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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
Columbus Hotel.

Rf BELL i CONNER.-This well known
- establishment has recently been purchased by
the undersigned, and is now being fitted up IN ST.
perlor style; Ii Is the intention OF tie propretOStS
add number Of well finished and furnished rooms
TO the house, and we hesitate not to pledge our
selves TO our friends and the public generally that
our patrons will be as well accommodated at OUT
mouse, as at any Hotel in the southern country. The
servants will always be polite and attentive TO them,
and every exeron on our part shall be used to maxi
their stay pleasant and greeable. 4 share OF pub
nc patronage is respectfully solicited.
The Bar shall always be supplied with the very
best of liquors. selected with great care by ourselves
IN The best markets.
Nothing shall be wanting on our table that can
crafty the appetite of the epcure. The best that
our country affords shall be served mp in the neales
manner, by experienced and capable cooks.
Our stables are moi excelled by anyln MisSSsippn.
All travellers may rest assured that their horses SnaA
not be neglected: we have taken great pans y
procure first rate osiers ard hope TO give UNIVERSE
satisfaction 10 all who may give us their CUSTOM
Our beds shall always be clean and comlor'aVN'
and well aired
Families can be accommodated with private par
urS; no pains saal be spared 10 make them pe't''
" al home.
Town Boardcrs accommodated at ne Tsu''
rates. BELL s. C0NNEh
Columbus, MI. Dec 90, lsSs.-a5-tf
RULES.
LIST. Gentlemen on their arrival are reque''eu
leave their names at the Bar.
%, No gentleman will be considered Weehj . y
quarterly boarder, except from the time nc eH'
his name as such the same rule TO be obseFSeO "
TO keeping horses Il
Sd. Boarders intending 10 be absent for any ~ ",
OF time over week, will make il known al 'ne IL
| otherwise no deduction for such absence wa :
made I.
4th. Payment from quarterly boarders 'n'''
monthly; from travellers, weekly. a,
5th. Gentlemen leaving their names 81 the -
will give notice Of their intention 10 be aesen1
time of reguSr meals, otherwise no deduc'iO'' We
BE- made.
9Th. Gambling Of every description mo" p'''"'
~ forbidden. .,a,
| It'll Persons wishing TO send servants on '"
| are requested TO give notice al the Bar. -. &,
9Th. The proprietor will not be answe,,sJS .ros.
any property said TO be lost unless previous! ''r
tied in the Bar .aSs
9th. No person allowed 10 use any no!ss, .. -
or birdie Of another, without leave OF INC P
10Y. a.
! l0lh. Doors closed at ten oclcck' eA''F
nights Of public amusement ....S Is
% Gentlemen are particularly fe9u'; /, lie;
guard cautiously s5ains. accidents ~ sc
| respective bedrooms
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
Gainesville Female Academy.

EENHE Trustees of the Gainesville Female Aca-
n DENY, take plasure in announcing 10 The pub
lie that this institution chartered at The last session
Of the Legislature, has now gone into operation
under the charge Of VIM L. Root, Jr., late OF
Prince Edward, Virginia; the character of Mr..
Root, his reputation in Virginia as teacher of Fe-
males, as well as the success Of his Seminary there,
warrant us in recommending HIM Ia the confidence
and patronage Of the friends Of Female education
Ii is the object of the Trustees to establish an in
Stitution OF the first order in Gainesville and bull.
dngS are now about being erected, probably MS cx-
tenSve as those OF any sinila Institution in The
State or elsewhere.
At present the principal and his assistants are pre-
pared TO give instruction in all the branches of Eng
Ish Education, and the departments Of French
Drawing and Painting.
The department OF music Will 20 into operation
| during The winter
| Young Ladies can enter the Academy at any pc
Rod during The term; although it is desirable that
| they should be present as early us possible.
The charges for uition in the dferenl branches
of the regular course, will be as ioIlows
English branches for session Of months, $40 90
French or other modern Language do 90 90
Latin or Greek, do 90 co
Drawing or Painting, including Painting in
oil Nero and ornamental Tinting 90 90
Music, 25 90
1 Use OF Piano, %
Primary Department, including Reading, Spell
ing and Writing only Is 90
Vocal music WILDE taught to all the pupils with
out charge.
Board, including washing lodging, lnel and lights
will be afforded in the Academy buildings when com.
peied, at Sis per month, and until that time, board
can be obtained in genterliamiIles in Gainesville on
reasonable terms
Payment oithe tuition for session offve months
must be paid IN advance; and after the entrance Of
the pupil, no deduction will be made except IN case
Of sickness.
me Scholastic year. commencing on the first Of
October and continuing TO the first of August will
be divided into two sessions OF FIVE months each.
There will be only one vacation, embracing the
months OF August ard September.
Applications for admission nav be made 10 MI.
Root, or g any member Of the board
WIN. NJ. LEWIS, JoRN G. WIrsIrr,
MM' II. DANpsipGE, ALLEN M'DosALp,
WV. J. STEELE, DAVID NJ. RussrII
SoNA. BLISS, G. B. MoBLEY,
WM, o. WINSTON Try,,ss,
GAINESVILLE Dec. I, lsSs.-2s- en-.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11

