
GEditors with whom we exchange VI
confer favor by giving the above few in,s.
tons.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-06
April 1e1h, 1855.
twenty-five Dollars Reward


Twenty-Five Dollars ReWarS
II OST-On the Robertson Road, lstg
L. from Columbus TO jackson, beHs
Toemer's and the Turnpike on Nozn.5
MEMORANDUM Book, containing Bank al =
tween three and four hundred dOLani a NJ
ty dollar bill on the Tombigby Ban w.
was torn in two, and pasted togeinl ~ y .
small piece Of white paper, with two IN \.
fers +; the rest of the bills not recOBeciea. !;
following is in part, a list Of the n0'''
book contained: Y
One note for 5000, endorsed p : :
Hudspeth. ca
/ note for $3.50, endorsed by John > n -
/ do do $444, do do 3 D va
& Lewis Whiteside,
/ note for $227, endorsed By SAINT, ~
l do do 400, do BY Fargus hI On.
l do do $500, do by BOyed . pa 591e !,
4 notes, 2 Of $3.50, / of $40, ! o. s''' :
dorsed by P. M. West. rng
! note for 500, endorsed BY 8 h y s It :,
3 notes, ] Of 800, / of $50 ! o ~
doFsed by John Graves. rlr
/ note for $l00, endorsed BY GeoIe ~ "a Z
/ receipt for sundry notes, amour. - % D
2. II. Halferd, of Carthage, MIS- h
sundry small notes, receipts and paP.l y. Z,
pnrtance to me. The above notes p''s
dry credits, amount not recoheetea'
The above reward win be given w. -. (,
son that VIII present me the book anIi, ~
tents. Address, Louisville. MS. 81
duced to believe that the book vas IN b
BY the FIRST person that past the IT, 4.
the fact that the Read Is plain, ana n n =
very large, say s inches by4. ID 80 +
men before / missed my beck, enc go -
minutes before missed Il. ] lnlIlsuiTfi q.
turned, and overlook the last man
Judge Bevel's; ] made known Y
situation- -he proposed that ! So, STD
him IN present Of witnesses; too q n 8
think proper 70 DO SO. believing 9 ! - 3
the first man past the Road GOT li's ~. 80 !
the factof The Roads beiHg e Fell W.
ron the inquiries The gentlsn1aah - ls.,ss
Tonmef, Interference e myself. ~ B
lies viii hereafter make known !. - -
and from The Very fact Of the gea -. 49, !.
marks Too. on BIS return from i ~, !.
70 this place. warrants the belle. y. 4, 8
my book ard - contents. nolliss. ~ 4
man can't believe athing
sons and I stand 81 ~ times reael
s. as6ns icI my belief 81
VH. B BILL. y - =.
ounbus Adeu rs 1873
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-06
PROSPECTS,
AUGUSTA MIRROR,

Il Sena-moathb Journal,
DerOfea to polite Literature an
ESffiIE intelligence.
THE Subscribers contemplate publish,
Il IN Tie City Of Augusta, paper ~
the above title. Its customary; on such a
casions as the present, TO publish to the va
full history IN advance of the coming ps
cation, IN winch all that could be desuei
its patrons is promised, and by xh,h aJs
tations are raised, such as are sedom reaa
But We trust the public have experienced
truth of this remark, too often, to regard d
cussion of the merits of our journal b.
as any inducement to its support T1l
this view of the matter, we shall conietE.
selves with brief statement of the mzl1
of the MIRROR, preferrlng rather to "a. u
claims 70 patronage upon the merits OftheE
per ITSELF than upon the strength Of AZ
promises.
The MIRROR is designed 10 Re exclusives
LITERARY JOURNAL, and viii contain pCls
Neutrality-suspicious. Moral Reading
gricultrPal and Scientific InteligeH,e-hE
Ty-Music, &c. &c. 1t will be the N q
the publishers to render the Mirror screT1
as Family paper, by excluding hem lEr
umns every thing Ike Politics, or Secrz
ism, and admitting nothing that can give
fence 10 any class of society.
The Mirror win be printed in quarO n
on fine, medium sheet, and on neatneElEl
Each number VIII contain one page Of rs
arranged either for the piano forte or guts
The columns of the Mirror are tenders
a medium for the publication of al aPFr1
Literary compositions, and we are not Efi
confidence in the belief that there is ltE
talent and taste enough among our CITIES
furnish its pages with a gOOdly PORTION Of p
production.
Asst is contemplated to issue tie fnt 10
Der early in May, we would request those 3.
feel disposed to contribute 10 the Nina,
send in their communications before The frs'
that month.
TERMS-Three Dollars IN advance, Pay
able on the delivery of the secondnEnher
u Any of orr friends furnlsbTgu WITT
list of ten subscribers, VIII be entitled o I
copy of the pGPer free Of charge.
WIN. T. THOMSON
JAS. McCAFFERTl.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-06

