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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23
EeEAE ESTATE---ENor Sale.

REAE ESTA,EKI---RNOr Sale.
VEVHE subscriber offers for sale his STAND in
4 North Danvillo, consisting of a new and very
convenient DWELLING-HOUSE, BARN and
SHED, and three acres GLAND, together with Il
complete sett eof BLACKSMITHING TOOLS
Possession given in September.
For further particulars enquire Of
HORATIO G. MORRILL,.
N. B. The above stand is suitable for any me
chanic whatever
June, 1889. GIFT
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WANTED.

WANTED,
In Exchange for Goods,
TOGO yds good Tow Cloth;
1000 yds. good domestic Flannel all wool;
1000 yds. good Frocking, all wool
500 yds Sleeps Grey, full Cloth
500 pounds live Geese Feathers
500 pounds prime Bees Wax;
9 Tons Butter, madc after the Goth inst
Tons Wool
l Ton good Maple Sugar.
SHEDD ~ JEWETT
MAY 9, 1889. 93-F
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.NIeav Goods.

VENHE subscriber would take this opportunity to
a express his grateful acknowledge to his
friends and customers for the constant and liberal
pHu onuge which they have heretofore extended TO
hun, and he now flatters himself that he can offer
Inducements sufficient, not only to merit but 10 Sc
cure an increase of the same patronage. He has
now the pleasure Of Offering for sale new and
carefully selected assortment of
- % st3 yr sySp n SNpSte srsrA EcnTn crop ~
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NeIr GGodS-

TETiiE Subscribers woul1 il1rn choir friends,
p r.r.n.cr, and the public ..rrtrslIs, tiat they
.'l'a If-t received. aud afe noy i.rrrg lof sale
sv rfIneHf uf
Sg~tlz snd SUHnnlsr GOODS.
lEI..- 1.I.lI ulrv e. t.,-rd
bPJAICLpIilS. CA.sfr'tr RTS. AND
FANCY BJCE-h
Co.'S. hHw-. tuPP,fglA,o, hus-1s. bf.hrp.s Lawn,
TI.H. I'D Lawn, PAIN and yh,Cl tzubr.,s. Cambria
Na-'Ir, Lace h-a eluUn- i.1i.-s and Iusrrt.
.r--. i|f.Hs, i1'.Is "a 8 and = a .a..s.s. 4 E.w
-'IFAW uONNETS on aaDE .1I more expected
...n. N.Hrr. @i'mW .ers. a l.l.r rs.nrfrfut of
ENGLISH, FRENCH. A.. AMERICAN
t't2ENG s;
r.af1 AND tLuFeI ...ls ~ Dgt .. Silk Handkfs
black .ud .aost rr.yais. Ne-ip., P.dF.ng. Can.
,..s. r.,..I1, Lsrv,. Ltpra1, c. T.cklus Drili.
log, -al..rrs. s..r.res I..ais..a., tlpis, aud
macy s-l.r arIle',. in. ruruerrt. l8 meuiiun.
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DRY GOODS.

consisting in part, of BKOADCLOTHs and CAS-
SlMERES, Cloths suitable for simmer Pants ana
Spencers; Scotch and English Ginghams; printed
checked add plain Musiin; Alouselin Delane, new
and fashionable article; Swiss Muslin; bishop Lawn;
Cambria; Irish Linen; black and colored Silks for
dresses; Inserting, Edging, Quilting; Gloves and
Hosiery: prime assortment of
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND .4lfERIC.4.v
PRINTS and Of !SII2.4IV BON:VrETS.
aud Gurniiuros; Tafeta and Cap Ribbons, Bonnet
Innings, &c. ALSO,
w. Z. Goods aEnaa GSHOcer Hea,
CROCKERY, GLASS AND HARDl WARE.
and a variety OF other articles which need not be-
enumerated; all of which were bought where they
keep good articles snd sell them cheup-no matter
whether it be New York, Boston, or New Orleans.
Ladies and Gentlemen OF this and neighboring
towns requested to call and examine for them.
selves The subscriber will take great pleasure in
showing his Goods, and still greater in selling if
examination il shall be found, as it is believed
II will be, that they are cheap, and that they are
Just the articles wanted.
MOST KINDS OF PRODUCE
taken in exchange for Goods.
Il. r. FAIRBANKS.
Lower Waterford, May Z. 1889. 93-tf
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New Goods i!

