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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05
Cnflnn 81 IN SO

FENHE uuders gusj has q b,ui IOO bslshe.s Of cot
n t1a >rr,i~, dirvet n,n gie Fsble lands pi Sick
icD irigs thr hfs' sJovsth ra.std ia he UnHrd
Stsics, which ty viii De- glad o. dspose 80. Tie
e.. isa fa.,ei Uom these seeds !, ct vrty snreror
gu5.1y. A >4uple ri The COTTON nav b. seen Of
any tng a The Democrat Office ftom the exp
uacut have made, am induced 70 be.ieye that e
WiI mature iHur IS DAYS carrier than ne cou.uuu
cotton. As, 4 auanihy M Guiph sevd iroyn he 6tsl
~ asst YEAR gulNth, Those wishing 10 psschass
hc seed, WW please apply al the OtLcs Of The Dem
OcTat or oi ttr uudCrsrued.
DANIEL ". WRIGHT
Match 2l.-S7-m
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FactOrage and Commission
RuSfneSs.

The subscriber has taken an Office on the cornel
oIDauphn audC ommerce streets, for The purpose
o. selling cotton, and tenders his services to ms
irends and the public, who may rely on their inter-
ISIS being strictly and puncually attended 10 in ie
discharge Of any business they may enfrust To ms
eanj
HENRY C. HOLMES
no The Columbus, Miss. Democrat, Herald, Ma
ron, Ala, Flag OF the Union, Greenshoro6gh bea,
con, Selma Free Press Voice Of Sumpier, and Jel'
.enOnlan, Linden, viii publish The above unla INA
afsl Of January, and forward their aeconnts 10 Inc
subscriber. Fl. c, II.
Nov. Ia. 1910. 19-7w.
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Notice.

A GREEADLY to an order issued from the
N the Probates Court of Lowndes county 10
The December Term lS39--all persons are here
by notified hd those holding claims against the
Estate Of Vim. Erwin deceased, will present them
duly authenticated as the law requires within the
time prescubedby law to the undersigned admin
isrators or The same will be forever barred All
person who are indebted to the said Estate are
requested 10 come forward and make immediate
payment WIN. +. ERWIN.
JAMES w. ERWIN
administrators.
November, % lS40.--2l-6w.
Printers fee 81 90,
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30 Dollars Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, residing near
IA the City OF Montgomery, Alabama, on or about
the l0lh OF March last, a Negro man, named Pomp,
sometimes calls himself Favlus,) aged about thirty
nne years. Sad negro is about feet inches high,
stout built black complexion, head nearly bald, sui
ky countenance, has scar across OF his hands,
and shows his teeth when speaking. Tie was lately
taken up and committed To Mobile Jail, from which
ne contrIved To escape The above reward win be
given Tor the apprehension and delivery OF said ne
gro, or his confinement in Jail, ST. that can get him.
RILEY NORMAN.
Nov. ii, 1910 l9-4w
The Mobile Register, n. o. Times Columbus
Democrat, will please give the above four weekly in
Serobs and forward their accounts To the subscri-
Der.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05
Notice.

LEAVING purchased Of Mr. 7. b, Raudc, the
Il right oil Waterman 4 Learned'e labor saving
Brick Machine, now oltr TO dispose Of individual
or county rights to suit purchasers.
TINS machine has been IN operation the past sea-
son, a sufficient tune 10 test it's utility 1t respects
It's durability, aud the saving of labor.
The principal advantages this machine has over
all others now IN use, consists IN the simplicity and
strength OF IL structure, having M complication oil
machinery that is liable To get out OF repair, and the
rapidlty tempers the clay aud mouds the hric,
making from 90 TO so per minute with the aid OF
two horses four men, and a sufficient number
boys to bear off the bricks
Those wishing for cheap and expeditions meth.
cd for manufacturing brick would do well to ava
themselves OF this opportunity
All communications addressed 10 the subscribe
wiIlmeet with immediate attention.
JAMES f.. SMITH.
Columbus Mi. April 9th, ls39.--39-rG
n. b. Gentlemen wishing 10 purchase county O
town rights can be accommodated by applying ~,
the office OF Tie Columbus Democrat, where thei
can see testimonials Of The utility Of the above me.
| toned patent,
The Mississippan, Jackson, and the RepubIi
can, Holly Springs will please give The above 81
Insertions aud forward bills to me. j. +. 5.
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Notice.

