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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06

North CerHnian.-ThjsiS is he ;i;.e OF a
new weekly paper JOS; ;ssu"d il F., ,";;"vi:le
n. c. hv NJ. II. l.. IIoln:cs. From the
irs: number VIC i;';gc I'M ihc paper VII. tc
aL'v conluc:r,. t vii be 4 parry paper
;rn' will support tic Pres; Administration
uI' Inc General Govesnn:a::. W" hope !
will be more temperate llan mos; party pa
p rs Of III, present day, and tia! il viii
,cvcr:iesc"n 10 &c; u?or the rule ;'t is
cause mus: b. supported, hy far mcaas if
s'r.y answer. tul by lnu' :ncans il "cccssa.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06

Among the deaths a: Newport, R. |. dur.
ing the last year, are twenty-nine persons
reported as over seventy years OF age, and
one 4 hundred and ten. Their united ages
were 2,477 years and the average eighty
and half years.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06

Tic Mails.-Weleurn from gentleman
who has recently travelled over the route,
that by the present arrangement, tho grcnt
Northern mail is stopped hours a, Rich
mond, 13 hours at Petersburg, and froh 4
to 5 at Raleigh. O5.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06
BURNS MILLS.

ENTIESE Mills five miles below Cheraw are
IL now in complete order for saving lumber,
grinding corn and wheat and boiling flour. The
boiting cloths arc new and of a superior quality
The Proprietor intends to remain at the mills the
present ysar and will give his personal attention
to all the business Of the mills. lie hopes
by punc:ual attention to business, not only,
merit, but get a large shafs Of custom iu ho
above linc of business.
j.T. BURN
Chesterfield, ristrict S. C. Jan. Odd, 1888.
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Law Notice.

ENHE Subscribers have entered into cnpart.
IL persnip, and will practice Law u.dcs the
name Of Mcqueen 4 EMn, in the Conrts Of
Chesterfield, Darlington, Marlboro. Msrion ard
Horny Districts. Their oEce will be at Maiho
ro' Court House, where ono or both may a. all
times be found.
JNO. McQUEEN....
ERASMUS T. ERWIN.
Marlboro; H., S. G.
Jan. %, 1889.
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NOticc.

DERSONS indebted to the Estate Of David
Il q. Colt, late o. Marlborough district, ars
requested to make payment to the Rev. J. C
Colt, whose receipts will be received by me for
all payments that may be made between this
time and tho 18th of March next.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
Adminfsiralor.
Jacuary l6,i'. 1859.
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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06
From The Christian Adrocatc and Journa'
of Nsy York.

FANILr VIslTER AND SILK CULTUEIsr,
a splendid weekly magazine of the quaIto size,
elegantly printed and richly embeshed with
appropriate cuts, is published by Messrs.
Dwight, Allen & Foster l35 NASSAU. street
of which the first fou: Numbers, making one
monthly part, stitched and covered, have been
shown US. This work we think bids fafr to be
a valuable addition 10 our periodical litera.
ture.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06

The aails-Wc have never heard mare
frequent complaints Of The irregHiar'y oi the
,nails ,hln al this time, and we know from cx
-per;cncc thu. tho complaints arc we'll ouHd-
cG. There is certainly gross miSm1Aageni"ne
-somewLere Our atcst paper from Washing
ton, at tho ,mc y! pcna!ng this paragraph, is
c,ercn days oil. Oar Ia;c>; news from Congress
is often received from ;iIo Charleston papers;
and crcn they, when scn: by gay c: G1'rcc
Town, arc nc: untrcGacn'iy suffered 20 Lass
on to Fayc.tey!!c and are then brought o lis
hv the Noytncrr mail; whilst our Northern
papers are still m re frequently sent on visit
TO Charleston, CT somo >othcr lace perhaps
farther OF OF I'll way. a:.d arc brought 70 US
by the Southern mui.. Letters are equally
slow in t!.c:r passage. am often travel cqaally
circuitous routes before ,hcy each Us.
Family Visitor and SD Culuri<-Th.s
lis the title Of a now poroicsi issued in New
Yors, and CITED by Theodore Dwight Jun.
We have not seen it, but copy Tie folio ,ins
notices OF i from two very respectable sour-
ces.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06

The whole number of members in The
Methodist Episcopal Church in the United
States, is 720,625. Total increase last year,
from December 1887 TO December 1888,
59,572.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06
company.

