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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-19

- The u. S. Gazette states that
Messrs. Baldwin. Vail and Hufly, Of
Philadelphia. have received by the
Great Western applications from ex,en.
sive railroad companies in England Tor
supply Of locomotive engines.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-19

The Rockingham Regis,e, mentions
that fifteen hundred dollars were raised
at late camp meeting in that county
in aid OF the centenary fund Of the Me
lhodis ST church.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-19

The Harrisburg Key Of Wednesday
last, says--"thus far, moi an off, for sj,,c 10
dollar OF The State loan has been made. II
th's loan is not soon taken, the public work
'oust stop--the contractors and workmen
f.'nousiy feel The pressure-and all classes
% tie community directly or indirectly be.
come the sufferers"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-19

" is stated in The Philadelphia inquirer Of
yesterday thai the la!o extensive seizures nj
imported cloths, and Tho probability of The
iihelied goods being long excluded from the
market, have caused rise in the article zen.
orally, Of about 10 per cent.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-19

Nor BAD.--They have got story in s.
Carolina, that Clergyman in nIjssissipp
killed The clerk with Bowie knife duiing
the service, for giving out ooh Ills low (ul
sound" Immediately after The CLERGYMAN
had announced his intention Of going 10
Texas.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-19
The New York Express Of Friday, 2, p.

nj says
The failures in Philadeiphia OF four nr five
houses, have had some eifec, here, and an
effort Is n"w making tor u concert among
the Banks for q more literal course of poli
cy, go that there are already svmp,oms ot
n little relief. Several Of the Banks have
extended their line Of discounts The state
OF the money market is by no means az riph,
here as in Philadelphia The Stuck marke,
presents sy m2toms OF a little relief.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-19

There were no less than twenty six for.
eign arrivals az New York on "Wednesday
Ii Is estimated that more than one thousand
emigrants arrived in these vessels.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-19

The Wing Convention ct Kentucky has
nominated list Of Presidential Electors for
the election of 1910.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-19
TO the Editors of The Whir.

"'' Eu"ofS ~ INC VhtS.
Gen;lcmcn-I have been informed
ny respectable source. that it is repor-
ted IN Richmond that have.abs doncd
my Cocooncry, and given out all idea of
making any further attempt to raise
siik' Ibis Is not SON The contrary
] have led about 900. 900 Silk Worms
ibis year, and with as good success as
any person perhaps in Europe or Amer
lea, al least so far as ] an informed; and
alter making the experiment, am full,
ly satisfied that ny land will produce
the double as much as it will either In
grain or grass. For the information ot
those busy bodies 1 will here take oc.
sion to say, that I an finishing off my
Cocoonery, aud expect to feed two or
three millions Of Worms next ycat-and
u they have sold more trees than shey
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15

