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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
ST = rs g.

The steamers from New Orleans are be.
ginning to arrive at Cincinnati. The river
Ohio is alive again with commerce.
The u 8. frigate United States, Captain
Kcnrney, has arrived safe in Hampton Roads
outstanding she got tremendous
humping on the bar al the entrancs Of New
York hafbor.
The broad pcnnant of Commodore War
ringtop, was shifted on Friday from the U.
States ship Java to the Delaware, Of 50 guns,
Captain e. w. Skinner, the receiving ship a,
Norfolk.
The whole Of the New York and Ohio line
of Canal Boats on the Erie Canal, was sold
at public auction, in Albany, on Monday, by
Isaac o. Davis, for the sum OF twenty -four
thousand five hundred dollars.
Long Island Sound was closed by ice on
the 25,h Of Jan. and the blockade was not
removed until the 18th of Feb.-after sus.
pension Of navigation for nineteen days
This is the longes, suspension Of steam navl'
II CATION since the winter O: 80. 36-whcn the
Sound was "hermetlcally sealed" for SIX
weeks.
/ Counterfeit quarters Of dollar are IN cir,
culation in New York. They are after the
H fashion Of the new coin, with the Genius el
| Liberty on one side, and may be readily dc.
tec,ed by their greasy appearance, and theiI
being much lighter in weight than genuine
quarters.
/ The price Of admission to the boxes of the
Houston, Texas, Theatre, is two dollars and
nny cents.
/ II is estimated that upwards Of seventy
factories have ceased operations in New
Il England and at least one fourth Of the pop
ulction of the United States are out Of en-
| ployment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
For sale,

find possession gioen on The Isl day of March.
3rA THE building on Banster's
fTTsfA Wharf late the property Of John
;ssk S,crne, Esq, an excellent stand
&a for business, and q very conye
nlsnt tenement. For terms apply to
BENZ. MUMFORD. AuDy., for
SAMUEL ST. JonN, Jr., .4Ssignts.
If not previously disposed of, it will be sold
a! Public Auction sn Saturday, the 7th day
March next. feb 27.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

THE EFFECTS OF BAD LAWS There
are said to be in Ireland, at this moment,
five mi lions of acres Of waste land ca
pable Of cultivation, and yet thousands
of people in that i'll fated country can
scarcely get potatoes enough to keep
them from starvation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
Notice..

A Lecture will be delivered by WILLIAM
r. STAPLES, Esq. before the Mechanics As
soeiaiion, on Thursday evening, March tn,
at .Armory Hall, at z o'clock.
Tickets l2i cts. to be had at the Store OF
r. J. Taylor, aud at the book Store Of Mr..
Callahan ard w. A. Barber.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
ID 2 4 g Is g.

In this town, Friday last, 2lst ult., amer painful
aud long protrscted Illness Mr. Henry i. Wnsow,son
oi Mr.. Andrew Winslow, In the 23d year Of his age
Seldom has tho shan Of death swept one from our midst
universally beloved than the sut oi this notice
Cut or he has been IN the prime OF e buo, at with
hope and peel atoI IL must loudly of the un
certainty Of time, OF tho inevitable approach OF death
aud the absolute necessity OF preparation for that
drend hour when all that our best friends do for
will be to convey gasy form to the silent city Of
the dead IL Is not on this occasion that we mourn be-
cause death mas unfortunately shot his arrow al Tie
multitude and called one from the land Of being TO- u
is because one has been taken from that we could
least spnre. Bland IN his manners, upright In his de-
pertinent, and vrtuous In all his walks oi life, the de
ceased has len name and character that VIII oig DO
remembered by his numerous friends and associates
lis intellectual endowmens were Of superior cast
and truly did he promise Ia lie an ornament TO society
The Newport Ahenaeum, OF which he was useful and
efficient member, will long dc lore his loss, for they
knew aud esteemed his worth IL shere that his talents
h,ve shone and with uncommon hrliancy but death s
distngusheT OF persons; all, all must alike TALL be-
meath his shat. But while we mourn the loss Of our
friend let strive to emulate his virtues and meet the
krg Of with that calmness aud conposure which
has characterized his last moments.
Friend Of my youth farewell
leave thy body in the silent crowd,
Trusting, while earth Is but Thy funeral shroud,
Thy soul with saints will DWELL
In Middlrtown, on Monday morning last Geo. Irish,
Esq, IN the SUth year Of his age.
In Middletown, ON Monday evening last, Mr.. John
Weaver, son Of Mr.. Parker Weaver, aged 20 years.
In North kingstown, OH the 4ih inst, Mr.. Samuel
Cole, sgcu co Years, anu on 'ne con INST, H''"'"n
Cole, Esq In his ED year. They were brothers, and
lived together for many years-boh highly respectable
and worthy men.
In New York. 18th inst, aer an Illness Of three DAYS
Mr.. David Sherman, son OF Nr. Thomas sherman, OF
this town, aged 2l years His remains were brought to
ihil town on Saturday last ard Inferred on Monday
Ia this alictng dspensaton the parents have been be-
renvcd Of dutul son, and society has lost uss'u
member. Tho he had resided but comparatively short
time in New York city, aud but Just entered on the nc
tive duties of life he had yet endcnred himself to many
of his associates by the correctness o his department
and his uniform madness aud attention to NIL, whether
in the relations OF business or friendship. To his en-
ployers he had rendered himself useful, and had Won
their confidence xnd esteem by the lca fidelity snd
eerfilness with which HE various duties were dis
charged IN this sudden bereavement we sincerely con
dole with the afflicted parents relations aud rionds
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
SA l.E POST PO n + d.
FeWs ut Auction.

