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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

.t.t .... .f...t Nav Yeas Nov. Z, i-@1
nT-DsiR sfR;--i he nndorsignedin ofai " ths
oIths Chn,Lsn Th,aty~ beg leave present sos ~
teau,if1l crvei caTic. crnamc; ter the ont q
house and embrace this noje'o scqusint tou WIN
motives " hich have actuated hem ~ TITS shair.
Tho eor1rntee on behalf Of the subcfilcrr, would
isbss Trey have witnessed your untirng thers 70 ou
the good OPINION az Tie fable, anu a. tscetk intes
cha hs,, Theatre by producing on ts tonrts the u
cknoyledgcd talent Of the country. and ery Obtain
noyeIty .ihcrs'y making the e iabhslsnehs Mnai
-, lie, the strict attention.. eni fidelity n
which ,ou have fslhllei your erSg,seue,ls both y
,,, ,,,, pery r,d tho various ad,sIer Thh ,whom
ioxs hal Sealiug. They therefore adopt tis method
ing their apprvv 81 II your conduct "a nanageri
r~srenLar you with au ajpropriate crnaE1entfer the
af,h,,s,s hfshmen. IN uhich you ave takrrso niue
terest ,eeing fully ssstxsd that en- We t3ahy ac
table u yoursef tifc sacred emblem of.lpur codbt1
Independence. - ~ -1t atIt ~.
with sentncnts OF the greatest respect, aaa wish
Won lohg lie Of prosperity aud hsppnc ss--We are
yours tfuly. .fi 90 .f..r...
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

The JOURNAL OF CeMMERcE.-Ifthew hig party
is half true to itself, it will now drive this Hessian
injured our cause far more seriously than the Post
and New Era. Ii is villainous concern, and should
not be allowedto sail under false colsrs They have
too often smste the whig party under the fifth rib.
the campaign by Iesuitical Election Returns, the
"Dirk Hatterack' of the concern voted the loco
foce ticket. Now is the time to cut him or
This wicked, astestable paragraph is taken from
the "Albany Evening Journal" conducted by
Thurlow Weed, the miserable tool Of the Albany
clique of rascals, who govern this state, and who
have Just been saved from defeat by sheer accident
1t is signal example of the fcrocous spirit of party
Have not the editors Of the Journal Of Commerce,
as free born Americans, right to think and to act
on public affairs they please! And what right
has the miserable tool aud barber Of Governor
Seward to call upon "party" to adopt his palry
feelings of revenge. Now is the time,'' says this
second Robes pierre 'to cut him Oh" Let them try
that they dare The people of this state,
at this election, would have "cut off" the State
Barber Regency, as they, in 1881, did their Prede
sesssrs, the Locofoeo Regency, but a generous
feeling not to do any thing to iDjare the cause of
Harrison, has Just saved Seward and his miserable
clique from defeat and disgrace Yet with this
buke before their eyes, the State Barber has the
eroutsry to issue his bulls of prescription against
indie pendent men, who viii not bow the knee to
Ba.l" but will tell fact and truth, without regard
to party: 81 sis.,sl &C.. .5.-,l a.aa
Leok out. rogucs, for the next election Then
you will be swept from the face Of the earth-and
not a rag Of yoa, net even the old breeches with
which you came into Office, will be left of you to
sell to the second hand clothes dealers of Chatham
III
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09
Virginia Election.

Van Buren, gain sns. iasssprHr, %a
There are thirty-fopr counties yet to be heard
from. These, last spring, gave Van Barren majc-
rity Of about 800.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

tcs-1he Evangelist is ont against Universalisu
and Universalsts. Br. johnson handles IN and the
in ma,terIy manner. rniversalists have no good
right to claim the UnI,arians holding dost-nes
common with them. bat Restorationists may cIaud
this very honorable privilege. srt,rv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