TENHE subscribers have just received, and are now
n offering for sale nj their Store in Lyndon, the
largest and best selected assortment of
s. p &ss y 81 g - So 81 s. gT az @.g g3 M
QHGbSgHDS
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REard as,f FsclIo-a Ware.

""''' y vi" E|"alN y 70 Nc.
CCTIER', CERtElN ..i.EER U.8RE
GOODS, CROChEPY .F.4D Glass
W.IRE, &
". a. Goods yess'g ( FOrcz-ics,
l.....s ia G~ntcu,u- s. Ike this upportu.
r..s o.. f.H..r al. -r.i."' 7cLD-u'ud setneuis for
fHa. .Hrrai "I. ..sec fla. .s,, ,sa sc hope to in
rs ..f cHlIf.,- ,f :.,o same by fair dealing
end rrasanat'c prices. All we osn say, -, please
eau and examine qualtics and prices, and then
y7dys Cor YOU. lives Those wishing to purchase
aro invilet To- call before purchasing else where.
WANTED,
IN exchange Tor Goods, most kinds Of COUNTRY
PRODUCE, Tor which u liberal price will be paid
II. CUTTING X co.
Lower Waterford, May 20, IeJ0 95-3m
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heard limited, with we fear too much truth was
her case: She had attracted TO her attention ms
rumor stntes, professional gentleman, n highly
reputable practitioner Of medicine one whose
fair exterior and bland manners were well calcu-
lated to ngratiate the owDor in favor with one
older and more wary, than the unfortunate SUBJ
ject OF this paragraph. How long these attentions
were continued, and to what extent they were
carried, we are unable to learn, and cannot d..
vine; farther :han is in the fatal rcsuIl.-Those
attentions were paid with much assldni,y, and
when few days since they were abruptly bro
ken off,the subject of them became melancholy,
and OIL the day of her death, procured the fatal
drug that buried lcr trouble, and, it may be,
another's depth OF infamy in the same grave.
She'is said to have been beautiful and one of
The most amIable OF her Philadelphia
Times
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-19

- about the size Of the European at the age OF
10. Their history proves the inferiority of their
race. n nation ofone hundred million has been
snhdned by about forty thousand Engshmcn.
lhe head Of the American Indian is decidedly
inferior to the European. DR. G. has examined
acoIiecIion of20O Indian skulls in the posses
sion of DIR Morton of Philadelphia, and had seen
many living Indians since his last visit to Bos
ton, and their inferiority in the size of the brain
was indisputabIe. The Peruvian skull was also
exhibited, and the history of the suhjugalion of
that race by handful of Spanish soldiers was
briefly alluded to, in confirmation Of thnt nferi.
orlty which the snaIlness Of the skull indicated.
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Chicago Democrat-Ertrd.
Sunday, Oct 81, 1889;
AWFUL CONFEDERATION !-NlNE'
,rEEN BUILDINGS RURNT

About o'clock, Sunday morning. the 2Ith'
a fire broke out between the buildings he longing
to Henry Brown and ID. Hatch, and could nor
be arrested until it had destroyed nearly al me
block bounded by Lake, Clarke. South water
and Dearborn streets, on the south side Oh inc
alley, aud Il violent ,rain alone protected the re-
,nainder of the block and several adjacent ones.
Indeed, no one can predict its immense r"V"ses'
had it been clear and windy night.
AS TO the cause of the fire there are various
opinions. A large portion of our citizens are
inclined TO attribute it to incendiarles, an" 'h's
view gains confirmation from the large hn', ~,
of thieves detected around the premises. a.
fire was arrested in the direction OF ,his ounce
wholly by the intervention of the lately erected
fire proof building occupiedby Il. w. Raymon'
s, Co, and 10y Osborn g. SlralIani, on DGaroor'
street, in the direction of the Theatre ny I'M
pulling down OF Messrs Spring q Gooor'cn
| ofIice. With the exception of the fire proc
I building and one Of brick, the block was al
wool
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From the Wc,0 York Star.
THE PUBLIC LANDS.

