Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-09-08
Lease Of Valuable Tom Lots.

AN. Monday the 18th day of September
~ next will be leased on the premises, for
The unexpired term of SO years from the lst
August, 1921, renewable forever, the following
described lots, lying South of Main Street, IN
the town Of Columbus, Mississippi, VIZ -
Lots one, two, three, four, five, SIX. and seven,
IN square ono lot five, IN square seven lots
one, two, three, four, five, and ten, IN square
eleven, lots one, two, three, four and five, m
north half of square eighteen; lots SIX seven,
and eight, in square twenty -one; square twen-
tY-eight r. square thirty; square thirty three;
square thirty-seven; f. square thirty eight; |
E. square 40 : lots three, four, five. SIX and |
seven, in f. square twenty-six; lots one and
FIVE, IN square three; lots one, nine and ten, |
IN square eight; lots one and two, III +. square
thirteen; all of squares nineteen, tWenty-lour,
tNenty-nine. thirty-one, thirty-four, thirty
eight, and T. squares thrty-nine, and forty
one; lots one, two, three, four. and five, II +
square twenty-eight; lots eight, nine and ten,
in square five; LOT three, IN square nine; lots
one, two and three. in T. square fourteeni lots
one, two, three. four, five, six, seven, eight,
nine and ten in square twenty all of squares
twentv-sIx, thirty, ih,rty-two, thirty-six, and
F. square fhirty-two; lot ten, in F. square
twenty-five; lot two, in T. square twenty -four.
ALSO--the following Lots, North of Main
Street, VIZ: Lots one, two, five, six, nine and
ten, in square one; lots four, FIVE, eight, nine
and ten, IN square four; lots two and three, IN
square seven lots three, four, six. seven and
eight, IN square ten; all of the north half of
square nineteen; lots one, two, three, iour,
FIVE, six, seven, eight, nine and ten, IN square
twenty-four; lots one, two, three, four, FIVE,
SIX, seven, eight, nine and ten, In square twen-
ty-seven: all OF squares thirty -four and thirty
seven, and the south half of square forty three;
lots six, seven and eight, in square fifty-Hine
all ofsquares sixty-eighi, seventy 1.-two, seventy
five, eighty-one, eighty seven, ninety-two
ninety-seven, one hundred and one, F. square
one hundred and two, one hundred and FIVE
one hundred and eight, one hundred and eleven
F. square one hundred and sixteen, one hun
bred and thirty, one hundred and thirty four
one hundred and thrty-seyen, one hundred
and forty, one hundred aid forty-iour, one nun
dred and forty-sevcn, and f. square one hun
dred and fifty-four; lots three, tour. five, six
seven and eight, in T. square twenty EIGHT
lots one, two three, four and five, in F. square
thirty-six; lots four. six, seven, nine S>d fen
In square two; lot ten, IN square five; lot three
in square eight; lots one, two. three, five, Sc
ven nine and ten, IN square thirteen; lots three
four, five, six, seven, eight and ten, IN souar
: twenty-five; lots one, two, three, four, five
Il nine and ten, IN square twenty-five; all {
/ squares thirty thirty-ive, thirty-pine, for
> ty-four, s. half forty-nine, sixtyfVe, seventy
(. seventy -four, seventy-seven, eighty-thret
eighty eight, T. ninety-five, ninety nine, on
hundred and two, T. one hundred and one
a. one hundred and six, one hundred and nine
2 one hundred and twelve, F. one hundred an
,r eighteen, one hundred and thirty-two, on
o. hundred and thirty-hve, one hundred and thu
81 ty-eght, one hundred and forty one, one hur
= dred and forty-five, F. one hundred and forty
a @ght, F. one hundred and fifty-five; lot fou
teen, In square O south west or. of lot ten,
square thirty-seven; lots three four, five, si
seven, and ten, IN square three; lots three an
= four, in square six !; lots five, SIX and seven,
square nine; lots one and two, in square fou
&c teen; lots one, two, three, four, five, six, S
ven, eight, nine and ten, in square twent
& three; lots six and seven, in square tweni
rk six; all of squares thirty-three and thirty-si2
lots one, two three, four, five, SIX, seven, eigl
nine and ten, IN square forty.one all of squar
S. forty five, fiity-seven, sixty-siX, seventy or
T. thirty-one, eighty, and eighty-ive; lots fol
FIVE, six, seven, eight, nine and ten, in squa
eiphtv-rine all of squares ninety-siX, o
= hundred, one hundred and three, one hundr
and seven, one hundred and ten, one hlndl
he and fifteen, f. one hundred and fifteen. +. o
M hundred and nineteen, north half of one hu
lot dred and thirty-three. one hundred and thirt
Ne six, F. one hundred and fifty-one, ore hundr
on and thirty-nine lot ten, IN square one hundr
and forty-two; all Of squares one hundred a
forty-six, F. one hundred and forty mine, c
hundred and ffty-si2, F. one hundred and fiji
three, and F. forty.
nj Every lot not paid for or the day of sale, '
nc be -soid,-Previous to the day of sale,
leases will be received by the Treasurer.
ID All who lease lots, are hereby notified t
= the Trustees, only, have the power TO decl
Ian a lot forfeited, and mol the purchaser. The
are held as mortgaged to the Trustees, to
cure the payment of the lease, annually;
if not so paid, they have right to re-enter
the premises and declare them forfeited
to sue the lessee, and seize on any property
may have, as In case ofother executions.
These remarks are considered due-as M
|. have been induced to think that the lots can
forfeited at the viii of the purchaser I
= merly, many came to this conclusion from
= u fact that N NJ. Brigham, Esq, distinctly
: - formed the citizens they could lease for
" wear and sf0rfeit consequently, several,
and now plead it as an especial contract.
a Brigham allowed improved lots to be thr
'''ii' on the hapds of the Trustees and re.purch;
- at reduced prices: This circumstance, tog
er with the large number of lots improp
nm bought in by the Trustees. ard consider
dis number of squares not offered at all--the
Mr. stitution sustained a loss in consequence, of
wards of two thousand dollars.
thor. After the sale of lots, the Secretary
firm maze OUT iuil anu collipieee IePoI. a9 pr
in aole' q tne nldnclai aliais y Iilo a.
n,ad 1910 BY order of the Board.
GEO NJ MULLEN Treasure
August %, 1910.