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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-24
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FE- He undrrs gnsd, Ivi q len alL"' 10,
Ill tie Judge mPo n,e Ia the t"ur'. "i LIN
ro'n Conn.i.sn tia to TpW,r ard 'Aanii" HE
rlaii.ss al I've srvr,ai ctedtors ~ tie "s,atr ~
WILLIAM KENDALL,
'nte a. r. " in said County. ait de d.
lrpt,s ed ts.al .rt, h. iti, CIV, u ICE i''nt "
~" 'hrIr ~ NJ Jam, II Il, vii hii' OF I" Ma
>rrvrr al ne fir. - y linn t.rrp, ~ iaih a.
Vi o iiis Mind fort"b XXI Is d ia ii {
Ind o III" Fur i''ilnN ny "uli, Il IL "thtt
irt. tr.,tm al .;rh - SID DIS
III =" 20 Roy, Commissioner
la'a aug. q, lc:Io. n
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-24

l.cnc, 'rhcd,a NJ rrloca, SUI pr,ss,ois oilrr
dclical, F.mnh Comp ainis.
Besides he nj, osr, il has b,cn fund invaI,nb'c
in the d So; s,s Il iniiis ilatin iln n,w s,ilh
M, MS oi IT g lar West. where tie nahila, Is / trI
il CONSTANT, ~ h m. The children are r.uehi up
in good health. vi,h.ut AZ, assIs; ii N d e
al m'n. IT, sum up II = ,'aiati,r al The ludinn
Purgatn, in ii lew wurds, il is nh, NECESSITY To
stutc that ii poSs'ss,s tttrN TIT; iiNe= IrIciiN
which ran IL ns,c sscd n,dc,lc. :il. p'n :
a. "fof rnna and keeping 81 IN III. ma LrH dlil :
of Tie bocy and hai "a pr '',rir, H. it, use Is !" !
Hat is cssay in "Idi Il ss' Iar,'' il The cue
al NcrN s. j., asn wi th u - Il, sli is Ia H.
THE iHOl SAND OF IRE III I Ii,r ;l,ad,
b, IN tl.cted III li!iLahfIFHI. . fAITIstRt ard
otLcr place. null; viIiaui IL. i,iii I "a wh III
II cdr,nc shall Tee NJ l'i'ihlly li.Ni tlsCasc of
.,,,ry Lird will l., Cri,en II. IN ,ur aI d.
lAlII-liIAhy E,LE, G,L,ial AZ, Ill for Liz
coin County.
Sih Agents
.4ucnsin-N lila. Cab well
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04

yNVTIE subscriber would inform the public, tina
Il he has established an extensive Cotton Gin
Mandatory in the town Of Louisville, Winston
county, Mis-. Having spared no pains during the
last six months in searching for the best materials,
and having had much experience in the business,
he feels confident he shall be able to give sOtslac-
ticn to all who may patrcnise him. His gins will
be made of Cast and German steel running on the
best of boxing, and he will be able to furnish loo Gins
in time for the next cotton crop. He would invite
the public in general to call at his Factory and eS-
anime for themselves. He would further state that
he has lately removed from Georgia, Monroe county.
MARLIN i. COLLIER.
Jan. g. lS39-26-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04
Irhlte snInhnr sprlngs.

~opcsN Carrfy. Alabama: fI40 miles Moth
N orTs.r, .0os1. 90 niles Fast 81 .0rtnce and
I,.-ruol.l. AMI Is s1ltl uf Hlnugle) The nam
Ss.ilcrn Sage ui pass chem tslF
Tie nnitrsg1ed announces % those Who my
anf,ciUafe s1eUdng tie ensuing Summer al any Oh
~ Fashionable Watering plsces, that they have
r,.rrlssei the above valuable property, and have
sngaeed the services IL Sir. HRAH CHLus and
LAIR. known o. thc keepers of the celebrated Bel
Tavern. Richmond, Va. or five years
They wili b. prepared by the 18th Of May, 10 ae-
comnsodate FoHr Or Fare Hundred Iiat9r', N
s,ye which shall not be inferior, It not SUPERIOR 10
any West Of the Mountains 10 addition 10 the
G,rmcr buildings, they are constructing main Bull
DING fi'v eight feet square, three stories high and
well ventilated with windows and passages ana
with a ruouade n front twenty-five o. thirty
new famed cottages, neatly finished an entire new
Bl,hae Establishment, Kitchen, Stables, &C. and
wsl filed Ice Hpse. Near the Kitchen IS spIen-
did Natural cave. well fitted up for the reception OF
fresh meats, milk and butter.
They take pleasure "a stating that they have also
made arrangement, for a constant supply OF fresh
Vep,on anil Fish and 10 expense vii be spared to
furnish every other luxury Of the season.
Their Bar will be ofthe first order their Furn-
ure and fixtures altogether new and their liable
ware Of ChlLa entire.
THE WATERS consist Of White and Back
Sulphur, Chaly bcalc Free ana Limestone, the quail
ties of which are too well known To require cuogy,
and This sheet is put forth merely 10 advertise them
The country around is high, sandy, and healthy,
the wood, Astounding with Game, and the waters
with Fish thus all1riing 10 the Invalid and parties
Of pleasure, a delightful and healthy rec cation.
A. the object Of the Proprielors IS more to eNiob-
isb the reputation of this valuable watering place.
than prcscn, prcuuary profit, lheir charges WI. be
more moderate than the accommodations would JUS
uy j. MANNiN1'
g. f. MANNING,
Proprietors
Anil ram Is3o.-l0-smet Pr. fec S27 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04
Notice,