In many OF the Western States the great sys-
TENS of public Improvements have been sus-
pended from want OF noney-and we appre-
bend that such will be the fate of our New
York projects. The refusal on the part Of Mr..
Van Buren, and his friends to allow Mr. Clay 5
Land Bill 20 pass, has, we fear, been the cause
OF this blow to internal Improvement; and what
renders this conduct really criminal on the part
OF The General Government is that they have
set on private speculation among their friends in
these lands--aowed millions TO be lost bv the
Sub. Treasury, md have now promised to the
new States, the gift Of the public domains.
Let all the States in the following table see whit
sums each would have received had Mr. Cays
lllll henn NnSSnd
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TERMS-THE CALEDoNIAE will be published
weekly at $500 per annum, or at 81 80 if paid in
advance, If payment is made within six months
from tho time Of subscribing it will be considered
ms advance pay. No paper will be discontinued
u4n' al arrearagos are paid except at the option of
the publisher
lLyAdvertisemen will be inserted for the GUS
lomary prices, Persons are requested state ohn
number of weeks they wish their Advertisements
published, otherwise they will be inserted till for
bid and charged accordingly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-19

LamcntaJle suicide Of a beautiful yo'nag Ga'7.--
One of the most heart rcnding suicides that we
almost ever had occasion TO record was commit
ted in this city, hight before last by Mary Boy.
ers, Il domestic in the family OF hr Chnt .
Grafton. in Third street near Pine, by taking
audanun. She is represented as one of those
blooming, healthy young girls, whose pretty lace
TOO frequently prove their ruln-S"ch we haNe
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-19

Confusion OF NATURE. In the night OF the
18th of June the inhabitants of FederowK' nus
suln, were awakened by subteraneous noIse
and sort Of earthquake, which gave vtoe emu
shock to all their dwellings. Ignorant OF lhe
cause Of this terrible shock, they fastened INTO
the streets, and saw to their terror that the
whole valley, in which the houses are sit'!a'eu'
bad become looscned from the foot OF the mo"t,
tain, that it had sunk considerably, and was aa,
Vancing towards the Wolga. The terror OF
these poor people was extreme when they saw
the whole mass was moving, and that some OF
their houses were tossed up, while some SANK
down. In short time there were formed "'
this snnken surface, elevations and depfesSiohs
and broad and very regular cracks, winch gaV'
it the appearance of terrace where there NAT
BEEN marshes or small lakes, hills had r5en' anS
the evated spot had become hollow, filled wit'
water as well as the cracks. L he uhdulau"'
motion of the ground continued tor seventy
hours, after which it gradually ceased. NOR
than seventy houses are damaged, some are 10
tally DESTROYED and almost all the cellars at
filled up. The fields and kitchen garden
which were nearest to the mountain, an" 'o'
siderably higher up than the village nave su
tered most of all. Happily no persons nav
perished During the confusion the tpeasa''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-19

NFFooLs MAKE LAWYERS RICH.-The
London DISPATCH mentions the of Long Us
Long originally involving but IS Is. tor an al
legged lrespass but which has been III Cour'
seventeen years, and final decision was lately
had in favor Of plaintiff the costs amounting to
El29l les
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-19

