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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-08

WARNING TO MorHERs.-One dav
week, u woman by the name of por@
living east of this village, left he, -
lying on a rug before the fire, Will. !,
went TO a neighboring house. Wba, :
returned, the fire had fallen down and,
the child's feet and legs, so severely ia.
life is despa:red of if its sufTerinos -. =,
already ended before this paragraph !. -.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-08

Extracts of letter from brother Mo-.
Moriah, N. Y. April %, 1889:
"Dear Brother Murray Tile Lori j, ..
Phospering Zion IN This place. We aie fe,as.
ly favored with the opportunity Of admins.
the solemn audience of baptism. We hsrs
received into the, church about 80 and IS IT.
stand as candidates for the ordnance"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-08
VOL. XII. NO. "a

promise connected with the ere,,
commission, "Ye shall treai on '-.
and scorpions, and on all The power =.
enemyP The gospel OF geniieness n =
ness. love, and voluntary sufitrinr-
nothing to hope from carnal wear- ~, ID
us missionaries must be willing 10 -
~ al, circumstances, small and gre, Il.
simple promised of God.-Ch. Watcir..'
Will the Editor of the warchmsn do hio.,,,
!usuee; ana the public the Kindness. to CON-
ascertain, and make known The d;r.,.,.. p
the doctrines which he has here Sc, for,h -,
doctrines of the New-Englana Nop.Rssis...,
cietyf WHAT'S here but the doctrine ,,,,, =.
sIonary should, under all circum,,,n... Sd
strictly to NoH-ResistaRce, doctrine -; --'
Waterman, by endorsement, recently so5slsl
the odious name of Traasceads.tali,n,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-08

The Sabbath School Monitor, il il.
name of a small weekly sheet publ.
at New-York, by Pearce & Sher;aa. o.,
edited by p l.. Platt.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-08

Brother Hurtley, of WaIlin. ford. states, s.
letter received from him short tine since.
there has been some turning TO the Lord il
place. Several have been baptized.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-08

cLoTTERIEs.-By an act Of assem-
OF 1884, lotteries, and the sale Of ..tsE
l,ckeis' are prohibited in Virginia SIR
The hrst of January, 1910.
when will Virginia abolish nm evil, coa-:~:
win whose enormity her Iotterie. arc bui SD
drop Of the bucket
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-08

THE BAPTIST MISSIONARY Mac,
zINE-Contents Of May No.-BiOgras.
OF Rev. Jesse r. Hanpson: Amer,
Baptist Board of Foreign Missions; <
rens.-Journal of Mr.. Abbot; Pers,r
ton of Karen Christians Young C;s
OF Observation-Disclosures at Ranro-.
Return of the Chief-Arrest and INN
onment of Karens; Burmah.-L Ike,
NJ, Haswell; Baptisms-Cons:frioa
church at Amherst; Conversion q,
baptism of 10 Bikc-Schoo!s: Nial,
OF Peguans Their claims 10 d.a.
missionary labors; Siam.-Journqlo s..
Dean; Chinese worship-Adlitians q
Bangkok church; Letter of Mr.. Jones'
return from Malaccs.-Siamese irrp:-
Olbwas.-Journal of Mr.. Bingham: {.
curslon to Lake Michigan: Boat.,
Sehool--Tour to ST. Joseph's Is. a
Lake Huron; Ouawas.-Le.ter Of n,
Meeker; Religious meeiings-S.ools-
Putawatomie stations; United B.c.5rE
Brlef Survey oftheir Missions: D5nai,a
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
Harrison Johnston.
Draper aND TlILOI

