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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05

VH0tlE undersigned having received the apen.
IL cy for The State Bank Of Alabama at New
oHcans aud having also entered into CoparIner-
ship under tie fran name Of MARI Brown 6. Co.
hr lie purpose OF transactng general FACTOR
AGE an! COMMISSION BUSINESS. in the civ
q New Orleans, would respectfully offer their SER
- 10 their friends and the public in general rhev
wal be III New q. cleans early in October next. and
~ prompt attention 10 all business entrusted 10 them
IN Their ilne and by their undivided attention 10
please aud accommodate, they confidently hope
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
EXccutOra1 NOficn-

'No All persons interested IN the estate oc prr,
H. H. Thompson, deceased notice \ Lersh"
gwen That at the nest regular term Of the probatcs
court to be held fer the county of Winston nm
monday the IN day of January, 1889, | win nre.
sent my accounts for final setlemen, Of said cs,,t,.
JAMES =. MEEK Executor
December Sth, 1855 CIV, Prs. foe AZ 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
The State OF MississipDi.
LowNDEs CnuSTY.

Pro6ates Court, December Term. 1919
pursuance Of an order granted At ,,o n
= Term 1873, Of tie Probates Court off, ,,d -.
~ VII proceed to sell as Admnistratrv ~, ~.
lale OF Felix Wood deceased. on Thursday M. ~
TENN January 1889, al public sale and opterv ~,
cfedt"l one two and three years. IN iLre,. go
annual payments, purchasers giving bond ami ..,'
proven security, and siatutary hen will be- ren,,ir-
90 o. the purchasers, the following tracts or MARCEL
o. ANA 10 WIT the south east quarter Of ssc,,,,,'
NUMBER thnY i've, the south half of the month c,s,
quarter the south west quarter Of the SOM, We,
quarter, The east bali Of the south wet ouarier mi
'he SCUM east liaclioHa quarter of fractional s,.
''' h''oDqf t1uiy SIX Of township number yiytcrp
Soult 1l range number seventeen west, and l,,5
Hhhotf hVe' tiVll and eleven of scrtiou number
pl'' itio hhrh west quarter Of tie north east egtr-
'FF ~ sfclmn number TWO, the east half oi ria.
h'fih west quarter The east half of Tho south ,,.s,
q'n''ci 'oa he west hall of The south cas-, quarter
- Nccuon number eleven, and lot number iva of
i''cu"hal section number Twelve. IN towp.lnnofp-
per seventeen OF range seventeen west contoinin,,
ny estimation nine hundred and thirty four LOO
acfeS' nchg portion Of the real estate of the said
: euA hnhd, deceased, Upon which is sj,Dated , I
saw ana Hrs MIL NOW IN cnmplcte rrnlir ma /
sue 70 'dNe pace al the NIL on The premises.
LOCKY WOOD.
Test n u u AngW G5t
- - '7''-- @'-'d Pr Zee. SIT so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
commissioners Notice.

HNo an persons interested in the estate or
n Jn''' Alfred, late Of Nashville. T.owndes
county, deceased: Thomas ]. Lewis Administrator
~ 'Ee estate aforesaid, having represented 10 the
frobate cont that The said estate is inso,ycn, is
undersigned 10y an order Of tie sad cnort Iavs
been appointed Commissioners, with fill newer !,
receive aud examine al tie claims Of ana a,t,i,s,
ne sad estate we viii in compliance with ,Ir nr
der Of The court aforesaid meet the creditors a s,;,
estate al NASHVILLE, on the second MonJay !,
March 1889. All accounts &c. NAV he hanas5 !,
the commissioners Al any time. -
n. " NASH,
A. SMITH
~. - le'''--9-'H. Commissioners.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05

