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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
Valuable Plantation for Sale.


ssste=sss ! will sell on reasonable terms my
ShfsE plantation in NoXubee county, situated
ssSyxsN between the Tombabce and Noxubee
..S-.. rivers, ten miles from the Bigbee, and
one from the Noxubee, and lying directly on the
road leading from Macon to Jamestownand Gaines
vile Alabama. The tract contains $50 acres, about
go acres Of which is prairie, aud the whole Of 1t is
the hest quality Of cotton land being Of a rich san
DIV soil There are about 200 acres in fine state
Of cultivation. The Plantation is well watered by
creek running through it. and also has on it three
springs Of limestone water which run throughout
the year; besides wei in The yard Of as fine fee-
stone water as can be found in the State. Thete
are ON the premises two fine young orchards OF
choice fruit The buildings ares comfortable dwell
nr house. negro cabins, corn cribs, cotton gin
with screw Sc. Sc. This place was formerly
owned by Mr.. RidGeway and is known by tie
name Of the Rdgeway tract Any one wishing 10
purchase cotton Plantation would DO well to ex-
anime the promises. For further particulars apply
to the subscriber living in Macon, or N his absence
to Mr.. Rdgeway proprietor Of the Washington
Hall Macon or To Nj. c. Hairless four miles from
Macon. II. n. Sp00NER.
Macon June CO, lsS9.-5l-C
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
Wanted,

A GOOD teacher, u take charge OF tie musical
N department at tie Mississippi Female College.
None need apply unless they can come well recon-
mended. For Information apply 70
A. MAER, President
Columbus August 18Th ls40-7-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14

nv .7CP 70 prescribe itc Fsrf. 49,.
State Tases. and o,LsT &c. ,ss.'-. 5
G. EDITION !. Beit enacted BIZ. ~ I
- ne State Ct Mississippi, J bat ,b- 3.
Tie banks Of th.' STATE Which rsvsr.-i. . &
for all their malured Circulation. SD, M. ''s
Tor al. taxes ana dues to- tie STATE p's,i y
ever, a., , no post note, row i-sucd. a.
thr lime it shall be oEsrpl for .ry.scr 80 . ..at
the State, shall be received. -'' Va
SEC. z. And be il further euasfe5 III.
shs take effect from and after rs p1,,r. - . N T
continue IN force uurd the frs, Nd1isys. e. \. So
eighteen hundred and iotty-oue. and n -, '.-H
!. sPFlCHf
Speaker Of The House or r, g.,sfa,,I,
GEORGE B. AUGGSTTS,'
President Of n S.,s.
Approved, Febrsary $40. -'
A. 6. MeStTF
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
Notice..

rs hereby given that tho discussion between C.,
4 G. Olinsted Esq., and the Rev. James Smith has
been postponed. the REQUEST Of the latter gentle
mnn, until the LIST Monday in March next.
columbus, Sept. Goth ls40.-l2-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
Notice.

ITO all persons having charge Of paupers for lhl
4 county OF iowndes or for the corporation, tha
The poor house is now ready for the reception OF the
poor and all those hat have any pauperS in charge
will bring them m as no further expense will be
paid for keeping III EN- from the 9th day Of July,
1910 The unders nncd are Committee appoint
ed by the Board Of Police for LoWndcs county tc
receive the same.
ELI ABBOTT,
r. NJ. TALLAFERRO.
p. B. WADE,
Julyllth, lSi0.--l-N Commissioners,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
The Family Physician

Al{ EyraY Mass CoHPANIoS, being comp.a-
~ lion lrera the most approved medical authors
sdapfed 10 the southern and western climates 10
winch is added an account of Herbs, Roots ana
Plants used .ur medical purposes, "tn directions
how ,ey are To- be prepared, So Inst ever! nsh can
be Do, own physician, together win a s',.5'y o.
,.ci.r.l .e-,as-by A. G. GoanlETT, 4. NJ inr ma
p, ,,arsa surgeon ia tie L. $. Army. VIII an
nogenay comunnr new and successful mode OF
,5.s,.a., A-4iic Cholera. bg lle compiler. For sale
By IT - III = "ooD -, ~:
Nav II. 1889. 44u'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
Trust Sale.