1w.wA by virtue Oh writ OF heri lacas, issued
HssSfAA by the cetk Of the circuit court of
ssssENgA Lowndes county, aud to me directed |
isEsSsA will sell Inr cash, at the court house door
10 the town Of Columbus, on Monday, the third day
Of juno next part Of Is, number six, square number
twn, itouiins Market street, running back sixty six
feet, ON which is situated house formerly occupcd
by Laerles Rogers, rs Grocery Levied on rs the
property ul A Robbins deceased, IN The hands az
Samuel w. Robbins, Administrator, unadminister.
cl Sale within the hours prescribed Nv law.
w BiRN, Sheriff.
April % 1880 iewi Printers lee IS Ool
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
SI,erlf-s Sale.

10y virtue of writ of Il, ia. issued by the clerk
- of the Circuit Court Of Lowndes county, and
10 me directed win sci for cash at the Court house
door in Columbus, on Monday the third day OF June
next, lot number ten, IN square number TOUR, SCUM
of main street. bounded follows; beginning at
the south west corner of said lot, running thence
south twenty nine feet along the eastern boundary
Of Market street. 10 a lot owned by X. NJ Booker,
thence east parallel with Nam street seventy three
feet TO a lot owned by A. K. Wellington, thence
uoth twenty nine feet parallel with Market street,
thence west seventy three feet to the beginning, on
which Is situated the house occupied as the publca-
uon office OF the Southern Argus, Levied on as
the property OF George Tucker, to satisfy said H. ia
in favor of s. F. Butierworth, Sale within the
hours prescribed by law.
JOHN w. BYRN,
Shift of Lowndes CITY
/ Nav End, ls39-4s-4w. Pr. fee 81 So
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
Gins! Gins!! Gins!!!

VHNHE subscriber would inform the public, tha
n he has established an extensive Cotton Gin
Mandatory IN the town Of Louisville, Winston
county, MIS- Having spared no pains during the
last SIX months IN searching for the best materials,
and having had much experience in the business
he feels confident he shall be able 10 give satistac
ten to all who may patronise him. His gins will
be made Of Cast and German steel. running on the
best OF boxing, and he will be able to furnish 100 ms
IN time for the next cotton crop. He would invite
the public IN general to call at his Factory and ex
anime for themselves. He would further State that
he has lately removed from Georgia, Monroe county
MARLIN +. COLLIER.
Jan. 9, l63S-26-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
Baking.
~ BOUND, thankful for Dast r

r. BOUND, thankful for past favor, ,,L,,
- this method TO inform the citizens Of Co.
llmbus, and the public generally, that HAVING n,s.
cured an assistant Baker, lie is now manutsrirr;n,
Butter Cracker, which, being always fresh, and
branch of the profession which he has folowe5 e..
the last fifty years without nermSson warn rs
them better than any imported Cracker. Heiss,o
extending his bakery to every variety Of Cakes
specifications for any kind or quantity, will be suO.
piled at short notice for Families or Parties.
P. 5. Merchants and Planters can be suDple3
with Crackers by the single pound or barrel. AsO,
Hard, or Sea Bread an excellent and cheap artc,e
for plantations, as it will keep for years in any c.
mate. July G, lS3S-5Qyl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
THE BLEWETT HnI-sn

EOHN Q. BRACKEN w.rJ 80
q I'D AoTEL GA Tic first Il Or, ''' -.
situated on The corner Of Was:iug,aa az Il
s. Columbus, lew rods south Of Ri, az Mn.
His % irienas N this State. Al5bsr.
aud adjoining States who ave berq,11.,, Os0rs
Isfd him. are respectfully Invited 10 pa,
lis BAE WI be furnished with tie -, - N =,
and hs Table with every luxury he con-. LSssl
There are sPe-t't sci Of Stable, co- -. as'
le s,ab.isnuent, which are hot ~
IN The South. All travellers may rct ~, - q H.
their horses well attended to by careG "a aaval
Columbus, Sept. 90, 1888. NAOAEE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
Sllcfin Sale.

