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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30
DIR. WILLIAM EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP,

For Children Teething. Prepared by Himself.
TNHlS nfalble remedy has preserved hundreds
n when thought past recovery, from convni-
sions. As soon as the Syrup is rubbed on the
gums the child will This preparation y so
innocent, so efficacious, and pleasant, that no
child win refuse to let its gums be rubbed with it
When infants at the age of four months, though
ahere is appearance of teeth, one bottle OF the
syrup should be used the gums to open the pores.
Parents should never be without the syrup IN the
nursery where there are young children, for II a
child wakes in the night with pam in the gums, the
syrup Immediately gives ease, by opening the pores
and healing the gums; thereby preventing conVu'-
sions, Fevers DC. b,
gentleman who has made trial Of DR. W. Evans
Soothing Syrup in his family, Gin case Of ee'h-
ing chlld) wishes state that lie found i:entie-
y eifecual in relieving pain in tho gums, and pre-
venting the consequence which sometimes follow.
We cheerfully comply with his request. lSun:
iCPWe believe it is generally acknowledged ~
those who have tried it that the Soothing syrup tor
Children Cutting Teeth, advertised IN another cot
umn s a highly useful article 6r the purposes Tor
which it is intended. Highly respectable persons,
ut any rate, who have made use of it, do not hest
cate 20 give its virtues the sanction of their names
boston Traveller.
,Js Entered according to Act of Congress.
The genuine is vcnded by Agents only.
AoENrs.-fIENRY HYDE, BATH; J. Thwing, Wool.
arich sr-JsSce advertisement on LIST side 1y20
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30
SPEECH OF MR.. DAVIS,
OF MAssA cHUsETTs,
ON THE SUB-TREASURY BILL.
In SENATE-Jan. %, 1910.
TConcluded.l


This all proves what seems not to be well
understood,or Senators would reason differ
ently-that there is bur one way to deter
mine how much circulation is necessary
1t is impossible TO ascertain how much
money may be necessary for each member
of the Senate for the current year, and it is
equally impossible to anticipate the wants
of the great Public. The question is left,
therefore, to be settled by the laws of Iade
as all other matters of business, We learn
how much -four and corn are required
annually by the demand fer them. Just So
we learn how much money is required
to carry forward business, by the ability
of men to buy it. So much is necessa-
ry, be the amount great or small; and
in growing country, it would be just as
wise to limit the amount Of produce as the
amount of monetary capital. Surely moth
ing can be more absurd than to attempt to
determine the amount, without reference
TO the exigences of the country-to say
that eighty millions, or any other arbitrary
amount, is enough. There is no advantage
to be gained by lowering the value of p, OPP
erty, unless the same amount of labor, or
the same amount of property, enables US
to obtain more of the necessaries Of life
This fact should, therefore, be first, clear
ly established, for the process is necessari-
ly attended with great sacrifices. I he
Senator from Pennsylvania seems to un-
derstand that reducing the circulation vii,
reduce property and wages IN the same
ratio. lfit does, in what is our condition
bettered, even if we could reconcile debt
ors to it, who would be ruined9 He seems
to believe that our relations in foreign trade
will be improved, but shall show him his
error, and that he ought to arrive at exact
ly the opposite conclusion, for his theory,
if carried into execution, would infict up
on the labor as well as the owner of proper
the most injurious and oppressive conse-
quences. He soemnly affirms, and l give
him all credit for sincerity, that he believes
reduction in wages and property would
be beneficial. Let US see.
Suppose that wages and property will be
reduced one half by the bill-that is, if
wages are now dollar a day, they will be
half a dollar; and if beef and mutton are
now eight ce,ts pound, they will be four;
and so of all the productions Of the United
States, and of all property created here
Upon this state of facts, as things are, the
laborer would have, at the expiration Of
twenty days labor. twenty dollars, to pro-
vide supplies for himself and family. As
they wlil he, he will have zen dollars. Now,
sir, be Il remembered that we buy and sell
in foreign markets by their standard Of cur
rency, and that lowering wages and prop
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30
TRUFANToS COMPOUND.

