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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-03

az .r'n'< h ed a partnership 10 """sa
end ,ss Ba.,,s IN This civ under the lie aud firm
o!rf.,s 1. NJ SAMUEL CRANE.
JAMES +. NEW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-03

.U0rVS N1iticauILS Trees, 10 IL Itet 80
AasA c.ouioc Morus Mu!cauls TREES, OF eAtfao'eoa
SIZE and beauty, having many branches; I The me.
"7h the WOO perfectly al,ured This Is deci3eu
'4I,; lot OF Mc,cauis Trees grown in the on,tr
a. are admired. Also, Cnnss VI S snch
&c ne from toe above large trees. in any % md
a. "i ne TO grow, and produce inc trees 10 n,
cuttings viii he carefully packed TO send t" any part o.
e.,,.e.,,!,,o' - ~. NJ" ta g. GIBSON,
NJ, w. - S'""' f'""S ''"'''' ~ ai-2it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-03

pslNrlNi. WE .pPINt;, AND WRiIiN. PAPER OF every
.,:n,7 family sale BY the srb'ctihe as ose" OF
" !'gr, Naeaesrssg Company Of Rtlmoad. ffi's ac III
.1ad 20 D.. Is. - Ot!.er mHruhriorcS ,o
DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
tr-i q li3-"t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-03

rn,,,p ST ATE OF SOUTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
uisTRICT-IS CHANcERr-Lcwis trnse Auhihi',p", ~
ofcbarles Murray Complainant vs. John fete' rms
" o,et,;,aaI, nd William G.. Daniel Defendants
Bv this the Complainant seeks pay OF Pa W.
Selvlc john FCTrc seized OF lhC shd
icc, 20 the mortgage which the Complainant entities
r nS5 subject equitable hen TO which the
~ ~ entities himself, tho personal representative
General the Armies OF the nIicd - yes,
Commanding the Southern Division &C. John ene
| 1850 and subsequently, and Is supposed 10
- an mariner of John Banks citizen oi Virginia cohn ="
for tn Southern Army the hcs or m csc ~ hi & 10
% Pian,a,ion Melville Of to the surplus alter payment q" ts
~ a, ans time within nnd they are residing
ho:ood the United States, they come IN ana m" '
within four years decree shoI! pass ~ TINS
cause by p'eau"e' PETlGRE & LESESNE,
bill. RIO u,or1 (,,mrtriuan,s Solicitors.
June D '"-"' 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-03
TIE E.4IRFIELD races

ENlL! commence heretofore, the First TUESDAY on
oi May next and continue our i've days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-03

Citv of Richmond Scrip for safe;
yprtrIc ,rE Of the City OF RichnonI "cng PEI
Ct" Ice, awhile semi annually can be ohuined at the
or thc James and Kanawhd Company deSeInOe Al
the time oi INC "Pp'''"' W. y. CHfTTENDEN,
S,.rsl,ru Of the James Rtper and hdHaEHa IvmpG"g'
- o'"'"'' " " 76-wtlJuIy
,1IuE ri OK NGHAM HIGH SCHOOL for f9nSs LADIES' VIII
liz Summer the FIRST May heA VII"
is Wua IF instruction lberaembrncins together WIN
49, ornamental branches, the moro sol" ana uSeiui. nc
INC ohee, Of the Principals to iii Their up,s TO eIs
the h-h and responsible duties oil "''0 ''' "''' r'
and them rtH. - be Divided into TWO sessions
WI" o. nd Board due scssionaly-he former 10 r
Il. ,bc end of the session. Both viii hc chhfeeu rom
nc c tho scholar the close OF The session. ana no &c
d" viii be made occasional absences eAceP' WIG" 0'
stoned by personal disability c N months sa5
Tuition in English Tor ~ mo"'"' 20
in Other Languages 20
in insrumcniR Music an
" III Scienthc DiN's
The uso of a Piano l15
Board "'h '' aIU' John FAIECHIID,l prio,,o,,
Ms IT, =. FAtRCIlLDi
Mis-. NJ. E. MALLORY. 80
April DC [li5-w3w IeaeAcr :? ." 800
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CORRESF . . -
kiss Il QUEEs, A pFil s, 1889.
Draw SIR: We TAKE pleasure IN laying before you, the
p.nn.sdngs Of meeting Of the Democratic Republicans
a. mos, cordially approved By the meeting,
sincerely hope that you will further the views OF
We meeting, by al once placing yourself as candidate
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
CnNGREssIoNAL GLnRE