% CHATHAM THEArRR.-It will be seen by tie eor1
resrondence between committee Of the friends Of
the Ckstham Theatre and Mr.. Thorne, published id
another column, that eagle has been presented t
the manager, for the purpose OF being placed On the
theatre. The friends ofthe Chatham pay Thorne 4
deserved compliment FOR his enterprise and ptrse1
versnce. The eagle is TO take his fight to the ton
Of the theatre this morning. Booth, supported by
the whse strength ofthe com anyyarpesrs tonight
in Julius Cesar. There is to be sufficient varietJ
Of other entertain ments to please all tastes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

a. Pnoe RkSsor THE RHvoIvrros The great re.
violation in politics is going on in various ways.
The board Of brokers exploded last week-broke up
about the question of commissions. new board
is to be organized to conduct business openly, and
there is to be an end of all stock gambling. Good
60 ahead. -'-i.-.oft f...t --siisasr s:osfsr .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09
r n SMITH, .ff.ss1
W rs. , tA.JAtkSON. "A a..
ts n. L. DltuNnss&, Coufnitiee.
..' y. ID, GREEv,
.z .wrcLAhR.s ~ ~

b o. s.t-ats-r ..tss...-, -. ~ IA
6ys~rLrsrS.-Itis,with no ordidaIy leoltrss that
LnoW lodge c sscsirt of yoer splrr'h rJ~en', ss o,
nsmcrt ior the frort of the cstsbl of hich
msRsgcr, and II shall occupy the posippn cQA1emPia
rSrnii r through ilepcn,t ttsAress ny q
fll a ants FOR n kni con sdersiop shsh has bee
slowed upon rhchy the friends oi he irhatnam ihe1
and 10 assure ths that Il N an ever W. ny aim TO ne
cdntrnancs OF ths-r patronage st'drkrdiy flings,
strict aseutnn 70 hasiness, ard the use o. every
10 rraka 4hc CbsthsTn Theatre worthy " bcarss
emblem, l,e sacred bird ofiilertf. ~
Griesten accc "a my best wis'its fpr vonr wcliar1
yfosscttt 10th indie idnals enf co'f~r''fe'y and Dc
ne 10 bc yours AMI the p'il7ie's scryari u. = .-.J
To Messrs r. ~. smith, w. Y. Clarl. =. Jackson y
PruaJsge, and " r. Green, Esqfss Comnigcc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

The BRIcK CHURcH.-This venerable edfce]
which in the prosperous times Of thirty was des7
tined to come down, and give place to pos! Of
fee, having been repaired and beautiGed, was yes
terday peaedfor Divine service. The interior
has been much improved, all the pews recusAionedI
and the pulpit organ, and other adjuncts of the sa
cred edi6ce, been refurnished and adorned in the
NEST excellent taste. The Rev. DR.. Spring preached
in the orning to very fashionable audience Who
throsged the church, notwithstanding the ipcle-
mcncy of the weather f 'tf< ist11-rssit ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

ez.The Rev. Dr. Cox hasju published his twtn.
ty.cighih article against tbs Cd seaool partyj he
seems TO be h,ragon them in his peculiar style,
Thsy have certainly fallen into the hands Of JFhep
lev. Use t,-rn pp Do,,cri ard bon, We trust, b.
Hodsson. ofthe Methodist Charch. wiz ase you ard
the whole New School party up in his very best
style.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

His :. Nhir. ssypsIv1 sAief bottle washer q u
Khdb en Cabinet has bee. in this city for several
Jaws HE is an BIZ Way to Havana, for the benskt
sef hi4Aeath and &prals-and to enjoy the delights
Of hard msney currency.
Blair says that more votes have been polled than
there white persons in thecountry .yer n ysars
Of age, by the census, thereby ntnating that fraud
has filled the ballot box This is ridiculous blum
der. We have shown, by the census of this city,
that occasion has eyerthe full vote been taken
Probably at this elsetion foil 300 900 legal voter
have not voted at all. We shall prove this conel(
sivsly by and by. -Apropos-when does Kendall
chef de cuisine, gos Are the kitchen fires all outH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

Wing majority in 4 counties 2so2--in Isss,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08

To the Public.

