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Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
MOiIats Vegetable Life Pills and
phmniX IIittcrs.
A FRESH supply OF this medicine Just received
n and Tor sale by f. A. SMITH,
Garner nl Mama nd Il. utv

A FRESH supply Of this medicine Just received
IN and Tor sale BY T.. A. SMITH,
Corner OF Name and Market sls. Columbus.
The high aud envled celebrity which this pre.em-
lnen medicine has acquired for its invarabIe elica
cy IN all the diseases which il Processes to cure, has
rendered the usun practice OF pulling not only un-
necessary but unworthy Of them. They are known
by their fruits their good works testify for them,
and they thrive not by The faith of the creduIous.
In all cases OF CoslIveness Dyspepsia, Bilious
and Liver Affections, Asthma, Piles, Settled Puins
Rheumatism, Fevers and Agucs Obstinate Head
aches, Impure state Of The Fluids, Unhealthy ap-
peafance the skin, Nervous Debility, the Sickness
Organs, aud in all general Derangcmenis OF health,
these medicines have invariably proved certain
and speedy remedy. They restore vigorous health
TO the most exhausted constitutions. single trial
will place the Lie Pills and phnnlx B,ttcrs beyond
The reach OF compeliliun IN the estimation Of every
patient.
n. u. None are genuine unless they have the
ca slmlle of John Motal's signature. 4j-f
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
NIar,haI.s Sale.

Its''se -4Ni-1i'" On e. ias, 10 December
y, Term lS40
II Hyrtue o.. the sboye specified wit 10 me directed
ID lron the Honorable d ric, Court ui the Nor
tb,u District Mi>ss-sppi, wal soB on Monday
the 2nI dsy Of y 0yenber lS40. al The golrt house
of Lowndrs county the following drscubrd uper-
~. 70 Wit: Blocks NJ. ioriy-iOm aud forty fve
north Of Main Street 10 The pan Of The inwn Of
Columbus Mississippi and also all tie household and
kitchen furniture and one pleasure carnage tie
said defendant,
Levied on as the property Of said defendant 10
satisfy The above named execution and all costs.
AD0LPHUS C. WEIR,
MsrsLs. n. District Mi
E. H. ALLEN. Deputy
Columbus 2lsi Septenber 1910.
Printers Zee $40 50
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
To the Public.

IENtiE embarrassed stale of the country and our
= own necessities compelns in future To adopt
different course in our Mercantile business. We
therefore take this method OF informing our custom.
ers and the public generally, that as we are com
peiled TO make heavy payments during tins winter
ana me ensuing spring, that al debts due us must
DC paid or satisfactorily arranged, so that we can
make them available, and that our sales after the
hrS' DAY q! January next, sui BE- considered due ON
the delivery of the articles sod une IS on terms 9TH
erwlse specially agreed upon
II. BUCHANNON & co.
columbus, December 2llh lsSg,-95-r
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
Mansion House.
JACKSON, MI.


u J. BRYANT hevng purchased this commo-
~ dlous Establishment, it will be re.opened IN
Monday The 2lstinslant, under the superutendenee
of Major Il. WILLIAMS.
The House Is now undergoing through repair,
and from It's very eligible location, the spaciousneSs
OF lis rooms, and its convenience to the STATE Cap.
tai is eminenty desirable for The travellers repose
The table will, al tunes all, lie furnished with The
best the market Affords and every possible atten-
tenlion will be paid 10 the comforts Of the guest
Of the establishment. Good servants will be pro.
vldcd 10 attend the rooms and tables
The stables will be well provided with provender,
and horses committed 10 the care Inexperienced ost
Iers.
Members of the Legislature and Members Of the
Bar as wei as the travelling public generally, are
solicited 10 give the House cali The Superlntcn-
dent is determined TO spare neither expense nor
trouble in providing for the sase and convenience Of
those who may patronze the House
0~T Those Members OF the Bar and Legislature
WHO wish TO procure apartments for the W Winter,
will please address the subscriber,
b. WILLIAMS,
For J. j. BRYANT,
Sepl, IA, lSdO. l2-3l.
The Columbus Democrat, Columbus, Argus, Match.
ez Free Trader, Nache1 Courier, Vicksburg Whi,,
VlckSbarg Sentinel, New Orleans Bulletin, NASH
vile Un0n, will insert the above weekly three times,
and forward their accounts 10 this Office for coIcc
ton.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
To the PuhIic.