THESE works have been published by rs Tor
Il six yeaIs There are now more subscribers
Tor ihem. probably lhaB tor any other paper publish
ed IN the Y States certainly more than there are
iorauy other paper published in this District. This
aTge and increasing subscription Is conclusive evI-
dence Of their uSeialness. They are invaluable 10
all who feel an interest in the proceedings Of Con-
gress. NJ other publication gives them so fll or
hall 80 cheap. ID Is, indeed, the cheapest publca-
ton in the United States-perhaps in the world.
Our position at the seat Of Government enables US to
PRINT them at 50 low rate. We are compelled 10
publish the proceedings Of Congress IN detail, for
our daily paper. This done, ii requires compari-
lively but a small additional expense to change them
TO the forms OF the Congressional Globe and APP
pendix. Ii it were not for these circumstances, we
could not publish them for four times the SUN
charged.
The Congressional Globe is made up of tie daily
proceedings of the two houses Of Congress, and the
speech,s OF the members condensed. The yeas and
nays on all important subjects given It is pub
qshed weekly, with small type, on sixteen royal
huarto pages.
The Appendix contains the speeches of the mem
berS at full ength written out by themselves and is
printed in til. same form the Congressiona Globe.
Ii IS published as fast the speeches can be pre-
pared. Usually there are more numbers printed for
session than there are weeks in il.
E-aCh Oh lheSe NOrkS IS complete IN ltSelf But 1t
is desirable for every subscriber to have both be-
cause, il there should be any ambiguity in the
synopsis Of speech in The Congressional Globe,
or any denial OF It's correctness it may be removed
at once, by referring to the speech in the APPENDIX
Indexes to botli are sent to subscribers as soon
as they can be prepared after the adjournment of
Congress.
TEnMs-For one copy of the Congressional
Uinbe' 81 90.
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SIX copies OF either OF the above works will be
sent for 5 5. Twelve copies for 10, and pro-
porllonae number of copies for larger sum-
Payments may be transmitted BY mail, postage
paid, at our risk. The notes of any incorporated
Bank in the Unithd States, current in any section
of country where subscriber resides, will be re-
ceived But when subscribers can procure the
notes OF banks in the northern and middle states,
they will please send Them
10 insure all the numbers, the subscription should
be here by the llth of December next
The Democratic papers with which we exchange
VIII please give this prospectus few insertions.
% No attention VIII be paid 10 any order unless
the money accompany it, or unless some responsible
person, known 10 to BE- So shall agree To- paw it
before the session expires. BLAIR g. RlVES.
Washington City, Oct. 26, 1888.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
R RULES.

LIST. Gentlemen on their arrival are reon....,.
leave their names at the Bar.
I'd, No gentleman will be considered wo.,-
quarterly boarder, except from the time he ~,
MS name as such the same rule to be obssrv.I I'h
to keeping horses.
Sd. Boarders intending 10 be absent for anv l.,.,
o. time over week, will make il known Al Tia y
otherwise no deduction for such absence IS, ~1 \,
made. "As
4th Payment from quarterly boarders, mus
monthly; from travellers, weekly.
9TH Gentlemen leaving their names at tho R.,
will give notice OF their intention to be abssn, :, i.
time OF regular meals, otherwise no deducuon n
be made. '"'" W.
9th Gambling Of every description most po,.;,,
ly forbidden. f'""'
TN. Persons wishing to send servants on er,,pa
are requested To give notice al the Bar.
9th. The proprietor will not be anSweraSs g.
any property SAID to be lost unless previously dpn,
tied in the Bar.
9Th. No person allowed TO use any horse a1l,
or birdie OF another, without leave of the popIt
tor. r.
10th. Doors closed at ten O'Clock, exceu On
nights oil public amusement.
W Gentlemen are particularly requested to
guard cautiously against accidents by fire in tbe,
respective bedrooms BAG
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
Columbus Hon.
RY BELL s CONNER.-T,-i'