On Saturday. .Narch 2sh. 1910, nf 3 o'clock
y. w.. at The Methodist Chapel IN his
I'oun. ,ciH be sold at Public AUCTION. 10 The
highest biddu,in conformity TO The provisions
Of The .4et Of Incorporation,
a Lii the Pews and parts of Pews in snid
IA house, which may then be indebted 10
the Corporation for Taxes, and incidental
charges. All interested will govern .hem-
selves accordingly.
BENZ. MUMFORD, Sie~ard.
Newport, Oct. 81, 1899.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

Late accounts from down east, state
tha, tho British are fortifing all along
the line Of the North Eastern Boundary,
while nothing is doing comparatively on
the American side, by way Of preparing
for future difficulties.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

We have reason to believe that the IIud-
son river is navigabe to Hudson, and per.
baps the entire distance to Albany. The ice
broke up at Ncwburgh on "Wednesday, and
on Thursday commenced moving at Albany.
We understand that q sloop had arrived from
Poug " Y. Com. of24h.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
& 4 q q . a 8 = 8 a

In North Kingston, on Friday last, by the Rev. Mr..
Johnson, Mr. Nichoss w. Marsh Of this town, TO Miss
Deborah =. Clarke, daughter Of the late Mr.. Jacob
Clarke. Of this place.
At the baptist Church in Bristol on Sunday afternoon
10Th inst, by Rev Mr. Brown Mr.. Robert u. Bullock,
Of Bristol, to Miss Ellen ]. Mills, OF Hartford, Conn.
In Portsmouth, the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr. Taylor.
Mr.. John Tslman, 2d TO Miss Charlotte, daughter OF
Mr.. William Boyd, all ofPorlsmouth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

No QuARrER-It is said that Gen. Taylor
has given orders to the army in Florida, to
make no prisoners, and that copy of this
order is now on Gle in The War Department.
Can this be true? Will our army endeavor
to ou,rival the savage foe in atrocity'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
For Sale,

IL That valuable estate in Wash-
fNs ingion street. OH Easton's Point
I::ss M consisting of a I.o, Of Land ans
kEA4&El a capacious Dwelling House,
with other buildings thereon standing. known
as the Oldield Estate.
Likewise two valuable Lots Of Land, with
two Dwelling Houses thereon standIng,slua'
ted IN Marlborough aud Charles streets
known ~ Tho lots on which the residence Of
Gov. Coddingtsn was situated.
II the above described Estates are not s"ld
previous TO Friday the 18Th Of March next,
they will then on lbst day be sold at public
auction, on the premises, at 3 o'clock p. Al.
For terms, which viii be liberal. apply To
Feb. 27l p. p. REMINGTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