DR1P PER AND TAIL OR.
DBESENrS bis respects a. hi od friends and
Il pt.t0as. and bog, leave Ia inform thsu, that
ha bass Iasi received very handsome assortment @.
articles IA his ln5 AMI hopes 10 see them al bis o.t
stand on Aan street, next door % the Iomhghy
Bans, where they can have made at short notice. ana
90 i.t most fashionable styie. any garments and alSo
H. acc'nnohtei with thc MiiaWiog articles, which
''t so dsuFcr0r Siyc ana quality;
SIP hao back, Polish AMI myis,bs green, grey
1ai Cadet mNtl Gatfs;
taemuce t. very ST lenll enl rev ari.elr) lor
: .w'rt- Nta5t
>ap. alsE 3aute ana sint', mtoi Ca,imersi
Faaey ribbed aaj NtaptIun DO.
LH7a Dads. p3u 5ul ublcl (ygry supenore
t.Nn and dcrd ,e.,tt paW black and WHAT
Hrargd >atas 8ul figured Sa81y NeiuE4
LWu.n cotton, ANA cti1ngri Shirts;
Insertion. PLAIN 1ul ranlsj Bos ms Ce..srs AVID
Stocks at every description, Cutas, ilaad6er-
chiefs, Slsq-nlcH Cloves, Hu,tr, Sc. sc.
n q. h consequence ~ Iaf5 ts7slrt's8. gotta
rhet I ''iH 200 iraab's ths pgbhc) shall Be cont
Pt''si o. r7f} I0r C3SH
May T. 1889. 45.f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

-e-rs..,. , a5I es l-sre- o. Sow t7- aJ,arilte
afH is to "a c...zsa .a .r, aalS ot Ii-e. 10 he as
,lulir rs " er1e-s-," 81 ua, eait Wlh She
tes- =. glaEe> t-, -.sa a..a ,.- ahels range os
gl.s english literature.
IN spcakIag Eoasalv Of he Sharpness and
s7iutot The satire IN the Cconers lsuar. b. nitro
d4ces very beautifully and ui;a .,ach effect the
following splendid passage iroa, Cicero"
Mex, he becomes as fe1ocoas as a ten year
old yud5ciNe school boy. sometimes gets towards
his p'ecep'or, ard raging he calls h,m ed snaats
or some other hard name"
Again, IN allusion to those who signed the
Coloncls letter oCiHvl;aiiou, he introduces IN mas
lerly style that elegau, passage from Stakspsar,
celebrated play oi P0ssga Up a gum Sh,mp"
which Is as follows, yerba, IN
ut is now clearly to be seen ,ha, ,ae leader Of
that party has the same use for the friendship Of
bis parIIsans, as had he hungry monkey for the
cats pGlr, when tie needed potatoes hauled Oh,
from among hot embcrs."
\ due regard t,r brevy oomp,ls me 90 draw
my remark, 10 close It is. confess, with fc.
gret that da So iaT leave macy a flower Of
rhetoric untouched, vbehl fear " mere born 10
blush unseen" To he people ID ,ho county
would make "a passing remark, and heu will close
my .abor> ior the present You, fellow citizens,
must he satisfied from the foregoing favourable
review OF those letters, thut the writer of them
lacks yery h'ie of bea1 p5ti, In he has all
the melancholy madness necessary, aHd misht
probably get tue inspiration hy beng ptacu>ed
on according to The ihompsouan System. The
obJec, Is worthy the rl,k. lie slvs that Ae docs
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
Gins! Gins!! Gins!!l

FE1lIE subscriber would inform the public, iha
n he has established an extensive Cotton Gun
Mandatory 10 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 30 shall be abe TO give satisiac-
ttn 10 III who may ratlonise him. His gas VIII
be inside Of Cast and Gcrmsn steel running on the
best ofbixng, and he viii De able 70 furnish 100 irs
IN time for the next Gotten cinp Tie would invite
The public IN general to cali Al hs Factory snd "a
anime flr themselves He would further state that
he has lately removed from Georgia, Monroe county
MARLIN L, COLLIER
i'm. G. 1888 2G-,f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

WILL BE- lcl to the lowest bidder on Monday,
w the 20al day o. May next, before the court
huuse door 10 thc town # Louisville, Miss the
building Of Brick Court House If the following
dimensions, VIZ Fifty feet square, twcuiy-s1x feet
high. To be wo Stofies The court raom ahnve
ana wei finished. -Four rooms below. The whole
building to be out Of the best moierias and to BE-
finished Ia workman Ike style A bid 10 be noticed
nut BE- accompanied b an uadoubied bend aud Sc
euuy.
TIE payments for the work will be ~ follows
ttof March, 1910, two thousand five hundred dol
lars Half the remainder, lst March lsil, and
de balance % the htst March isis. The HOUSE
to be con pleted lrsi March, lsIl
For details aud particulars call az The cihce q
the subscriber where plan If She huilling may b
seen. j. L. CR0SLEY, Clelk p. L.
Louisville April l5ih, ls39-~4o-6 lPf. fee 10 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
Amcnamcnt 10 the Constitution.

