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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
brandon MONEY! /.

I'm conformity with Deed III Trnst. made IL me
4 by Henry Newell, Grthe benefit Of creditors,
will sell At public auction, 10 the highest bidder on
Wednesday the twentieth day of February next
within the usual hours oil Sale, In the town Of Co.
'lumh,s, Mississippi, and for Brandon Money, Eah,
Hundred and Elghy.Eighi Acres Of rich and iena-
Die Land the same beinh y plantation which the
sari Newell bought of CulC. ;. Akin, N JanunIv
last, anu was then value by five ,sineresed uei-
uemen Of this place. for cash, NJ eighteen doues ncr
acre. This trac, hes Immediately southeast oil lands
owned BY Col Amis and Gen BrownrRg, Iaurantl i
hall miles southwest III Columbus, and Two mud 4
half miles from West Port, IN the west side nf The
Iombgby Tver. L Is an outside tract adjoining The
sandy lands which lie between il and the river The
extreme eastern eighth consisting mostly OF rich 1
hickory sandy land. The rac, is generally rich
slough lansl, except post oak rid.e u rolling table
land running through the centre OF the tract The
praries are small and surrounded BY rich lammocks:
te growth on the slough lands are mostly asii cns-
ton wood, black locust and mulberry on the ridge
are an abundance Of tine post oak and hickory
me improvements are, aha,Nt two hundred acres ui
cleared land, part Of which, has yielded four very
tine crops, comfortable cabins, good Gin house
Gin and screw, well bored about two hundred feet
aud on the premises is lake Of never failing purp
water, fed BY three springs. The place consists Of
eleven Fights lying compacily, as follows southeast
quarter Of section 5, east half Of southwest quarter
Of section ), north half Of section TO- northwest
quarter Of section II, west half If northeast quar-
ter Of section H. west half Of northwest quarter II
section II, and all in township No Is, north Of range
No II east.
Any person wishing % purchase a plantation
would do well 10 examine this place, as there Is NC
tfact IN The country possessing greater fertility 81
soil, and hut few tile same local advantages.
The terms will he, one fourth down ii Brandon
money, one iourihin sixty days 10 Brandon money
and the balance on the Isl Of Janunry ls4O, or lea
per cent discount for present pavneia.
C.P. MONTGOMERY, Trustee,
Starkvle, Mississippi.
Columbus, Jany ], 1899 90ids
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More New Books !

{" The cry is still they come !"-Shshl
DELAYO, new novel, by Symes; Womsuof
l. the World, ~ the author OF Diary of a Ds.
ennnyee;
The MILDLY. or scenes from the Life of Ewa,a
LasceIes;
Captain Alexander's Expedition Of Discover
into the Interior OF Africa;
Country Stories, BY Miss Milford,
The Heir of Selwood } by Mrs Gore author
Mary Raymond and other ess Off Mothers and
tales, \Dauphters. Sc
A New Collection of Anecdotes;
Lie Of Christ. beautifully Illustrated with enprsys
Evenings at Home, do do
Velasco, a Tragedy in 5 acts, by Epes Sargent;
Athea Vernon or the Embroidered Hankerchier
10 which is added Henrietta Harrison, or the bps
Cotton Umbrella--by Miss Leslie, author Of PEN
cl Sketches just received BY
PFlSTER & GOODWIN.
Columbus, Jan'y 10, 1929 gu
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
Mississippi FcmaIe C.Ilcge.

VTNHE Trustees Of this institution this dav met,
Il and adopted the following reSnlutinns
ReS0tred, That The board OF each Young lady he
Sluo per session OF twenty weeks, 10 BE- paid one
halt in advanrp
This sum is intended to include, room, bedding,
fuel, washing, and all other contingent, and extra
charges connected with the boarding department.
ReSolued, That the prices of Tuition he as fol-
lows;
Preparatory Department, pr session, $40 90
advanced Department, 20 90
This Department embraces all the studies
usually taught in the highest schools.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
nslc including the use Of the Piano, $50 90
Needle work, IS 90
Drawing aud Painting, IS 90
PAINTING ~ oll, 25 90
TranSlerluy,l
Shell wok, 90
Wax work \
twill be perceived from the foregoing resolutions,
that the rates OF boarding. and tuition have been
changed from the Former prices. This course the
| Trustees have been Obliged To adopt. They have
employ competent aud efficient inSruclresses, who
musl be hheraly compensated, and the resources of
the institution are the only lund from which thai
compensation should he drawn. Hitherto tins fund
has prNe1 insufficient.
| The rates winch are now established, both for
board aud tuition. are such as are adopted in other
and ueiahhoring so!"os, and are such ms the neces
sites OF the College demand
ReSotred, That no ynung lady he admitted as n
student the College till the ,chole tuion. and hall
the 10 riding fees be paid at the time she joins N,
COtels.
THoS. MGEE, Prest Board.
BES1 5. LONG, Sec'y.
Dee Goth, 1858. a6lr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
Administrat tors Notice.