THE Aims HoUsE.-It is said that there
are now 2024 paupers in tho Philadelphia
Aims House, larger number by four hun
dred, than has been within the walls Of that
institution in any preceding winter for sew
cral years. This fact speaks in emphatic
language in relation to the suffering among
the INDECENT Of that community.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
REGISTRY LAW YORK

nTsbIO ~ LAW l.N 4NE ONN'
A bill has been introduced by a select
committee Of the Senate of New York
entitled "AN AcT TO PREVENT ILLEGAL
VoTING IN THE Cry OF NEw-YoRK. -
II provides for the division Of the seve-
raj Wards Of the City into elective dis
tricts so as to contain about 500 voters
each, in which Districts all Elections
are to be held and concluded in one day
The votes are to be Immediately canvas
scd without adjourning, SO as to give no
chance for rosuery in the handling OF
the Ballot Boxes. IT is expected that
the bill will pass.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
LOAN WANTED.

rl>EN or Fifteen Hundred Dollars - want.
Il ed, on good and available security upon
I, al csti,e. worth double on treble the amount
sn,ed 10 hire. Enquire ., the Hersld cf-
fee. Ifeb 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
A u 10 n 8.
ny milton HALI.-Auc,ionses.

On Saturday merit. nj 9 O'clock a. NJ, wiu ts
sold al Public aaetion, IN front Of the sub
seriber's Store.
> ulage bhds. MoIasses. 4 bbis. Bnrkwhest,
a 2 cooksloves, 2 beanreaps, q beds, 2 bed
steads, I2 chairs, one Dearborn's patent
balance, 200 good hams, iron pots. dish kct-
ties, toa-kettles, 10 reams letter paper. y box
~ pipes. books and other articles!
Also, one light horse cart.
Conditions at sale.
feb n. NJ. HALL, .Auci'r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
To Let,

CAUTION TO TIIEPUBLlC.-The sub
~ scr,bcr hereby cautions the public against
harboring or trusting or his account, boy
by the name Of Albert Gidison, who has re-
Gently nbscondcd FROM his employ. Said boy
was an indented apprentice to the subscriber,
bound BY the Ovcrseer Of the Poor Of Pro
vidcnce-was about l5 years old, darn con-
plcxion. short aud thick in staturc-hsd on
when he left nm olive green short jacket,
striped vest, cloth cap. aud cow-hidS boots,
nearly new. TIMOTHY SHAW.
Little Compton, r. !. Feb. &c lSi0.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
FOR SALE,
v0SEiS. AT MARKeT.S0UkRE,

4 lo, Of Spanish Cigars Ju lube Paste nj
~ so c,s the ID; Cough Candy NJ 33 cts.
warranted rs good ns Boston candy TINT sell,
OF rs cts; a'so n variety Of cardy's that will
be cold ns chonp 30 Of any store IN Ns"i"r'.
F.5 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
Feb. 90.
JAMES HAMMOND'S
CIR REGULATING AIRY.
RECENT ADDITIONS.

$40 Nicholas Nicklcby, with illustrations.
by Boz, vol;
$50 Nicholas Nickleby, ,withou, illustrations,
by Boz, vol
265l Jack Sheppard, romance, by VIM. II.
Alnswor,h, 2 vols;
1852 Henry of Guise, or the States Of Bols,
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1853 Sptfire, or the Pirate Of tic West In
dies, by Capt Chamier, X. n. 2 vols (;
1854 Letters from the Old World, by Lady
OF New York, 2 vols;
1855 A New Home, or Who'll follow, or
glimpses Of Western Life, by Mrs.
Mary Clavcrs. ! vol;
2S56 The Family nj Healhersdale, or the in
fucnce of Christian principlcs,by Mrs.
Colonel Mackay. vol
1857 Discourses and Discussions in explana.
ton aud defence Of Unitarianism, by
Or,ile Dewey, vol.
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DUCKwHEAT-for ssls by
ID feb "a Err w NEWTON
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
Trust Sale.