Dsd sf d.. Cs-aa.-'Ta., veteran .- .,.-.
a---. go. z-.---s, -.as, d, length. >aus ..,. .-.
IntirHacs 3D.. age. Alter a-era- tr- ,ao FIR
three months. .a daily exrsctauo1 CO BREATHING
D. As'. De- tfd ~ { Columbia. elr.v "a the morn
rg o.. 'ae lih inst, % the ssta year 81 a-s axe.
There IS something extremely touching. as
We. assn excellent moral, IN the following an
sCdoie. Il Is m s,nct accordance with one ug
the earliest pyecepis OF the Saviour Of men.
Kiss FORA Blow visitor once went
into q Sabbath School a, Boston. vheu be saw
boy and girl on one seat, who were brother and
sister. In moment, Of ihoushtltss passion, the
l.,,lo boy struck BIS SISTER. The tile gu was
provoked and raised her hand to return the blow
Her face showed tia; rage vas working within,
and her clenched FIST Was aimed at her brother,
when her teacher caught her eye" :'Slop my
dear" SAID she, "you had much better kiss your
brother than to strike him.
The look and the void reached her heart
Her hands dropped. She threw her arms round
his neck and kissed HIN, The boy was moved.
He could have stood against blowout be
could not withstand a sisters kiss. He eompar
ed the proyocaiion he had gwen her with the re
turn she had made and the tears rolled down his
cheeks. This affected the sister, and with her
little handkerchief she wiped away his tears. Blu,
the sight of this kindness only made HIN cry the
iaster-he was completely subdued.
Her teacher then told the children always to
return kiss for blow; and they would never
get any NOR blows. If men and women, FAINT
lies and communities, aud nations would act on
this principle, this world would almost cease To
be vale of tears. "Naton would not lift up
the sword against nation, nefher would they learn
war any more."-I Youths Cabinet.
LAWFUL REVENGE Many years since, gen
uenIan of NewIugtion, parish OF NeSlield Conn,
who was very religious and conscientious man,
married one of the most Ill natured and trouble
sonme women which could be found IN the NlcIn-
iy Thus occasioned universal surprise where
ever he was known; and one OF his neighbor>
ventured 10 ask him the reasons which governed
his choice lie replied, that having had but lit-
tie trouble IN the world, he was fearful Of be.
coming too much attached to things of time and
sense, and he thought by experiencing some allie
tons, he should, become more weaued from the
world and that be married such a woman as he
thought would accomplish Tins object
ne nesl part OF lhe Story i lhdt lhe Nht utd'-
ing the reasons why he married her was much
offended, and, out Of revenge, became one of the
most pleasant aud duuul wives IN the town, de-
cIarng that she was not gong to be made pack
horse to carry her husband to heaven.
ARRAY and loss of Js.-We deeply regret
to learn that Mr., LEIGH, son of the lion. b,
W. Leigh, OF Virginia, has been killed IN street
fight at WooduIlc, IN this State, by MIR. f. Davis.
[Vicksbmg Sentinel
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15

E Naa-e s-..r-r#f ,H #r.#-e Haa. ltvr.
J. L---.as. ..- .H' Fl
C9r-t E-u.> .Hs A-ass
~ W are 4a. --..I f1 announce AEs1tf
CNNrFFlrt lisa. as esr tsa.r .r Cs10ts .r- s-
sle HsN' Nrvcuuer election.
t~g- We are ag.I.rE.t % srHeaHce 81. Heron
rNsoN 1l liayaara m, cans. Date Dor chancellor
- We are aat.a-rg3 'n announce jones' r.
Down 7s caH-..a,l for .e -'c, o.. Irtaslr-, 1.
Lown3rs coaao.
90 We ar a-.I1rzei O. announce SrrguING u.
LEsrER As candidate ar Cers 81 tHe c.-cajl eoarg
os LowadeS county 40 tie ensuing lection.
cS5- We aye suguoratj % 4uatunc, FEANCyS p
SPoTrs as a candidate 5- the office %. C.e.k Tor at
Great court Of LaWn3ts county.
" We are auth,rzad 90 announce l.. :. WI
EINs A. candidate hr Clerk ID the Circuit cauJ,
inr Lnwud,s county,
90 We are authorized 10 Announce Co. JoHN
W. BYSs, as candidate !0T Sheriff OF Lowutrs
county Al the next election.
- We arr authorized 70 announce EHrNFzrE
j. OpENEAL, As ddate for the office eft ShtUH
/ ct LowndsS county, at the ensuing election.
60 We are aujhoIi2ed.ta announce joins INV
TON MULLIN, as a candidate for reelection 20 The
office OF Treasurer, of Lownles County.
~ We are authorized u announce GEoRGr
SrILLNtN, rs 4 candidate t1r Sheriff Of Lowndys
county, az the ensuing November election.
20 We are authorized TO announce BENJANIN
5 LoNG. as candidate for the office OF clerk 81
the Probate court Cor lawndcs county.
lSj- We are authorized u announce WILLIAM T
PuILrR, a. candidate for clerk OF the Probate court
/ for Lowudes county.
~ We aye authorized 20 5anouuoe MAJOR Ma
rHANlEL l.. MTCHGLL, as candidate lor The ohct
of Sheriff Of LowuJes county at the ensuing election
| ~ We are authorized to aun>unee NnLIAM
G WRIGHr as a candidate for Sheriff OF Lowndes
/ altf cd. mot f.is.r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
French Lessons and Drawing.

