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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-20

OrJeAll the heads of the Departments of Gov
ornment are now absent from Washington with
the PRESIDENT except the Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Kendall is called away by the sickness of his
father; but the remainder, viz;
THE PRESIDENT,
The SECRETARY OF STATE
The SECRETARY WAR.
The SECRETARY OF THE NAVY,
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL,
abroad in the country electouocrlng to sustain
themselves in office and their rotten Administration
These FIVE men are paid about $50 900 per annum
to serve the country,nstend ofdoing which they are
perambuIating the States among their subordinates.
planning for the Presidential election
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UJ7'rhe statement that Santa Ana had been GUST
cd from the Presidency or Mexico by Gen. Bravo,
proves 10 be a hoax
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ELECTIoNs-soUTH AND WEST

We have partial returns from N. Carolina, Ala.
bama, Tennessee, Kentucky and indiana;-in tho
three latter States at the previous Congressional
election the Wings fortunately carried nearly all
tho Districts--a circumstance which was not OK
pectod to happen again Our returns will not ell.
able us to speak with certainty of either State.
In Tennessee, there is scarcely reason to doubt
the re election of Newton Cannon (Whg) Gov.
ernor, over ex Speaker Polk, by few thousand
majority.
The indications are, thar tho Wings have gained
l or members of Congress IN N. Carolina, ind
or 9 in Alabama; and that tho Administration has
gained 9 in Tennessee, at least in Kentucky and
3 in Indiana. The Boston Atlas clusses the five
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TUESDAY AUGUsT2o, 1889
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FOR GOVERNOR,
SEEAA& IN. sBaINHSON.
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Democratic SyEaIg Ticket.
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FOR SENAToRs-CALEDo COUNTY
ISAAC DENISON,
ELNATHAN STRONG.
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FOR TREASURER,
BsEINASY H.. D u rs.
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FOR IT, GOVERNOR,
Es.SNgEs WI. CAMP.
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Balance duo, $60I p
GeaUGmem have examined this bill, the
manufacturer Of the fringe, tasscls and rope, and
find the charges to be the usual upostorers charge
Respectfully,
[Signcdl JOHN JOHNSON,
437 Broadway.
New York, Feb. l3, 1882,
Here is more than two thousand dollars paid for
the Speakers Chair in the House Of Representa-
tivos--a sum sufficient o buy good farm in the
country. What are the sgus of economy here pro-
duccd.--,N.tH. StatcSmGH
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The above is as nearly correct as we can now
ascertain the result to be from the imperfect returns
Enough, however, is known to insure Wing
House of Representatives.. Our ma ority will be
from ~ to 20. Giving TO the Administration all
the States hereafter TO elect, and we have then
majority but the probability is, tho Wings will
elect two-thirds ofthe members now to DO elected
for the next House ALL is WELL.
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'EgE 81 CAEsHEsspNEAN.

Here shall the Press the Peoples rights maintain,
lnawcd by influence and unbrbcd by gain
Here patriot Truth her glorious procepts draw,
Pledged to Religion, Liberty, and Law.
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SENATOR-ORLEANS COUNTY.
NATHAN S. HILL.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-27
l?gZlL2NIMLho

MARRIED--On Sunday evening last
by the Rev. Mr.. BAIL, Mr.. George Diet
terich, to Miss Mary, daughter of Ephraim
Evans, all of Briarcreek township.
On the 4th. by the Rev. S. Miller, Mr..
II. L. Dic6anbach, Editor of the Union
Times, to Mss Mary Gross"saa, all Of
New Berlin
On the 10th inst, at st. Joseph's Church
Danvile, by the Rev. James McGinnes,
Mr.. John j. Gibson, of Cattawissa, to Mss
Mary Richart, of Lycoming county.
On the 7th inst, by the same, Mr.. 7Hos.
RGuire, to Mss c. Ftzpatrick, both of
Cattawissa.
In Jersertown, on the 4th inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. Patterson, Mr. John johnson, to
MrS. Matvuaa ShOap, of the former place.
szyz-zzsz,.ssz=E2=zs zss-z.zzza
TUST received in addition to my former stock
QD on hand
Glenn's Roman Kalydor, for pmples tan, sunburn,
freckles, morphew, letters and other affection OF
the skin.
White Glue,
Extract of Sarsaparlla, and Sarsaparilla Pills,
White Mustard Seed,
Barbados Tar,
Oil of Tar,
A few bottles ofLemon Syrup,
Fresh Prunes and Raisins,
Violins, Accordeans, China, Glass and other Toys
Having bought for Cash of honest dealers, can
afford to sell the GENUINE article, as cheap as
they can be purchased elsewhere.
J.R. MOYER.
July 27.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-27