THE Token for 1880, Tie Violet for isSs, ~.
Il Christian Keepsake for 1889, The hs'g"S'
Souvenir lar 1889;
The Cir
Sketches Of Young Ladies and Young Genlsln. =,
by Quz, with Illustrations BY PhiE, anu o''s
mi sketches by liz, Riz, and Biz;
Peter Pa.ley's Picture Boob
Peter Pariey's Christmas laies;
Peter Parey's Christmas Gift; 81
one set National Portrait Gallery, elegantly O0'1-
Jast received aud for sale hy
PFISTER & G0ODhis'
ecamb1s, Dee. 1885 zsT0
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Law Notice

hANL. JONES. having resumed the prac
- ticc Of law, xill attend the Circuit Court of
Iazoo and the adiaccu, counties: Tie Cbancerv
Supreme and Federal Courts al Jackson. Office nj
his residence fazoo county, ten miles South Of Ben.
ton, on the Clinton road. Address Benton, Yazoo
CIV. Miss.
MAY Goth. lsss,--a6-tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Was Committed

* 10 me Jaii Of Lawud,s County on
EsO he 283 day Of 0cteber, hy rbos
TA Brown, an acting Justice of lie pp,rs
M lef Sam County, u ne1ra man wha Gals
u Hn'S'lf Cambridge. AMI say, b nj.
- longs . the estate Of Dr. JOHN Wh,,a
lnfmelly q Shuth carolina, and saws tie was nndsg
the care OF William Bnttiu, near Madl>ony,ua A.
lie is about aOyears old, and about 5 Get in,so.
high a bright copper color, had on cotton p3p,s
AID a haad Jae@et a negro cloth. The Owner
- sa.a "gSr' requested to come forward, prove
Columbus, Miss Oct. %, 1888.
'o-a II A. GARvIS. Jsilor.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Notice

, hereby given, thar on the 7th dny Of .Janu,ry
next, l55a1 at the court house door Of Lowndes
county Mississippi, in the town Of Columbus /
Asllal expose to public sale and sell at pubic auc.
lion to tue highest bidder on n credit Of onr and
two years IN equal nslnlants, The following troc,s
OF lahd ~ Tracts not exceeding one eighth ur sec.
ton each. TO wit; The west half Of l1e north raSt
quarter the south west quarter and the Yves, Lalr
OF the south east quarter, and the south ca>I omar
ler OF lhe south east quarter Of section number br.
" 1--WE N township number seventeen, of rau,re
hambef seventeen west, the south west ouarter If
Seclioh number seventeen, the east half of tbe
south east quarter OF section number eighteen the
north east quarter Of the north east quarter al 600.
ton number nineteen, and the west half of tho
west hail Of The north east quarter Of section nun.
Der twenty IN township number eighteen, of range
number seventeen west the properly Of Conrad
Iiackleman deceased. Note aud approved personal
security, together with The Staluay len on the
PREMISES viii be required Of The purchasers. Sale
'etwaen Tie hours OF II A. NJ. aud 4 o'clock p Ar
i the day Of sale
GEORGE HACKLEMAN. Admr
OF the Estate Of Conrad Haekleu,an dcc1
Deo' = 'ooo'--E--'ds Pr. Ice Sl2 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
John Fisher.

4 TT0RNEY s COUNSELLOR At LAW.
n has resumed the practice Of bis profession. ard
solcits from bis friends and acquaintance, and the
public generally, share Of their patronage ILL.,,
mice is 10 Athens, Moarne county aud he yil attend
10 business eonfied to his care, in al the counties
Of the 9th judicial district also. ia the court If r.
roFs and Appeals, the Superior Court Of Chaneery.
and the district Court al Panlotoe.
Athens, MI Nov. 90, 1888 g0ls
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
A Liberal Reward

WILL be given 70 any person who will gl's
~ me at De Kab, Miss, Or L Grigbg' 4
Coumbns, any Information Of a small brown Mug
ai"Hl ten years old, rot away from my wagon VIZ
harness pa on, about the 7Il Of October last, near ",
SS,hackIei2rd's, l2 miles sout of Columbus, or 'm
Macnn mad. Holm II. COLE
De kalo, Miss. TIC i, 1883. 2l-Gt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
George Lyons, Cabinet Maker.

