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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-02

The packet-ship Roscius, on her massage
out TO Liverpool, performed one third of her
passage in ~ hours.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-02

The imports of specie into the United
States, since 1921, has exceeded the exports
upwards Of fifiy-seven millions of dollars,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
Columbus Museum.

Jast opened on Nam Sfreet, Columbus vi.
FNHE undersigned after considerable expense,
Il bath OF toll and money, has succeeded IN coli
iectlng several thousand specimens OF natural curt
oSiteS. Also great variety OF cloths and maIraSS-
made Of bark grass, and New Zealand flax by The
south Sea Islanders some OF their dress
Is, ornaments, amu.cts, aud implements, ahd also
large collection Of botanical drawings
In this rare collection there are one hundred and
thirty varieties of eenchology or shells, aud near
two thousand Specmens-hip bone, and section OF
the lafgtsi MaStolon tusk ever found, or At least
that We have any account of; great variety OF los
sis. Indian anhqmticS--and TO cap the climax -one
Of the best collections of cryslahzauonS 70 be ound
ia the western country. In word, there is some
thnr IN this museum to interest the scientific, amuse
| the curious and drive melancholy fem the hypo-
chondrac Hours OF admitance from 9 \, NJ Ia
l9P Nj.
| Terms OF ApNirrAScE.- Gentlemen will be re-
auirel 10 pay ONE DOLLAR for their first admit
| lance. aud twenty five cents for each subsequent
visit during the year 1852.
gentleman and lady, first visit, one dollar and
! fifty cents
Children under twelve years Of age twenty-five
| cents.
1t viii be expected of each gentleman on his hrs
visit To register lS name, and call for ticket agree
ing in number with h,s name on the register, whel
ticket will show that he has been admitted one llm
! and afterwards enutc him to Abundance for tweht
five cents. w. SPILLMAN.
Mach %, ls39.-37-lc
\. b. Tickets not transferable
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
Columbus Hotel.

DY BELL & CONNER.-Tkis well known
ID establishment has recently been purchased by
the undersigned, and IL now being fitted up
perIor stye: II IS the intention Of the propretors 10
add number of well finished and furnished rooms
10 the house. aud VIC hesitate moi TO pledge our
selves TO our friends and the public generally, that
our patrons will be ms well accommodated at our
house. as al any Hotel in the southern country. The
servants will always be polite and attentive 10 them,
and every exerton our part shall be used 10 make
their stay pleasant and gteeablc. share OF pub
lie patronage ia respectfully solicited.
The Bar shall always be snppled with the very
best Of liquors. selected with great care by ourselves
in the best markets.
Nothing shall be wanting On our table tl:at can
crafty the appetite of the epicure. Tie best that
oar country affords shall I've served MP in the neatcst
manner, by experienced and capable cooks.
0ufsables are moi exccled by any in Mississippi
Al travellers may rest assured that their horses shall
not be neglected we have taken great pains TO
procure first rate osters, ard hope TO give universal
satisfaction TO all who may give us their CUSTOM
Our beds shall always be clean and comfortable,
and wel aired.
Families can be accommodated with private par
ofs no pains shall be spared to make them perfect
" at home.
Town Boarders accommodated at the usual
rates. BELL u GUNNER.
Columbus, Mi Dec. 30, ls3s-25-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
Headache.

