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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08
To the PuhIlck

MIR ! c Rnt the scouniai who has published
VI Stolen pockctbaos % have been stolen a,
Judge Smts house Of private entertainment has
pub.shet A positive n loT he came here with out
any money he came 70 this Place for The express
pcrpose of attending the races and The gentleman
who Come with hin TO tbs place pail lbs fair from
Ten 10 Columbus and the said Bliilc told 10 every
boardgr on Tins place tHt he was entirely without
money Cor be had the misfortune to have his pocket
hook stolen or lost She first day he hen homo ior Co
lumhus and had i not have hrcn FOR his friend
trascr be Coud 10, have settled his bis on tie WAY
from ten tee vast a>t to pay hs bill hrtr IN advance
as that the rules of boarding ana he Cood not pay
q and he borrowed money every day to 50 10 al the
gate at the races and hy also he bel 4 note on me
Tor S15 ia brandon money and ON sunday morning
when be was 10 lcsvr he asst me 20 settle his blil
with lhe note and refused "a don't be cause did not
have The money at that time 20 settle Il with and he
went to Ia several Of the boarders and told them to
Try to persuade me 70 settle his bl IN that way which
was 4 bout So for Il he Did rot settle i in that
way he Could not DO it At all Zoe he had ~ money to
do other wise liuly agreed to settle his bll OF S22
~ good money for the $40 note in brandon which he
bel on ne ana be was Com pcld To do 81 and flew
IN \ passion ana sWcrc he wood have re vcnrc In
some way inst Is hc was \ bout tn leave observed
that lbs pocke book stolen and damed Il he did,
ont Ru3tslet and thai IS the way tie sad scounda
Is taking revenge out olme
warn all tavern keepers aud private houses from
taking iu this scounda Il they do want To keep their
houses under A good Character Tor thcre Is no dout
he Is gang bout making hs living IN this way N
order to get money gwen to him. the A b0ye state.
mtnt Can be- Nrocn at any time
thlut II best tn describe tie SGnnndl hccause
he might alter hls name the SAID BAe is A bon, five
feet eIEht or inches high SPAR made fellow dark
har and Dark owe. and hty Al n ~ fark fan and bud
rems kshIc emptiness about the region Of the pnck-
ct he hal on A brown Coal aud blue Caslnst pan
laloons and ~ baggage with bin ,ha dls cripiioa
e gwen IN order to put the pubtek on their gard as
he may Clmng5 hsnamc
Junc B. ESQ --lM' THON J SMITH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08

.h1s r-H he 1ueH- u1ur Natrs8.-lt 3 q
sad hing TO igel ,Hltwe must die avsy from
gar home. Tel MOI HE invalid who Is ysau-
EaC alsr his d,-iaa: country. ;a. .5e atmosphere
around bun Is soft Iha, fa, gales arc filled wuh
balm, ard The flowers sire ,puoc,ug from he
green arth, be knows fha, 'hc seiie>I arr ,n bis
heart would be the air which hangs over bis va
tive land; That more graceful. Than on tte gales
OF the south, would breathe tho Low whispers Ct
an ANXIOUS affection, hat the ,ey i5ices chugiug
% his own caves, and the snow beating against
his own windows. would be far more pleas ne 10
has ewes than the bloom and yefduie which onl,
more igrcby remind bun how iaI be Is from lh3y
one spot which Is tsarer 60 hm Than the world be.
SIDES. Tie may indeed, ind tsumlhls friends,
Who VII do all IN ther power 20 promote his com
torn and TO assuaga his pains, but they cannot sup
ply tie place Of those long known and long
loved they oaruot read as IN a book the mute
language q his face they have net learned TO
wait upon his habits and anticipate has wants +;
aud he has not learned d communicate with
out hesitation all his wishes, Impressions and
thoughts to them, lie feels that hs Is a stranger,
aud a more desohte feeling than that could not
visit his soul How much is expressed by tina,
form Of oriental bcuedicuun, may ygu de dm3ag
your Kindred Grssuucod
Revolutionary Soldier d.ad.-Johnathan Mason,
a revolutionary pcnsane,, aged 20 wears .
mouths, died at ramwor,h, \. H., March 81.
lie was once taken prisoner BY the British, aud
being brought before Burgoyue, tic General said
10 hm "NeIt, my lad, What de- Nou th.ak of ,our.
sell nowl' Iii, reply was II Chok you wtll be
prisoners within two weeks - The General then
replied with an OATH "AIi The yankees IN Amer
lea cannot make a prisoner ct me- In three
weeks from that day he aud bis army were prs
uners,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08