!
A Il ACT p.epaamn az amendment d tbe Con.
IA eHuH8u ul liIe State of Ms4s,ippi.
SECTION | b. II enacted hV the Lepigiatine OF
Tie State oi Mississippi (lwo.ttifds Of each branch
eunCH.fng ihai fle sixteenth spctioDnltI,r lurlb
article d, NJ constitution Of the State .ol MlsssiD.
~ b. So GLANCED, altered ami amended al 10 read ~
ol'ows
Section lGi5 separate superior CONT Of
chancery shau be- esiahhched with mp iarsdlctnn
10 all matters Of equity: Provided, however, the
Legislature may asp give 10 DE circuit courts If
each county equity jurisdiction a chancellor shall
be elected by tie qualified electors Of tic whole
State and shall be at least lhfty wears old al thc
time Of his eltcdoan
Sec y Bn ii lurler enacted, That Il shall b. the
duty 81 tdr Secretary Of State At least six months
precrdHpihc general election IN November next, ta
give nlicr, by advertisement ID three ~ more n
the Newspaper printed b tbs STATE, 81 ths act IA
the amruImrnt proposed thereby 10 the existing
cpoautu ou of tie State Ana. atae sid election,
Die qualified electors OF the State. voting lor mem.
hcfs o tic legislature, shall also yoc ilf or aeaiusl
slil amendment, 10 manner Glowing On tie TEX.
c's pf saas voting lor saId ameulmMia sha be
8lGau Of guued TIE worI amendment" and on
tue Dcket. Of those voting agaln sad amendment
H9l. bcwnityn Or p1nisd The words 10 amcal.
see. 3. b. 1t further enacted, That tie sbcflas
81 tHe different counes shall make returns d lhe
votes lahen or o. against sand amendment, aud als1
@ Ihc whole number q votes gwen ~ members d
the legislature g lhe Secretary Of STATE, u the
,l''e ,llolcr una Gae[ ,'e oaiie r'nes ana 'ega
''o"a - ~ y 'aW ~ Iei1uUn !" ttouohs
= ~, y ny - s.au oe 'He GU"
., ~ ,.., .', !, = - ~ ,,'o''l9i ~
i i9i oF'os w KY a'eoesHns Is2a'ute ell
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

A III persons having claims against tie euhsrij-
~ her ARE requested q present them Oh The 3th
oi NlwbneNL as lam m1ipE arrangements 10
settle llcn by notes on good solvent mcu Of ibis
county, which b the ouly means that hpyc 10 nav
ms debts; aiI persons having such claims viii do
we 10 avail themselves Of hr chance, as do moi
want O. exclude any. am determined to pay no
more cnst--in tbs last eighteen mouths have paid
lbrr thousand dallrs q cosi, aud iul that can.
MO ply my debts AZ those rates am Wiling 10
40 iho best can for my creditors, aud latter NY.
& L TINT ibty wtI be satisfied with the arrangement
not wAlm viii them, the claims thal hold
are not many Of them due, but an Of them are on
the b,st meu IA lhc country JOHN NJ KIRK
Feb ON, 1889 -~3l-iE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

DY virtue oil sundfy wrts Of fer lac.as. issued by
DtAe clerk ufthe cfcuit court Of Lnwndes county
aud 10 me directed vii sell Tor cash at The court
house door q Columbus, % Monday, TIE 81 dag Of
June next, the following property, TO WIT; Aexan-
der, August, Mary, Hector, Henuah and child, Ann,
Whey and Two children Kezlah, Marion Alfred,
Joe, Lucy Tennis audlhrce Children, Harriet, Lucy,
Rnder French, Moses and All, slaves lJr life, ieyed
on a. the property Of Jaues Jones' 10 SATISFY said e.
hs IN favor d Tghman NJ. Tucker and others
Sale within the Tours prescribed BY aw. Dated
the 18th May 1889.
JOHN w BYRN, Sb'GLC
45t3 Printers fee, 81 00l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