.ua'n street aleu- doors East ofthe Coipmbu, Hotel
As on hand, general assortmen, of 81.
= FAs, BEDSTEADS, DRESSING ~
bLES, TABLES, WORK STANDS cnT -
&C &c which he offers for sale lav e, ~ - :,
approved credit. He is also prepared ~ NV, o.
any work IN his line which NAV lie rro J" pelofm
short notice He sohcits The patronage II ,ba :"
zens OF Columbus and vicinity, aud pledges 5m e,,i
TO give satisfaction 10 all hs customers
and Hearses, Collins, Sc, provided. ''''es'
Angus, 4, lS9e--4-lf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
To the Public.
Commissioners

q D. The third day Of AprI last letter was 4.
- posted N the Post office at Cokashnro
II '',ttrt South Carolina, directed 10 A. i
nuHses 81 1o'oneas Miss containing the 6lIownr
NE - 'oiiaS' WINCH by some means or other have
pseh ~ o Sa'd foui viz: mle in favor ~ ,be
I'',e' af'Wn mellY by n, WallhalI. erasmus
dated Dtcemhgr 1895 lie Is, .J,oar, - Ss3'iot'
81 one Tor ssG! 40, dated ami a6f1 ia ~,
l>t january 1883, with interest ,ra H., 80 "ue
~ NJ Mathai in favor It te sabseribar. , S,dMn
n my hyor given b. tie said Walth, a. =, s o.I
", daied Apa. Goth 1857. with pterpst re-, ~
uate due ~ July last. All persons are c,, ,'s
been stopped. N ~ lYIs{E.n n have
Sept 9, ls5S,-e-tf NGLLEk'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
PROFEss IONAL.
ORB. r. Cornell

HAS opened al Office at the store Of s. s.
N FRANKLIN, where he tenders his pro-
fsssaional services, 10 the citizens Of Columbus
aad il vicinity. February is. Is37-G
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
auction and Commission Bushes.

20 = y ISAN n =. q. 10 NtsFSS have
associated themselves together for the nur.
pose o. trausacling General Auction aud Cam.
mission business. They sin attend to Tho Nh -
q, Kinds q property that may be offered. and Vii
aSo' receive and store all kinds Of goods tba nrr'
sons may wish % have sold, either al private sae
% q. anction Store Oh Main street, one door casl
OF MClure & HUMPHREYS. ~ WV s's'
J. w. BYRN.
e., A. c, BURGESS.
Columbus, march 5, 1888 ss,r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
C. G. oln,sted.

ltarE Of FRASKLiS, TESrIxEI)
MILL practice Law in Lownds and lh,.
W adjoining counties. Office, opposite lbc
Post Office.
Columbus. Miss, oct. 9Th 1883. i4-,r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05

by virtue Of deed il trust, executed hy ID. "
- Stanton TO me the undersigned Trustee, dated
the IAN day Of April 1888 and properly ON record
~ The office of The Clerk Of lie probltcs Conn n
ne county Of Lowndcs, aud State of MississiDp "a
Dc appAtn TO The payment o. certain claims ihefein
named, vii oller for sale in quarter sections NJ
public auction, and sell d the highest bidder NJ Die
door 81 the Court house, ID the town Of Columbus
N s5ld county If Lnwudes, on the hfsl Menlqv n
February 1880, between the hours Of eleven ocloek
a. NJ. and two o'cmck r. NJ the following descri.
heo section Of land known ~ section number twen-
~ Two. township number thirteen range FIVE cas-,
~ nc Chekaslw purchase, aud in ChckaSav coun.
" 10 The State Of Mississippi, together with all the
nppnfienances therennto belonging SAID section il
The wei known residence pl james Colbert, with one
hundred acres N high state Of cultivation Win
good log dwelling house aud other oui BUILDINGS
thereon, lying immediately on the rad Gom CT.
TN GIN Pori 70 Uuson, an1 from Aberdeen IA
fonloloe and Memphis, which Is an admirable n.
cation lor pubic house; such title rs is vested in
me &C., by saul deed will be made to the purchaser.
Terms Of Sale.-One fourth payable At the timc
y Gale, the balance on one aud Two wears with in.
crest from date, and d lien on The property.
BENJAMIN STANTON Jr. Trnstee
Columbus, Dec s, ls3s.-22-ld IPr. lee Seo
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Notice.