HAVING purchased of Mr.. T. n. Randi Il
II right olWaterman & Learneds ,sbor s,r u,
Brick Machine, now offer to dispose of ip1,yda,1
or county rights to suit purchasers
This machine has been in operation the mas, g.
son, sufficient time TO test its utility as il rcsoec,,
its durability, and the saving of labor.
The principal advantages this machine las ovo,
all others now in use, consists in the simplicity and
strength Of MS structure, having no ccmplcaion NJ
machinery that is liable 10 get out Of repair. and n.
rapidity It tempers the clay and mouids the bricI
making from 60 to so per minute with Tie aid Of
two horses, four men, and sufficient number Of
boys to hear htle brick.
Those wishing Cor cheap and expeditions meth.
cd for manufacturing brick would do well to aysi
themselves OF this opportunity.
All communications addressed 10 tie subscriber
will meet with immediate attention.
JAMES F., SMITH.
Columbus Mi, April 9th lS39.-S9-tr
n. B. Gentlemen wishing to purchase county o.
town rights, can be accommodated by applying a
the office Of the Columbus Democrat, where The,
can see testimonials Of the utility of the above men
toned patent.
THE Mississippian, Jackson, and the Repubi
can, Holly Springs, will please give the above ST
! Insertions and forward bills to me. j. 4. s.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04
Notice.

L $ hereby given That aareeahly to an order Of the
l Prohales Court of Lowndcs county Mississippi,
at the April Term thereof, 1899, tie mdersign-
Of LowndeS county decd will proceed To sell at tie
court house door IN the town OF Couml MS, on Mon
day the seventeenth day Of June next, the following
lands 10 witt the south half Of the east half of the
south west quarter of section twenty two, and that
part of the south half of the west hall Of the south
cast quarter Of section twcniy-two, which hes west
or north west ol the middle Of branch or drain
which divides il from the lands lately owned by
Thomas l.. Foster, and now owned by Governor
John Owen of the State Of North Carolina, which
SAID triangular piece Of land is estimated to contain
seven acres The south half Of the west halfo the
south west quarter Of section twenty two, the south
half OF the east half Of the south east quarter OF see
lion twenty one the north half Of the east halt OF
the north west quarter OF section twenty eight the
west half of the north east quarter Of section TWEEN
" eight that part of the north half Of the east hall
| of the north east quarter of section twenty eight
which lies north Of the Looksopolla river, and the
north half of the west half of the north west quar-
| ter Of section twenty seven, and The north han .
the east half Of the north west quarter Of sector
twenty seveh al in township number seventeen
| south of range seventeen west, all lying and beng
| in the comfy Of Lowndes and State ol Mississippi
ON n credit Of twelve months--purchaScrs Will be re
quted to give bond with approved security, and
Statutory lein viii be required on the land. Sal
within the hours prescribed by law.
ELIZABETH LYON, admire.
WM. LYON, ,idnr
April 18th, Iss9-io-iw. Pr. fee Sla q
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04
f.nnrdinn.s Sale.

IN pursuance Of an orier Of the Proha,es Court
4 Of LowndeS county. al the April Term, the I'M
dcrsgned vii proceed TO sell 10 the highest bidder,
the premises (ihe residence of William Henderson,
The iolowng described tract Of land VIZ the south
half nf The west half OF The north east quarter Of
section number thirty four in township number nine
teen OF range number seventeen, and the north
half OF the east half Of the north east quarter Of
said section, township and range. The above proper
y belongs TO William Henderson, lunatc, & vii
be sold on credit Of twelve months /; good securi.
" will be required Tor the paymen. OF the purchas'
money. THO. j. LEWIS.
April 9Th, 1880 4w+ Guardian
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04
Notice.