WYNN. B. TRUFANT, would inform the in
wv hahants of Bath and its vicinity that
lowing to his being much Of the time ABSENT his
medicine for cure Of SALT RHEuM &c. may be had
Of Capt. Henry Hyde at the BATH BOOK
STORE.
PRIcE-One dollar with fall directions.
W. b. T. Would just observe, thu. the increased
demand for the above article, from abroad as well
IA 1T home, warrants him to believe it 10 be as rec
commended, when faithfully applied, as the follow
ing will show:--
THIS Medicine il the most safo and cfectua
remedy ever vet discovered The subscriber has
been Agent for the sale Of the above medicine for
few months, and during that time, has seen persons
affected with the Salt Rhnun in every degree. from
a very slight touch the hand to tho covering OF
sho whole body, mpleiey cured by the above
medicine and would recommend it with the utmost
confidence, To all affected IN any degree with the
above complaint. And resort has been had TO this
in Of obstinate hurnors of years standing with
entire success. SAMUEL ADAMS.
fIallowell. February 20, 1889.
The subscriber having been Agent ion the sale Of
,he above named metclnc for several months, and
having known of several cures performed by using
it can safely recommend it those afflicted with
Salt Rhenn,. Augusta, j. f. LADD.
From Gentleman in Hartford, CtJ
Ma. rRUFANr. Dear Sir: Hearing of an extra
ordinary cure of Salt Rheun in this vicinity by the
Use Of your COMPOUND; | wish you TO forward me
by way Of Boston, fur packages to be seht from
Boston to Hartford by Mail, Oct. 1889.
bath Nov % 1879 Nv 80
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30
GORHAM SEMINARY.

TIME Summer tenn Of this institution Will COM
l. menco on THURSDAY, 9TH of May, and con-
iinue fifteen weeks.
By consequence of some slight notifications in
the arrangement of this school, scholars here are
more perfectly classified than heretofore, and a
mere full deSelopcment ofthe principle of division
"f labor, the part ofteacners, is effected. Rev.
J.. Yea'on devotes his time exclusively to tho De-
partment Of Languages with such assistance as is
headed Mr.. R. Douglas by whom Civil Engin-
shargo Of the Department Of Mathematics, and SO
uao in regard to the other six teachers, each has
prescribed department of labors
Tuition and other expenses the ensuing term
will be the same formerly.
Board is obtained in the best families at 81 SO
and IS.
Young gentlemen can have their meals and wash
sng at the Seminary, for 81 33 l.s per week.
JACOB S. SMITH, Secretary.
Gorham, April {, 1910, 3w g.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30

SroNs. We have received two long lists OF
subscribers, one from Maryland and another from
Ohio, considerable numbers of whom, it is stated
were lately supporters of Mr.. Van Buren,, but
have resolved to abandon him and his coalition
for the Republican Harrison
A gentleman in this city informs us that he has
received the names of upwards of fifty late Van
Buren, men, from one town in Virginia., who
haye now marshalled themselves under the popu-
lar banner of the Farmer Of North Bend.
[Madisonian
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30

pose you don't remember me. Remem-
Der you! exclaimed Gen Harrison, never
forget any man who has fought for his
country. No sir, none of my fellow SOL
ders who, with me, exposed their lives in
yindicating their country's rights, are stran-
gers to me; and he shook his hand most
cordially.
"At the close of the Indian War Gen.
Harrison took leave Of his troops who had
served gallantly with him In an address
recounting their prvations and dangers,
he thanked them heartily tor their patriot
ism and bravery, and said. 81 am now "a
bout to return to my family and farm
Those of my fellow soldiers who may come
to Vincennes, will always find plate and
knife and fork at my table, with such fare
as that farm produces. And assure you
all that you aoiH never find my door shut
Nth the string ofthe latch pulled I'M
"With such traits of character, showing
that he has a noble and generous heart. and
fellow feeling with the common people,
l do not wonder at the enthusiasm which
prevails in his favor.
"His residence was pointed out to me
as we were ascending the River, about nine
miles below Cincinnati. it is large good
looking house, situated a short distance
from the Ohio, on his farm, which is said
to be in fine state Of cultivation. | was
told that he was often seen following the
plough. or with rake or other implemen,
of husbandry in his hands, engaging in all
the business Of farmer, from morning
till night. 1have heard it remarked that il
was his temperate. active, and industrious
habits that preserved to him so much Wig
or. vivacity and clearness of mind. His
hand bore evidence of his laboring in the
field. 1t was in perfect contrast to the
little, soft, delicate, silken hand of Mr.
Van Buren,, who | suppose, would shud.
der at the thought Of taking hold of q
plough. The very sight of harrow OF
dung fork, would throw him into fits"
1t is an extraordinary fact tina, Eng 1ant
isnow largely supplied with sperm oil, from
this country.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30
THE TELEGRAPH.
B AT H M E:
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 80

