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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

A distinguished American lady while at Rome,
was asked by Cardinal, if he could have the plea
sure Of presenting her to the Pope. On being
ioterroyated if she would be PERMITTED to converse
with his holiness-the cardinal replied that she
could not that was an honor confined to the Prin-
cesses of the blood, and the daughters Of Sover-
eiens. "But sir, (replied tho LADY, am Prn-
cess OF the blood, the daughter of a Sovereign +;
for il America the people are all soveregns, aud ]
am a daughter of one of the people"
His holiness was so much pleased with the Spar
tan holiness OF the reply that an interview was
oranted-aud The American Princess admitted to
an honor to which no lady of private station had
ever before asPired.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16
Silver Ware Manufact tory.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
,ha, he now prepared manufacture all kinds Of 81 l.
VER-W ARE, and in handsome and SUBJ
s,an,al The highest price will be paid at all times
for old gold and silver. J. u fEkIoSoN
Richmond Nov. 8, 1888
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

The following short but patriotic and beautI-
fully written editorial notice of Gen Harrison's
letter, appears in the Washington Madisonian OF
Yesterday
.'GENERAL HARRIsoS.-We publish today the
reply of Gen. Harrison TO the nomination OF tue
A NJ Convention Our readers will perceive
tbs, the distinguished author chefishes princi-
ples and opinions intimately agreeing and COIN
Gliding with those by which our own course has
been guided. They are true Conservative Re-
publican principles, strictly according with the
Constitution of the Union. and we'll adapted to
subserYe the interests OF the country. char
,cter so liberal tolerant, enlightened and just, Is
to the people, in these dark portentous times.
like an impregnable light house IN stormy sea-"
A Mrs. Rose, divorced from her husband, and
now, i. Is said, caers aime Of good looking A
merican. has taken the place OF Fanny Wright,
and il featuring for the loco focos OF New York :
She goes against marriage, and all such non
sense. and IS in favor Of free trade IN natrinao-
nv and every thing else She calls all the absurd
customs of society irrs,ionaisies- Her Ice
,ure. are delivered a. raramany Hsilen Sunday
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

,>,r ron sALE...The anis-sssed, ~.a1e'
II asn FARM containing 50 Acres, Ep :. a
-A-~.-,.a. and comfortable buildfngs ito ...,o
- ..s, quality. well ~asered, and III LJ.,-
"a o,Ix one mile from New Castle. the eoah,y :. ,ss
- ror.ty Indiana II will Be sold extremely -,
For further information enquire ] 5. & W. RUssEf-
-, 1yfe
Boston. October 9Th, 1893
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16
AsSIGNEE'S NOTICE

TIME subscribers take this method Of informing rs
lie that have this day assigned al t1s'i 49,
real and personal 10 James r hendeShaii az -
yyizvins as Trustees for the benefit Of in"h
none by so doing receive the approo2 t'o, a. r.,
THORNBERRT, HAY MS q y,
p.-.o,. isbinr 20 get machinery easiIngs -,
oenef sf 'c.esl - Us ''-' r., H. & ca
Richmond, December Ill., Ic35-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

Town Property for SAT- rot
~, nwELLIsG HOUSE AND Ne Ne
n For sale On Front street, near! - tro~s By ss-
mods, Meeting house. Terms va :.
curing of the 'ao'er0'f on e EDWARD FRANCE s
p,~,ppooS Jaa. 5ta, lSSS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

DAINTS, OILS, and DYE WOODS; for sale by
JAM 20, 1889. l. REED & BROTHER
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16
RIU - 81 IL Es e r u 20
Corner Of fIalu ann CLARION streets,
No 10 SIS SADa

Io 10 sAESAIa
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends mat he ~. fs-
II this house, and repaired IL throughout ahh iun-
shed superior style, without regard 10 trouble OF sr
uense but vi tn an aim the comfort and convenfsee o.
those who may favor him with their custom FROM his
pe-nce and determination pcase he hopes 70 receive
share Of the pu5!ic's patronage ,,<
Richmond. November 4th, Is37. T'H
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16
BOOK BINDING.