FaVliE subscribers particularly rcqucstall per
- sna, having mlsetlledaccomt. Win them "a
call at lher former Counting room. and eloso tbe,a
by note or otherwise.
We have also6 Or 5000 dollars worth Of roo1s
which we wish 10 sell al ,ehotsap
BURGESS 4 THOMPSON.
Columbus, March 2Ilh, 1S5s,-S7-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05

The State Of Mississippi.
MoNRoE County,
C"cmt Court. o tober Term. 1920
Alex. Durwood 4 q. M'Farane.
William Judge Jr 9''' W.
motion Of The plaintiffs BY lhelr Atorhoy il
~ Is ordered BY tie Court ihat nullicana,,
"'aoe SIX successive weeks IN the Connbn, Drmo.
ttfa'' newspaper published IN the town of Colnn.
1uS' ~ ul'S state notifying the defendant Of The nrn-
oeheV % tbS sun, and that unless the said deEnd
an' sna enter hS appearance al the next Term otte
circuit Cnnri, TO be holden for the County aforesaid
!, u'e Court house OF SAID county, on The fourth
HohdaY of April next, and plead answer or dcmur
he ease may be that judgment final viii BE- had
lod the property souttachcd will be sold TO satsc,
We plaintiffs demand
J. u. BUCKINGHAM. Clerk,
Dee 18TH ls3s-23-6w. fpr loo s,n ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05

EN0R the cure OF Rheumatism, Scrolula o.,
a. Kings Evil Scianca Of lIip-Gout, lncipi.
ent cancers, Salt Rheum, Syphilitie and Mercurnt
disease particularly nlcersand affections Of The bones
liberated Throat and Nostrils; Ulcers of every de-.
fcrptoa, Fever sores, and internal Assesses; tjsn
las, Scad Head, Scurvy, Bes chronic Sore Ewes
EIyspelas, Blotchcs, and every variety Of cntaneou
affections chrome catarrh, lleadach from particular
cause; Pam in the siomlch and Dyapepsia. nrocond,
ing from vTlatlon. Affections Of The yer qbron,,
Inflammation OF the Kidneys, and general dehlitv
caused by torpid action Of the vessels of the sim
Il s sngalarly eiicaeious in reuoyalne those an.
situations which have been broken dc..n by ,n,nd,
eous treatment, or juvenile rregu' !ites. In On.
era terms, u IS recommended in II those diseases
wleA arse from impurities in the blood, or viation
OF the plmolrs, Of whatever name or kind.
FOR SALE at the DRUG STORE ~ Sn,;n
friersnn Y 60. on Market st. 2 doors IRON Nam
April %, lSS7 1ltf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Mattresses.

HURLED Hair and Shuck Mattresses f,r
- oais los 81 the Coaeh Shon of
A. H. WOLrNCToN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
nts.ro. g. DOH

Advertisements.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
The Indians Epanncco.

Agent Tor the company.
q ,e Montgomery, Ala mar 81, 1883, 8syI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
SIlerim,s sale

o. LoNndes Colnly.
Dec. 81 ls5s.-23-idi. Pr. fee SI2 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-20

A terrible hurricane. accompanied with
rain. thunder and lightning. passed over
Maumes city. lohio.) on Thursday. The
23d OF May. which. though il did no.
continue more than i've or six minutes.
was one Of The most furious that ever
visited Thai place. The IIolel building.
spacious brick ediiiee. Eve stories high.
was thrown down. A clerk. Who VAS
IN one Of the lower stories ofihs building.
escaped mirsrulously. The second story
hoor having sustained The weigh. Of rub.
bish which fell upon il. The children,
who had taken refuge in front Of the
building. we're cuIished 20 death. Many
other buildings we're struck. ehimnsys
blnsn. barns and sheds unrooIed. and
large quantities of property lying expos
ed,o the wind scattered and destroyed.
In The fields the fences we're blown down.
and ~ The fUresl The dcsola,iOn 10 fright
FOL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-20

DONE rob YOURSELF as the farmer
said to The lawyer ven he called him
hard names.
Terrible pressure in tho money mar
kei. as The mouse said ven The keg Of
specie rolled over him.
This is hard forlune,' a. the coun-
terfeiler said when he found himself cut
nng stone in the stale prison.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-20

Lynchers Punished. la Yszoo. Miss.
some time ago. q Mr. Harris. Tor come
real or supposed offence, was severely
iynched by w. Dunn, c. W. Balm, anu
Others. lie prosecuted those two inoi-
viduals for The outrage. and tie case vas
tried al The late session Of The Cireu"
Court Of Yazno county. The Jury re-
turned a verde, for The plaintiff Of sso'
600.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-20

