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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

NEW YORK TATTERs ILLS II he proprietor of this
well known establishment ihankfs for the ia ors already
bestowed up~n him. beg to inform the patrons the establish
men and The eeno ahd strangers in the city Of York.
that he IS now prepared TO receive horses carriages &c.
for sale, or orders TO purchase MISSION
The -rcPretor would also invite gentlemen wishing to have
hoes at livery for sae call and the great
has made Ia the stab aced estah-
lishment end thinks icy will found Inferior to any il
the city, hr IN point OF anness ccmort stals AID
I've @urs The public hat no sssrton h part the part
Of any bis employ shall be wanting render Taitsa AZ
least equal to any ESTABLISHING nj in the city
The proprietor would also invite carae and harness
hers 10 inspect the dif rent made with
show on their manufacturer 10 bst avantsre and the sale
o. hes' articles form conspicuous part of tis business he
would assure em that a. he has interest In ANY b-ding
iments OF the kind bis utmost exertons will be
sea's hem IN eve way either by yals advances and
10 dong this, he would beg leave 10 call aenios I'M
ryas Location OF the premises its having original
New York Taiiersis r the ,fhorsss carriages
harness &C. and 70 the universal popularity Of place since
wa frs, established in 1879 He therefore trust that he will
pc a. he has be encouraged y that public wnchit will
be his desire to please. GEO. ~ MILLER Propristsr
sll-3rs Successor 10 j. w, Watson Al6 Road
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21


Sarah She r. Murray Ne~York sid Pantheon, Woodbury. do
Memphis Nichols dot cid clifton ipgerso do, Napoleon
Chadwick dol 27 Orphcus Bailey do; southernor Tib
belts do; independence do sid Portsmouth, Wilson do 26th
for dg - Mark varuu do Francona Bale. do; I'D
cid Liverpool Davenport NYor so,h Helen Eliza Phila
aoth, America, stafford, NYork dCaleonia Coffin, Phiad
cid Palmyra Cushing do ent out Eragt Main Mobi, ~
dcou Luc IS virssia sa asSayeare, Brtten, NYcrk Dab
lin, sbolsed, Baltimore; Augusta, Norss; s,as Richards,
Webb, NYok; 21h Merchant Jordss. Charleston; Pew.
la Burgess yrgnia Johu Cumming, Thayer, Havana
Savannah Dunlop, Cook, pa Goth, Mrabean Fis-
.s St io.sRa, ~ Bs,a,t M u, Cn.rsSa Con.
Orleans; 23 Favio Shoot do; Jane Ross, Mcintosh do
sid Liverpool Davenport NYort 3l', Peruvian, Norns
LeoLora va; Phsr.aa Phae Constantine NOrns;
JesAia NYorki Re'eo', dol Sept arr Tamarand, oru,
Ponr, MOI, ~ sept i-arr sam, on, sturgss,, NYork.
GsAvKsEvp. Avg l0-srr Ontsro. Huttlesou, NYorN,
pers Vrsl Amiiy skcia, Charleston; 21h I'D ~ n,
N.wronr, Az s5-ar Mary Newman, Baltimore 0leam.
err Hsrris. d..
F.Lnours aus a0arr and I'd Minerva Cas.,oo or Ii.
verpooi; kspc,iion Dawes. 40 do.
D.arsocI Asg AZ citation from Newyes Tor Bre.
Ds.l Aug b. ~ samson siupis NYork 9Th st james.
Howe for CaOis ad Norins; lob Haubat Busmussen from
YApxosrs. An; cs-Loui,a Morgan Charleston 10 Hull
got he nd this morning. and came of lsaky, and
VS. b,os. 1T ia to discharge.
95 baltimore, Funck do; 23d sid Erie Fsnck. do; arr
shesi Norlos; ,sh, sid t'randc Condo Aa,cri NYort.
pun4u.1. Nuan,. 2ist I'D verson, Perkins, 10.
NssriLLrs Aug la Comet suIiyan, N0rIns; 18th
Crs~lcrd, Na,iord NYork.
CrrasvrS Aug 10 sid Washington KRUGER, Nyork.
Essrr. Avg "a sid Otto, Grove, Baltimore.
salromaE. Aag 25-oH Louisa, Royn, Nyork Tor Gotten.
brr. kres l. adas New York; Gustav. Boa Hamburg Cor
do
sruosSE. Aug a4arr Ann, Wallace, rsa New York for
Hot
RrrvsruAvr~, Aur as-ar Bashaw, F-,ensa Norlean.
"a q harms, Vessel Baltmore i0th Isabella. Anderson
frs.
rossr.rr. Aug iearr xylon, Paterson, New York is,h
tr,'nza. Urnoett NBedford.
~ MonarLs, July 16sr racslus Ho,kins, Bangor and
I'D 10th orNYork; Hunter, Aca. Malaga and sd 10th Cor
lt-t.
TvssL, Aag 2a-arr Ulysses. Gai,, Baltimore; Mason Bar.
me- ar,sroa, NYork.
HsLv Aug 2o-ar Ro.eu, Lndus NYork 2sth sd Er.
ne = vu.iav, do
Gcrrrssvse Aug l4-arr Neptune Long Boston; s,h I'D
b"' mls. Mason, NAmeriea; Josephine Smith, dol Hail.
sntli io Tin Tber Oliver, do.
AN.rfRoAs, Aug 2i-arr Mason. Allen, NOrlns.
AsfwERr, Aug 26- arr Freia, Oiufs, Apalacncola.
HaNsuRo, Aug 77-arr Juxhaven. Sleeholm >Yrk
horrEvpn, Aug 2-Ertio, Day. NYork. ldg; Drutus Ad.
ans do Ads; f>nulo do Hscyon, Wsge, do do The
Onomc. I'm Nforh. had sid down the coast.
Csptz, Aug loar Choctaw New York; Anncetia Cacase
do; llth, Emerald, stow do; Tseumseh. suysam, do
Gowns, Aug Ss-srr in the Maria potbost port
Lswn Master a the Emperor who Unfortunately wreck
= Tbao on the coast Of Africa the lah Of jose with
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