THE subscriber prepared 70 execute all oef' ~ 'ps
BOOKS made them ruled 10 any patiently LEAVING
directions The Of paper will be used, II wi.ed ano
the executed style which ne 70 PeEsaadea w" e''
the appreciation of all who try him.
f~-An assortment of BLANK BOOKS viii De kept az
hand, and OI.D Books BOUND Prices moderate - 70
(r~-BTSDERY iuated On Maia street, over L4is r
''e'e i'0' an ''''' e. YOSGE
Richmond, June 2, 1888. 2iu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16
Indiana Mutu al Insurance Com
Chartered January 3Oth, 1897. %
flee, No. n, Blake - Build ing, opp~.i,~ uh.
ning.s Hoser, India polls. -
JAMES BLAKE, Sesideaf and Tram u'

JAMES BLAKE, + Sesideaf and Trea,. IN
CHARLES w. CApy, Sc, retary.
THIS Company being fully srs2nixss, i, NOW r.a..
receive applications for tfs.pases.
livery persoa who insures in this Company h.rses.,
aeraber of IL with all the prvlles incidea, 10 asy esr,
ration, and Immediately Interest I'd its general
on a prosperous condition. IT re assured, time Of
making his application nsuran required
seres the amount OF which is diets by sum In
sared and the haxafd of the risk, he paw.
advance. No further eymen, i. reauir,A u,
less losses should occur, during the sod war; tn,
being the for which policies issued. mich time.
made equitahly all the sfc
such losses. To insure aiding OF elan
Of RISKS, the of 81 200, the assured civ.
has $40, per of which paid advance
-, and 81 the Policy would only 50 for b,
sonal trouble and anxiety saved the
Company Insure teohirds ted value of build.
ings, and o'.e-ha9 OF personal property.
The contingency upon which The CALI up-
on The premium notes depend, m oh in
sued IN tins company as adverse theraln
the actual results IN many similar
duced No Mutual Insurance Company i'm the United
States with such adverse fortune OPP
eratloas, which than be said
nies It's considered inconovertibe that insuraac
company will safer. cheaper, and certainly
table, than by any other method vet devised.
PErtai iosses viii be paid full exceeding
mount insured.
James W. Green, Esq of Richmond is hereby duly nu-
thorised 10 Agent for the Indiana Mutual Fire
Insurance Company. BY order Board Of Directors
CHAS. w CADY, Sec,y.
July, Is, 1888. a7-ly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
RICHMOND FOUNDRY FOR SAIL

The undersigned, assgnees OF Ihornberrr = .es X @.
request al those indebted the late l. Grover Co
o said ThornbeTry, Haynes make immediate pay
men, To them as no % erson legally authorised TO
receive and such claims. hey also eSpec' 20
continue th- y business its various branches, and
sell p LOGfIS, SIOPES MILL IRONS, &c. al their
.a prices and terms The Foundry the lois belong
ing would be sold fair 1t is good situation
for a capitalist who wishes go into business.
]. X. MEN DENuALL,
ID 7. VIRGINS, .3s,igness
Richmond, Dec. %, 1888. (Jof. copy 3of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

CALEB 2o wIILlLIAAS9
ID ESPECTFULLY requests all indebted TO him, to
make pql1leat, he is very much in want OF CASH
a this
0-tJ- n b. He has constantly hand a. all times,
S3DDLES BRIDES, HARNESS.. UHUpS, COL
Lars and SADDLE TREES; all of which he VIII
ell on fair and reasonable terms
RIcHMoSD, Sept. %. 1887. 3h
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09
Mansion House, jackson, MI