THE ughls Of Editors AMI Publishers Of pa7e-s
have been too bong neglected Justice will never
be do0c unles hey themselves assert their rights 3
enforce lie mssst rRid rules, which On tie end vi
he faunl alike saiuiary IA the pubic and beneiciaI
20 thoSe engaged IN The pfcss. Publishers Of paprss
have been 20 rag impasrd upon b The community
al large, that th,y are considered 10 some extent
degraded class Of beings, whoa in fac; there Is no
situation IN lie % honorable, deserving Of 50 high
consideration pllduelive Of So much gOodor class
which exerls - powerful on influence. Il IS known
70 be proveFhisl Tor The debtors to newspaper pub
fishers TO consider their demands - the last 10 be
paid-debis 10 which there Is attached TO moral OBJ
jselion aud which tlry can refuse to pay with Iis
tee and honor: hence i II ncmbuenl upon the con-
duetors OF the pres 10 asFr their own rights md
resolve, sevefally;and Jony, TO brng al patrons Of
newspapers under the same obligations that attach
to other contracts, OF always remain in poverty and
want, with thousands due them from the most SOL
vent men IN ,l'e county.
We cal upon al editors and publishers of papers
who approve Of the following rules to endorse
them BY their signa,uvs-place them at the head
Of their papers. and strictly adhere to them,
I. NoslbSchp,ion received without payment IN
Advance.
.. No subscription received lor less Than six
months s,
81. Advance paymen, will be required from all
transient advertisers.
4th. To announce no man FOR any office either
ate or County, without the aduante payment Of
Ten dollars.
5th. Political circulars charged a advertisements
and payment required in Advance.
9th. All advertisements Of personal alteration
will be charged double, and payment required adj
vance.
7th. Election tickets will not be printed without
order, nor delivered TO any person without payment
10 advance.
6Ih All subscribers, without respect 10 persons.
who are dehnquents on the first of October will BE-
stricken IRON our list and their accounts put 10 suit
Tue above rules we the undersigned, pledge our
selves N abide by
JAMES A. STEVENS,
Editor Of the Yazoo Wing
q s. II. y. BLACK,
Editor of the Nalciez Courier
Mia BESANCON s. HALLIDAY,
Publishers Of Tie Mississippi Free Trader.
JAMES HAGAN.
Editor and Proprietor oil the Vcksburg Sentinel.
w. NJ SMYTH,
Editor Of the Grand Gulf Advertiser.
SAMUEL CURTIS,
Proprietor Of the Southern Argus.
THOMAS BROWN
Editor of the Rodney Telegraph
J. NJ. DUFFIELD.
EhbrDf tie GRIND Gulf Wing.
WIN. d. TEB0,
Editor of the Fayete Advertiser
A. u. a. :. l.. C0RWINE,
Editors and pr0prlctors Of the Yazoo Banner.
ARCH s. CLARKE,
Publisher Port Gibson Correspondent.
G. A. FOLSOM,
Editor ol the Southern Scntine
WOkTHlNGTON& CHAPMAN
Editors and Pfoprictors Of the Columbus Democrat
June 1880.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust made and executed
- By and between Charles E. b. Strobe, Henry
l.. Shackeiord and James McGowen, dated The
| 9th day OF November, 1888, and proved aud recor-
ded agreeable to the Statute in such case made and
provided in the Office of the Clerk of Probates, for
Lowndts county, in the State Of Mississippi, will
set up and expose 10 public sale and out cry, on the
premises, on Thursday the twelfth day of March,
ls4O to the highest bidder lor cash, the following
described tract or parcel Of land 10 Wi: the north
east quarter Of section number twenty three, in
township number seventeen north of range seven
teen east, and the west half of the north west euaE
ter Of section number twenty four, in same town
ship and range and adjoining containing two hun.
dred and forty acres, more less situate lying and
being in Lowndes county, aforesaid, adjoining
Thomas J G'lmer and others
HENRY l.. SHACKLEF0RD,
Trustee
Jan. llth, lS40.~2f-9w. Pr fee SIS 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08

EENHE embarrassed state Of the country and ON
= own necessiles compel US IN future 10 adopt
.liiiereni course IN our Mercantile business W.
therefore take This method OF informing our caslom.
ers and the public generally, that as we are com.
PEELED 70 make heavy payments during this winter
and The ensuing spring that oil debts doe US must
be paid or satisfactorily arranged so That we can
make them available, and that our sales after the
first day Of January next, win be considered due on
the delivery Of the articles Sod une IS on terms 9th
ersise spec ially agreed upon.
II. BUCHANNON g. co.
columbus, December 24lh, lSSe,--23-lf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
MulticauIis.