lar. T.. SpOHN, German physician Of much
~ note. having devoted his attention Tor some
Years Ia the cure aud removal of the causes oi
NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHE, has the
satisfaction TO make known, that he has remedy
which hy removing the causes cures eiiccnnly and
permanently this distressing complaint. Ihclc are
many families who have considered Sick Headache
, constitutional ncurahIc family complaint. Dr. >.
assures them that they are mistaken, and hborinH
under distress which they might moi only alleviate,
bu, actually eradicate by the use Of his remedy.
1t is the result Of scientific research, and is cn
tirelv of different character from advertised patent
medicines, aud is mol unpleasant TO tie taste.
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS.
Tie extraordinary reputation that DR., Spohn's
remedy Of ihls Distressing complaint Is every day
dav gaming Is certainly matter Of much asonish-
ment. That so much suffering should have existed
for ACES without anv discovery of - ctyctnal pre-
ycn,,yc, or cure, is truly subject Of much regret
| but DR. =. now assures the public that such rem
edv has been invented Us wll convince the mos
crcdulous, The principles upon whchlt acts ar
simple aud plan II i. an admitted fact that Thu
complaint, whether called Sick Headache or Ner
vous Headache arises primarily from the stomach
l those who think they have the Nervous Head
ache may rest assured that this organ the stomach
is the first cause, that the system has become vita
ted or dcDUllhtu, through lne r'ohaCh' anu Hat ~
~ through the same channel must they expect rel
toration o. the natural and healthy functions of ii
system. THIS object, Dr. Spohn's remedy Is EN-
nenlIv calculated 10 attain. The truth OF tins ~
sition cannot be cont reverted and the sooner suite
ers with the headache become convinced Of il, u
sooner will their suiIerngs end 10 restoration
health. Dr. Spohn pledges his professional rcput'
ton on this fact The remedy may be had {
apolhccarcs generally throughout the Unite
States. +. SPOllN, NJ. ID.
tr1-Fu Sale by EA SMITH, Druggist, Mai
Street, Columbus Mississippi.
Jan II, Is39--27-u
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hi / ES

LIST. Gentlemen on their arrival are requested ia
leave their names at the Bar
ID, No gentleman will be considered weekly or
quarterly boarder except from the time he enters
his name as such; the same rule tobe observed as
tokeepin9 horses.
3d. Boarders intending 10 be absent for any length
Of time over week, will make il known al The Bar,
otherwise no deduction for such absence will be
made
4th. Payment from quarterly boafders, must be
monthly from travellers, weekly
5th. Gentlemen leaving their names at the Bar,
viii give notice Of their intention 10 be absent at the
time Of regular meals otherwise no deduction will
be made. SO 4e
9Th. Gambling of every description most positive
II forbidden.
7th Persons wishing 10 send servants on eTranas
are requested TO give notice al the Bar
5th The proprietor viii not be answerabs for
any properly SAID abe lost, unless previously drpOs
OH. J person allowed to use any horse, saddle
or bride of another, without leave OF the propre-
tor.
10Th. Doors closed at ten o'clock, except en-
nights of public amusement. =
| u3- Gentlemen are particularly requested 10
/ vuard cautiously against accidents by IRE in their
respective bedrooms b. 4 c,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30

LowaDEs Co. alst Feb. 1880
Judge d. W. WmGHT,
Dear Sir: planted last year one of my fields
with seed corn which had procured from you, and
although the season was uncomm0ny dry the
drought lasting between three and four months, the
field produced at least forty bushels to The acre. |
never raised such corn as tia produced from your
seed. Most Of the stalks had two ears have
measured some of the ears, picked up without Sc
lection, aud many Of them are from ten to eleven
inches in length, having from fourteen to twenty
two rows Of grain
have no doubt that 10 an ordinary reason \
field planted with your seed corn, would produce
more by ere nm than If planted with the common
corn. Yours with esteem,
d. w RAGSDALE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
Ten ThnnsandDn

GOLD at O. Warren's lucky Office the following
- prizes in Class number 50, one prize Of $1,000
one 800, one of $3.50, aud three of SlOe. X. w
Cook, of this place was the fortunate holder OF the
$4,000 prize.
DRAWN NUMBERS OF CLASS NO 80.
60 81 l6 50 1t 60 SO Is II IS "a IS
c. WARREN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30