YNHlS well known public house has passeo w
L the hands Of the undersigned y . a'u oss
al the corner Of State and Pascagola streets -
one square from the new State House. me Ia' y,
house is inrge and commod,ous, ranging sOoS. Y,
hundred feet on each street; with three tiers 9 -
galleries, extending from the basement 70 ~ 80 49,
Story. rendering the whole house win y -
chambers, delightful and pleasant. Il taS 80
large stable and lot, which will accommodate p'
sixty 10 seventy horses. -.
twill be the object Of the proprietor 70 r.. n y,
honse an agreeable resort for travellers, arg =
sons visiting The seat Of Government. Ms Men =
Of the Legislature can be accommodated oufls
sessien, n reasonable rates and sll persons ''''
ing the courts shall have unremilted stien' 81. u.
The Bar will always be supplied WIN - -. 4.
liquors, and the table spread with every Vim
country affords r.
Jackson. Nov. ~. 1858 1-h
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09
Hays Linlmenf for piles &

MO FlCTION.-This extraordinary chemo,
- composition the result of science and the in
Ven'lon OF celebrated medical man. the introduce
'loh OF winch 10 The public was invented with tht
soIemhliy OF dealh-bed bequesl, has since oanec
reputation unpara leed. fully sustaining the cor
reclnesS o.! the lameued rr. GrdIey's last cnnes
SION, that :" he dared not die without giving 10 pos.
terlty the benefit Of his knowledge on this subject.
and he therefore bequeaihed to his friend and atren
dant, solomon Hays, the secret Of his discovery.
u IS now used IN the principal hospitals, and the
private practice IN our country, first and most Ger.
fanny Tor the cure of the Piles and also so extern.
Sl.eiy ana ellectuaIY rs 10 battle creduty, unless
where It's effects are witnessed. EsternaHv in the
iolnwlng complaints
tor DropSy-Creating extraordinary absorption
at once.
All MISUNDERSTANDING them in few hours.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Chronic, giving quick
case.
Sore Throat-By cancers, ulcers or colds.
Group, and Whoopng Cough Externally, and
over the chest.
All Bruises, Sprans and Burns-Curing in few
hours.
Sores and Ulcers Whether fresh or long stand
ing, and fever sores
It's operations upon adults and children in redu.
eng rheumatic swehngs, and leosening coughs md
ghtnes OF the chest by relaxation of the parts. has
oeeh surprising beyond conception common
remark Of those who have used il in the Piles, IS 1T
acts like charm"
THE PlLES.-Tbe price 81 isrefanded TO any
person who will use bottle Of Hays Liniment Tor
the Piles, and return the empty bottle without be-
ing cured. These are the positive orders of the
proprietor to the Agents; and out Of many thou
sands sold, not one has been unsuccessful
we might insert certificates to any length but
prefer that those who sell the article should exhibit
the original TO purchasers.
tAUIlON.--None can be genuine .githont
splendid engraved wrapper. on which is my name,
and also that Of the AGENTS
SOLOMON HAYS.
eG-For Sale by E A SMITH, Druggist Co.un-
mbus Mississippi
Jan IL, 1S39-.27-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09
Brandon Money |!

u IN conformity with Deed ii Trust. made Ia me
by Henry Newell, Iur the benefit DC creditors.
WIN sell atpublc auction, 70 the highest bidder on
wednesday The twentieth day Of February next,
within tho usual hours o; Sale. il Tie Town ol Co.
umhus, Mississippi, and for Brandon Monea, Eiuht
Hundred and Eighty.Eahl Acres II rich and lena.
Bic Land; the same being plantation which The
said Newell bought o Col e. S.Aikn, in January
last, and was then value by five DISTINGUISHED gen
temen Of this place, lo cash, Al eighteen dollars uer
acre. This tract hes Immediately southeast az lands
owned BY Col Amis and Gsn Bruwnrgg, four md n
halt miles southwest u Columbus, aud two and i
half miles from West PORT, on the west side of the
T0nhigby river. Al II an outside tract adjoining The
sandy lands which lie between it anil lid FLYER. The
extreme eastern eighth consisting mostly Of rich
hickory sandy land. The tract is generally rich
slnugh land, except post uak ridIe NJ rolling table
land running through The censre Of the tract Tile
prares are small and surrounded hv rich han.Ioeks;
INC growth on The slough lands are mostly ash cot
ION wood, black locust and mulberry on the ridge
NIe an abundance III Tine post oak and hickory -
ne improvements are, about two hundred ncres 81
cleared land, part II which las yielded Gour y,,rv
fine crops, comfortable cabius, good gin house.
gin and screw, well bored about Two hundred feet
aid on the premises is d lake Of neser failing p,,re
water, fed BY three springs. The place consists III
eleven eights lying c0mpacty, as follows southeast
N@@1'Ns - sSAt"n - eNSt Hhti ~ suhuHtSl quarter
Ut section ), north huff Of section TO- northwest
quarter Of section west half II northeast quar-
ter 81 section II, west hah nfnorihwest quarter Of
seco1 ., and all IN township No Is, north Of range
No III cast.
any person wishing TO purchase d plantation
would do well TO examine this place as there Il Nc
sractin tho country possessing greater fertility j
soll. ami but few The same nca advantages.
The terms will be, one fourth down III Brandor
money, one inurih IN sixty days IN Brandon money
and The balance on t.e Isl o January 1870, uf scr
TER cent discount for present payment.
G. z. MONTGOMERY, Trustee.
Starkvie, Mississippi.
Columbus, Jsny Ii 1889 o6tds
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09
Columbus Hotel.
10y BELL s. CONNER.-Tkis well

