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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23
DEATH OF BENJAMIN SWAN.

We perform melancholy Duty IN announcing
Tie death Of BENJAMIN SWAN, Esq. who
died at his residence IN this town Thursday the
litl' INST, at the age Of seventy-sx years. j.
Is needless 10 say thai be universally respected
aud beloved. No mau was ever more highly es.
,eemed by the people Of this state, aud no uon
~es more deserving, none more faithful, none
more horest.
For nearly half century, Mr Swan has been a
prominent nau in the community. II IS nearly
tiny years since he came 10 this town aud csiab-
ilsled hlmsel. q merchant, having been bred 10
the business in ono Of the fret houses M Mass8-
chusetis. His thorough mercantile education and
HE correct pieas of commercial and financial uslt-
tiers we're OF great assistance to him In tho various
public eycealIons to which be was called md rem.
deIcd him valuable as al accurate aud ready mao
in all business transactions. Ia public or private
lie, his urbGnIty Of manners, conciiialoTy depOn~
meat and undoubied integrity, secured the respect
aud confidence Of the Whole community. Win
he elevation Of character which he possessed aud
tie cciefcuce universally paid to L!m. be Was
man Of great modesiy and humiihy. his cAts-
ton character was % well Distinguished By neck
ress. Is By bis numerous acts ui bsneyD errs.--
lie liked end died without sH euemY,--ut peace
wnh all mankind, and enjoying he hope Of hop
~ immortality.
Mr. Swan has sustained variety of oGiees snd
public tiusls. lie was the f;I posimssie. spPou-
Ted 40 tins town, and resigned tie Office Lea other
cares engaged his attention. 10 thc year l736.
on The resignation BY Gen. Morris Of the Office u
county CLERK, Dir Swan WLs tppo.nied 40 that oiee
/ and ilom that time TO bis death period ol forty
three years. has held the Office Of clerk 81 the
supreme end county court. Ian year 1900, be
wac sPpoiaed oy The Legislature. treasurer Of he
/ state, aud iheneeorstrd FOR thirty.t9o successive
i years ives eeSied TO that Office b. he freedmen Of
( this slate. and generally ~ithpUt opposition lie
has with great credit and perfect fidelity. executed
many other responsible odises. Il is iup0fsi5 e
7 10 the Ahorl space allotted 10 q newspaper anti
siele 10 do justice to tie memory u sucb Iass,
b.: u vii I've and a0Drisb, a. .ssg The pfeieal
gsGefsiion o. msn shsii rsmE0 ard ibslf ehiifIsn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23
MountliolIy and Ludlow, April la, 1889.
Young Ladies, Look nj thisI!i

~ friends to ser, we here advertise young
nan by the name of - -, late of Ludlow
he 10 omitted because Of the young la
dies have given theirs He is Of middiins size,
bout 80 years Of age very ordinary appearing fellow
and hardly knows wha, belongs 10 decency and good
manners lie is going abou; like roaring lion among
the girls seeking whom he may destroy We consider
him worse than the very ID himself He has KEEP,
company with no less than girls this winter in
,hi. neighborhOod, promising to marry them all No
wonder they talk go hard about the rascal
Hsripg Of length exhausted his fame for deception
here has taken French leave and gone II is said, to
Reading, Vt Hence would caution the young Ia.
dies Of that place TO beware Of this wolf ia Sleeps
,lothing, for he is than the reptiles Of the sea
.sning doubtless sharks and such like reptlesl and
you have any regard for your honor and reputation
Se repeat, beware OF this y!e impostot.
IL MAsy YousG LADIES.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23
Provision Market.
BnIGnroN mARKEr-.monaa,, Aprn rs.