10y vi,tue Of deed Of trust, executed ATt
ID ding Oakley TO ne, dated Tie 'It,u1tg'
May 1910. and dry recorded in ihe Pnb'rlht
office ul Okibbehl County, and for liz mTas
therein mentioned, tie subecriher vii potvls
the dwelling. house OF him the said Fudlg V'lt'
on Tuesday The l5,A day Of D,eemttt rc1t @'f
to the highest bidder q, public auction ff ''
the following lands and persona, property "V.
the south west quarter Of section tweA'Yot'. NJ
ship nineteen, north of range fourteen e'e' '0 ~
north cast quarter Of section tweuty-onf tFt
nineteen. range fourteen east; slso, enc btFfofh
named Henry, together with tie following g.ga'
chattle, and stock, to wit: his entire seeA y. 'rH
supposed To .onsist oI twenty head; nsc''hsf
7osed to consist OF forty htsd one wagon h'
ire stock of hogs, supposed to consist ly @ ne.
ne set Of Smith Tools, five feather beads 'pa Y
| ilnre, his household and kitchen luronaIe' AQ.'
stfustee,I will convey to the purchaser or iso'
| GERS such title as svested in me.
CHARLES P. MONTGOMERY l'We
June 18th, is40--49 -26w-PtI. go W
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14

JOSEPH BLAIR, r. NJ.
e1- Persons calling for the above letters, WI
please say they are advertised.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
Pnster 4 Goodwin

HAVE received some Drawing Paper & Parch
IL menl: April 20, 1889
Br'stol Beard and music Paper erpeeted soon.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
State Of Mississippi Oktibbcha co.

July 10Th, 1910. 8 3w.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-04-09

The GGrdsn.-There are few things more
certainly indicative Of good taste and q cut.
tivated mind, in an individual of any class,
than well laid out. and neatly managed or
namental tree and flower garden and rare
~ do we find man who has any claims to
the title Of good farmer, who does not also
have good vegetable garden. Such a gar
den is an appendage to every farm, indispen-
sable, and which will never be overlooked by
the man who has any Pretensions to econo-
my. A garden is not less necessary for @
mechanic, or professional man, and the few
hours that such men have 10 spare for exer.
else in the open air, cannot be more profita.
bly, or pleasantly employed than in the labors
and cultivation of such spot requires. Few
are aware who have never paid particular at
tention to the subject, Of the actual profit
every farmer receives from the halt acre Of
land devoted to this purpose; or how much
the health and comfort of a family is increas.
ed, where the fruit and vegetables of the gar
den are daily enjoyed. That there is much
less attention paid to the garden than it
should receive is evident to all, and we hope,
by frequent recurrence to the topic, to aid
our agricultural friends, and others, in this
pleasing part of rural economy.
A part of every garden should be so pre-
pared that advantage may be taken of the
earliest spring to put in such seeds as will
not be affected by frosts, and which in this
way may be grown much earlier than if de-
layed until the ordinary season of planting.
Ut these plants the most prominent in the
farmers garden are peas and letuces, which
may be planted as early as the state of the
earth will permit. Plants, too, which are in
tended for transplanting,such as the cabbage,
and other tolerably hard kinds, should be
sown as early as is consistent with their safe
ty..
With the progress offarming and agricul-
ture in the country. various improved meth
DDS of forwarding plants and fastening their
maturity have been adopted with much sue
cess. Where the proper fixtures for hot beds
are not at hand, other modes of applying the
artificial heat given out by fermenting ma
nures, have been devised with the best re-
suits. Holes filled with manure, and the
earth slightly raised upon it, mounds of con-
siderable extent and height covered with
sods and earth and planted upon or around,
have been found serviceable, and are at the
command Of every CuhiuGtor.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-04-09
HARRISON TRIUMPHANT!
NEW YORK TOWN ELECTIONS.

The Van Buren, papers in this State have published
for effect abroad fabricated results OF the recent Town
we have prepared and now publish table Of the re-
suits for Supervisor, as far as such Elections have
been held, These results, compared with the Spring
&ectons in $780, show that the State is sound to the
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-04-09
Nottingham Township, March 8, 1910.

ter refractng It's SANDER against General Harrison,
having voted 10 permit white men to be sold int
slavery for debt. very wisely advises the whole feder
al locofoco press Of the country to abstain hereafter
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-09-15
RUTLAND va. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1870

We give place TO tho following article
nom the Peoples Press, with much pleasure.
The article has been some time upon our la
BILE, but owing TO mass OF importan, poliii-
cal matter we could no, give it an earlier in
seriion. Doct. Cowboy, tho subjoc, Of thu,
article, was well known in this plicc, having
been several years resident here-and was
much esteemed for his omiablc and intellect
ual character and his professional acquire
mnuts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-09-15
TERMS OF THE HERALD.

