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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14
SlleriT's Sale.

10y virtue of sundry wrts of fl. IA. issued by
ID the clerk Of the circuit Court Of Lownds coun-
ty and 10 me directed, viii sell for cash at the
court house door, in Columbus, on Monday the 10Th
day OF Sept, the following property To wit; eight
negroes named as follows, 10 wit: Daniel, An
drew Major Edy Becky, Anna Lzzy and Lucy.
Levied on as the property OF John L. Allen, to sat.
isly said fl las in favor of Jno n Spears, 4 p Yves
tray, Henry Parr and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by Iaw.-Daled
the 4rh Sept 1889.
JOHN W. BYRN. Sh'f.
OF L0wndes county.
9-2w Pr fee 81 50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14

DY virtue Of a writ Of Fl. las. issued by the clerk
ID of III circuit court Of LoHndes county, and to
me directed, | will sell for cash at the court house
door in Columbus, on Monday the 10th day Of Sep
TENDER inst. the following property, to wit one ne
gro woman Matilda. Levied on as the property OF
Charles L. Taerro, to satisfy said Ia III favor OF
braham HUMPHREYS.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
Dated the 4th Sept 1889.
JOHN w. BYRN, Shh
Of Lowndes county.
CAV Pr fee IS 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14

DY virtue Of Sundry wrils Of fl ias. issued by the
AD clerk of the circuit court Of Lnwndre$ounty
and 10 me directed, will sell for cash. at the court
house door, in. Columbus On Monday the 10Th day
Of September the following property To wit; ee-
ven negres, named rs follows Mcrcar, JoamJah
Marah, Nancy Louisa, Lewis, Moses, Tom Pat
rick, Ellis and Franklin. Levied on as the property
Of William DowsnG Sr. 10 satisfy said ii las in ia
yor Of Hugely Blair & Harrison, Hugh Rogers and
others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by hw-Dated
the 4th of Sept 1889.
J. w. BYRN SIM.
of Lowndes county
9t2 [Pr fee S} 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14
Sllerin'> sale.

Nutue OF suudry wits of f. "A. issued by
~ the clerk OF the circuit court OF Lcaudcs
county, and 10 sac directed, vii sell Tor cash at The
court house do1, Ia Columbus on Monday the sui
DAY OF September next, The following pnopcrty 10
Wit: two negroes to VT: negrl man named Ja
and mul5lto boy named Henry. barber. lie
wed on as the property Of Smon Cocsrea, To salts
iy said q iaS. n favor 81 Daurl BALDWIN Tor the use
of James Cutktya AMI others.
sale within tic hours prescribe hy hw.--DSteJ
the 10Th August, 1854
JN0 " DNRN, Sh'H.
OF LuWudrs county.
cav " fee - go
P0~fpoaemspf. The sale uf thc above described
property is hereby postponed until the i6h Of Sept
INST ]. ". BNRN, Sh'H.
sept 7Ih lS3q-aw. ipr Zee = q
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14
Sllerif.S Sale.

DY virtue Of one writ Of Fl. IA. issued by tic
ID clerk Of the circuit court Of LnwnJss county
and to me directed viii sell for cash before The
court house door in the town Of Columbus, on Mon
day the 10Th day Of Sept next, the following pro-
perty to wit lot number three, in block twelve, N
the town Of Plymouth, together with The buildings
thereon erected. Levied on the property 81 lin-
sea Wikerson and Henry Barrow Ia SATISFY sad Il.
"a. ia favor Of James II. Westbroke.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
Dated the 10Th August 1889
JNO. ". BYRN, Shf
Of Lowndes county.
6t4 IPr. fee 50 %
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14
SheriH'S Sale.

HOY virtue Of sundry writs Of fl, ia. issued By thc
- clerk of the circuit court Of lowndes county,
and 10 me directed, will sci. for cash ut the court
house door in Columbus, on Monday the 18th day
of August, the following property, to wit; one ne
gro woman Charity, Levied on as tie property Of
Buckncr Harris To satisfy said f as in favor Of Dan
lei w. Wright and others, for use OF A. Weir.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
Dated the 7th August, 1899.
J. W. BYRN, ShH
ni Lowndes county.
5-aw Printers fee SO 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14
Sherif's Sale.