~ Market 30 Beef Cattle, 20 Stores 8 pairs woik
ing Ohen, ~ Cows aud Calves $50 Sheep, and 1850
Swine. About 800 sheep and a Jew swine unsod.
Prices. Beef Caue-We quote 70 correspond with
last week, FIST ouaay e,55 go Second quality 500
80 Third quality go 40
Storcs-A ycry few sales only effected
Working Oxen-We noticed the sale Of two yoke at
Sos and Sll5.
Cows aud Calyee-- So. 80 40, IS, a 50
Sheep--Sevoral snaii lots pt 80, GG2aG75.
swne-One lot at :, Que OF : I.2. Several at 80
a93S, o gas l2 aud one lot t0 u 10.
Large barrows at 8 at retail from . TO II.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

Rol0n Poia,oes, are about as much "lhe rage
as Mulberry trees. They are rarely bought by
the bushel because that would involve too great sn
expenditure. but by the dozen or The single one
M Augustus CLARK IN this town Is selling them
as high as siX-peunes piece or 'ocis per dozen
which any reader can tell better than We can what
rtey would reach by the bushel. But ahef 81
these Potatoes at such prices are doubtless PORTABLE
poialoes.-Eyery thing Of this sort is valuable IA
proportion TO It's capacity for reproduction, no.
leaving out of sight It's goodness. Hence II one
RoAsn viii produce more then a bushel Of good
sound nutritious potatoes is it dear eli Elk p-nce
-NgrihamIt9a Couyi,r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23
~ ~ fPOSPS,>ey- 80
~ss-S-|Sy =. -. u b.. ,sll.Sss
- ~ ls1-SA>.
Great rlrc at Albany.

The Albany Argos or gcs,,tl4y. s.,s ,ba, "sa,u.a.,
ovcarg lstl IVES Specialized hy one ri ihe most S,rn.
s,ve cou11Sauuus tsa has ever ogcalfed this city
and the moot extensive The great fre n Heavier
IT. IN -2oc decides outbnusrt 81 thtre not hoes thsu
fttgfre including coo Ncsi,5 no Chapel many v 10.
ahie residence -ad large qaauuiy of furniture, Ihe
iosa oannot he couegty estimated al ts tine II will
probably exceed $4,000
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

MN PKIsrtE,-As md fine pair Of sleep noticed
is your PAPER as being tt.see aud slaughtered in Rut
l'aa ID ,orks Soeie lie, you krow that raise ns
pe'k IN Dssby Three beg, killed here las' ia weigh
81 " iolisws
oas BY Daaisi Lafhan Of Dsnsy Borough, SO
David GFian,h. half mile distant, $50
JoAa H.awin, \ 4. par, Of the town, 10 mos
ana two weeks Old, weighed 653, total 1863
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23
An Amusing Affair.

We have received an amusing epis,e from Mount
holly, purporiDg to come from number Of exaspera-
bid young ladies, containing an advertisement Of a
r.ugh,y old bachelor WHOM they seem TO think almost
deserves be hanged for his eachery in matters OF
pretended love- and If they state truly think so too,
A-ane il he can 10 caught, will find rope if they
sili do the hanging.
The Advertisement reads substantially in this wise
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

We ssrn " private ieuer. that Mafeus Drsh,, a
iSs q Cos peaas al lied si the Post Of Aikansss
q iae "a insi - Eagsae NosFibe pesas rushed on
Ae,nes rlih bo1le knfs, shea Ncifibe ss0l At han
siiA Psstol bet sssd han. Aotrbes hFObcf ksnced
s'n seeeGe Pisioi, with which he shei D.,ha DIVA
ef.s ~ spot Soiss sas heen held s'l % iAs sgg
a slAo50 49, LstfsrsNs gc-r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

II has been known to many Of our citizens 'Aai
the Ne~ Jersey members OF Congress EJECT the
zane gentlemen who served through he last Con
press, made a written proposition 10 tie Admins
trstion candidates Who claim the election, at the
commencement Of their new political term, 10 sub
init The question to the decision ~ the people e,
.peeial election. which Nosle also avoid pro-
traeled controversy ia Congress Ell he eNPtnee Of
the nation. The pFopos.tisn.we understand has
beea declined. -.Nteark ID. .l4s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