THE rights of Editors and publishers Of ppr
have been 100 long neglected. Justice will ned
he done unless they themselves assert therrgtbt
enforce the most rigid rules, which in Tie ent 81
be found alike sautary TO the public and btBeiti
to those engaged in the press Publishers PFa
have been so long imposed upon by the comnanR
at large, that they are considered to some eNtHi
degraded class OF beings, when in fact there \
situation in life 50 honorable, deserving Of So NY
consideration, productive of 50 much goodImaei
which exerts so powerful au influence. lhhAg'
TO be proverbial for the debtors to newspaper p
sherS to consider their demands as the aSl y v
pald-debts TO which there is attached no hoia.v
ecton, and which they can refuse to pay wan %
tlce and honor: hence it is incmbuent upon iaef~
duetors of the press to aSser their own nghR' -
resolve, severaIIy and Jointly, 70 bing all Palf'mG
newspapers under the same obligations llal s'@
10 other contracts, or always remain IN poveF'y'I
want, with thousands due them from The mOS'
vent men in the country.
We call upon all editors and publishers Of pPn
who approve of the following rules to eDguI
them by their signatures them al Ue "''
OF their papers, and strictly adhere 10 lhein'
|. No subscription received without payHf"
Advance
2. No subscription received for less li'' =
months. 3,
Sd, Advance payment will be required IRON o
transient advertisers.
4th To announce no man for any ONCE ''
ale or County, without the ddrance pa!"''
ten dollars. ..,
5th Political circulars charged as adyer'l''n"
and payment required in adrance. .,.s
9th. All advertisements Of a personal SUR, NV.
will be charged double, and paymenirequ"'O~
vance. .y,
7th Election tickets will not be prn'ea N~s 'nsr,
ORDER nor delivered 10 any person without p''''
in advance. .,.,
Slh All subscribers, without respect 10 Pv
who are dellnqueuts, on The first Of OcIo'T'' sa,
stricken from our list and their accounts pG' n,
The above rules, we the Undersigned, l'eOs'
elves to abide by.
JAMES A. STEVENS, w1,
Editor of the Yazoo "''
S. II. B. BLACK, c,o,e
Editor of the Nscllez e'''
BESANCON s HALlDAir,,5 ,,5e
Publishers of the MSsis>pP + r~
JAMES HAGAN, S.,,es
Editor and Proprietor OF tie Vcks0u's
w. NJ. SMYTH, 3,s,isf
Editor Of the Grand Gull Au''
SAMUEL CURTIS, Ans
Proptielorof The sou'he'H
THOMAS BROWN, .r.,.,5p
Editor Of the Rodney is'F
J. NJ. DUFFIELD, rrNb.
Editor Of the Grand 6u'' :
VIM. b. TEB0, ,as,hsg
Editor OF tie Fayeiie a"'
A. b. q $. l.. CORNlNhr p,rm
Editors and proprietors Of ne lsA00
ARCH. 5. CLARKE ,sstta
Publisher Port Gibson CoIfe'F
C. A. F0 LS0M, ssr'@
Editor oi the Southern rrswis
WORTHINGToN S I n..s<is
Editors and Proprietors OF the Columbus
June 1889.
-. III. ..,~ rvr.r%1 At TdiA "
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
B. VILLA MS,
For J. j. BRYANT,
NOTICE.

YNHE Subrcribers having associated themselves
Il together under the name and st, le of Prince &
Donald, for the purpose Of ransactlns
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
in the city of Mobile beg leave to offer their seryi-
cies 10 the Planters OF Mississippi and Alabama, and
the public and hope bv strc, attention 10 business
to obtain share OF public patronage
THOMAS NJ. PRINCE.
JOHN r. DONALD,
Sept the 18th lS40.-ll.-4m.
Our Office may be found east side of Commerce
between ST. Francis and Dauphin streets.
P.&D
The Columbus Democrat will please publish The
above once a week until the iTSl of January Is4l
and forward your bill TO our office at Mobile Ala.
PRINCE s. DONALD
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
Jan. 18Th, 1870 as-tC
To the Electors of the State of Mi.