WHEREAS have obtained on order from The
w Probaies Court Of Lowu,lcs County Mlssis-
sipp at the January term thereof, 1899, (nsL) ihr
tinal settlement Of oil my acings and ,imngs as
administrator of the Estate Of VaTdfy M'Bee dped
] shall therefore, Ut the March term of said Pro-
bates Court, 1889, exhibit and present an account
Of final settlement with said estate, at which time
all persons interested. are requested to appear and
contest the whole OF any part Of the same II they
zee proper
JOHN B. BENNETT,
Admn Of the estate IT Vardry NisBec. decd,
Columbus Jan. 9th, 1888. --2S-6w. [Pr Zee 81
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AheriG = Sale.

Rl virtue Of s'ndFy writSof &. "a. Issued hythe
- Cerkof the Circuit C0urlu I.owndes comfy
aud tome lincteUi viii sell for cash az the DIOR II
the Court H"ase in the Town Of Columbus. on Mon
day The eighte' nth day Of February 1889. lie al.
lowIng lo's, designated and known in Tie Dian Of
u'e town Of Columbus as ots number eight, nine
ana Ten, with The improvements thereon erected:
.heSe hts comprise the west hall aud north west
quarter Of fractional section twenty one, tpwnShip
e'ghh IN, range eighteen. Levied on as the primer.
yol VIM s. Bningi TO satisfy said 4. lss. enc in
favor o. Charles II. Abcri, for the use Of The
Commercial Bank OF Columbus, and g. las. in "a
Hur ni sundry either eisons Sale in the hours
prescribed BY law. This The 26ih Of DECEMBER.
1885,
JOHNW. BYRN,
SheElT oil Lowndes County.
Axw D.. -
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SlleriG,s Sale,

DY virtue of one writ of q. ia. issued frsm the
y Circuit Court for 0kiibheha county, and 10 me
directed, will proceed 10 sell at the court house IN
The town Of Slafkvir for cash, on the third Mon.
day Of February 1882 MI the right. tile, claim aud
interest thai James H. Williams has in and 10 The
following described town ats IN tlr town If Folsom
In block two, number three 10 block twu, number Sc.
ven 10 block two. Sale within the hours prescribed
BY law. JNO. NJ. MOORE, Sill.
Of said County
Jan. TIL, iSSs--26-5w. [Pr. Zee &c 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
New Goods i!

YtRoTTER s. SYMoNS have Just recei,.a,.
Il steamer iberia, their Fall and Winter snnp.
OF seasonable Goods, consisting in part Of o. vT
assortment Of e'"'lh
Cloths Cassimers. Satiinets, Jeans, Flanneh fi,a
seys,. Blankets, Ready-made Clothing; - '''-'
DomeSties' Cotton, Osnaburgs, Spun Cotton h.,
Saddles, Brides, Martingales, BE-; ~
Hardware Guns, RiAes, Pistols, Nails, and Cr.
Ings, &C.; S''s
Which will be sol,l very low for cash or a. ua,
'oPnhctual customers. Dec. l4th lsSS-ssf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
FIFTY Dollars Reward,

T OST, IN the streets OF Columbus, Monday eve
IL ming last, Pocket-Bonk. containing about
$225 Brandon, aud 10 or Slb River m1ney--bank
OF Manchester. One Of the bills ON Brandon was
500. reward OF $50 ol the money, will De ri
zen to the finder, who will deliver the said book
and its contents 10 Sterling II Lester, near Cnuns.
bus ID. +. WILKES
Jaay ., 1855 asif
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
Gainesville Female Academy.