NJ EW CHATHAM THEATRE.-THIs EVENING,
IN Sept u 1889.
VIII be presented the admired play Of
GEORGE BARNWELL,
Geo. Eamwell Mr. Bannister Lucy Mrs. Harrison.
After which, IL PREOiSELY-Brass Mr.. Russell, Peggy
Mrs. Bannister.
After which the three Brothers RAvEL the Tigh
Rope
After which the TWO GLADlAToRs, or LA LUTTE
du PUGlLAT. 2" 1lft
To conclude with
EXCHANGE NO ROBBERY
Sam swipes Mr. Barnes Lady Cranberry Miss Jackson
the TIGHT ROPE by the Rave Family.
Prces-Boxes IS centPt 37A cts,Caery 20 cts Children
under IL years, halfprice to Boxes.
Doors open 7ocock and the curtain will half past
seven pi eciselv. Sill 3n..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

A NATURAL CURIOSITY.-THE WILD HORSE OF
IA EGYPT will be exhibited the stable OF Geo. Cinch
Bulshead, for few day. only.
Hours efexhbiiien, from 10 O'Clock A NJ. till 81 NJ
Admittnee TAI cents. s3l.2w<
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 warranted English silver lever
w and vertical Watches and superior movements Tor
sale by w. CHANCE SON 4 Co.
sl7.3w. IN pi.t .tr,st
w hNIFD-A yomg Lady to ~ South, one that UNDER
w stands the mnnay peri city and bril- GOOD r.eonfnen.
way from he hours ofs N sP.M 80 a..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

