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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-08
aew FErsn and New Goods.

which they are now Offering at unusual low pri-
ces for cash credit Consisting in part of the
following articles, viz
Black, Blue Olive, Adelaide, Brown and Steel
mixed BROAD CLOTHS ;-Slriped, Checked and
Plain Cassimeres; II large lot of Eng and A.. Cali
Goes at Gets per yard English Gnghams, color ed
Table Cloths Merino, Tmbet, EdInboro and Su
per Ednboro Shawls, from IS Ia 50 large assert
menl of Fancy Handkerchlets, Fiagg, Bandana &
Pongee do, Black Italian cravas; Black Blue and
Brown Camblels aud Cambeeens, Merinos,
Gro de nap, Gro de Lyon and Gro de Swiss Silks,
wife and colored Cambria Muslins, Black and
white Bobineiie Lace, Quilting, Llnnen, Thread d
worsted Il Merino Hose Gloves and Mitins of all
kinds ; Furniture Pacn at9d per yard Scarlet hg
ured Mereno; Blk Alepine and Bombuz'ne, Umbrel
las at 6s Tickings, Cotton yam.
PAPER HANGlNGS;
1000 yards Sheeling NJ 10 CTS
500 do Shlrlings al cts; Padding,
Canvass, drilling, sewing SILK, Twist,
Buttons, &c. &c; Fur Collars, Hair Seal, .
Caps, Fun do from 4-6 to $l2
] bale of good BuFFALOE ROBES;
Hard WARE and Cutlery;
CROCKERY .AyvD GLASS MARE;
IRON NAILS Swords and Cast Steel, Horse Nail
aud Spike Rods. Nail Plate and sleigh Shoes
ENGLISH BRASS KETTLES;
Good Y III. Tea at 81 cts;
Coffee at Sd; Pepper, Spne, Ginger, IL molasses;
Paints asad bye Stusas;
I'll aud Western SALT at z 6p"r husIiel;
STOVE PIPE and KNEES, aud SHEET IRON
All of the above goods. together with variety
for GA ,h or credit. Genti"mru aud Ladies are M
vcd To cali and examine Goods aud prices, ana
are assured that they will be sold low. No mis-
take.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-08

SHEDD IL JEWEI'T, Have just received
~ prime assortment Merinoes, CamIetteens, Cam
let Calico Shooting, Ticking, Cotton Flannel, Fan
cy and pocket handkerchief, Laces, Edgng, &c
Sc. " Cali and see
October 8, 1888 62
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-08
'1he Art Of Hraiing had lis origin IN The 'ooods'
and the forest is still the best yuedicai School,"
The Indian Purgafiyc Pills;

OR UNIVERSAL MEDICINE OF the
NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF II EALTu.
Established at Washington, ID. c. Jan 8. 1888.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07
MOORE. THE POET.

: M. Moore married laly Of The uamg o( Hmm
lion danrher Of the table decker 90 thr Ruuc.sscs
She had naeticli turn. anl Is sat 10 have assisted
her husband ia writing hs play TIE q oTi-g
spccimen Of her poetry Was handed ahHut before
their marriage Il Is addressed TO ,le daughter o..
The iamous Siephcn Dark.
You VII wonder, my Duck, Al The fau, must awa,
Your Jeaay, Of late, is quito cove, Sos gown;
Her millions though luriunc slo1d as r'lr,
Yet siH were wretehed II had Do Moaag,
As Ray as am, could spend half my days
In dances anil nD'ras. assemblies and PLAYS
Here fate sour poor Jdna, with Tears would dep"'e,
For, alas my dear gid, what are these wttoo,
MoORE
It's the ssme thing with uni'ers, with money. WITH
mea,
tAnd lhnl shall never be happy aglin)
i've aaueers I've praulnrs. I've lovers toll score
And Yet, lac true woman, SIGH Cor oac MooRE
Mama sie cries So Jenny, why sd rhis ado
You NAV ha &c a husband, you know, child or
two"
But pou,od. whtmperd iletisd swote,
would not have one, II could No, have MooRE
The Baron (poor devil) has just now been hete,
And has offered 10 settle eight hundred year;
But answered he Fellow, as ] have answered a
ecost,
You know that won { do,sr,lor inast have MOORE
Yet Cor 81 this bravado, vow and protest,
That srire ne'er yet had scal IN my h,ess'
For swear III not envy the mlser tis scofe,
So had bot eaogga tot myself aud one hooUE.
Though Use fools despise dare 10 ccnsure my fame
Yet ! think l'n as wise as some it,ks could name
bat worship that Idol which others adore,
For they who have ihu0sanE would gladly hay,
MoohE
yuu will wonder my girl, who this dear ane can be
Whose merits have mhde such conquest OF mr;--
You may gueU al his namc, for told you before
|, begins with an NJ, but date not say MOoGG.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07
Notice.