7HoHef f,rs ~ 0g8sas'ure THE fhr,c papct give,
an account of another frr 90 Oadcushutr on the l7ih
INST Amuar t.s tutl4u.s destroyed Nas the poR Of
Zee and Roe OeleusburaA Bank 'ib ratoio and pa.
per in the vaut was supposed to hay, Oh ssvnro.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23
DIE,.

ln r,tsGs'5 on th, 40 inst Sumnct n con of Chsn.
dior and LucftA tfnsv1an ngtd ytsr
~ iusiotd ON The in,h iust Emily daughict q Mr.
Tiffany. eyed months.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

eil, 10 amer yeafs. call 81 The warm recollection
vh.,h their G,iofs ontcHHinrj Of The ufioo and
integrity, The exemplary ile and christian character
Of ne~I,vIS SwtS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

ffsess occurred bstwseB LomuodoFe Elliott and =
AI Sc Donald Of the Army, "Wednesday sitsfaooa,
an eonseqasnee Of remarks naes BY Ar IN the Bal
limore carr Nsfions abroad respecting the
quarrel and have noi besn abe 70 sscsfisn ne
A. tfuih = PAllea .Nafth fnrf-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

TIE boty Of Patrick Mein,yre. an lfishmsn Who
has been soueu7ne resident 10 bls per, Of the e9an-
inv was found IN the woods Bsrnsic on tie slh INST
About Nscks he started from barnard NiaRe 70
90 10 The house a Mr. Blessngion, 10 tie part 81
The town AID nothing further vas heard or kno~a o.
him unul his discovered on Sunday last
Tie xas n the hst Of Inorle4iion ana - ssie 70 hsFs
efsnk freely on t,e day xhea be Wss lss, seen alive
There "a 60 saspeion HAT he eanis hls death by Vo-
lenee OF saieoe-bsi there s sBfeseni 70 eeisEe ~
p,s the sissitn Of inlempsfsues ~ .stffprt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23
DFugs, Medicines,
Is % % RI .
&2g5 gGMGgc3A@G

&2G 9EME1CiA@f
MAY DEE olbaei on reasonable igTas a. the Olies
w Of DR. d u MenChatn who eoHiilufs 90 fefioff4
tao ysrous opsnuons upon Ale teeth, 90 tte most s,-
proved uauner he v iHsfli. On y asDuahle iei -,
Porcelain lad Ai.lcfsl JceiY Mu vail not caiy ~
0ralfvfytf. boz really EsafUi
tamfrs he odi niag towns, sifio be services
w receive gfgGFt aticp9a .cngs aha. sili BE- eat.
isfactory.
Also laf sale MoT1r< Life Pts and Ftlaaix U'ilsfs;
Tfussas. sc. % n JEACHAA.
Wahn.ia April c. 1850 ld--3lseoun
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

Melanchoiy. -IIon Luther Lawrence, Mayor OF
Lowell was recently killed by falling into he wheel
pit Of one Of the factories of the Middlesex MANN
featuring Company in that cuy. lie was viewing
some new works Of the factory, when he irlpped
and fell into the machinery, aud died IN about 20
minutes elterwards.-B. Cur.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