INHE Trustees OF the Gainesville Female Aca-
u DENY, take paSure in announcing TO the pub
nc, That Tins institution chartered at the last session
OF me Legislature, has nov gone into operation,
under the charge Of VIM. f. Root, Jr., late Of
Ifhce Edward Virginia the character OF MIR.
Root, hls reputation in Virginia as a teacher of Fe
mates, as wen as The success of his Seminary there,
warrant US IN recommending Inn 10 The confidence
ana patronage nl the Irienle 81 Female education.
il Is The object ol the Trustees to establish an IN
stituion o the first Order in Gainesville, and butt
dlhSS are now about being erected, probably as ex-
tnNlve as those OF any similar Institution in the
State or elsewhere.
AT present the principal and his assistants are pre-.
pared 10 give Instruction in all the branches of Eng
hsh Education, aud the departments Of French
Drawn. and Painting.
The department Of music will 90 into operation
during le winter
Young Ladies can enter The Academy al any pc
rod during The term although il is desirable that
they should be present as early as possible.
NE charges for tuition in the diiFerenl branches
If the regular course, will be MS follows:
English branches for session OF months, $40 90
French or other modern Language do 30 90
Latin or Greek, do 40 M
Drawing or Painting including Painting in
"ll Nero aud ornamental 1'inling 90 90
MUSIC, o5 90
Use of Piano, M
Primary Department, including Reading, SPELL
ing and Writing only rs 90
Vocal music wall be taught 10 all the pupils With
out charge.
Board including washing lodging, fuel and lights
VIII ne Afforded IN the Academy bnlings when com.
pe'ed, az Sls per month, and until thai time, hoard
can he obtained in genieel.amilcs In Gainesville ON
reasonable terms.
PAYMENT ut the tuition for session Of FIVE months
must be paid in advance and after the entrance 81
the pupil no deduction viii be made except IN Gaze
OF sickness.
The scholastic year, commencing on the first al
October, and continuing 10 the FIRST Of August, vii
be divided into iw0 sessions OF FIVE mnnIhs earh
There will be only one vacation. emhrsc;ng ,be
months nt August and September
Applications Cor sdmssi m may be made - AZ,
Root. or 10 any member oil tie hosrd
WM, NJ LEWIS JoRS G. Wlrslrr,
MN. =. DAsDaiDet, ALLES M'DosALD,
WM. J; STEELE, DAvIDM. RUSSELL,
JoSA Bliss g 3. MosLET,
WV. 0. WNsros, Tra....,
GAINESVILLE. Der. 7, leSs-Sa-A,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
THE BLEVVETT HOTSS

OHN 0. BRACKEN will ouen NJ. =
a did HoTEL on the first Of Octoba. pen
situated on the corner OF Washincroo ..g lie
St Columbus, few rods south of Main st. 'D'''''
his old friends in this State, Alabama, Ge,,,;.
and adjoining States, who ave hereolorr T n,.
scd hm, are respectfully invited to give him p,"OS n
HIS BAR will be furnished with the best Of I'.ss
and ms Table with every luxury the country W.
There are splendid SET Of Stables conpeS ~ sao. y,
The hment, which are not surpassed h. VIA
IN the South All travellers may rev unon l. /. snv
their horses well attended 10 by careful oss,.
Columbus, Sept 90, 1888. 70 :;
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The State Of Miss ssippi. |

'N VN"EE
Probate Court, .Nortp,Jer Tern

Probate Court, .Noutn,ber Term, 1888.
nN application Of b. J. Jacoway, admir- o
~ the estate q Roll r II. Oliver, deceased 10
sell the following property viz Two Lots III tie
Town Of Camden, II Is adjudged, ordered and de-
creed BY the Court, That all persons interested in
said prnperly.bc aud appear nj The next February
term " said CnuH,-it hemg the third Mnniay
lhcreof 20 slnv calIse, Il any they have, why sand
property should MOI he eold II Il further ordered
TINT copy Of This order be published in the Co.
htnhs Democrat three months from this date
Issued, Nov, 18Th, 1883
Dee. l.-2l-sm }, ID. KIRKLAND, Crk
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
Commissioners Notice.

