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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-26

T.ESIRABLE GO.)DS-Nc have this day opened
EB in addition tocur former Stock
case 20 pieces rich aousseines, new style, and
very beautiful.
q pieces Ind ~ Satios q inches wide
i!emsti.cird Linen Cambria Handkerchief
do Tape boriercd do do
~ pieces Wr!cii Fisanti, beautiful qualities
20 90 fae Dan,aek Diaper, remarkably cheap.
10 ID 6-i 81 10 and |. Linen Shectihgs
25 dozen SILK Hosiery assorted qualities
SO do ChiirrD's Stockings all sizes
Is 90 Boys and Fons Tibet Gloves
10 pieces pl.t Cashmere beautiful article fol
children swear ALSO:
Receiving every day, Carpctings, all kinds.
&rrt23 BRADLEY y CAfLEfr. !.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-26

CARRIAGES FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber has on
~ hand variety Of family and pleasure carriages,
which not surpassed by any thing of the kind in this
market such
Coaches, close and open harouches
Small and large cEariottees one with three seats
Buggy wagons, snkes, sc.
Which will be sold low for cash. Second hand car
riages taken in exchange. Repairing done usual with
neancss and depach and tie most reasonable terms
THOS. YOUNG.
Sept Penn. az. between Sd and 4 IL streets.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-26

ETLORA LEXlCON an Interpreter Of the Language
a. and Sentiments OF Flowers, with Outline oil
Botany, and Poetca Introduction, by Catharine II
Waterman.
Flora's Interpreter The American Book OF Flowers
ard Sentiments, by Mrs Sarah j. Hale
Also, the Language OF Flowers, with illustrative poe
try, TO whch is now first added tic Calender Of Flowers
For sale at w. M MORRISON'S
Book and Stationary Store, doors west of Brown,
Hotel. Sept. IS
VTERY CHEAP DOMESTIC GOOD -Jnst re
Y ceved between Sh and 9Th Streets
cases Long Cloth 'ting
do S!eenpg
3 do FallPr;I
do Furniture do
do Sa'tincts assorted
2 bales Tickings
: do b. own Sli;rngs and Sbaetings
Aug 81 A. w {. j, f.. III RNER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-01
NIoffat's Vegetable Life Pills and
PhnniX Bitters.

TTvHE high ami eBy.eI celebrity which Tie pre-
i eminent Incidence has acquired orr- H'sr-
abs efficacy aH u. t4e Diseases wtfeHft profess ia
f.rr.. los rendered ,le usual practice n. l7ieltl-
tg.. n.5ag u1t only unnecessary, but unworthy
q. rau They arc known by their fruits; iLst
roal a.rk, testify iar them, aujihey thrive MT
byfar ath oithe cftdu0us In al, cases Of COS
tysaes dyspepsia, bilious and liver Affections,
asthma. pies, settled pains, rleuma 'm. levers aud
asues. obstinate headaches, impure state Of the
huI., unhealthy appearance ottbe skin, nervous
deb.ty tie sickness incident 10 females 10 delicate
h,sih. every Kind Of weakness Of the digestive or
gan. auI % al. general depugements Of health.
tlrse Medicines have Invariably proved certain and
speedy remedy. They restore vigorous health otbe
most t1tasut.d constitution 4 single iriai viii place
the Life Pills p ptgniX Buier> beyond The reach VI
competition, 20 the estimation ,1every patient, Pre-
psFra and sold, wholesale and retail, at W Il, Mot
h', Office 3G7 Broadway New York
For sale al the Drug Store Of T.. a. Smith in
Hunts buildings, on South side el Man street, Co
umbus. Mss.
Jan'y II. 1889 a7iC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-01
Columbus Hotel,

