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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13
The Mississippi Springs,

HNlllS wei. known and valuable watering place
n will be reopened on the 4Glh of June, for the
reception Of ylsIlcrs. This place is too wen known
as to the quality Of the waters for comment The
proprietor only deems II necessary TO say that the
improvements having been greatly enlarged since
The last season. lac IS prepared to accommodate from
three to four hundred visitors, comfortably. here
IS very large and commodious Bar Room Billiard
Room and Ten Pin Alley for the amusement Of those
who iee disposed to drive away duh care also
very large, airy aud convenient stable, newly built ;
those Improvements, together with splendid Ban
Room not surpassed by any in the Southern coun.
Try ana the last but not the least mdacement, the
proprietor has been fortunate enough to engage the
services OF Mr.. Werlich and Mr.. Duran, who will
furnish him splendid scientific Band Of Music, for
the accommodation OF the fantastic toe, after those
Inducements he will add that every attention shall
be paid 20 the comfort of his guests that his table
Wll be furnished withall the decacicS Of the sea-
son, and ms liquors and wines shall he of the hes,
quality and choicest brands. His charges arc as
follows
Boardpcr month : $50 90
" day > so
Children aud Servants half price,
Horse per month :; so Oa
day 80
All current funds of this State together with tie
money Of the Mississippi Springs Rail Road Cou-
pany, will be received for Board.
ISAAC n. GLIDEWELI..
June l4-50-!m
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'rcaeIlers NYantch.

rHNlIE Trustees Of tbe Franklin Academy wish ~
\ cmplo4 oHe superintendent hud two assistant
teachers TO take charge oi lhc Male Department.
and ono superintendent. and two teachers 20 take
charge Of the Female Department VI this Insii'u.
ton for the ensuing ycar. AppIclnp viii be ex-
lcefd @ furnish testimonials ui qualification. Lib
eral salaries viii be gwen. Al perons desiring a..
nv ul these situations w.l please address ~ Secrr-
ary Of the Hgnl directed 10 Columbus Mississippi.
on Or before tie ensuing eth day Of Jul,. he
ncSt session o exc Academy viii comntnee ca ths
ini Monday 81 August 1859.
Jous IlupulgsroE, Pest
AgeYLF CAMPBELL,
Srrnfn CocKE, Tm-fta.
CuAalEs NALn,
NJ NJ. BalGnM, Scc'y.
Columbus, J0ne stb, 1882 ASST
r}~ Tie Nashville Union vii give lie above
three insertions aud forward lhgifaccoun 10 the Sc
crctary 81 tie Iloard lor payment
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13

DRl Err 4TD ramon.
HDRESENrS lis respects 10 bis cd lijeads and
patrons, and hers leave to nl1m them, TINT
he has just received very handsome assortment Of
articles 10 Its hae and hopes Ia ser them at his Old
stand on Min street, nest door to tie lumbigby
Bank, where they can have made 1T short notice, and
u the'mosi fashionable ftyc, any garments and uls0
be accommodated with he following articles, which
arc Of a superior style and quality;
Sup, bIoc, black. Polish an invisible green, grey
and Cadet MIXED Cloths;
Ca5hmfets( q very splendid and new srtclc) tor
) immur wears
sup. black double aud single mlIed Casimers;
Fancy ribbed and Neopodun do.
Linen Drills, plain aud ribbed, (yery SUPERIOR;
PLAIN and figured velvet, plain bach aud white
figured sullrs and figured sbaIiy Ve,uugs,
linuen cutluu ana colnutcd Shirts;
Insertion, pain and RULED Dos ms, Collars and
Stocks Of every description, CraYats, Iandker.
chiefs, Smpcndgr, Gloves, Hosiery Sc Sc
N u, n consequence q q late transaction, Hctd
lehich nil MOI frog5lc The pldiic) shall Be- com
pciicd 10 work fer C.iSH
May II, 1889 45t
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StOD the HORSES.

