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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
FOR SALE.

YHNHE Two Story HoUsF, occupied by. Nathan
4 iel Harding and others, kuown az the Faoto
House, - situated between Washington and Front
streets, few rods the east of Capt Nm Drum
nlond's. said house IS very convenient and well
calculated for two f1fnilies.
Also, lot Of Land on Fgh St, between the
Gushing lot and the house formerly occupied by The
late Widow urner 7 he lot is large one, and
would make two good lots For further particulars.
inquire Of Richard Nuticr or
iAy ls-tft5 SIMEON T:-lEMONT.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
TN P @ U,N DE D ,

q the Town Pound, in Wales a sorrel Mare,
E with light g'ey name and ial, supposed 10 be
tour or five years old. The said mare tnkeh
up by Samuel Potter, of said Wales, for breaking
into, aud doing damage in his encIosure-.and com
u.itlcd 10 my custody The filth day of July inst. -
The owner thereof is requested To pay what is e'
gally and jnsl, denandablr. and take her avny.
WILLIAM STROUT, Pound Keeper.
Wales. July 4. 1929 31i6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
svsoftce Of Foreclosure.

HOHN MOULTON Of Lisbon, in the County of
CD Lincoln State of Maine, conveyed to Charles
Potter of Powdoin, aud Parsons Smith of path IN
said County Executors Of the last will and festa-
ment of flezekiah Wymnn of said Faith by deed Of
Mortgage, dated 18th of July a. b. 1880. and re-
corded with The record of Deeds for Lincoln Conn-
~, July 20 1880, vol. page Ssl, lot of land att
nate in Lisbon aore mid, for Particular descriptions
Of which reference may be mad 10 said Mortgage
deed; and the said Potter and smith, by their Iced
dated .qugust 81 1880, conveyed the said Nortgaged
premises 10 Deborah " yman of said Bath The
said Mortgage Deed being to secure the payment Of
Two hundred and six dollars and fifty cents it'll i'm
teresi, and the condition Of the same being broken,
bv reason whereof the said Deborah W lyman inns
to loreclose said Mortgage.
DEBORAH WY NAN.
Ry J. 8. sEwALL her Attorney.
BAH July g. 1899 3wI5
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
.FFOrtg.Ngces, .NOfice.

YwNilE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
w he claims possession Of the lot of land de-
scrlbed below, by vrine of Mortgage deed from
Sewall Longfelow to him. Said deed is dated &C.
tober 25th, fl D. 1887 Said Land is situate in
W hteiied in the County of Lincoln, and bounded
by Ian recently in possession of BRYAN sweetheart;
asterly by land in possession of Kavanagh sonih.
erly by land in possession of honas Clark, and
Westerly BY the town line; it being the same land
conveyed to Ebenezer Greenleaf by Henry Clark,
and Containing forty-two acres or less. refer
renee being had to the deed from Henry Clark to
said Greenleaf for particular descrip,on,-
And the subscriber rther gives public notice that
the conditions Of the above described mogaged deed
have been broken, by reason Of which he claims to
foreclose allihe right which said yMortgsgor has to
redeem the same. WILLIAM STEVENS I'd.
Whitefeld July Q, 1889. :wI6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
STATE OF MAINE.

H INCOIN IS To Ebenezer Clap. Executor on
u 4 the estate Of Jphn MFsdden, !ae of G orgs-
town in said County, deceased, GREETINd.
You are hereby ordered to notify the heirs Al law.
lega:ees and deySers, aud a perSols Interested that
your second account Executor The estate os
said deceased will he offered for allowance al
Probate Court ut ah on the twentieth day of flu
gust next ut | o clock in the morning, when and
where they may be present If they CAUSE. No
tce TO be given y Publishing copy Of this Older
in the Lincoln Telegraph, printed at Bath, thirty
days before said Court Of Probate.
Given under my hand this second day OF july.
Ell, hteen hundred and thirty
NATH GROTON,
july Ala fudge # Probate.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
STATE OF MAINE.