III NlNG purchased Of Mr., T. b. Randle. the
. u tl2Ht o, Waterman & Learned'S labor saving
Brick Machine, now oIler to dispose Of individual
or county rights to suit purchasers.
lnls machine has been IN operation the past sea-
SOU sufficient time 10 test as utility as II respects
rs Durability, ana tie saving Of labor
Ihe principal advantages this machine has over
all others BOW N use, consists in tic simplicity and
strength 81 u structure, having no complication of
machinery that is a6e 10 get cut 81 repair aud the
tapH'y Il tempers Tie clay and luouids the brick,
making irom 90 to so per minute with the aid of
two horses, lour men, ard sufficient number Of
boys to bear the brick
Those wishing Tor q cheap and expeditions metb
cd ioy manufacturing brick would DO well 10 avail
| themselves 0t this opportunity.
All communications addressed % The subscriber
viii meet with immediate attention
JAMES r, SMITH.
Columbus Mi, Ap8l 9th, ls39.-59-tE
n. b. Gentlemen wishing 10 purchase county or
town rights, can he accommodated by APPLYING A.
| the'oiHee OF the Columbus Democrat, Where lrv
can see testimonials Of the utility Of the above me,,-
toned patent,
THE Missssippian, Jackson, and The Repilf.
Gan, Holly Springs, viii please give the above SIX
assertions and forward bills to me. les
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07

~ .ICT % aiE tie CsHaslliqi Ru.-laed ca4
BaHkmg Composyef IieLsjrrz 70 PTa'f-ais
nor. r5ss'ur'g Thar uark Of h.aAa. Ia
.prersaeaf, aEt fsr other purpose.
VUHEREAS, 'te encouragement Of il,fraa. I'm
w prrveusHt deemed, By he Er,2t-f-, .
subject Of ,.r D. -.tt ml I'auc1 ahd u-elts' Peg
teTesl % The people Of M-sNpp and Ntti'aas
The president. directors. su1 company, of ihr COM
uefcla' ra.l-ruad hank II NcAsbury have manifest
cd the most sTisut zeal ana Lutrng industry iA lis
prosecution of he N.ea,barg and Jaes"H fa'-lo--'
alta time when a. The resources ni Tie county s's'
ei necessary 20 protect tie credit and character q.
banking department; and whereas, the legislature
are eeuslic Of ne vast Importance 81 speedily com
pet.ug the SAID road, without lmpaIrug the useill-
ness Of tie bank
Section l. Be f;ersci.I b, the Legislature Of ife
Stale of " s-ipr, That "a order 10 laciAiaic ne
said lmpf1g e1rri. without dcprvug the peoP.e u
the betsGJs D. the blnk, that Two hundred bonds,
of five thousand dollars each payable twenty wears
after date, To the order Of the PRESIDENT dirciors
ard company, OF the Cummeica. and raj. road bank
OF ilcksburg beating inte, est az 'he rate Of SIX
pr cent pee suuuH, shall be s2ned by the governor
of tle stale, cuuater.gned by tie stale treasurer,
aad u.dsr seal of tie STATE and the faith Of the
state be- and lIc same IS hereby. p., dyed Tor The
punclua. payment OF the pGncipa. and interest OF
| said bonds said bond 10 be IN the following words,
| lowt;
! Know 81. men by these presents, that the state Of
| Mseespri Acknowledges herself to be indebted To
thc president. directors, and company, OF the Com
neryli and rail road bank Of Nlcksbury, IL the sum
Of i've thousand dollars, current money ot Tie tnl-
i,a otale-, which sum the said state Of Mississippi
promises to pay 70 the order Of the president duec-
tots and company, uf The Commercial and railroad
bank OF Nlcksbulg, twenty years after date hereof
with interest at tie rate of six per cent per annun
from tie date OF the cndo, semeut payable sem-an-
nu1|y nj the place mentioned IN he endorsement
hereto. In witucSs Whereof the governor Of the
satcuf Mississippi las signed, and the treasurer o
the state has counlcrsigncd, these presents anC
caused the seal of the state to be affixed thereto,
Jackson, this day of in Tn
| year OF our Lord
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07
l0.OO0.0OO MOrus Multicaulis
Outlines.