IInotker Southern Commercial Conrca
ZION is 10 be held in Charleston on the 81.
April. A public meeting in tic city up
pointed a large number of dclcsa'cs to ''t.
it. Delegates have also been appointed
by meetings in some other PAGES.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06
Notice.

yuyIIE subscriber having employed b!tck:
smith from North Carolina the lind OF
rood blacksmilIs) solicl.s share OF public pa
tIcnagc. Ills shop is situated on second street
JOHN II. SMITH,
C,erl1'' N,rc:, +!h. isas.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06

choice but chhcr conservatives enough
would adhere 10 Mr.. Rivcs, or Wings enough
to one Of the other candidates to prevent an
election.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06
Removal.

HI L. MCKAY Commission Mercliln' and
- Receiving and Forwarding Agent
Georgetown S. c. has Removed FROM Watcr-
mans to Taylors Wharf
Georgetown, 22nd Feb. 1899
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06
Dissolution.

VIE Firm hitherto existing nndcr the name
=. of Niddetoa & King is this day dissolv.
ed By mutual consent Of the parlies--tl1a bust.
ness will be condactod BY James King who wall
receive all debts due to said firm, tnd pay alIde
mands against the same.
J.. G. s. MIDDLETON.
JANIS KING,
a2nL Feb 1899.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06

University ofthe City Of NAs York.
-The Counci have elected the Hen. Th"o.
dore Frclinghuyscn of New Jersey, to the
Chanccl!lorship in place Of TIC Rev. DR..
Mathews, resigned.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06
From tic Conyr7gatioaalis!, O Hcr'tors

THE FAMILY VIsIrER, AND SILK CuLrU-
'RIsr-The first lumber of this Publication
has bern laid upon our table. I: is edited by
Theodore Dwight, Jun. ano published by
Theodore Foster, at New York. It is issued
in weekly numbers at $3.50 per annum, or il
monthly parts stitched in covers, at $780,
The work is designed chiefly for the benefit
offamilies, and promises 10 furnish a variety of
instructive reading ''undcr TIC heads of Useful
Arts, Science, Literature, Natural History,
News, Juvenile instruction, Poetry, Music,
&C." Each number is TO contain several en-
cravings. The specimen before rs is highly
attractive IN the interest and variety of its
contents, the beauty Of ITS embellishments,
and the neatncss Of its typographical eyccu-
ton.
The Agent for the publ cation in Hartford
is Westerly Perkins, No. 81 Mill Street.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06

plains that the Governor OF Name has undcr!a-
ken TO remove by force allcdged trespasscrs with
out first applying to the props British lutlr-
ties for their remoral.
These papers the Governor Of Milne has SEM
to tho Legislature Of his State, informing thcm
at the SAME time that he had despatched i forcn
of between four and five hundred men 10 the dis
Eutod territory, and ordered . draught Of lOOo
moro to be held in readiness for the sama sar.
vice. The Senate pissed resolution by unani.
nous rot2, appropriating S510,O)9 to enable the
Govc,nor to stand his ground The roso!ation
doubtless pissed the lower house also
A communication On the subject was also
undo by the Governor of Maine to the Governor
Massachusetts,, which owns ,uoiety Of tho
vacant lands 10 Maine, according TO stipulation
at the time when Aaino was separated FROM
Massachusetts. and erected into State. Gov
crnor Everett, however, takes the matter rather
moro cooly tlaa his excelleney Of Maine. In a
message communicating TO tho Legislature the
documents sent hitn, he says that 'shou state
Of t ings unhappily arise in whch the Govern.
mcnt of tho United States thall call upon Massa-
cnuscts for her assistance in asserting the ri ghls
so long and so injurously withheld, (he) is pc.'
suaded tie call will receive prompt response
| from the Legislature and the people,"
Maine would have the two countries by the
ears al once if sla could. But happily the war
power is net vested in her.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06
Ourre7ui,oas mM Great Britain cYoNded !!
Report of a Specml Call of Congress