n Z OF MAINE.
d 1NCOLN $50 John Temple, Administra-
~ tor on the Estate of James Temple late of
bowdolnham IN said ounty deceased Grfeting
You are hereby ordered TO notify the heirs at law
and creditors of said deceased, and all persons in
terested that your second account of .4dnnistra-
ton on the Estate of said deceased will be offered
Tor allowance at Probate Court at 1opshan, on
onday the twenty III day of August 4. ID. 1880,
at III o clock in the morn ng when and where the,
may be present. If they cause. Notice to be- Civ
en- by publishing copy of This order in the Lincoln
Telegraph, at BATH thirty days before said Court of
Probate
Given under my hand this twentieth day of Feb
ru ry in the year of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty. nine.
10 NATH'L GRO ON, Judge of Probate
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
SPOKEN.

SPOKEN.
9Th inst, ship Swanton, Swanton. I'm NOrleans
Sor Liverpool.
18th of Cape Sable, brig Moxey, FIN Thomaston
for pictou.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
CAIIII0N.

KWHEREAS my wife Jane Thompson has left
w my bed and board without any unsuitable
cause, this is 10 caution all persons against harbor-
ing or trusting her on my account, shall pay no
debts of her contracting after this date.
SALMON II. TiUMP SON.
Powdoin, July 9TH, 1889. swl6*
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19
CoLrNrr.. - Oc,obcr. -.


Ata meeting Of the members Of the Bar Of
Columbus, AMI the officers Of the Courts Of
Lowndes County at the Couu House Of said
County, a. three O'Clock P. Mon motion, Pc
ter Mayo was called to the Chair, aud Stephen 4.
Brown appointed Secretary. It being stated
that tie ob,ec, Of the meeting vas, 10 adopt the
mode best calculated 10 manifest Ibute Of re
spect for the memory Of Col. JonN W. BTRN.
late Sheriff Of SAID county, the following resolu-
tons were offered BY MI. Tucker, and unanl-
mousy adopted
R,soired. That We deeply deplore the myste-
rious and unlimely death of our neighbor aud
friend, Col John W. Byrn, Sheriff of Lowndes
County.
Resolu,d That in token Of our respect for the
memory Of the deceased, We will attend his fl-
neral in procession from his late residence, and
will wear ne usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days.
R,soired, Ths, T. NJ Tucker, Ovid p
Brown, asd Argyle Campbell, be appointed a
committee TO Wait on the widow Of our deceased
rIend, and tender a copy Of these proceedings as
an expression oil our coincidence for her melan-
choly Bereavement.
Resoired, Tha; these proceedings ba signed
by the Chairman, and counterssned BY the Sec
rotary land published in the newspapers in Co.
lnmbus.
PETER MAYO, Chairman
pn.,,,E N.rreJnr,,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19
nEArn nr COL LoHN ". BYRN-

Our city was thrown into a state Of intense eE-
c,tsmsn' on Monday last, BY The discovery q
The dead BODY Of ouf sheriff, Col. Byru, about a
mile and bali from town, on the road leading
10 lhe free bridge over the LuKapeillah. Col.
Byfn had isli town vey early ,n the morning as
il was understood 10 attach certain property Tor
sale. When discovered, be vas lung on BIS
face ia the road lis breast vas penetrated By
a bullet, winch, upon sxamlnahon' was iouhd 10
range ia the direction Of the heart, causing 10
doubt, instantaneous death A hoissman's Pis-
tol was found abou, fifteen PAGES from the dead
body, with the cock down, aud apparently just
fred. The Co.'s horse was also found tied al
some distance. A cofoneps inquest was lmme-
dlaiely called. and after long and Toll mves'isa-
non Of aft the circumstances attending the case,
a verdict Of suicide, was rendered. What could
have been the cause OF this most melancholy &C.
cunence, we are utterly unable to conjecture.
The drad body was brought 10 town. and bu-
red on the mex, day With military honors, the
Columbus R,demen and Band being N attend.
ance, followed by the members Of the bar, aud a
very numerous procession Of The citizens, Col.
B,rn was a most able and efficient officer he
had been three times elected sheriff Of the crln'
ty. and was candidate ior reelection. As
man, be was highly esteemed and beloved by
very numerous ciicle Of ucquantaHces. He has
len widow and an only son to lament his IN
timely aud melancholy end.
Monday was the commencement day Of hold
ins our circuit couft; but IN consequence OF the
death Of the sheriff, the session has been deferred.
or Mr.. Walkers Address occupies large
portion ofour paper to-day. We have no room
for comment. We can onlysay thatitis pow.
erlul aaI conclusive document. Read and llgo
for yourselves
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19
PETER MAYO, Chairman
TO THE CITIZENS OF LOWNDES
COUNTY