aTRPmEA

(ATToRNEE AT LAW
WAN continue to devote 4. =.
W attention assidiously to the ~ 5s. elne a
profession; and viii practice = Suues Of /
Courts Of Lowndes, Monroe, MI ne Gu
per, Winston, Oaktibbehaw. CS T~IOee4 Ees
ltawamba counties; and in the lSSS ,,-laE, a
ChanceTy Courts, at Jackson M;s'leene 4,
Office IN Columbus, Miss.
January 10, 1887. -.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-06
STORAGE,

THE Subscriber, thankful for ~.
Il offers the use of his War; d kTos
approaching season to allwho maYv;i..S5..ss ~ he
Cotton or Merchandi,a '''
at this place, pledging his personal ...
toail matters entrusted to his care. IT. IA
Is equally secure as any, and his rate r- ~.
age shall be as customary. %.
l have on hand, to close consigDm...
Bacon, Land, Flour, Salt, L;o,,,.
Wines, &C.,
which will be sold low for cash.
Columbus, Aug. 81, 1888. 'lAlS =
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-02-06
TIE LEFE AND WRITINGS OF
GEORGE WASHINGTON.

Wan Historical Notes and Illustrations.
EDiTEU BY JARED SPARKS
/ is now more than ten years since this
Il wolk was first announced for publication.
! he Editor : researches in London. Paris.
Washington, and all the States which form
ed the Contcdcraoy during the Revolution,
as well as the access he has gained To val
liable private papers in different parts OF
the country, have brought into his hands a
mass Of materials, original and important
IN their character, which will amply com
pcnsatc for the time and labor they cost.
The work is to consist Of the writings Of
Washinglon, selected from more than fifty
folio manuscript volumes of volaminous pa
pcrs left by him at Mount Vernon, which
have been in the possession Of the Editor
for eight years.
The best and most interesting of these
writings have been carefully selected and
methodically arranged with explanatory
notes and historical calculations.
They will be published in the following
order;
1st. Letters and other papers relating
to Washington's early military career in the
French War, and as commander of the Vir-
ginia forces.
ID. Letters, Instructions, addresses and
other papers relating to the American Rev
! olution.
Sd Private correspondence from the
time of his resigning the command of the
Army to the beginning of the Presidency.
4th Public and private letters, instruc-
tons and other papers from the time of his
Inauguration as President, to the end of his
life.
5th Messages to Congress and Public
Addresses.
! The first volume will consist Of life oil
| Washington, written with view to his per-
sonal acts and character.
The publishers pledge themselves, that
they will never sell the work at a lower
| price than is offered in this Prospectus. The
work Will be printed on the very best of pa
per, and executed in every respect in the
most splendid style, -
The work will be printed in the Octave
form, and executed in the best manner. each
volume averaging more than FIVE hundred
pages. The work will be embellished with
an engraving of Stewards portrait and Hou-
don's bust; and an engraving by Woolastou
of Mrs Washington, also with thirty plates
and sketches, illustrating important military
operations in which Washington was con.
cerned.
The work will be delivered in complete
sets if purchasers desire.
| ~ Price of the Royal Octave volumes,
in calf, four dollars; Royal Octave, in board
and cloth backs, three dollars per volume;
Volumes of the Octave size bound in calf,
three dollars and twenty FIVE cents;in boards
two dollars and twenty FIVE cents per vol
ume.'
u Subscriptions to the above, viii be re,
ceived at Pfster u Goodwin's Book Store.
Jeneury, 1888:
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-02-06