Report ola SpeciM Call Of Congress
The conduct Of the British authorities 10
New Brunswick has thrown the State Of
Malac into violent fcrmcn'. a h.cmbcr
Of Congress writes US, on1hc 9Th. "Wc
are ANXIOUS about tho Safe Of our Northcrp
Frontier. Tic nhoIc border IS bent on Il
war wi.b England l.; and tie rcccn! events
in Maine give rsc 10 lie NOS serious.opprs-
tensions
A passenger, who, arrived III t.c North.
crn Car, yesterday morning, states as a
prevalent report in Wash rg:on, that the
Cabinet had been Two days in Councii.
and That il was said ,ilcro would be special
call Of Congress. ln fact, letter which
We received the day before men!ioned the
same circumsonrc-and stated that there
were other circumstances in our re!stions
with Great Britain. which were calculated
10 produce somo uncasncss,-'hat she had
made demand upon us 10 deliver up Ger.
tain persons WHO had committed crimes in
Canada and it was sad 10 be tn; Presidents
opinion tha: he coulI no, under The Consii-
tuition and the laws comply with this demand
and that he would probably at an early
day make it the subject of a special mes
sage TO the present Congress, &c, Oar
Correspondent adds, that if prudence cau
overcome these difficulties i!lcy will be
avoIl2d. '--l'iehmond, Enquirer.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06
WiAes,

WiAes,
lust received aud Cor sale, Champagne,
% Madeira, Tenerid, Sicily, Port, Nluseat,
Hoe aud Malaga WIPES. rnd Tor sale by
JOHN MALiOr &Co
Soycm'rr 9ah. Isss.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06

We understand That Delegation Of scv-
eral gentlemen is now in this ly, IN benaif
oflhe American Society for the Diffusion
Useful knowledge, and th.t lhe Sociy are
now taking measures 10 invite the aiten:iou
Of the General and State Governments. and
Of the ci, zens Of ito lJni!cd Stn'cs gencr.
ally, 10 the important Objects Of The instiiu.
ton. A Public Meeting for this plrposc
will, VIC arc informed, be held on Wcdncs.
evening, Of which moro particular no:ice
will bo givcn.--Nut. Intel.
UNCOMMON PRESENCE OF MIND IN y BOY.
The following fact is related 10 us by
n friend, who had it from the mouth ola
gentleman from Maehias Mrs. --., Of
Macilias. lsfi her five CHILDREN in bed, the
eIdcs: boy OF nine years, and wan, 20 "a
noighhor'st TO spend the oveni <, !nckiag the
door after her. The eldest boy was awak.
cncd by,hc roar:ag cffiro, and The falling
Of cindcrs on tic bed. lie sprany mp, took
the infant from the cradle, ran 10 the door,
ond, finding, it fast, stove out window,
Jumped ou;, and laid the infant in 4 place
of safety then relurnod anA pulled the
other children out of bed bed by their feet,
and threw them in succession OIL, Of The
window, and then go: out himself, nnl be.
gan 10 cry fire ut tho Top Of his voice. The
house was cn'irciy dcs.roycd.--Bangor
TTh;g.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06
The Monthly. Genesee
Farmer.
VOLUME w FOR 1889.