NOTICE is hereby Pvca that a pursuance Of
~ Jat plu,.,lous at a deed IA ,rvst executed by
t. F.. Mead, un the thrli,th day %. MaUh, 1889
% me as trustee. "a secure the paymcu, SO +. b.
kaudu.pbol the note therein described, and duly
rJc1ritJ he office I'd ihu Clerk 81 Probate Count 81
Lowudts county Stale OF Mississippi, ! o, trustee
WI. expose 20 public sale for cash 90 The highest bid
dvr at lr court house door OF sand county aud state
90 tae l0a day ol March ueNt, the folowius dos.
crtsd negro slaves. 10 wit Phd ana his W,'5 La
~ ani three children. to wit; William, pbl and
Rubin; Hector ANA b, wlir Lefty and lhcir chil-
d. en-, 10 w.t; joe, Luke. and Mauab Harntl,
PUch, aud hytgH.1r,H. Ia wit sam, E5ru and in
tan, child, and The other increase OF The females ul
SaId slaves
Sale within tic usua. hours,
NM. b WINSTON, Trustee
January itb lslu-2b-lds Pr fec $40 80
O>TPONEMENF.- ~ The above sale ., post
poBcd unttI The SOFA Of MARCIA, lsl0.
WM b. WINSTON Trustee,
march = l-ls-55U ~ tee $40 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
Nnticc

Is t--5ty gwen ttst b. ,tue Of are8 .1 a-g.i,
4 sxr-..ei b., Dln.J 3. AtNsat.- uu the sh
..y ed June. IeSa. .yh.,l Ieel la.y rgeurleJ %
t.. a-rtr nf tHc J.r-, 81 trr tu.bf.c Court ar
frsrl jas -.ar.y >.ase al Mississippi Do lie la.er-
..lI Is ...sJrg, fa ~r-ufc .r psfusst.f u.e >es-
a-ir sums ttc-r.u mentioned. w.. rzt.re guaIe
sst .,. cash 40 OBJ, .sry rtst.s-rg u ,a.1 A.NsHdtE
,.Haf o.. ,s.ta west Ilom IHa1.aHe. gl lhHrs-
las tlg eo.h Say OF Mach next one uegro flr T.
bout eleven ,,a5, af .vg, TWO wagons, quaualy
ct crrn AMI tsisr. ~c,rut, o., Hgad o. as,. tNra.
a. head eft t5uIr. ~ head 90 1olses, JNo ma..s
t1..,c aui Archrn furniture. aud srmnr tu's--,uei
urewja BE- gwen a. IS gcslrd "a mr. q, Trustee.
Il n. HADEN, Trustee.
February llth. I~to.-3!-tds
PRINTER, lee - So
pO>rPuNENE\ T-lHr above sat Is bercb
postponed lau ihs ath 81 Apr usAe
March ,hr g I>4o, Painters itt 81.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28

NOTICE Us uerdby gwen, lbal wll selI OF pub
IN hc auction. al the Luua lIoasc, 10 lI4 town
Of Columbus Miss 90 The first Monday N Agu
next, to The highest bidder og cash, the io..
loving tracts Or parcels Of land, 10 pursuance Of q
trust seed, executed by Winchester Dumas, To- ST..
cure tie payment 81 certain notes tac,riu described
70 Townsend DICKINSON.
The East hall 81 The south west qlster uf sec
unn lnguly ,lg.t and the east bal. 81 uie north
Hcft quaHer Oi section tufrl three. tie south ws,t
quarter Ut The south Wcs quatttr al section number
tuuy siR, all so trwu5np numycr fifteen, south 81
range uumper seyeulreH west. sy lHe norm hail
81 ule south west quarter 81 .eCuou thirty SIX,
township fifteen, sou. oi range seventeen west, aua
The HUr,H east guarcl Ol tAe south ,aat qurrr %
section tbIrty-t~n, township fifteen, south OF range
syycuiceu west Sdc WITHIN The nu1fs prescribed
By ,aw
CHAs ii. ALBERT, Trustee.
March ~, l-I0.-5G-iw. lpf fee - 5l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
IO,UOO,OOO MOrus Multicaulis
Outlines.

TENIlE subscriber has Ior safe the above number
= Of Culuugs ltum tHis ihyaiuLhIr tree, Nucuu-
mrutlfy ~ necessary 10 prove ncUHtrsta1y thC cE-
ccrdtu2 value oi Jb,se Trees. Thai me growing ut
SIX ia tbt5 couulcy Ia lucrative above lH otIcr ucru-
patuH., Is established cJuc0usNcIy by reference ~
experiments already fully ttstei--and there exists
alsJ, the c0rircst aud almost pdipabr evidence, that
the propagation Of Tie Tree los market vii b. pro-
htaDIc iur many years. Al the north, 10 the CULTURE
OF SILK 81 900 IS considered 800 average yield to the
hand wlieic there exists many luconycmcaccs uu-
known 10 this climate,
Applications to myself, near Hamburg, or to
MAJ " II iurasr agent al Maunl, Perry county,
Alabama, promptly attended 10.
!. VI. WEtSINGER
Hamburg Perry 90. Ala. hoy9 I5u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
Trust Sale.