GTRAYED from the subscriber near Dalcvilc
- l.auderdaIc county on the 9Th of MAY last, a
dark bay horse about fifteen hands hirh, with a
small blaze on his lace and left hind leg lncnes to
roam color half way down--supposed 10 be six year
Old Also bright sorre FLY four years old with a
small star IN her forehead and the scar Of snaged
place near her right uostnI, with hard knot on the
outside OF her lett leg. Any person who will take
Them or either OF them up, and address a line 10
that effect to me at Decatur Newton county Miss,
shall be literally compensated.
SAML. HERD:
jane 18th ls39.-5l-3w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13
law Notice.

nANL. JONES, having resumed Ire prac
~ tee OLA will attend the Circuit Court Of
Yazoo, aud thc adjacent counties: the Chapcerv
Supreme and Federal Courts at Jackson. Office At
has residence Nadoo county, ten miles South Of Ben
ton, on the Clinton road, Address Benton, Yazoo
CIV. Miss,
MAY Goth, lS3S,-i6-tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13

n WAS committed 10 the jail of Lowndcs
~ county, on the 18th instant, negro Boy,
ET who calls his name William, and saws hc
Pr belongs TO Miller Msham Of Greene co.
naaeazz~ Alabama. Said bay is about l6 wears
old, no marks or scars perceivabe had
on low crowned far hat broadclotn frock coat, In.
en- pants and old boots Ifnot claimed in six months
from this date, he will be advertised for sale accord
ing to law.
WILLIAM C. INNINGS. Jailcr.
Columbus, May 18th, 1889. 45,f
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Valuable property MT Auction.

vii sell at pubic auction on Saturday, the Sd
day oil August next, the warehouse situated ON
the landing at the river in the town of Columns
aud which has been occupied by w. l.. Clark and
more recently by Alfred TEACHER, as STORAGE nj
commission house, together with all The vacant
ground attached thereto. This properly is known
70 be valuable and offers an excellent oppDrtnn,y
lor profitable investment TO any persons who ma :
wish TO do storage and commission business. 81
So VIII be Sold al the same time, the one han into-
est N the hrlck store house next Jones tavern AMI
now IN the occupancy OF Joseph J. BrickelI Tic
Whole Of the above property viii be sold on ereI,,
o. twelve months; the purchaser giving bond with
approved security. " "'"'
July 6, 1852 -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13


& n act r-,ra.rea n amendment o. ODE Cen
IN stiiuina col. iac Stale nf ~ .ssIssinni.
SEcr1ox /. b. enacted lFf Ler,za'Hre ri
tte State ~ M-siz ne. owns .r6s ri each b-rurh
Coacarael That ilr sixteenth section of tIr inurtt
ar,.- 81 ne Constitution IS tse Sf4te az SIS. to-
81 Pc 81 .auret', sleitl sHl amrriei, llfeaIa
f.nws.
"Srciiaa ief ,.pa5 ]. ,snerIar coart of
eiaacery shs hs -sishlctsi. wffH GH jurisdiction
10 sI ma,ters oi equity. PugHed however, the
legislature m77 $50 give o. fIe circuit courts e.
zach cnan'Y cqngy lHreltinn 8 c'auef.ar shall
BE elected hy ne qualified s.acts, of thc whore
Sa'r anI sh1t BE- az least tAaty years ol AZ tic
t.mc ol Dis s.rrton"
Sc. g b. 4 further cnartrl That il shall b. the
duty q Zee SECRETARY 81 Siaic at least six months
preceding ODE general c.ccua1 .n November next, 90
rrc notice. by advertisement ST. three - more ct
tte alwSQaprn printed iu ,hs 6.atc. # THIS act and
the amendment proposed thereby O. Ire existing
coaahtiiiau ni the State. And, At tie sll election.
Che qualified c'eciors oi DE state, voting or mem
hers Of The legislature, sla nizl yotc iaf or against
sanl amendment. ia manner ioi.wlng % tie tick
cis % those voting or ml aueuimenls shall BE-
written o. printed tie woU amendment" and on
toe tickets Of those voting aesint sad amendment
saai be written or printed he words mo amcnl-
mrna
SEC. 3 Bet further enacted, That tie ghrfiiIs
81 thc different counties shall make returns Of the
Votes taken or 90 against said amendment and also
y tie whole Eunherol votes given i1r members al
The legislature, So ne Secretary ~ State, 10 the
saue manner anil under the seine rules and renua-
iofs aa are prescribed ag .aw 30 relation 10 election.
Of members o. Congress Ana Il slal he tie dat,
81 Chs Secretary u Sala o. Iayal the returns, ~
n9t, hrl7fc fbe ngEt succeeding legislature aut
q 4 shall appcai ihat a nal11ty.of the quahdet
electors voting 1r menbgmof TIE legislature, shat
haze voted IN SAID amendment. den ihe alteration
contained 10 The hrrt secion "a lhia act shall be in
serted, By atl egi.lalurt, as part OF the constr
tuition al llis Sae.
See, T. BE- i further enacted, That tie auio
ri public accounts saii asag warrant on the lrea
snTy 20 favor Of any painter or publisher Of a news
paper employed no pursuance OF ihe atcond section
~ tts act, on The certificate al tie Secretary d
State, tiiai tc account Of such printer or publisher
b correct
See. o And De ID further enacted, That tbs mel
h'al lak3 e.lsot aud be % iafce frnm and after il
passage. JOHN ". KING
Speahcr0i lhr House 81 REPRESENTATIVE.
A. l.. BlNGAMAN.
President Of he senate.
Approved February 10, 1882
A. g. McNurr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13
Dissolution.