DN BELL 4 CONNER This well known
- establishment has recently been purchased nv
the undersigned, aud Is uoW being fitted up N SUI
perlor Stvlt It's the intention OF the propretors To
add a number Of well finished and furnished rooms
to the house, and we hesitate not 20 pledge out-
selves 10 our friends and the public generally, that
orr patrons wi be aS wen accommodated al our
house, as atany Hotelm the southern country The
servants will always b, polite and attentive to them.
and every exerijon oar part Shall bt used to make
their stay pleasant ana rretane 4 share Of pub
lie patronage IS respectfully solicited,
The Bar shall always be supplied with the vcrv
best OF liquors, selected with great care bl ourselves
Ia the best markets
Nothing shall be wanting un cur table hat car
CRAFTY the appetite of the cpturc. The best that
our country affords shall he served mp in the ncatest
manner, by experienced aud capable cooks
Our stabeS are not exceled by any IN Mississippi
Az travellers may rest assured that their horses shall
not be neglected; we have taken great pains tc
procure first rate osters, ard hope To give universal
satisfaction to all who may give as their custom.
Our beds shall always be clean and comfortable
and well aired
Families can be accommodated with private par.
drs; no pains shall be spared 10 make them perfect
/ " at home.
| Town Boarlers accommodated at the usua
/ rates, BELL 4 CONNER.
! Columbus, Mi. Dec. %, lsSS.r-25- IT,
r L LES.
| lSt Gentlemen on their arrival are requested t.
leave their names al the Bar
~, No gentleman will be considcrcda weekly q
quarterly boar1er except from the tine he enter
! his name as such; The same rule 10 be observed a
To keeping horses.
Sd Misunderstanding 10 be absent for any lenpt
! of time over week, wall make II known at the Bar
otherwise no deduction for such absence Will b
! made.
4th. Payment from quarterly hcardcrs, must b
monthly from travellers, weekly
| 5,h. Gentlemen leaving their names at the b
viii give notice OF their intention 10 be absent at II
time OF regular meals, otherwise no deduction "
be made.
9th. Gambling Of every description most pOsitir
iy forbidden,
| ith Persons wishing 10 send servants on erran,
are requested To give notice at the Bar
| sth The proprietor will not be answerabe {
any property sand 10 be lost, unless previously depo
tied in the Bar
9th. No person allowed 10 use any horse, sadd
or bride Of another, wilhou, leave OF the propri
| ter,
l0th Donrs closed Vt ten o'clock, except
nioh,s Of public amusement.
! TO- Gentlemen are particularly requested
guard cautiously against accidents hyhre IN tie
respective bedrooms y. {.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-01
Notice

IN pursuance Of certain Deeds Of Trust 10 M
4 executrd by William l.. Clara me hearing date
on the twenty sixth day nf August s57 one dated
on the tenth day 81 hiay. 1851 one dated thc H.
tcenth day Of August. 1855 aui 0ue dated tha nlnr
centh day Of February, 1853 10 secure the pay
menl Of certain debts, "a said deeds of Trusts ntn-
toned on whici Mckinney lIudtrncss ant Doud
LLOYD arc securities wll Offer pr sale at the Court
House douI "a TIC town 81 Columbus, at pubic auc-
ton on Monday the tenth Of Jane next rr cash
the following property. % wit. Lot number fifteen
of fractional block numheronr, situate aud bclng N
Thai part of the town Of Columbus usually known
as new town and bordering on the river, also GER
tain lot or tract Of and purchased by hoddy Smith
and George ShllIer Of Joseph Bryan, containing one
quarter ol an acre bounded as follows, 10 vii be-
ginning At the most south west corner Of lot nuniter
seven Of section number seventeen Of township
number eighteen, Of range number eighteen west,
running on The line Of said tract sixty eight links 10
a stake thence north, two hundred and seven links
to a stake. thence west one hundred and seventy
four llnSs 10 stake on the Tnmbgboe river, thence
down the meanderngs ol said rlyer to the begin
ming And also the right title and interest OF the
said William l.. Clark IN and TO the following lots,
which is unexplrcd on lease Of ninety Rne years, re-
movable forever, Sc, TO wit Lots number nine and
len IN fractional square number twenty five, south
of Main street, in The plan Of the town OF Column
bus. On this last mentioned lol aud hose preceding
is situated that very valuable Ware house on the
Tomhgbee river, usually known as Carks Ware
House Also the uncxpifcd lease Of an undivided
half Of the following part olot number ono, IN block
number two, IN the plan Of the town OF Columbus,
and fronting on the north side Of Main street IN said
town to wit; beginning AT the south west corner Of
said hot and running thence, nearly cast with SAID
Mai lsagt
at right angles with said street eighty two and a
half feet, thence west TO ~ Johns street aud thence
with said street oihe beginning. This lot has on II
that valuable brick store house now occupied by
Mr. JOS. Brckell, aud adjoining the store house Of
VIM. NJ CoZart. Also lots nine and TENN block
number two containing one quarter ot an acre each
more or less situate 10 that part OF the town OF Co
umbus. lly known as New town. This lot has
on It a well improved hmjy residence.
NM D0WSlNG, Trustee.
April ID, 1889 -99l0w Pr. fee S5s SOL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-01
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR

rs the grandeSt ornament belonging 10 the humal
4 frame. How strangely the loss of it changes
the counenance, and prematurely brings ON the APP
pearance Of old age which causes many to rec0il at
being uncovered, and sometimes even Shun society
to avoid the tests and Sneers OF their acquaintance;
the remainder Of their lives is conSt quenty spent
in retirement. In short, not even the loss Of pro-
perty fills the generous thinking youth with that
heavy sinking gloom as does the loss Of lis hair.
I0aver all these unpleasant circumstances. OIL
DkIDGES BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the
hair from falling of on the first application, and a
few bottles restores it again. II likewise pro'"~ S
eyebrows and WHISPERS; prevents the hair
turning gray makes ii curl beautifully, aud foe 1t
from scurl. Numerous certificates OF the first res
probability in support of the virtues OF Odrdg3' s
Balm are shown by the poprietors.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. late Mayor OF
Philadelphia, has certified, as may be seen below, to
the high character of the following gentlemen
The undersigned do hereby certify thai we have
used the Balm or Columbia discovered by j. o.
drjdge, and have found it highly seryiceabIe not only
as preventive against the falling off VI hair, buI
also a certain restorative. [Slgned \
HIM Thatcher, methodist minister, So North 5l
ST. John p Ingiiss 33l .4rch st: John D Thomas
VI D. 1863 Race st. John S Fuep l0 Spruce 81
Hugh Nc CWdy, 2l3 South 7tha. John Gard
Jr 1913 .lrch street, Philadelphia
II Will certainly raise lis virtues in the estimator
of the public, when it is known that three Of ,hc
| above sgners are more than 80 years OF age anc
| the others not less than 80
!, ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor Of sand cit,
| of Philadelphia, do hereby certify that ! am wei
acquainted with Nrssrs. J. p Iagis, John S. Flu
roy, and Hugh MCurdy whose names are sicne,
to the above certificate, that they are gentlemen 0
character and espectabiity, and as such full credi
should be given to the SAID certificate
BOBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
For Sale at the Drug store of E. A. SMITH
Main street, Columbus Mississippi.
Jan. ~, 1899 PITT.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-01
Hay Llnimcnt for PILES Sc.