Us hereby given that agrecahly 10 an order Of the
L Prohates Court OF lowndeS county Mississippi,
at the April Term thereof 1889, the undersigned
guardian of the heirs of William Lawrence, decd.
will proceed To sell al the Court house door in the
town Of Columbus on Monday the seventeenth day
Of June next, the following lands TO wit: the north
east quarter of the north east quarter thir
" six, and The south hall Of the south east quarter
Of section twenty 1--WE, all in township number Sc
ven,ren, souIh Of range number eighteen west; on
credit Of twelve months; the purchaser will he
required TO give bond with approved security. Sale
within the usual hours.
THOMAS /, MOORE,
Guardian.
April 18Th, 1s39.--4o-4w Pr. tee 81 50l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04
To Builders.

WILL be let to the lowest bidder on Monday,
w the 20h day of May next, before the court
house door in the town of Louisville, Miss. the
building of Brick Court House of the following
dimensons viz Fifty feet square, twentysx ieet
high. To be two stories. The court room above
and well finished. Four looms below The whole
building to be ont of the hest materials, and TO be
finished in workman like style A bid 10 be noticed
must be accompanied by an undoubted bond and Sc
curty
The payments for the work will be as follows !;
LIST of March, 1910, two thousand five hundred dol
lars, Half The remainder, lst March lS4l, and
the balance on the first March lS42. The House
to he completed first March 1s4l
For details and particulars call at the otfcc Of
the subscriber, where plan of the building may be
seen. }. P. CROSLEY, Clerk P G.
Louisville, April 18th, ls39-4O-6 Pr. fee 10 SO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04

Labor Suring Patent Brick Machine
TEV0 Brick makers Of Alabama: the undersgn-
u ed has bought the Patent for the State of
Alabama, and will putupa Machine for any person in
the State, at any place. that will mix the clay and
mould twenty thousand Bricks per day, with two
horses or mules, four men and boys, or enough to
bear of the brick The MacHne is so simple that
any person can make i, for there is no geaisg Of
any kind; all Of the work is performed by four pis-
tern rods and four rollers ANY person who wishes
to purchase Machine can do so BY applying TO the
subscriber in Columbus, Mississippi, and any person
who wishes to buy right for county, or single
machine can be had by applying 10 the undersigned;
as the above Machines viii always be put in oper-
alton when requested by The purchaser
ROBERT BLAKELY.
Columbus, Sept, 10, 1888, lO-l2m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04
Caine.yiIIe Female Academy.

TFyHE Tr5.les or The Ga,lssviae Female Aca-
dar-.. f1t. uiasure iD announcing 70 the pub
Hc that ass in,ujutou chartered az he last session
OF Gee I.etislstare aa, now gone into operation,
under tie eIarrc Of YIN. +. Root, IT,, late OF
Prince Edward Virginia The character OF MI
Root his reputation IN NIrgn.a % teacher Of Fe-
males As wei as the success or Dis Seminary here,
warrant rs IN recommending MN !" 'he confidence
and natrooage of the friends Of Female education.
Il Is the Object Of tie Trustees 10 establish an M
stitatinn a. the first order ID Gainesville, and bull
dlnas are now about being erected probably as eN-
ten,ive rs those OF any similar Institution III Inc
State or elsewhere.
AtpreSent the principal and his assistants are pre-
pared To give instruction in all the branches OF Eng
ish Education. and the departments OF French
Drawing and Painting
The department of music will 90 into operation
during The winter
Young Ladies can enter Tie Academy at any Pc
Rod during The term although IT IS desirable that
they should he present as early as possible.
The charges Cor uitiun in the dferenl branches
If the regular course, viii be as follows:
English branches for a session Of months; $50 90
French or other modern Language do ~ 0O
Latin or Greek, do 70 w
Drawing or Painting, including Painting in
oil Nero aud ornamental Timing 20 60
Music, 70 90
Use of Piano w
Primary Department, including Reading, Spell
ing and Writing only. 10 90
Vocal music vii. be taught to all the pupils with
out charge.
Board, including washing lodging, luel and lights
viii be afforded in the Academy buildings when COM
pleted, at SIS per month, aud until that Tine, board
can be obtained in genteel families in Gainesville on
reasonable terms.
PAYMENT Of the tuition for session olfve months
must be paid in advance; and after the entrance of
the pupil no deduction will be made except IN case
Of sickness.
The Scholastic year, commencing on the first Of
October, and continuing 10 the first of August, will
be divided into two sessions Of five months each.
There will be only one vacation, embracing the
months of August and September.
Applications for admission may be made to Mr..
Root, or to any member OF the board.
WM. NJ. LEWIS, JoHN c. WITsITr,
WM, H. DANDRDGE, ALLEN MDoNALD,
WM. J. STEELE, DAVID NJ. RUSSELL,
JoNA Bliss, G. b. MORLEY,
WV. o. WINSTON, Trustees.
GAINESVILLE, Dec. I, 1S3s.-23- On.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04
Notice

