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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

We give today the following, (Which va reenved
from eur correspondent per St. James) net a news
matter, but - containing some useful hints On the
state Of the market
LoHDoS, June - isss
you per North Amercs and alteration notice
.he American price. with the exception o. IN: U.sd
sold yesterday at f2s 3D. heh 10 the quotation today.
has been rather more business dsg ~ eur Money mar
quotation The received per sh field which arrived
Gs aSs e
anxiety ss The win now blowing VIII strong from IN, I've a.s
received yesterday very late dates from the East Isd,ss
BY ,he oveana ma-he letters and papers from Benlay be-
rg Of the 27h April No material alteration had aiken place
Mawa declined 10 $3.50 pei chest owing to The usavors-
%ae o T.
owing to the arrivals prices have been prevented
rom adsancg The last mail rom Engasd arrived at Bonn
Accounts have been received from Spain morning. which
the Queens party had been successful This has
loan sposon shown on the part OF the spsnis 70
vernment to provide for the Old bond bode will make
materia alteration In the price of stock.
pP Lord Durham is becoming the observed Of alt
observers!
II The Baltimore Sun has not been struck off our
list We want to have little to de with the sun az
possible this weather. but that Sun warns and grati-
fes, but never Expresses us.
10 Lecomte is still laid on her beam ends" as
the sailors say. She sPrained the tendon Achilles.
90 "Whiskerando" shall appear soon.
20 "Leungers No. a in day or two.
10 We shall dish the Courier up in day or
two.
90 Maria" is received-she shall be put in print
soon.
D'There is talk of Tagion coming over to see
us.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02
NJ No more murders since our last.

T A splendid letter from Mr.. Bennett tomorrow
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

30 We shall dish the Courier" up in day or
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

CEIumnRAsHuM AND PERFvnERy.-f esterday and
this morning we called at about one hundred stores
and shops of various kinds, in order to obtain lew
bottles Of Cologne and Lavender. To osr great as
constituent, we could only obtain one bottle OF La
vender. weinquired, why this Scarcity The only
answer is that IN consequence Of the expected boo'-
ton crowd at the Tabernacle this afternoon at three
o'clock, all the perfume has been bought up 1t is our
design to procure few pounds Of chloride OF lime
and spread j, around the spot which we take our
seat This will, to a great extent, destroy the goat
,6fupia There will be great black, mulatto, and
white speeches Several females, as also males, and
some delegates frem the West Indies, are preparing
TO harsngue the assembly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

90 "Whiskerando" shall appear soon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

On our outside will be found account Of the Are
which broke ont in the chandlery or soap factory Of
Baurmesten q Sohepelin in the rear of l60 Ham
mond street.
The poor fellow who was burned to death was
named Samuel Kilpatrek he was in bed at the time.
The following are all tine further particulars we
could learn. About Toe families are burnt cut OF
house and home
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

DF Lord Durham is becoming the observed of all
observers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

20 "Leungers No. A. in day or two.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

this thy vctes Queen, here humbng herself
before Thee thy foooo and grscousy receive
atops which, In humble OF thy
ALL and Of thy great bounty uso her in particular
ly mediator and Advocate. Amen"
The Queen having thus offered and so fulfilled His
commandment, who said, "Thcu shalt net appear
before the Lord thy Ged empty" proceeded as be-
fore TO the chair Of state, the south side of the
altar.
In the meantime, the lords who bore the regala ex-
cept those who carried the swords, went in order
near 10 the altar and presented each what he car
red 10 the archbishop, who delivered them to the
dean Of Westminster, TO be placed on the altar.
This great officers of state with the exception of the
Lsrd Great Chambcrlain) and the noblemcn who
had borne the regala deposited on the altar, went
to the respective places appointed for them the
Bishop OF Durham standing on the right hand Of
her Majesty, with the noblemen carrying the
swords on his right hand the Bishop OF Bath and
Wells on her MaIesiys left hand, and near nm the
Lsrd Great Chamberlain.
The noblemcn bearing the swords Except the sword
of STATED continued TO stand on the south side OF
the area until the enthronizston.
THE LITANy.
Then followed the Li,sny. read by the Bishops Of
Worcester and ST. Dsvid's, vested in copes, and
kneclipp Mt faldstool above the steps on the mid
die of the east side Of the theatre; the choir did not
read the responses, in order, we presume, conve-
piently to curtai the service.
The Bishops having read the Litany, resumed their
seats on the bench alcng the north side Of the area
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
sheriff. Sale.