NtiVea winter hefl iae'as issued by The clerk
hS Of the circuit cauri Of l.ownlrs county. aud IA
me distclcd vii sell l1r cash, Al the court house
door IN Columbus, on Monday, the a0h day of Nav
next lot number 1--WE in square number twenty SIX
narlh q Main 81, Columbus, with all the improve.
neniS thereon erected. Levied on al ihe propcrly
q Edward A Smith, to satisfy >ad execution IN ID.
vor Of The rombigby Rad Road company
Sac within the hours prescribed hv law.
JOHN w BIRN. ShG
April IS, 1889 4Iwd [Pr ice, IS OOl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
Notice.

ne subscribers will continue tie Tin sb..
IRON ana copper business, under the styIe Of So.
Smllh' at the old stand Of Spears Priest I -
large assortment will be kept on hand Which NJ NJ
be sold al wholesale or retail for cash. and "a, ,"..
ohly. Job work executed in the bes, manner ana J,
short notice. cash will be expected in an case. e.
all work done after the lst Of April NEXT -''' W
JOHN n SPEARS
C,, :, WIN. H. SMITH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
Law Notice

hANL. JONES, having resumed The n.ac
~ tee Of law, will attend the Circuit Court of
fazoo. and The adjacent counties: the Chaneery
Sapreme and Federal Courts ~ Jackson na;re n
has residence faz0o county, ten niles South Of Rem
ton, on The Clinton road Address Benton, Yazoo
CIV. Miss,
Nav Goth 1883 ~ 6-m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
Steam Mill 20. -

' NE valuable al, establishment, silgaist &C.,
- bus, IS offered for sale on accorns,,. : Ia.s,
hose wishing 10 make an iayeslmen,i, :. "a
oi stock would do well to cal and exsri, J. ''' *
cry The partnership of the updersr,.ass fopp-
about TO expire BY limitation, makes !, oeag
The property should be sod. hseeSaiJ
Feb. 2s-sS-T - 'iASQClSs
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
1Iarsllal's Sale.

Tie United States, Us Court " Di't. Of Ms
Va affppi .4llas r. Fa. 20
Gordon d. Boyd. Nay Term 1889.
ID virtue Of tie above stated writ issued from
ID the c.scuii enari o The United States, and "a
me directed, w.l se on ile ir't day Of July, 1850
on q credit o. one ami two yeats a. tie court hDusa
Of Alala county, the following described ands 10
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
IS CARROLL CouSry.

The sale OF the following described au,ls. On the
terms mentioned above, Will take place at the court
house OF Carroll county, on Monday the 18Th Ut
July, 1889.
No. Part Of Section Sec. r. II. Contents
sW ar. and W qrofS
Eqr / lsnie 1874
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
GRIND Total Of aercs,

Grand Total Of acres, 20 203l3
Unioubied security will be required for all pur-
clases made, aud The deed rcaucd until the pur-
chase money Is pad. SO much OF the property as
Is necessary to PAY ALL COSTS will be sold for
CASH, aud tie balance Oh the credits above named
A. &. WEIR, Marshal.
April 80, 1888 43-ids
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
state OF Mississippi,

NLsHubA NVNNIls
Probate Comt-Special Term, .ipril 81, 1889.
nRDERED, That BENJAMIN J, JAcowAY, Adj.
~ mjnisiraior of The estate of r. H. Oliver. de.
ceased proceed To sell the following properly oiSad
deceased, viz; Two lots in the town Of Camden,
and that forty days netlce Of the same be given in
three public places in Tins county, and three weeks
notice in the Columbus Democrat.
J. b. KIRKLAND, clerk.
APRIL 80 4lwS Fee s postage, S. ool
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11

lust received Is bbls superior swee, on.
= Four and leHs9cks best RIO Coffee Gr 81.
cheap for cash. Alsos large quantity az Tconessae
Bacon, and / bbls. Of very white lard.
c,, , A. L. CAMPBELL.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
Pay up. Paw nm,

a Ii persons knowing theinselys, 80,
IA TO the subscriber,are euruesth INC. .aeI' g;
pay up oiheT%Ise he shall be under tie Si.ss !;
Die necessity ofentorcing payment, DiSs9fen'
- 100 0Vu P Svlrt1
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11