IN pursuance Of certain Deeds Of Trust to me
i executed by William H. Cath, one hearing date
90 ihc twenty sixth day of August, 1881, one dated
on The tenth day of MAY 1887, one dated the If
tenth day of August 1888, and one dated the nlne-
tenth day Of February 1889 to secure the pay
ment of certain debts, N said deeds Of Trusts mem
toned, on which Mckinney lIoherue,s and David
Lloyd are securities; ! viii offer Tor sale at the Court
House door N the town Of Columbus at public auc.
Ton on Monday the tenth of June next for cash,
the following property, 10 wit: Lot number fifteen
d fractional block uumbcron situate and beng IN
lha, part Of lhe town Of Columbus usually known
as new town, and bordering on the river also a GER
tain lot or tract of land purchased by Roddy Smith
aud George Shaler Of Joseph Bryan, containing one
quarter of an acre bounded as follows, mwt be-
ginning al lie 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 tInc, sixty eight links 10
stake thence north Two hundred aud seven links
10 a stake, thence west one hundred aud seventy
four llnas TO a stake on the Fomblgbce river, thence
down the mcanderings Of said river 10 the begin
nlng. And also the right title and interest oil the
SAID William L. Clark in and to the following lots
which is unexpred on lease Of ninety nine years, re-
rewahle forever, sc. TO wit Lots number nine and
ten, IN fractional square number twenty FIVE, south
bus On this last mentioned lot aud those preceding,
Is situated that very valuable Ware mouse on the
romhigbec river, usually known Cork's Ware
House. Also the unexprcd lease Of an undivided
half Of the following part oflot number ono, in block
number two, in the plan Of the town Of Columbus,
aud fronting the north side OF Main street IN said
town, To wit; beginning at the south west corner oi
said lot, and running thence, nearly east with sad
Main street twenty two feet, thence nearly north
at right angles with said street eighty two and a
half feet thence west 10 st Johns street aud thence
with said street To the beginning. This lot has Oh II
that valuable brick store house now occupied hv
Mr.. JOS Brickcll, and adjoining the store house of
VIM NJ. Cozart. Also lois 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.
umbus, usually known as New town. This lot has
on it wel improved family residence.
WM DOWSlNG, Trustee.
April Cd, is39,--90-lOw pr fee S5s 5o.l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04
Sherin,s sale.

- Bl virtue ola writ Of feri facias, issued
fssHNM by the clerk of the circuit court of
lssssEN Lcwndes county, and 10 me directed, |
ksHsEh viii sell for cash, at The court house door
IN The Town OF Columbus, on Monday, ihe third day
Of June neSt part Of lot number six, square number
two, fronting MARKET street, running back sixty six
feet on which is situated house formerly occupied
by Laerlcs Rogers, as Grocery Levied ON IS the
property Of A Robbins deceased, IN the hands Of
Samuel w. Robbins Administrator. unadminis,cr.
Cd Sale within the hours prescribed hy law.
w BYRN, Sheriff
Apnl 70 ls5o 4swi Prulers Ice. 50 DOT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04
Spinning Machines. with Cast
Iron Frames.

TENIE subscriber is now engaged in putting up
Il Spinning Machines in the town Of Columbus,
and will be enabled in short time, not only omp
ply those who have already engaged them, but also
to furnish future applicants at the shortest notice
tie has employed competent person, who resides
on the Bgby, to put the machines in opcration--bd
persons not liking them when put in motion, will not
be compelled to keep them. Orders from distance
will be promptly attended to, and machines vii. be
forwarded to any point on the river. where the land
ngs are good, and ware houses can be lousd 10
shield them from the effects Of the weather. Intend
ing to remain in this place for short time, cores
pondents are respectfully requested to direct Their
letters 10 Columbus. Mi The above machines can
be examined by applying to Akin Y Ilbbs who
are agents for this place.
PETER MCINTYRE.
n B. will furnish The flying shuttle loom to
those who purchase the spinning machine, and
competent person to put them up and give neeessa'
ry Instructions.
PS. By the 9Th Of June, expect to Lave Tic
above described machines for sale at PickenSvlc,
Alabama; and will here give notice that those who
wish TO purchase them, viii be expected to pay the
person who attends 10 selling and fitting thcmup IN
Alabama money or its equivalent. M
Columbus April lS 1889 4ltl2
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04
sheriff Sale.