Rf BELL s. CONNER, -Tkis weN Lsx.
- establishment has recently been purchased
'he Undersigned, and Is now being fitted uDpa 81
pffof sye; IL IS The intention OF the proprptoa %
ada number OF well flushed and furnished roam.
70 the house, and we hesitate moi 10 pledge our
selves 10 our friends and the public generally. list
our patrons viii be as well accommodated Il Ou
house, as al any Hotel in The southern cousry. Th
servants will always be polite and attentive TO Them
ana every exeron on our part shall be used 10 nss
.'ieir say Pheasant and greeaDle share 81 pgE
NC patronage is respectfully solicited
The Bar shall always be supplied with the va,
best OF liquors, selected with great care BY surssss
IN the best markets.
Nothing shall be wanting on our table that Cau
efa'liy The appetite of the epicure. The best ths
our country affords shall be served up in The nessd
manner, ny experienced and capable cooks.
Our stables are moi exceled by any in Misssspp
All travellers may rest assured thai their horses Jill
ho' DC neglected; we have taken great pans
procure first rate osters, ard hope 10 give npyesI
satisfaction 10 all who may give lis their custom.
Our beds shall always be clean and co,pG.r,M.
and well aired
FAMILIES can be accommodated with prysisu r.
lofs; no pains shall be spared 10 make ,hrm pertt
ly al home. -
Town boarders accommodated at he vsuA
rates. REIIa CoNNFp
Columbus, t. Dec. 90, lsss.-Qs-tf
- The Flag of the Union, TuscaoOsa, and Ad.
vocaie and Democrat, Huntsville and the Taleds.
ga paper are requested 10 insert the above for Ns
months and forward their bill 10 Bel a. Conner, Co
umbus, Mi,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09
SIleriR.s Sale.
LowHdes County.
tPr. fee 81 90.

by viriae of Two wits Of e. n. ISSUED by the
y Clerk Of the Circuit Cour, of DIVIDES coun-
y, aud Ia me directed. vii sell for cash at the
Cont horse duor IN the town df Columbus. ON
Monday the eighteenth day or February next the
south west quarter Of section twenty six. the west
nan OF the south east quorerUl section twenty six
HE north west quarter Of section thirty five, aud
lhe west hail oi The north east quarter Of section
thirty Eve oil in township seventeen anil rance NV
tern east. Levied on as the property of CbarIes
Caldwell, 10 sail>ly SAID f. fls in favor Il Aevso.
der W. Sors6y. Sale within the hours prrscribed
by law. This the I0th dav Of January. 1899
JOHN w. BYRN,
Sheriff OF Lowndcs County.
II ow. pr. fee $40 SO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09