NO tlC ilON.-fhs extraordinary cbemca,
4 composition The result of science and the IN
Nehloh 81 celebrated medical man, the nlroduc-
ton oi which to the pubic was Invented with ,be
soiemnity OF de1lh-bed bequest, has since gained
a reputation unparalleled, fully sustaining the cor
rrctness OF the lameuted r., Gridev's last confess
SON. that he dared not die without giving To pos
ter,'y The benefit OF his knowledge on tins subject,
and he therefore bequeathed to his friend and atten
daut solomon Hays, thu secret of his discovery.
II Is now used IN the principal hospitals, aud the
private practice N our country, first and most Ger
taiuA for the cure Of the Pies, and also 50 extcn.
Srely and eHectuay as to battle credulity. unless
where lis effects are Witnessed ErteRailu in tie
following complaints:
FOR DropSy-Cteatng extraordinary ahSorl tior
al once. All SweIlings- reducing them in few Hrs
| Neutrality-suspicious. or Chronic giving auicl
ease. Sore Throat-By cancers, ulcers or colds.
| Group and Nhoopng Cough Externally, anc
over the chest. All Bruises, Sprains and Burns
Curing in few hours.
Sores and Ulcers Whether fresh or long stand
NO, and fever sores.
IT'S operations upon adults and children IN redu
chg rheumatic swehngs and loosenins coughs an,
tghtncs OF the chest by relaxation Of the paris la
been surprising beyond conception The commo
remark Of those who have used il in the ptles ia :"
acts ike eharfa."
THE PllES.-Ihe price - is refunded 10 an
person who will use bottle OF Hays Eminent b
tie Piles, aud return the empty bottle without te
ing cured. These are the positive orders Of n
proprietor to the Agents and out of many ,bop
sands sold, not one has been unsuccessful.
We might insert certificates to any length. HI
prefer that those who sell the article, should exhib
the original TO purchasers
CAUTlON.--None can be genuine ,s;inout
splendid engraved wrapper on which is nv nam,
and also that Of the AGENTS SOL HAYS
UFfor Sale by Z A SMITH, Druggist, Co'un
mbus Mississippi JAN IL, 1850 AZ If
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-01
Headache.

nR T.. SPOllN, German physician of much
~ note. having devoted his attention for some
wears 20 The cure AMI removal of the causes of
NEREOI 5 AND SICK HEADACHE. has the
satisfaction 10 make known that be- has a remedy
which hy removing the causes cures cfcctuaIy and
permanently this distressing complaint Ehele are
many families who have considered Sick Headache
constitutional mcurabe family complaint. d.. :.
assures them that they ARE mistaken. and laLaring
under distress which they might not ouiy alleviate
bu act8I. eradicate by the usr d ID. remtdv.
Il s The result IF scientific research AMI is en-
urcg ol q different character from advertised patent
medicines. and 0, not uhp.ra ssut 20 he taste.
HEA DACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS.
The extraordinary reputation that DR.. Spohp's
remedy OF Is distressing complaint i, eyery dav
day gaming Is certainly matter of much asionisb h.
menl That 50 much suffering shoud lave existed
i"r ages without any discovery OF an eftcual pre-.
yenlFe, or cure, is truly subject Of much regret
bul Dr. > now assures tie public that such a rem
coy has been invented as will convince the most
crrduIouS. The principles upon which il acts are
simple anu plain. Ii Is an admitted fact that this
compliant whether called Sick Headache. or Ner-
vouS Headache, arises primarily liom the stomach
those who think they have the Nervous Head.
ache may rest assured that this organ the stomach
Is The hrsi cause, that the system has become win
YEA or debuaed, through the stomach, and that Oh.
" through the same channel must they expect res
iorat'on ct TIE natural and healthy functions of III,
system lhls Object, Dr. Spohn's remedy is emf
nenty calculated to attain. The truth of this DO
sitoh cannot be contioyerted and the sooner suffer
crs with the headache become convinced of II IN,
sooner WI their suilerlngs end in restoration q
health. llr. Spohn pledges bis professional repn.a
ton on THIS fact The remedy may be lad O
apolhecarleS generally throughout the Unite,
states II. SPOHN, NJ ID.
F)-For Sale by l. A SMITH, Druggist, Maj
Street CcIumbu Mississippi.
Jan, ! ,, 1889, -27-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-01
THE REEMETT HOUSE.

WOHN o. BRACkEN viii open this splen.
- did Horrr on lhe first Of October lti-
situated ou tie corner ol Wellington and Market
ST. Columbus. + .-N -ai nBth Of A7.H si.
II cd friends a us sl'r. Alabama IeWga.
and sdniuns S,ltss. vto ave her ,oiore patron
issd him, are respectfully invited in give bun CAL
HIS BAR WiI BE- furnished w.ta tat tts'oi LisroRs-
and his Table wi'h every Injury ils country aiioFt-.
There afe splendid set OF stables connected Wis
the esisb ..bu.ent, which are rot surpassed by any
IN The South. Al travellers mas rey upon having
their horses vel ATTENDED tr b. careful ost'ers.
JOHN o. BRACKEN.
Ca.nmhu. Sepi. %. l-5,. IN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-01
Notice.