I'VE do hereby orewaro all persons from trading
W for two promissory notes, or either az them
given 10 David LLOYD, dated the 10Th day Of lam
ny 1889, for sixteen hcndred dollars each: the frs,
OF said mites was due the FIST day Of March last.
and the other wiItbe due on the first day January
next. AS part Of the consideration for which said
notes were given has failed. we Win res,st liz l.
men' thereof. H N LAWRENCE,
w w BROWNING.
Columbus, April is, 1889.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
Is WissroN CorNrr

Tic sale Of the following described lands, on Ii,
terms mentioned above, VIII take place at the cour,
house q WINSTON county, on Monday, te 2ad d
July, lsS9.
No, Part Of Section See + n Coment
" half OF T. or 1 Is IS 70 ;,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11

The sale of the following described lands, on the
terms mentioned ahnve, will take place at the cour,
house n( Chociaw county, on Monday, the aeth day
nf InlN 1870
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
y qr-E Do a. :
az and + hf Of
wqr p n . 40l IS
IS wLf ON " Or so II 9 60 d


The sale u the ia.lawiug described .luds, % t5s
terms mentioned above. vii take place 81 the court
houss Of Oclibbeha county, on Monday, tie 5l dsy
u August, ls39.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
~ Rreeders of fne Hoe.

To Breeders Of fine Horses
The celebrated Gaffh0r9ggh 5rsd
~<fYa RICE HORSE
kIAf n sic mi { h.
ssNs.,A.a.Hs WILL stand The ensuing season
a rav Stable "a Columbus and MI be iei 10 mares
stSi5fge Ilan IS the season. snd SIS 10 insure
mare 10 De IL loai; 81 10 Tie groom IN eyers IN
stance, which must be paid when the mare Is COW
cred.
DEscEurIos: Sir Kennilh IS beautiful b, > fl
.ncAes high. years DID, and IN polni Of symme-
lry unsurpassed by any horse IN Tie Onon.
PrRroEMyCEs His performances rs racer, IN
which be- exhibited both speed and bottom, are IA
miIar 10 The sporting community Of York, Penn
sylvana. Mary land, Virginia, North and South Car
DINA. For 90 exhibition Of which beg The indu-
eence OF the public Until can obtain his periorman-
ces and pedigree from the back numbers OF 'e sP-
be IN handb8s ere long r. II. LONG.
Columbus ApHl II, 1889 4lu
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
Beware of a Swindlcr!!

* A fellow by The name OF L. R.
no SWORDS, who came 10 this town
~ under the prctence. Of opening tai
M lors shop and 'ook board at NV house,
" lgi' this place ON the steamboat Lala
-=s-szz=aEA Rookh on Tuesday asi, without SET
Ting ais board bill give this caution to the pub
nc 10 guard others against imposition from this
woahi-he gentleman. He is tailor by trade, about
i've feet ten inches high black hair and ewes, dark
complexion, thin visage, weighs abost 1856 pounds,
wore a block cloth cap, and dressed otherwise We
~ genteei, aud not more than 81 or twenty two
years of age:
The SAID Swords has cqt me out of twenty nine
dollars and fifty cents, for board, which is more
than can afford to lose in these hard times and
iaAe ll,s mode oil redress winch is the only one lett
me, against travelling swindlers and vagabond ras-
Gals. JOHN o. BRACKEN,
Proprietor Of the Rewett House.
Columbus March :, lSse.-S4-tf
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11
BY oRsoN S. MURRAY,
TERMS.

NJ The VERMONT TELEGRAPH is published
weekly, at $500 year, payable within four months
AFTER four months aud within eight, 80, ss5-atfey
eight months and within the year, s., 3d.
rT To companies who, receive twelve or more
coDies in one bundle, and pay within four monri,s
Al a. Scatter four months, to rise as above. I75
within eight months, &c.
IP Agents, who procure and pay for six gub.
scribers, are entitled TO the seventh copy gratis.
NJ No paper to be discontinued until arreara oes
are paid except al the discretion of the publisher
IT All letters, TO secure attention., must como
postage paid
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11

all forsaking you, still seek your surest
refuge here. IF you have been enabled,
o os DIVINE grace, to say, This God is our
200 Tor ever and ever (Psa. Xviii. 14,)
!!nongh frames and feelings change, He
10 whom you trust shall never alter The
waters OF your sea may ebb and flow, as
iong as you carry about with you BODY
OF SIN and death, but your Rock cannot,
LOT It IS the Lord God of Elijah, even
Hel' Jesus Christ, the same Yesterday,
'o-day' and forever. = Elisha, By tie Rec.
Henry BLQnt
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11
Birmingham, July 20, 1889.