Fellow cizENs. -HyIng been induced to
present myself before you in the attitude Of a
candidate for the office Of Treasurer Of the State
deem 1t necessary to make known my political
creed. have ever espoused the cause Of Dem
ocracy, believing 1t to be the most conducive to
to the happiness of free and enlightened peo-
pie, and TO the perpeIuaon Of that Government
which has so long attracted the yeneratlon and
applause of the surrounding nations of the earth.
No personal consideration apart from that of
iellow-clIlzen, has called me to the field. Be
leylng the Office (Which our distinguished friend
and servant, Mr. Williams, was compelled by the
fatal stroke OF death to abandon,) to be one Of
the highest consideration, and that lis duties
should be discharged with prompt imparllay,
have been persuaded to take the field. Should
you think proper Fellow czens, to elec, me, can
only promise an untirng zeal and faithful discharge
of those duties which will necessarily deyvols
upon Your Fellow Citizen,
Rowland JEFFERSON EDMoNDs
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
1 Dun !.

4 Dun!
THNHE accounts of the undersigned arc 'done'
Il drawn oil. and whea they are "done" paid,
we shall have done dunnng.
"Tu pere Done whea 'tis done the" 'tcere weH
ID ,cere done quickly"
PFISTER & GOODWIN.
NIB II something is mol done soon, we shal
SOM be "donc over"
January lS, lSA0. 2Sf
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
Eagle Hotel.

jackson .uiSsissippi.
THlS Establishment is now open lor tie recep.
u ton of travellers and visilerS The houSt has
been closed for the last three months for III purpose
of putting II in complete repair. The present prirrs
Of suppes will enable the subscriber 10 reduce tbs
charges 10 nearly one halt, From ils nci sIuati,,n
being North Of the Capitol square and vItbin ihirtv
steps OF the same, renders II the most soDyen,en,
situation in the city. There is $50 attached arge
Cistern, which affords the bes water in ,be Mace .
The stables are large and commoduus, and atlend-
ed by experienced ostlerS.
Females accommodated at all times.
The office o the Lexington Mail Stage ken, here
K. NiNSLOW, Propfittor
October 5, ls40. t99i
The Matches Courier, Vlcksbrg Sennnel p,n,
Springs Conservative, and Columbus Drmoer., = 4,
please copy the above 10 the amount Of Gys dnpa.s
each and forward Their accounts 10 The Eagc Hole
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
EStTays.

TTAKEN up by James Conawav one SorrelI
Il mare and colt no brands visible supposed TO be
Ia years old. Appraised 10 25 dollars,
January llh lS40
Printers fee 50 00l
Taken up by Alison E. Easter one strawberry
roam mare and colt, the mare about eight years old
fourteen aud half hands high. Appraised TO sew
enty five dollars.
Printers fee So 00.1
Taken up by Benjamin Land one chesnut sorrelI
mare about SIX years old fourteen hands high with
blaze IN her face the rine OF the lell eve white no
brands perceivabIe. Appraised 10 forty dollars
Printers fee 50 co.
Taken up by Alexander Carlisle one hay horse
with back swald back and branded with The letter
(N. 81 on the near shoulder fifteen and half hands
high number Of saddle spots, eleven years old.
Appraised at forty dollars.
Printers fee 81 90.
Taken up by Daniel Burnett two COWS and one
Steer one cow marked under sops and cross in each
ear, collar red and white spotted, The other marked
swallow fork in the right and split in the lell no
brands The above described cattle. Appraised TO
thirty dollars
Printers fee 0Ol
Taken up by John W. Gilbert one brewn mare
mule supposed to be four years old thirteen hands
high Appraised to iorty five dollars.
Printers fee 50 O01
"a. GARDINER, Ranger
Athens Monroe County Mis-, Sept lSlh-li-Sw.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
Cotton Seed for Sale.