II virtue II writ Of e. f. issued by the eie,s
y OF we tireni Court II Lownles county. and
- me directed wi' sell Tor cas at The door Of H.
Conf ltous in the tawn of Columbus on Monss,,
ihe eighteenth day ui February 1859. Tie n-.rib
IAN OF square number sixty Two north of Main
street Columbus Lrtird upon as tie profertv If
Lauderdale Pee, 10 satisfy said H. IA. 10 layer ~
Villain II. Walsh & Co. Tor the use Of HsleorE
y Bates Sale within The hours prescribed hy las
This December The 2sih. 1888
JOHN W. BYRN, ShH.
Lowudes Comfy.
II 6w. tPr. fee 81 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09
RULES,


Isl Gentlemen on their arrival are requested b
leave their names at the Bar.
ID No gentleman will be consdereda weekly q
quarterly boarder, except from the time he snisn
hIs name as such; the same rule to be observed %
to keeping horses.
81 Boarders intending 10 be abeent for any esgA
OF time over week, will make il known at ,he BE-.
otherwise no deduction for such absence will h
made.
4th. Payment from quarterly boarders must y
monthly; from travellers, weekly.
9th Gentlemen leaving their names Of the Bal
will give notice Of their intention 10 be sbssa at the
time of regular meals, otherwise no deduction WI
be made.
9Th Gambling of every descrip,iOa most Pe''''''
ly forbidden.
1h' Persons wishing to send servants on ers0''
are requested to give notice al the Bar.
9Th. The proprietor will not be answeraae %
any property SAID to be lost, unless previously depOS
tied in the Bar.
9lh. No person allowed TO use any horse, sass
or bride Of another, without leave Of The pFcpue
tor.
10Th. Doors closed at ten o'coch. except
nights Of public amusement.
20 Gentlemen are particularly rcquesissu. !. Y
guard cautiously against accidents by hre y Nv
respective bed-ro b. ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09
Gainesville Female Academy.

VNHE Trustees Of the Gainesville Female AGA.
DENY, take pasure in advancing 10 The pub
he, that this institution chartered at he last session
OF the Legislature, has now zone into operation
under the charge Of VIM. e. Root, Jr., late Of
Prince Edward, Virginia; the character Of Mr..
Root, nus reputation IN Virginia as teacher of Fe-
males, as wen as The success Of his Seminary there,
warrant US ID recommending hmm 10 The confidence
ana ',on nS;s. q Ne T., friends Of Fcse education
situon OF the first order, in Gainesville, and bull
dngs are now about being erected probably as ex.
tensive ms those OF any similar Institution in the
Stale or else where.
Al present the principal and his assistants are pre-
pared 70 give instruction in all the branches of Emo
lsi Education, and the departments Of French
Drawing and Painting.
The department Of music will 60 into operation
during he. winter
Young Ladies can enter the Academy nj any ne
rod during he term; although i, is desirable that
siev should be present as early AIS possible
The chargesflr Tuition in The dilferen branches
of The regular course, will be as follows:
English branches for session OF months. son M
French or other modern Language do 90 90
Latin or Creek Az on 90
Drawing or Painting. including Painting IL
OIL Nero and ornamental Uniting % 90
n Il, IS 90
Use q Piano, 90
Primary Department including Reading, Spell.
y, Ky anu y r'lna only. l6 90
out charge. - "'''
Boa'd, including washing, lodging. fuel and ;ob,s
WI ne afforded, IN the Academy buildings vben 90,
pleted' AZ SIS per month, and until that lime, hoard
can be obtained in geniev families in Gainesvi,e On
reasonable terms. ife IN
PAYMENT oithe iuition for a session off;ye month.
mus. DC pad N advance; and after the entrance ~
We pupil. no deduction will be made excen, n case
OF sickness e~esp !" case
The Scholastic yesr, commencinc IN ~. e-,, ~
pe'noet, ana continuing to the first Of August. viii
rs as',eu n mo Two sessions ofse months each
ahere will be only one vacation. embrscno ,"t Il.
| months OF August and September. IVY
1901 soos' Or TO any member ri the board -
W. y I. LEWIS JoHx G. WrTsyrr
NJ u = =. DASpEipeE, ALLEN M'DoEArn.
.Ios, RESI- ,,.. DAvID N. RuSsEL1,
NJ, n ' a. u b. MosLEr
Gainesville, Dee. !, isss.-as-sn t'eFse''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09
mississippi Female College.

