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THE u0OSiiiER'S nest.
IRON iar Qytacg (Ritnos] hA's u,
i,,,.,. al our state, iudi arc pfeiis e'
u ,br,ushout tie West by III" singular orir1i, nx
The follow ing rhymes, from ,onn. ho'.ie =, ,,,
vey srsphc. ricur" of liopshsr lite on N" y" Iipois
a.. ;,,.ure wiIl aisD tor the WIN Fa''s y
Suppose. in riding thr n.h IN" h's'.,
A stranger ouad .'iioosiicf shes'
Ia other words. BucS"Ss e7"n
Jusl big enough 10 hold Queen Ha''"'
its situation. %" put AIRY
Sas on IN. borders of rtaiiir:
And l.arin: he might b" b"hishrn'
"a. HATED thu honse aud then "iishtcd
'rbe fIonshicr met him III the door
Their salutatIuES soon were eei'
lIr took the strangers horse aside,
aoi,oa study >apns tied;
Thea. hasIn. STRIPPED thr tdd'e on,
He fed hip in .usur trough
The sirags ger stopped TO cn'erin,
The entrance closing WIN apn,
h1d unaffected s,rnIg desire
To seat ain,so ny the log hte.
Where hif a dozcu Hocsheioons.
With ,nu-h ,rd milk, lin cops a'd >P'""S'
Whit. hcads bare feet, aud dit. faces,
Seemed much nci,ard 10 keep their places
Bul Madam, unxou- 10 display
Hsrr rough aud uniispu'ed sway,
Her offspring the add,T 'ed,
And cufrJ the younss:c. rp TO bed.
InviieG shortly 10 paiinae
OF vrnison, rtils ani loGny crsr,
The 4'tangcr made hcs;i? meat
And glances round IN. roam would steal
On. sid. WAS Ined with divers garments,
The o,hcr spread with SKINS OF '.v"rninis'
Dried pumpkins overhead were stInng,
Where vcnisun hams plenty luns.
Two rides placed above the door,
Three dog. l,y stretched upon the aoor
In short d"rniei was rite
With specimens OF HooshIe, life
The host, hn centred his affections
On game ami nCn, and quarter sections
Discourse his weary guest tor hours.
Till SumnuS ever pot nj powers
or subunnsy cures betei EN-.
No mnr,er how the s'or. end i
TIL, application intended
I. req. mons Scottish pnri'
VITO seemed IL irrl ns wi Ms Know H.
Thu, s.bur!cy chici- and oliver h!zzes
cArc bred ~ way - lhlsis
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Virginia State lottery,

For the ben. il, oi The Town of Whepng, class No
6, G,r 1899 To he drawn al Asandrla Va Saturday,
November 23 1880
BnILu.,r ScnrME-aO 600 Sl2 COO, - S4n. So 0G0
prIz.s 81 ~ UuO: DO uf 81 auU do of ,25U; do
If 81 2Un 80 Of $500; 80 ., S2Gn &c.
rs Nnmb,r L0usry-l4 Dtann Ballots
Tickets nuiy $40 Halves 50 Quar-. rs 81 %
Certificates OF packages d 81 Mh"le Tickets $3.50
Do do 2f Halt do Us
DO do 70 Quarter do 80 50
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AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
ftics N,y 10 NDyib SrIft BgitIHDrL