EVANS. HARRISON 3 GRAY, val regularly
u attend tht Hfh Court of Errlrs ana Ap7ess
and the Ctaact-, Court az Jackson, ard he l. s
Casrat Pautaiac. They wIl 5.s' co0unue their
p-srtcr Ia thc several courts comprising the Oh JH-
fra' n,'uei, hui Na iskc nv rotrc'i7g susintss IN
itc State Courts, except tom We bank, ior "mrn
~, ~ AttnruevsN In the State Courts thcy wfI
.,rfr, rb,.r attention 60 business of a Irrigated
character
June s,h. 1889 --tS-6w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08
POclket ROok stolen.

TENllE subscriber had a small Red Morocco pock-
4 ct Book stolen from him on Saturday night
the 2jth uiL at Judge Smdhs house of Private En-
tcralnmcnL' containing from Sl75 to $500 About
$50 Columbus money $50 Alabama, and $40 Mad.
,ou county Mss $40 BtrksYl.Ie, Ky. counter
leiI, an execution on John NJ Brown Of Tenn. Tor
4ll o. re balance not fero.ccted The travel.
ling public Ind better keep an eye to their pockets
10 Gaze they should tarrF at this mouse over night
j. G BlFFLE.
Jane f. 1899 trRl'
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MILLINERY nn6 Dress Making.

AIRS BINGHAM. Go.n 4Iuaisva r, IA. re-
vi ,gc,,ul.y Informs tic aG'es oi O"iohoas aad
rs vicinity. that she has rscentN coninehe'l .se
above business al her residence IN lhN oo'ps " >
Geueviryc ana Fayctie streets She WA h'dS'' .,
the shortest notice straw, ssk, and ianey ooOe'S W
the ate>, fashions; dresses made N ne hea'ee
m1nucr and after the mast approved sye.
June : 1859 4St
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08

mr. = Err 1ND ran OR.
DRESENTS BIS respects to hs old friends and
\ patrons and hcgs leave to inform hcm, lhat
he has Ips' received very handsome assortment of
articles IN bus line, and hopes TO see them a his old
stand on Main street, next door 20 the Iombrhy
Bank, where they can have made a short notice, and
IN femnst fashionable style any garments and also
be accommodated with the following articles, which
are Of a superior style and quality:
Sup. blue, back, Polish AMI invisible green grey
and Cadet mixed Cloths;
Ca3hmarels "a very splendid ana new ariicle) for
) nm1r wear;
Sup. black double aud single mded CASHIERS
Fancy ribbed and Ncopoutan do.
Linen Drills, plain and ribbed, very supcriofE
Plain and figured yelget plain black and white
figured Salns and figured ShaHy Ve.tngq.
Ltancn, cotton and coonred Shirts;
Insertion plain and ruhIsd Bos, ms, Collars and
Stocks Of every description, Crayas, Handker-
chiefs, saspcnders, Cloves, Hosiery. &c &C.
N b. In consequence Of Int Transaction, (rith
which cH not trosbic me pabItc) / shall be COM
peHed n uoyk fOr C,4SH
May II 1889 45f
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oA,o,c, qEete, n.,loo,, "a, ;, C.e,., ,P,g, C,g,..
fgy- Weaye authorized 10 app6un,e Hon I,,,rs
+. Tnor1re asa candidate far In9,.nrtGeIIrL
Co,-t If Erra,s and AnneoIs
~ We arc authorized IN apnounco Apeyrr
cntprelf ESQ as candidate Inr Chancrn,r a.
III upxt Nover,ber election
~ We are arthnrlyrd IN aarorncn A lirrrp-
rysoy nj Havmon1 a. candidate FIR claucclor
Ir3- we are authorized T., announce Ian,
Down cap,lilat, far Tho o0ica of 'Ira,s,rcr NJ
Tnu,nley county
fre- w are aufbori1ed T., Announce Srrpr,vc II
LESTER as a candidate for Clerk Of the circuit court
for Lownles county at the ensuing election.
10 We are authorized to announce FRAscIs 2.
SPoTTs as candidate JT the Office OF Clerk Tor tie
Circuit court 81 Lo"ndeS county
W we are dlihoHAd 70 announce J.. ,. WI
HlNI' a. '',.,a'.S ''' 0'''" y "'s C"e"l' co'''
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comfy N The next election.
~ We are auihur,zad 10 annougce Fagyg2tH
p Optyr,t aSa candidate for the Office OF SHERIFF
Of LoNndes county, at Tie ensuing. election.
tE3- We are authorized to announce joins NEW
TON dULLiS as candidate for reelection 10 the
office OF Treasurer, Of Lownde' Comfy.
W we are authorized To announce 1EoRGE
STILLMAN, as a candidate Tor Sherh 81 Lowndes
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'.' o"ji'g e.. q'''oG ta ''h'o@''I
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08
French Lessons and Drawing,