THNliE subscriber will Iemain a few days in this
Il place and It's vicinity, during when time en-.
gagemenls may be made with him for the delivery,
either N this place or at Athens in Georgia Che lat
Ger OF which would be preitrfed) fora quantity Of.
either the eyes, or cuttings, of the genuine Niorls
Muucans Mulberry tree; persons wishing to pur-
chase, and gel INTO the stock Of this valuable tree,
can Apply al this office where Information may be
had q me, and The time asceraned when expect
To be N this place, al which time all prci,ninnres
can be settled. JOSEPH G. COLE
Columbus, Nov ls3l-QOu
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
ChOctaw Reservations.
CoMasaoNEa's OrrIcr

fNUWWIShIUNEH VFFIII,
Columbns, MI. 25th Nov 1889. {
NOTICE. am instructed by The Commission.
IN er Of Indian Afairs, TO make one more public
CALI on all those having business TO transact with
this office, 10 bring Il forth without further delay Tor
adjudication. CIaimanis are admonsled, that
whaieserbasiness may teman unsettled when the
office shall be closed nj this place, viii necessarily
have 70 be transferred to the department at Wash.
ington aud thai 10 make the necessary proof there,
viii undoubtedly be attended with much more tro,,-
hle and expense 10 the claimant than 10 make il
hcre. ANDR. A, KiNCANN0N.. Conr
For cert Tying contracts for Choctaw reservations
Nov. 80. IS3D--2l-if
rJ- The Mississppian" jackson, will insert
the foregoing for one manh and forward their ac-
count TO the Commissioner Tor payment al this
place. A. A. K. Comr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
Cabinet-Making and Turning.

HNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
carries on the cabinet making business in aIl lis
branches, ON Man-street, two doors below Rell &
Conner's tavern, where he has variety Of elpgan,
furniture, which viii he sold as cheap for cash y.
can be afforded at any other establishment in This
country lie would inform carpenters, and others
interested, that he is prepared to do all kinds ,or
TURNING N wood WM. DAVIS.
N. b. Having purchased the HrARsE owned nv
Mr. Dubree, and repaired it thoroughly, he viii nj.
tend to all orders in the Underlaker's hue. W.D
July II, 1889 If
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
TO Prevent Mistakes.
Notice.
Trust Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pufsua..4' +,
IN the provisions Of deed in trust exeCs'I I'D
r. +. Mead, on lie thirtieth day Of Marcn = IN \
10 me as trustee, to secure the payment ~ ~ A.,
Randolph Of the note therein described, I r.n.,
recorded in office of the Clerk Of Probate .,,,,e
Lowndes county, State of Mississippi, y M III
will expose to public sale for cash to tue ~ .,.g
der, at the court house door Of said county a.u n,
on the 10Th day of March next the l9.u" ,,is Ii
cribed negro slaves, 10 wit: nm ana DIS T psa n
w and three children, to wiz NiOam' In ~" 4
Rufin; Hector and his wife Letiy anu '''I H,rf
d,en, 10 wit: Jos. Lake, and Nlar ra, and and +
Phebe. and her children, TO wit sam ~ G,0,r,
lant child, and the other increase Of 'n' '''''
said slaves.
Sale within the usual hours ro>, T,o.,f
WM. b. WINSTON, fI s,s !,
January 4th, ls4O-26-tds. ~ nc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
Notice.