MONSIEUR A. FOURCADE. native Of PARIS.
w vii gAe lessons IN Fronch, hi~ i've Ian.
Suage t. tdlNe WHO may favor him With their pat.
rouage az his rloms at the Washington Hail IN pre-
vaie families, academies and Ia the vicinity of the
city, at such hours as wl5 suit their convenience,
Monsieur Fogrcaic vii also give lesson, IN draw.
me-, landscapes, portraits and tlDwers.
Orders lett al the Washington Hal,
Columbus MAY 20 1889 i6u
subscription Is open "a, the Book store ol Phslcr
& Goodwin for the formation Of class Of boys from
the ares Of ten Ia fourteen; those wishing to pun,
viii please leave their names wth them
Mons. has the pleasure oi informing those who
may conhdc pupils to ht- care that he can give the
most uuqutstoulble references,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
Notice:

81, ISAAC NJ. KNAPP, having dspo;-
~,&N ed Di his entire interest Ia tie Jewel
H. u ~ business, takes pleasure ~ recon-
80 ~ mendfDg to the public bis successors
--1-'-'-- in business, Messrs. Trot,er & Sal
tonslaI. The business will b. superintendent BY
the iunior partner gentleman OF experience ana
ecucrlor qualifications 10 this line Of business, hHd
have no doubt he vii. give general satisfaction, at
least 50 far az is possible Tor aDy 1nt 10 DO.
tc5- Nor comes The Tug Of ttp.
Some Of my customers wiii please 70 iake no'ce,
that they are sui owing their accounts OF 1883 anu
will also inform those tHa nave accounts vi ls59,
hat il is necessary that they should BE- settled lne-
dIaiely as the subscriber intends having toe Sla'e
on the first Of July next, and al accounts remaining
unpaid after that date vii be put INTO the hands oi
an officer for collection and oil persons having
claims against the subscriber wal please present
them Tor payment and i ! cannot pay ihenl' -
vii freely forgive the debt" ,.,-,no
ISAAC N. KNAPP.
Columbus, June 18th, l539-49-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
Trust sale

N~.NlEE .s..T gwen. raf H pursuance t
y "a. ,..S .f Jgrfla c.t. Fog I-..a t--
r-sr-t p. ~Eus. n. Nyafs. -sre ar Pee ,.Ial,
# L.N.I Stale ~ ss-,.-Hl- H7 OH. b. 500
A.-e.t ,>f- .s 10 ". tT.., v tae sHr'. o..
I.FHJsy $50 >.ItG sTyf,s S. i.-s',r. 'H ~vt.zt
rle r0yU.r. e -,.s.g r-'u.s. r..e, ,..5H
u...t ...H rH |a-e bad. la t.e r-'.r u' Ore luu-
aEh, 81 Ha.l tHHfaHE. NH. 1s .ras'to ai q.
Puff sar. q. uttaaH t#est. 70 .s lano e- Cos
ara.. tI.s>>.rH.. ou Saur.av .e bh J.y u.N.
vEH.a tie aaar- pr.>-f h.d hl .giy, 81 tie rtti. H.
DE-. Js.a ar4 interest Winch Ir sEj Sauur -
Nra.l.srr.r. Ia. 20 aul De- t..t following te>cUc~i
au.s iaVI: TIE vest h.l H jhr u'rth east 3'ff-
'Ur of >tytstn number twenty seven, m township
number seventeen, north O.. range number eighteen
cl.t, containing - 10.lCo ceres a.so ihe east han
ui the uurtH west gHEr5r 81 section number twenty
s'N, 90 township number seventeen, hollh ot range
uunhtT tipbittu EAST, containing - ill0e acres,
also The west half of the south east quarter 81 sec
! jilu number twenty two, IN TOWNSHIP uumbcfScNea-
fsgn nag,l vfrarrt number eighteen east, eooiasn-
ug ~ s2l0o acres, aAo the east half Of The south
east quarter Of section number twenty two, n town
Ship number seventeen, north al range nunh eigh-
teen east containing - Ssleo acres aI>a lht east
hs ol he north west qHsrtts ol section numhti
tyrU'y seven, iu township uup hrr seventeen, north
of range number eighteen east, containing ~ 'O-loo
acres also he west hail OF The south west quarter al
>tcion number twenty Two, az township humeeI s.
ventctn north OF range number eighteen east, con-
tanning ~ sj-00 acres, snj also tie cast hah oi the
south west quarter Of SECTION number twenty Two.
"a township number seventeen, uortbm range NUM-
Der eighteen east, containing - Sl-l00 acres. All
The shavc described laud situated 10 the county of
Lawnde> aod State ol Mississippi, together with all
and singular Mc tencmtnts, Embellishments and APP
par,rnnces thereto belonging; and ali the cree
rnus, buildings and improvements whatsoever upon
the same.
Dated this l5ih dayo June 1870
II, ". CATER, Trustee.
4qu lPr Zee sl5 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
SheriR's Sale,