ON Monday, tie 81 day Of June next by virtue
Of the covenants contained 10 certain deed
IN irust made on the l9th day Of February, 1889,
between Alexander Carer, Sam. f. Builerworth
and Reuben II. Grant will sell al public auction
lor cash. 10 tie highest bidder, at the court house
door. IN tie town Of Columbus, all and singular, lhe
following described tracts Of and knoIn ana desig-
natl IN the northwest quarter lie west half Of the
north east quarter aud the southwest quarter q sec-
TON number twenty three, and aiso the east hall Of
tie southeast Qnarter 0t section number twenty two,
IN township number eighteen IN range number eigh-
een west. together with all aud sisgular, the tene.
meats. hereditaaenis and appearances thereunto
belonging. Aud also all and singular the following
named slaves. 70 wit: Aaron. man aged about
ilnfly twn Lne d. aged about thirty; Sarah, aged
about seyenieen Burey aged twelve Jane aged
eight; Mmocy, aged thirty Two Ellen aged tweit-
~ eight; Belsey, aged twelve, aud Nancy aged
laur
sac a. .ale ..3ce between 10 o'clock a 10, and 4
nm. SAM f. BUITERW0RTH
Nsv d 1882. 45w5 Fee Sc on Trustee.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
GIlerlT.s sale.

DY virtue ors,ulry wrts Of Ger lacas issued by
ID the clerk Of the circuit court Of Lowndea cJun-
ty, and to me directed, wlIl sell for cash al the
court house door IN Columbus, on Monday, the 81
day OF June, 1899, the following property, 10 wit :
Nina, Sarah, Besty, Nancy, Jane Ellen, Margaret,
Moses VIII Ben, Clay and Grace slaves for iie
leviad on as the property Of Alexander Carter e
satisfy said Il. ias in favor Of Burgess Thompson,
John NJ. Kirk nse OF GeoaIlenry and others. Sale
within lie hours prescribed BIZ law. Dated the l9th
May, 1889. JOHN W BYRN SIM l.. G.
4Il3 Printers fee. 81 00l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
gainesville f'cmalc Academy.

THNHE Truscrs OF the Gainesville Female Aea.
n deny, take plaaupc N announcing 20 The pub.
lc that this Institution chartered al tie last session
Of the Legislature, has now gone into operation,
under the charge d VIM. f. Root Jra late Of
Prince Edward Virginia; the character 81 Mfr
Root, his reputation IN Virginia as a teacher q Fc-
males as weli as The success OF his Seminary there
warrant us il RECOMMENDING mm TO the confidence
and patronage OF the tiienda Of Female education
1t Is The object Of the Trustees to establish an in
suluton oi the ffst order ~ Gainesville md bull
dings are now about being erected, probably as ex.
tcnsiye as those Of any similar Institution m Inc
State Of elsewhere.
At present tic princpaland hisasSistapis ore pre-
pared 90 give Instruction il all the branches Of Eng
lNh Education, aud the departments q French
Drlw,ng aud Painting.
The department Of music wtI 81 into operation
during he winter
Young Ladies can enter lie Academy at uny pc
riol during tie term although i Il. desirable iiiat
tbey should be present as early 40 possible.
The charges for uiuou IN The dHleicni branches
Of HE regular course, viii be as follows
English branches for a session OF months $40 90
french Or other modern Language do 20 20
Latin or Greek, do 20 W
Drawingor Painting, including Paintu IN
oil Nero and ornamental Uniting 20 90
Music, % 90
Primary Department including Readiug Spell
nc and Wrltinp only. rs 90
Vocal music VII BE- taught 10 ail the pupils with
ont charge.
Board including washing lodging, feel and lights
viii be afforded ~ tie Academy buildings when com
pictedi Ut 81 per mouth and until that Time, board
can be obtained in gcntccl families IN Gainesville on
reasonable terms.
Psymaptoft.c niG1u 'or session Csc months
must be paid IN advance; aud after the entrance OF
the pupl, 10 deduction u,. be made tXceptm case
Of sekucsS
The Scholastic yoar, commencing on llc FIRST q
October, aud continuing 70 the first CT August, wii
be divided into two sessions o! iye months cach.
There wi b. Only ohc vacation embracing the
months Of August and September.
Applications for admission Hay be uade q NJ
Root, or 70 any mcnbcFol tie board.
VS.. NJ. LKwts, jouS g. NirHTr.
vs., H. DAvuaipGE, AtgEa NJ DoNAtp
Wn J. SfEEiE, Dawn III. RusgELL,
JOSS. Bliss, G.. b. hloHLEY
W.. q. WlRsras, Trustees
Bonneville, Dec 7, 1885,. 2j-6,u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
Law Notice.