EEsnyie AID neeeJii.--A foe fashionable mothe'.
one besv,iul spring morning. walked forth into
the city iesding by Ito hand little child t,e o.
Elk years old. The mother was dressed W oil tie
fantastic fnefy Of tho times. She bad pink bon
net ofuamened with bird o. rafhdisc. shaded
with huge bows of vide rbbon--sleeycs Which
caused her taper waist to appear Ike lean famine,
supported on enher eide ty oyergroWn plenty.
Her gown WIS of such redundancy of rlalts aud
/ folds that whole family might have been cloth
ed from THIS supethuous. Add While wilh one
baud she led the hulo girl along so the other bed
fac handkerchief reported 80 have cos, Gfy dol.
lars The little child VAS dressed o. fte os lie
mother fof che unfortunately had light curly hair ;
and was considered beauty.
They passed toy shop, and tho child insisted on
/ going A. where she laid gu, all the money the hid
10 various purchases iu, were Of M use whatever
in spite Of the advice Of her mother. eho acfnaiet
ly scolded and aughed a, her Tor thus Wastirg he
money on things so useefs. The cl!d seemed to
reflect for few moments aud thus addressed her
mother ".Alo,her, what is the use Of those great
sleeves you wear -
( The mother was silent, for the question puzzled
/ her.
! Mother, What is the use Of that fnc bird on
! your hatr
/ The mother was s,ill more at loss for reply
! Smother. what is the use of having a worked
handkerchief bordered with lace, t. sipe your
/ nose 7"
] Come along'-cried the mother somew hot
roughly. as she dragged the little girl out of the toy
shop" come along, say and don't ask go many
/ foolish quesons.'-L X. Pudding.
AMUSING Iacident'-The following amusing in.
cidcn occurred in Cambridge, at Of the recent,
trials for the election Of member Of Congress in
/ District No. 4 A cooted man, pretty jealous
abohilonlst, who is in The employ at q merchant in
city, who resides in Cambridge, was told by his
employer that The would like to go over and vote
he would write his vote for him. as he could NE her
read nor write. The colofed man, suspcclinp
some trick, decllnd The offer but said he would 90
to the office aud get one. lie went to the office
of the Liberator and asked some one IN attendance
for an abolition vote The individual, not under
standing him. but surprising lie was testing. hand
ed him q copy Of the Liberator. Our hero iunc
dia,ely walked over to Cambridge, and presented
himself at the Polls. Ga announcing his name
and on its being checked. be ve.y gravely deposit
ed his Libodtor in The Jdiioi Dor, to the greu
amusement Of the spectators. Mer. Jour.
The Philadelphia Ledger states that the individua
who Re DAYS since offered irou the Com
mssioners Hall, kensngton, Ia Mr. Mussrlnans tav
ern Frankford, and back distance 10 miles in q
minutes, accomplished this irat On Monday, IN min
utes less than the slime IL. 50 minutes
Tn. scerrtary II War has forbidden the sale Of a,
dent spirits "a iir Indians the frontier. The edito
al the providenc- Jou.nbl says 81. has been suqpese
gress might be prohibited without producing any ser
Gus cyl!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

James II. Hathaway, the young man from New
Bedford ehc sbscondcd, after committing severoi
forgeries TO an amount collectively Of several
tbout and dollars, was arrested last week in Troy
y. Y, and ha. been committed for examination
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

A sale OF lots in the Common Of St. Louis took
place the 2lst CIT. the result Of which shows
the HourishDg condition Of that town. About
1873 acres were sold at prices ranging from So5O
down to Sl3l per acre, and producing an sggre
gate Of $4,000. Fifteen acres were bought by
The Academy of Natural Sciences" for BUtanl.
cal Garden.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

The Montreal Transcrip, says there is no truth
IN the story about COLLISION between par:y Of
volunteers und body Of Vermonters.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23
PROgl5fOAS


sT5TE ar FEEHONT fnN applIesnoa o. ifa
Dis,rtet Vi .ganetssies, a. ~ Werd sxseoior ofas
ftiair o. Jla,a Nsre als ~ kgpsu 10 sad district
deceased h il ordered aud dscEtsG Dat az PERSONS
haviHg demsHds srauri Esig esiatei rzhbt Tho ssns
% ths s1i4 ezfeaiGT ff ar vHi teiqfe The tih
day Of October lexi, olhefa uey shall be ieiersf
barred. "a
And d 6 fanbef oficied thai aotee liefegf 10 f'rr
10 al concerned, - pulshag THE efgri ltSrs 80
sueessa.vtlF iH The Huiiard Herald printed 4 ks9<
and ~ posung W tie Esnlr 10 fSpf Psbse -
county u Bennine zion, % vit a Jshk sH1
lars, age 81 H0sgaDi's Store in $40 nS*F
esrgssais ish 10 Dofssi, sifhin sisx
ing tbiz dscfsT. -
G.,es "a groi.sss Cosrs q No.
thIs aah tsy q ARssss> -
Aiissi '.......4..z ~. ]. 3. Il \.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