ENlllS subscriber offers for sale tho plan-
ation on which ne resides. situated on
he Military road, 10 miles north east Of
Columbus. The tract contains AGO acres.
loo of which are cleared and under good
fence. There is two story framed
dwelling house with five rooms-the out
houses are in good repair, and the ward
lnd garden Handsomely enclosed There
pre- also two excellent wells Of never fail
ing water and a small orchard Of good
fruit on the premises.
l wish also to sell a house aud lot in
columbus, at present occupied by Mr..
w m. Estes, situated near the Steam Boat
landing. The improvements consist Of
double log house, kichen, smoke house.
PC; and there arc three lots ufka quarter
pore each. Also: for sale two lots in the
Town. OF Aberdeen near the business part of
me town, and designated as lots No. S37
Rnd 538 in the original plan. This pro-
perty IS well situated, for private resi-
Hence. | wish also to sell in the County
Di Oaktibbeha, Section 10, east hf s. L. ar.
oecton IS, north Inf Section four, east hals
N r. ar. Section 5, north half cast half
South east quarter, section five, south half
west tAalt north east Or, sec. 5, all in Town
snip 20, Range IS east. Also: south hall
Section 33.townsbiP d, range Is east; Also.
west halt south west quarter, section nine,
township 90, range 10, east, and the east
M South west Or. Section %, township 90,
Range ID, cast.
he above described land is Of excellent
quality, and is admirably adapted to the
culture of Cotton; The principal growth is
oak and hickory, and the soil is a rich sandy
loan based on limestone. My hands are
now employed OF section 10 erecting cabins
and clearing land, would sell great bar
gam M the whole, or any part Of the above
named property. Any one who might pur-
chase the place OH which l live, can be &C
comodated with a few hundred bushels Of
corn quantity of fodder, a small stock Of
sheep cattle hogs. Sc, and possession Civ
en- on the Isl March next. Persons wishing
10 purchase can know the terms by appli-
cation to the subscriber.
VIM, s. BOILING.
Feb. 9th, 1888. ct.
N Is. Should not dispose Of my plan.
IatIon on the military Road blythe 1st march,
VIII rent it for the remainder of the year.
w, ). b.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-02-06
NOTICE.
NOTKEE.

Baak q The Tombigby Bal Roaa Co. }
Columbus, Hiss, 25lbJonuGrL 1888. {
N ilGsgslIIRAcIst eli TWEEN EsV,
I n peF cent On the Capital Stock of this
Company, is required to be paid in, at tie
Banking Hnsc, on or before the 1st day
If April, ensuing.
By order of the Hoard
II. w. CATER, Cashier,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-02-06
NOTICE.-M

OPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-M'
DUBOSE, Of Mobile, and JOSHUA
ZONES. late Of Erie, have this day
ned Copartncrship. with view Of
q a Factorage and General Commits
Business, in this city, under the firmvof
BOSE & JONES.
heir business will extend to the sale Of
ton, and all other articles of produce,
Merchandise, consigned to their address,
,ell as to the purchase of good for their
nds in the interior. From sheir con-
erable expe rience in Cotton, they have
e assurance in rendering their services
he Planters Of Alabama.
h addition to the above, they will attend
city to receiving and forwarding any
pments made to their care,
h cases where their correspondents may
.irc, they are prepared to make liberal
rance on Cotton shipped totheir friends
the North, as we'll as on bills Of lading
IN the inter Tor.
\ reasonable portion of patronage is res
ctlully solicited
NJ. DUBOSE.
J. G. JONES.
f. Bettner, ! NJ ",
,ssrs. B. L .Bourland & Co ~ ofA'
,ssrs, Luke Herman & Son, BALI.
,ssrs. Walker, Knight & Co. I NJ n
,ssrs. Boiley, Dolbear &. Co. ~ w.
,ssrs Webb & Nesbitt, Louisville.
,ssrs Strader & German, Cincinnati.
,Ssrs ID. &. J. b. Walker & Co. Mobile.
Mobile, Feb. 6. 183S-21-6w.
l5|Those papers having advertised for
Dubose & Co., will discontinue the
ne, and insert the above six weeks. and
'ard their bills to US for payment.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-02-06
DANCING.