TIE SuB.TREAsURY SYsTEM,-Ne had yes
tar,Iay an amusing illustration OF the operation
of the Sub Treasury principle. report Vne
Richmond papers make no mention OF ~ reach
ed here that the Governor either had issued, or
was about to issue; ProcIamaliou, comma nd
inc the Sheriffs and Sergeants To collect the
! taxes i'm gold or silver, amt prohibiting them 10
take the notes of tie Banks. No sooner was
this report cIrclilaed, than all who had not PAID
| their taxes started in search OF the Sergeant, III
order that they might pay them to HIM IN notes
before he officially received the Proclamation
Among the rest we saw one or two OF the Loco
Focos, who appeared to be exceedingly anX ious
IN find the Srrgeant-'Where can he be 81
must pay my taxes before lie gets the Proclaina'
ton, or must pay premium Tor specie
, Now at this behavior we were not llt'le as
t lonished. What !! said we TO ourselves, 'wii
Q not the boosted Sub Treasury principle-th'
= cure for all lhe ills which flesh is heir to-
q stand the fire test to which 1t is submitted -
Will its own advocates turn their backs upon II
: mon their first introduction to it ? Gentlemen
;, we are surprised at your conduct You should
come UP TO the scratch for the Sub Treasury Il
IS time of need. Yo should glory in shown
e your confidence in the great blessings which
is will bring on the country. You should ieav
~ it to those Rag Burons, the Wings, to pay the
e taxes in Bank rags, ant. should take great plea
.e sure in paying ten per cent tor specie to pa
I'd YOUR own with. We are ashamed OF you, an
I'd will make the Globe pumne you right well &c
m your behavior-that we withdrawing lnte
ne Hgencer.
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all lived in the open air they are now begin
ming to repair their houses. The sinking OF the
valley is one mile and half long, and $50 faith
oms broad it is not yet known how far the val
lev has moved ACCOMPLISHMENTS TraUets.
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GA dry goods dealern Boston pnrI;h n,,ss.
during the past year thousand tickets IN tos,e,
ies and drawing prizes, failed in .J If
is a miserable man Such is usually the emo VI
oil gaming
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The Queen Of Eng|and, although very far
from beautiful, has couIrIyCd 10 set mauy OF hGr
srLiar,s' hearts on fire about her There are noN
in confinement as unuics, abo III thirty persons,
who have gone mad with the idoa that the
Queen was to we'd them. The latest sn'tor Is
- Door Sco,chmnn, named james Bryan, who
walked on foot from Scotland 10 see her, ahG
has now walked back again, all his "silIeE nav
ing been spenl.-.N \. Star
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SAGE OF WIFE. The infamous practice
of IA man offering his wife at public auction Is
still continued in England. Recently, IN Kot''
erham market place, IL respectfully dressed wo ,
man was offered for sale She nppeare" WIZ"
a halter round her waist, under her gown, the
end of>yhirh passed through her pocket hole
She was knocked down for shlIings 10 pence
to purchaser from Sheffield, and started of with
him To his home. Tho IonetnbIes were present
10 prevent Il hrrnr, u! .hc pe0ce.-.N Y. Paper
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20
Hendache.

lar. r. Sp0HN. Gefmsa s. ys.o.an af msrb
~ note haV,nN devoted his attention iaf sarif
years q be cure ssl removal Of the causes of
NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHE hss tie
sltishciion . make known. ulat be hss rtmedy
which s. remnsuE ihe causes cures riiFcins 3 5ud
permanently tbs distressing complaint. Tlelc ere
many iamiiIes who have considered SICK lIeadarhe
q constitutional incufah'c lamily compliant Dr. j.
aseres them tlat they are mistaken, anj 'sboriue
unler distress which they might NOT only alleviate,
bat actually eradicate BY lie use Of ht remedy.
IL Is tie result Of scienlidc research ami is en-
tircy o. diiicCgt character from advertised pateai
medicines, and j. moi unpea ant TO Tie taste.
HEADACHE. SICK OR NERVOUS.
The extraordinary reputation that Dr.. spohn's
remedy Of this distressing eamp.Nnt Is every day
day gaining erriauis maiicf NJ much asionisf.
ment That 40 much suffering should Save ssirl
or ages without any discovery Of ga eiiteinal Ire.
venIlse. or cure, is truly subrct 81 mech regret
bat Dr.. ). now assures tas public that .aci rem.
edy has been invented as viii couvnce tie most
ercduous. Tie p5inrpeS upon wiIchit act. are
simple aud plain his an admitted fact that Cd.
complaint, whether called SICK Headache, or Nrr.
vous Headache, srises pnmariiy from Tire stomach
--thnss who thiRk they have thr Nervous Head
ache may rest ASSUMED that tbs organ tie stomach.
- the first raHse ihlt tic system has become vita
ted or deti6ialed through ihe stomach, and that On.
~ through the same ciannri mast they expcct a rec
toTatlnn q he natural aud healthy functions of the
SYSTEM. tbs object Dr.. spuha's rrmedy Is etni.
henllg calculated 70 aian. The truth of this fo.
slton eannpl be contioseTicd and thr sooner suffer-
ers with the headache become eonvinced OF il. fhe
sooner VII their yliefings end ia tesierat.as a
health. d. Spoha pledges hs professional repo a.
ton on tbs fact The remedy may be had Of
apoihccaFics generally throughout Tie United
States + sPoHN, M. ID.
r1~For Sale ~ EA SMITH, Druggist, Main
Street, Cclumbu, Mississippi.
Jan. ? le39.--a7-il
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Trust sale.