During V. d. procession ut Seneca Falls I"
few nights since, a lad named Brace vas run over
by man on horseback. aud Instantly killed. The
rider was thrown from his horse, his arm was bro
ken and he was otherwise considerably injured.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

Hamburg paper announces tho deuth, at n.
York, of John jacob Asor, at the advanced age Of
50 years II is added, that Mr. Astor leaves II
property estimated G, 500, 600 900.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

Il Natipal RcmedB-- Appi,cable - our Constitutions
and Competent 10 Cure Ecery Durable Dis.
eale--Bay be found ~ The
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

The Sccrrtarv II Wer has forbidden the sale Of
den, spirits the Indians the frontier The editor
o the providenc- journal says at has been suggested
that the sale Of The article .NenbsfS oj to4i
gress might Be prohibited without producing any seti-
Gus evil!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

The Philadelphia Ledger states that the individual
who u Re W DAYS since offered irom the Com
missioners Hall, Kensngton 10 Mr. Mussp!nan's tav
ern, Frankford and back distance 10 miles, in ~
minutes, accomplished this feat Monday, min.
ues less than the suttme H. was 81 minutes
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

BY the last accounts from the Mexican capital
Il conducla with $4,000 900, in specie wes eSpec
ted to leave that city shortly Tor Vera Cruz.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
Shcrln-s sale.

- virtue Of suINrv executions issued hy the
.AJ clerk nl the circuit court Of Lawndes county,
and 10 ne ,linctel. will sell Tor cash al the cour,
hnuse deor in Columbus, nn Monday tie third day
OF June next, the following described lands and
Lawn lpls situated in Iowrdes counly, TO wit: lots
number ilur and Ave IT fractional section eighteen.
iaweshp eighteen range eighteen west lots num-
Der one ami two Of fractional SECTION thirteen, III
lnwnsSp eighteen, rauge niucteen west, containing
BY estimation three hundred aud sxtv.fye acres.
Also the following lots in Columbus to wit: lots
number Ave and Six Ia square one, north Of Main
street; FITS number nine and ten ii square mum
her two Cess lhiry ieei) fronting Military street.
Levied an as TIE properly o. James jones 10 SATISFY
said f. las. in favor % lighman NJ Tucker aud
nilIers Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
JOHN w. BYRN, Sh'G
- Of Lowndes caDNty
Maya Iss9,-~i5-iw Pr, fsasS7 so.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
Notice.

IN pursuance Of certain Deeds Of Trust to me
4 executed, BY William l.. ClarA, unc hearing date
GA the twenty sixth day Of August, 1881, one dated
on the tenth day of May 1887, one dated the t-
tcenlh day of August 1883, aud one dated the njne
teenth day Of February 1889, to secure the pay-
ment Of certain debts, N said deeds OF Trusts men
toned, on which Mckinney Hoderness and David
Lloyd securities; viii offer Tor sale at the Court
House dool m the town Columbus, at public auc-
ton, on Monday the tenth of June next for cash,
the following property, to wit Lot number fifteen,
Of fractional block numherone, situate and being in
ha; 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 Roddy Smith
and George Shalcr Of Joseph Bryan, containing one
quarter of an acre, bounded as follows 10 wit be-
ginning at HE most south west corner OF lot number
seven, OF section number seventeen OF township
number eighteen, Of range number eighteen west,
running on the line Of said tract, sixty eight Inks 10
a stake, thence north two hundred aud seven links
TO u stake thence west one hundred and seventy
four inss to stake on the Tombigboc river, thence
down the meandcrn1s Of said river TO the begin.
ming. And also the right, title and interest Of the
said William /. Clark IN and to the following lots,
which is uneyprcd on lease Of ninety nine years. re-
movable forever, &c. 10 wit: Lots number nine and
ten, IN fractional square number twenty FIVE, south
Of Main steel, IN the plan OF the town ol Column
bus. On Ills last mentioned lot aud those preceding,
IS situated that very valuable Ware mouse on the
Tombigbee river, usually known as Carks Ware
House Also the unexprd lease Of an undivided
half of the following part ollut 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, ia wit: beginning at The south west cornerUl
said lot, and running thence, nearly east with SAID
Main street twenty two feet, thence nearly north
at right angles with said street eighty two and
half feet, thence west 10 ST Johns street. and thence
with said street tohe beginning This lot has on it
that valuable brick store house now occupied by
Mr. Jos. Buckell, and adjoining tic store house Of
Wan. NJ Cozart. Also lots nine and ten in block
number two, containing one quarter OF an acre each,
more or less, situate in that part Of the town of CO.
lumbus, usually known MS New town. This lot has
on 1t well improved family residence,
WIN D0WSING, Trustee.
April I'd, ls99.--S9-l0w [Pr, fee S3S SOL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
Trustees Sale.