Df virtue Of a deei VI Trust, executed BY Dan
ID I'll w. Jordan on the o0th say Of August in
The year 1857, To Richard Evan, a, TRUSTEE, 10 So.
cure lhc payment Of certain note therein mention
cd which deed has been duly recorded in the
Csrks office oi the Probate Court for Tie county
81 LowHlts and State IT Mississippi. 10 Book Mum
bcr ane, Page IS, % and 80, ! ~.l offer for sale
at pubic auction lU DO highest bidder for cash, in
the Town AT Columbus on Monday the OH day og
Apu, he following negroes 10 wit: Charles. Clai-
born EggIa,lya Jim, rub Rosr auJ Roterl--or
SO m1ay Of thomas w..I be,sulc,eut 20 pay and sat
SIS ylal note
Sale o. sad slaves within the usual hours.
RICHARD EVANS. Trustee.
Columbus, March b. 1910 --j6-Aw. [ r. fee 81 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28

John ". Foster
l3J5 50. Auacu.t 50 Oo.
Isaac f. lonnau}
NOTICE ~ hereby gwen, that Tie above attach.
~ meul sJs issued at "a, SUIT al thc sad piiH-
tna,sfusl lc SAID de eudout as an abscOpJ,ng debt
OF Tor lac sum aforesaid aud has been returned 10
,H.s Office dolly executed, ADD is 10" pendmg aad
ulafg fiuuea Ia The Circuit court Vi me county u
L8auscs aud sac Oi Mississippi, and mat uuess
tie SAID defendant sj.ati appear 90 OF bt0ft lae
hrs, Monday ot Apr. ueAl beug tte hfst day u
tie Circuit cour tor the county Aforesaid, give spe.
c5l blI aud plead, Judgment wHI bs eatrred against
MN, aud he 5fupsuy attached vii be SOD ~ oauify
tie pamuh 5 demands.
" tne.s. tne clerk oi the sad Circuit court, thc
18Th Mafeu. 1910.
OVID 2. BROWN, Cfk
STA lPr. lee ~ JO.I
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
Fen gre \s-sr.-c >sa.r..
THE Union BANK REPORT.

Il -#...r- a,.. .a- ..tu. e,a's.- +. ..- To-.
bog B.u, by, taI O., published, sac ~De -ra,k
u.I. rHTrV -"rr q. rasrr> granted Be- i.e t#et--f,
e-#r Ernla Bark Nc suppose lals vas
OWN. ta .ur o.l rFassrb, ga i,aaN-irr..ag
usats u, 0rrt-tgas had" We have I.., thrown
..z, asr fac following borrowers 90 ar 'mutas-
l.,u.e..' We have gwen thel5 dtr,y, liabilities.
cNca5.r- tlea endorsement, and ,he paper u.sr
counted Tor their benefit Tor Which they were not
drawers. We mly have overlooked several notes,
ana We d.d net include fractions OF huudrrt,h..
q o.I be seen ,aa, ,he Bnndon boys figure
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
Cntfnn Seed for Sale.

TINE undersigned has about 100 bushels q cot
l. ton seeds, drect from tie Liable lands VI Mex
&C., IRON the first growth raiseJ 10 TIE CnItd
States, which he vii Dr. gad 10 dispose oi lie
cotton raiseJ from THESE seeds c! very superior
quality. A sample 81 the cotton may b. aeeh 81
ans tinc 80 lHe Democrat Otlce. tfo'n le eAPe'
rrlent have made am induced 70 0e.ieye tnal II
viI. mature 10 or } Jsys carrier than lhc common
cotton A.so quana,y 0. Guph seed, from the trsl
Or last years gnjath. Those wishing " purchase
The s,ed, :, ID PLEASE Apply DO tue Office % The Dem
u.-at sr uf tt- urlgra,uell.
DANIEL IS. WRIGHT.
IaTehei -5--.g
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
Notice.