Under circumstances of the most peculiar and
trying character, have Ueen induced to come
before you IN the capacity Of Candidate for the
Shcrlfaly Of your county. 1t is not unknown
to most Of YOU, that the life OF my honored faith.
er was ended in 4 most lragjcal manner, on the
morning OF the 18th inst; the task oil closing the
affairs Of the Office to which your generous sup
pod had elevated him. necessarily devolves upon
me-a through and minute knowledge of the af-
fairs of which Will, trust, enable me to dis
charge the duties appertaining to it in munher
satisfactory to all parties.
] am aware, that in the contest | am about TO
engnge in, have to compete with old and es-
teemed citizens, who have long enjoyed your
coniidence--l shall also labor under great dis
advantage in not being ube to canvass as
lhroughly as my competitors, but trust that the
shortnesS Of the time allotted me before the cleo
ton, and the natural reluctance to enter into a
heated canvas ut a moment, when had ! consul
ted my own feelings should have sought conso-
Iaon from the heavy bereavement which has be-
fallen me, BY mingllng my sorrows with my
friends, will be considered sufficient apology
should not be able to see all of you personally.
lw.lI only add, that should BE- honoIed with
your sUiirages. my hest talents, added to the
knowledge derived from long experience in the
duties Of the office, shall be entirely devoted to
your interests y
ELIAS L. BYRN.
roItD,bus Oct l6 1870
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19

DIED.-ln this city, on Saturday 9th inst. at.
ter lingering illness, Mrs, Mary, consort of VIM
Fl, Mayo. A ule less than one year ago,
Mrs. Mayo entered upon the theatre of married
life with buoyant hopes and Joyous anticipation
Of long, useful and happy career in the domes.
tic circle which she was so well qualified to cheer
and odorn, But alas she has been permitted
only to act few brief scenes, and disappear for.
ever. Thus, III the midst Of life, we are IN death.
A numerous circle Of friends and acquaintance
mourn the un,jmc!y fate Of Que whose less can.
not be repairet.--C Communicated.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19
INSPECTORS OF Election.

For LOrrndes Co. oppointedby The Police Court.
COLUMBUS John Hudleson, Rverad Dowsing
Sr. and Jnu. J. Goodwin.
PLrMoUTH.li. Howell, Orlando CampGed, Jno
Carr.
CoEBERr.-B ". Earle, Peter Warren, and Jas
NJ. CapShaw.
CALEpoNn-John Elliott, Jno. J. CASTOR, Jno
Il. Eggar
SrEED's.--Wm. r. Cannon, Edmond Greer, and
Thomas II. Short.
Books. Thomas Brooks Jno. r. Carr, and
James 6. Gilmore.
BORDER SPRINGs.--R. W. Carr, WIN. Hickman,
and Winchester Dumas
NASHVILLE Thomas Lewis, Newton y. Nash,
aud Jas. f. Mann
LowaDEsyILLE. - Shackeloot, Asa Bake,
- DAVIS
ALFRED TEACHER, Coroner
October 49, 1889 Is
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19