10y Virtue Of a rsHffloHI erpoaas issued from The
ID Clsrs Of the Circuit court Tor LH"ndes county
aui o. me directed wI expose to sale at tire coufi
bo,se dor IN tie town Of Columbus iur cash, un tie
MONDAY rhe 81 dly Of December n~Xt, AL the risit,
tile. claim anI interest that Edwin +. S.1ie \
J,rnanBiker have 10 aud 10 the lu.owIng described
hot m the town Of Coumbt> 10 wit: Lot number
sy. IA square number two, north oi Nla.n-sutet'
iToniing Market-streei, occupied by ROBBINS d
MKeller as a grocery levied on al the instance ol
tie President, Directors and Company oi the Pan
trry' Bank Of the State of Mississippi, against Ed
win f.. SaIe, Jeruau Baker, james j. Puler no
mas g. Tahb and Benlsmiu ;. Long Sale within
tie hours prescribed by law. This % day oI No.
verb4r l33s. JOHN w. BYRN, SIM.
Is4 TPr fee 81 50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
SIIeriGs Sale.

ny virtue Of two wrts of f. ia. issued from
ID the Clerk of the Circuit court Of Lowndes
c 49, at the October Term, 1888, and To me d.
5rcie shall expose 10 public sale for cash, at tie
Courthouse door IN tie town OF Columbus, on Mon
,lay the l7lh day OF December next all the night, Il
he, claim and interest, that Marmadukc Box has IN
aud to The following described land, To wit: The
east half Of the northeast quarter OF section seven
teen, in township. eighteen, of range seventeen
west and oh the Improvements thereon; levied On
as the property of Marmaduke Box, 10 satisfy sun
dry executions in favor Of Alexander Gibson &
George Law against Michael j. aud Marnaduke
Box. Sale within the hours prescribed BY law.
JOHN W. BYRN, Sh'f
November 8, lS3s-lSl1 Pr. fee s I 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
Livery Stable.

VNHE subscriber les opened LIVER,
Il the city o. Columbus. on Ma,,ry -, ,5.--s e
The courthouse, where he vii aecorrro5,,ss as';
HIS stable IS new, arge and cUunod.9g, .o,',s
III adjoining, containing water. Itss'rs. - :
Piled with variety Of forage, and eEoo7, =,
to those who cal upon him His charcss :, go
as moderate as al any other stable and ~ - (
with due regard 70 the hardness Of tie -. IA
shall be such Is 70 satisfy those who avn, - x
their custom. He has room ior ihrfv-s.,' ''I p
iH single or dlube stalls, and can accGrB,t-i-.. ~
gle horses n pairs or droyeS by the day -, -
month. TIE utmost attention vii he - T. q
fresh and improve tie animal and To ~ -. \ =
tnn 10 the owner. He keeps ior bire, So, .,'.'s
HamesS Horses, BY the day or week. %
Having served an apprenticeship To tie f..
nary Art IN tie northern aud prsc-iceI e. ' ,St'
wears IN southern Giles he processes q 49,. %
Of he anatomy Of the Nurse, lamlarily WI
remedies ior It's diseases, and particularly "a, 80 <
are incident 10 a soulhrrn climate. HIS sp,,.- .
Farrier is wen known in hi. and Other 80:
winch lie has practBed the veterinary ART h. 81
his services in this line also, and viii prpr,n, y1sa
tend to all calls at his sta be where he viii bs =
found CHARLES PfIrt pss!'
Nov. s, 1888. 1874
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
Rangers Sale of Estrnys.