DY virtue of sundry writs Of Fl. "a issued by
D the clerk OF the circuit court OF Lownds coun-
~ and to me directed, wiII sell for cash at The
court house door, in Columbus, on Monday The 18TH
day Of July next, the following property to wit :
south half Of the east half Of the north west quar-
ter and north half Of the east half Of the south
west quarter Of section humber twenty three, town
ship number sixteen, south Of range number seven
teen west. Levied on as The property Of Robert
Bruce Witter to satisfy said f. ias. in favor Of b.
b. Drake & Co, and others. Sale within the hours
prescribed by law-Da,ed the IIth June 1880.
JOHN W, BYRN. Sheriff, l.. {.
tq.-iw Pr ZEE 3 20
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
Mail Arrangements.

Northern ria Florence -DCe; Every Sunday,
Tuesday and Friday, at $ p u.
CLOSES Every Sunday Tuesday aud Friday, at
O'Clock m
Southern cta jacbsoa-DuE; Every Monday
Wednesday and Saturday an sam.
Closes Every Sunday, "Wednesday and Friday
at7pm.
EastaH ria Tuscaloosa DuE: Every Sunday
"Wednesday and Friday at pm.
CLos&s; Every MonlaE "Wednesday aud Fri
day at m.
uoJae RIA Pickcasr.He Greensboro (1ia) s., E.
Dun; Every Sunday "Wednesday and Friday at :
p IN.
CLosEs: Monday,W Wednesday and Frdayatsnm.
Poptotoc ria .45erdcen-DuE Sunday, Wednes.
day aud Friday, at D m.
CLosEs Monday "Wednesday & Friday atspm
Winchester ria Macon and D4icrMe- Dun: Mon
day and Friday at p m
CLosgs-Sundoy and Thursday at pm.
Grceasborough ria Plymouth and StarirWe-
Dun: Sunday noon. Clo~Es, Tuesday noon
Houston RIA Coibrt--DuE: Sunday at p M
CLOSES: Tuesday at IN.
MLLroRr, Ala--Due: Thrd1g noon Closes
Thursday noon. n. LESTER, 2, VI,
oY,~.,ap,. y,.aaqe 10 C, ro'1 0nn,l,lg "a
oaeoaee; sG,ae, postage o aec,oe,q ,}rGoGetle,,.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15

DS virtue Of one writ of f. "a. issued by the
ID clerk of the circuit court OF Lowndes county,
and 10 me directed win sri for cash before the
court house door 10 me town Of Smrkgl.c Oktihbc.
he county on the third Monday Of July next aH the
rigti, title. claim and interest that James J. Pu.ler
ha, IN and 10 the following Described land. to wit I:
south east quarter Of section eight, township egh-
teen. north Of range twelve east, west half Of the
sou'b west quarter Of section nne township sixteen,
north r. range twelve east Levied on as The pro-
pertv NJ IauesJ poer To satisfy said writ u f. "a.
in favor Of John Cross against james j. Fuller.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
JOHN NJ MOORE Shif
of Okibheha county.
S,arkyle, June l0,-49jw pr fee 50 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15