To village subscribers ss--by mai 81, or gt,75 ia
sdvsnco
individuals mad companies who take their papot,
At the office S,75. OF 81 so IA advance. Companie,
ON stage fouts the same.
To those supplied by our south western post rider
delivered a. their door, Sz--eompanies and indivd
gals living of the route 81 IS with deductions IN
both cases Of IS cents if paid N advance Ia cash
No sHbseriy,ion will be taken for less than cir
months unless paid IN advance. And no paper will
be discostnDed usil srfoaages paid, unless the
passher chooses 60 to do.
Apyrnrfsise on the usual libo raj terms AZ our
circulation is large and general throughout the eoun
~, merchants mechsnics. post masters, aud all
others having occasion to advertise will find il to
their advantage resort to this paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-09-15

THE Revolutionary .Army,-The mum
ber ofregulars furnished TO the iteyo-
lutionary war by New England were,
I17,ffl by the middle States G,5Gl;
by the southern States 56,907. II APP
pears, then, that New England, consist
ing Of New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island and Connecticut, furnish
ed three thousand eight hundred anI
seventy two more troops than all The
other nine states put together.
The Union al this time vas compos"
ed of thirteen states.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

THE STUDY OF
B O O * * T. r. p | N c.
IS Cedar street, near Broadway.

IS Cedar street, Broadway.
looms open both Day and Evening, from To
~ to g. and from 10 g. This OF instruction
tine OF the most useful practice.
passes under TIE Instruction of C. c. MARSH, Accountant
There are cassesthe instruction always impaired
individuals siagy.
Books used by the Pupil-nvoice Book Sales Book Bill
Book Cash Book Day Book, Journal, Leger.
Transactions LIST montPartnership business, opening
books, buying selling ending paying, receiving payment
Issuing and taking notes. interest on notes. taking up notes
trial balance.
Transactions I'd monthly sratons of the above and paying
notes before due paying note part in cash and merchandise
failure and compromise shipping account importing
merchandise scountng drawing accepting selling exchange
bartering shipping To order, insuring, trial balance
Transactions 81 montMany variations of the above and
receiving consgnmenis selling do, closing do buying
eage company receiving sales closing
company amount, making entries cash book balancing
cash exchanging notes, trial balance.
Iransacons 4th and 5th Misunderstanding eight grand
hcal monthly entries from the invoice book sales book and
cash boek equation OF partners interest
current trial balance Sheet closing the books
re-opening accounts.
Examnatonse, of fifty questions to review the student,
various ready calculations.
No of instruction. the crber believes has ever
been dey sed well calculated to practic al know
ledge of bookkeeping the offered the public
and any tn short Of such will obut little
person Of good capacity, devong about three weeks
the stny viii be qualified okecp correctly and elegantly the
accounts Of any business.
&C. MARSH, Author of
"The Science of Double Entry Bookkeeping Smplifed
standard work, eighth edition. 200 pages, svo.-Sl 25
The Art of Single Entry Bookkeeping mprovedby the
PRODUCTION of Proof Balance, 1870 pages svo-75 cents
A Lecture the study of Bookkeeping with Balance
Sheet" neat pamphlet, IS pages, l2mo-is cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28
No. 26J.

aN RA p 2s
Vice contained in the following Ietier;
Mr. John NJ wipslow, Drasse.t" ''o.''' w. .,0 ''
affection Of the lungs and hard cough many time.
e r % s r. &C w ssi Be- y
S' M 3 cs %n met or that have st
s2Es % ssssds ,s SSss On ss%
sss} Of s's at
tie III. So
your fundamentally Yours with m VIII is GgossswELL
sa DSs % i
New at d s EA is Howe
sy of Spring street 81 Canal street sa Broadway
street. Price 50 cents per bottle ." ma I'M.
ls-s1 GARDENERS AssIsTANT,-The subscriber in
sSisss on Ts @ SqhSF sA s es the sh
TANT the rapid sale of the last editions sufficient
hss % %so anal
leitered price t. work purely aasPe TO the Amer,
work to be done onths Garden 0ehaTd and
ledge Of the by twenty years SracieaI espeenee IN
this eoupy and as many, in Ens az
Beet sugar Ellsworth Swine, with variety of valuable
mag 81 GEO. c. THORBURN. II John st
A CARD.-MR. KossOwsKI has the honor to announce
to his smds and the Dgs Ct that hat h s snd vS
which he will be assisted by Miss Poole, Mrs. Hard
wick and other distinguished performers whose will be
duly announced Tickets ST. to be had at the principal music
stores. Isa27 ct.
MRS. n. FURLONG, successor to Mrs. A. j. Engel,
Il respectfully informs the ladies of New York, and its vci
S%y ai , will Ggfn on The ' bv Of ' month in the store
aaS sf f sld 9sa
call to examine her assortment.
5 shs s a Ess IF r s
their patronage and them promptly rxeca,ing all
orders entrusted to her. she will endeavoI deserve their
tronage. mar
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28
on CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE

ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE
eo9saiea heretofore at residence IS CouTtands
en..,in.a Of ,,,. s,:.
lie ia these diseases (mutucs of whom almost
every pager consider duty 70 give the following state
Besides The rask held Graduate Of EdnburE6 and Me%-
sss S RSya SGssi or $ & Ts SGf Af
have also testimonial letters from tn. eminen,
New YORK, and Dr. P6yss, which letter:
End has been Of surprise some that any
a a@S wSeh ms md To e..
30 easily IL So%ss but one o"sandG part Of the misery
si HTs :Si' 's
hat depoed for many Of ,m are Of such saiare a. e
ss. .:sSs ss hat ss;S .ss :
@ SS not a. os % ia. remain So c IN the
their effects upon posterity.
% ard to the more immediate '5Sn Of s psrssc.
e advertising bottle Of drsps Or box Of pills Tor the IN
,s.s Ts%sas: good .ass The
Diseases ier one from smother, at common sense mus. tel
ss SS e IN b sa s s~0 s
in thoss who app te For instance some Afflicted with
others vsnersa rs%ede. proper only ronorrhes
neither the other but totally different asd
and afford the fines, field g. h,, o.
a s month"; T u % Ge or sops
su6.ids dsaprsar While pssEs 70 tsrn
oSOe The bette, on MN eery real surgeon or
structure; and n properly understood
easily and speedily be do scruple affirm that
structures be they had
\ lsied years before.
To any common prudence, therefore, would say. n
III, remarks land appeal the cmneot
ply scaDs Of city FOR their trutb) how important that
patient should knew something Of the character
lent Of the person whom he about 10 trust with such
For the convenience Of those At distance well those
who wish their the and
private have eonrved little chest, with tho
TsEATE fitted in the lid and which contains every theory
necessary for the Of these complaints hat for
rhna beside the medicine, contains also Patent Pocket
Syringe with needets for making the infections, the
Of which Is $40 That for the Nenerca containing than
the ordinary So the chest
little larger containing thing Tor the OF
| both complaints. IL SIS
With respect the little patent syrinp.s which cannot
herr describe who has properly accrcdt
its and utility. Aud indeed with regard 10 the
n sic value Of the chest, uniformly does IL the most
expectations that lin fail 10 do
aud retained immediately the prc. shall be Instantly
funded.
Address JOS. RALPH Senior, NJ D. ss Courtlsndt street.
New York. .igU
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28


~ 80 80 HM
10 sail from New York the 2Sb and Liverpool On the
9Th of each month.
FROM NEW YORK.
Ship GARRICK, Captain A. s. Palmer, 25h February.
ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins 25th March.
SlDDONS Captain N: b. Pal ner, 25th April.
SHERIDAN, Captain /. A. Depeyster, 25tl May.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship SIDDONS, Captain n. d. Palmer, 18th February.
SHERIDAN, Captain +. A. Depey ster, isth March.
GARRlCK, Captain A. 5. Palmer, 18th April.
ROSCIUS, Captain John c .llins 18th May.
These ships all of the first class, upwards Of 1000 on
built in the city of New York, with such improvements
combine great speed with unusual comfort for
Every has been taken in the arrangement Of their
medaons The price of hence $40 for which
ample stores including Wines &c, will be provided These
ships commanded by experienced masters who will make
every exertion TO give general satisfaction
Neither the captains OF these ships Will be
sbe for letters parcels packages sent by them unless
regular bills of fading signed therefor.
The ships of this line will hereafter armed and their
cuar construction them security not possessed by
other but vessels of For freight apply 70
F. X. COLLINS K CO., Sc South street. N. York, or /
VIM. & JAS. BROWN x co. Liverpool.
Letters by the packets will be charged II cents single
sheet so cents and newsapers cent each O
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