Ul virtue ola desd IN Trust executed on the
n 25Ih day OF September ls3S,by ThoS. AIMS
to me Sam. +. Butterworth TO secure certain
note therein mentioned to Andrew B. Hoplun
| will sell at public auction TO the highest bidder
for cash on Monday the l3n day of Decen Der
next, the following described property in all these
certain Lots and parcels Of ground situate lying
and being in he town Of Columbus, and deslgna.
ted as lots number three, four, 6vt SIX, seven and
eight, in square no. twelve, South of Main street,
together with all singular the ,euements and APP
performances hereunto belonging OF apperlaining.
Sale will take place between 10 A, NJ. and A
p. Nj. on said day at the Court House in The
town Of Columbus
SAM. F. BUTTERWORTH, Tusteee.
Nov. 81 1910. Prs fee SO 3w 20
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Was Committed

10 the jail OF w nston county on the 10, Sept
1910, Negro man who calls himself LEONARD:
sand negro about thirty seven or thlTty eight years
old, ieet crl0 inches high, dark compe xion, no
sears percelvable, had on when taken up blue color
cd pants, blue cloth coat, and par of russell bogan
shoes, all very much worm aud says lie belonged Ia
Elijah Young OF Madison county Mi. and taken by
Young 10 Alabama aud sold hhn to one William Lee
Of Sumpter county The owner Will please comply
with the law and take HIM out Of jail.
JNO II. HARDY SHIT.
Nov. ii, 1870 l9-3w
(Pr's Fee S4OO)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05
INC FtmiIY PhysIcian

AK, EvEgV Mass CoMFASIoN, beng a oompha-
~ twn trosa tae must approved medical authors
adapted Ia The southern aud western climates; te
which Is added an account OF Herbs, Roots aud
Rants, used tor medical purposes, with dHeeionS
how tbey arr to be prepared, so that every man can
be bus own physeiap together With glossary u
medical tcgms-b, A. C. G0opLIrT. A. NJ. lor ma
ny years surgeon "a The L. ;. Army. Nhh al
appendix, coa'anlng a new and successful mode o
treating AsiatC Chulcra hy the compcr For sal,
by PFlSTER \ GOODWIN.
May II, 1899. 4lif
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05
Runaway in Jail.

[ COMMITTED to the Jail of Okttbeha IN the
~ Town oil StarkeviIle, on the Dist instant, ne
!ro woman, supposed to be about twenty one years
~ about five feet high, heavy built; had on when
AAen up blue cotton dress-She had also dresser
%mmon negro cloth. Said woman SAYS her name =
,sfo'ne and that she belongs to john Carr OF SCUM
'aaama. She further states that she ranaWaV rom
man BY the name Of James While, ION Thursday
As y a4lh nst) who was carrying her below tor sale
The owner OF the above described negro woman
''eauested 10 come fnlward, pay charges, and take
9 nal OF Jail; otherwise she WILDE dealt with ac-
%ding To law.
JAMES w. EASTLAND. Jailor.
Slarkeve Miss.
April AL ls4n AY-,r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05
TERMS:
was Committed

To the Jail of Winston county, on the Iith Gay
or August 1910, mulattoe boy who csiis hl%sen !
HENRY. SAID boy is about 8 years Old D leea .
Or inches high no scars perceiyabe, haa on wnen
,sken up striped cotton pants, cotton shifi' slns'
silk hat, and pair Of coarse shoes, 81 muca worn.
The SAID boy says be belongs to William Sa5oeI s
Il Oktbbeha county Mi. The owner wa please
comply with the law and take HIM oui o. Ja,,' CIR
'O'DP' JNO II. HARDY, MG'
Nov IA, 1870 1873"
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NOTICE.