BosroS, Sept l9cld NJ Hale, Chase, NYork; 18th
Antelope, Clifford, Fredericksburg.
sALEM Sept ls-arr Edwin Mckenzie, I'm Lubec Cor New
York.
GLeucEsrER, Sept l6-arr Willow, Low. NYork.
NEw BEDFORD, Sept ls-arr Eliza Nshoil Aiken, NYork
Am, Perry, de.
PaovIpsNcE, Sept is-arr Super, Luther, NYork.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept Barr John Crouch Tomlin, New
York; cid AMER, Warren, DO.
W,Lsslsoros, Del, Sept l7-ar Valiant Honeywell, New
York.
BALrrxoRE, Sept 49, sid Carolinian, Galley NYork.
NsRyoLx, Sept l7-arr Patrick Hesry, W,nder NYork.
RICHMOND, Spt lsarr Evelin., Downs NYork sid Man.
chester. Koadp, do; sally Mills, do.
CHARLEsror Sept i6arr Robt Bruce, Carson from New
York.
GEsRaErows, sc, Sept l4-sd Juno, Morris, Nfrk Fam
ny Colt, Word, do.
NEw ORLEAss, Sept lo-cld Louisville, Allen, NYork.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

Z will be performed, the opera Of FIDELIO -
E1To which will be added L'ARAGONN 4IsE RoNnAr
-xAs tssssAS - Assasisss- saA MsAAsas Tasioni D"A
AGsr shich Aiss Poole viii sing the sOnsIof wAprINo
After which vii be performed the ballet Of NATHALIE
Brusk mann Mr.. johnson, The Duchess Mr.. Dar,s.
In the Of the Ballet will be danced eel b,d Pa.
de Tros Tyolienns BY Madame Tagion, Madame Prschs
GabiIe. and Mons. T.soni 1870
To conclude with chaos IS COME AeAIN-coloa.,
Chaos Mr.. Pacide. \" ttt.N4 100
Performance future will quarter pas, ssv-
o'clock
Box Tickets. Pit. so cents Gallery, accents.
NJ A1lU>AL ThkA1 NE Corner Of Churcl Leouar
streets. ten doors from broadway nN
THIS EVENING, Wednesday September a. will be act-
ed the comedy OF the sENaT-1 s.1.f
rt..L ROBERT MACAiRE
lams. ~ - NNH ~ III ~
Alter which LATIN LOVE and WARD. Rhubsr-
DO MI. Lambert, Donna llis Mrs Rogers.
To conclude with M tAN ttAH
JACQUES STROP. tNMf
Seton. = -0~'. 80
Boxes siPt, 50 cents Gallery, % cents Doors oren
quarter before o'clock. Curtain half past O'Clock
precisely. tNt. -. INSN
ed number of tickets for sale, early sppea
uon al The box Office Box book from 10 till L. aul3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

Q0WERY THEATRE-T S. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN
~ AGER AND DIRECTOR
ed the Tragedy OF = 800 II
lHF WEPT OF WISIITON-WISH
-MaJSr Ooh:h Mp Proctor Faith Heahcote Mrs. Proctor
lhe enter t,inmens TO commcncs with the SWISS COT
Lise,te Mrs. Proctor. - W.
In te first act Of the" Devils Daughter the Grand Magic
Da"ce ana IN The "a act will be introduced Carl Maria Voa
w bers
GRAND OPERA DANCE
From La Prcciosa,' by Mademoiselle CELESTE. IA
To conclude with
THE WIZARD SklFF
-Aera Creek Girl Mile. Celeste; Alex Capt Of the hi6
MILE. Celeste
att O'Clock the performance quar-
ter before precisely
PricesHoxes rs cents-Pt All cents-Gallery 5ceps
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

NaRKUBEN Norwegian By BIRTH on calling A. ~ end.
wi in his a'de.s 70 the Swedish Norwss,sn Consulate -
Bro street New fcrh, may hear something 70 ms advantage
40 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