Df BELL l. CONNER.-T-
a establishment has recently been -. "a
he undersigned, and IS now b,.ine ~. p-fiaais. !
perlor siyie: IL IS the intention of 49, p "a 7
add a number Of wei finished and 49, .oPIsslI
70 the house, and we hesitate M, isis, .i "a
selves to our friends and the pub.,. . t4etgE y
our patrons wal be as well aeon s'ris -
house, as al any Hotel IN the Sou,bs, 'ea I =
servants will always be polite ana go .e.lhli n
allo every e1ef''on on our part shall be p.ss. =
tlelr say PHEASANT and greeable. A sbas. y =
nc patronage IS respectfully solicited q
The Bar shall always be supplied w;,L
pest OF liquors. selected with great care - ue =
IN The best markets. ]! saals,.
Nothing shall be wanting on ON, ,,t,,
crafty the appetite Of The epcure. TI o'e uai .
our country affords shah be served m :; * oei q
manner, by experienced and csDahs - - me e.tsl
Our stables are not exceled hy anv IL ~.
Al travellers may rest assured thatt6s;. L'ia'73
not be neglected; we have taken ~" n0ses 81
procure first rate osters, ard hope Ia o. paH !
Sa,lsiacton TO oil who may give rs ,bs7. uhl's's
Our beds shall always be clean AMI "A" . e'sl0u
and well aired. "1 sOin'orla
Families can be accommodated r;.,
ors; no pains shall be spared 10 mots pa'a's ls.
~ al home. wen peiit..
Town BOarders accommodated .,
rates REIT . o. ~ l6e gsBi
Columbus, Nj. Dec. 90, IsSs,-a;v ~
=. The Flag of the Union, TuscalO0s, :.
Vocaie and Democrat Huntsville and Il. 1 y. Ad'
60 paper are requested to inser, the ,hnv. iSeds'
months and forward their bill 10 Bell & CoOn y. We
lumbus, Mi, - NOHnef, T.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
Gherlnss Sale.

Df virtue Of sundfy executions ssutd By the
I'D Clefk of the Circuit Caua Of Lowndcs Coun-
IT, and n me directci I shal exprse at public sale
Gf cash AZ lhc dp1r Of the Court house 10 The tiwn
Of Columbus, on the third Monday "a January maxi,
al the right title claim and interest that Abraham
Maef has ~ and 10 the iolnwing described lots
known and designated 10 the plan o. the town Of
Columbus, as lulows. 10 wit; Lot number one in
square twenty fyc, North Of Man street, and lots
number one, two three four, FIVE SIX, seven, eight
and nine in square tweniy-lonf, north Of Main
street, and lots number three and lour, in square
twenty -four north OF main street, and lots six seven
eight, nine, aud ten in squaIe twenty one, north Of
main street,-Levied Oh as the property Of Abra-
ham Maer, Ia satisfy sundry executions ia favor of
= B. Wright, George Vaughn and others.
Sale within TIE hiurs prescribed BY law.
JOHN. w. BYRN, Shift
of Lowhdrs County.
Dec. 81 1899 23-tds. pr. fee Si2 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
Waterman s. Learned.