vHNliE subscriber has Tor sale the above number
II ofcuillngS from Tins Invaluable tree No com
mentarY Is necessary To prove pconeStaby, the eN-
ccedinr value oil these trees. That The growing of
silk n this country is lucrative above all other occu-
patrons, Is established conelusivey, by reference To
experiments already fully tested--aud there exists
also, the dearest aud almost paipa6e evidence, that
the propagation OF The tree for market wili be pro-
hahc ior many years, At the north IN the culture
Of silk, $1,000 is considered an average yield to the
hand, where there exists many Inconvenience un-
known to this climate.
Applications TO myself, near Hamburg or to
Maj, W II Turner, agent al Marion, Perry county,
Alabama, promptly attended to.
j. NJ. WEiSlNGER
Hamburg. Perry CO. Ala. Nov9 lSf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07
The Family Physician

nR, EVERY MANS ComASloN, being tuu
W tlon from tle most approved medical q,
adapted to the southern and western elm e., =
which is added an account Of Aclbs, Re, AID
Plants, used for medical purposes, with fra1rH
how they are TO be prepared so hat eve narcau
he his own physician, together witt ooS'a.ro
medical terns-b, A. G. GooplETT, A. y 'or'.
ny years surgeon in the L, 5. Arr~g Nt7
appendix, containing a new and -ucca Hrtfa
treating As!ltic Cholera, hp hc cowg... Aoia
by PFiSIER & GOODWIN.
May l. 1890. NR
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07
Carria gcs for sale

4 NOLFlNGION has On hand and is sill
IN. receiving IRON Jennings, Robinson 4 Cn,s
mandatory al the north handsome sssor,men, =,
all kinds OF CARRIAGES coasistin,, IN nor, a,
Coaches, Charities, Barouches and B9gpys e.,
sc: which Willie sod on reasonable terms nj his
Repository.
All Repairing done with neamess and lespn,cb Al
bis old stand on Market street, Columbus
March q 1850 S4r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07

Sec, g AMI be it further enacted, That the said
bonds may le transferable by the endorsement OF the
president and cashier Of said bank, TO The order of
any person or persons whomsoeyer, or to the bear
ef aud the sad endorsement shall fix the place
where toe said principal and interest snail be paid
and all the expenses incurred therein shall be de-
raycd by the SAID bank,
See. 5. And be ii further enacted, That both
the principal and interest q! said bonds shall be paid
by said bank at the time they shall seyerally fall
due,
See T. And be il further enacted, That to secure
Tie payment If Tie prncpa aud interest ofthe said
bonds when eltler or both shall fall due 10y the
sad bank, the execution and delivery Of said bonds
70 TIE sand PRESIDENT directors and company Of The
Commercial and rai road bank Of NIcksbulg, shal,
have the force and effect Of mortgage upon the
said Ncksburg and Jackson railroad TO the state Of
| Mississippi which may be ioreclosed by the state,
upon any failure OF the said president, directors,
and company, to pay either the interest the prin-
opal ct sad bonds, according 10 the tenor and e.
| feet and HE endorsement thereon.
| Sec. ). And be it further enacted That the Sec
iau Of this act whereby the faith of this state rs
pledged tor the payment aud redemption OF the loal
contemplated by this acl, be referred to the next leg
lslliurc Of tins state, N pursuance Of the nnhseC-
| ton OF the seventh article Of the constitution; ant
! that this article be published under the direction o
the governor ~ al least three newspapers, publish
cd 10 His state iur three months previous 10 th'
next general election, and that tins act, logeihe
with the yeas aud nays thereon, be entered on th
journals Of .he senate and house OF representative
Sec. &. And be II further enacted, That tho eS
pcnse Of newspaper advertisement, mentioned !
this act shall be paid by The said rail road company
Sec. T. And be it further enacted, That tn
punuls, ,iehls, and privileges, Conferred by this ac
aud the act Incorporating the Commercial and IA
road bank OF Vickshurg, and the several acts supple
mounry " amodatory thereto, sIaI, be in FIJI, fore
aud continue unt the year one tiousaud eight hun
dred AND eightyi after which time he said roll-roa
shall become AMI be the property Of the STATE,
JOHN W. KING,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
A. l.. BlNGAMAN,
President Of the Senate
Approved, February 10, 1889
A. q. McNUTT.
August 30 1880 S-Sm.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07
smendment 20 he t,I.----