10Y virtue Of sundrs wriis Of Fl. "a. issued by the
y Clerk Of the Circuit court oi Lowndes county
and 10 me directed will sell t'n cash at the court
house door, in Columbus on Morday the End day Of
September. the following pronery 10 VII one ne
gro man, Frederic and wife Nancy and tffee en-
dren Bow Joe. Charles and Mary Levied on as
the property Of Henry43el to satisfy sad i las IN
favor Of The Tombigby Raj Road Bank, and Others
Sale within the hours prescribed by law. Dated
the 10th August, 1850.
}. w. BYRN, Sh'f.
Of Lowndes cnnniy
7-qw. fPr fee - 90
POSTPONEMENT The Sale OF the above
de.trbed property IS hereby postponed uni1 ne 10
day Of Sept inst. -, n,,nN el,a
9.aw fPr. tic 81 30
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14
pOSTPONEMENT.

The sale OF the above described property is here
BY postponed until the 2nd OF Sept next
JNO. w. BYRN Sh'G.
7-aw Printers fee 81 80
Postpoaemem sale OF the above described
properly is hereby postponed until the 10Th sept,
next. j. w. BYRN, Sh'f.
Sept, 9TH lS39.-9-2w Pr. ~ s 30
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14

SHcIlu SUIt.
DY virtue Of Sundl wrts Of ii. Ia issued by the
ID Clerk of the circuit court OF Lowndes county
and to me directed will sell for cash at the court
house door, in Columbuso on Monday the 9th day OF
July, 1889 the following property, TO wit Lots
numbered eight nine and ten, IN square four, north
Of Main street, in the said town Of Columbus, be-
Ing the lots on which Madison Walhal's dwelling
is situated Levied on as the property Of Madison
WathaH, TO satisfy SAID fl as IN favor Of James ~
Smith and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
Dated the 30th May 1889.
JOHN w. BYRN, Sh'H.
Of Lowndes County.
17-4w. Pr fee % 90
POSTPONEMENT- sale Of the above
described property is hereby postponed until Mon
day the fifth day Of August next,
J. w. BYRN, Sniff
July Goth, ls39-2-td. Pr fee So 90
POSTPONEMEN F.-Thc sale Of the above
described property i, hereby postponed until Mon.
day the 10th Of August lnsI.
J. w. BYRN, Sh'G
Aug. 10Th, ls39.--j-td. lpr. fee So 90
Postp0nemeHt. Tile sale OF the above described
properly is hereby postponed undI the 18Th of sept
next. j. ", BfRN, Oh It..
Aug. a. l930-7- !w. Pr. fee $40 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14

az, gCTt all me- T.,..,..,,J Pal .a,J and
RoI,,,, I,.,,,,,,., = fs,.{ ,L,,,.. J., ,,o,..,,ts
""""'"S ,'"F"} 2 ""s"",~ ~ fVs''''
"o'e V't'"""y "'" "V'" y ''''""' 80
prnremem, and J0r oiHtf purposes
WHEREAS, the encouragement 81 internal n-
W provcmcnt IS deemed, by tie legislature,
SUBJECT Of The highest importance and dcerca ~
etest Ia the people oi AtaeHpp snd whereas,
The president directors, ar,i company II We com
mefchi faI-fo1d hHrh oi Fick~tufE nave Hmble'i-
ca The most ptdeni 2'al aUd nii0rF ird"iA % w
prosecution Of The F'ctsburr and Jack nn fa'-foed
al lJmr when a,l thc rreotrces odf coHn'y sccrr-
ed necessary 20 protect ltc cfdl ari character e
banking department ard whereas iHt a'-'aiur
are sensible Of the vast mpnrlahre ~ pt,duy com.
pclng Tie SAID rnad, w,lhuui lmpalrrr ths useh.
ness ui the bank
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14
Indians Panacoa.