YNiE SuSrcribers having associated themselves
Il together under the maine aud style Of Pence &
Donald, for the purpose Of trausacung
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
IN the city Of Mobile beg leave To oirr their servi-
cies TO the Planters Of Mississippi auL Alabama. aud
the public, and hupe bv strict attention To business
to Obtain share OF public patronage,
THOMAS NJ. PRINCE.
JOHN L. DONALD
Sept the l2lh lS40.-ll.-4m.
Our Office may be found cas-, side OF Commerce
between 81. Francis and Dauphln streets.
F. 4 ID
The Columbus Democrat will please publish the
above once week until the first of January lSll
aud forward your bill 10 our office at Mobile Ala,
PRINCE & DONALD.
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Administrators Notice:

This day letters OF administration on The estate Of
Eeazer Goare decd were granted TO the undersign'
ed. An persons having claims against sad estate
are hereby notified to present the same duly authen-
heated within the time prescribed by law, or ING
same will be forever barred. All ersons indebted
tn lie said deceased, are requested 10 make lmme'
date payment oco,op a1..
JOHN ABBOTT .7dm'r
October & 1870 I5-6w
(Prs Fee 81
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TO the Public.

TIE rights of Editors and publishers OF papers
| have been loo long neglected Justice will never
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resolve, seventy and jointly, TO bring all patrons OF
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JAMES A. STEVENS,
Editor Of the Yazoo Wing.
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Editor of the Nalchez Courier.
BESANCON & HALLIDAY,
Publishers Of the Mississippi Free Trader.
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Editor and Proprietor ol tie Vieksburg Sentinel.
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Editor OF the Grand Gulf Advertiser.
SAMUEL DAVIS,
Proprietor Of The Southern Argu,.
THOMAS BROWN.
Editor Of The Rodney Telegraph
J. NJ. DUFFlELD,
Editor Of the Grand Gull Wing.
WA. b. TEBO,
Editor Of the Favefte Advertiser
A. u. q $. l.. C0RN1NE,
Edliorsand prnprielois Of the Yaxoo Banner.
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Publisher Port Gibson Correspondent.
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Editor OF the southern Sentiue
NORTHAMPTON 4 CHAPMAN
Editors and ProprieiOrs oi the Columbus DeBoeI5t
june 1889.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05
Medical Spring Bathing House

TENl1lS establishment IS now open for The season
IL The baths having been newly painted and ev-
cry department put N good order, the public can
be well accommodated. To the Ladies department
new baths have been furnished, and If there Is sufli.
Gent encouragement they Will be kept exclusively
for their use. The subscribers family viii reside on
The lot so that ladies' can enter from his residence
through the garden, or as formerly.
TERMS OF BATHING.
For a single warm Bath, 30 cents
For amt. Of So II tickets
For The season, IRON Isl ApriIto LIST Ocio-
Der, s months, 81 90
PAYABLE IN advance, ane in par funds.
The house may be left open on Sundays from sun
rise to O'clock A. M.-but the servants viii re-
ceive The pay--cdnsequen each person subscr-
bng will be required 10 pay an extra Of % cents OF
them ID. n. BALDWIN.
April list, Is40,-39-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05
Trust Sale.