NrwScHENE OF BANKING.-The Matches Free
Trader gives the following new bases Tor Bank is
na Perhaps not so new either if the truth was
.,oTu We commend It to some of the advocates
Blinking
The bank is 10 be established on the bases Of
,iAe bad and slow debts now due, and which has
Den due for tens of years 10 Natchez merchants.
These debts, whether Of notes Of hand or accounts
sworn 10 before magistrate, are to be hypotheca-
n 70 The bank as stock, allowing each subscriber
res 10 the full amount Of his bad debts which he
,laamake over.
I. The bank on the BASES Of such stock shall issue
bonds and sell the same in sufficient amounts 10 pay
he expenses OF the officers of the bank, engraving,
md al incidental disbursements
s. The bank shall issue post notes payable when
i the bal debts shall have been paid in, OH which
ne the usual bank operations of discount and ex-
Change shall be effected.
Every stakeholder shah be entitled to loan
90 nde6nae time, to half the amount of bad debts
he may turn over To the bank as stock. On cundi-
ton that any part ct the bad debts subscriber may
enter as stock shall be paid he shall be entitled to a
wuporlionate advance OF loan.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
Carriages for Sale.

A r. WOLFINGTON has on hand and IS still
N. receiving from Jennings, Robinson q Cos
mandatory at the north handsome assortment ct
allkinds oi CARR AG T. = consisting IN part oi
C,achees, Charities Barouches aud Buggys, Ne
&c: which will be sold on reasonable terms at his
Repository.
An Repairing louc with ncatness and despatch ut
his old stand ON Market street. Columbus.
march g. 1889 Sii
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
Spring Races.

YUNIIE Jockey Club Spring Races, over the Hyde
Il Park Course near Columbus, Mi, will come
off the third Tuesday in May, being the 9lsi OF the
month.
Post Swcepstakc, mile heats, 500 p or y. for
year old colts and FLIES, to name and close on the
day previous, the regular Jockey Club.
lst day, Jockey Club Purse, . mile heats $500
I'd +" do do 800
81 do do 700
am 81 do hest in ) 500
9TH Citizens Purse, Z mile heats 500
1t is necessary to state, that The race course is
now entirely under the control and management OF
the Jockey Club, having been rendered TO them by
the owners. The club has Tor the accommodation
OF racers and others who attend this course, selected
Mr. p b. Sarke CORNER President Of the club to
manage and have evory thing prepared necessary
for the curhiort and convenience OF II will
be perceived the purses for the Spring meeting ART
small, in consequence of expenditures necessary Il
make the course equal to any IN the southern country
Our purses for the FALL and all other meetings lOI
the future will be much larger. The above Purses
will be hung up without discount, free for any horse
in the United States complying with the rules Of
this course.
by order of Jockey Club
March %, ls39.--37-td
CE- The Mobile Register the Huntsville Advo-
cate, and Nashville Union, are requested to insert
The above to the amount of five dollars, and send
their bills TO the Secretary OF Jockey Club Codm
bus Mississippi, who will promptly pay the same.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
Notice.

A LII persons are hereby torewarned not 10 trade
N for note made by John L. Simmons a. James
Krkwood, payable To Richard Lloyd, for one thou
sand dollars, payable IN January 1888 The cons-
Jerallon for which said note was given having en-
tirely failed, we determined not 10 pay the same
unless compelled By law.
JOHN + SIMMONS
JAMES HARDWOOD.
Attain comfy, March /, $50 S6ml Fee S5l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
Law Notice

nANL. JONES, having resumed The prac
~ tee Of law, viii attend the Cirtui, Court Of
Yazoo, aud the adjacent counties; the Chanccry
Supreme and Federal Courts at jackson. Office ut
bis residence Yazno county, ten miles South Of Ben
ion, on the Clinton road. Address Benton, Yazoo
CIV. Miss,
Nav Goth f63S,--46-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
Specle Payments.

CoMMERcnL BANK OF CoLuMBus, MI.
Columbus, Dee. ~, 1888.
u ESOLvED, That this Institution will com
IL mcnce gradual resumption Of It's notes in spc-
Gle, as follows
S5 notes on the lst day Of January, 1889;
$40 do do February 1889:
100 do do March, 1880
$50 notes and larger on the LIST Of April, 1882
Extract from the minutes.
By order Of the Board,
CHAS. II. ALBERT.
Dcc.I5 % Id Cashier.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
New Goods (!