w al persons interested in the estate Of
John Alfred. late Of Nashville, Lowndes
county, n. ascsas ... Thomas y Lewis ADMINISTRATOR
Probate court that the said estate Il ;n" ~ i,'e
undersigned By an order Of the sa, ry,,s, '..s
been appointed Commissioners. with iul ,,o,v NV, =
receive and examine al the claims Of aid .',.;,'''
the said estate we will in compliance with ,he y
der Of the conrt aforesaid meet the creditors n sa,,
estsfe, at Nashville, on the second Monday i
March, 1889. All accounts &c. nay he handed /,
the commissioner atany time.
N. N. NASH,
A. SMITH
Spnf. ash, 1850 .--q-iA. Commissioners
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16

state OF Mississippi LOWndes Ct'y.
circsf Cogg, Tueidsy. 9fh Oefo6cr 1883.
John 1. Aka 8 Bauncl HugguI, } attachment
SAMUEL a. Nut.
This day came The plaintiffs BY attorney, and on
Il moiioa Il Is ordered by The Court that puhii-
hestioa b. made Cor SIX successive wrrks ia Tie CO.
himbus Demncrai. noiiiying Tie defendant Of ihe
prudence of ts suit, and that unless he appear on
orb,isre the ir.t dly u the mkt term &c t. cnurt
give SPECIAL bail and plrad, Judgment final wall he
entered against him. anl the pFnperty attached vii
te sod "a satisfy the plaintiffs demands.
The STATE Of Mississippi, Lorndss County, S S
I.OVID P. BROWN, Clerk Of the circuit eourt
Of Lowndes county afsresaid. d0 hereby certify that
The abnve 10 true extract fn,m the minutes Of our
said court. Ia relation To the sad cause. Given I'M
der nv hand anil seal nf office. this l2ih day o
january 1889. OVID P. BROWN, Clerk
BY J. P. Montgomery, ID, c.
2s-ow Pr. sl4 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
Dec. i.-2l-sm J,B. KIRKLAND, Crk.
The State OF NIississlppi, /,

P'Obaifs Court, January Ts,a,, 1899.
NOTICES hereby gwen 10 all persons interest.
IN ed IN The real eStaie'ol jesse llliand late If
siil cnuniy dereascd Ia be aud appas al the court
house 10 Athens, IN The iiSl Monday al April nex,
llien and there 70 slew cause fany The, can, why
The court shall mol order the band Of tile said eceas
Ell, u Be sold according 10 the prayer OF the Admin
ur 10 WITH north nlf 1T the east halfo The north
east quarter OF section lwrniy four, township tlir.
hen range nineteen weSt, east hafnlihe Sanih east
quarter at section twenty inuf, iuwnSliip thirteen.
range min teen west, west hall oi The south west
quarter Of section Thirty, ,ownSlip iirir,n ranvc
eighteen west. North h,f of the east hall 81 he
nnrth west quarter section thirty one, township thir
teen Snuih oi range eighteen west.
Witness The Hon R. Dlwnr'h presiding Judge
Of SAID court.
Attest, oh MORGAN, Clerk
Athens, January 18th, ls39--a9-6w
[priuter's fee $40 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16