TtiE undersigned has abou, 100 bushels of cot
Il. ton seeds, direct from the Table lands of Mex.
leo, from The first growth raised IN the United
States, which he will be glad to dispose Of The
cotton raised from these seeds is Of very superior
quality. sample ol the cotton may be seen at
any time in the Democrat Office. From the expe.
rlment have made, am induced TO believe that it
will mature 10 Or ID days earlier than the common
cotton Also aquanllly of Gulph seed, from the Gls
or last years growth, Those wishing 10 purchase
he seed will please apply at the Office Of the Dem
ocrat or oi the undersigned.
DANIEL w. WRIGHT.
March 9l--37~tr
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
Notice.

NUIICt.
DY virtue Of deed of Trust executed by John
ID Onley, on the 18th April lS4O, aud duly re.
corded in the office of the Clerk Of the Probate court
of ChickaSaw county, Mississippi for the purposes
therein mentioned will offer for sale for cash, at
public auction, in front Of the Court house door in
The town OF Houslon in SAID couuly, on the 9th day
Of November next, being the lst day of the FAN
Term ofthe Circuit Court Of said county, the fol-.
lowing described lots to wit: Lots number one, Two
aud eight, in square number fIs n, the whole of
square number sixteen, lot number three IN square
number four, the whole of lot number two in
square number four, except twenty feet front and
thirty three eet back, according 10 the plan of sur
vey Of said town.
Title believed 10 be good. Such tile only will be
conveyed as syesed in me by said deed of trust.
II. r. CARTER, Trustee.
May 5th, l640.-45-26w. [Pr. fee $50 so
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
Law Notice

hANL. JONES, having resumed the plac
~ tice of law, will attend the Circuit Court of
Yazoo, and the adjacent counties; the Chancerv
Supreme and Federal Courts at jackson. Office at
his residence Yazoo county, ten miles South OF Ben
ton, on the Clinton road. Address Benton, Yazoo
CITY. Miss,
Nav 26th, 1888, ,-46-tr
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
DIR. r.. +. BOuchelle.

WILL IN future devote his whole attention
to the practice oI the several branches OF his
profession, al the late residence Of his father be-
tween Col Nlnrod DAVIS aud Lndsey's Ferry. He
Whl Pfaclee upon as reasonable terms as any other
regularly bred physician in the county.
Deeember 7h, lSS9.-l2-if
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
Drugs and Medicines.

nEENE MILL, at the Columbus Drug store,
~ has received by the last arrivals an ex,epsiye
supply Oh fresh Drugs aud Medicines, COMPRISING
Almost every article IN The ine PHYSICIANS. coun.
Wy merchants, und Planters can now be supplied
"lhlfesh and pure articles. Nav IS. Iss9-ras
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
Medical Spring Bathing House.

Medical Spring Bathing House.
THNlllS establishment is now open for The season
l. the baths having been newly painted and ev.
cry department put m good order, the public can
be well accommodated. Tothe Ladies department
new baths have been furnished and il there is suii-
Gent encouragement they will be kept exclusively
for their use. The subscribers family win reside on
the lot, SO Thai 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 IL tickets
For the season, from Isl April TO lsl Octo-
ber, months, SO 90
Payable in advance, ane in par Iunds.
The house may be lcit open on Sundays from sun
rise to s O'Clock, A. M--but the servants will re-
ceive the pay-consequen each person suhscri-
bpg Will be required 10 pay an extra of 25 cents ol
them. ID. n, BALDWIN,
April LIST, lS40,-SS-tE
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
Take Notice (!

A LII those indebted to the undersigned either by
IN nee or book account for the years 1887 9, .
40, will do well 10 make payment by the lst o,
September All those who disregard this notice
will be sued indlscrmnately.
e. MCRACKEN & Co
Colbert. July 25, ls40. Slb
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17

The UoIoneI or senior officer Of each Reet will
issue orders 10 his Regt in conformity herewith and
according 10 law, Lt Col. j. H. Tracy, Divis.
ion inspector. will, when present. act as drill officer
and the Maj General, will, through him, exercise
command.
lhe commissioned and non.commSsloned officers
will attend drill at the place designated for Review
one day previous 10 the review in all cases where il
will not come on the Sabbath, and in snch case two
days previous, as the law directs
BY order of Maj. Gen.
X. Il. GRANT.
w. ID, CHAPMAN, Ad-de Camp.
August 18th, lS40.-6.-I0w.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
Notice.

rs hereby given lha, tie discussion between c.
il G. Olmsted Esq, and The Rev. James Smith has
been posiponed. al the request OF the latter gentle
man, unil the lsI Monday IN March next.
columbus, Sept. s6th ls4O.-l2-lf
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
State of Mississippi, Itawamba co.