VOLUME Nv FOR 1889.
Published at Rochester New. York By
Luther Tucker.
WvIIE large rculation Of this paper has
Il made it extensively known as depos-
itory OF the most valuable facts connected with
thcscience or practice ct Agriculture; and tho,
cordl al and increasing f,vor with which it ha
been received, furnishes the best evidence that
its merits and the excrtioa Of both Publisher aad
conductors to deserve the confidence and sup
port ofthe public, are properly Understood ana
appreciated. This confidence anu support, it Is
trusted for the future. will bc equally deserved
and bestowed. ,..,
TIE AIoarnEr GEsrsss FARMER Is daCnted TO
the advancement OF agriculture and horticulture
10 the interest III The farmer and gardener; to
the PRODUCERS of grain. fruit and vegetables
There is scarce Subjcet connected with these
various interests, OH which the Farmer will no
confirm papers illustrating ,hcir utilhy and
relative importance pointing out the best meth.
o1.s Of cultivation and the modes by which tho
propagatiou and success Of fitreos, plants and
frsis may be secured and all this mostly from
actual experience. In short, it is intended tina.
the Farmer shall continue to be repository Of
papers, communicated and selected, on all tho
great topics that interest The cultivator Of the
soil, or can add to his wealth, Improvement os
comfort.
TERNs.-ltis believed 10 be tho cheapest pub.
cation, for the amount Of reading II gives, in
ibis or any other country. Each number con-
lists of Is large pages double qnarto form. The
cprice to single subscribers. Fifty CESrx Any
gentleman sending Us SIS. free ofcsp nse, rM
LUTHER TtiCEFR.
Rochester, N. Y. Jun. I, 1850.
BOOK BINDING.
TTyIIE subscribers have establishedtllemselycs
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Charleston, March ,, 1899.
G.coa, Huns, ID. 10 13
Shoulders and Middlings, Q II
Coffee, Green Prime Cuba, l2t l3
Ordinary to Good. lNt l2a
Porto Rico, l2 l3
Cotton, Upland, Inferior, LEI l3
Fair. l35 IA
Good, Is Is
Lard, ID. IL l.2 a l3 l,2
Molasses, New Orleans, gal. 35 81
Havanna, &c. sweet, % 90
Nails, I'D to 20l, lb. 8 a 6A
Sugar, Louisiana, ID. I as
IIavanna, white, | IL
Brown, ii as
Muscovldo, 9 9 l2
st. Cro;x, 10 a II
Porto Rico, q Q
Flour, Philadelphia. 9a9ss
Baltimore Howard greet, s 25 aS -
New York, Canal, 10 90 %
Alexandria, Q Is "a IL
Iron, Russia, pig, ton 80 ID
Bar. cwt. 5n
Swcdcs assorted, I5a
Lumber, Bo,rds, w. P. Clear, II feet, 800
Merchantable. f6 alS
PIP. 10 RATS, 9 a 10
Pork, Mess, N. Y. Inspection, % a 81
Prime, lS a 90
Rice, prime, 100 lb 90 468
Inferior to good, d 90 q 50
Rough bush. q 10
Sa!t, Liverpool ground sack IS al 81
do bush. 90 Il
Ta-k's Island. 30 SOL
Ne : Orleans Feb. p.
Gugdr.-Louisania prime, G Ia cents /;
inferior, 5 l..2 G. Havana, white, l2 q; brown
8 9 cts.
Molassss--On I.avoc, new 81 80 cts. per
gal; sales on Plantation, 90 - cts.
Pork-Clcar, $2l per bbl.; mess. Sl9 4
81; MO. SlSa do; Prime SIT; ;PO. SIG;
Bulk Pork 6 Sd on the Levec.
Bacon-I1ams 10 a IL cts. pr. ID; canvassed
- l2 l-2 do; Shoulders, 8 a do; Mid
dlings, 0 10 do.
Lard-Per lb. 9l-2 l01 2 cts-sales.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
r ULES.

LIST. Gentlemen on their arrival are reouestedtO
leave their names al the Bar.
2d, No gentleman will be considered weekly or
quarterly bnar'ler, except from the time he enters
his name as such; the same rule to be observed as
To keeping nurses.
Sd. Boarders intending 10 be absent for any length
Of time over week, will make il known al the Bar.
otherwise no deduction for such absence will be
made.
An. PAYMENT from quarterly boarders, mus, be
monthly; from travellers, weekly
9Th. Gentlemen leaving their names at the Bar,
will give notice OF their intention To be absent at The
time Of regular meals, otherwise no deduction viii
he made
9Th. Gambling Of every descriptions most positire-
" forbidden.
7lh. Pesons wishing to send servants on errands
are reqnesieJie give notice al the Bar.
9Th. The proprietor will not be answerable for
any property said 10 he lost unless previously depns-
tied in the Bar
9th, No person allowed 10 use any horse, saddle
OF birdie Of another without leave Of the propre-
tor.
10th. Doors closed al ten O'Clock, except on
nights Of public amusement
90 Gentlemen are particularly requested 10
guard cauimuslv against accidents by FIRE in their
respective bedrooms. b. &C.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16