home in few weeks She Rio de Janero the 9Th
ult, to sail for Boston time during this month.
The Boxer have sailed about the 3D. Of August for
Yark.
spoken.
Neptune from Bremen for baltimore. date given lat Is
Ion 81.
Shelm alere, from Clyde for NYork, lat as Ion a.
An American brig from Odessa Aug lat Al 40 N, Ion II
HW.
Ogre, I'm Derry for Philadelphia out 50 ds, with emigants
all vel, in lat 80 80 Ion 80.
The St George from Liverpool for Maryland, in lat 40 50
Ion ID.
steamer under sail and showing Russian colors standing
w, Aug ", in lat 40 80, Ion IL IL.
Ecambia, Dunham from Pensacola Sept TO- lat 81 Is Ion
70 10.
Alpha, Br) from Sidney for New York, Sept TO- lat Sc
given.
Anna, hence for Gloucester Aug in lat ~ Ion 80.
Yeseeis spoken byte British Queen,
SEPF. 5-Passed an American ship standing to the East
ward
SEPT Iospokc bark Fair Arcadian of London bound
TO London
SEPT ia-Exchanged coors with English brig standing
to North and West wind Spoke the Wanderer, British
bark, bound to Hslax, in lat "A 40, on s. 4S West
10 Passed French ship atandng to the Westward
sEPr. l4-Exchanged colors with English aud Danish
brig standing to the east.
SEPr. i7-Show-d coors 10 English schooner to the
East Passed bark standiag 20 the Westward. ---~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

The Gladiator for London is detained She sails to-day
The Aureu Capt Sodd.rd from Boston, arrived Al Bsta-
via May 2ls with the loss Of foremas mantopmast with the
yards sails and rigging belonging them and the mammal
aud bowpr pauns took place the sth in lat about s.
Ion l06 l..
The French corvette Naae and brig Of Dunois sailed
from Pensacola the 9th the former for Vera Cruz and
the latter cruise Of four five weeks at The end Of which
time she is to return TO Pensacola.
Died. hoard the Mary Sbee from Mobile, the
ing oil the 7tb inst after Frotractcd Illness John Ray
man, native of Scotland, aged about % years.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14
Great RO(IIIcenlpnt

NtlE subscriber will sell the plantation that he is
n now living up"H, consisting Of 6I0 acres Of
first rate land, lao in high state Of cultivation
having new Gin House, Screw, &c upon il. One
negro woman, five first rate negro fellows ten head
OF mules and horses, two new Wagons; one an OK
the other four horse, with good gearing, a fine
team OF oxen, forty head Of cattle more or less
The place has ample room both for white as well
black family good stable yard-lsrming utensils,
house hold and kitchen furniture Indeed he wlll sell
every thing IN, on or about the premises, cxepla H.
ding horse and hs clothing, upon the best sort of
terms, only asking trylmg advance payment. and
upon the residue credit oIone two, three and four
years without interest $3.50 The uucs are as good Al.
any under the sun and such he will warrant them.
Apply To Chas. ii. Albert, Esq Columbus, or %
the subscriber upon the premises Tor further partc-
uafs.
JOHN NJ. TROTTER.
Dec. ldtb, 1898 iw
T. ,. Immediate possession viii be gwen to tho
premises.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14
EstraIs

THNAkEN up by Ira BossrlI, bay horse, tyn
U white feet, sway back, blind ia one csc, about
moe years Oh appraised 70 fifty dollars.
[PtaleFs ito - 90
Taken up By John Erwin, chesnat sorre. rarr.
innr years oId, star In at forehead Ugh hlld 'aat
white NJ marks nor brands; appraised n forty
dollars, tPnntet 81 ~ On
Taken mp by Thomas H. Mullen, one ynas q
oxen, one red and with brndlc shank, marked with
split IN each each ear; tie other q wAie 6Lrcr
with blue spols on bis head and meek, marked with
o smooth crop and under Bit in thc ngu rar, Eei
low fork IN The left appraised to City d)afs,
Printers tee, SO Jo
Taken up BY George Vaughn, bac, horse, sy-
teen hands high, eight year Ola. some white n H.
face and While hairs IN his tail, blind nsoae eye ar1
cannot see good oul OF tie other; appraised ID
twenty-five dollars, Printers Zee - 90
Taken up by Richard NJ. Turner ilea-b.rtn
gray horse, fourteen hands and 4 hall high, ffccu
years old appraised to twenty-five dollars.
Printers fee 81 90
Taken up by Asa Blake, dark brown horse mu.e
thirteen years old, no brands, some white ON ha
back appraised 10 lAlrly.Gvc dollars.
Prnlcr's fc 8! CO.
Taken UP BY William Sparkman, bay ran hor e.
nuc years old, q small under BIZ taken 0u oC l'.
rtght ear, white spot on tho eIt hind loot some
white hairv ~ hts lace, saddle spots on bis back ap.
prascd to s'Aty.lse doIlus. Printers tee - %.
TllOS FLElCHhLL, Ranger.
Nov, -, ls}9--9l-sL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14