I shall offer for sale at the Court house door in Co.
4 lumbus, Lowndcs county, Mississippi, on Nor
day the l7h of December next, for cash, the follow.
inv estrays unless the owners come forward prove
property, pay charges, and take them away. 10 wi
One bay horse, taken ny Thomas B Bell miles
south OF Columbus; also, one light bay horse mule
taken up by Allen G. Ecker nine miles southwest 81
Columbus; asn black mare poncy, taken mn by
Thomas w u Moore, branded with NJ NJ on each
shoulder; also, one grey poney, taken up by Henry
Gibson also, grey mare mule, bav mare. and \
stud mule,la up by L. n. Fields; 10 miles nnr,h
Of Columbus; also, one sow, eight PIGS. and two
barrows, marked with a swallow fork in ,he ri,,l :,
and crap and under-ht in the left, taken nm Jobn
Jones Due attendance will he given nv me
JOHN FLETCHALL, Ranger.
Nov. Is, 1885 1914
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01

DY virtue Of sundry executions issued from the
ID clerk Of the Circuit court Of Lowndes county,
and 10 me directed, shall expose TO public sale at
the court house door, IN the town Of Columbus, on
Monday the Sd day OF December next all the right
tide. claim and interest, that WI lam A. Verell has
in and to the following described property in the
;own of Columbus, To wit: Lot number t. in square
number L. south Of Main street, and the improve
ments thereon levied on as the property Of said
VIM. A. VcrelI, 10 satisfy sundry executions in ia
vor of John NJ Kirk and others Sale within the
hours prescribed by law, this 26lh day of Oclo-
Der 1898. JOHN w. BY RN, Sh'h.
Nov. 5, 1858 l1W5 IL fee IS 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
Sheriff Sale.

Df virtue of an execution issued from the Clerk
- Ct the Circuit court OF Lowndes county, and
I" me directed, shall expose 10 public sale at the
court house door in the town OF Columbus, on Mon
day the 81 day of December next all the rgl nile.
claim and interest that Henry A. Garvln & John
X Garvn has IN and 10 tie following described pro-
pcrty IN the town of Columbus, to wit: the north
hall OF square tiiiy-Sevcn, north Of Main street and
all the Improvements thereon, levied on as The pro-
properly of said Henry A. Garvn g. John R. Gar
yin, to satisfy an execution in favor of Jno A. Mu-
len. Sale within the hours prescribed BY law this
Goth Oct 1888 JOHN W. BYRN, Shf
Nov. 8, 1898 17w5 Pr fee Sc 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
Trustee Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance OF
IN Deed in Trust executed by jeremiah b.
Irwin Of Lowndcs county AMI State Of Mississippi,
on the 9th day Of April, A. d. 1887, to Addison
Peel of the County and State aforesaid, as Trustee,
TO secure the payment oil certain promsSory note
therein mentioned and described, and to save harm.
less James Carter from all liability as security for
said Irwin in said note, will, as trustee offer at
public sale at the Court House in Columbus, Mis-
sisslppi, on Monday the 81 day of December next
within the hours prescribed by law, all the right
title, and interest, which the said jeremiah b. Irwin
has IN and to the following described negroes, tc
wit negro boy by the name of Charles, about Is
years Of age, and one negro woman named Millv
about % years OF age. Such title as is vested in
mt by sad deed, will be conveyed to the purchaser
ADDISON PEEL, Trustee.
! Nov l6, 1888 1873
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
ShcriHss Sale.