Yesterday, July 18th 1889, the marriage
of son Of Eugene Beauharnois, was TO be
celebrated in the Krcmln, the Asiatic pal
ace of the Czars, at Moscow, the ancient
capital of all the Russias, with the eldest
daughter Of the relgning Emperor. Thus
a son of the step-son Of Bonaparte, is united
with the greatest imperial family of Eu-
rope. tits not yet twenty-seVen years since
the Emperor Napoleon, attended by his son
Eugene, captured Moscow and burnt the
Kremlin; and was soon after with every sort
of maediotion, prescribed and dethroned,
mainly by the Emperor Of Russia, and
chiefly because he was not the inheritor,
but only the conqueror of Empires. Yet
already is the stem Of his stock united by
marriage to the daughter of the imperial
head of absolute legitimacy, which expelled
him from power. While the remains of
Napoleon lie, as it were unsepulchered, in
distant island, and those of his mother
are not permitted to repose in any part of
France, not even in their native Corsica, the
grandson of the mighty monarch, and great
grandson Of his noble mother, is sought in
marriage by the chief of the Empire, which
controls Europe and cogets Asia.
Paansyivanian.
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rjeary 500 emigrants arrived in New
York on Saturday last.
1t appears from Mrs. Jarvis's confession
10 a friend. that she ascrlbes their domestic
infelcity to marrying man whom she
had three times rejected"
William Pierce, aged 90, one of the last
relics of the " Tea Party" was present at
the Faneui Hall celebration of the Fourth,
at Boston. He was helped into his carriage
by another revolutionary lad, aged eighty
six.
Fires are said to be necessary, even at
this season of the year, on the top Of the
Catskill mountain.
Fifteen or twenty soldiers of the Reyolu-
ton participated in the 4Lh of July celobra-
ton at Hartford.
Mrs. Chapman, the accomplce of the
murderer Nina, was recently in Wilkes
conuty, Georgia, reciting passages from
Shakespeare.
A New York paper states that there are
479 legal practitioners of medicine and sur
gerry in that city, and l73 undertakers.
y
Benjamin B. Philips has been sentenced
to two years Imprisonment in New York,
for bigamy.
The recent frightful accident at Ithaca
was, it is said, the result Of gross careless
ness. In addition to Morse, who was liter
ally torn to pieces, man na'led Young was
injured very severely, while several other
person were shockingly mutilated
The Village Recorder states that on the
10th inst storm passed over the north side
of that borough about midnight, attended
with thunder, Lightning and hail, which
caused considerable damage to crops, build
ings and fences within its track.
The Grand Jury of Boston, have found
81 indictments for violation of the License
Law. This law is likely to give the courts
abundant employment.
There was heavy fall Of snow in Eng.
land as early as the 18th of October, and an.
other on the l3lh of May, making an actua
winter Of seven months.
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Is it possible !
YEN LNDEED Z!

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUSINESS.
YHNHE Fifth New Supply for this summer in
the highly recommended Drug Store, with
the suitable name HEALTH EMPORIUM.
The subscriber has made arrangements with all
the Importers of Medicines, Patented and others,
Toys, Perfumery, &c. in the city Of Philadelphia,
and has received appointment of Agency foe
most of the Patent Medicines now in existence in
Pennsylvania, which he offers for sale as cheap as
they can be obtained in the State, at the Health
Emporium and Family Warehouse, Bloomsbury,
Columbia County. ID. S. TOBIAS.
Inlv %
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-27

A Fortunate Mi$forteme.--Last week,
on Friday, Mrs. Cotton, Of Spring street,
in passing down Maiden Lane, found pock-
ct book containing $4,000 in bank bills, and
other valuable papers. On returning, Mrs.
c. who was making search for the lost treas
ure, to whom she restored it. The party
was stranger in this city, Leather mer
chant, who had just disposed OF his goods,
and received the proceeds thereof from the
Bank. The lady did not think Of inquir-
ing the strangers name, and he was proba-
bly, too oyerjoyed to think Of mentioning il
himself This is the most fortunate mis-
fortune we have lately heard of.
~. 7. Transcript.
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A man was suddenly killed sometime
since at Ellisvile, VT. He was in one of
the stores Of the village, talking about NOV.
ing his family to another house on that day,
though the rain poured down in torrents
A bystander observed to him, "Surely you
will not move your family in such rain
He swore by the &" Lord Jesus Christ, that
if rained pitchioks with the prongs,down-
wards, and if it rained hell-ire, he would
got" So saying, he sprang from the door,
walked about ten steps, and was struck in
the mouth by lightning-his head awfully
mangled and his lips snll quivering with
oaths-burned and swelled till it was dis
tressing to see him. Nothing else was in
jured-the blasphemer only was killed.
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So REWARD