NOTICE IS hlrtby given. tInt 10 pursuance Of
y tha provisions Of a certain Deed Ia Trust ex-
eculei by Edward FeatheEt1n, Of Monroe county.
and tate Of Mississippi nn the twenty first day
Of Sept 1851, to Ii. W. Cater, Of the county Of
Lowntes auI state aforesaid, IS trustee, 10 secure
doc payment 81 q certain pfomuus>on note. therein
mentioned and described, 10 the order of the Tom
bs.g Raj Road Company, sad trustee, oftr
Al public sale pa Saturday, the 9th dav 81 April
nCyt tAe court house Ia the town of Columbus
N- ppt within the hours prescribed hy law. all
ihe right tile c.amand interest. which the said Ell
ward tca,bcrtou has in aud to the following de-
scubei Tot or parcel of land, - wit: one section
OF land wing and being situated IN tie county of
CheaaSw and State of Mississippi towl: Section
hVe, 10 township thirteen, of range five east TO-
ge'he' w'h off and singular the tenemcurs, heredit
amenH and apputcnances thereto belonging, and
all ihe crectlons, buildings and improvements upon
the same. Dated this 9th day of April. 1879
II, w. CATER. Trustee.
3gi Prs fee, $40 GOT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20
Ornlnn.. Court.

ST,TF % ALkHAHA. W,susGroy CorvrY.
BY J. D. LEsTrR Judge ~ tkc CouGfy Court Of
Harrington county and state aloresaii
NOTICE d hereby gwen, ulal 90 application 10
~ me by Peter Cartwright by hs attorney
! Mathew Cartwright uf sad state and county. s1j
ihc sail NJ. Ca-twnsht, as Enee Of Jane Welsh
Of tie state Of Mlsssslppi. who claims am yidel
part Of land wing md being situate lu Washington
county and state Of Alabama, aHi known anal des-
cnlei as follows To wlt: Tie east half Of the south
west quarter Of section twenty six. township nine
range four west; the south east quarter ~ lection
twenty seven, township uIHc, range four west: The
southeast quarter Of rciou twenty six. township
nine, range four west; ihe north east quarter Gi
section lhlry five township nine, range four west
the northwest quarter OF section thirty Eve. town
sAp nine range og west the east ta,f orttC south
east quarter II section thirty five. township upe.
range four west; the southwest qiaftcr 1T section
thirty five, township zine, range four west; thc
northwest quarter OF southeast quarter of rction
ihfty i've. township moe, range four west have
Nominated Joseph Black Pleasant l.. Gilbert and
Jeremiah Smith Commissioners to divide said tract
or tracts OF land into equal shares NJ parts aud I'M
lrs proper ohlocuCn5 nye stated 10 me on thc third
MONDAY N May next az The court house In the
county OF Washington and state of Aablma lie
sad Joseph Black Pleasant l.. Gilbert and Jercnl..
ah Smith, will then be appointed commissioners 10
make partition Of said lands, Pursuant 10 Anact
entitled an act for the more easy partition Of lands
held ~ cop9uners, Iout tenants aud tenants in COM
mon passed HE ith day Of March, 1908.
Given under nv hand tls 7lh dav uf March 1890
JOSIAH y. LESTER, Judge wee.
march 23 j7WG lPr tec, Sl7 50l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20
Notice.