,nrntc,S LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY,
Office Va -, S0uih S'r'd. B"i'mort
CaP,raL PAID u.s. Two Millions IF DOLLARS
YASHE PRESIDE aud rusrrs 81 thus Company n cr"e
B Money on Drpse. which Interest VIII F o.
low ed; make nsurances on Lives. grant Annu'S a'"
End"w mrnis aud receive and manage Trusts i e'''!
description which may he c"mn'Ilhd |" ''r ci"'-',
whether Iron, indy duas corporate bodies, or courts
Justice
h,osrY will he received and held in rus'. ond ne
interest THEREON paid semi annually OF quarterly ~ con
formy with the direction Of The "wnrr-" or NE hFf'S'
will be- placed al The end 81 every SIX months 10 '"e
credit Of The Trust Fund for accumula'rn
9 LIFE observation-disclosures may effect INSURANCE,
with the Company upon their own lives or me ''t> ="
Others, frc year, term oI years. or ~" VIM"
life The table al computed i"r ths Company ~
upon the most favorable terms, as well tor ihF "ic''e
the Navy and Army. ss cI'izens-and may oe "'' " r
plicailuu In the Company ar its Agents h
9 AxxuIriEs.- These will b. or n'fo np"" s"'
terms as will enable the annutant I" ENJOY '"e ''e'
income fnr any given amount OF money 4e
A. EsDowMExTs.- person who desires !" P,"',s
capraI far son or ward when hr shall arrive 81 '"p
ave nj u years or a marriage portion iJr d'"@"'
can eiirc it through tins Company ,r,r
| Officers and Trustees IF HE Comp0ny-p "ac'"
80 Al ID President baltimore; John D"tr, Ed
! l. ID Vice President. New York. Richard "I'so"' *
cip,ary n 1hurs'nn. Assistant Srcreiary
T,vJrss isaac Lawrence. Beverly h"nihS""
Mcyrckar. Charles A Davis Samuel Wrtmore paw
Hidden Anthony Barcklay. l. Suates George :
man. T. q Ntvius, Roswell l. o., n'''' -, a..
New York; Matthew l. Bevan, VIM. r'a',' JONI u,.I
Ph,I,drlphia James Cox. WIN f Mayhr%, ,.n1
Huffman. Frederick w Bruno, G O!dhsId, J's'P'
Cu.n,ng, Fielding Lucas, j. Baltimore ,,..
Applications may be inside personally, OF ~ r,
nos, paid 10 the Agents for The COMPANY 10 'ns .ns
q h a furnish The rates and other necessary I"''''
lion Il, nersuns desiruus of ef-cting nsrrancr- ." "
inp other arrangements through this Company ~
bene6, Of their families or estates r.,
'e"e' " F. NJ TABB .5gent, Richmond, ~
agents in Virginia.
PpILir VI T.ss Esq. Richmond.
WV 5 SIarsos Esq. Petersburg
GEn CAMP. Esq Norfolk
R.sgcr ANpEGsns, Egg. Williamsburg.
JoHs BErcE, Esq, Winchester -.
June Is
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Making IN e1r,crsta e ,t;eo ai'ioH' iff'f L'n*
and ,n.,y rnur ,h'I-1nd ara ''2ns - 'i' ,&',E
GEMS 3ya 10 ocJ . GtYri.... 81 -'''''
m circulation among .'the People
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EgDwt'S Es0nE Of Prizes

HBELOW will be found The most brilliant collection OF
b Schemes EVER henre offered to the public Orders
for tickets in any nf them i'll meet with prompt alien
tion provided they addressed 10 The seller OF oil the
large prizes, ID. VI HOY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-12

EFFECT or M"noP. Ly An English paper received
ny tie steamer Gr.at Western states thai The quantity
q! raw cotton w"rkfd mp III The Brush manufactures
thus far in The yenr le9. has been about 300 COZ bales
less han during the prrIud Inst year; md although
The imports have been lees by upwards Of 800 600 bales
yet The stock hand sui larger by GO 900 bales Than
last y"or Thus II seems ibr fleet which we iurtn.d
WHEN the famous cotton circular Published and
which claim particular credit for fnreelling-fo
We merely drew a simple and natural inierpnce-has
come 10 pass. BY holding Gotten at high prices The
consumption has been diminished, while the mean
time the encouragement of high prices has extended
the cultivation of cotton Al length the now crop and
the old stock OF cotton found in the market together
and tie consequence is an excessive supply. gIu, al
the market and decline nf prices far below ~ I'm, would
have been their standard ii the Bank of the Uni,ed
States had not attempted HE monopoly Of The cotton
trade.
The English manufacturers il is said are making ar
engagements the effect Of which mus, still iurih de press
The cotton market They think of running heir mills
only BIZ daylight, which sill materially diminish the
amount o sales III The market The cotton crop of this
year has s'I 90 forward under the disadvantage Of
ptuced consumption. and part Of the crop of the Two
las, years uusn!d The consequence must be a further
d. cline Of prices.
Thus il is that attempt eneross staple commo
di,y Of general proiuc,lon and hold il at high price
defeats lis own purposes and brings II. punishment
lN En-. Post
GovErsMExr Posr Morris BY statement. in Fri
da, s Globe. undrr lie sign manual Of Mr. Secretary
Wnrc5ury, il appears Inst Of The first issue nr Treasury
Post Notes aulhnrizpd by The Act Of Oct 1897 there
remain IN circulation S2a9 l37 -.
OF the second issue 81 Treasury Post Notes, aurho
rsed hy he Act Of May, lS3S, there remain in circua
tiun STAT lG6 c6
o. the thlrd issue Of Treasury Post Notes au,borz a
hv II" Act &C March 1889 there emah in circulation
81. gs7 576 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-12