BEUBEN DAVIS, STEPHEN COOKE
IA and JOHN GOODWIN, have associated
themselves u tie practice Of Law. One or more u
the firm viii attend 20 business confded 70 them in
The Circuit Courts 81 Lowndes, Monroe, Chekasaw,
Pontotoo, Trppah Tishemingo, ltawamba and
0kfbbeei,a the Federal and Chanoery Courts
and lIs Hg Court Of Errors and Appeals attack
sou.
r. DAVIS Office in Athens, Monroe County, Nj.
f. GooDwiys 5, in Aberdeen, Monroe +"
s CocgE's IN Columbus, LoNades
march B SIS -3if
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
BRILLIANT SCHBNE.

21sIi Prizes amounting % Sl35.317
paakatcs of rs whole Tickets ior Sll1 must
draw s05, and may draw the four Capitals, winch
are $3.50
Certificate Of Packages Sfi.
Packages ol Hayes ana Quarters % proportion.
Ir1~ TlCKEfS $500, Halves $3.50, Curriers'
sI.4J or Sale AT the Agents Office, two doors be-
ow BARS Hotel, % Man street
g. WARREN. Agent.
N,vi8 4jul. Columbus. Nj.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

WAS committed to the Jan OF Lowndes
~ county, on the 9Th instant. negro Boy,
go who calls his name William, and says be
~ belongs to Miller Msham Of Greene CO.
49,, Alabama. Sad boy is about lG years
old no marks Or scars percelvable; Tad
on low crowned far hat. broadcoin froc6 coat, bn-
en- pants and Old boots If not claimed IN SIX months
from hs date, be viii be advertised lor sale accord
ing to aw.
WILLIAM &. INNINGS, Jaer.
Columbus, May 18Th, 1889. 454
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
Lust RcrniYcA.

A FRESH supply Of PETERS VEGETABLE
~ Ant.B.Ilous Pills, Phnnryk Vegetable Ant.
Bilious and Brandrcths 10. Numerous certificates
cpud be gwen, but tlsse medicines arr too wen
known ,o uerd putting For ssle at theDeHe Store
a 4. l., SMITH, who Is AGENT ttr tic above
PILI.S-And the public cao depend upon reltiur
GENUINE ARTICLES. Nav II, 1889 il,r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
NYntermnn 8 Lenrned.

Labor S1rias Paissi Briek Machine.
FB1O Brick makers of Alabama: the undeuign-
4 20 ha- bought the Patent CO. the State Of
Alabama, ana wi pat upa Mathre lor any person in
che STATE. al ans paee. he, viii max the cay aid
me,ld Twenty thousaud Bricks pcs eav, with two
horses NJ mules, four men and boys, OF enough 10
bear "a lie bslcs. Tie Machine SO simple that
unY perela can make i, Ger ihefe IS no gearing Of
any klal al Of The work S TeFforard BY four pt-
issn rods and lauT mixers. Any person who wishes
to purchase a Mact nc can 40 - BY applying 10 the
subscriber IA ColumhuS MissSsIppi, and any perSon
WIN wishes tn buy right Tor a county or single
machine ran be haa hy applying % the undersigned;
as the above Machines 'yil Always Be put ia oPeF-
alvu when requested hy DE- purchaser
ROBERT BLAKELY
Columbus, Sent. Is, ISIS. 10 lsm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
lIe,>rs. Edltors of The Democrat.

GNENTLEMEN.-n your paper Of toe llM
NH INST | noticed an article over the signature
OF $. Nouis, pGrporIjng TO be statement Of
business transaction which took place between
myself and him on the 0tbof Aprilast, which is
garbled statement Of the case, | take this
method to inform ih. Norris, aal al whom VI
may concern that have in my possession the
necessary proc! 10 establish that Mr. s. Norus
has made a false representation ot that uansac.
uon on several occasions. HIS proof can be
seen by all who wsh by callut on the subserI.
Der The renson Why do not mike n formal
reply to 5. Nonl-, aud present my proof 10 q
newspaper pubcaiion, is FIRST, have not boon so
lucky q, to hive ucl Virginia lHther-in-aa 60
die and leave me an estate Of $50, zoe; being not
so Ia Ky as some Of my ncighboi- have not the
means % pay Coz newspaper essay4, another im.
portant reason IS, The wise man soiomlu has said,
+" Answer not fool according to bis folly least
thou also be Ike unto hjm.'
G.. TUCKER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
VIM. 10. Cameron,
Kicker, iiahlcy, Davis, x Co.
Dentistry.