DV virluea writ Of fer Iacias issurd hy the clerk
~ III the circuit court Of Lownles county aud 10
me directed, will sell Cor cash, al the court house
do'f IN Columbus, on Monday, the Goth day of Nav
next, tot number five in square number twenty six
north of Main St, Columbus, with all the improve.
mens thereon erected. Levied on as the property
Of Edward A Smith, to satisfy said execution IN Ia
vor Of the rombghy RAD Road company.
Sac within The hours preserihedb nv law
John W BYRN. Shift
April 10, 1880 4lw4 [Pr Ne, SIS OOl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04

ALL pe,sons having claims against the subscrl-
N Der are requested TO present them on the ION
of Ma5chncAt, as am making arrangements to
settle them by notes on good solvent men OF Tins
county, which IS the only means that have To pay
NY debts; all persons having such claims wan do
well 10 avail themselves Of the chance, as do not
want To exclude any. am determined TO pay no
more cost-ln the last eighteen months nave Paid
three thousand dollars in cost, and find that can
no. INV my dcbls at those rates. lam willing to
do tie best can nr my creditors and flattcr my.
self that they will be satisfied with the arrangement
that wilmakc with them, the claims that hold
are not many of them due, but all Of them are on
the best men IN the country JOHN NJ. KIRK.
Feb. 9th, 1889 --3l-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04
Spring Races.

TIME Spring Races over the Mushulave course
l. will commence on the Fourth Monday in Nav
next, and continue four days, free for any horse.
mare or gelding, complying with The rules OF the
Club.
First Day.-Sweepstske fly tlollars entrance.
Second Day threemles heats, purse $3.50, Sa5
entrance
Third nay--two miles heats, purse $3.50. sea
entrance.
Foar,h Day--fdr the entrance money, colts three
years old and under.
SOLOMON EDWARDS, SEQ.
Mushulavlle, April 9th, 1881 80 IN &c S5}
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04
Notice.

& EALED proposals will be received by the sub
- scrbers al Carrollton Mississippi, until the 18th
day OF May next, for building brick court house
in the town of Carrollton, according to the plans
and specifications, which will be exhibited on appi-
cation 10 either Of the subscribers at Carrolllon
HENRY HAMILTON,
TH0S. RHODES,
Commissioners.
April i3th, 1S39-40-5w Pr. fee Sc 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04
School Teacher Wanted.

A School Teacher is wanted by the trustees OF
N the school section in township fifteen, range
nineteen east situate in Noxuhee county. Ioa
gentleman of the necessary qualifications, good
wages and pleasant situation will be given. Good
recommendations will be required Apply TO the
undersigned near said section in Noxubee county,
Up. BROWN,
S. PERKINS,
Anra 70 aot4 Trustees.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04
Beware ola SwinGler!!

q fellow by the name OF l.. X.
MM SWORDS, who came to this town
SF under The pretence of opening tai
my ors shop, and took board at my house
W. eti this place on lhe Steamboat Laia
G-ssssa...ss.sM Rookh on Tuesday last without set
Ting ~, Board bill give this caution TO the pub
tic TO guard others against imposition from this
woud-be gentleman. lie is tailor by trade, about
Eve feet ten inches high black hair and eyes, dark
thin visage, weighs about 1876 pounds,
wore block cloth cap, aud dressed otherwise We
ry genteeI, and not more than q or twenty two
years oI age:
The sand Swords has CIT me ont Of twenty nine
dollars and fifty cruts, for beard which is more
than can afford To lose in these herd times and
take this mode Of redress which is the only one lett
me, against travelling swinders and vagabond ras-
Gals. JOHN O. BRACkEN,
Proprietor of the Bcwett House.
Columbus, March 2, l63o.--3l-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04
JAMES SWEARINGEN,
Irultpp
March Sch, 1889

P. s. There win also be sold at the same time and
place above mentioned 10 the highest bidder the I'll
lowing property, w one pair Of line cream color.
ed carriage horses, two mules, one road Wagon,
and two woke Of oxen on credit until the first day
of January 1870.
Also iva hundred acres Of land adjoining the Bor-
der Spring place, With some improvements TO be-
sold m iorly acres each, on . credit Of one two and
three years from lic first day Of January lSi0-a.l
for The benefit of ms creditors
Bond with approved security will be given # r.
CURED for lawful title on the payments beng pune
tually complied with, w DUMAS
March 30th. 1880 -3s-Gw PR 81 COZ