~ '-r -rf --s--t " fi--s'--.u CO.. se s. Hs.
r7f tTg r.r.rr- ts-r.rH ... ....
s.-lrr $50. srr tH.H.
WHEREAS r rs~.I.a, anI $ ..-.r-. -.-
trNHH" ,..rh s.. 81, Gu \ef q. f.H t ,..
fas sac Nss.v- III approved flhrEr. l.t.
l~,4 are H.s.H.l--H ta ..Ey aHa c'.ect ar s.--l.-
rs~ Hv. sr. quartet e' one PER cent oa ''. cash
,s.1e .. iae .1.s asi Improvements rc-r1n stul-
rcira the IElr stt.au n DE town O.. CHamha-.
.rr each eal J,rty year. tr tac purpose o.. raising
revenue t'salhr tHe t-csaentsHj : .rcm.u VI
sad tcve eI CtHn1a> o procure trg Earn.s
aod tie HscESay g-g1r1'us-Art Whereas, frr
SAID President, ani Select men, in accordance with
ue Provisions ana requirements of said art, have
appraised '6c od ats and The Improvement s There
on, alue 3s5r>.c cash value thereof.
Therefore b tort5Hsd by bee PrcSilcui and
>cte'meH ni ODE i0rofP1ninu ot The town o' Co
.omtus, trat an ad-salocm tax 81 onc luur'h If one
re- cent, q .ryCi and collected on ihe cash value
ol 'ac lots and Improvements thereon situated on
TIE l6'h section i'm tire town e' CutumhuS, iw ih.
year, \. u. lSio. Or tEr Vuspu,C ot raising rCNe-
nuc 60 enable tc President AMI Se.ectmcn OF said
'Awn Of Columbus % procure Fire Engines, and
the ecccssar. apparatus.
Bei' further gra'aed, Tia, the town Constable
ct said % W. collect fhr same ,ay on O, he@st lac
fr>i d1y of January nrSL
,HmuHeroehmJd, That q any person o- per-
s.. u, being tIen,vre- oroVnrr, of lots and improve.
ments thereon situated 30 tbc i1'h stcton ~ the
town Of Columbus. Shat. rysNc io- the space 'l ten
days after demand of sucA tax, BY tHt said Con-
stable, to paw such tax, i shall hc The dd'N n s1''
Constable 20 prlcrcl 10 cascc, the SAL tax ~ ihc
same manner as +. prescribed by thr ass nj fms
state Mr che COLLECTION oi thc STATE and toW " i7N'
uui tht said Constable shall be allowed lhc ST vac
compensation as is gwen hy law O. The Assessor aul
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14
10 the Pubic.

EEANlNG been deeirols Of securing Tie public
against losses by the Real Esht Bank olihn
place, ourselves, with lbcOlhcr directory fthlt bank
had an investigation made as 10 the nocgmfy a.
mount from each Of the Stockholders THAI gould
be- required 10 relieve the bank from M present en-.
bs na,smcnts, and up0u fol- ana llir Investigation,
il was asceraurj, and IInalY resolved bg ,he board
o Directors, and the most ct the s.0ckhJId re- beng
present, ihlt b the stockholders 81 said Bank
would pay into ihe bank the amount oI lhe.r Iaa,.
yjduaI indebtedness, and forty per cent. upon their
stock it wogI relieve tuc bank, and That any stock.
holder doing $50, should be- renewed aud released
from al further aJbtics TOR aud Oh account Of said
bank"
We have therefore, toihoum the cumm8dity, tAat
wc have paid AL our individual Indebtedness 10 said
bank, and have aIso pad InuY per cent upon oar
stock and the bank has released us from alI Dur la-
bjtcs for sad bank. Having therefore, acted III
good faith towards tHe pubic, We hope the comniual.
" viii not hold us any further responsible tar the
debts OF said bank, unlI they have lost oil hopes Of
collecting thcm lfOm those taat are properly Iab.c.
JAMES ECkFOKD.
Il. >. SHARP,
Columbus, December Z, 1883. ~ w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14
Dec. Ii, lss9,--2s- tia.
Notice.