MALL NEE ling to commence on Monday the
h 25lh of November mkt. over the North Ms.
siSSppi Race Course.
First Day
Two Sweep-stake Races Tor two ard three wear
ah C"ls, mile out aal mile heats; 5000 entrance
halt iorelt, three To make a race aud close t. Nov
Tuesday, Second Das;
Jockey Cuh Race, nile heats purse $500.
Wednesday, Third Day:
Jockey Club Race, two mile heats. purse $3.50.
Thursday, Fourth Ddg
JOCKEY Club Race, three mile heats, purse $3.50
Friday Fifth Day:
Jockey Club Race, four Inde heats, purse 5000.
Saturday, Strih Day
Prnp-Ietors Race, mlIe heats, best three in five.
Handy Cupid, entrance $40, purse S200
The subscription hist TO the Jockey GLIB is still
open, and II IS believed much larger amount will
be obtained; it 81, It will be propuriouaby added
10 the above purses Those advertised. however.
are guaranteed and viii be hung up at the stand on
each day, IN current Mississippi money. All per-
sons fond Of the sport invited 10 attend particu
larry those having stables OF horses as ampe proyi-
son viii be made Tor their especial accommodate n
Upwards Ct thirty stalls are already completed, and
the course neatly enclosed with close plank fence
nine ect high together with every other comfort u,,l
ally found west If The AlcIaany uauataln.
KENNETH DYE
Que Of the proprietnrs
Holly Sp-nss Sept 2l.-lsS9 lisa fBqra.r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19

- We are alIuorizel I'll.
NEsTHRooE as q caalLa,e 49, -'tt
Court Tor LOvuj-s Cuaaig ''-'a -
GIVE are authorized :, am
E'SE> as e4Hilll.e Tor elrr. - VI
- We are aulilur.zri 10 ss,...... .'-'s
BrcESER, 81 H.uls e.usty. "a. d ,- -',ss Las,s
cel'' az Tie eas Iilg election. -s-
% We are authorized IN ,....
=; IEoTTER. as candidate .1- J, ~ H.
Court u Errors and Appeals. g. lts
% We are authorized /, ann
CAMFEEfL1 Esq. as clalt!st. to- ' - IA.
The next November election. -'-a'r-
60 We are authorized to s,p,.-.
'S'oS ri Raymcnd, as canIilai. IL, y, y. 4, h,',
70 We ere authorized =, ,r....-
p I p candidate icr;he Office q re. !'s'
" We are authorized ~ anrsg,,.
LESTER as candidate lnr Clerk al. ~. 't1iis'
''r l'whdea county a, tie ensuing rf., g,,.~-
" We are authorized to ap.Io-..
SPORTS as candidate lr the ol3ce'S ~ tISSa
CfcuItcourt of Lowules coaufy. 0's's 't-
20 We are authorized to annoq,,
kiNs' as candidate for CerA o, ,b,. e. - ?, Wa
for Lowndes county. g.. '-'' |.iela c..
20 We are authorized to sp,or... r.
W. BYRs' As candidate for Sbey,g ~ J'l
county al TIL next election. ~ LOVING
70 We are au.hlrized 10 au,o... ;,
L: ODENEAL, as canddleiJr the nso. ''Il y. q
Of L'WhdeS county, at tie ensuing election '''''
VI We are authorized In Announce lo.. =.
Ton NtLLlk, as candidate Tor re-elec,;c,., !.
once oil Treasurer, Of Lownlcs County. a."
~ we are authorized In announce r.,
o1lLLNAN, as candidate fur Sheriff a -.
county, at The ensuing November eIectios.
y we arc authorized to announce Br,,.
D Lose as q candidate for the Office nj es,'
he Probate court for Lowndes county. '''
" We are authorized To announce Wu,,..
FULLER, a. candidate for clerk uf,he Prnb,'1.
for Lowndes county. v"
10 We ate authorized To nnpopncc NJ. ,
THANiEL l.. MITCHELL, as a candidate far N. q
Of Sheriff OF Lowndes county al the enzoin, ,.,.,
20 We are authorized To ann Nm,
WRIGHT, as candidate for Sheriff Of I,g,'
county at The next election.
bJ- We are authorized to announce I,yr,
Turner, as candidate for Sheriff Of Law,
county at the ensuing November election.
70 We are authorized 10 announce Bss,y
&. WEIR, as a candidate for the office olSbetF
Lowndes county, at the next election.
70 We are authorized to announce Own
BRowN as candidate for clerk OF Circuit cour
Lowndes county,
" We are authorized to announce wv
EsrEs as a candidate for clerk of crcui, court
Lowndes county.
% Weare authorized to announce CoI. JAS
BRIcKELL as a candidate for the office Of clerk
the circuit court for LowndeS county.
0~TWe are authorized To Announce GEoF
FucKER as a candidate tor Clerk OF the Prob.
Court.
tEj-We are authorized to announce JAMES Nj
| OILS as a candidate for the Office Of town conSab
% We are authorised 10 announce DAvI
RcHAEDs as a can iidate for the Office oi 'lteas
Of LowndeS county.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19