ANlNG purchased of MIR. Il. y. Randle, The
u right OF Waterman < Learned's labor sa WING
Brick Machine now oIler to dispose of individual
OF county rights TO suit purchasers.
FMS machine has been in operation the past sea-
son. sufficient time TO test IFS utility as it respects
It's durability, and the saving of labor
Inc principal advantages this machine has over
aH otherS now IN use, consists in the simplicity and
strength OF II structure, having no complication of
nachncry That IS liable to get out OF repair and the
rapidly II lcmpers The clay and mouics the brick,
making from 90 to so per minute with the aid of
Two horses, lonr men, and sufficient number OF
boys to bear of the brick.
Those wishing for cheap and expeditions meth
cd Tor manufacturing BRICK would do we'll to avail
themselves OF tins opportunity.
Al communications addressed to the subscriber
wIlI NEE! with immediate attention
JAMES f.. SMITH.
Columbus Mi, April 9Th, ls39.-s9-tc
N. y. Gentlemen wishing to purchase county or
town rights, can be accommodated bv applying at
he'olice OF the Columbus Democrat, where thew
can see testimonials Of the utility OF the above men.
toned patent
THE MSsissippian, Jackson, and the Republi.
can, Holly Springs, will please give the above SIX
Insertions and forward bills 10 me. J. T., s.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
Read This.

VSTE nave concluded, that as for the last month
w we have reused every thing IN the shape Of
money except specie, or The notes OF Snocie paying
banks Tor our goods, our friends anl customers
are entitled 10 some expanahln for such an uanSu-
al proceeding While our AMHAs are on our shelly s
we feel safe so far concerns the payment of the
debts which we incurred IN the purchase of those
Books, for this reason. that they may be returned
to our creditors al any time and credit received for
them: If we exchange them for paper which is
only worth halt Its nominal value we loose by the
Irade, atho we may receive 100 per cent. more
tian the original cost; for we are then minus the
expense and interest on the amount OF said proper
" Decides, not having the wherewith TO paw Tor
our bread and butter" which, contrary 10 the
opinions of some, We hold to be Indispensable To
ile OH repeated question, "whv do YOU not take
ihe csvency at It's di>countM We answer that we
do nH secp shaving shop:
Nepedge ourselves oouscientionSly 10 reduce our
prices 10 consistent scale with the value Of the
money received, which will continue to be par funds
IN eases. In settling accounts we shall endeavor
to make The proper discount on all articles which
may nave been ovetcharged on the score of depre-
GATED currency.
! so mote il be.
! PFISTER & GOODWIN. Booksellers.
/ Columbus Mas. July 18Th, lSS9,-l-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
Executors Nnfice.

A LII persons having claims against the estate OF
IN Wade II. Gordon, deed. are hereby notified tn
present the same duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed By law, or the same viii be forever bar
red. Persons indebted TO the estate Of the said de-
I cased ale requested 10 make immediate payment.
JAMES II. TURNER,
Executor.
Jan 18th, lS40.-aS-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
MOrus Multicaulis.

NGaM TIE subscriber has now growing near
~R& jackson, Miss. fine lot of the above
&FYsSR valuable TREE, and viii have IN the fall
4n~Aws.. or next spring, several thousand for sale
He knows them TO be genuine as he bought item
when in IuIl foliage. Warranted genuine or no sale
Address }. LEWIS, post oIice) Jackson, Miss.
~ u. Trees or cuttings neatly packed to be sent
to any part OF the country. J. LEWIS.
Jackson June l. 1889 47lr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
Morus MultIcauIis.

CSn ANn genuine Morus Mullicaulis
%OO,OOO buds for sale by the subscriber,
which he oilers for sale at one cent per bud deliver
able ~ next mouth or IN December desired " he
wdl pant That many buds next spring, aud deliver
me product N November, lsl0 to any gentleman
or company Of gentlemen. The trees, from which
me above buds grew this year, ranged in length
from four 10 eight feet Who will give ten cent, Ter
zee Tor all that aJe raised from the above lands-or
who wlll make proposition! Good security will be
given and required. Tho above buds wii be de-
byered at my house, or Petersburg, Va if all are
taken
seler TO Mr.. VI. Warhan, Columbus
STEPHEN ID. WATKINS.
LawrcnceyiIe, Va Oct s, 1889.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
lO,000.0OO MOrus MuIticaulis
CutfinUS.