Amendment % he Iul,-.#.
A = ACT proposing On srgrf-7.-, .-
"A stIEtoU ~ ral STATE Of 81 s,s..--.
sEcu9S /. BE- q enacted b Tie t..
tic Stale 60 Hiss Ff- fwu-ft-l, q. -.
e1HcurIug !isi iLr s.siecuIa s.c:.-sa. a
article a. trC constitution OF Tie SAFE -. p
p 10 SO Changed, TERED and auer1st. rs
follows: sl-
"S,et.oa iesh \ separate saD--.r e.
ciancery shall be Cs.ablcl,d, WITH g4 -
20 a.. mat,ers Of equity: PROVIDED. f5.,r,.'. =;
legislature nay oa1 give 70 ,.e circuit r.--. f
each county equity luusl ctr1. s ..7--qr-.
be cccitt ty ne qualified electors Of ,-- ~
State, and shaH beat .oas, thirty yss-, N W..
tine Of his election. y
Sec. ,. b further enacted, Thatr.f.,r.-.
duty c' the Secretary a.! safe a. least ID, +,
preceding DE general t.ertian IN Noye.t.-..--
give Noise, By advertisement ia thee !, -
! tie newspaper, printed ia this state. tl#s -.
! The amenJmen, proposed thereby to ire 60
constitution Of lie STATE. Asj, oil lles,l ~.
! the qualified electors Of the state vor-, 49,
,ars o he legislature, >ia. aso vote f6y nj,
said an ,uOscn'. 10 manner 10 sw.uu n 80
els of those +, tl'9 fer sad smemm,ris -
written or printed TIE word ameLltasa,." s,s y.
the tickets Of those got.Gg a-alrt sad amet5nar,
| shai. be written or printed lie ~o.s 10 ars,-i
| mtnt.'
Sec, 3. Belt further enacted, Thst L. SD
4 o! tie dteren, counties shall make rt,,-,. -.
votes taken for OF against said amen. pert All ~.
| Of tie whole number OF votes gwen Ian p.p,.
J The Legislature, 10 tie Secretary Of Sis', ~ a.
| same manner and Under tie same rule, ard -.
tons as are prescribed BY law N rs;t.o, te Get.
! Of members Of Congress. And 70 slcile us -.
Of tie Secretary Of State 10 lay alb the c;urps !,
made before The next succeeding egisaiur, IN.
| Il II hall appear that a majority Of ll- cra.s,
electors, voting for members of The cgi,1'f... d.
have voted fer said amendments, lher 'Ne te,.pr
contained IN the first ~cc13on Of lbs art 'er
serted, by said legislature, as ur cons
tuition Of this State.
Sec. 4. BE tiurher eHor Cd It'll. je audi
OF public accounts shall 1t ue vym.' 4ts,
suTy IN favor OF ans printer or puu,l,lor "a. al. .
paper employed IN pursuance o. The s,eu. .,.,
OF this act on the certificate OF tie S,,r....
State, that the account Of such printer %, Fg
is correct.
Sec. 5. And be il further enacted, That ,h.
shall take effect and be N force from and afCr
passage. JOHN W, KING.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
A. l.. BINGAMAN.
President Of lhg Sewe.
Approved February IS, 1899.
a. G, McNUTE
DEPARTMENT or STATE, 4
Jackson, N. .Noyl !, 1889
| certify lie above TO he a true copy ID ii. s.
ina now on file, in he SecrearyS Ace
BARRY w, BENSON, See VI sss..
April so 43-6m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07