an Thursday, the 18th day of May inst by vir-
W tue Of the covenants contained in certain
deed IN trust made on the 10Th day of February,
1889, between Alexander Carter, Sam. +. Butter
worth aud Reuptn ii. Grant | VIII sell at public
auction for cash. TO the highest bidder, at the court
house door, in the town of Columbus, all and SIN
golar the following described tracts of land, known
ana designated as the northwest quarter, the west
ha OF the north east quarter, and the south west
quarter OF section number twenty three, and also the
east hall ofthc south east quarter Of section number
twenty two, in township number eighteen in range
Number eighteen west, together with all and slngu-
lar, the tencmenls, Entertainments and appurlenan-
ces lhereunto belonging And also ali aud singular,
the following named slaves, To wit Aaron, man
aged about thirty two; Lucy, aged about thirty
Sarah, aged about seventeen BurIey, aged twelve
Jane aged eight Minney aged thlrty-two, Filler
aged twenty-eight, Betsey, a5cd twelve, and Nan
cy aged four.
Sale to take place between 10 o'clock m, and :
pm SAM. +. BUTTERW0RTH,
May 1, 1889 lsw2 Fee 81 5oi Trustee
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
To Builders.

WILL be let TO the lowest bidder on Monday,
W the ooh day of May next, before the court
house door N the town of Louisville, Miss. the
building Of Brick Court House of the following
dimensions, viz Fifty feet square, twenty-six feel
high 10 be two stories. The court room above
and wen finished. -Four rooms below The whole
building TO be out of the best materials, and 10 be
finished IN workman Ike style bid 10 be noticed
must be accompanied by an undoubted bond and Sc
curly.
The payments for the work will be as follows ;
LIST March, ls40, two thousand five hundred dol
lars. Half the remainder, LIST March lS4l and
the balance on the first March 1912. The House
TO be completed FIRST March, 1871.
For details aud particulars call at the office Of
the subscriber where plan of The building may be
seen. J. P. CROSLEY, Clerk P. c.
Louisville April 18th, lsS9-40-6 Pr. fee 10 50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
Waterman & Learned.

Labor Saring Potent Brick Machine.
VN0 Brick makers Of Alabama The undegsien-
Il ed has bought the Patent for the State Of
Alabama, and will putupa Machine for any person in
the State, at any place, that viii mix the clay and
mould twenty thousand Bricks per day. with two
horses or mules, four men and boys, or enough to
bear od the brick. The Machine is so simple that
any person make it, for there is no gearing Of
any kind all of the work is performed by four pis-
tern rods and four rollers. Any person who wishes
10 purchase Machine can DO SO BY applying 10 the
subscriber in Columbus, Mississippi, and any person
who wishes 10 buy right for a county, or single
machine can be had by applying to the underSigned;
as The above Machines viii always be put in oper-
alton when requested by the purchaser.
ROBERT BLAKELY.
Columbus, Sept. IS, 1888. l0-l2m