TKNllE subscriber has Tor sale the above nn,,ber
= ol cuttings from this Invaluable tree No COM
mentary Is necessary to prove pcontesably Tho ~.
ceto'ng value oil these trees That the prowiny Of
SUI N tins country lucrative above on other occu-
patonS' Is established concllsively hv reference "a
experiments already fully tested--and there exists
aiso The cearcs: and almost plpaBlc evidence thai
me propagation Of the tree for market will be- pro-
hlaot i1r many years Al the north, in die culiur,
OF Sik' $1,000 scouSlderrd an average Weld 10 III,
hahd' where there exists many Inconvenience I'M
knowa 10 tbis climate
Applications 10 myself, near Hamburg, or Ia
MAJ. w tt Turner, agent at Marion, Perry count,
Alabaiua, promptly attended to-
}. NJ. MESSENGER.
Hamburg, Perry co. Ala Move lslr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08

I'LL ABBOTT, Esqr is my aothorized agent
- 10 REM any property belonging to the in the
town Of Columbus, % give leases, and receive paw
rneni tor the sane, until the Isl day oil January,
ls4' ; any contract he may make il leasing sad
property shall be obligatory upon me- The leases
70 commence on lhe Isl January 1910 Those wan.
ing fine store houses, offices OF rooms, wir do wll
IsgIye him n cali
ROBr. r. HARRIS
Dec. e0lh, 1880 aj-6w
ES-The Argus will pease publish the above six
weeks
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
Take Notice.

- AN oil iIom the subscriber on the On n,,,..
~ three negro men OF the following desc,;n,o.,
VIZ jim, five feet five inches in height, d,,I o'r
plexlon. stoutly built, full face, has Upon NJ mai
OF his back extending TO the right groin de MAJ.
OF the whips twenty seven years Of aOs ,,,i,
well and writes a tolerable hand. He has ailarv,i
to pass before this as a freeman by forging rpsb
that effect. tie is quite intelligent, speaks Quiz.
and sensible, had on when he left round co.. mail
OF course negro cloth, a pait Of white pana.ar
and an old beaver hat.
ISAAC, the brother, is about tue same bs,t
and more spareIy built This yisage, not cutie &
DARK, has upon the small of his back The marks q
shot left lodged and not extracted, and the midi.
ringer Of the right hand stands half bent, is pout
liped, his eyes inclined to be white, Sammers wh
examined, has round coat like the other, panaools
not recollected, about twenty-five years Of aet
jim and Isaac have on other occasions ATTEMPTED b
get OH by changing their names and prolesrg,
belong TO some other gentleman, with the view hs
they might the more etlectually make their escsp
SAM, IS live feet nine inches high, dark Ctg
pltxlon, full face, pleasant counenance, speaa
slowly and not so intelligent as the others, is ap
Tier OF the other two had on when he left, a Bis
cloth pair OF pantaoonS. a blue waiScoat IyCa
coat, and an old fur hat
am apprehensive that they are making atorF
TO get TO some tree State. Whether they hOusl
agent or not don't know, b,l, have good ressCst
believe that they have white man for their aonta
tor if so, viii pay fifty dollars for him. and !sG
ty-ive dollars for each of the boys. My Iau IS
the north west corner OF Dallas county, 90 mil
from Cahawba, Is from Marion, and 10 from W.
Vile.
SAMUEL NJ. STEWART
December 10, lS39.-95-5w.
(rpenSloro Republitag.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
Nnfice.
Orr,oK MIssrssrPPl UNtoN DANE
"ii'E ~. ol,tle39.

OFrIcE MIssIssrPPi UNioH Do
Macon, Nor. 2lsf 1907
TNHE notes discounted by the mother ..S M H i
i jackson for the first District: conPo.' Nofs
counties Of 0ktibbeha, Winston, L'Nn d Ne.iqs
bee, Kemper, Lauderdale, Newton ana e = ~
having been transferred 10 this Office lor .rn;t.i
renewal for twelve months will be peru. ~ {.
pavmen, Of one fourth of tie prnc'pah -
count on the residue.
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