FHSHE copattncrshp heretofore existing between
II. II. Norhnglon < y. LeSler,as proprietors
OF the Columbus Democrat Printing Oifce Is, this
day, dissolved by mutual consent. VIM. d. Chan.
An haS become JOINT partner in the concern
IN place Of ~ Lester aud i Will hereafter be con.
Quoted under the style and title Of Worthinrlon and
Chapman. All acconnsdue the old concern are pla
cel IN Tie hands Of the new firm.
II, II, NORTHlNGTON.
\. LESTER
jelly LIST, lsS9.--52-6w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13

NOTICE is Hereby given, that iu pursuance Of
~ The provisions Of a certain deed ia Trust, eX
ccutcd by William Mcdaniel Of the county Of Win
slon, STATE Of Mississippi, ON the twenly-frst Gay OF
December 1887, to II. W Cater Of the county Of
LowHdes and State aforesaid as Trustee to secure
the payment OF a certain promssory note therein
mentioned & descnbed,to the order Of the TombIa-
by Eal ltoad Company, wI, as Trustee, offer at
public sale, AZ the court house. IN The town Of CO.
'nmbU Mis- &pp on Saturday the SIKH day OF
July next within the hours prescribed By law, all
the right title, claim and interest which the said
William Mcdaniel, las in anl to the following drS-
crIbed lands to vii; The whole OF section number
twenty seven tie north east quarter olscction TWEEN
ty eiglt, east half oilhe south east quarter of Sec
ton twenty one aud the west hall Of the south west
quarter Of section number twenty two and the
soathcastquarter oGthe south east quarter of section
number twenty eight, all in township lourtecn and
of range eleven egsl situated ii Winston county, in
The State OF Mississippi, aud having 1--WE hundred
acres on the same IN cultivation, together with all
and singular the tencmerls Entertainments aud ap.
purtcnances thereto belonging; aud all the cree
tons buildings and Improvements whatsoever upon
the same.
Dated this 18Th June Is59.
Ii. w. CATER, Trustee.
1914 Pr. fec Sl0 90
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pnr Irn, pnY IN,

a Ill persons knowing themselves indohtot
4 IA to the subscuberaro earnestly requested &c
pay ap otherwise he Shall 0c under the disagcea.
he necessity oEenlorcug payment.
Feb, ), 1888. sou y. SAITH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13

81 ISAAC NJ. KNAPP. having d.sPo--
CtteaF- cd 1i hia entire interest M The Jewel
49, ~ business takes pleasure 10 recon.
mendIug TO lhc public bis successors
in business, Mc,rs. Froucr S. Sal
torsaI. The bua.nes. wllI BE- superintendent by
tie I1nor partner gentleman of experience ana
superior qualifications 10 this hne of business, and
have 30 doubt be will give general satisfaction, az
least 90 Tar as 70 is possible lor any one 10 DO,
Columbus, June 10Th, ls3g-d0-u
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BRILLIANT SCHEME
27,sIl Prizes amounting to
s13j3j7