THERE viii be sold at public auction al Me
Il court house doJr In the county Of Monroe, on
Monday The 9th day Of Januaiy next lor cash, two
negro men, one Of whom calls himself Douglas
aged about So years, about feet inches high,
and says he belongs to Vim. Bates OF Coplah
county, and the otHer calls himself Denis. aged
about Is or years; rather small, has a bold look,
and says he belongs To James Haukins living -
mics below Natchez in this Stae SAID negroes
were committed to the Jail Vi sad county on the First
day Of July, 1889, as ruuaways.
JOHN /. DYCHE, ShG
Dec l4lh, 18Se.-2S-4w. Pr Zee q 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14
Valuable Lands for Sale.

ni virtue OF an order Of the Probates court d
- Lowndcs county, made al the December term
thereof, 1889, the undersigned, heir aud guardians
o. lhe MINOR heirs Of the late John Oliver, decd,
having compiled with the acquisitions Of the sta
l1ie N such cvses made and provided viii sell, on
The premises on Monday the 20th day OF January
next the real estate belonging to the aic John Oh.
yer decd, beng tract or parcel o. land wing IA
tic County OF Lowndes and State Of Mississippi,
known ana described as follows, to wit. Section
number twenty eight, all Of section number twenty
seven, except eighty acres on the eastern boundary
The east hall OF section twenty nine, and the east
hall Of the northeast quarter, Of section humber
thltly-two, all ~ township number nineteen north
oirdnge number seventeen east, containing sixteen
hundred acres, more Or less.
The above tract Of Land which IS conveniently
located, about three miles west from tie Fombsby
River, and Immediately Oh the Robson Road,
about seven hundred acres open aud n fine susie
Of cultivation, will be sold b. the highest bidder on
credit OF one, two, and three years without interest
purchaser giving bond with approved security auI
statutary hen upon the premises.
EDM. Is. HOSkINS,
Nc. HOLDBRNESS
GEO. H. CLAYTON
Guardians.
I1ar
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14
To the Planters Of Alabama and
Mississippi

TNlIE subscriber thankful for the patronage he
l. has received, takes this method Of informing
his friends and the public that Notwithstanding he
may still receive the animadversions OF some cotton
sellers in the market he continues the
COTTON BROKERAGE BUSINESS.
in the city Of Mobile charging 80 cts. per Bag for
the sale Of Planters Cotton, (see circular Of 1898
He relies on his puncuaty and integrity, as here
toore, to warrant continuation of public conf
dence. His friends and patrons are respectfully IN
vited to call at his Office, No. /, ST. Michael ST.
JOHN BOWIE.
Nov %, lS39.-a3-4w.
The Marion Herald, Flag Of the Union, South
Albanian, Alabama Republican, Voice Of Stump
ter, Gainesville Democrat, Marriage Gazette. Mont.
gomery Advertiser, and Columbus Democrat will
publish the above TO the amount of five dollars ana
forward their accounts 10 Gen Bowie for payment
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14

4 Ii. persons having calm8 against the estate Of
IA DAVID j. WILSON, deceased, are hereby nou-
hei to present the -ame authenucaleI, as Tive law
requires, wlttju the time prescribed by the stat
ute 10 tine uHdrf. 1ned administrators, Or the same
val be forever barred. Al tlose indebted to tie
estate are requested to come forward and make M
mediate payment.
JOHN W. ERWIN, .fdmmistraior.
JANE VI. WILSON, .idmmptyatri1.
December 7, 1889 2l-6 "
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14

Baauce IN the Treasury $40 50 $l470 90
The above amount OF Si!6 80 IS the surplus lett
IN the treasury Of una vaabc funds, after dcductng
the expenditures as shown above. The taxes and
fines for the present year have NOT all been collect
ed, a2d many OF which never can be, hence IT is
that on surplus IS 50 small
JOS. j. D9ICkELL, Treasurer
Columbus Dec Ii, 1889. ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14