A BEAU lit u HEAD Of HAth
rs the erandcsl orna nent belonging 10 the human
4 frame How strangely tie hiss of u changes
The cuuGltnance, and 2rematurely brings ON thea
pcarance of ul aye, which causes many tu recnl al
being uncovered. and spmetnes even Shun sUceiy
yold the lesls and srers of Their acquaintance
The remainder ul their lives is our nty spent
IN retirement. In short, not even Tie loss Of pro-
perry hills the generons thinking youth with that
heavy sinking gluom as does the loss Of his hair.
Toaveri al these unpleasant circumstances. OIL
DklDGES BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the
hair tiOn falling oh on the first application, and a
few hotties restores il again II likewise produces
eyebrowS aud whiskets; prevents the hair from
turning gray, makes il curl beautifully, and frees il
from Scnr Numerous certificates ui the first res
probability IN support Of the virtues OF 0ldrldge's
Balm are shown by the p oprieiors.
20 Read The following.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. late Mayor Of
Philadelphia, has certified, as may be seen below, 10
the high character of The following gentlemen
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have
used the Balm of Columbia discovered by ]. o.
bridge, and have found ii highly Seryceabe not only
as preventive against tie falling of of hair, bu!
also certain restorative.
Nm. TIA rCHER, Sen.
Methodist Minister in ST. George charge,
~ on ANoI VI u llll Ste
JOHN P lNGLIS S9I Arch st.
JOHN d. THOMAS. NJ. d.
l63 Race st.
JOHN S. FUREY, lOl Spruce st.
HUGH McCURDY
24S South 18th ST.
JOHN GARD, jr. l23 Arch ST.
1t will certainly raise lis virtues in lie estimation
oil The public, when ii is known that three OF the
above SlIners are more than so years of aye, aud
the Others uot less than 80.
From the Mayor.l
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
City OF Philadelphia,
J, ROBERT WHARTON, Maynr of SAID civ
OF Philadelphia, do hereby certify that am well
acquainted with Mes>S. J. p. IngIis, John S. Flu
rey, and Hugh M'Curdy, whose names are signed
10 The above certificate that they are gentlemen Of
character and Iespectehty, anu as such full cedll
shoud be given IN the SAID certificate.
In witness whereof, have herepnru set nv hand,
ana caused the seal Of the CITY to be afIix
l., ). ed, this sixth dayu December, SC.
BoBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
CAUTiON.--Ohserve that each boile of the
genuine Balm has IA splendid engraved wrapper. on
which IS represented the Falls of Nagra the agents
name Sc.
For Sale at the Drug store of E. A. SMlT H
Main street, Columbus Mississippi.
Jan. IL, 1889. -27-tl.
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State OF Mississippi LOwndes CITY

Cuesif Cont, Tuesday, Oh October, 1888.
Iohn II. Andes
No as40 W.. Attachment, 225 90
Hlrrisnn d. Flowers
THIS day came the plaintiff hy his Attorney.
4 and On molion ii i, ordered by the court that
publication he made xix successive weeks IN the
Columbus Democrat newspaper published in the
tnwn of Columbus in this State, notifying the de-
lsndah, ni The pyndeucy Of this sali and that unless
he appear on or beiore the first day If The nest
term Of this court 10 be holden on tie second MIN
day Of April 1880, give 'pecal bail and plead jidg-
mrni nal yill beeniered against him, and the pro-
pcfiy attached will be sold 10 saisly The plaintiffs
demands.
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- 4
~ N9whte spot in his forehead. Appraised
aesAsizk III at seventy five dollars.
Taken up by P. B. Wade in Columbus, ysl-
low bay horse mule, ten years old, two white spols
on his back, made by the saddle. No brands Ap'
praised to $50 90.
Taken up by Newton N. Baremore, near C,bert
bay stud horse, four years old, thirteen hands and
half high. No marks or brands. Apprazed 70
thirty dollars.
Taken up by Edward Fugem, sorrel horse, Ten
years old, with white spot on his forehead %
brand. Appraized 10 $40 co.
Also by the same small bay mare, nine ysan
cid. rgh eye blind, and the right hind ioot whlif'
no brands Appraised 10 fifty five dollars
Taken up by Thomas and N. Brooks, by
horse mule, of a small size. ten years DID, no brsndA
Appraized u $50 co.
TaGenup by Andrew Egger, Jr dark red Gov
with white back aud belly, marked with swalos
fork IN The right ear, ten years old. AppralseO
SIS so.
J. FLETCHALL. Ranger
Feb. ., ls3o.-3O-sw
To- .any one proving property ,ciH b heId ri 81
ponslbfe for all fees. Ne credit can be gisfH y
the Ranger in future. IL
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State OF Mississippi, Lowndcs CITY