VNHE honorable Probate court OF said county
Il alta special term Of sand court, holden at The
the court house in the town OF Fulton, on Saturday
the 9th day Of June ls40, the undersigned, Nancy
Smith and Samuel w. Smith, were by said court
duly appointed administrative aud administrator OF
all aud singular the goods chattels and credits OF
Stephen " Smith, deed. late Of said county, and
as such obldned letters OF administration Of the date
sloresa'd now, therefore, all persons having claims
against tie estate Of the said deceased will hereby
take notice To present the same duly authenticated
for allowance within the time prescribed by law, or
they viii be forever barred all persons indebted to
said estate are hereby requested 10 make payments
without delay 10 the undersigned
NANCY SMITH, Aam'x.
SAMUEL w. SMITH, Admir-.
!uhelo' 1e9o' 2o'6 Pr lee 81 so
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
e. G. OInSfed.

(LATE or FRANKLIN, TENNEssEE1
WlLL practice Law in Lownds aud the
w adjoining counties. Office, opposite tn
Post Office.
Miss. Oct. 9th, 1855. l4-tf
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17

Estes & March NAS,

AVerIoSEERs ASD CoNuss,o. ~
Feb lslb fs isI5@s,s1 sGPposl,s i1s Land ofot C
Monday. '1''' every Saiu-t,,
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17

A GOOD teacher, 10 take charge Of the musical
IN department, at the Mississippi Female College.
None need apply unless hey can come well recon-
mcndcd For information apply to
A. MAER, President
Columbus August 18Th IS40 -7-tC.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
Pay up! Pay up!
Runaway In Jail.

COMMITTED TO the Jail of Oktitbeha in the
~ town OF Starkevile, on the Dist instant, a ne.
gro woman, supposed 10 be about twenty one ycars
old, about FIVE feet high, heavy built had on when
taken up blue cotton dress She had also dressoG
common negro cloth. Said woman says her name is
Caroline and that she belongs To John Carr ofSouh
Alabama. She further states that she ranawav from
man by the name Of James While, ION Thursday
the l4th inst) who was carrying her below or sale
The owner OF the above described negro woman
Is requested TO come forward, pay charges and take
her out Of Jail; otherwise she will be dealt with ac-
coFding to law.
JAMES w. EASTLAND, Jaior.
Starkcvlle Miss.
April Q3d, l940.-43-tr
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
Warranted to Cure /!

GREENs VEGETABLE ToNIc MIXTURE,
Certain cure for ChHis T. Fever and iHtermh
N. tent Fertr.
For Sale at the DRUs STORE Of
L. A. SMITH,
Corner Of Main and Market Street.
Columbus Mis-, Sept. 18Th lS40.-il-li.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17

IN .4CT 10 prsScribs fkt Funds rseeirGble for
State Tarss, and other purpose.
GEOTl0N |. BE Il enacted BY the Legislature q
- the Stale Of Mississippi. That the notes Of all
the banks Of this State which pay specie on demand
for oil their matured circulation, shall be receivable
for ali taxes and dues TO the State Provided how
ever, That no post note, now issued, of any bank
or banks having more than nine months 10 run al
The time 1t shall be offered for axts or other dues to
The State, shall be received.
Sec. 2. And be IL further enacted. That this aci
shall take effect from and after It's passage and sal
continue in force until the FIRST Monday in January
eighteen hundred and foriy-one, aud 10 longer.
J. SPEiGHT,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
GEORGE B. AUGUSTUS,
President Of the Senate
Approved, February 5, ls4O.
A. q. McNUTr.
s4-dm
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17

NEEDICINE CHESTS--A handsome assorts
WI ment Of Family and plantation medicine chesto
on hand, aud for sale al the Columbus Drug Store
MavlA GREENE HILL.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
Executors Notice.