DY virtue of deed OF trust, executed by FieI-
ID ding Oakley to me, dated The sixteenth day o
May 1910, and duly recorded 10 the Probate Clerks
Office Of Oktibbehq County, and for he purposes
therein mentioned, the subscriber will proceed at
the dwelling house Of him the said Fielding Oakley,
on Tuesday the 18th day OF December next, 10 sell
to the highest bidder at public auction, for cash.
the following lands and personal property, To wit ::
the south west quarter Of section twenly-one, town
ship nineteen, north Orange fourteen east also the
north east quarter Of section twenty-one, township
nineteen range fourteen east; also, one negro man
named Henry, together with tue following goods and
ehattes and stock, to witt lis entire stock OF horses
supposed 10 consist Of twenty head; and cattle, sup
posed TO consist OF forty head one waggon; his en-
ire stock of hogs, supposed TO consist offliy head
ne set Of Smith Tools, five feather beads and inr-
ilnre, his household and kitchen furniture. Acting
IS trustee will convey 10 the purchaser or purcha-
ers such title as is vested in me.
CHARLES r. MONTGOMERY, Trustee.
June 18th, ls4O-49- 26w-PrE -S42 co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05
Valuable Plantation for sale.

sAH2zA ! viii sell ON reasonable terms my
%sSHsS plantoltun in Noxuhee county situated
9S9SsR between the rombehce and NoXuber
-. rivers, ten miles hom the B'gbev, and
one tom the NoNubee, and lying dlrccy ON the
rad leading from Macon To jamestown and Games
vile Alabama. The tract Contains so acres, abuut
go acres of which Is praire and the whole Of II IS
the best quality of coIon aud, being OF rich san
dv soil. There are about 200 acres IN fine state
of cultiva tion. The Plantation Is well watrred BY
a creek running through IT, aud also has on It three
springs of hmcStunes water which run throughout
The year; besides well in the yard OF as fine tee.
stone water as can be found IN the State. The c
are on the premises two lne young orchards OF
choice fruit. The buildings are comfortable dwell
lug house, negro cabins, corn cribs, a Gotten GU
with screw Sc. Sc This place was formerly
owned hy Mr.. RldFeway, and - known by The
name of the Rdgeway tract Any one wishing I'
purchase a cotton Plantation would do well tn eG
anime the premises. For further particulars appl,
10 the subscriber living n Macon, or N his absence
10 Mr., Rdgeway. proprietor Of tho Washington
Hall Macon, or to Nj. {. Hairless four miles iron
| Macon. II. y, oIOoNEb.
Macon, June CO. 1889 --jl-tL
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Dissolution.

IVHE coparnership heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned was this day dissolved by mu-
tuaI consent Those having claims against the firm
will present them TO Lewis D. Polack for payment,
and those indebted To the firm will please make pay
ment 10 him. LEWIS J. P0LLACK,
WIN. DAVIS.
Jnv 18th. l940.--S-3W.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05

Z. J.ESFES. THOS. II. MARCH
Estes & March.

AUcrIosEERs AND CoMMIssIoS MERCHANTS,
Market Street, Opposite Tie Land Office, Columbu
Feb. 18Th, 1s40-33-tf.
n. B. Regular sale days, every Saturday and
Msndsy.
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Wanted:

Wanted 10 hire the picking 81 some twenty o.
thirty ousand Of seed cotton. Any person having
g,od hands can find employment Tor them oy Inli'e-
u'"'' JOHN KYLE.
nA,ka, ~ tsAO I5-3w
(Ps's Fee 81 SO
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COrOner-s NOtice.

A THATCHER, Coroner, may be found at
IA. the Eagle Hotel, or at his Warehouse, when
not absent on business.
He will also continue the Receiving aud Fer
wsrdiug Business, at bis old stand near tie river.
Nov. 30, 1854
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05
One Hundred Dollars Reward

n EFT the subscribers on the Isl Of NAV, near
u 4 Columbus, MI Two negroes, OF The following
escrpton MOSES, % or 4 years ofoge feet,
10 or II inches high, rather Of a copper roor, and
bald headed he was inrmery owned by Mr. jane.
near EIkton, Tenn. HENRY is a sout fellow, a
bout the same age, eet or 10 inches high, quite
black, and has lpsi some one TWO oil his font eeti
and was raised by Mr. Richard Barry Of Columbus.
The above reward will be given to any one who
may cOnhne in Jail tie above nansd negroes, 20
that ne get Them, or half The amann, for ether one
NJ NJ. & L. b. BROOKS.
Jnne 25lh ie40 5lif
*Y*Ihe Nashville Union and Democratic Pfcss,
Pulaski, Tenn, will please insert the hove 10 The
amount oil $40, and toward their acsoant 10 this
office lor payment, with cppy Of lie paper cA-
tanning he advertisement n. NJ. i. ,, B
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05