A LII pe,sons having claims against the subscri.
IN Der are requested to present them on the 18Th
Of March next, as am making arrangements ia
settle them by notes on good solvent men Of ibis
county, which is the only means that have to nav
my debts; all persons having such claims will do
well 10 avail themselves of the chance, as do NOT
want to exclude any. lam determined to pay no
more cost-in the last eighteen months have paid
thfee thousand dollars in cost and find that can.
no. pay my deo's at those rates. am wiling 10
40 we oest can Tor my creditors, and flatter nv.
self that they will be satisfied with The arranrera,,
ltai will make with them. the claims thai7I b,ld
are not many of them due, but all Of them are on
NE oss' men n the country, JOHN NJ KIRK.
Feb. 9th, 1889 -3I-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20

The grandesl ornament belonging 10 The humai
frame. How strangely the loss Of il change.
The eounlfnanec, and 7tematnely brings ON the an
pearance Of old age, whirhcanses many 10 recoi nj
being uncovered, ond sometimes even shun society
70 avoid the lfsis and secrs Of Their acqnainlance
NC remainder 81 their lives il eonst uuenty sl,en
~ retirement. In short, not even The loss Of ura.
perly ills The generous thinking youth with thai
heavy sinking gloom as does tho less Of his hair
lnavefl OIL llrsc unpleasant circumstances. Oh.
badges BALM or COLUMBIA sops ~
han from falling oil on The first application and !
lew bottles restores i again /. likewise prob
eyebrows and WHISPERS; prevents The fnir y !,
turning Gray, makes u curl beautifully, and H. !,
from seurf Numerous certificates Of the FIRST r,s.
pcciabliy ~ support Of tho virtues Of Oldrbics,s
Balm are shown hy The ptnnrielnfs,
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. Iaio Alayor q
Philadelphia, has certified, as may be seen belnw n
NE h'gh character Of the following gentlemen:
lhe undersigned do hereby certify that we have
used The Balm 81 Columbia discovered Nv ] on.
dfldge, and haYe found il highly scrvireahe NOT eply
as preventive against tho falling oil Of hair. but
also certain restorative. tS,gncd i
I'm THATCHER, methodist minister, az .NsuA s,b
u. John Y iagiiss 33i orch 81. John d Thomas
" y, 1903 Race So. John s Fmcn l0l Spruce n,
Hugh McCurdy, 243 South IN 81. John Gayd
". 1873 .dreh street philadelphia
y WIN certainly raise iia virtues IN The cstmanon
q the public, when il IL known that three Of The
above siguffA arc marc Than so years Of age, and
the others not less than 80
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor Of said civ
Of Philadelphia, slo hrrehy certify that an we
acquainted with Messrs J. z. Ings, John y Flu
roy, and Hugh MCurdY, whose names ara signed
% me above certificate, that they are gentlemen Of
CHARACTER and responsibility, and az such ial credit
M he ars45 -. Al. 3 ! 4t.4
B0BERT WHARTON. Mayor.
For Sale at the Drug stnrs Of n, A SMITH
Main street, Columbus Mississippi
Jan. ~, 1899. ~-aT.t.
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Trust Sale.

NOTICE f hereby given, that in pursuance Of
y .he provisions Of certain Deed IN Trust. ev.
ccnied by Joseph II. Firth of Noxubce count
and state oi Mississippi on the eighteenth d5v
Of May, 1855, 10 II w Cater Of the county Of
LoWhde5 ahd Stale aforesaid as trustee, TO secure
tie payment Of a certain prommssory note. therein
mentioned ana described, 70 the order Of the Tom.
bgby lol. Road Company will, as trustee, Offer
at public sale on Saturday, tie 27ih day Of Anril
nest, al lhe court house IN the town Of ColmLue
MISSISSIPPI within the hours prescribed hv law. NH
The night llje, claim and interest which the said Io.
sepl H. Firth has in AMI to the following described
baud, 70 wit The south east quarter Of secti,n
number twenty one township number fourteen.
range HUMMER seventeen east, ana the south east
quarter oil section number twenty, township nun.
Der iourtecn range seventeen east contaipin,r in an
three hundred and twenty and % 100 ocrrs l,,,,
ana being situate IN the county of Noxubcr 10 NJ
Mississippi together with all and singular The Tons.
mrhts heredliamens and appurtenances lerenn,o
belonging and all the erectons, buildings ana in.
proyements whatsoever upon the same Dated tlis
Oh April, 1889 II. w CATER, Trustee
''"' Price, $40 0Ol