Coon Morro A correspondent of the
Richmond Wing concludes letter with the fol-
lowing appeal, which though intended for the me-
ridian q Buckingham, will answer for the whole
Union. "Let every man come to the polls as
though his uots ,cere to decide the election
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30

Rev. DR.. ELY, of Phladelphia, has accidental,
lost the sight of one of his eyes, by blow from
farming utensil he was using
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30
commissioners Notice.

NNHE subscribers having been duly appointed ia
IL receive and examine the accounts IF the sew.
eral creditors to tho Estate Of Robert X Larmond
ceased, represented insovent do hereby give Notice
that six months from the &c day of December las,
allowed TO bring in and prove their claims, and
that will be in session for that purpose on the
first Mondays IF My and June from one to five
o'clock in the afternoon at tho dwelling house oil
John McKown in said Boothbay.
JOHN McKOWN
JoNArH FIERCE Commissioners
Boothbay Feb. 14th 1910. 4mos47.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30

METHODIST COLLEGE. $4,000 have been re-
ceved by subscription, towards the erection of the
projected Methodist College in Mississippi, which
is to be commenced as soon as site is selected.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30
PORK.
PORK.
HLEAR Mess and prime Pork, for sale by
~ L.CLAPP Jr
FOR SALE.

TVHE HULL of Schooner on the Stocks at
u Parkers Head Mills in Phipsburg of the fol-
lowing dimentons, viz:76 # in length, 81 # 8 inch
beam, z fl inch hole, 30 inch break to the deck
and has trunk said vessel is built Of good ma.
terals well fastened and is in every respect first
rate vessel. For further particulars inquire of j.
HYDE q SON, Bath, or JAMES LEHMAN, on
the premises.
.Phipsburg, April Is, 1910. 3w4.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30

FORMIDABLE MINORITY In Warwick, Va
there is but one Tory in the place. What offlc
he holds we have not learned rAtlas.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30
Notice to Log Owners.

"A Ia meeting of the Kennebec Log Driving
"A Company held at Gardiner April /, $780,
u was voted that the Directors shall cause all the
Logs remaining in the Booms below The chops on
abe 18th day Of May 1910 10 be sold forthwith.
DANIEL NUTTiNG,
Clerk Of Kenncbec Log Driving Company.
:, In pursuance Of the foregoing vote, shall on
tne 10th day Of May next proceed to sell all the
Logs men remaining in said Booms; Owners who
90 nor wish their logs sold, will call, take them
sn.o tnelr own custody and pay the expenses which
eaah, April 2, 1870. ''e ,.a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30

1t is an extraordinary fact that Eng land
isnow largely supplied with sperm oil, from
this country.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
NcM and Inicrc.tlng.

HTTREAl'S TRAVELS .r Ns-. Ar.-sa.
VI #.r rre yt#rs Is@t ie.t. a.. l-,a. a-
rH- summer r--..-Uer 1881. t.e l1varr
t-1. -. ans ll Ile -sra.c g.al... TIE N s.
~r#-. rHi a ,,., On tH- Afrn l~sa1-
.1..s.H- Iir-s n iaa MsrH-s of q Iatrsa.
y.a.a> r. load Ef1.sHsu. aa Fsu,s I.,'.7lg.
lfN. 81.
lr ItH-s a- Fae-s-Er a. tl59. c'mnrsa- d
l.~t.-,0. t.e H,e aHt TroyreSs 90. t'a' 'ra'cruts
a aS-i>,.us AMI DESCRIPTION q thrs,> stem Whfco
). n8r,gr,. ami oT thg s7r1u~ whcH b''r teea
adopted b., rHs supreme r'Ntraucnt o. lola t's
.ts suppression.
Fathsr Bm,rauI t..e Lausl n,a5s T Pilgrim n "
II Cat.tr-.
The Nsa Founding. ty t.c Cd SAILOR
NssleHys y. Lautoa, by OBJ, auihor Of BcucA aHa
Bar
Na..saod Naulsrars iu DE Wo5'j gf L1catsv
hy tHc same autunr.
PFr,sefiaa. "a Novel ~ Coorer
John smiths Letters. with Peters 20 Uat.i.
BANGLE of \av,-r,, r.ay by James
In-,c>a the l>urrT pay, by James
lae above new works with flesh supply e
SCHOOL BOOKS have recently come 20 uand
and are offered I.s sale s}-'' '5f cash OEIg. 81
pFt>TER \ GOODWIN.
E,br. -, lstU SSH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22