NOIlCE w rs c"rug''r'ed 10 The ja,l OF 'hr county
" o! Caroline, MS runaway on the llth DAY oi Sen
ember last, bright Mulallu Woman who call her..,
'LCcI>DA CoILIHs, about the usual sizr supposed ~,
between 30 and 81 years old-had when cDrr,l,.d
blue speckl I'D dress and cap. The r,q.,sr.
o come forward, pt"vr property aud take her az, or
she will be dealt " ilh according - Law
GEO. l. GROVES JaT,y
Nov ) ~ i'm
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TEACHER WANTED "A Young Man oil g""d
"a character and well qushlsd 10 teach me fneis',
I,aun and Creek language, together WIN tic s"''""'
branches OF Mathematics, can take charge u
n, this place for The year lsiO hunted u - sI
s5Oo viii be insured the TEACHER with The horfy OF
whn, the School may be worth over thas s"n-'ry pr,
ni !, I'll, h. worth between nd S7GD Apply .ahy
post paid, 10 1Onn nnnnN
WM. BLOW.
JOS Il COOPER.
A L FOSTER
Hicks Ford, Grfensve Va, Nov . 32-w3w
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Nc.k. WILLIAM EVANSS CAMOMlLE AND
EY APERlENr PllLS-FOr Consumption. Cou9hs
ami Cids nervous diseases liver complaint dyspepsia,
bilious diseases piles ulcers, female weakness, and all
cases of nv pnchondncsm low spirits. pal paii"n OF Inc
heart nervous Irrliaby nervous wakn'ss nunr asons,
seminal weakness, indigestion, loss OF appetite, heaft
burn general ds,iIny bodily weakness, chloross or
green sickness ialuency, hysierIca ianngs, hyste-
rcs headaches hlccup sickness, nightmare rhru-
matsn, asthma tic dolnuraS cramp. spnsmodc alice
tons and those who victims 10 That m"st fxcrucia-
tinr disorder Geut will find relief from their sutefngs,
BY course of DR. Evans medicine.
CERTIFICATE
rT Letter from the Hon Abraham MCCLELLAN, Sullivan
County East Tennessee, Member of Congress
WAsnIxGTuS. July 3D. lc3S.
Sir Since have been in Ih,s CIV, have used sr'me
of your Dyspr pric medicine with infinite benefit and
tisincinu and believe Ia he most valuable remedy.
One of my constituents, DR.. Garden. Oi Caniphrl
County Tennessee. me Ia send hin some. when
did mud r hasrmplnyed very successfully his pac.
lice and saws i, s nynuahe MIR Johnson yunr agent
al his place, thinks you would probably ike an agent
in Tennessee II 50, would recommend DIR a. Garden
az proper perscn Ia niciap for hr .nr of your ctle
brned medicine Should you commission hIn.shp If
willing To net for YOU You sprd The medicine by
waller 10 rhr care ni R,brr, King Il SONG. Knoxville
county Tennessee or BY land IL Graham Il Houston,
TazpwrlI East Tennessee have u" doubt hut u you
had arpns in vrra counties East Frnnrssrr great
deal al yuur M cine would he sold am going 10 take
some r h"np with Tor my use and that o my
m nGs and should like To hear from You whe her YOU
wuu't Ike ngrn l"ans.e, Sullivan county, Last
Tenn can cr, some Of The merchants 10 act Tor yuu,
as 1--we there.
Yours respectfully,
ABRAHAM MCCLELLAN Of Tennessee.
JosgPu Gill RchmOnd.
DryAL Rirhm0nd
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Il M,....-s ef ne sreisty # A'=-rf = Re-g4s7