M ONSIEUR A. FOURCADE, native Of Paris
w vii gAe lessons IN Fronch, his native Ian
auagr, u IhI.e who may favor INN with their pat.
rouaRe at his rooms nj the Washington Hall IN pm
wle lil0Iles academies and in tho vicinity Of the
city, al such hours as wiI suit their convenience.
Monsieur Fourcalc win also give csqons IN draw
ng, Landscapes, portraits and flowers
Orders Icft at tho Washington Hall
Columbus May 20 1880 46lf
A subscription rs opcH at the Book store OF Phster
Goodwin, ior the formation Ola c.aes Of boys from
The ares oi ten 10 ioIrtten those wishing to loln,
viii please leave their names with them,
Mons. = has TIE p.casdrc oriul5mng those who
may confle pupils 10 bs care that he can give the
most unqucanonabc references
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08

DlED-Atbcr residence IN this county on We'd
ne>day mnrnng " 29lh uiL ia the 73I yeai of her
age, Mr., SUSAN BurLER, native ol Gcurr.a.-
Although the rose bud Of spring had faded, the
ripe iruii Of autumn had ALLEN, and the SHOWS Of
many winters had settled upon Der brow, yet her
sun sunk down behind tie western bills With all
the camuess Of summer, the beauty and serenity Of
autumn. She lived a chgIstan--wLat need Of the
enquiry how she died: widow of nearly thirty
yelrs-lo her country and M God She resigned the
partner OF, her Wys and s,rroNs on hat ever me.
morable fed OF New Oleaus Left with nu.
merouS iamIy dependant upon her or support She
rested her faith upon the promise Of him who hath
said that he would be a father To the hlberts>,
and a husband to tue widow. And to no one per
hap, has hat promise OF holy writ been more mlly
verified Than 10 her, The young lions da lack
and suffer hunger but they that seek the lord shall
not want for any good thing
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08
Teachers Wanted.

TENEiE Trustees Of the Franklin Academy wish 10
u employ ore superintendent md two assistant
teacher. % take charge OF the Male Department,
and one superintendent, and two teachers 70 take
charge Of The Female Department Of this lnslild-
ton lor he ensuing year. App clnts viii be ex-
peced TO Furnish testimonials II qualification. LIB
eraI salaries viii be given. AL persons desiring a.
ny Of these situations viii please ADDRESS the Stcre-
tary Of the Board directed to Columbus Mss,sAppi.
on or before the ensuing 9TH day Of July The
next session Of tie Academy will commence on the
first Monday Of August ls39.
JoHs HrDDKEsroS, Prcs't.
ARGYLE CAMPBELL,
STEPHES CocEE, Trustees.
CHARLES WALSH,
NJ NJ. BRiGHAN, Sec'y.
Columbus June sth ls39.-4s-iE
Gj- The Nashville Union viii give tie above
three insertions and forward their account 70 die So
cretaryol the Board Tor payment
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08

MARRIED On Thursday Evening last. by
the Rev. Isaac SHOOK, MIR, JOHN y SPEARS
of tu, Cay. to MRS. SARAH b. FIELDS OF
Franklin Tenn.
Accompanying the above W. received large
slice Of the BRIDES cake, for which the happy couple
have our sincere thanks and best wishes
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08
SI,crin sale.