4 Ill persons having claims against the estate OF
N Wade IL. Gordon, decd. are hereby notified To
present the same duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed By law, the same will be forever bar
red Persons indebted 10 the estate Of the said de-
ceased are requested to make immediate payment.
JAMES IL. TURNER,
Executor,
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17

Ctr VI Jaeksoni February sth. ls4o.
GlR:-HeeWith you vii receive copy Of an
- act Of the Legislature passed this dsy, prrscn-
bing the lind Of funds receivable va payment " fjr
al axes aud dues 10 the State"
From the assessment rolls returned 10 the Aud-
tors Office Il appears that much property ia your
county, SUBJECT 10 taxation, has not been lssesscd
The law in such cases requires the tax collector 10
assess taxes On aI property omitted by the assrssor
and 10 collect and pay the same into he State Trea
sury
Below you will find statement oi a portion ol
the property not assessed in your county. loo viii
be particular 10 assess and collect tie lawful on
said property.
am instructed 10 notify you, that suit will be IN
stituied on your bond, unless the taxes due on the
FIRST day Of March, lsi0 are paid On or beinre that
time. into the State Treasury Interest, at the rate
Of thirty per cent per snnum will. in ell cases, be
eIaeted, as required by law, on ali arrearagrs
am, Sir, yours, respectfully.
JAMES G. WILLIAMS,
State Treasurer
Efh II is4O
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17

TENIlE following named Regiments, composing the
IL ID Brigade, Of the 4th Division of Mississippi
Militia, will parade for the purpose Of review and
inspection, a, the following times and places to vii
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
NIOrus NIultIcaulls.
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to Oliver Ellis by Book
N account are hereby notified that the accounts
Of said Ellis, were by him made over to me as as.
signee for the benefit Of Morgan Mchsnis--and all
those indebted, are requested TO make immediate
setemeni,e either with me or James i. Burdyne Esq.
who is my authorised agent at Yorkvile Ala
JOHN J. FERNANDlS.
Columbus Aug. a1s4O-5-3w.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
OldrIdge's RaIm OF CoIumhio.

~ EW NOVEL-The CABINET Minister, by Mrs
4 Gore, the aulhofessot Hungarian Tales Mo-
Tiers and Daughters, &c. sc. just received al the
Bookstore Of
June /, 1880 PFISTER K GOODWIN
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
Law Notice.

N u. B; ABBOTT Attorneys a, Law, c.
IN. Iumbus Miss
NEHEMIAH ABBOTT,
M HOWARD b. ABBOTT,
Jan, l4th is40 s7-tf
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17

Two al. persons having charge Of paupers Aor ihl
IL county OF Lowndss of pf he corlortii0u, ibs
The poor house is nov tesiy for lie r0cepon Of lhe
pnur, and al those HAT have any psuper- 10 charge
wii hriuH lhrni IN. a. no further expense vii k
paid of keeping lh EN- ilum de 9Th CAV II July
1870. The unders 'gusd ere a Coum.tiss appoint
ed By laF Board Of Pollce l0f Lowudea county ir
receive the sane.
ELI ABBOTT,
II NJ TALIIAFERRO.
PB. WADE,
JulyIlth, ls40-l-tk Commissioners,
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
One Hundred Dollars Reward

One Hundred Dollars Reward
EFT the subscribers on the Isl Of May near
AA Columbus, Mi two negroes, OF the following
eScription: MOSES, % or a years of age, feet
10 or II inches high rather of copper color, and
bald headed; he was formerly owned by MIR James,
near Eklon, Tenn. HENRY is Stout fellow, "a
bout the same age, feet or 10 inches high, quite
Black, and has lost some one or Two of hs front teeth
and was raised by Mr. Richard Barry of Columbus.
The above reward will be given To any one who
may confne in Jail the above named negroes, so
that we get them, or half The amount for either one.
NJ. NJ. x I. B. BROOKS
Jnne 25lh lS40. 5lif
+.fFhe Nashville Union, and Democratic Press,
Pulaski, Tenn, will please insert the above to the
amount OF $40, and toward their account, to this
otice Ior payment, with a copy Of the paper con-
ialnng The advertisement N. NJ. & I. B. b.
DiSagreeable.
NECESSITY will compel us 10 give our ae.
1N counts TO some person capable OF collecting
them alter the a0h O this month.
a 4 word 80 the wise" &C.
PFISTER & GOODWIN.
April lltb, 7s4o, 40-tf !