Il lie Monte f &c sfeit'y 4 49, . e-!ssa
>yF"fy ts}h.'
ytieNE S,oc,.ry 4 r,umni,'i namparn Sf:r'y 70!
Il Irgr. i! -, s,Ss"rs a.'ptd IS i"iI"h "ir
commanding IL all al IN" hum.I To unite IN raising The
SUN Of $50 OUO TIC Permanent Fund, 10 hive YEARS,
or as sum as possible The undersigned were up
ppnlpd cnumlee 10 take propr measures Tor carry
nu the sad resolution into Ell CT with power TO employ
an agent or agents call upon all The Alumni for sub
cr,,ons and dora. ions according 10 their ability and
pie ASSURE. tor ,his grea, "tJ"ct
Those genrIr,rn wh" have graduated at The C"ifge
or who hav. rr y,d advantages hef"toore but VINO
-f IL wiih"u, taking i,Ir degrees, but III h"n"raoie
s,aud,nr e. ho i,rmrd md r"npsr the cIrty Of Alun
NJ are hrr.hy informed, That ~ have authorised ano
requested N,ciIoIAs b. SEABEnoK Esq OF Richmond
CITY, IAN AIun"us 81 In, CIIrgel /" act as anagenlunde'
the resolution above referred io
Il T. WATKINS
r. G. ANDERSON,
F. a. WATKINS.
SoyI rI2-v2sl Committee.
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Virginia State Lottery.
LOTTERY Authorized BY THE
state of Maryland

ERECT
Toen Hail and oth,r bDd,ngs HE city Of Baltimore
Class 3 for l~i9
To be positively drawn in The city nf Baltimore,
U,duesdny. Nortmber q. 1890
Under HI Snurrin'rndrrra OF Commissioners.
The holder Of the Capital will rerrve $40 600 nett.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-12

.JgmfS Rtter F.iK.H JOF S"t.
EFF not previously sold, shall i'er "LtH'i'"" :"
auction on "Wednesday. The 2'ih instant on e P'e
m,srs This ia one Of The most desirable RESIDENCES gu
The river, situated popnIons and asrrrnhr "r,gho'
hiod IN r. giun healthy as any part 81 me o'a'e
GLrSTIyaR contains ahuu c00 acres 81 iann WIN p"hy
Of bout 400 g,ud high land, aud 10 acres
Inv gtourts o, fin. Gnaliiy equal 10 most ON the river
Trrus- One ihlrd cash md the rnnIndeI ~ enc ano
Two years the purchaser giving deed oil rusl on 'he ah'
10 secure lie twu last payments ,
" Z HARRISON.
Executor IF Randoiph Harrison, decased
~ ~ I'd
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RI Rev c Moore d D.
" IS Meade, ID y
Rev. T. G Mcclure, ID d Fredericksburg.
a." Vim Friend,
John G Lawrence Esq }
Rev & W Nelson, Rchmood county
DR. VIM Jones' Lancaster counfy
Warner + rallaterro
Hon John T,ler. HUijamSbDrg.
john Is Dnwmman. Esq, F1nqaier couuty
Rnber, nanng. Esq and r..,r ,,,,,, r.,
James NJ. Garnett, E>q, ''"'''
Sept IL VI
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(Frn,n Mr y Y. Erfning Past

The sutimr, d hirer wps itcelvd BY The Great West.
prn and uu'G have been runir,h,d Yesterday but
necessarily excluded 10 make "otn Tor The proceedings
OF HE ard meetings.:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-07
Estrays.

TAKEN up on the 9Th of July, 1899, by Gavin
II. Howell of Plymouth, dark brown horse mOe
no brands or marks perceivabe. Appraised 70 ~ s'
venty FIVE dollars. Pr lee p W
Taken up on the 2sd of July, 1880, by James ~
Cummins, pale red brindle steer, three years o''
no marks or brands. Appraised TO twelve dolal ~
Printers lee g W
Taken up on the lith Of August, 1852, ~ 'oI,
Lnsey, a dark brown Cow and yearlng' ma ~ ~
crop off the left ear, and a swallow FORK n .'s ''s"
dewIap branded I g(s). Appraised TO slo, ~
Taken up on the 18th of August, 1889 by WI
Catcher, two horses, one dark bay eig,' va a.
old, fifteen hands and a hai high, branded on vi
len shoulder H f, both hind feet white App5I1j',,'.
To eighty dollars and bright bay 8 years oi1'
hands high, with small star in his face BON ''''-
fee, white. Appraised 10 sixty dollars: -. m
Printers fee 81 w
Taken up on the 2Ist August 1882 BY IhI f,p !,
Eegleston, bay mare mule, or years eu, ~, AL
feet four inches high. Appraised 10 forty h.e
lars. JOHN FLETCHALL, Maya
August 81; lS59.-sw3 TT. lee . ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-07
Commission Ilusincss.