Dl g.rtue Of WI, of Il. ia. issued by tie clerk
ID Of ;hg CIUul Cour, OF LoWudsS county, and
10 me Directed vii sell lar cash at the Court house
duorn Columbus, pa Monday the thlrd day of June
next ni number ten, in square number four, south
oI main street. bounded as ia.iaWS beginning az
the south west corner OF SAM lot running thence
s'Htt twenty niue feet along the eastern boundary
ct Market street, TO a at owned by r. NJ Booker
thence east parallel with Nam street. seventy three
t,t, % 10, owned By \, r. Wellington, thence
north twenty nine feet pauHd with Market street
theme, w,sl seventy three ttyl o ihe beginning, on
which is situated DE house occupied rs the ptblca-
uuo office &C the southern Argus. Levied ou as TIE
property ut George Gucktr To satisfy said T. a, IN
hspr o. ). f Buuerwor,h. Sale within tie hours
prescribed hy hw
JOHN W BNRN, Sh'H.
Of lownJrs County,
May 2ud, 1850 Is iN
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Committed

>AB TO lho Jail Of Winston County by
SfM1 James b. McLeland Justice Of the peace,
SY& two muaItocs, by the name ol Harherland
I~ENeays he belongs to John White Of Eas
[FL//Icnncs ce, and hat he runaway from tic
49, ogrfsger, about 20 miles below ls, while
be- was oa bis way to Tuckcpay, aud had on when
taken up pair Of cotton pants, cotton shirt, aud a
black wool bat much worn The other b. the name
Of Tharaf and says he belongs to William Shelton
Of Brandon Mississippi Thorct is bright MuIat-
toe, about y years 3D. Eve itct eight or nmo in
chas high, bnl ou when ial W, white cotton
nns. cotton shirt, white for nal much worn Tic
owners Of said negroes is requested 70 come for
warj prove property pay charges, and take them
away. COLBY MCDANIEL. Jnilor.
May 3lt l-Jo.-15-8W, IPr Zee S. DOL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08

L He BALLOT BON.
FREErlNs Consented dover.
Ia~aei 90 % priceless gen
Noa.gr agrags % power
lNlH process ls3gu
Corner Stone ou which vas rJar5i
Liberty 5 ,rgmpaa5 dome.
NAen her gOl0uS lorm appeared
M,lst cur own green mountain home
Purchased by as noble bond
As Iu ni7ria. veins 'er run.
By the tol OF those WHO stood
At the side OF WAsmSSraN-
By 'ae hearts that NE, lhr foe
Ca Their native blu.e plain,
Where iht arm tia, deals tie blow
Never needs 10 Sluae agani
Where's the craven that would dare
Mar u Hl,h polluted breath:
Seorned and cursed, be hls 10 share
he traitors Shame-lhe traitors death
Let iuS laaAeSs heart be torn,
From his reCrtau, bosom riytn,
AMI, upon the whJlWiHd borne,
10 the cauon be given
Guarj Il ireemen guard It well
Spoiess as your maideu's fame
Never let your culdreu tel
oi your weakness -oi youf shame
That their fathers baseiy sod
What was bought With blood and toll
That yea bartere1 RIGHT Tor solp,
here ou Freedoms sacred SOIL
Let your eagles Queuchess eve,
Fixed, unerrlpg, sleepess, bright
Watch, when danger hoyers nigh,
From his lofty mountain height;
Nme the stripes and stars shall wave
Der this treasure, pure and free,
The land Palladium, Il shah save
The home and shrine Of LIBERTY.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08

The sale of the above jesc,ibed property IS here
by postponed unHI the fifteenth day OF luy next
j. W. BlRN, Sh'G
June :. Is39-tl. Pm rt SlI o.,
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JOHN " BNRN, ShB
pOSTPONEMENT

u IUNUItN INUnTNt
May Pad, 1889 -4S-iN.
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10 "
ELI ABBOT +, Mayor

LII HNDyI - 44ATUT
June /, 1887 IL
NorE.--Frac,ions omitted % Tie above 1cc3gas
by the Primer
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Report OF Ell Abbott, Mayor o.
Columbus.