Or The gentleman who recommends Ger.
tain individual as the mos, suitable candidate for
certain office is informed, that It is our rule ne.
yer to publish such communications without the
name OF the author. A moments reflection Will
convince Inn OF toe nocc>si,y II s,,ch = -.,',
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19

ands. What say you 0ow, msssrs wings -
Can you tsIi rs ,shsrs you hare mol been beaten,
iais'y-whsrs THE VOICE OF THE PEG
PIE has not been agan'si y'ul You see the
hand Writing % the vail, and sell may you trem-
bic, Tor yotr doom Is sealed
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19
For CoNcnrss.

Democrats elseisi. Wigs elected.
Fransia The-~as w. II, johnson
J. T. II WorIhington Daniel Jeniicr
PhilipP. 1homas
Soloman IIilen Jr.
jas Carroll
The congressional district composed Of Wor
cester, Dorchester and Somerset, counties alone
remains TO DO heard from--resull considered
doubtful.
In The last congress, Tho delegation stood 3
democrats to . whigs. showing democratic gain
Of members, so for as heard, mud making
change Of votes IN Congress
The democratic patty will have a large major.
Iiy in the stale Legislature, where the (ederasis
have had the ascendcncy for years.
Thus has Maryland been completely redeem.
cd Her monumental city is disseminated, and
stunds out proudly in the democratic line, having
cast an average majority Of some ACE votes a.
gains, The entire wing ticket. Such is the voice
Of Maryland We bid her all hail and most
cordially welcome her to the demoo ratio ranks.
Tennessee too has spoken, and Indlana and
North Carolina and Alabama, and they have al
brought IN the same verdict. From Georgia wt
have bu, u few returus and they are all decided,
favorable 10 the democratic caGsc. No doubt
seems to be entertained that he democrats have
succeeded in eleclins Airir Governor, and
majority Of the Legislature.
While the whig orators have been d,elamin,
from tho stump and IN the highways, and hear
ing the yilcst abuse upon tho administration, tn,
people. the only tribunal 81 this fee countr,
from whose decision there is no appeal, hav
gone to the polls aud pronounced their charge
FALSE
The bali is still rolling, aud no human powe
car itOp il, ior it Is propelled by the momentum
Of TRCTn aid PRINCIPLE, lever more powerIu
than that Of Atchimedes' II will roll over th
state, and viii crush to the earth the last hope.
Of modem Whiggery As sure, almost, as III,
sun is in the armament, Mississippi win Icspon.
10 the cheering voice which We have Just heart
from Maryland
T. 5. Since the above vas in type We have
received the Baltimore Republican of the I'll
inst Dennis ~hg) is elected to congress in Wor
cester distric,by abOu, 400 majority. Tue dele
cation in congress from Maryland will therefor,
stand democrales to 3 feds. The Legislature i.
democratic. The House Of Delegates stand,
40 democrats TO 80 whigs--majori,y IA, and OF
joint ballot democratic majority Of IL. Their,
was no election Of Senator'S "EIad The elec,io,
Tor Senate taken. place, this year. says the Bal
hmore Republican. I'll, too, would have beel
decidedly democratic. Such1s the result of lh
conflict" result, great, good, glorious! II en-
Fures the state 70 Mr.. Van Barren BY some thou,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19
THE TRUE ISSUE.

Shall oars be a G0rER .N.uE.N'T or the
BANKS or a GOVERNMENT or THE
PEOPLE9 SHAH zee hare CONSTITUTIONS
AL TREASURY, or an UNCONSTi'FUrloN-
AL NATIONAL BANK Shall ,ee hare a CoS-
sriruriosAL CURRENCY OF GOLD aud SILVER,
or one Of TRREDEE.MiBLE P.4PER9 Shall
rs hre under The depotism Of MoSETEo Ants.
rocRAcV, or under the safeguards Of a FREE
CONSTITUTIONAL Washington Chron.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19