DY virtue of writ Of fer facias that issued
ID from the Circuit court of Madison county,
May term Of said court, 1888 and to Inc directed,
will expose at public sale, for cash, at the Court
house door in the Town OF Louisville, Winston conn-
ty, on Monday the l7th day OF December next, all
the right, title, claim and interest, that Thomas Old
has in and 10 two acres of land lying adjoining the
town OF Louisville on the east, Joel Delaney on the
south, and Urah Davis on the west levied on as
the property of Thomas Old to satisfy an execu-
ton in ,avor Of Alexander Walker use SC.
JNO. ii, HARDY, Sh'h.
Nov, 10, 1888 1914 Pr fee s. 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
Trust sale.

DY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed BY Sam'l
ID l., Webster 10 me, the undersigned Trustee,
dated the eth day of Nuv. 1885, and properly of
record IN the Office of the Clerk Of the Probates
Court Of the county Of LowndeS aud Stale of
Mississippi to secure the payment of certain debts
therein named will offer for sale at public auction,
and sell to the highest bidder for cash, at the door of
the court house. in the town of Columbus in said
county OF Lowndes on the 9th day OF December
next, between the hours of eleven O'Clock, A. Nj.
and two O'Clock ?. Nj. the following described prop
erty conveyed TO me BY SAID deed Tor the purposes
therein specified that is 10 say; The north half of
section twenty-three the north half of the south
east quarer-norh hall of the south west Quarter
OF the same section to be divided by an east and
west line through the centre of the south half of
this section also, all that part of the north halfo
section twenty-five, which is situated on the south
side OF Ca-mw-pah CreeH .4Hd, all that part of
the south west quarter of section fourteen which is
situated on The south side Of said Creek Il al creek
with its m'anderurs being the boundery line on MI
north OF all that part of the land here conveyed
which is situated in section twenty-five. and in Soc
ton flieenthe entire tract here described heinz
situated IN Township 49, in range l6 cast. in Co,
lumbus Land District; together with The heridit,.
ments appurtenances ihereuno belonging or in any.
WISE appertainng, Such tile as is vested in mo
BY said Deed wild be made to the purchaser.
Nov. Q, 1883. JNO. c. WHlTSTrT.
lo-4w Trustee
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01

t-. ,.tae interests. and DE Convenient ne7'an
,,.4 ..-i.-,, af the aaaIugs 20 b. erected
Sc 20 md d u ftrhsr eaacfea. Tat iDr tie
.........t OF the 7tzr-fss aar.nn-.d by illS aci,
r,b.- dian thosr herein before provided ilr suii-
r.sot~ .un Of 10ney b., and the same is hereby
aDyr1p17ied % be- paid on, Of any money a he
IRE nv not Otherwise apprapuaied.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
Notice.

BANK OF THE ToMBIGBY R. X. 70
Columbus, March 10th, 1855
HOOKS for subscription to the balance o. o w
~ capital stock OF the Tombigby Kan h'. :.
Company will be opened at their Banking HOUSE !,
10 O'Clock on Monday the 10Th inst and H - ~
open for six months, (uuess the amount shoua i
previously subscribed lor) under an ac en' IL.
" an act, to authorize Rail Road Companes Nv he
pose Of their unsold stock, copy of which u'! y
seen at the Banking House.
By order OF the Board. n.
H. w. CATER, CSaN''
March nth, 1893 36-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
Commissioners Notice.

VHNO all persons interested in the estate of
- john Alfred, late of Nashville, I.owndes
county, deceased: Thomas J. Lewis Administrator
of the estate aforesaid, having represented to the
Probate court that the said estate is nsoyent the
undersigned by an order of the said court have
been appointed Commissioners with full power 10
receive and examine all The claims OF aud against
the said estate we viii III compliance with the nr
der OF the court aforesaid meet tie creditors Of sao
estate, al Nashville, on the second Monday in
March, 1889. All accounts SC. may be handed 10
the commissioners atany tine.
N. N. NASH,
A. SMITH
sept, oih, lc3S.-9-td. Commissioners.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
Cockrell's Horse Boarding Hon..