TAKEN up By Thomas M,zel, sorpl mlfe,
iolr leet tcu inches high, nine years Old both h.pd
feet white, saddle SPOTS on her back, bind ia u4r
night eye. Appraised to forty dollars.
iPrutcr's Zee - %
Taken up by Asa Flood four head OF cattle, to
vat one cow and call, one bu.. three years Old, one
hclier two yearseh, said COW marked crop a8J
uuder BIT aud upper 10 each car, al valued 10 thirty
live dollars.
Printers Gee 81 80
IaGea UP by Winston Ahders yellow sprfei
horse, uo brands hnd tJol white star ia bls lore
head, snip on hs nose, SIX years Old.
Appraised 10 hHiy Eve dolarg,
Printers Zee - 90.
Taken up by VIM Il. Smith, shl don coI1red
mole, threr Yeas DID, thrteeh hands high 10 MAJ Ks
Or brands peicevab..
APPRAISED to l0ny dollars
Printers fec 81 OIL
Taken up by james l.. Goldman, dark brown
mule, some SADDLE MARKS, blod ~ one eye, twenty
years 90.
Appraised to twenty dOi1ls.
Printers fee s. 90
Taken up By Reuben =. Sanders sJrrej horse,
fifteen and a hall hands high, five years old, both
hlod eg, whle, star 10 It's hrehesj, no brands per-
cetvabir
APPRAISED to sixty dollars.
JOHN FLErCHALL,
Range.
Columbus, February ). lsto-52-Jw
Printers iee - 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22

See. O. Bon 5-h-r enacted, That t. ...--.i
>ta" r.r BE- hof' f.- any bank ,n THIS -
issue prr NOTE ar H... ~ sFeH.euor, ~ 90
L. l.-.f.-aa. r.- Hssra.a an de- ana. and r1
bark '1 his safe >..I allow The aggregate -
mount .I t.>er1r., ether on b'., of exrhsr..
bushes. nfner N accommodation notes, ta exceed
ths capital stock as.It'', psd co. more rhrl 7r.e.
third, under penalty OF forfeiture Ut charter.
Sec. lH. Beu further enacted, That m midi.
Udua. or fm >hal. be psrm-cd 10 become Intah,.
ed oJ table, directly or Indirectly, 10 any bank 90
a greater sum than ten thousand dollars
Sec. Is. BE u further enacted, Tha, even,
bank i1 this State SHAH quarterly. commencing
on t6e first 81, Anu next. forward tn the Ga.e5nor
t ct the State "a general statement OF It's situation,
Debating evers general account, Wh,eh stale
men, shall be aues,sd by the Signature and oath
of the cashier and president al each bank respec-
GycI,, and each bank shah also cause a con, of
/ such statement 20 be publ She'd Ia some lev s,u-
/ per M the State a, is own expense.
+ Sec II. BE d further enacted, That the H..
reCiors ot at the bank, "a ms State shat! b. INA,
tle IN Their persons and property, lor ans future
violation Of their ch5urrS, ct The provisions OF ,b,
/ act Prordsd, That no director shall come un-
\ Ger the provisions ot tins section when. "a The
4 IguruaS'of any bauk pT ,,bfrb ~, ,,,,,, L., +, J.
F Ior shall appear thai such director has voted
asain, aN treasures calculated To Violate The oro.
VISIONS Of Tins ac,.
Sec. 70. Be Il further cn,c,cd Th,t tho
commissioners 10 he appointed Nv m. Ga,erncr.
in accordance with the provisions of The thra see
uon OF this act. shall each receive u ,,r,.en. ,,,
/ Of five dollar, per dtv for ever, d,, bs ,n,, ~,
engaged in actual bu,.ur>s, and fen ce,ts miI..
age and hs accounts iar ,uch scfyi,n. r,,I.
ont on oath, Shall he pa.d ou, ,bc G,nJs ,,,G.
/ bank he i, required TO m,o,oe
Sec Is. lie It further enacted Tim, al hanks
IN thus State tina. have constfaelcdin or .rt,,,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
Trust Sale.