HAVING purchased Of Mr.. +. b Rande. the
Il rghl OF Waterman * Learncd's labor SAVING
Brick Machine, now offer To dispose of individual
or county rights to suit purchasers
This machine has been in operation the PAST sea.
SON. sufficient time to test its utility as it respects
ITS durability aud thc saving Of labor
The principal advantages this machine has over
aiI others now III use, consists in the simplicity and
strength i Us structure, having no complication of
machinery that IS liable TO get out Of repair and the
rapdlly Il tempers The clay and moutis the brick,
making from 90 to so per minute with the aid OF
two horses, four men, and a sufficient number of
boys to hear of the brick
Those wishing for cheap and expeditions meth.
cd or manufacturing brick would do well to avail
themselves OF tbs oppWtuuty.
All communications addressed TO the subscriber
Will Weet with immediate attention
JAMES f.. SMITH.
Columbus Mi, April 9th, Is39.-39-tC
| \. d. Gentlemen wishing to purchase county or
town rights eau be accommodated by applyinc at
the office OF tic Columbus Democrat where tbpy
can see testimonials Of the utility of the above men.
| toned patent
The Mssis'jppan, jackson, and the RcpubH.
can Holly Springs wJIl please give the above six
Insertions and forward bills to me. J.F.s.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-01
Trustees Sale.

I'm Monday, The 81 day 81 June next by virtue
~ of tho covenants contained IN a certain deed
in trust made on the i0th day Of February, 1889,
between Alexander Garter, Sam. f. Butlerwoth
aud Reuben H. Grant, will sell At public auction
for cash, TO the highest bidder al the court house
door in the town ct Columbus, all and singular, the
lolowing described tracts Of land, known and drsg-
mated as the northwest quarter, the Yves, hall OF the
north east quarter, and the southwest quarter Of sec
ton number twenty three aud also the east half Of
the southeas, quarter OF stcton number twenty two
in township number eighteen IN range number eah-
| teen west, together with al aud sagular the tcne
menls, herediamens and uppurcnanccs lhereunjt
belonging Add also all and singular the following
named slaves, to Wit Aaron, man aged ahoo
thiry two; Lucy, aged about dirty; Sarah age,
about seventeen; hurley aged twelve Jane age,
eight, Mnncy, aged thirty two Ellen ged TWEEN
" eight; Betsey, aged twelve uud Nancewge'
/ four.
sale to take place between 10 o'clock N, aud
pm SAM I BU1TERWORFH
MAY 4, 1899 a5uS Fee 50 ool Trustee.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-01
The Family Physician,

nk, EVERY Mass CoNPANIoN being compiIa-
" ton from the most approved medical authors.
adapted 70 The southern and western climates; 10
which Is added an account of Herbs, Roots and
Plants, used Tor medical purposes, with directions
bow they are TO be prepared so that every man can
be hS own physician, together with a glossary Of
medical terms-by A. G.. GoopLETr, A. NJ for ma.
ny yearsa surgeon IN the U S. Army Wih an
appendix, containing a new aud successful mode o
treating ASiitic Cholera, by the compiler For sale
by PFISTER 4 GOODWIN.
May H. 1882 4itc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-01
Baking.

~ BOUND thankful for past fayors, takes
-h-ls this method to inform the citizens Of Co
unhus and the public ecaeray that having pro.
cured an assistant Baker bee Is now manufacturing
Butter Cracker. which, being Away, fresh, and a
branch Of the profession which be- has followed foo
The last hoy years without uiermis.ou waraua
them better hln anT imported Cracker He salso
extending hi, bakery 10 every variety Of Cakcs F:
specifications lor any kind quantity wI. be sup
piled At short notice for Families or Parties.
r 5. Merchants and Planters can be supplied
with Cracker. by the single pound or barrel Also.
Hard, or Sea Bread an cxcrleut aud cheap article
for plantations, as It will keep for years in any eli
mate July 6, l333--52yl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-01
Gins! Gins!! Glns!n