VII. Fights Filters .-l PUBLISHER a
11,e ae18 t7s long aeE seig.t. s.eaee --. +ls-E
te 90 Hg-.s l-F tIel-c.r. -H
81 .-Fr O. e l.1str5sll =fss rHicl l t-..s
b. .tHat 5f.s sa.l.--s o. te gualc a1l 5clear1.
,f tsase cagsltd ID .as ...,,a POO .s.trs q qrtrr
aErs r SO .Has lrgasr5 uIJl ty iae Community
1r E-9.-. tat tsy aFe ea4.aisscI lo some extent
a'rf Tel class ni hgnFi. W.eR DID iact here = %
T'c1t-in ~ ne 81 honorable. deriving Ut 90 hgh
consideration, prduciiye 81 - much -o,d or c.lss
uai exert. - 4pser.t an lHlaence. !, IS knaWn
Do b. prvtrha Ter the debtors ln newspaper pub-
H'lcts o. consider their demands tac sst - &c
plj-4ctis ta which there b attached "a nlrra OBJ
lg1t1a. loi which they refuse % pay Ni.h pfs-
l,c aud honor; hence q Is incmbuent upon ;he con
daeiNrs nl ihe prcs tu asscr their own rights ana
rcs'i'c, sevcray and loniy, 10 b'.Ug a patrons o.
newspaper under Ire same obligations that aia.h
10 olhef contracts nc always reuam 80 poverty a1t
want, with thousands tug them 'fon ne m1s. so-
,yat aaa Ia tle owutry
We call upHa al editors aal publishers Of p,pcv
who approve "a thg t4.oNips -u!cs 10 enJn..+
thcm by their signatures Them AZ the head
Of their papers. anI s'r0ly adhere 20 them,
!. NJ subscription received without payment IA
Iirdacs.
,. No subscription received iof less .ian six
months
81 Advance paymen, wlI be required from all
transient advertisers.
ith roann1unec no m1a fa- any Office. either
State " County, without the alraace psymcn, oil
fea dollars
5th Political circulars charged a advertisements
1ud payment required "a airaHce
9th Aadycrttsemeu,s of personal alteration
Wi. N charge, double and payment required ia al.
vance.
5Ih. Election tickets viii not be printed without
order nor delivered to any person without paynlcr.
ia advance.
sth. Al subscribers without respect ia pcrzars
who are deAnqucuts on the first of October. wii BE-
srrAcn irnn out list s, ,h.- aees,.,sts t, IN san,
The above rules, we The Undersigned, pledge oar,
selves Ia abide bv.
JAMES 4. STEVENS,
Editor of the Ylzao Wing
$. H. II. BLACK.
Editor Of The Na,chez Courier.
BESANCON HALLIDAY.
Publishers Of the Mississippi Free Trader.
JAMES HAGAN.
Editor and Proprietor Of The Ilcssburg Sen,ino.
W NJ. SMITH.
Eu''or Of the Grand Gulf Advertiser.
SAMUEL CURTIS.
Pop aor ~ the southern Argus.
THOMAS BROWN,
Editor Of the Rodney Telegraph
J. NJ DUFFlELD.
Editor Of the Grand Gulf Whr
WIN. u, TEBo,
Editor oil The Fayei,c Advertiser
A. u. g. :. l., CORNINE,
Editors and proprctors Of tie Yazp0 Banner
ARCH 5. CLARKE.
Publisher Port Gibson Correspondent
G. A. ~ IS0M,
Editor Of tho southern Scniine.
WORrHINGroN 4 CHAPMAN
Editors aud proptictors Of The Columbus Democrat
June 1899.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14
Or. T.. r. BOucIlclIC,

WILL in future devote his whole attention
W To the practice ca lhe several branches ol bis
profession, ot The ac residence Of his father. be-
tween Cob Nmrod DAVIS and Lindsey Ferry. Tic
VIII practice upon os reasonable terms as any other
regularly bred physician in The county.
December 1tl, l5~D.--22-U