>, ~ received new supply Of this invauabi,
Hf'tclne-For sale b. + \ SMITH,
August q 1875
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14

1 F: YOCNC & q. p. BLEDSoF. .R,or.
n. Eeys n Lao, Columbus ,Gis3apyf
Feb -, i3j9-3fvi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14

Sc. . AMI be illaIh,r enacted, That tie said
bonds may be transferable ~ he endorse reul of ihc
president and cashier OF sad bank to the order of
any person Or persons wbousoeycr, or 10 lie tear
er and the sand cudorsem cut Shalt fix he place
where the sand prrcig1! aud interest siali be paid
ana gll tie expenses incurred ieicln shall be de-
raytd by the sand bank
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That both
'e principal and interest Of said bonds slab tc paid
10y SAID bank al the time they shail scveraly iau
due.
Sec 4. Md b. it IutIer enacted, That % sccurc
the payment ul he principal and interest orlhe sad
bonds, when either or both slnH al dge hy TIE
said bank, The execution aGi delivery of said bonds
% tie said president, directors AMI company, nr lhr
Commercial ard rau road bank u Eick>bufv shall
have the force md cHect Of mortgage gppD lie
said Ficksbutg and jackson ia-goad Is ne state Of
Mississippi, which may be farecloscd hy The state,
upon any failure Of the sad president directors.
and company, 20 pay either the interest on the prin-
cipa Of said bonds according 10 Tie tenor ual e.
feet and thc endorsement thereon.
Sec. D. And be il further enacted. That the scc-
ton q lhs act. whereby thc faith Of this state -
pledged ior ihe payment aRj redemption Of the ldan
contemplate by this act, be referred 20 tie hex, leg
hliufe - tins state, IN pursuance n the ninth see
ton Of the seventh article OF the constitution, and
that this article be published under he direction ot
te eovefHnr, ~ al east three newspapers, publish
ed IN this state, for three months previous 10 Tie
next general election, and that tbs act together
with the yeas aud nays thereon, be entered ON l.
Iournals ol :he senate and house OF Representatives
Sec. .. And be Il further eraclc', That It's q.
penSe o. newspaper advertisement, ueutoacd IN
this act shdI he pad by the sad ran road con.,aav.
Sec. I. And be It lurthtg enacted, That The
powers rights, and privileges conferred bs tbs act
and ne act Incorporating the Commercial ard rail-
road bank Of Vicksturg aud TIE several acts supple
mtn'afy OF amendaory thereto, shall b, m iul latce
aud continue until the year one thousand eight hum
bred and eighty; after which time he said rail.road
shall become and be the properly OF the STATE.
JOHN w. KING,
Speaker Of the House Of Repes9afattte:
A. l.. BlNGAMAN,
President Of tie Senate.
Approved February Is, 1850
A, 6. McNlII.
August 70, lS59-e-sm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14
Justice Of The Peace Of Pickens count

20 certify that the property Redic ,. Jackson
oph rom tins county belongs to me by legal tile,
m me payment Of sundry debts tor him, which
GcO@ = he fails to pay them, my properly Is bound
'D' me amount OF properly he has taken away,
ia nominal amount 10 what ! am bound for, given
'"1e' my hand, this 3rl Sept, 1899.
L. J JACKSON
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14
Sllcrin's Sale.

Shcriff'S sale,
Dl virtue OF sundry wrs Of ii. ia issued BY Tie
D clerk of the circuit court of Lownde, county
and to me directed, will sell for cash At the cou.t
house door, IN Columbus, on Monday The 9Th day Of
August next, the following property, to wit. lot
ten, in square five, north Of Main street, and north
pr Of fifty FIVE north, IA feet Oft OF the west side Of
lot number nine in square five north Of Main street.
Levied on as the property of John f. Williams and
Henry Bell, 10 satisfy said Fl ias IN favor OF David
McKIaskcy and others.
Dated the 18th June, 1889
JNO. w. BYRN, SIN.
Of l0wndes county,
50id Primers fee ~ 80
POSTPONEMENT.- The sale Of the above
described property is hereby postponed unal the -
day Of August INST.
j. W. BYR< Sh'd
August 10, 1889. std [Pr iee 81 %
Posfponement sale Of the above described
properly is hereby postponed until the 10Th Of Sept
next j. W. BIRN, Sh'H,
Aug %, ls39.--7-4w. [Pr Zee - 50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14