* c. SMITH Professor Of dancing,
~ from New York respectfully offers his
.erVlces to the citizens Of ColumbuseJ vicin-
n.y. lie proposes to introduce the latest and
most fashionable sets OF cotiIionS. The
spanish dance, Scottish reel, MosanieIlo,
ana several of the most approved and fan
cy dances A subscription list is open at
the Book Store Of Messrs. Pfister & Good
WIN, also at the Columbus Hotel, where
early applications are requested to be made.
Columbus, Feb. 1888-21-1Wr
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-02-06

NOTICE is hereby given to ALL per-
sons indebted to the late firms of. N. Wal
Ton * 90. Walton & Daggett, or Daggett g,
Walton, that all accounts and notes. not
settled by the first of March, will be put in
the hands Of an officer for collection. with
out to persons. o0tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-02-06
W. DUBOSE.
]. G.. JONES.
.l'OTTCE.

IL Persons indebted by n tie or accoun,
a to the Estate of Thomas ]. Forbes.
e hereby notified, that they are required
pay up to ;he undersigned, administra-
b Of SAID Estate on or before the 18th OF
Iarch next. If their accounts and note,
fc not settled by that time, they WILDE
laced into the hands of lawyer, without
lspect TO persons, for collection.
SAMUEL DAVIS,
administrator
Columbus, Feb. 6, 1883.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-02-06

DlED.-On the 31st ult. at the residence
Of Charles TaliaferrO Of Lowndes County
Miss, Robt. H., son Of Robert and Mary
T. H. Shotwell, aged six years FIVE months
and nine days.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-02-06
ABERDEEN Female ACADEMY

NAAAS institution will go into
operation on the first of February next
under the superintendence of Mr.. JAMES
A. M,LEAN and LADY, assiste d bv Miss
NORRIS, who are well qualifie d to teach
all the branches usually taught in such in
Sntutions, together with the Greek, Latin
ana French Languages. From The expe-
Tlence OF Mr.. MLeaniand lady, the healthy
location and roomy Academy. with snffi-
cient rooms for all the classes, we flatter
ourselves that we shall be able to give gen.
cral satisfaction.
~ Boarding and Tuition are at the chs
tomary rates Of the west. Jan. Is. 1883.
JOHN L. TINDALL,
J. NJ. ANDERSON,
b. c. BURNETT,
H. w. PAISLEY,
19-3w
= olumbns Democrat please copy Sw.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-02-06
Trust Sale.


DUBLIC notice is hereby given that
by virtue in pursuance Of a Deed of
rust executed to me by Sylvester Pearl
bearing date the 18th day of March 1897
and duly recorded in the Office of the CIerL
OF Pro6ates for Lowndes County, in the
State OF Mississippi, l shall proceed to sell
on Monday the 18th day Of January 1899
at the Court House in Lowndes County
and town of Columbus, Mississippi, at nnh.
nc Sale tothe highest bidder, one equal in
dIVldual half or moietv of that certain piece
OF ground situated in the town of Columbus
L'owndes County, Mississippi; being part Of
lots number six and seven, in square nuno-
Der two, north of Main Street. And Alec
the one equal individual half or moie;1, Is
that certain piece of ground situated in C.
umbus aforesaid, designated as the IVES,
Palt OF lots number three and number eiehp
IN square number two, north of Main street
together with the buildings thereon. beino
the same property conveyed to me bv the
said Sylvester Pearl as aforesaid: ali If
which is fully described and set fsr.b in
SAID deed of trust Of Record aforesa5 and
to which reference can be had. The terms
VIII no ~ ~I~ - a. Il, r. Lis,
NJ. WATSON, Trustee
Dec, -, 1887 ids
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-02-06
A LAST CALL.

AM in debt and must have money, and
4 painful as it may be to me, if those that
owe me do not pay me in time to save them
selves, they will find themselves invited to
attend the next Court, in the character OF
Defendants. This may be taken as (not
the first by many but the last call.
l. N. FIELDS,
Feb. s. 1879 Of &c