"HE Columbus Livery Stables are loc,.I
Il near Livngston's Hotel-enlrancs NV
Main street. SADDLE HORSES of so,. asa'
quality, gentle, with easy gait and high sprlsd -"
always be had on moderate terms. An SIR If"
KEYS, GIGS, BAR0UCHES, and COACHFS
with gentle horses, with or without drivers maxI.
procured on the shortest notice.
The undersigned will also keep horses bv tbe 4. !,
week, month or year, on the lowest terms, III,
stables will be under bis particular and constsn, A..
ten'ion and all who palronze HIM may rely uDo,
having justice done them.
An excellent HEARSE may be had on shor no
tee at all times; the charge vii be reasonable
SIMON COCKRELL.
September 6. Is39-9-n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
Dissolution,

VHNHE partnership heretofore existing between
u the undersigned as merchants, under ,bo
firm Of Wilton Hubert, is this day dissolved h.,
mutual consent. All those indebted 10 said fem =
Wilton & Hubert, are requested 10 cali m en-,
Wilton, who alone is authorized TO collect ma -
ceipt for the debts due US. any 'e'
LYMAN WILTON
.b.n,.,o -. LoRlNG HUBERT.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
To the Public.

I'm the third day of April last letter was de,
y posted in the Post office at Cokesbure
Abbevle district South Carolina, directed to A. j.
Hodges OF Columbus Miss. containing the following
notes or bonds, which BY some means or other ha ve
been oSl on said rout. viz: note in favor of the
subscriber drawn jointly by NJ. WalthaIl, erasmus
l.. NaSh A. j. Hodges. and R. Cole. for 81 1s7
dated December, 1895, due LIST January, 1888 al
so one for $500 40, dated April 26th, 1887. due
LIST January 1888, with interest from date. drawn
by Nj. Waihall in favor of the subscriber also one
in my favor given by the said Wallhal for 1881
40, dated April Goth, 1887, with interest from The
date, due Isl July last. All persons are cautioned
not 10 trade for said notes, as their payment have
been stopped. w. ~ w. KELLER
Sept. s. lSSs,-9-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
Livery Stable.

TENHE subscriber thankful for past favor,
n would respectfully inform the public hattie
is still at his old stand, corner Of Market and Wash.
ington streets, where every thing will be conducted
under his own perIntendence, and nol surpassed
by any establishment OF the kind in tie South H,
has attached to The Stables, large Lots, for the DC.
communication of Stock Drovers, Wagons, SC. with
good trough, and plenty Of Corn and Fodder, at,
fair price, S. B. ALLEN.
Columbus, Oct 6, 1888. 1911
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
George Lyons. Cabinet Maker.

Nam Street felc doors East ofihe Columbus Hotel
III rs ON hand, general assortment of So
~ FAS, BEDSTEADS, DRESSING IA.
BLES, TABLES, WORK STANDS, COTS,
&c, sc. which he offers for sale low for cash or
approved credit He is also prepared 10 perform
any work IN his line which may be required, on
short notice. he solcits the patronage Of The ci-
zens of Columbus and vicinity and pledges himself
to give satisfaction to all his customers.
OF Undertaking will be attended &c at all times,
and Hearses, Collins, Sc, provided.
Angns, 4, lSS9--4-t.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01

NNHE undersigned having received the asen-
III cy for The State Bank of Alabama at New
Odeans; ana having also entered into Copartner-
shin under the firm name of Mari, Brown s. Co.,
for the purpose of transacting general FACTOR
AGE and COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the city
Of New Orleans, would respectfully offer their SER
vices To their friends and the public in general they
will be in New Orleans early in October next, and
byprompt attention 10 all business entrusted 10 them
in their line, and by their Undivided attention 10
please aud accommodate they confidently hope a
share OF public patronage.
D. P MARI,
Z. ?. BROWN
J. J. WEBSTER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
Notice.