-'I'1h iiHia Hlt'Y"ht-'- W. CIoJioJt
Packages of - whole Tickets for SI25, must
draw 500 and may draw the four Capitals, which
are Sj7,5G0
Certificate Of Packages S7j.
DJ- TICKETS $500, Halves $3.50, Quarters
Sl.4j for sale at the Agents Office, two doors be-
low Bar's Hotel. on Main street.
Packages OF Halves and Quarters, in proportion.
{. WARREN, Agent
June % stiff Coll}abuS. Nj
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13

Il the grandest ornament belonging to the human
n frame. How strangely the loss of II changes
the counIenonce, and prcmaturcly brings the APP
pcarance OF old age which causes many to recoi al
being uncovered, and sometimes even Shun society
10 avoid the Itsts and SnccrS Of Their acquaintance
the remainder OF their lives is const quentIy spent
IN retirement. In short, not even the loss of pro-
perty tils the generous thinking youth with that
heavy sinking gloom as does the loss of bis hair
Ioavert ail these unpleasant circumstances Oh
DdDGES BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the
hair from falling otl on the first application, and
few bottles restores it again. II likewise prob, S
eyebrows and wh,skers; prevents the hair ION
turning gray, makes u curl beautifully, and lr,,s II
from Scurt Numerous certificates OF the first res.
pectabhy N support Of the virtues Of Odrdge's
Balm are shown by the ptoprietors
ROBERT WHARTON, ESQ. late Mayor d
Philadelphia, has certified, as may be seen below, to
the high character Of the following gentlemen:
The undersigned 10 hereby certify that we have
used the Balm Of Columbia discovered hy ]. o.
bridge, and have found it highly seryiceabe not only
as preventive against the falling off of hair but
also a certain restorative. [Sicned
Ir@ Thatcher, methodist minister Sc North 18th
Sc, IohR r. isSls 33l arch 81: John d Thomas.
W D. l63 Race 81 John S Fareg Iol Spruce 81.
High ,NeCwdy, 4i3 Soath 7tha: John Gard,
Jr. l33 ,lrch street, Philadelphia
II VIII certainly raise It's virtues in the estimation
Of the public, when il is known that three OF he
above Signers are more than so years OF aye, and
the others nor 'csS than SO.
l. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor Of sand CITY
of Philadelphia, do hereby certify that am well
acquainted with Messrs J. 2. lnglis John S. Fu-
rev. and Hugh M'CurdY whose names are signed
to the above certificate, that they are gentlemen Of
character speciality, and as such full credit
should DC given 10 The sad certificate.
BOBERT WHARTON. Mayor.
For Sale At the Drug store OF Il. A. SMITH
Main street, Columbus Mississippi
Jan. IL, 1889. --27-t
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(,arringcs for Sale.

A WOLFlNGTON has on hand and is still
IA. receiving from Jennings, Robinson q Co.'S
u.2nutactory AT The north handsome assortment Of
ali kinds 81 CARRIAGES, consisting in part q
Coaches, Charities, Barouches aud Buggys, sc:
Sc; Which vii be sold on reasonable terms at his
Repository.
All Repairing done with nea tness and despatch at
bis old stand on Market street, Columbus.
march Q, 1880 9ltf
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Notice

5 hereby given hat all persons who hold claims
on the estate Of Edward l.. Clarke decd. arr
herchy requested 10 forward the same within ,he
time prtscalsl ty aE or they viii be areycr barred
JOSEPH TuDn. N,ln'r.
0bfIbbcif county. June 18Th 81 sN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13

n EW NOVELTIES CABINET Minister, BY Mrs
~ Gore the authoress OF Hungarian Tales. Mo.
lhers and Daughters, &c. Sc just received a. Ia,
Bookstore OF
June l. 1850 pFISTFP \ GOOpNIN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13

4 MEMS Is pieces Stirring Linens,
~ 10 pieces shrr'iag
10 dp G-tto lo-t Table Dap.r.
81 Bhseye Diaper
3-ite a. Dam1sk NspkAg,
6-it1i3i 30 Table CHihs.
For sale ty FRANKLIN & BBOTHEl
jane i--4I-I
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pnster 4 Goodwin

II Az f received some Drawing Paper s pareh
I 4 mem; April 20, 1859
Bristol Board ana masic Paper erpfctc4 soon.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13
LANES n. SMITH