TAs Corporation IF fAs Torn Of ColEnbai, p a
csras ,-lih Eii .35boti, Meyer
1896 III
Aprd ia T. cash - r shoiwea Or re-
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Loy;sn and Orange LINES for Sue.

Louisa aRd Orange L.l.NES JOr She
HgyHE subscriber being DESTROYS Of removing 10 'ne
E West offers for sale all his LANDS lying IN The
counties of Louisa and Orange. consisting OF one tract
Of 700 acres situated Gold Mine creek and mites
North of Louisa Court house which the subscriber
now resides Of which there is between two ana th're
hundred acres Of first Tobacco Land yet to ciear
with good and rony dwelling house and other necfs'
sary houses, together with an apple aud pcach or.
card Of selected liui,-Also orr tract "t about
$50 acres and thirds in timber adjoining the above
tract and which h~tc is dwelling house {" o"r
ROOMS and some out houses. together With COED 81"
MILL and within mile Of the Louisa RnI'!nad. Inc
above lands are in good state Of cultivation and vel
aplcd 10 the growth Of clover IS situated IN an agree
able neirhhor0cd and ore Of Tie hearst IN virginia,
is well walerpd with numerous springs oi good wn!fr-
Also one other tract lying IN The county o; Orange,
within five miles South of the Court house and Two or
three Of the Southwest mrunaims all III timber, and
containing 81 = acres adjoining The lands OF iel-
ver,on CUwherd Daniel lloTd and others Any person
wishing 10 view the las. mentioned tract. w'li call on
MIR Y Cowherd or Mr.. ID. Herd. who will show The
land. Persons wishing to purchase would do well 10
examine the above named lands Should they not be
disposed Of privately, shall offer the /" ':i tracts oil
Louisa Court house on The second Monday IN May next
Uih) and the other tract On Orang") at Otange Court
house on the fourth Monday. (21ih) No further de
scripon of the above named Lands dreueG necessary
as il is presumed person viii purchase without hist
examining for themselves DAVID IHOhSOA
Louisa. March - l-aD lrl-vb"
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Veyy IaInuGie LANDS far Sale.

JETy IHiHubE L.ihDS t0T Sale.
TEIHE undersigned, intending 10 remove 10 the West,
q take this me ,hnd to nouy the public, that they
wish to sell the following Tracts Of Land, to wit:
One Tract lying on Beaver Island creek, containing
22 acres Of which about 100 acres is bottom land with
a comfortable dwelIInghousc and other necessary out.
houses
One other Tract adjoining the above, lying immedi.
n.py in the Fork of Nayo aud Dan rivers, containing
800 acres of which is lGG Of bottom land. with
comfortable dwelling house aud convenient outhouses
the Town Of Madison which Of the most
COMMERCIAL and enerpr!sng villages IN the Upper coun'
One other Tract lying Dan river and Beaver Island
creek, containing about 800 acres, large portion oi
which is bottom land and with good improvements
Two other Tracts lying on Mayo river containing 100
acres well improved. ard has IL Grst and saw niil,
The site of which is equal 10 any IN the State
One other Tract lying on Eeaver Island creek, con-
tanning 600 acres.
One other Trac; containing a5o! 400 acres, lying on
Beaver Island creek. with very comfortable two story
house just finished. and other convenient outh"uses
One other Tract containing between Il and 400 acres,
upon which several Improvements, and could be d.
vlhcd several purchasers lying on Dan river,
and bounded by said the North west nearly two
niles supposed be about :!0 acres of bottom land,
and has it clearinghouse "a feet long and 20 feet
wide together with all other necessary oGt-houSes
Also, Il half Lots in the Town OF Madison,
part Of which are we'll improved.
The mos, of the above Tracts of Land are joning
each other and are situated in the county Of Rocking
ham and Stale Of North Carolina and in the immediate
neirhborhood of the Town of Madison.
Also, two other Tracts, known by the name OF Aliens
Delight one part Of which is in Rockingham. aud the
remainder in Stokes county containing about 600 acres,
bounded South by Dan river, for about two
miles, has about 200 OF bottom land: ii has also
rood site for mill Ii is situated 10 suit either
or two purchasers.
The above Tracts oc Land are in a very healthy sec.
ton of country all being well watsred, with plenty of
rood wood land, and the sol! is suitably adapted 10 the
culture of tobacco and grain Of every description.
The undersigned being determined 10 sell. earnestly
soIic, those who may wsh 10 purchase in this part Of
the county, TO come and examine for themselves.
RICHARD WALL
WILLIAM FERREL.
Feb % g2-}m
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n RAJ UIrSstNH Z" hOfHtIs. ,-...,
MP w EVANS, CELEBp AIED SOOTHING SYRUP,