TTNROTTER & SYMONS have just received per
il steamer iberia, their Fall and Winter supply
Of seasonabe Goods, consisting in part Of general
assortment OF
Cloths, Cassmers, Satlinets Jeans, Flannels, Lind
seys, Blankets, Rcady-made Clothing;
Domcstics, Cotton, Osnaburgs, Spun Cotton, &C..
Saddles, Brides, Martingales, &c.i III
Hardware, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Nails, and Cast
Ings, &C.;
Which will be sold very low for cash, or as usua
ia uunctus customers. DSc. 14th lsS5-23f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
N0ticc.

Is hereby given, that at meeting of the Board
Il of Trustees of Franklin Academy, held on Sat
urday last, NJ. NJ, Brigham, Esq was duly elected
Treasurer of said Boari.-And il was ordered that
notice of the same be given in the newspapers Of
Columbus. JOHN HUDDLESTON,
President of the BoPrd
Columbus, March Is, lS39.--3S-3w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
Best Family Groceries.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
MIN his friends and the public generally,
e&EalH that he has just received from New
kExkNh York an assortment Of GROCERIES
of the choicest kind, consisting Of
Madeira, Sherry San Lucar, Malaga and other
wines;
Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, old Scotch Whskey,
superior French Brandy and other liquors;
Teas, Loaf and White Havana Sugars;
Coffee, Chocolate, Pepper, Salt and Specs
Best Sperm Candies;
Real Spanish Cigars, Cavendsh Tobacco;
Fresh Bunch Ralsins and Prunes
Preserved ruits, Pickles, Soap and Starch;
Dun Fish, Tongues and Sounds, Salmon;
Goshen Butter, &c. &c.
Also, good sssottmen. Of domestics, best Lowell
sheetings DzHaburgs and shirtlngs, lindsey, blan-
kets sattinetts, fine Irish linens, spool cotton &c.
at low prices;
% Six cases gcntlemens elegant MOLE
u SKIN HATS, new article Of the laies.
fashion, which he offers for sale on favor
e. able terms for cash, at the building lately
occupied BY the Tcmbgby Bank.
DAVID AUSTIN.
march ., 1880 s5tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
g. @. OImstcd.

GATE OF FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE
WILL practice Law in l.ownds and the
w adjoining counties. Office, opposite the
Post Office.
Columbus, Miss. Oct. 9Th 1888. IA-if
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30


are authorized to 1an@ ,S a Ie n Tr r
J,,-,,,S. as cindldse ~ ''' '-'''-
. .1 iLownles County, c-o,.v
- a., are authorized To announce ohoa i'.
. We "a candidate hr Sher'n {" Lo"hoeS
s,aIIls', ,s ensuing November election.
s9a'H.,, !. -. authorized TO announce BESIANiN
o VIC a. candidate for the Office Of clerk oil
5 Ls'ss, go ! court for Lowndes county
* f'0 T' 40 authorized TO announce WILLIAM ?.
o We u. Ila,c for clerk olthe Probate court
g' z II.a !: county.
= L9,s. sre authorized TO announce Col JOHN
q ee,' candidate for Sheriff OF Lowndes
". D., ;, he next election.
7asE ", are authorized to announce MaIor Ma
L. MITCHELL, as eandlua.e ,oi 'lie oa'loe
Fasntf If lowndes county al the ensuing election
d Sh'y d.. are authorized 10 announce WmLI.N
y w ssn candidate for Sheriff OF Lowndes
,,,,, al the next elec'ion' II
al.! W. are authorized to announce JAMES H.
% W. candidate for Sheriff OF LowndeS
TVHsLS, no n ensuing November election
e'anH ~. ,-s authorized TO announce BENJAMIN
" We candidate for the office OF Sherlf o
o. VIZ ~ county. at the next election.
" w. We are authoVGed TO announce Own T
o.Sg, m a. candidate for clerk OF circuit court
Lowndes county N
- ~. We are auhntized TO announce VIM J
VI We c,uliIate for clerk Of circuit court Q
EsTEs as oAn''"
JoWnIes county -,
~ ~, are authorized to announce Col, JAS. W
W as , candidate for the office OF clerk o
d. .,ruil court for Lowndes county
aA-We are authorized 10 announce GEoRel
~, as candidate for Clerk of the Probate
4 Court.
3 T.orrER, as candidate for Judge of the Hs
rar, Of Errors and Appeals.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30