TX fellow Inv the name of IT, r.
lfAW SWORDS, who came To this town
MAX Under the prctencc Of opening ia-
M lors shop aud took board at my house,
y ZEN tbs place on the steamboat Lah
- assa - tookh ou Tuesday last without set
Ting his Board WI, give this caution to the pub.
ic 10 guard others against imposition from this
would be gentleman lie is ataior by trade, about
FIVE feet ten inches hgh black hair and eyes, darl,
| complexion, thin visagc, weighs about l35 pounds,
wore bIeek cloth cap, and dressed otherwise Yc-
ry genteel, and MOI more than 81 or twenty two
years of agc
The SAID Swords has cNt me out OF twenty nine
dollars aud tilly cenls, foe board, which is more
| than can afford to lose IN these herd times and
take HIS mode OF redress, which is the only one LEFT
me- against travelling Swindcrs and yogabond ras,
| Gals, JOHN o. BRACkEN
Proprietor Of the Rewett House
! Columbus March y ls3a.~-si-tf
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Gemelal Oraer-No. -.

llEAp QuARTtTas
Jackson, Alay 80, 1880.
TESllE la5ving Sna appointments isnr ehaoa
It. cani'rftd by the Commander in Chef Ia he
liiliia Of has State, 70 wiz
fhamasl Robbins. Of V.ckshuig, Quauer Mas
tsr General, @itfthe rank Of Colonel, ana
James NJ. Greer, Of Marshall county, Assistant
Quartcr-Master Geuela, with tie ranb 81 MAJOR.
they will BE- respected accordingly.
Ily order OF Alexander G. McNuu. Commander
f-Chici. G. N. PRICE.
4s-6w AdjHtaW( General Nj, NJ.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13
Wntermnn & T.nnrnnn.

Ld5or Sariag Patent Brick Machine.
FHN0 Brick makers Of Alabama. the undersign.
IA cd ha. bought the Patent for the State Of
Alabama, and VII pal upa Machine for any person in
the State al any place, that win mix the clay and
mould twenty thousand Bricks per day, with two
horses or mules, four mon and boys, or enough to
bear oh the brick. The Machine is So simple that
any person can make il, ior there is no gearing Of
any kind all Of tic work il performed by four pis-
TEN rods and four rollers. ANY person who WISHES
g purchases Machine can do so by applying to the
subscriber ID Columbus, Mississippi, and any person
who wishes To buy "A right for county, or single
machine can be had by applying to the undersigned,
as TIE above Machines Ri always BE- put 10 opcr-
alton when requested hv the purchaser
ROBERT BLAKFLE.
Columbus, Sept, Is, 1855 io-lem
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Candies.

Candies.
EPHRAlM BOUND has Just received from prtf
"a iadelpha an assortment of CANDIES n ,aoI
article lrnm The best mandatory in that CIV.
march l6 1850 self
BOOTH RESIDENT DESrIsr, Office onc .lo,.
u south OF the Land Office, Columbus. NJ,
FehE ), 1852. 5otf i'
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G. G.. OInstcd,

tisTE o. fakEgLIs, rLssEssrE)
WlIL practice Law IN Lownds and The
w adjoining counties. Office, opposite the
Post Office.
Columbus Mise. Oct. 9th, 1855. 1i-F
EVANS, HARRISON < GRAY. VIII regularly
- attend che llph Court Of Errors and Appeals,
ana lhe Chancey Cont al jackson aul ihe t. )
Court 10 Pon'otoc. They Nii. also continue their
practice IN the several courts composing the 9Th Jn-
dica. District, but wti take 40 collecting business 100
the Stale Courts Except from ,hc Banks for which
dey are Auameys) Ia the State Courts hcywig
eoul.nc ihcT attention To business 81 Hlrated
character.
June sih ls}9-d8-Gw
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H IST Of letter, reaa-, -
- IL Co.aua4-. Nl.s.. -s II.
1899. Persons ealing torIsas-.
ING list viil please say tlevars -s--..
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13
nd Lodge Lottery

Grand Lodge Lottery
rA4tl-z-l ~ an Ac- of t.e Lee alarrl
CLASS no 90, FOR 1889.
10 De- drawn az NATCHEZ. M.ssss.p7..
ua, Jay 6, 1889. az o'c.ock r. N.
Is .Numj7s-I2 Drara Ballots.
CO. SElu5s, 3 e.. Managers.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
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NforuS AIulticnulis.