Probaiss Court, january Term, 1899.
YHN0 all persons interested in The real estate Of
Il Peter Lyon decd, late Of Lowndes county,
you are hereby cited 10 appear before The Judge of
our Prnhates Court ut term thereof, TO be held
On the first Monday in April next, and show cause
II any they hive. why the following lands The pr,.
perry Of james i Lyon and others. minor heirs of
Peter Lyon deceased, IL vii: the south half Of the
east halt of the south wesl quarter of section TWEEN.
~ iwo, and that part 81 The south hall o The wcsl
hall ol the south east quarter 1l said strlon TWEEN
~ two, which hes weSl or north west OF the middle
81 u branch or draln, which divides il from the
Mnls latrlynwned by lhomas l.. Foster aud now
awned by Governor john Oven. Of Tho State of
North CaroliNa, Which said triangular piece OF land
- estimated ~ contain acres; the south halt Of
The west halt of the sduth west quarter Of section
twenty two, the south half Of The east halt bl the
south tasl quarter Hr >ernn twenty one, the north
hal. ~ tie enSt halt Of the north west aualtcr Of
section twenty eight, the west hall nl the north east
quarter " section twenty rinla, that parl 81 the
north half &c The east hall ~ the North east quarter
oi @ction twenty eight, which lies north Of the
LonkNhpeila river, and ttesimsh half Of ihe east
halruithesnurth west quarter of secimn twenty se-
ven. and the north half6t'ihe east ha nf the north
west quarter OF section twenty seven, all in town
ship nuinher seventeen, south ~ ranvr nllnbpr
seventeen west, which j. subject to distribution
among the heus Of The sad Peer Lyon de-.
ceased, should III, b. sold agreenhy TO the PRAYER
If said petition, and luther 10 do and suiler suc
things as may be considered of and ordered by said
Court in the premises.
| Witness Thomas Sampson Esq Judge Of the
Court If PrVbaies, the first Monday ii January, A.
| ID. 1870.
Issued the 10Th day Of January 1882.
/ Test II. D. HADEN. Clerk.
21-6w IPr. lee $al OF
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State OF Mississippi, Lowndes CITY

ProJaies Court, January Term, 1889.
TEN0 a., persons interested in the real estate of
Il William Liwrtnoe deceased, late of Lawr,es
county, yan are hereby ciicd To appear before the
Judge uiuur Probales Cnurl,al term thereof, 10 he
holien IN III first Monday ~ April Gcxi, and show
rause u any they have way The liuwing Ianis The
property Vt The inil0r hriit0f 81 Il Wlaam Law.
renee deceased, 10 wit: HE north east quarter Of
the north east hall II sectlon lhriy sx aud the
south hall OF the south east quarter ol section TWEEN
~ five, all in townshp number seventeen south of
range number eighteen west, in Lowndes county,
should not be sold agreeably 10 the prayer Of said
peon--and further lodo aud suffer such thngs as
may b. considered Of aud ordered by seid court in
The premises
Witness Thomas Ssmpgon Esq Judge Of the
Cnnrt of Probate, this The first Monday Of Janua.y
A. ID. 1899.
Attest, r. ID. llADEN, Clerk
27-cw [Pr. Ice $lO 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
Va liable Plantation for Sale.

4At2. ! OFFER for sale my pLANTA-
zi TlON miles from Columbus cu,,,ain
esYkssN my 500 acres nf choice land, 1850 Of
er@szA. which are ina hugh state Of cultivation.
=" ,,.n Wy premises there is a fine famed dwelling.
NINA "n many "lher valuable Improvements. Said
M areh s wa " subject 10 sale until the Isl lay al
suhscriher s. m luther psrlieulers apply IL the
| b given. "stsan,y dsrds viii
ns-, .isi, Ices s4,,s = sHNNi-
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Auction and Commission Cuisines

T0HN W. BYRN s. A. c. BURGESS have
~ associated themselves together for ,he DUR.
pose Of transaeiing a General Auction and Com.
mission Business They will attend 10 the sale ii
al kinds Of property that may be offered, and viii
also, receive and store all kinds Of Foods that per-
sons may wish 10 have sold, either at private sale
Or at suction Store on Main street, one door easi
q Mcclure 4 HUMPHREYS.
J. w. BYRN.
A.'C. BURGESS.
Columbus, march 8, 1855 s4,r
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PAY up! Paw nm!

"A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
4 - to the subscriber, are earnestly requestedtO
pay up, otherwise he shall be under the dsagees.
BILE necessity of enforcing payment.
Feb. 5, 1888. soft P SMITH.
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Commercial Blk. Columbus, Mi.

N"LOMbus, JAty y. ., 1858.
EsoLfED, That suits will be commenced in
!, dlscrmlnaiely against all ieInquenis TO This
Bank, where their paper is not Sa,istac,orilv = :.
ranged on or before the 18Th day Of February nex,
Extrac, from the minutes.
MI. CHAS. II. ALERT, Cashr.
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