State Of Mississippi. LOWndes CITY
Joha How<G.
IS. Aitahc SOU
DAVID Monroe & J. Christian,
~ n,eat vas fs.ued al the suit oil the sssd paG-
nd against tie said defendant as an ahScond,ug
sebor ios iae sem aforesaid. and has been returned
70 tbs p.soe Jay executed, and Is now pending aud
undetermined ia the circuit court Of Winston eoun'
", State Of Mississippi; aud ,hai unless The sand
defendant shat appca- en- OF before the 4th monday
after Tia Monday Of April lsS9.btlng the lst day o.
the circuit cuur Tor the county aforesaid, give special
bail and plead, Judgment viii Be entered against HIM
plaintiffs demands.
Witness the el,rk Of the said Circuit Court th'
sjth day Of march, lSl9.
JAMES PHAGAN, Clerk
S5,4 fpr Zee 81 SO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
Notice.

A Ii persons indebted 10 the subscriber, either by
IN note or book account are respectfully requested
TO call and settle Immediately, as further indulgence,
cannot be gwen His books and accounts at pres
ent are at The store Of George Frazec, one dooi
west Of Mcclure & IiuDphues.
T.. FRAZEE.
March 9th 1885, IS -4w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
New Law Book.

A PRACTICAL Treatise on tine Law Of SLAVE
"A RY, being compilation Of all the decisions
made on that subject in the several courts OF tie u
States and state courts. BY Jacob ID. Wheeler Esq.
The above are left for sale at PFIsTER E Coop
w,v's. Columbus, hsfeh 70 37y
NIB: Price 80 30 III Alabama or specie paying
Bsnk qo Dt..
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30

E1,5I4 TrlItS amounting 70 MITU, UDI
Packages Of IS whole Tickets For SIS must
draw $50, and may Draw the four Capitals, which
are S2050O
Certificate Of Packages S4440
Packages OF Halves and Quarters, in proportions
10 TICKETS $780, Halves Sl.50 Quarters
75cts for sale at the Agents Office, two doors be-
low Bair's Hotel, on Main street.
c. WARREN, Agent.
march 80. s8tf1 Columbus. Nh.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
u Look Farmers! ~

Z HAVE in store quantity Of CORN rased on
the Plantation of Hon. ID. w. WRIGHr, superior
to any ever grownn the county, and which has been
selected with great care. Call aud examine.
A. TEACHER.
Columbus, march a, 1899 s7w3
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30

SCHOOL BOOKS-A new supply Of Dlncy's
- Geo and Atlae. Chemistry l)r beginners;
Comock's chemistry; Comatock'S Botany;
Smileys Arithmetic, sc. Received Wy
march Is PFlSIEK y GOODWIN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30

2 zen IN this iowa On Tuesday evening
NAN'--p sy A :. Baiiy. NJ. JANEs n. Wei
p y sp,-,y county, Alabama, 10 Mss AlIENA
l,sEi' y ,,.-l.,s- Of Col. THos. 6. BLEwErT.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
Grand Lodge Lottery

[Authorized by an Act of the Legslaturcl
CLASS NO. 50, FOR 1889.
TO be drawn at NATCHEZ, Mississippi,
On, April 6, 1899, at G O'Clock P. NJ.
rs .Nrmbcrs--l2 Drawa Ballots.
G.. j. SrtpoE, MANAGER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
JAMES SWEARiNGEN,
March soth, 1880.