yNHE undersigned offer their services TO their
l. friends and the Public, as General Agents
and Commission Mechanism the city Of New
York, under the firm of J: |. ANDREWS &
BROTHERS, in the City OF New Orleans under
the firm of ANDREWS 4 BROTHERS, and IN
the CITY of Mobile under She firm Of E. l.. AN
DREWS & co. And are prepared 10 grant the
usual facilities on ConsignmeutS.
j. |. Andrews viii continue his residence in New
York: 4, Andrews will continue his residence il
New Orleans; and +. l., Andrews, now Of Hunts
vile, Ala. wlmake Mobile his permanent place .
residence after the LIST Of October next
j. |. ANDREWS,
Il. ANDREWS,
T.. l.. ANDREWS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-07
THE RLEIY ETT HOusll.

UIIN .. BKACkEN vii open lbs splcn.
" did Horst on the frs, of October. II is
situated On the corner OF Washington aud Market
ST. Columbas few rods south VI Main 81.
lis old friends 10 this State, Alabama, Georgia
and adjoining States, who ave heretofore patron
lsed hlni, are respectfully invited TO give him call
Ills Ban VIII be furnished with the best Of LquoRs
ahd hs liable with every luxury the country affords
There are splendid set OF Stables connected with
the establishment, which are not surpassed hy any
N the South. All travellers may.rels upon having
their horses weatiended TO BY careful osters.
JOHN .. BRACKEN.
Columbus, Sept 20, 1888 l.-lf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-07
Trustees Sale.

\ will sell at public auction at the Court house IN
4 the county OF Nesh0ba, Oh the LIST day oil Octo-
Der next, as Trustee Of the following described lands
lying and being in the county of Neshoba, in the
state Of Mississippi, TO wit: The southwest quarter
of section in township 8, north Of range 10 east
Also, the whole of section eighteen in said township
and range-Als0, section seventeen in SAID town
ship and range-AlSo, section nineteen in said town
ship aud rangc-AlSo, the north hall Of the north.
east quarter and the west halfof the southeast quar-
ter Of section twenty in said township and range
Also, the north half of section twenty-one in said
township and range--Also, the northwest quarter
and the southeast quarter of section twenty two in
said township and range-Also, the north half and
the west half of the southwest quarter Of section
twenty nine in said township and range Also, the
west halt of the northeast quarter and the northwest
quarter and the east haof the southwest quarter OF
section twenty-eight in said township and range
Also, section thirty in said township and range-Al-
So the north half OF section thrty-one in sand town.
ship and ranee-Also, the west half OF the north
west quarter of section thirty-two in SAID township
and range--AlSo, the south half Of section six in
said township and range-Also, the south half and
the east halt of the north east quarter Of section FIVE
in said township and range--Also, the west hall Of
the northwest quarter and the west hall Of the south
west quarter Of section four in township nine north
Of range ten easl-AlSo, the north half Of section
eight in said township and fange-Also, the east
halt Of the southeast quarter Of section eight in the
aforesaid township ana range, together with all and
singular, the rights privileges Entertainments and sp
purtenances 10 the said several tracts or pieces O
land belonging or in any wise appcrtaininE.
Sale 10 take place between ii and O'Clock
Terms made known on day of sale.
CHAS. WALSH Trustee.
July 81, 1889. [pr's fee SS5,
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Read This.

WE have concluded, tina, as for the last month
w We have refused every thing in the shape of
money except specie or the notes of specie paying
banks for our goods, our friends and customers
are entitled to some explanation for such an Hnusu-
al proceeding, While our books are on our shelves
we feel safe SO far as concerns the payment OF the
debts which we incurred IN the purchase Of those
Books, Tor Tins reason, that they may be returned
To our creditors at any time aud credit received for
them II we exchange them for paper which is
only worth half It's nominal value, we loose by the
trade, Oltho' we may receive 100 per cent more
than the original cost for we are then minus the
expense and interest on the amount OF said proper
" besides, not having tile wherewlih to pay for
our bread and butter" which, contrary 10 the
opinions Of some, we hold 10 be Indispensable To
| the on repeated Question, "why do you not TAXI
the currency a, is dseount~ We answer that we
do not keep sharing shop:
! We pledge ourselves consccnliously TO produce our
| prices to consistent scale with the value of the
money received, which will continue to be par funds
in all cases. In settling accounts We shall endeayor
Ia make the proper discount on all articles which
may nave been ovetcharged on the score OF depre.
cialed currency.
So mote tt be.
PFISTER & GOODWIN, Booksellers
| Columbus Miss, July 18Th, lsS9--l-tf
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AInr.haI. Sale.