FESiE Trustees OF this institution this day met.
u and adopted the following resolutions:
Hesotced, That the board Of each young lady be
800 per session OF twenty weeks, 10 be Dald one
half in advance.
This sum ia intended to include, room. bedtime
fuel, washing, aud all other contingent and tx I'm
charges connected with the boarding departlnent
RESOLVED, That tie prices Of Tuition be as IoI-
lows:
preparatory Department, pr session, SIC 90
advanced Department, 90 90
ms Department embraces all the studies
usually taught in the highest schools.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Music, including the use Of the Piano, $40 90
Necdie work, is 90
Drawing and Painting, IS 90
Iahl'tng IN o't IS 90
Transferring, j
Shell wolk, nO
Wax work, !
twill be perceived from the foregoing resolutions.
ilat the rates OF boarding and tuition have been
changed from the former prices. This course The
Trustees have been Obliged to adopt. They have
employed competent and efficient insructresSes. who
must be literally ccMpensaled and the resources ~
The institution are the only fund from which thai
compensation should be drawn. Hitherto this fund
has proved insufficient
The rates which are now established hoth for
hazard and tuition, are such as are adopted in other
ami neighhoFng schools, and are such as the neccs
sites Of the College demand.
Resolped, That no yaung lativ be admitted nc ,
student in tie College till the ,chole tuition and mi
the boarding fees be paid at the time she ION. N,
College.
RESg. ). Lose, Secy. 01'e'
Dec 20th, 1888. a6tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance If
\ deed in Trust executed by Thnmas Christian
81 Lowndes county and State Of Misdssipp. on The
second day Of September, 1881 To Charlrs II.
ALERT Cashier of tie Commercial Bank oi Column
bus county aud State as aforesaid as trustee 10 SCI
cure the payment ola certain prumssory note there
y meninned and described. payable 10 Tie tald
Commercial Bank Of Columbus Mississippi will
a. Trustee offer At public sale al the Court House
10 Columbus, eaunty and State as aforesaid, on
"Wednesday The 18th day Of February next, within
the hours prescribed by law, all the d1ht, tile,
claim aai interest," which the said rhomsa Chris
tian has in AMI TO The Ialosing described land TO
wit: the west bali Of the south west quarter nf sec
ton thirty four, and the east half Of tie south easi
quarter 0, section thirty three ia township eighteen
south Of range eighteen west, containing one hun.
ifed and sixty seven S6-l00 acres, tsseiher with MI
and angular the ,enemenis. Entertainments, buildings
and appertenances therennio belonging or IN any
wiae apperiaining. Dated this ilth day OF Jnnua
y, 1859. CHARLES H. .aBERT Cashier
Commercial H'k. Columbus Mi. Trustee.
sI-5w. IPr. fee @ie co
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09

10y viftae efa deed % trust exeeaicd b. William
- Il. & Jhsas8 Welsh, to me- Samuel Butter
veflh. besnag date tie 9Th dss 81 March ID 1855.
90 secure ne p1Fmentui certain notes therein meh-
toned 70 Hand & Huddlesion and others, will AL
1t public austiss, TOE cash, on the frt DAG Of
.HEseA 4 D 1889, al and singular the fllaEinR
described premises. with the buildings thereon. VIZ:
Ihe east hslf Of Lot known and Distinguished on
~ 7lan nl the Town Of C0iufibas 10 the county Of
LaEnles, &c Lot number shFee, or square number
iva Hozth Of asIa street. which said east half faces
aaia sset thirty three ieet AMI contains hy estina-
ton nne-eighth ofan acre, nore CT less Ssle will
lake place between the usual hairs.
SAM F. BUTFERWORTH, Trustee.
Jsn,y e, 1889 ss-st fPr Zee 50 90