Ely virtue Of one writ Of Flori Facas issued by
u the clerk of the circuit court n Lowndes COM
~. and to me directed, will sell for cash at the
court house door IN Columbus, on Monday the -
day Of July next, the following property, 70 wit =.
North halfof square fifty Eve north Of Maine street,
yingon the Military Road.
Levied on as the property Of John F. Williams 10
satisfy said f. "a. in favor Of John Mepv W.. J.
Huuphries & ] F. Wilkins. Sale within the
hours prescribed by law. Daiad the l1ih June,
1889. J. W. BYRN. SIM.
Of Lowndes county.
Civ. Pr fee - 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15

NOTICE is hereby given, that ia pursuance q
~ the provisions Of q certain deed in Trust. cx
ecued by William McDlulel nf tie county Of W IN
ston, State OF Mississippi, on the tweuty-ir>t cay OF
December ls57, to II. " Cater, of the county OF
LowudrS "A State aiurr,ad,a a. trustee, 10 secure
the payment of a certain promi,Sary cote, therein
mentioned & descubed,,o the order of the Gomhi1
by Ea Road Company, | wu as Trustee offer at
public sale, at tine court house ~ the town Of Co
ambus Mississippi on Saturday the SIKH day 81
July next within the hours prescribed by law all
the right title, claim and interest which the said
VILLAIN Mcdaniel has 10 and Ia the following drS-
crhcd lands to wit; The whole Of srctnn number
twenty seven the north east quarter Of section TWEEN.
~ eight east half otthe south east quarter Of srC.
uon twenty one and the west half Of the south west
quarter Of section number twenty two, and the
southeast quarter of the south east quarter Of section
number twenty eight all IN township fourteen AMI
# range eleven east situated IN Winston county, in
tie State Of Mississippi and having five huNdred
acres on The same IN cultivation, together with all
and singular the lcncmculs, hercdItamens and APP
pnrcnsuce~ thereto belonging and ait the ereC-
tons, buildings and improvements Whatsoever upon
the Samp
Dated this 18th june 1850
II. w. CATER. Trustee
398 Pr lee $40 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
SherIH.s sale

2-g1 BY virtue of \ wit of feri facls, su.
fisHf1 ed by the clerk ii the Cncuil Court OF
sii;kT Lowndes county, and 10 me directed,
k=Aaxs9 val sell for cash, at the court house door
~ The town Of Columbus, on Monday, the third day
ot june next part OF lot number six. square mum.
her two fronting Market street, running back sixty
sN feet, on which situated house formerly occu.
pied by Lacrrs Rogers as Grocery. Levied on
as the property Of A, + Robbins deceased, in the
handsoi Samuel W. Robbins, Administrator, un-
administered. Sale within he hours prescribed by
law j. ". BNRN Sb'H
April -, 1887! Nv, Of Lowndes County.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
Mni.slIal'S Sale.

John Parker, ,s. James J Pulcr, JAS Jones and
surCtlCSt
On Todi Erpo. to ,Norcmho Term, 1880.
DY virtue of the above specified writ to mc di.
I'D recied from the honorable circuit court of the
United States, tor the Satcot Mississippi Will sc
on Monday lae 2ith inst before the Court HOUSE u
Lowndys County, tie following negro slaves to WITT
one negro man named AleSanier one negro ho,
AuraS,. one negro woman named Brssah. one ."o
go 4s,.a.. ul1i,1 .tuu arl i,,, Child named Mar
tina lane Levied on az the property Of J1me'
Jones to satisfy thcaboye execution and cost, Sale
within the legal hours
ADOLpHtS 6 WEIR.
Marshal No Dist.
By hr, Deputy, josEru w. CARROLL.
Columbus, June l3 1899
lo.2 lP1s fee, 81 50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
Millinery and DrcS. Making.