Will be paid to any person that will give
information OF the person or persons that
broke the subscribers Flat loose immediate
ly below McKelvy's dam, in Fishing creek,
SO that the scoundrels may be brought TO
justice. DANIEL GROSS.
June 90
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-27
DIR. SWAYNE'S

Compound Syrup Of Pr,mes' Vrgini-
anna, or Wild Cherry, for Coughs, Colds,
Asthmas, ConsumptiOns, &c, for sale at the
Tobias Health Emporium, Bloomsbury.
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New Supply
OF FRESH
Druggs and Medicines,
CONFECTIONERY g. FRUIT,
Nuts and Toys,
and numerous other articles in my line OF BUSINESS
which again renders my assortment complete.
J.R. MOYER.
July 20.


ENFORNiS the public, that he has located him
y selfin Dloomsburg, at the house of Mr. h.
Leight, where he will at all times be ready to nt-
tend to all calls for his professional services
July 90
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-27

Beauilm Coincidence,-.During t Q
morning of the 4th inst. at Christ Church,
Salem street, an incident occurred which
would have been interpreted by the ancients
as a signal of Divine appreciation. The
Rev. Mr.. Marcus, Of Nantucket, gave out
to be sung the 85th Psalm, in which is the
following stanzas:
The birds more happy far than l.
Around thy temple throng;
Securely there they build, and there
Securely hatch their young.
While he was reading this Psalm, dove
flew in at one of the windows, and alightsd
on the capital of one of the plasters, near
the alter, and nearly over the head Of the
reader. A note of the Psalm and Hymn
to be sung had been previously given, as is
customary, to the choir; otherwise it might
have been supposed that there was design
in the selection, for the minister announced,
for the second singing, the 7th Hymn, COM
mencng-
Come holy spirit, heavenly dove,
With all thy quicGning powers;
Kindle flame of sacred love,
In these cold hearts of ours.
The preacher was unconscious of the
presence of the bird, until the close of the
service; and the innocent visitor was suffer
ed TO depart in peace"
Boston Transcript.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-27

II Ne,0 and Certain,Article for kiLingRatS.
This is sure article for destroying Rats in a
short time and with the least danger, to sit IN any
place in the house or barn For sale at the Blooms
burg Health Emporiumi by d TOBIAS,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-27
DOCT, sTOUsE's Pile OINTMENT.

IT almost Immediately removes the pain, and in
a short time aIlays the inflammation, AMI the sufferer
will be speedily relieved from the unpleasant aiec-
ton. For sale at the Health Emporium of
ID. TOBIAS.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-27

A lady who has found the following rem
edy for the prevention Of bed-bugs, wishes
to make it public AFTER cleansing the bed
thoroughly, rub it over with hogs lard
The lard should be rubbed on with a wool
len cloth. Bugs will not infest such bed
stead iol a whole season.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-27
LOOK HERE! LOOK HERE!

certain for frost bitten limbs To prove that is certain
remedy would refer the public to the following.
EMANUEL L.AZARUS, Merchant, OrGngeViHe CoL Co.
hereby certify, that had boy my sore of my sis
ers, who had both feet frozen and they bad that
impossible shoes. had tried medicine prescribed by
physician, but without any benefit when went to d. 5.
Tobias pohecary or Health Emporium Bloomsbury got
medicine of it, and astonishing is It say that in quite short
time, the boys feet well and sound would pray per-
with osen limbs, this highly praised Health Empori-
um and get medicine for that painful complaint which certain
remedy
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July 81.
Str aged

ENRON the pasture Of Mr.. ApPLEMAN, in Fish
By ing Greek township, four or five weeks since,
THREE SHEEP, with yokes on their necks.-
Also strayed from the pasture of Mr.. RITTER, in
Cattawissa township, three or four weeks since,
FOUR SHEEP, marked in the right ear with a
slit. Any person giving information where the
above sheep may be found, to the subscriber, or to
either of the above named gentlemen, shall be rea-
sonabIy rewarded, ISAAC DAVIS.
July 27, 1889.
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VdluaJle Medicinc.--We do not wish 10
commend one good medicine at the expense
of another, but we cannot forbear to notice
the valuable properties possessed by the
" CarminatiUe BalSun,' and the L" Er-
pectorant," prepared by DR.. Jayne,of south
Third street in this city. We have forborne
to give evidence, until after thorough trial
in our own family. They are invaluable in
a family of children.--Saturdy Courier.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-27