Labor Saring Patent Brick Machine.
HNO Brick makers Of Alabama: the undersign.
u ed ha. bought the Patent for the State Of
Alabama, and will pat up Machine for any person in
the State, al any place, that will mix the clay and
mGuh twenty thousand Bricks per day, with two
horses or mules, four men and boys, or enough 10
bear of the BRICK. The Machine is so simple Thai
any person eau make il, for there IL no gearing of
any kind oil of Tie work is performed by four pis
tern rods and four rollers. ANY pcrsin who WISHES
to purchase Machine can do so by applying 10 the
subscriber IN Columbus, Mississippi, and any person
who wishes To buy right for a 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. 49, 1888 IO-I2m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
Peoples line of Stages for Augusta

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORM
~ This splendid line Of four horse post coach
es Is in successful operation, and runs daily between
Montgomery Alabama, and Augusta, Georgia Pas
sengers can be assured OF more comfort and eXpe-
dllon by this line than any other now running To
Augusta. The company have spared neither pains
nor expense 10 procure the best Troy built coaches
excellent and well trained horses, experienced, sober
and careful drivers
Toavoid imposons repeatedly practsed on the
travelling community by contractors at all times era
wing monopoly, passengers will he careful going
North not 10 take their passage farther than Mont
gomery, on any other intersecting line Where they
will at all times have a preference ON the Peoples
line for Augusta.
This line runs 10 miles on the Augusta and Attn
ems rad road, which will land passengers in Augusta
aheal OF the mail Line several hours
GEO w. DENT.
Agent Tor the company.
. 'e Montgomery, Ala. mar 81, 1883, SSyl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
Primary School.
Kicker, Hadley, Davis, & Co..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Agents Mississippi Union Bank,
M AZ Camr-c traat

No. SO, Camp-Street,
New ORLEANS
DlCKER, HADLEY, DAVIS, & Co, are tie
h General Agents in New Orleans, Of Joint
Stock Company, with capital Of 100000 DoIapr
to be increased to 900 900 Dollars subscribed y
the Planters and Merchants OF Mississippi for The
purpose Of importing and exporting directly from
and TO Europe, and of doing General ConmissInn
Business; furnishing Their customers with every az
tcle OF consumption at New York wholesale prices
As The company cannot be fully prepared IN time to
import before the spring of the ensuing year, they
have determined, for the present, to conhne then.
selves to Commission Business and prepare 10 I'll
all orders, 10y the fall of the next year. at urlhest
that may be lntrusted to them by their cuStomeIso
the present season.
10 effect a direct importing and exporting lrll'
WIN Europe should be, and we think is anxOusl
desired by every southerner Capital has besnjr
veried from lis natural channels, and the only pan
to.brlng it back is by union Of means and COZ
cert OF action by those interested The public mind
we believe to be ready, and the company has hal.
arded the enterprise, relying with the fullest conf
dence that the planting interest of the country will
from motives Of interest and patriotism, lend then
generous aid TO assist in unsackling the commerce
Of the South from all unnecessary exacdons
The directors Of the Mississippi Union Bank have,
with the promptude of Mississippans, met the
company at the threshold with their confidence,
trusting to an enlightened and patriotic public Opn-
ION to sanction the act and encourage the examPe'
Dec. 23 1888 25tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
Gainesville Female Academy.