We tie unJersig ed do certify that we were
GG.N'ntat tue trial Of Warren Adams before VIM
ouai,ners Esq. for stealing and conceang negro
n. J "a SAID by Ell Ouea to be the property o.
nj uavendlsh. there was no such legal titles pro-
w neither was there any thing like stealing or
,o4lleaHng proven against Adams in the trial bat
P,! 'e reverse he proved on trial that he had cent
t t.ii onea, The agent Of Cavendish word that he
~ we glr Jane in possession, and intended TO keep
n, ~, ne also had her publicly at business Oh his
b,'.e aRliI he had business in Mississippi and then
~. " s herwlth him. Given under our hands this
WV ''a September, 1889
JOSEPH JACKSON
JOHN WEAR,
JOHN C.. PROFFITT,
THOS. B. MITCHELL,
G. Il. MITCHELL
SEPT, 7th, lsso.-q3w.
So The Lexington Union" asd " Southern
,. ~ jackson, will please give tue aboye 4 e in
cn, g2' and n, orwaFl Rer accounts to me at Pick
''''Aie Alabama. w. ADAMS.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-16

in great degree even the moral influence of the
honest and upright The STAKEHOLDER sees the
inconsistency and folly of his reprovers. He
feels justified in imputing base motives to aboli-
t'onists generally; and their prayers. entreates
and rebukes fall powerless on his ears. He
classes the innocent with the guty-the honest
advocate of freedom, with the canting hypocrite,
whopFays one way and votes another,
The power of MORAL sUAsIoN consists not in
numbers. The voice of one honest relormer,
whose practice and life are consistent with his
profession, and who gives on all occasions evil
dencc of his sincerity and forgetful.ness of self
in his concern for others, is ever more powerful
in its appeals to conscience, than the stormy re-
Dukes of an inconsistent multitude. If MORAL
sUAsoN then alone is TO be depended upon
for the emancipation of the slave, we should for
ourselves, urge The immediate dissolution of our
societies. The faithful and true hearted would
then be able to address themselves to the con-
science and better feeling of the Shareholder, un-
embarrassed by their association with the unwor-
thy and hypocritcal,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-16

The Holy Bi5ze,-The British and Foreign
Bible Society," since its formation in 1904, has is
sued upwards Of 100000 of Bibles and Tesla
ments.
The American Bible Society since its formation
has published, about 100000
The Bible has been published Tor is now pub
lishng) in 1856 different languages.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-16
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
From Walton's Daily Journal.
FRIDAY Nov. 8, 1889.
SENATE.
PRAYER bv the chaplain.

Prayer by the chaplain.
Bil@-From the House, to pay Orias Seymore
$50 for distributing the Journals, read a third
time and passed; to pay Arson Davis $50, for ex-
penseS in keeping George Holiness twice read and
referred to the committee on claims; annexing a
part of Norwich TO the town of Hartford, twice
read and referred 10 the committee on the Judici-
airy; providing for chaplain 10 the State Pris-
on, with salary of $4O0 per annum, twice read
aud referred 10 the com. on finance, incorporating
the Proydent institution of savings, at Braueboro,
reported by Mr.. Adams, with an amendment, Civ
ing any future legislature power 10 alter or re-
peal The amendment, was adopted, without
division, when Mr.. Cobb called for the BILL 1t
was opposed by Messrs. Egcrton and Cobb, in de-
bate, supported by Mr. Townsey, and the yeas
and nays being demanded by Mr.. Hemmenway on
the passage ofthe bill to be engrossed and read a
third time, on motion Of Mr. Towns'ey, it was laid
upon the table; laying tax OH the county of La
noble, reported by Mr.. Bowen, read third time,
and passed annexing part of the town of Nor
witch to the town of Hartford, reported by Mr..
Robinson, and ordered to third reading.
Resolutiom.-By MIR. Swift, provided for the
supply oil county clerks, with the Vermont reports
passed.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-16

Extract of a letter recently received from Lo't-
don.-'American Slavery as it is is not only well
received, but is doing good; for there are still
those who say that I" false coloring" has always
been thrown around The slave system; such;
though professedy opposed to slavery, have new
err felt bound, as with those who are bound. The
testimony of a thousand witnesses presents the
system disrobed-in all its naked deformity-
coverless, save in the drippings of blood, its ma
tive dress hope and expect that it will be re-
viewed-by some master hand-and come bacl!
to you, sending forth its wailings until there shall
be melting heatts.-EmGn.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-16

Charles Hammond, Esq, the shrewd and able
conductor Of the Cincinnati Daily Gazette in his
paper Of the 22d ul:, has the following article:
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-16

Prayer by the chaplain
BW-From the House, anuexine Part of the
town Of Mansfield to The town of Underhill, read
third time and passed by Mr.. Bowen, cstub:
fishing the Wcathcrsfield Light Infantry Compass
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-16
HOUSE..