A superior article of White Coach Body Varnish,
A superior Copal Yaraish,
Iron Varnish for stoves, CRATES, &c.
And a Fresh supply of the Oil of Spruce, for max
ing spruce beer, for sale at the
Health Emporium, by DIS. TO BIAS, Bloomsbury
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-27

A New Supply Of Dr.Weaver'sWORM SALVE
which is altogether and alone used in Philadelphia,
aud highly recommended in this neighborhood, for
sale at the Health Emporium, by
d S TOBIAS, Agent.
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certain remedy for the FEVER and AGUE,
in less than five days, and produces a healthy
ton, and gives tone to the stomach and bowels &c.
for sale by d. S. TOBIAS, Agent Bloomsburg
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-27

White end Red american WIRe,
A superior article, for sale at the
Health Emporium, Boomsburg.
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hereby certify, that had child who afflicted with that
bad complaint called Phhsc and Choking Rheum We had tried
experienced physicians but nothing would relieve the chd
until d. S. Tobias Health Emporium, and got med
cneand astonishing TO say the child got better the first dose
we had given him
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-09
Trusfcc Sale.

DY virtue Of certain deed in trust to me exc
ID cuted by VIM l. Clark, bearing date the 5tl,
day Of May, A. ID. 1893 10 secure the payment OF
a certain note, Therein described, 10 the Tomhigby
haa Road Company will sell at the court house
in Columbus on the 9th day Of March next, cash
to the highest bidder all and singular the following
Described property, viz: the undivided haf Of sec
ton number fourteen, except the southeast quarter
the northeast quarter and east half Of 'ie southeast
quarter Of section number fifteen; The southeast
quarter Of section number ten; and vest bali ct The
southeast quarter Of section number eleven; all in
township number eighteen, north Of range number
seventeen, living AM bcng situate in the county Of
Lowndcs and State Of Mississippi, with the eycep-
ton of his interest in one qiare- OF section ten,
aud one quarter in section fifteen, together with all
and singular the tenements, hered lamcnts and APP
purteuanccs therGunto belonging. Sale will take
place within the usuai hours.
H. W: CATER. Trustee.
Feby Is, 1889 3aI [Pr fee 50 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-09
Feb. Q $685. CIV

a Lii pe'sons having claims against the subscri
- per are requested TO present them on the SIN
OF March next AS am making arrangements to
Setle them by notes ON good solvent men of this
county, which is the only means that have to nav
my debts; all persons having such claims will do
wen to avail themselves Of the chance, as do not
want to exclude any. lam determined 10 nav no
more coSt-ln The last eighteen months have raid
'hr'e thousand dollars IN cost, and find that can.
no pay my debts at those rates. am Wiling 10
20 .ie oeS' can Tor my creditors, and iater my.
self that they will be satisfied with the arrangemrn,
tGat VIII make with them, the CLAIMS that hold
are not many of them due, but all of them ara on
'he otst men IN the country. JOHN NJ KIRK.
Feb. 9th. 1899 --3l-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-09
SheriG,s Sale.

RY virtue Of writ Of Capias ad sntisfacien-
- dun, issued by The Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of Lowndes comfy, and TO me directed,
will sell for cash at the Court House door in CoIum-
bus, on Monday the first day Of April next, all the
right. title, claim and interest that James Carter has
IN and to Fractional section thirty -four in township
eighteen, range eighteen east, containing twenty
three acres more or less, together with the Gin
House and oil the other improvements thereon. Civ
en- up as the property Of snid James Carter, to sat
isfs said writ in favor Of Edward b. Sarke, aud
James -- Harrison. Sale within the hours pres.
cribed by law. JOHN w. BYRN, Shift
OF Lowndes County.
Feb. l3, l99o--33-aw lpr. fee 81 so.
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SllcriH.s Sale.