A 6RFEABLl TO the proyIsons Of a certai,
- Trust deed Execu'ed by William Coor on The
3lst DAY ct july 1858, 10 me as trustee to secure
The payment II certain psomssory nnie IN SAT-
dee,l mentioned and described To Reading s. Blouni.
(Which deed has bcen duy recorded IN the propcr
slcc) stall seii al public auction at the Court
house door IN the town OF Columbus on TUESDAY the
SID, day OF March next, The following lands to wit
the west haIini tie south east quarter Of section
number SC zen, IN township number seventeen, south
at range number eighteen west beng the same
and 90 which the said William Coor resides, con
iainng sevaniy n'ne acres, S-lO0 oi an acre, stu
aed IA he county al Lowndes aud State of M.ssss-
s.pp. Sale within the usual hours
OVID Z. BROWN, Trustee.
lrh'y SJh, 1910. -Sl-lw lpr. fee 81 "a
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
Notice

il hereby given lhoi Upton T, TJnsIcy, late OF
y Monroe county State vt NJ ssssipn, decd. was
possessed II hIs Ie time COS ut hts own right, the
loiouIng tract or parcel OF hnd, situated 10 sad
county, adjoining the town OF Hamilton, to WI
the cas- gatol lhe north east quautt VI section siX,
township sixteen south ct range eighteen west,
containing eighty aud seventy five one hundredhg
acres, which sand tact Of land he owned aud wa,
possessed OF IN Tee simple, durug the coycuure be
tween the said Upton I, IUsIey and the UNDER
signed, u} widow and rcHcl, and to which she has
not 90 any manner rcIlnqushcd her right 81 dover
An psT-ous whom n may concern. are hereby nuti.
fed That thr under, ghci viii by her pcuuou apply
10 tQe Probate Court gt the court house of sand
county, ON the FIRST Monday Of AprI next, cor her
dover 90 be docvcd IoI allotted Ia hcJ "a said tract
oi land, and for commissioners hen and there 10 be
appointed for hat purpose according 10 the Statute
10 slch case made and provided, al which time and
place oil persons ~ any manner interested therein
may appear aui shcw cause TO The contrary ID they
lhlut proper
ELIZABETH TINSLEY,
Widow aud Reject of Upton /. ! nsIry, decd.
Feb. 10. l-i0.-32- 6w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
Trust Sale.

NOTICE IS hereby gwen TINT ia pursuance of
IN Trust Deed executed by Holden W. Prou,. 10
secure the payment Of certain liabilities 90 the Com
mrfcia Bank Of Columbus, Mississippi therein dcS.
crbed, wII proceed % sell al auction 10 the high
est bidder iot cash, IN Monday the 10Th daypf Feb
fuafy next al the Court house door in the town Of
Columbus Lowndcs county, Miss durins the hours
prescribed BY law, the following desc bed property
va The south hall Of section twenty three. and tia
rnilrc north hall OF section twenty six, both being
N township number fifteen, north Of range numhsr
eighteen east, situate aud beng in the colnty 81
Nnxuhcc and State Of Mississipp, and IN The Co
nmbu, aud district together with all and singular
The lcncmoot4, hcFeddaments and ppperenances
thereto belonging or IN any wise appcrtaining to-
grtbcr with all the buLjings, improvements and
efccllous upon the same.
Aso The following described ncgfo slaves, that
y say Henry aged about twenty three years,
Henry, aged aboG, fwcnty years; LunsfirJ aged
about twenty s5 years Frank aged about Forty
years
CHAs. II ABPHr, Trustee.
jan. lsth, $50 ls-3w lpr fee So 90
DISAPPOINTMENT above sale is post.
poncd unlil the 10Th day d M,Rcm next, when the
property viii be sold to the highest bidder Cor cash,
! CHAS. II. ALERT, Trustee
Fcby l. 1910 50w6 Pr Ice SiI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22