ny virtue Of a writ Of Fen Facias issned by
ID the clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Lowhdes
county and 10 me directed, win sell E,r cash a. the
door &c the court house 10 Columbus, on Monday
the 4lh day Of March next, ell the right ne. Clair
and interest that William d. AIMS has 10 and 10
the following described lols End houses situated
thereon together with the furniture quos, pEovis-
ions &c. in said houses 10 wit Q parI ol ln num-
Der four 10 square number two. n0h Of Main street
in said town Of columbus, included within the lol-
lowing boundaries, viz: beginning alta pridi in SAID
street, nineteen and hall feet east al the south
west corner Of said lol running thence narth One
hundred and sixiy.six feet parallel with The western
boundary line Of said tits the northern boundary
line thereof, thence east twenty two feet alnig the
northern boundary re Of saul Ioi thence south one
hundred and sixty six feet parallel with the eastern
boundary line OF said bt to main street, heuce west
twenty two feet alung the northern bnundafy pfsad
main street To tie place Of beginning. The second
OF said hts is designated and known as ut number
ell seven ia square numbered Two nnfth Of Man
street in said Iown OF Columbus. Levied nn ~ The
properly Of William d. An,is. 10 satisfy said H. III.
infIvor Of the Commercial Bank Of Columbus Mis-
sIssippi, against John Powell, James Jones, William
ID. Amis and others Sale within the houfs pres
eribed BY law.
JOHN w. BYRN. Sh'a.
OF LDwndcs county.
Jan. 10th, is3o-9s-4w. fPr. Fee Sl2 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
Mansion House, jackson. Mi.

THIS well known public louise has passed ine
J. the hands nf the undersigned. II is situated
at the corner Of Stale and PaScagoIa streets. Only
one square from the new State House. 'rhe Tayer.
house is large and comnodlous, ranging about one
hundred feet on zach street; with Ilnee tiers of wide
galleries, extending from the basement 10 the upper
story, rendering me wilule house with It's lsrse
chambers, delightful and pleasant. Ii has also !
large stable and hot, which will accommodate from
sixty 10 seventy houses.
Itwitbeihe object Of the proprietor 10 make II.
honse IN agreeable resort nr travellers and All ns,.
SONS visiting The seat of Government Men6sA
Of the Legislature can be ace ommoda,ed during tbs
session. at reasonable rates. and all persons a,,enJ.
ing the cnnrIs SHAH have nnremii,ed attention.
The Bar viii always be supplied with frs, ~,
liquors, ana tic taoie spread with every nxurv Il.
county la0 sn' T :. 80. P. TAYLOR,
vaeAsohs nov ~ lsSs 9I-f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
Hays Linimentl for Piles sc.