virtue Of one wit Of 6er iacas issued by
~ the clerk Of the circuit court Of Lowndes
county and to me directed, shall expose at public
sale for cash. at the court house door in Starkve on
the THIRp MONDAY Of MARCH next, all the right,
tillr, claim and interest, that James Lauderdae 4
Addison Peel have in and IN the following described
lands, 10 wit: Tie southwest quarter Of section
thirty four township eighteen, north Of range num-
Der thirteen east; The southeast quarter OF section
twenty nine, in township eightees north, of range
thirteen east; the west halt or the northeast quarter
and The northwest quarter Of section two, in town
ship seventeen, Of range thirteen east; the north
east quarter and northeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section twelve, in township seventeen
Moth, Of range thirteen east; aud the northeast
quarter Of section three, in township seventeen
north, OF range thirteen east. Levied on as the
| property OF said Lauderlale s Peel Sale within
| the hours prescribed by law.
JOHN NJ. MOORE, Shift
Of Oktihheeha co. Nj
Feb'y 8, 1889 sta lPr Zee 81 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-09
Efar.bnI.s sale.

. J. AMI c. Gascoign vs James Carter & Co
The zme S. lie sane,
H1,-ey, Urer & c.. W he same,
Jlco5ls & G5r,Iwliis 20 ihe same.
.9lils #. fs, % Nay Trrn 1889.
ID virtue 81 the above specified wriis Of Ten
ID i8ciss % ne directed. frum The honorable cir-
cult court of The United States for the District Of
VI ssissppi. vii, on Monday the 5lh day 90 April
1889, (being the third monday Of Apr) before the
court house door of Lowndes county, MlssIsslpp,
sell al the right, title caim and interest, Of said de-
lenJant, James Carter in and to lie following Ger
tain pieces parcels Uf ground, lying and beng 10
the Town Of Columbus. in the county of Lnwndes,
and IN that pari of Columbus which IS commonly
denominated New Town." and better known and
more mnutely described in the plan Of s5lu town as
Los number one, two three four aud Eve, in square
number ten, together with the buildings, improve
ments and appurtenances thereto belonging And,
asp the following pieces or parcels of land, lying
and being in the said county, and known and de-
siguated in the public surveys as tie south halt OF
tie west half OF the southwest quarter of section
tweniy-i0ur, township eighteen, south OF range egh
teen west; the north half Of the west half of the
northwest quarter of section twenty-five, township
eighteen, south of range eighteen west the south
west quarter of the northeast quarter Of section
twenty-iour township eighteen, south OF range egh-
teen west containing 90 acres. Al-o, an undivided
moeiy of the said James Carter in the following
tracts pieces or parcels Of land lying and beng in
the said county TO wit the cast half Of the north
east quarter of the west half of the northeast quar-
ter Of section seven, township eighteen, north OF
range eighteen west the west half Of the southeast
quarter Of section six; Lots number one and two,
IN section eight township eighteen, north OF range
eighteen east lots and four, in section twenty
seven: lots number five, six, seven and eight, in
section lweHtv-Seven; and lots two and three, in
section tveny-Scvcn, same township and range,
containing Gas Acres, more or less, now owned
by the sail Carter and VIM l.. Moore as tenants
in common, together with moiety Of all and
singular The improvements and appurtenances there
to belonging And, also, the following negro slaves,
to wit: negro woman, named Leanlha, about thirty
five years of aGe negro girl named DiHah. about
twelve years OF age "A negro girl, named Esther,
about nine years Of age and negro girl named
Mary about three years of age. Levied on as the
Of said defendant, Carter TO satisfy said
executions.
Sale within the hourt prescribed BY law.
ADOLPHUS &. WEIR. Marshal
NJ u. Mississippi.
march /, lS59-3Itl Pr fee $50 90
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sheriff. Sale.

ny virtue Of a writioi g. q. issued from
I'D the CsTk Of tire Circuit Court Of LoRndei
county, and to me directed, ! wil All for cash al
the court house door in Columbus, on Monday thr
first day Of April next The hliuwing lots parcels
Of land situated in said town, desgnaiad and known
as lot number seven, section seventeen, township
eighteen. range eighteen, west bounded as iol-
lows Beginning al stake near small branch
west Of Main street, running north nine deg west
thirty eight perch with said section line thence west
twenty seven deg. south twenty perch 20 MOors'
Creek. then down said creek with the meanders
thereofto Main Street, thence n the beginning.
Levied on a. The property Of Benjamin Estes, to
satisfy sad Fl. g. IN favor Of the Commercial Bank
Of Columbus. Sale within the hours prescribed by
law. This the 18th February, 1889.
JOHN w. BYRN, Shh
Of Loxndes County.
s. lw. fPf. fee s. so