am. sALTONSTALL. Is permanently loclt
~ cd in the Town ot Columbus, Mississippi
and offers his services IN the various branches Of his
profession: such as Operating, plugging, Inserting
teeth On pivot Of plate from one 70 an entire set
extracting, &c. AT Diseases incident 70 the teeth
and gums, treated in the most scientific manner. He
aas gone 70 considerable expense 70 prepare and
qnaHfy himself for the practice of bis profession,
and has succeeded IN pertarmIng operations where
other Dentists have failed after repeated trials, and
has in his possession several specimens Of teeth on
gold plate which be has taken ont bf request and
substituted Others to the entire satisfaction Of the
person--irpn bis superior mode Of operating, using
every precauiion u 0hviate pain, and excsvating
the cavities Of teeth when 10 he plugged with u-
gtruments of his own invention and manufacture
and having very extensive assortment Of superior
materials, he feels confident that an ntelligentpnh-
ic will not give to itinerant empyrcs any encourage
meut. Tie taxes pleasure in referring to the follow
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
lea o OF FOts.


vgyHE fRU ,lElS Of he FfnukNn Academy
y wt proceed o. lease 10 ue highest bdicr ut
pubuc Aueuoa on "Wednesday, the l4tn day Of
June next, the following forfeited hts tur tho mex
paed term d, ninety nine years, renewable forever
~ wiz:
5orh ila qf Main Strut
Lott 10 square 5 ; Dt- and 8 IN sQ8aat l lnta
7, and louguare S lots 3 and t1 square a
1is3. a. 90 7and 8 oslaure Il IorI IN lnchonaI
square ga
North sdc # .lfaia Street
Lot n square lot 5 10 square -; 1ts !, .
aad 10 square l6 iots ! md 10 square IS; lots
and n squlre 10 I1l 10 ~ SQUIRE -! tbe aoclr
half of square a.; lAo south half Of square 40 tn,
south halt Of square 57 the south bali Of square
81; squares o. n H. ~ 81, Ss, fractional %
squares 97 lo7, no. H. il3, I13 fractional 50
squares 30 aul I39 fractional squares llg and 100;
and Jt 4 u fractional squire o.
The leasing OF said lots w commence at ten
O'Clock, A, NJ and Il not finished will be continued
the heH dgy BY order Ut the Board
n VI. BRIGHAM Treasurer H. A.
May Is, &c. ASA
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

ID ACON-A choce otof Family Bacon Cor sac
n u.se cents cash, twelve and la1' traIh b
SAM'L B. WRIGHT.
M5gt.b. Is39.-tt-eR.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

IAullIUEHJ " IN Act oFtha LeI1NIturc.l
CLASS NO b3, FOR 1850.
10 g. drawn Mt NATCHEZ, Mississippi,
CD, May rs, 1850, al 6 O'clock +. NJ
rs .}amjag--l2 Dram Bat'0is.
C.J. sElDoy, & Go. Managers.
r.-. 4 =. ~ - IL - |.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
G. G. OInlsted.

(LATE or FRANKLIN, TESgEssEE,)
WTILL practice Law in Lownds and the
w adjoining counties. Office, opposite The
Posi Office.
Columbus, Miss Oct 9th, 1893. 14-ti'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
Surgical Notice.

nR GIEFEN having located al Columbus, III,
~ Tenders his services 70 lltc citizens Of DE South
"a The practice Of Surgery. He nav Ice consulted
II ls oliee al 40 times uu'css professionally CIT
,lrei. us utit IS IN Military street formerly oc-
,anti by DE jones' Distance n3l rsea'i,d.
Columbus Nj Apr y. 1889 ism6
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

Don't be alatned Mr.. Atlas the only "danger"
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Iss,acing itself by getting into power The
prospect at present u that you are as safe for all
time 70 come, as unatc ina strigh jacket {!
ioa can neither blh yourself Aer other people.
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