The TRUR SOURCE OF CONSOLATION.
When Elishas only earthly friend was
taken from him, and he had poured forth
the first strong wailings of natural grief,
his heart fed upward from the broken
clstern to the Living Spring; his earnest
inquiry, Where is The Lord God OF Eli
Jah, even He? His friend is gone, but
the God in whom that friend trusted, sllll
remains. He asks not for Elijah, but for
EllIah's God. 1t was much that he pos
sessed the prophets mantle, double por-
ton of his spirit; but more, Infinitely
more, that he possessed that prophets
God.
Brethren, in the darkest hours OF ma
lures trials, when those you love the
dearest and best, are taken from you, lel
this be your consolation. In the still
deeper darkness of spiritual bereavements
when your joy, and hope, and peace ar
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-11

hahN those to whom the following letter was
addressed, Tor favoring the Telegraph with eopv
Infi y - = ~
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24
From the Miners Journal,
A New Legend Of ireland.

A son Of the Emerald Isle stepped into our
office on Tuesday last TO inform us that he had
some fresh news from Ireland; of such import.
ance was it in his estimation that he was anx-
lous to have US pay Tor it. But as We have
been buying our experience for many years, we
ltttd not care to encounter an outlay Of this
kind. We therefore obtained it for nothing,
but the promise of recprocating the favor, and
therefore We give,he sum and substance ofour
friends letter from Ireland just for what il is
worth, avtd what we gave for it.
There was man at The date Of the letter,
Feb. 18th 1889, i'll the county Of Tyrone, who
4 is left standing on his spade in the field by the
mercy oil God and is to continue there unit! the
day Of judgement. for committing the following
crime. His sisler-in-law was widow, and hav-
ing rented of the same landlord, under the same
lease, sent her share Of the rent by this man he
being Of the class designated in our own cuun.
TRY AS absquatulators did not pay over the mon
Iey, but appropriated il to his own use. In pro-
cess Of time The Bailitf came for The "rini y The
widow found she had been wronged and went
in company with the collector TO the field where.
her false friend was ut work.
"Su,e Phadrick, and IFS the rint the mas
thur is af,cr.--,he rint that gave YOU" said
the widow
"rhe rint,' replied he with we'll feigned as
Constituent, "and is it me you name? by the five
[crosses! eyes Of mine niver had the sigh, OF
your money--the rint is il?
| "Och Phadrick-can you sarve n lone wo.
man so--your own brothers wife too?n
| 'Nay, Manly, avorheen, and il's would
scorn the dirty aclon, for The sowl OF me-ils
some other OF yere brothers that ye must be-
naneing. By the spade I'm delvng with, it's
thruth wha, ! say, and what other wouId 70
have from me barrin' ami batn' took NV
oath on The bookW
"And It's that ye dare not do to the mas.
ther here"
'Dare not--hubaboo! Manly, where's we're
witness that TUX the money!
"God is my witness--PhaJrick, and none
other"
II doubt God was asleep when you did it,"
replied Phadrick.
And no sooner were the last words out of his
mouth, than he fell asleep himself, in the very
attitude no stood, one loot on tho spade'-
liked and motionless as a statue, and all the
horses in Ireland have tried, but cannot stir
him.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24
PROSPECTUS
THE WEEKLY PICAYUNE

THE WEEKLY PICAYUNE.
In consequence Of the popularity which on
daily paper has gained in all sections OF ,h,
country, and The numerous demands we ar,
receiving from all quarters for weekly Jour
nal, VIC have determined on starting one of tina
description, TO be entitled the The WEEK.,
PIcAYUNE."
IoadoPt the same fguratiye style used in our
hrst prospectus, we have fitted uut the "P;cn.
y"ne" Tor more distant voyages, and Ireighted
her with all sorts Of notIons IN the shape Of
rradableS; aud il the same success .itends her
which she has met with while coasting nearer
iWlne, we shall doubtless receive rich returns.
10 prepare our little craft for the more ex.
tended sea on which she is destined 10 move.
we nave put on her many additions and i'm.
provements, Some OF her old timbers have
Oeen taken out and replaced by new--she has
greater measurement lorealid ali, a greater
ehgth OF beam, and her sheets have been ma.
erlally enlarged.
Notwithstanding the Increased size, the pub
nc may rest assured that the sPicGyuae' viii be
.nabiedto work in skooI mater with the same
ac''ity as heretofore, and form channels Of
which il would be- folly Gor the
lu'l heavy vessels at present sailing This port
o navigate.