An aneitnt american Ciy.--Ths
Oldest town in the United States. II is sa'a
10 ~. Augustine. FDrids. by more tia"
f"riy years. |, was founded forty year.
before Virginia was colonized. Some oil
the houses are vet standing which are
said TO have been built more lbsn three
centuries ago.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-20

asFrseiOus COnlss,iOn.-The GLIB
makes . confession 10 be remembered.
In an article sdmilIing lhs. The dsfslss.
lions Of the officers of the government
have produced great effect upon public
opinion Throughout, Virginia. lhs, Journal
has this remarkable sentence.
Here IL mi for frauds and pecula.
lions, the Uhig party rOuld at this mo
msni be rhoiiy disbandsd"
A good reason truly uhv the Wing
party should moi be disbsnded! To pre-.
vent " frauds and pecularions" by cor.
ruP, administration. The Wings will sirUs,
gle manfully until they have driven the
plunderers from power. And nObly will
they be sustained in this patriotic under.
taking by The honest ysnmsnry Of the
country! What . sad confession The
Globe has made! We hare always ehsrg.
ed il upon the Loco Focos that their on.
ly object in maintaining their aseesdsn.
cy was 10 rob The people. and now he
Globe confirms il. Here IL noi for
frauds and pseuiaiiOns." says the Globe,
there would be no opposition 10 Mr.. Van
Buren,. aud what then! Aye--wkal il No
opposition 10 Mr.. Van Burenl
"Tell mt The deeds in Gath,
Publish ihcm tot IN AskcIun."
Ntirbern SpseiatOr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-20
Boston Daily Times.

A Van Buren, State Convention was
held al Boston last week. when the Hon.
Marcus Morton and Theodore Sedgwick,
Esq. were nominated candidates for the
office Of Governor and Lieut.. Governor.
Both these are syowed sboIitionists.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-20

A Rev. Mr.. Hogan. Of the Methodist
persuasion, was murdered on pinelog
Creek. Cass county. Geo, on the night
Of 9th ul,imo. at his own house. By bis
miller, named Western jerks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-20

champions q feon0my ia n. c.,
neal The gaeksnn par,l
10 ihs present parry IN power A.,
lhls rrsersd old priacirlsg IA 80
since The foundsiinn o. ne Go,.,g
has 90 ruin0usly t1psndsd ~ 49,
Treasure. A shele year q a..
lfg1nmsls expenditures Hould A., -.
HE embezzlensnis o. he def.s,,'I
su6-lreasuFers Of modern Demarne,,
Who came into power he ,d,or.,.
> strict accountability On he car !,
The public officers. % he Repr..es,.';,'sa
Of The peaplsl The Jackson p,,,,,
DO The present Dynasty r,,r,;ss
This good republican doclrinsl No - -
has ssrr 20 boldly and fssrluIly r,s;.,t2,
q. No party ever before lroksd e.. !.
% Spanish inqnisilion."
Who came inlo rover he friend, NJ
lreedom afsleclion-opposed 10 E,srr,;,.
inisIlersnesl The jackson psrl,I
What . nnw The position II nv r,,...,
dynasl.l Look ~ Mr. Walls Rs,o,,,
Who came into possr opposed "a :,
increase Of Executive patronage! m.
Jackson pariyl
How have The Van Bursn n,rv
praelised upon this vital prineiplrl TL.v
have sought. and are nov seeking !.
place The purse. ss veil ss The swo'd i
The hands Of lie Executive.
Who cana inlo poser opposed N ,
standing Arnyi The Jackson parry,
What are The Van Buren, pa,ty nos
do'ngl The Standing Army has actually
been doubled within the las, two ,ssr,
Who came into power feuelinr on,
dsianlirrs! and who. aflrr long search
found poor Tobias Watkins. . sOli,,,r
deiaulier under Adams administrator
and had him inearcsrs,ed in prison q,
more Than three yesni The jackson
party
Aud does The Van Buren, party main.
tain this patriotic vigilance! Look a, A.
long list Of public dsfaullers. -eounl a,
wagon loads Of money s,olsn.--.and ,bs.
rnint your finger 10 . single dslsul.er ia,
has been punished. -
This j. but . small portion Of n.
catalogue OF old Jackson dosirine, All
positions, kicked 10 The dogs BY Van
Buren,; and YET he claims 10 Be The Iseid.
mate representative Of The principles upoa
which 10 1929. we were al Jackson msr:
and his Office holders (shO give q, parl
Of their salaries 10 support slseiions)
aud his editors lwho usually write Tor
leaders who Own them have The eiIroalsry
To call Tsnnss.esns " JsdsraiiIi,." VIA
are 50 fortunate a. 10 remember. and 90
independent - 10 adhere 10. their o.I
cardinal doctrines Of Rspubliesnisu.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-20