MRS. BINGHAM, lion Huntsville, Ala, re-
Va specially Informs the adde's of Columbus and
us vicinity, that She has recently commenced the
above business at her residence on tho corner OF ST
Geneyieve and Fayete streets She wal make on
the Shore>t na:ce straw silk. aud iincy h1nneis ~
the latest fashions; dresses made N he neatesl
manner and AFTER TIE most approved style.
June ), 1850 ASH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
Harrison Johnston,

DR1P Err ND TaIL OR. ,
DRESENrS bis respects to his old friends and
patrons and begs leave 30 ipinrm them, that
he has 1st received very handsome assortment Of
articles m bis line and hopes to see them at lis old
stand on Man street, next door To the IomhRhy
Bank, where they can have made at short notice, and
IN The most fashionable lyle, any garments aud also
b, accommodated with the following articles, which
are or a superior style md quality;
sup bue back Polish AMI Invisible green, grey
ana Cadet mixed Cloths;
Cashmareis a very splendid aud new article for
: mmer wear;
sup black double and single mll.ed CASHIERS
Fancy ribbed aud Ncopohtan do,
Linen Dulls PLAN and ribbed, very supcriofG
pan and figured velvet plain black and white
figured Salus, aud figured ShalY Ve.tiug1
IDnucn, cotton, and oooured SHIRTS,
tosc,uan, plain and uHl.d Boz ms Collars aud
/ Stocks Of every description, Curats, ihodkcr
chiefs, Smpculcrs, Gloves, Hosiery, Sc Sc
/ b IN consequence If a late Transaction, (,eHI
,aL,eh tejH mn irupLlo tLs 5uhitc chain Lo
1 prlifi 10 trork toy fISH
May 2, 1889 lou
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
SheriH,s SnIc.

10y virtue Of a wril Of 6. e.. issued tv tie c.ers
- ot the Circun Caul, Of Lowndes county, and
10 me- directed, WI sell for cash at the Court house
door IN Cohmbus IN Monday the third day Of June
next l'' npmber irr, ~ square number four. south
OF main st'eet, bounded as follows tcginning az
TIE south west ,orner Of sad lot, running thence
sln'h twenty nine feet along Tie eastern boundary
Of Market street, 10 lot owned by x. NJ Booker.
litncc east parallel with Man street, seventy three
'ect % a lo owned hy A. K Wellington, thence
north twenty nlue feet parallel with Market street
thence west seventy three feet 10 tie beginning, on
which IS situated the house occupied ns the publica
ton office &C the southern Argus Levied on as the
property OF George Tuckef. 10 sa,isfY said e. fa ia
favor Of ;. + BuitcrNurih. sac within tie hours
prescribed by lsw,
JOHN ". BYRN, ShH
OF Lowndes County
Mry 9nd, 1889. -43-lw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
Notice

Is hereby given 10 all those Interested that VIII
i apply a, the next term of Probate Court Of OK
tibbeha county in the STATE Of Mississippi, for my
dover to the east half Of the south west quarter,
and the eas' half Of the north east quarter Of sec
ton thiriy-six, in township nineteen north Of range
thirteen east. RHODA LFDbE ER
Jure 9th ls39-49-4w. lPr. fee - SO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
Committed

yVNO the Jail of Winston county BY James y.
McLelland, Justice OF the peace Of said c3Gn-
". on the 31sl OF May $780, one negro man by the
name oil John, and says he belongs 10 one Jnhn
D,ckey, near Natchez, Nj. said aegro lad on when
taken Up, dark inse pantacons, hnse roundabout
coat and back WOO hat much worn. The Owner
/ requested 10 come forward prove property pay
charges anc take said negro away
COLBY M'DANlEL, Jsilor.
ul Winston COUNT
Inn, Il l-2q-iq-gv rPr. tee s. u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
NNANS. HARRISON \ GRAY. ulu rrpuarl,

ENANS, HARRISON \ GRAY, uIl regularly
IA attend ihe Hob Caur, Of Error, ana Appeals,
aud the Cbaucel Court al jackson auj The [. ;.
Court at Ponlutnc. They vii ais continue their
practice IN the several caufls comp slaE lhf OH Ju-
dtca. DStnc'. bot All lake na collecting business in
the Stale Courts except from The Bank, Cor which
they are Auorncys) Ia the State Courts they Wi,
canhue her attention to business Of htgalcj
character.
June slh ls3a..-aS Gw.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
NtraNcd

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