defend UroN YOUR own EXEKTtuNs. his
IS an excelen, principle for the working and trad.
my classes OF the community TO adopt, hut the
true philosophy of is scarcely understood, Not
outstanding the many ties which connect man
with society he nevertheless has imprinted on
his forehead the original doom that be must be
chiefly dependent on his own oxerons aud labor
iui support. 1t i3 an ncontrovefnbe fact found.
cd upon general experience, that where man
trusts to hts own exerlous in HE, he generally
succeeds, not IN Nmassing u fortune, al leasl in
obtaining comfortable living. On the other
hand, he who depends upon others Ior his success
n life, often finds himself wolully d,sappoin,ed.
Nothing gives so good an assurance Of well.do-
ms as The personal activity OF man daily exer.
teu ~. .h's own Interest. But should tho same
individual hnd nnSrlf sudden,,, .'aarcd a patron
age likely TO enrich hun OF GALL into tho heritage
Of somc anHqnlalcd Claim To property which h,
thinks Il necessary to prosecute is ten TO on
that he ceases to be industrious from ,ha mo
mcnl, and IS finally ruined The only true wa
to make happy progress 10 Tins world, is to 90 Of
N logged Gnd pe,severIng pursuit OF one 900
object, neither turning TO the right nor to the e
bat making our business our pleasure as much a
possible, uahl Ne find ourselves at the coal q
our Wishes with fortune almost unconsNonsl
in our possession Humanity, kindred, an
friendship, have their claims upon Us, which "
should always consider aud look upon with goo
aud proper feelings; but not mjne ourselves b
giving TOO freely to relieve the wants Of other
We ehould be just kind and atiablo to all, an
, endeavor to lnsu into the minds Of others, II
same sprit OF perseverance, that anlmates us, oI
joining them awaysio remember that success
life IS more certain Of attainment by their CIV
una'ded eXert,ons, than BY any reliance for asst
tance upon others.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07
General Agency and Gon'ni o.
EI;KsSnpEe,

FENElE subscribers have formed copa,,aes
L in the above line ul business, to BE- co.
N the Guy Of Mobile; from and after ID, 6rs lagG
October next, under The slve aud fra o.
II b. Il &. HOLCOMBF
Having been engaged in the same line oI Isnes
Tor several years il the City Of Augusta, GJofgla-
and acquired the necessary experience and howI.
edge OF the business they have undertaken esp'
calIy in The sale ocolton, they feel confident olbe'
In9 able to give satisfaction 10 those J thelr lenNs
who may confde business 10 tc. r aroment
One Of lhe firm " II at all times q. srg.y pV
cnt, to attend 10 he bG>aes, & f.. rra.
HENRY D. HoItGHhF
GEORGE a. N3L'.Ehl
Nov. lGih 1913 gov.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07
WHEN AT. MY MOTHERS GRAVE.

The following louchingy tender and eNqnsIi
lines were written bv that "pnei Of all circles,
George d. Prentice. Es1, of the Louisville iourna
al the early age Of fourteen years Who that ba
loved and lost a mohcr bot VIII sigh responsive
their sadness ED. Pei
The trembling dcw-drops la
Upon tho shutting nowers--lke souls at rest,
Tie stars shine glorinusly--and all
Save me, is blcsi.
Mother love Thy grave -
The violet with is blossom blue aud mild
Waves DER ny head when shall itwave
tbove thy child
'Tis q sweet nower--yet must
Its bright leaves TO The coming tempest brow
Dear Mother--ts ,hine emblem --dusl
Ia on Thy brow
Aud could hove 10 de-
To leave nntasted iles dark bitter streams
BY thee, as erst 10 childhood, lie
And share Thy dreams.
And must linger hsre
To stain the pamage Of my hnlcss years,
And mourn the hopes TO childhood dear.
With bitter tears
Ay--must lingcr here
A lonely branch upon blasted tree.
Whose last lfsil leaI, unlimcy sere,
Went down with thee
on from HES withered bower,
In sill communion with he past turn
And muse on thee, The only flower
In memury's urn.
And, when the Evening pale
Bows like mourner Oh The dim, blue wave,
stray TO hear The night winds wall
Above Thy grave.
Where is thy spirit nawni-,
| uasa sh.ra~-thp L,et iR imageu thtfc~-
listen and thy gentle tone
IL on the air.
Oh come--whie, here press
My brow upon Thy grave, and IN those mild
And thrilling tones Of tenderness.
Bless, bless thy child
Yes, bless thy weeping child
Aud DER thine urn religions hottest shrine
Oh give his spirit indebted
To blend with thine
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07
MOrus MuIticNuiis.
NluIticaulis.