THNIlE subscriber would inform the public, tia
- he has established an extensive Cotton GIN
Mandatory in the town OF Louisville. Winston
county Mis- Having spared no pains during the
last SIX months in searching for the best materials
and having had much experience in the business,
he feels confident he shall b. able TO give satlsfac-
ton to all who may patfo1lse him. His gins will
be made of Cast and German steel running on the
best of boxing, and he wi be able TO furnish loo Gins
in time for the next cotton crop He would invite
the public in general 10 cal at bis Factory and ex
anime for themselves He would further state that
be haslatey removed from Georgia, Monroe county
MARLIN +. COLLIER
Jan. 6. 1S3s-2G-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-01
Notice.

Real Estate Banking Company Of Columbus, Mi, I
MAY l6, 1889.
N0TlCE is hereby given to the debtors Of this
IN Institution, that after the fifteenth OF June,
(next month"; all Notes lying over, unpaid, and not
secured by deeds Of trust will be put in suit imme-
dlatey thereafter and that hereafter, NO NOTE will
be allowed to remain dishonored over thirty days
without suit
That hereafter nothing viii be received in pay.
ment, on depose, but the notes OF this Bank and
specie or its equivalent
That necessary steps viii be taken forthwith to
make the balance due on delinquent stock under the
requston of 10 pr cent called for on the first day
ol February last
Extract from the minutes.
ASH r, 5. BL0UNT, CaSh'r.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-01
Steam Viii for saIe.

TNHlS valuable establishment situated .H Coum-
Il bus, is offered for sale ou accommodating terms.
Those wishing 10 make an investment IA this kind
Of stock. would 10 well o. call and examine the prop
eriy. The partnership of ihe undersigned being
about to expire ty limitation, makes u necessary
the property should be sod
WEIR & MARQUES.
Feb q3-S3-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-01
Notice.

FENHE sections, and parts Of sections of townships
Il seventeen south of range eighteen west and
ottownship eighteen south range seventeen west,
which have been withheld from sale at private en-
Try, in consequence Of the mutation Of the maps OF
for any other cause, will be again subject 10 pri-
vate entry on Moniay the Sd Of June next, at 10
O'Clock A NJ
WM. DOWSING, Register
EDWARD b. RANDOLPH, Receiver.
May ., lS39.-43-tC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-01
waterman & Learned,
.aJ5r SarIag Patent BueL Machine.

Labor SGriHg Patent Brick Machine.
HVO Brick makers Of Alabama; Tie Urdersi-n-
II ed ha. bough, the Patent for Tie State Of
Aatama. ana 3 patup1 Mactle for any person In
The State, al auy place. that Ul- uX tie cay and
mould twenty thousand B-c.- psr e7F, with ''o
horses or mules, four meH ard Boys. ~ cHausa t.
bear oil TIE balk. Tie Machine s simple l.at
any person can make 10, for there IL 10 gearing Of
ans KIND a %. he work performed beg iour pis-
tgfn rods and fuur rollers. ANY person who wishes
10 purchase q Machine can 90 So by applying 10 Tie
subscriber p Columbus, NJ sss-.pp aud any person
who wishes 20 buy a right for a county, or single
machine eau be bad by applying 70 the undersigned;
as tie above Machines viii always b. put in oper
alton when requested by the purchaser
ROBERT BLAKELY.
Columbus, Sept. Is, 1883. lO-l2m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-01
ATarshai'g Sale.

TIE CRlie3 SAFES, J . s Court N DE-. Of .W,,.
w. fiSsippl .iiai Fl. Ia 10
GitlOn D. Byd.) Nay Tern 1889.
by virtue Of the above stated writ i,suei frrm
Nd The circuit court Of tie Uniied states. ami ~
me directed wal sell on the FIRST dsy OF Jaly. 1889
On credit Of one and two years al the court house
Of Alaia county, the following described aads to
VT.