P.S There will also be sold at the same time and
place above mentioned to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing property, viz one pair Of line cream color
ed carriage horses, two mules, one road Wagon,
and two yoke Of oxen, on credit until the hrst day
Of JANUARY lS40.
Also two hundred acres ofiand adjoining the Bor-
der Spring pace, with some improvements 10 be
sold ia forty acres each on credit Of two and
three wears from the first day Of January ls40-al
for the benefit Of my creditors.
Bond with approved security will be given if re-
qured for lawful title on the payments being pune
tuay complied with. w. DUMAS;
March 3Oth, l639--Ss-6w. Pr ga 00J
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
New Turnpike Road.

TaNHE Board Of Police for the county of Choc-
/ taw, authorized by act Of the Legislature, have
Resolved to let out turnpike road through the Big
Black swamp, on the great mail route from Jackson
via Greensborough Pontotoc to Bolivar, Tennessee,
for the Term of twenty years. Persons DESTROYS Of
contracting for and owning said Turnpike road, will
please address the undersigned al Greensborough,
Choctaw county. SAID road will be much travelled
and very profitable.
Ed. EDWARDS, President
March 20, 1889 37w3 Of Board Of Police.
p5- The Holly Springs Republican wM please
publish the ADORE three times and forward thctr ac-
counts 10 The board Of Police Of Chocto,c county for
payment [Prs Zee, s. 00
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
Beware of a SwindIer!!

~ A fellow BY the name Of l.. r..
AM SWORDS, who came to this lowfI
under The prelcnce Of opening tat
M lors shop, and took board at my house,
w. left this place on the steamboat Lala
- Rookh on Tuesday last, without SCI
Ting his Board bill. give This caution to the pub
lie 10 guard oihefs against imposition from this
woul-hc gentleman. lie is tailor By trade, about
five feet ten inches high, black hair aud eyes, dark
complexion, thin visagc, weighs about 1875 pounds,
wore block cloth cap, and dressed otherwise We
ry genteel, and not more than q or twenty two
years Of age: '.
The SAID Swords has eat me oul If twenty nine
dollars aud fifty cents for board, which is more
than can afford 10 lose in tlirse hsrd times and
take this mode Of redress, which is tic only one ci,
me, against travelling swndlers and vagabond ras-
GALS JOHN o. BRACkEN,
Proprietor of the Bewett House.
| Columbus, March ., ls3g-34-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30

DLACK SMITHS BELLOWS, from &c to SO
ID inches, made by ID. Berlan g. Co. and warrant
ed, for sale by FRANKLIN < BROTHER.
March 30, s39.-SS-iL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
Trust Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance Of
IN the provisions OF certain trust deed, e1ecu-
ted by Winchester Dumas Of Lowndes county MI
on the tw enty-sxth day of January 1888, to James
Swearngen of the county and State Aforesaid, as
trustee 10 secure the payment of certain oils o. Elk
change therein mentioned to SwearinGen 4 Woot-
len | will as trustee sell 10 the highest bidder on
the premises, the residence Of said Dunes, sixteen
miles from Columbus on the Military ROAD, better
known BY the name Of Border Spring o.; he
land described as follows viz: The west hall OF the
south west quarter of section number eighteen IN
township number sixteen, south OF range number
sixteen west also the east half Of the south east
quarter of section number thirteen township sixteen
and range seventeen east. The entire or section
shall sell Except few acres already conveyed) To
the highest bidder on Friday the 10Th day of May
next on credit, one half payable Ist January next
the balance January LIST, lS4l, together with all the
buildings and improvements. shall oiterthe above
described property in lots containing from one TO
thirty acres. The place is capable OF becoming
pleasant and healthy country village. II is now the
resting place for Drovers, Travellers and Stages.
Sale % commence al the usual hours prescribed by
law.
JAMES SWEARINGEN,
Trustee.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
Planes! Planes +!

WE have received the best aSSortmen, of Planes
w ever brought to Columbus, consisting of al
most every kind IN use, manufactured by Kennedy
s White, New York, and warranted of the best
quality. FRANKLIN g. BROTHER.
March so, ls36.--3Stf