FENHE subscriber will remain few days in this
L. place md its vicinity, during which line en-
gagcmenls moy be made with him for tbe delivery
either in this place or Mt Athens in Georgia (he bat
Ter Of which would be prcitrred) fora quantity Of,
either tho eyes, or cuttings, of the genuine Motus
Mohicauls Mulberry tree; persoss wishing TO pur'
chase, and get into the stock of this valuable tree
can apply at this Office where information may hC
had OF me, and The time aScertalned when eNpec
10 be in this place, at which time all preliminauc'
can be settled JOSEPH c, COLT.
Columbus, Now lS3e-20G
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07
Misunderstanding and Turning.

TNHE subscriber would respectfully inform ile
Il citizens ol Columbus and its vicinity that he
carries on 'he cabinet making business in an It's
branches on Nainstreet, two doors below Bel G.,
Corners tavern, where he LAS variety Of elegant
furniture, Uhich will lie sold as cheap for cash rs
can be afforded at any ether establishments in his
country, He would inform carpenters, and others
interested that he is prepared 10 DO all bOds Of
Turning in wood. WM DAVIS.
n, B.-Haying purchased The HrARsE owned by
Mr. Dubree, and repaired It thoroughly, he viii al
tend 10 all orders in the undertahers line. W.D.
July ~, 1889 If
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07
To tIic Public.

\ n consequence OF The death of Uur late Sheriff, il
Il becomes accessary, as for as practicable. to SET
up oil the unfinished business remaining unsettled
IN the circuit court clerks office, and as we have al
ready sustained considerable loss by falling to col
ect cost il becomes due, lhis is therefore 10 give
notice 10 all concerned that we snail commence
forthwith 10 ISSUE executions in a cases where
there ire judgments uF cos,s, ana also against The
plaintiffs IN all cases where executions have been
returned "no property found" and this rule viii
be invariably pursued IN future All persons, there
fore, wishing to save additional cos; would do well
10 avail th nseyes OF this notice and come forward
aud settle up.
OVID p BROWN, c. c. {,
November Is, o39.--90-5w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07
Wanted.
Dissolution.

TgNHE co-parnership heretofore existing under
l. the firm Of BRowN & RAMSEY, is this iay dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons indebted
TO the firm will please make payment 10 John c.
Ramsey, who Is alone authorized 10 receive ali dues
and disburse all liabilities of the concern.
THOS. W. BROWN,
April 26, Is39-49U JNO, {. RAMSEY.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07
Iudian's panaCea.

EUST received u new supply of His invaluable
% medecnc--For sale by + SMITH.
vugust 81 ls39--S-ti
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07
Valuable Plantation fer sale.

aA@SEA will sell on reasonable TENS nv
zB$ plantation IN Noxubee co,Aty. situated
GEYSN between the Tombighce and Noxubee
- rivers, ten mikes from the R.:Le., ard
one from The NoXubce and lying difecif{ on II :
road leading from Macon to jamestown and Gaines
vile Alabama. The tract contains $50 acres, about
220 acres Of which is prairie and the Whole Of # is
the best quality OF cotton land, being OF rica san
dy soil There are about 200 acres in ine state
OF cultivation The Plantation is well watered By
creek running through it, and also has on three
springs Of limestone water which run throughout
the year; besides well IN the yard Of as lnt lree
stone water as can be found in The State. There
are on the premises two fine Young orchards Of
choice Iiun The buildings are comfortable dwell
Jug house, negro cabins, corn cribs, cotton r:n
with screw SC. &c. This place was formerly
owned by Mr.. X. Ridgcway, and is known BY the
name Of The Rdgeway tract. ANY one wishing to
purchase cotton Plantation would 10 well &c exam
Inc The premises. For further particulars apply to
Ire subscriber living in Macon, or in his absence 10
Mr.. Ridgeway, proprietor Of tie Washington Hall
Macon, or 10 Mr.. G. Hairless four miles from Macon
H. n. SP0ONrR,
Macon, June 90, 1SS0-5l-c
90 The Tuscaloosa Flag and the Huntsville
Democrat are requested to publish The above 70 ,he
amount Of FIVE dollars each, and send their bis II
me as above n, " SP0ONH2.