MO FlCElUN.-ThlS extraordinary chemical
~ composition the result of science and the mi-
venlion of a celebrated medical man, the iniroduc-
Ton ul winch 10 the public was invented with the
solemnity Of n deaih-bed bcquest, has since gained
a reputation unparalleled fully sustaining the cor
reclness Of the lamouted nr. Glidcv's last comics
sion, that he dared not die without giving Ia pos
ttrlIy liic benefit of his knowledge on this SUBJECT"
AMI he therefore bequeathed to his friend and atcn-
dnnt, Solomon Hays, the secret ct his discovery.
1t Is now used IN the principal hospitals, aud the
private practice IN our country, first aud most Ger
talnv for the cure of the Piles, and also 50 extern
S.eIy and clIectualIv as To battle credoIity unless
where It's effects are Witnessed. Externally in the
following complaints
For Dmpsy-Craling extraordinary absorption
AT 0nte
All SWelllngs-Rcducng them in few hours.
ADMINISTRATIONS or Chronic, giving quick
ease.
Sore Throat-By cancers ulcers or colds.
CroNp and Nhoopn. Cough Externally, and
over the chest
All Bruises, SprainS and Burns--Curing in few
hours
Sores and Ulcers Whether fresh or long stand
ing, aud fever sores.
It's operations upon adults and children in redu
cling rheumatic sNeIlngS, and lousenng coughs and
tshtnes of the chest by relaxation of the parts, has
wv" "u' P,'Ni"E pSN"iH 'ohNtplloiL- ! ne common
remark ut those who have used in the Piles, is ut
acts Ike charli."
THE PlLES.-The price s. is refunded 10 any
person who will use bottle OF Hays Liniment Tor
the Piles, and return the empty bottle without be-
my cured. These are the positive orders OF the
proprietor to the Agents; aud out of many thou
sands sold, not one has been unsuccessful
We might insert certificates to any length, but
prefer that those WHO sell the article, should exhibit
the original 10 purchasers.
CAUTION None can be genuine 'yithont a
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is nv name.
and also that Of che agents
SOLOMON HAYS.
nJ-For Sale by SMITH, Druggist, Co.un,-
mbus Mississippi.
Jan IL, ls39.-.27-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
Columbus Hotel.

DY BELL g. CONNER. Tbs well known
- establishment has recently heen purchased by
the undersigned, and Is now heilg fitted up IN SUI
perIor Sipt: Ii is tie intention OF tie propretors ~
add number nl well finished and furnished rooms
tn the hnuse, and we hesitate not To pledge uul-
selves To our friends and the public generally, thai
our patrons viii be as well accommodated al our
house, Al any Hotel IN the Southern country. The
servants will always BE- p,lle and attentive To Them
and every exeron ourpar shall be used to make
their stay pleasant ana greeaple. A share Of pub
lie patronage is respectfully solicited.
The Bar shall always be supplied with the very
best Of liquors selected with great care by ourselves
in tie best markets.
Nothing shall be wanting on our table that can
CRAFTY The appetite OF Tie eplcure. The hest that
our country affords shall be served Mp in the neaest
manner by experienced and capable cooks.
Our stables are moi exceled by any in Mississippi.
All travellers may rest assured that ile horses shall
moi be neglected; we have taken great pains 10
procure first osiIers, ard hope to give universal
satisfaction 10 ali who may give us their custom.
Our beds shall always be clean and comfortable,
and well aired
Families can be accommodated with private par
ors no pains shall be spared 10 make Them perfect.
" al home.
Town Boarders accommodated at the usual
rates. BELL g. CONNER.
Columbus, Mi Dec 90. lsss-25-if
=" The Flag of the Union, Tuscaloosa, and Ad-
vocaie and Democrat, Huntsville, and The Talede-
ga paper, are requested insert the above Tor two
months and forward their bill to Bell g. Conner, CO.
lumbus, Mi.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16

NJ viFe,e III a-ei 10 trust, executed - Villain
- II s easts Waah % ne, samuel Butter
eorth. hsaine aais he Oh eay u March D 1855,
= enes fAe oavasni ~ certain nntes therrin men-
f's,~i- IA Hs6d& Hudlssiun and nihers. wiz srh
81 nabEe aueii0n ior cash. on the first day Of
49, 70 1883, al aai singular flie f@lnwing
isser.hei premises. with the buildings thereon, VIZ
TIE cas- SELF Of Lot known and Distinguished on
ths plan # the town Of Columbus, in The county 81
Iosndes, g lot number thrrc. 81 square number
tea north Of Nsin street. which SAID east haf ilces
naia sheet thirty three ieet and enntans By rsima-
toa aho-ei1hlh Of an acre, more AZ less. Sale vii
take place between the usual hours.
SAMF. BUTTERWoRTH. Trustee.
Jany &c, 1889 Ss-5t lPr fee 80 90