Messrs. Miner, Fuller and Kendall, obtained
leave Of absence after Tomorrow morning.
Exports of ContmHteeS.-By Land Tax COM
mittee against tax on Mount Tabor, and the House
concurred; for tax on Ripton, and leave to bring
in bill was granted.
BW.-By Mr.. Tyler, persons furnished with ri
des, and proper rife accoutrements, and doing
service in standing companies, to be returned e.
qupped-ordered to a third reading, 110 TO 81.
The Senate returned the Woodstock corpora
ton bill, adhering to its amendment-laid on the
table.
ResOlutions.-From the Senate, with report
on resolution Of state of Indiana against the in
reference with slavery by the free states read
and laid on the table.
The bill abolishng capital punshments was Ia
ken up, and the discussion resumed BY Mr.. Rice
in favour of the bill. Mr.. Sanborn moved to dis
miss the bill. The motion to dismiss was sustain
ed by Messrs Brown and Bard, opposed by Messrs.
Butler and Needham, and negatved ayes 81,
noes 50. Adj.
FR1nAy 9 O'Clock P M
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-16

and passed extending the charter of the Bank oil
Rutland, reported BY Mr.. Mcmillan, of the COM
mittee on banks, with proposals of amendment
by striking out all after section first and inserting
fifteen more sections; the sections proposed to be
stricken out and the sections to be inserted, were
read, when Mr.. Pierpoint moved an amendment
TO one of the sections, proposed by the committee
to be stricken out, so to restrict the stockholders
and directors, that no one of them at any time
shall be indebted to the bank over 6 per cent Of
capital; opposed by Messrss. Egerton, Jenness and
Cobb. Supported by Mr.. Perpoint, who said the
directors and stockholders were willing to accept
of the amendment he proposed. Adj.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Bascomb called up the report and resolu-
tons, from the com. of Education, on the public
lands, and moved its printing; motion opposed by
Mr.. Needham. and withdrawn.
Messrs. Green, Roberts, Gillett and Eager OBJ
tanned leave of absence after Monday morning.
PetitionS.-Of landholders of Greensboro for
an abatement of tax, sc. referred to Land Tax
Committee: of Emery Wheeloch and others,
and of Asahel Hubbard and others, TO Temper
ance Committee.
Engrossed Bills Passca.-To pay Jeremiah
Bushee 30, for the relief of Ira McLoud, altering
names OF certain persons. Relating TO rihemen
doing duty in standing companies, (130 to 5l,) to
credit the Superintendent of the state prison $3.50.
BW.-In pursuance ofleave, a bill taxing lands
in Ripton, orlered 10 Il third reading.
Resolsations.-By Mr.. Brown, for procuring
from the General Government payment for milf
tary services on the northern frontier, adopted
from the Senate, furnishing VT Reports to Coun-
ty Clerks, passed.
Reports Of Committees Military Com
mttee, against the account of Ephram Markham
and the House concurred bill appropriating Sl45O
for military services on the northern fronter-re-
committed. By com. Of Ways and Means bill fol
the relief Of Chas. Bethany and Others and of Or
son Thayer, ordered to Sd reading-by same
com. the report of Superintendent and Chaplain
of the state prison, recommending the printing o.
300 copies Of the same, which was concurred in
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-16
For the Phoenix.

Mr.. Editor: There has been a lot Of Gum in
the Democrat, of late, about the falling oil Of
the No. of Cattle in this State-and all about
how the Banks and Spectators have done il.
Well, thought ii was all just so, till one day
asked our Listers about the thing-when the
truth came out. How that in April 1896 our
town had 10 pairs of Old Cattle on the list,
and in April 1888 only 81 pairs and that a
man that had taken job on rail road down
in old Massachusetts, had been up with a
whole pocket full of Bank Rags, and bought
up these same cattle at a medium price of l40
dollars per yoke, and drove them all oil. The
bank rags had since been used for various pur-
poses-such as buying little more LAND, some
young stock, paying debts, &C., and among the
rest of the items 20 mortgages had been raised.
Well, well, thinks /, it is truly lamentabe that
our Farmers have been so foolish as TO have
sold their old stock and got for il ,620 dollars
stopped the lawyers fees on foreclosures of
mortgages the duns of tax CATERERS.
merchants and mechanics and now live indie
pendant Of any one. And all to give the good
and truth telling Democrat Political Hobby.
RIGHT.