DIR. " EVANS CELtBSh 10 IT ~
ys,BIS incablp remedy BAG r!s::Tsed hundreds oil
4 Children when though, past recovery rom con-
WILSON'S As soon as tie Syrup is rubTd on he gums,
the child will This preparation IS so innocent
49, f;cociops and 81 r"asani that no child will refuse
IN l., lis gums be rubbed with it. When Infants are
a, the age ofour months homgh ;hee is no appearance
of teeth ore bottle Of The Syrup should be uard on i'e
gums 10 open the pores Parents should nrYe' be with
GU, The syrup in She nursery where there are young
children: for # child wakes in The night with pain IN
the gums. the Syrnp Immediately gives case by "ren
nr le pores and sang the gums; thereby preventing
unvulsiCrs, FtveTs &c. >, =. -
To be had of Du9aIl, Richmond; Z. t'",'' Moi'.S,
Spo,rswood Il Robertson, Petersburg; and al other
Agents. on .,r
Jan 81 CIV"
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Feb %


COmmissiOnerS Sale IF IoiraLie Property IN
Charlottesville.
BDY virtue OF decree Of the County Court of Abe.
B MARIE lately pronounced in the Of St"cktons
administrator against Stockton and others, shall, on
Thursday, the 18Th day Of April next if fair not the
frs, fair day thereafter, offer for SALE the premises,
the Lot and Buildings in the town of Charlottesville,
commonly known and described "Stockons Coach
Yard The lot contains about acre Of land-and
the buildings consist OF several large and suitable coach
houses and work shops, intending Smilhery, and a
new aud extensive Stable, with useful and convenient
Garncrs.
So much Of The purchase money may be necessary
pay the costs of suit and the expenses attending the
execution of the decree, will be demanded in cash -
Upon the balance a credit of and two years will be
allow ed-bul the pur, hascr will be required to give bond
with approved personal security for the amount and the
title 10 The property will be retained, additional secu-
rity, until payment. J. w. SAUNDERS,
Commissioner.
March 10 l0O-tds
o. The above sale is postponed 10 the 10th day Of
May next. J. W. 5.
April II 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-16

" THORN, Dentist, Assistant of M Levett, 2G0
w Broadway, New York, respectfully informs the
citizens of Richmond, that his office is at Mr.. Duvas,
f""hatan House, Room DC, Basement Story. Teeth
inserted, from single tooth 10 complete set on the
most approved principle
April 6 lOS-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-16

A SDERSON l. MOSBY. prepared receive at their
proof Warehouse, south side of the Basin
ofCouny Produce also all kinds of Merchandise
They will likewise give TO the Forwarding Business paIicu
misunderstanding employed of
.s and attention business give particular attention this
ranch Goods intended for boats will be
e expense rayaceas ao, country produce boats
their house being immediately on The Basin.
January 10 15-wtf