United Stair. Of America, } On Tsadi. EsTs1a'
IS. 70
Carbon ID. BOYD. .Nortu.Ju Isruir l-s5
ny ylrtue af tie above specified art t7 me d.
10 rfersI. from the Hon. C.rcul Court Of tie
United States. iar the Southern district Ul Ness-
s-py.. g.I ssI IN Monday tie Psi dsy o. sen'em-
bef. 1889 on a credit Of one and I've years, hearng
interest al the rate Of per oentum per anuum, al me
Court house Of Winston county, the following de-
.cr.bed anis 10 wit;
No Part of Section See C0ntsHis
W half Of ; T. " 10 IS ~ 70
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-07

TENHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens of Columbus and its vicinity, that he
earries ON the cabinet making business IN all It's
branches. on Main.stree, two doors below Bel s.
Corners tavern, where he has a variety Of elegant
furniture, which will be sold as cheap for cash as
can be afforded at any other establishment IN Tins
country. He would inform carpenters and others
interested, that he is prepared 10 do all kinds OF
'ruRNNG in wood. WIN. DAVIS.
N.B.-Ilavng purchased the HEARsE owned by
Mr. Dubree, and repaired 1t thoroughly, he will at
tend To all orders IN the Undertaken line. WD.
July H. 1889 1T
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-07
Is CARROLL CouNrY.

Is CARROLL CouNTY.
The sale OF the following described lands, on the
terms mentioned above, viii take place at the court
house Of Carroll county, on Monday, the 7th Of
October, 1889.
No. Part Of Section Sec. I. r. Contents
SW Or and w qrotS
Eqr ISM lie 1874
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-07
EngIc IInirI.
NntIcc.

AOttNts
"AVING purchased Of Mr. +. 8. lande, the
IN rghi afNa,euunn Learnod's labor saving
Brick Machine, now offer 10 dispose OF individual
1r county nights 10 sui purchasers
This mach ne has been IN operation the past sea-
SON sulIl ent time 10 ies. lie utility as Il respects
is durability, and the saving OF abOr.
The principal advantages this machine has over
III Others now in use, consists the simplicity aud
strength Of il. structure, having no complication Of
machinery that Is liable 10 get ont Of repair, and the
rapidly i lcmpcrs The clay and moulds the brick
making from 90 To 50 per minute with the aid Of
two horses, four men, and sufficient number Of
bows tn bear of the BRICK.
| Those wishing ior cheap and expeditions meth
cd Tor manufacturing brick would do well to ayaI
| themselves OF tbs opportunity.
Az communications addressed 10 the subscriber
| viii meet with immediate attention.
JAMES f.. SMITH.
! Columbus Nil April 9th, l539.-39-tl,
! n. Is. Gentlemen wishing 10 purchase county OF
/ town rights, Can be accommodated by applying Of
| die Office of the Columbus Democrat, where thcy
can see testimonials Of the utility Of the above mem
toned patent,
| 1.-The MissssippaD, Jackson and the Repubr
cap, Holly Springs, will please give the above siS
Insertions and forward bills to me. j. T.. y.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-07
NTOrus Multicaulis.

,AE1sM OR Chinese MuIberry-new Is YOU
1921 time 10 engage these trees and cuttings y.
SV as thew viii he sold al reduced preeto
-. the currency. E A Smith will have ave u, 10
sale arge number OF The trees and cuttings " y
Morus Muticaulis, which have been ra'seu ~, !"
this county and consequently ire acchnaNol r .or
rendering them superior to those raised IN no's
ihern climate. They viii be warranted eenar
Those wishing to purchase The trees OF eu'"'s
will do wei 10 engage them soon.
August 81 1853. LII
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-07

ENllE subscriber would inform the public tina
Mandatory IN the town OF Louisville, Winston
county, Mis-. Having spared no pains during the
last SIX months IN searching for the best materials
and having had much experience in the business,
he feels confident he shall be able to give sotsiac.
ten TO all who may patronIse him, His gins will
be made Of Cast aud German steel running on the
best ofboxng and he viii be able to furnish loo GINS
IN time for the next cotton crop. lie wonld invite
the public in general to callat his Factory and en-
anime for themselves He would further state tina,
he haslately removed from Georges, Monroe county
MARLIN L. COLLIER.
Jan. @. IS3S-26~tf