NEWENN UiVIEIthWIlV.
4sssg9A, HE subscriber has now growing near
asl4i.L Jackson Miss, a fine lot of the above
ePYss% valuable TREE, and will have IN the Call
-AGlas-. or next spring, several thousand Tor sac.
lit Knows them 70 be genuine, as he bought them
wien in fall foliage. Warranted genuine or 40 sale.
Address >. LEWIS, post ollice) JACKSON, Miss.
n. u. Trees Of cuttings neatly packed 10 be tnt
TO any pant ct the country, J. LEWIS.
Jackson june J. 1889 d7lr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13
Drugs anu NIc,ilclncs.

X RENE NIL nt the Columbus Drug store,
N has received BY the last arrivals an extensive
supply Of fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising
almost every article in tae line Physicians, eoun-
Try merchants, Unl Planters can now he supplied
with fresh and pare articles. Nav IS, 1895
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13

NARPENfER'S Extract of Peruvian Bark, an
- excellent substitute Tor Quinine for sale at the
drug store OF G.. HILL.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13

1 AS. II. HUrClIlNS, ArronNrY At Law Pa.
~ nola, M. will practice in tie courts Of this and
the adjoining counties, the L Federtl court and
lhe supreme and chanCery courts, at Jackson.
Feb |, 1889 -'Gm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13

MI ASONlC CHARTS,--A few copies for sale
lVH at PFlSrER 4 GOODWlNS.
mar. ., 1879 san
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13

viii SCI! on reasonable terms my
plantation in Noxubee county, situated
between the Tombigbee and NoXubee
rivers, ten miles fom the Bigbec. and
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-13

En BONES Of New Bedford Sperm Candles hr
sPO sale at the Drug store OF & MIL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08
DIED.

OF consumption, in Casteton, the % Sept
Mrs Polly ). wife OF Truman Lake, and daughter
of Iimri Barber, aged % years She endured
proractcd sickness Of FIVE years with christian res
ienotion and died in fun hope of glorious resur-
rcctiun.--CC1I.
In Brandon, On Thursday evening, Goth ult., Sam
uCl only son ofDcdcon Asa Burnel, aged 90.
IN Br llon .7th ult, Rolecca, vile of IIezekia
Campbell TO-
1t Brandon, goth ult., Edward NJ. son of T.. n.
and Louisa w Briggs aged eighteen months
ln }u'u-h0Io sept lh, Mrs Anna wife of Mr..
Reuben rtcaus aged 70.
ln Newanc. sept. 2Gth Widow Waitsiill, consort
of Capt. Christopher Omshee, fputney, aged So.
~ New York., suddenly, John Mason, Esq. Presi-
deaf of the Chemical Bank
In Bur'innion Oowa TERI Mr.. Luther Bailey, a
native Of Vermont. and soldier Of the revolution,
aged II.
In Hanover q. Ir) Joanna, wife of Hon John
Dafea, oEri Gl-ln Milford, 9Th ult. 1t. Jonathan
Jcucs revolutionary peasluner, aged 81.
~ t'al7n Sept. 20, Jonah bennett, a Reyolu-
NHs4r Su ict
fnp.asofi, 3olhuii, Mrs. Ruth Leonard, wife o
Isaac aaIi, aged 90. Printers in Mass, are re-
Glea-oi DE.
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STATE OF VERMONT, IDEn remembered ,hn,

STATE OF VERMONT In9En remembered that
District Of Farhaven; - at a stated probate
held Chst-ton within and for said district on
the first Wednesday, being the ID day of October, A.
ID, lr:i9
The administrator Of the estate Of Bsnajih Web
ser late of ubbardton said district, Decreased pro-
poses TO render account oil his administration.
1t is ordered that said account be examined in court
the frs, Monday in November xt and that pub
caon Of copy Of this order three weeds soocessi ely
in the Rutland Herald, printed at Rutland as
he, shall be sufficient notice to all concerned 10 ap
peat If they cause, aud object tnorcto true copy
O Record a. WARNER Judge az IL