Cts d jackson. FEBRUARY Sih. lsSo.
GIR:-H.rsU ycu U.I receive a copy 81 an
- acJ ot uc t-Es zlsrg, pa>.rd tHfs tse. ift-e.i
hang he ka3 %. I-u5s rtccigah'c % psym,Ht lor
al laVr, aal discs io The STATE
From TIE a,>cSsnayut ro.s returned lo tHc Aud,-
.ur' office appears tlai much property iu Your
county, sUbFvJ Jo taxation, has not beru sssrSscd.
The .aw lee such ca>ss rcquites che tax coArciof Ia
assess IaX.s ga al property omaled by Tie assss,,
and 70 coecl aud pay the same INTO lhc State Ifea-
surF
Below y0u WI. 6uj statement 81 = portion al
ne property Rat assesssd ga your county loa Nj
Nv particular 10 assesS aad coscet tie awful tax 90
sad pr'pcly.
am instructed Ia notify you, that suit VIII he W.
stItuied on voaF bond untss the .lsKts due on th'
hrst day 81 March, lslO, are paid on az bcinre Tia
lime, into tie STATE Treasury Interest, al The rate
OF thirty PR cent. PEE UGnum vii, IN ali casts, b'
exacicd, q, required by law. ga al auearages.
lam, SIR yours. respectfully,
JAMES q. WILLIAMS,
State Treasurer.
Feb. a. is40.
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Aberdeen Hotel.

am. r-capuj by }. ". Sm,b,
...uist.5u au which the deceased resided,
l- 4, .s,,pn = ToWp,hlp l6 Range :, Cont
-, Acres If tir~t raje PIarr Land u1w IN
stale o. cHiIvIunn.
h Pa -S.geaty eigi, Acres Of Post Oak Tim
81 lind ai9cent 10 The dwelling housrs. o.
, e. -. ,Isr- (, Wei of excellent Water. with
= uof II and Cotton Se,ew iog tht use Of the
PISA n Improvement in the same neighbour
-. section three 81 about so acres oi post
o. ,,, m the an wear Of cultivation and on
ga II ...,. 4, a small convenient dwelling house
JAMES WALKER, .iTm
n,.snter, ) lSi0-Iw-29.
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$50 Reward.

@ J. C. f. MOORE has carried off, on
~ Sunday night, the Sth inst from his cred
kHNR itors and securities. the live lnllowng ma
IAN med Negroes, viz :-BErSEY, aged
Wy near 40, slightly baiIl PRINCE, aged
GA from Is to 30, tnlerably stout and likely
So BOB, aged from IA to l6, small and hight
Nv built and MlLLEY, aged from IS TO IS. oer-
aby likely, and having bright mualto child with
her named SAM, or 6 months old. The above
Negroes are all Of a family. and light compexioned.
The said Moore is small, slightly built dark com
pexmned with dark hair and down look, and de.
cdcdy ugly.
n. B-l have a deed Of Trust for The girl MilIey
executed To me by The said Moore, and recorded III
the Clerks office, Montgomery couniy | will
therefore, give $50 for the delivery of said Negro ID
me, at CATERS tld or $!5 for secnrlng her in any
pl 50 that can get her IN POSSESSION.
JAS. MOODY.
Cartcr's Hill, Montgomery CO., Nov, IS 1870 =
The Columbus Democrat will insert the above
Iwice,and charge this Office. Mont. .Adr.