$500 REM lSId ON YOUR G ~ AID you
and their noums attempt has ALREADY made de-
ceiye with spurious imitation Of LEROfS WRENCH
SrEClFlC
RECOLLECT the genuine medicine is the Srecihc Of
Doctor Jerome Deroy Paris the most certain and rpd
ever known for certain disease.
Those who ysh avoid lhe fear efesposure and them
selves ectually Will find this medicine much any
other does notaect the BREATH aud requires
ofDET which prevents the possibility ofdscovery while usine
it,
Besides this important Vantage leaves the part sub
TO the troublesome gi,es that often
the other medicines; used IN the
the disease il will seldom fail to stop the discharge ia few
days.
IN long Chronic stages o the disease obstinate
elects Fuor Abus Gravel Female Complaints, weakness
oftese Il i beyond doubt the eecua remedy
discovered having cured many obstinate after
other medicus had failed
Its intention that deceptive system puff
Gng in this city As better proof challenge
produce remedy equal under forfeit $500
and will pay hundred dollars and
OF ycnosng spurious irritation
Obstryc.-The genuine mcoicine only New YORK. a.
the Agents oce Nos Nassau street aosr- from Fulton
street srrs and BY the following druggists Williams
Coz Of Sixth md Cherry streets PHILADELPHIA; Dr. y
Baker, o Char le and Pratt Bamor. and Robt
s. Pate rsen, Washington City, ID. &.
Each BOTTLE has afu description o the diseases and all the
necessary directions in the English and French languages.
PRCE-sooa bottle large bottles Of doubles sire, sso
ja2O-Smf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28
LIVERPOOL AND OLD NEW YORK ESTABLISHED
LINE OF PACKETS.
Sailing to and from Liverpool, weekly.
80 So So IS


The subscribers inform send for their
friends esidne O. Britain the spring
OF 54O that Mr. Herdman of the and will
remain at Liverpool during the spring and for the
pose all the been engaged
here forwarded with despatch by the ships ofhe above
neand also that small drafts given their favor shall
be paid with prompness Orders parts the
Will be punctual attended to- aud such attention will be given
TO the above adv the emigran
guarantee the further patronage of those who will favor the
dersiened with their oresand in all where the
not embark the will be refunded TO the
PRISON from whom originally received For further
ticulars, apply Gf by letter post paidl to
HERDMAN 4 KEENAN,, el South-st.
N b. Mr.. Herdman will attend any which be
entrusted TO his daring his stay III Europe
In add ton drafts given agents throughout
the different parts of England Ireland and Scott and who give
every facility to the emgrant whose may be engaged by
here they be furnished with draft amounts
able I'll as follows -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

pIANoFoRTEs.-Bosion Pianoortes of celebrated manu-
Il facure for sale cheap, for cash barter, by
malls linz LORING WATSON. 1874 Pearl at.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28
FASHIONABLE
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

r. 3A garments made AZ this establishment made By
werknen and warranted &C. ft.
The subscriber will remove the st Of May nes 70 No
maiq sms; URIAH P. HARRIS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

4 ,n HULL'S RADICAL CURE OF RUPTURES-Offe,
~ Vesey street Astor House-A Surgeon years prac
ce, constant attendance. Guarantees Of radio
all reducble rupture the strength
utioSal health Of the patent being otherwise impaired
With proper adaptation, DR. Hus Truss perfectly
tain the upure without pain the least danger the patient
Attendance given in private houses when required and
,fter O'Clock, by the office Surgeon.
NB-Pstents cautioned against trusting 10 spurious in
yentiops OF Trusses advertised as Improvements u
None unless they bear the Signature AMOS
HULI-and the only office ia New York Is original
rmery in Fulton street. but al Ne Nesey street Ator
House. as0eedy
Tor THE CURE or COUGHS COLDS, AsTIIMAs
II and Consump,iops.-Dr. CHURCHs Cough Drops is a
Medicine unequaled By any in the world
Ia Asthmstic Consumpve affections chronic
Hoarsencss Cass, Wheezngs and Shortness Of Breath
will Civ, immediate csse.
II has been the instrument the hands idence Of
many thousands Of poor afflicted objects both asthac aud
consumpve. excluding Thirty years standing and
most Of the CONFIRMED where could possibly
be affected by medicine has wonderfully rcvang the
plants to enable the patient 60 attend 20 business and
to render their lives in great degree comfortable them.
selves.
This valuable medicine in use for more than 20 year
bad wholesale and retail at Churhs Disressary.
No les Bowery OF Spring street Price 80 cents
bottle. m7-Imscd'
TO THE LADlEs.-DR. A. q. HILLS UTERo ABB.
pOMlNAL SUPPORTER 10 offered TO- those afflicted
depending upon relaxation the abdominal muscles in
strumeD in every calculated for relief and permanent re
storati?n 70 health When this Instrument Carefully ard
the NEST immediate immunity from the distressing draggE
and bearing DOWN, sensations Which accompany nearly al
cases Of Visctra dspace ments Of the abdomen and fu
application always followed By early confession Of dical
relief from the patient herae The supporter Is Of simple
'tructonand he applied by The patient hSu urh,r aid
Office vesey street, Astcr IIcsse, New York.
ell at the Once. suit