TINllE Undersigned having been appointed Com
L mssiuurr, by the honorable pruhates court OF
Lowudc, county, NJ or the purpose ct receiving
and examining 40 the claims OF Tie 5, yer Il credit.
ors OF tho estate ri John }. Lewis, dee a., hereby
give notice dat uey wdl meet the several creditors
ct said c-tlte ln the town ct Nashville, LuWudcs
county on The first Monday IA October next. tur
ube purpose above mentioned Al those having
claims against SAID estate vii please band thcm 10
the Subscribers ou ur before tat day
+. A. LACEY.
n n, NASH Cotnm,Is
Ftb'y -, 1870 sac
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
To the Public.
\ '

WE must a bend 10 clrcumstances-.as The credit
w system IS becoming much curladed OF the
north and elsewhere we hud Il necessary to follow
suit and therefore adopt hi. method Of informing
our customers generally that any sales we may
mike after the lirst day OF January next, vii be
considered doe On the delivery of the goods
FRANKLIN s BROTHER.
Dee -, 1880 lG-lE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
Straycd or stolen

ENROM the Subscriber "a Winchester MISS un
u the evening 81 the ath mt, a smal. surcll
Mare Poucy about four years OLD, thrcc white ieet
blzcJ iace aud very rtuafkbt, iJf q large white
spot on Ucr rRht hp, wuch alone Is sufficient To
identity her Any person tahny up bald mara that
! may get her again Wibt Literally rewarded or
any Information vi hcr by letter or otherwise wal
be thankfully received by
], 4. HORNE.
March ~ l-I0a31-It
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28


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/ N'ue % me aba.c spsc.htd WITS 10 me d
~ r'ctd. lf'm uic fonnrahe District toTt OF
! gig '"ht' 0i'l'At ''f 'i'e No.tt6h bs'ftt 81 MS
/ s'N4fh W." -" on ai,'n'aY ine SKIN Jay OF
! h"' '7'' ~ -, o"u't h'uNs :" LoNhaes epuh-
/ - "'' "N'"''s b'''i'ota properly !" WI os
[ commencing on ne Sl"ih raN' corner OF NAN ana
h'N9' s'r'' % ''oeS o5 square homoef two run
! mug "'s'""uE twenty t"' 'eet' 'heuce running
I o''A ~ -" "' nof'h"afdF .Ay icet uence east
/ "at'N twenty iNo lecl to Market sreel thence
! '"""'t a""8 "aiSe' street. SKY 'eet 70 zoe oeg'u'
! h'ng WlNS piece o. laf'et o. 'ot hainnrr hSe' IN
/ sA4 square hummer '"l, l'He'her wan Tue store
/ ""4Nr "h 'Al ~ 'tee"'g occupied oy WoodWafa
/ ana b,IhPhtl1' ana a. Wr properly u TIE defend
aus, No'd"aia "nBe~
| Also P'fl 81 'o's oun'etT 50 auJ seven n square
/ nNW'' We nof'h OF nam Autth e"HihrhehS al
/ "' MUM ''s' CORNER ~ sAld 'Ol hnh.t AN' 'uh-
/ nnl thence -'nIh"aidh,p'rate' WITH Matsel STREET
/ twenty WnlerI thence "csS"Afdy pafaHtl VITA
NOTARY ','s''' ninety ieet thence norIh"Afdy, par
al' "Ih Market Nif'eI, ~ MMtafy street l"en.
/ two hel 'htncc along h5'afy street n'nrty ieet 70
/ 'ar Deg Aihf' as lhf proper! "I Reading >. blouni
/ one 81 lhr del'hd'hls
! A''' lots Huhpff one iwp' iatce DOOR, and i've
10 square number Three south "l Ma'a street, IRON
! unf ON Bridge street north each iot sixty TX feet,
hrthh'pg ".'f' Monroe S'ecl crosses br'dse sweet
| running "t1 Win uie South edgr ui bnlge street,
three hundred AMI tlfIy FRET 10 Water s'reeithence
along The eastern edge 81 Water street southwark
y one hundred and SKY i've feet thence eastward.
| ~ parallel with Bridge street three hundred and
| ihttN ltti 70 Monroe street, thence along the cas-
! terra rige"i Monioe street. one hundred ana s1ty
| hye feet TO The efgnmog wdh the appuf'euanees,