HNHE subscribers particularly request all per
n sons having unsettled accounts with them to
call at their former Counting room, and close them
BY note or otherwise.
We have also 6 or 5000 dollars worth of goods
which we wish to sell nj wholesale.
BURGESS & THOMPSON
Columbus, March cath, l93s-37-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
Baking.

KI BOUND, thankful for past tavors' ." r.,
lie this method to inform the citizens % ~.
umbus and the public generally, that haln a,, g
cured an assistant Baker, he lis now md
a Butter Cracker. which, being always iresn, 4" nr
branch Of the profession which he has olo~s ran,
the last fifty years without inermssIo' ". $50
them better than any imported Cracker nc rates:
extending his bakery to every variety 0, - .up.
specifications for anv kind or quantity, w'n "
Piled al short notice for Families or ParteS. .,gsd
2. 5. Merchants and Planters can DC s'P slso,
with Crackers by the single pound or barrel .riicls
Hard, or Sea Bread, an excellent and cheap ii.
Tor plantations, as it will keep for years !" ss,1
mate. July s, lSsS-'-..
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
Bricks, Bricks, Bricks.

WATERMAN & LEARNED'S neply IN
w rented Blick Machine, Having paf'
chased the right for the State Of Mississippi; now
offer to dispose ofrshts by counties or single nghs
TO suit purchasers. Those interested in the mani'
Iaclure of bricks, are rquesed to call and see lhe op
Grafton and Judge for themselves. The Maenn'
may be seen in successful operation in tbs pact
at Mr. Wallace's brickyard.
The principal advantages this machine pas u vs.
all Others now in use, consists in the simplicity anu
strength of its structure, and the rapidly Ws Nv
pers the clay and moulds the brick, making rom w
to SO per minute, with the aid OF two horses VI
mules. four men and sufficient number Of 0O'''
t. bear off the bricks.
THO. B. RANDLt'
Columbus, Aug II, lS3S-5-tL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
Auction and Commission bushes

Holm W. BYRN s. A. C. BURGESS pa,
- associated themselves together tor 9'' ron-
pose of transacting General Auction ana ~ J Il
mission Business. They will attend to the !. S' iii
al kinds of property that may be offered, mr.
also, receive and Store all kinds Of goods Una. .,e
sons may wish TO have sold, either at PFiss~, ~
or at auction. Store on Main street, one uOO'
Of Mcclure s. HUMPHREYS. ,.
J. w. BYRN,
A. c. BURGESS,
Columbus, march 5, 1855
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
Commission Business in Mohi c
RObinsOn & Deiarnette.

WNILL continue the Commission Business
Wv in Mobile, they offer their best services
to the Planters of Alabama and Mississippi
Oct. 13, 1898. l4m3
p5-The Selma Free Press; Columbus, [Miss.)
Democrat; Tuscaloosa Flag; Wetumpka Sentin-
el, and Mobile Register, will each insert the above
three months, and forward their accounts 10 Mobile
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
Commission Merchant.

VurLLAM NJ. CURTISS. "A Camp Street,
w New Orleans las opened Commission
House, ami will attend to all business III his line.
Nov 81 20-2m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
mobile AdvertIsements.

Grocery and Commission Business
BEN TOOMER & Co.
couMIssIoS NERcHANTs,
Noble Ala.
JF.GAT. & Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
New Orleans, La.
TT HUDDLESTON & Co.
,-,,orrs,1E sRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Gam. >vue, "A.
TOOlIER. HUDDLESTON& Co.
,-,,o,rS,tE CRoCERs AND COMIIss;0S NERCHASTs
Co'uIpbs Nj.
B,u. Toomer. 7. j. Hu4dieaon, Joseph r. Gay.
Nov. -, ISIS. 1Uu
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
justices Blanks

~ an kinds, neatly printed on line OaOer Tor
safe al ms once July %.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
O'NeiII, Mic laux & Thomas,

Factors * GEYERAL Commission MERCHANT
MOBILE, ALA.