HNHE Trustees of the Gainesville Female Aca-
= demy, take pIasure in announcing to the pub
nc That tins institution chartered at the last session
OF The Legislature, has now gone into operation,
under the charge Of VIM. +. Root, Jr. late of
Prnce Edward, Virginia the character of Mr..
Root, his reputation in Virginia as a teacher of Fe-
males, as well as the success of his Seminary there.
warrant us in recommending mm To the confidence
ana patronage oil the friends OF Female education
II is the object OF the Trustees to estabs an in
stltution OF the first order in Gainesville, and bull
dngs are now about being erected, probably as ex-
tenSve as those OF any similar Institution in The
State or elsewhere.
present the principal and his assistants are pre-
pared to give instruction in all the branches of Eng
,lSh Education, and the departments of French
Drawing and Painting.
The department of music will 90 into operation
during he winter
Young Ladies can enter the Academy at any pc
rod during The term although it is desirable that
'htiH should be present as early as possible
The charges for uton in the diferenl branches
OF the regular COURSE will be as follows:
English branches for session OF months, $40 90
French or other modern Language do 90 90
Latin or Creek, do 90 OC1
Drawing or Painting, including Painting in
oil Nero and ornamental Uniting 90 90
Music, OK no
Primary Department, including Reading, SPELL
ing and Writing only. l6 90
Vocal music will be taught 10 all the pupils with
out charge
Board, including washing, lodging, fuel and lights
Will be afforded in the Academy buildings when COM
peted, at SlS per month, and until that tme board
can be obtained in genteel families in Gainesville on
reasonable terms.
Payment Of the tuition for session Of FIVE 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 admissi IN may be made to Mr..
Root or to any member Of the board
VIM Nj. LEWIS, JOAN G. WIrsrTr
WIN, II. DANDRIDGE, ALLEN M'DoNALD,
VIM. J. STEELE, DAVID NJ. RUSSELL,
JoNA. Bliss, g. b. MoBLEY,
WM. o. WINSTON, Trustees.
Gainesville, Dec. I, lS3S.-23- 6m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
Gins! Gins!! Gins,, i.

SHE subscriber would inform the public, tina
- ne 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
ana having had much experience in tho business,
ne lees confident he shall be able to give sotisac.
ucn to all who may patronse him. His gins will
pc made Of Cast and German steel running on the
pest q boxing, and he viii be able to furnish loo ms
N time nor the next cotton crop. He would invite
inc pubic IN general to cali at his Factory and ex
anime Tor themselves. He would further state that
he mas lately removed from Georgia, Monroe county.
MARLIN I. COLLIER.
Jan. G. IS3s-16-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
SIleriT's Sale.

Df virtue OF sundrg Executions issued by the
ID Clerk of the Circuit Court of Lowndes coun-
for cash on tie third Monday IN January ls39,al the
right title, claim and interest thai A. +. Robbins,
deceased, died sezcd and possessed Of in and 10 the
following described lot in the town of Columbus,
and county Of Lowndes to wit part OF lot number
SIX, N square number two, fronting market street,
running back sixty six Ieet aud the improvements
thereon. II being the house occupied by Laertes
Rogers as grocery levied upon as the properly
Of SAID A. +. Robbins. deceased. remaining in the
hands Of Samuel W. Robbias, administrator. 10 be
administered to satisfy said d. fas.
Sale within the houts prescribed by law, and due
attendance. December 70, 1888.
JOHN w. BYRN, ShG
L0wnles County
93-ld [Pr'sec, 81 so all 80 Total sl5 sol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
Twenty Five Dollars ReWard

p ANYWAY from the subscriber abou! i9G
II month Of April last, NEGRO MAY
named, JOE, about five feel six or seven nehes
HIGH stout built, yellowish little in his coppeAWn
aged about q or 80 years, his back badly seafIsu
lie was arrested aud put in the Jail OF Lalsyshlc
county, in this State, from the description gwen
an advertisement in the Holly Springs papet ,
learn ioh the sheriff Of Lafayette county, sna'
sand negro broke Jail about the 20th November asd
anu that he was supposed to be taken ID swami
near Memphis, Tennessee, but not secured as ia' "
can learn.
The above reward will be given to any one W. W..
VIII secure him in any JAIL or give me InOf Y. q.
SO that may get him again. Address me an an
umbus, Mi. JOHN A. CRlGLEh
Jany 5, 1889 26w6 4.
6TThe Holly Springs Republican, and Me e n
Gazette, will please insert the above four weehs ''
send their bills 10 john A Crgler,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
To the Public.