NOTICE IS hereby EFea. taat ] Hii SCI a. pab
~ ac auction a. thc Ccurs House, % lhs Fowi
IF Columbus Mss 90 Mnn5ay he 1Rd day q
March next, 10 ghe CHEST hi1def lor cash. he 81.
Owing tracts ~ parcels ri and, ~ pursuance Of I
trust derd, executed by Winchester Dumas, 10 sc
su5c tee payment Of certain potes therein describe
20 Iownscnj Dickinson
l sc east at ut lac sSuia west quarter of sec
Ton iwcaiy eight, aud tie east hal, Of the n0rtl
west quarter q section thirty three the south ives
quarter 81 the sluth seSlqsauer u seelon numbe
uHFy az, all n township number. fltesIL soath O
range number sevCnieea west. Ala, the north bal
ol .hr soaih west quarter oi section thirty SIX
township tilecn, south Of raRge seventeen wesi
and The north east quarter Of the souIh east quaTte
81 section thiriy-two township hlteen. south q
fance seventeen west. Sale within the hours pres
embed by sw
CHAS II. ALBERT. Trustee
Feh'y Ssh, lsIo-si-sw. lPr. lee - 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
Trust Sale.

DN virtue Of a deed Of Trust executed TO the
- subscriber b. James T.. Mann, bearing date
ue BON day Of January l53s. aad oil record In the
Probate Clerks office Of Lowndes county, Nj lor
tie purpose, therein mentioned ! win expose az
pubic Sale Tor cash, aeaf I've Court house door ia
said county 9u tie l6lh day Of March next, Hs10,)
The following property, 10 wit: all ol the west hail
Of section number twenty five, IA township number
seventeen, Of range number eighteen north, beiog
TIE same whcrcon The sad James J. Mann now re.
SIDES, with all the appurlenances thereto belonging
THOMAS J. LEWIS, Trustee.
Feb. 18th, ls40--32- lw.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
NnIice.

yINIE subscribers take this method 10 inform the
u lhelr customers, that all debts due them mus,
b plld, or satisfactorily arranged. 30 as TO make
them ayp liable, BY he first % March next, Or they
VII, nd'scftmln'tly be put in train for eollcc
loo Imperative necessity compe.s them To adop,
lbe course 10 enable them 10 discharge their ON n
obligations to their creditors.
GIBSON & LAW
Columbus Feb. s,h lStn.-3I-tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
LOOK Out: LOOk omtl,

A LII persons indebted 10 ,ue subscflber and IN
IN to TIE late irm VI Hotter & Symon,. arc mo-
uiied thal unless satisfaction q made before the an
March next ~ Ihetr notes sad accounts viii be
handed over " me proper officers or immediate
collection hy oSn StcfssirIEs wli preclude my
'naS'Ds any 'Aeepuons-OeIng unable (tor the pres.
ent at teasgJ u seii any mu,y goods on crrdtt =
inducements VIII be Offered to iho,. ,s,n Inv ,or
cash J. NJ. SYMONS
January lst, l5iO-3l-4w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
I'm. u. lsln.-Q0 .6Ms


NOTICE Is hereby gwen that at the session OF
~ the Count OF Pf0bates ior Lownlcs County,
STATE Of Mississippi, held on tie first Monday -
january, 1910, the subscriber obtained iIom sad
court letters Of ADMINISTRATION on the estate Of J.
" Snnms deed. Of said county Al persons in
deblcd 10 said estate are requested 10 make im,ned-
ate payment without delay, and those having claims
against The estate Of said deceased, will present
them duiy auihesticaied 10 tic subscriber within The
tIine prescribed by law otherwise this notice vii be
Plead "a bar ofreovery.
b. J. GARVIS, Admir-.
Jan. -th l-I0.-93-Gw