Anger 10 an approach 10 insanity,
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-09

ADVICE. TO PARENTs.-Th.re IS nothing
SO destructive to the morals, and we may
add, to the peace of the community, as the
neglect of parents, rich or poor, to teach
heir cons the importance of being early en-
gagged 10 some active employment. Too
many Of the citizens Of every place, under
the influence Of false pride suffer their
sons, after quitting their academical studies,
to lounge about the public Offices and sav-
ems Of their places of residence, rather than
cause them 10 engage ii some inportan,
branch Of the mechanical aEle, or force them
by the dint Of their own industry and ener.
gies, TO seek their fortune ii some other pur
suit. Nothing is more detestable in our eye
than to see healthy, good looking youth
breaking loose from the restraints Of honor
able industry, returning to his fathers dom
icil for support, and locfng It about, rather
tran be pursuing some occupation which
will not only support himself, but give gral'
ification TO his worthy parents. We would
say to every father who has such son, be
he rich or poor, rather drive him to scut his
cord Of wood day. than suffer him tospend
his time in idleness. can idle head is the
] devils Workshop That youth, therefore
who has nothing to do, is very apt to become
a tattler,a slanderer, and liar, or some
thing worse, and make himself the pest o
the community in which he may reside,
/ Frederick 1Emes.l
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-09
N office

x HE Undersigned is agent for the follow.
a ing works: Ladies Companion, New
York City; New Yorker, do. do; Ladies
Book, Philadelphia, Pa; Saturday Courier
do. do; Saturday News, do. do; American
Museum. Baltimore, Md. Pearl and Galaxy,
Boston, Mass.
Godey's Uniform Edition Of the following
publications: Walter SCOTS Novels, with a
pc trait only $40, Lady Blessington's do. do
50; complete work Of Miss l.. E. Landon
So; Bnlwer's do. So; Marryat.'s do. So
Pickwick Papers, Containing nearly SO H.
Illustrations and portraits,) 50.
A. MARSCHALK.
Locust street, between Commerce and
Union, Na,chcz, Mississippi.
He will also receive subscription for any
Northern papers.
January, IL. 14t
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-09
NEW GOODS.
NOTICE.

HHE subscribers have sold Mr.. VIM.
camille Houses at Rodney and Fayette.
. The business will. be continued as hereto.
RODNEY,
. III Duggas 8. Co.
FAYET-TE,
II. Terrell 3c Co.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-09
BLANKETS.

rHATELANAT, Gravier street, Elk.
~ change Hotel, has just received a sup
ply Of French thsee points BLANKETS
BERLIN brand. The products Of that man
afacture have been considered the most per
feet, received in the market Of New Orleans
and nothing but their small amount can pre-
vent them from enjoying high reputation
Also, an assortment Of superior French
Bedding Blankets, Of various sizes and kinds
imported by the Mcclellan, and of which .
portion only is left unsold.
New Orleans, Nov. ID.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-09
To the Public.

vgvHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
ing between GEORGE OvERAKER AMI
ALExANDER McLEoD, under the firm Of
OVERAKER 4 MCLEOD, in the husi-
ness of Tavern Keeping, is this day, by mu-
tual consent, dissolved'
GEORGE OVERAKER,
ALEX. MCLEOD.
N. B. The undersigned is chargeable with
all debts OF the firm, and is to settle the
same. He will still continue the above
business in the Mansion House, on Com
merce street, and soIicifs public patronage.
ALEXANDER MCLEOD.
nov $50