nN the third day of April last letter was de.
posted IN the Post office at Cokesburu
AbbevllIe district South Carolina directed 10 A T
Hodges OF Columbus Miss. containing the IoIowing
notes or bonds which BY some means or other ha ve
been lost on said rout, visa note in favor of the
subscriber drawn Jointly by NJ WalihalL Erasmus
!" Mash, a. j. Hodges, and r. Cole, for $s.Is7.
dated december 1888, due LIST January, 1855, al
50 one for 1862 40, dated April 26t6 1887 dne
istJannary 1885, with interest from date draw
by NJ. Waltha in favor of The subscriber; also one
in my favor given by the said Wathall for SI5sI
49, dated April Goth, 1887, with interest from he
date, due Isl July last All persons are cautioned
not 10 trade Tor said notes, as their payment have
been stopped. w. N. w. KEILFR
Sept. 8, ls5e,--e-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK,

A meeting OF the Board of Directors held in
this CITY, 4 was Resoired, That this Bank will
commence on the FIRST Monday in January nex, ~
issue notes payable on demand, and will redeem The
same IN specie or its equivalent.
hesotred, That this Bank will check on New
orleans at three per cent, and on Philadelphia at
tour per cent for lis first notes, aud from and alter
The hrst Monday in January next will continue 10
check on the above cities for its first notes as we'll
notes payable on demand at the current rates.
Extract from the minutes.
VIM P. GRAYSON, Cashier
Dec. -, lsSs.-24-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
Mansion House. .Inckson. Mi

VNHiS well known public house has passed ,nte
- the hands Of the undersigned II IL situated
~ iie corner Of State and Pascagoa streets. Onlv
one square from the new State House. The Tavern
house = large and commodous, ranging about one
hundred eet on each street, with three tiers Of wide
galleries, extending from the basement to The INNER
story, rendering the whole house with III Isrse
chambers, delightful and pleasant. II has also n
large stable and lot, which will accommodate from
sixty toscventy horses.
Nwla oe the object Of the proprietor to make his
sons visiting the seat of Government. Members
q Legislature can be accommodated during The
session, at reasonable rates and all persons attend
ing NE courts shal have unremtled attention
:. Inc bar win always be supplied with first rate
liquors, and the table spread with every luxury The
country affords. p. TAYIoia '"s
Jackson. Nov. 30, 1888. Off
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
Notice.

ME subscribers particularly request all per
n sons having unsettled accounts with them 10
call at their former Counting room and close them
by note or otherwise.
We have also or 5000 dollars worth of goods
which we wish to sell at wholesale.
BURGESS & THOMPSON.
Columbus, March oath, Is3s.-S7-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
Llrerr GfnhIe

THE subscriber thankful for past ayor.
Il would respectfully inform the public ,hnl he
. still az hls Old stand corner IT Market and Wash.
ingion streets, where every thing wil b. conducted
under his own snperulendence, and not SURPASSED
BY any establishment OF the kind in the South. H.
has attached 10 the Stables, large Lots, for the se
eommodaton Of Stock Druvers, Wagons, &c. witt
good trough, and plenty Of Corn and Fodder. al
fair price, S.B. ALLEN
Columbus, Oct g. 1888. I3-tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
Land for Sale.

EAR Starkville, The county seat Of Octbbe-
~ ha county, Mississippi, the south west uunr.
ter, Of section thirty four, 10 township number e;,h
teen, north Of range number thirteen east the south
east quarter, OF section twenty-nne, il township
nuiAner eighteen, north of range thlrteea east the
YVES. nalI OF tlie northeast quarter, and the north
west quarter Of section number two. in to,,nSh;',
seventeen, oirage thirteen east; the north cas-,
Ter, and the noFth east quarter of the north IVES,
quarter. olseclon twelve, in township seventeen
north Of range thirteen eaSt and the north east
Ter, Of section number three, in township seventeen
north 81 range thirteen east. The above lands srs
selected by the best Judges, and are offered lor
or on long credit, and the most accommod. 80.
terms. Apply TO the subscriber at Brckers S,ara
opposite the Eagle Hotel, Columbus, Miss
Feb 10. Isss-sl-tf EEL