Acfm Coqaagratioa IN Philadelphia From
Postscript in the Baltimore Republican, VIC learn
tha, very destructive fire occurred in the city
Of Philadelphia on the night of the 9th inst, by
which more than AZ buildings were destroyed
and the lives Of three 6remen lost. We have no
room for details.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19
Eagle Hotel, Aberdeen, Mi.
NJ

TIME subscriber would respectfully int1tm In.
L. friends. aud the travelling pubIis, that he Stl
occupies the well known public house en- the corner
Of Commerce AMI Chesnut streets, formerly kept BY
John OBracken, to which he has made extensive
improvements winch wild render his house as com
Portable as any other in North MI,siSsppi His STA
bic is large aid convenient. BE hopes BY unremil-
ting attention Ia The case and comfort of travellers
to merit liberal share OF public patronage.
NICHOLAS REEDv.
.fberdten, M. Oct Is, ls50 I5f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19
TIE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,
.UarBidad all hniI!!

Maryland all hail
The wing orators and wing politicians speak a,
barbcues and in the high ways. The still, calm
voice Of the people, is heard at the POLLS through
the ballo. box Listen, fellow. citizens 10 their Cat
lit pronounces the doom Of modern whiggism.
II is a just verdict, and the condemned cuprii is
compelled to plend guilty to tho sentence
MARYLAND has just spoken, and wha, says
she-nol her politicians, not her aris,ocraIic
stock jobbers, and SPECTATORS, but her honest,
incouuptiblc yeomanryl Let Tho following sum.
mary Of the result, Of her recent election for
members Of Congress end Of he site Legsla.
tufe answer
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19
state of Mississippi Lowndes cay.

Probate Court October Tenn, 4. ID 1857
YNO AL persons interested in 'he lands, le'e-
H. ments aud entertainments Of the estate o. J''i'
j. Lewis deceased late Of the county AMI S'aN
aforesaid YOU are hereby cited 70 appear before '0
Probate Court OF LuWndeS county aforesaid. az 10y
court house thereof, On the first Monday c' Deem
ber 1889, then and there tn shcw ca,sc II any !,u
can why the following lands The property oil 'ae
estate Of said deed. To wit, The west half ue
south west quarter OF section number nine, tie "ss'
hall OF the north west quarter Of section nine, w
east hall of the north cas-, quarter oil section ee'.
and the east half Of the south quarter OF sce'sn
eight, all in township twenty, ol range seVep'et"
west should not be sold IN pay the debt o! ms g
tate Of said John J. Lewis, decd.
Witness, Thomas Sampson, Esq Judge oi re
bates Court fl L0Nulcs county, the iirst Mohss!
in October, 1889.
Attest, RID. HADEH Clerk
BY WN P. rrItEs, Dp''. Clerk
ii-Sw Iprn,cr's &c 80 c'l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19

COVE are authorized 10 announce A. T.. HAR.
NJ as a candidate for The Ufice OF County Surveyor
q. the ensuing November election.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19
Valuable Cotton Lands for Sale.

IN he Counties q MARSHALL, Desoto, LGtdytus an
Pamela, .liiSS.
The undersigned will ciItr for sale to the msleH
b.dier commencing Oh the second Monday Ia Me-
vcn5er next, in the town Of Holly Springs, Nl,sh
sippi, the following described Lands, Which will k
sold without reserve, 70 close partnership concen.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19

Tue sale vii continue nom day o dry ll Al H'
above lands are disposed Of
TERMS OF SALE
One third cash the balance on credit oconc am
iva wears. These lands will be offered IN Qurre
Sections, to suit purchasers. Persons deslrons
settling IN this Fertile regiun, Will do wll 10 attend
the safe, as great bargains may be expected.
\. B.-AH the Land belonging 10 the p1nrta
AMI Holly Springs L1nl Company, whether ncu.
Died IN the above description or not viii be SOIL
Not having The means o. accurate information, i any
of The above lands have been advertised through
mistake, The same viii OF course unt belitlcrrd AW
of the above land may b. had at private sale, unip
the time ofthc public SAFE thereof
THOS. COOPWOOD,
WM. II. DUKE. agents.
Aberdeen, September 9th, ls39.--lSlw