Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-25
LeQss 81 Halaabls T.omn L.ols-


.InN Monday the 18th day Of September
~ next, viii be leas ed on the premises. for
the unexpired term Of % years 1rom the lst
August, 1921, renewable forever, the following
described Lots, lying South Of Nam Street. IN
the town Of Columbus, Mississippi, viz -
lots one, two, three, four, five, SIX and seven,
n square one lot five, IN square seven lots
one, two, three, four, FIVE, and ten, in square
eleven; lots one, two, three, four and i've, m
: north half of square eighteen; lots six seven,
, and eight, in square twenty-one square twen-
ty-eight r. square thirty; square thirty-three;
2 square thirty seven; i. square thirty-eight;
! F. square 4O; lots three, -four, five, six and
seven, in Z. square twenty.six; lots one and
FIVE, IN square three; lots one, nine and ten,
in square eight; lots one and two, IN II. square
! thirteen; all of squares nineteen, twenty-four,
twenty mine. thrty-one, thirtt-four, thirty
eight and L. squares thirty-nine, and forty.
zone; lots one, two, three, four, and five, ii +.
, square twenty eight lots eight, nine and ten,
IN square five; LOT three, in square nine; lots
: one, two and three, in F. square fourteen; lots
one, two, three, four, five, Elk, seven, eight
nine and ten, in square twenty; all of squares
> twenty-sIx, thirty, ihrty-two, thirty-six, and
T. square ihirty-two; lot Ten, in F. square
twenty-five; lot two, in f. square twenty -four.
ALSO the following Los, North Of Main
Street, viz: Lots one, two, five, six, nine and
ten, in square one lots four, FIVE, eight, nine
and ten, in square four; lots two and three, in
square seven; lots three, four, six, seven and
eight, in square ten; all Of the north half Of
square nineteen; lots one, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight, nine and ten, IN square
twenty-four lots one, two, three, four, FIVE,
SIX, seven, eight, nine and ten, IN square twen-
ty-seven; ali OF squares thirty-four and thirty
seven, and the south half of square forty-three
lots six, seven and eight, IN square fify-nine
all of squares sixty eight, seventy two, seventy
FIVE, eighty-one, eighty-seYen, ninety-two
ninety-seven, one hundred and one, F.squar'
one hundred and two, one hundred and five
one hundred and eight, one hundred and eleven
: K. square one hundred and sixteen, one hun
dred and thirty, one hundred and thirty-foul
!. one hundred and thirty-seven, one hundre
10 and FORTY one hundred and forty-four, one hun
dred and forty-seven, and z. square one hun
dred and fifty-four; lots three, four, five, 81
seven and eight, in F. square twentg-eight
; lots one, two, three, four and five, In f. squar
thirty-six lots four, six, seven, nine and TEL
IN square two; lot ten, In square five; lot tire
of in square eight lots one, two, three, FIVE, 81
ne ven, nine and ten IN square thirteen; lots tire
A. four, five, six, seven, eight and ten, IN squal
:. twenty-five; lots one, two, three, four, 6v
!, nine and ten, in square twenty-five; all
he squares thirty-two, thrty-fve, thirty-rine, 70
= ty-four, s. half forty-nine, sixty-fFe, sevenf
out seVenty-four, seventy-seven, eighty-thre
the eighty. eight, T. ninety-fve, ninety-nine, OF
de-. hundred and two, F. one hundred and on
~, one hundred and SIX, one hundred and min
one hundred and twelve, f. one hundred az
"a eighteen, one hundred and thirty-two, Of
die hundred and thirty five, one hundred and thi
Ugh ty-eight, one hundred and forty-one, one hul
the dred and forty five, F. one hnudred and fort
ma. eight, F. one hundred and fifty-fve; lot fou
teen, in square o +; soath west ar. of lot ten,
,re square thirty-seven; lots three four, FIVE 81
on. seven, and ten, IN square three lots three al
81 four, in square six lots five, SIX and seven,
square nine lots one and two, in square fou
nc teen; lots one, two, three. four, FIVE, six, S
Yer ven, eight, nine and ten, IN square twent
fol- three lots six and seven, IN square tweni
cry six; all of squares thirty-three and thirty-s
and lots one, two three, four, FIVE six, seven, ee
hall nine and ten in square forty one all of squar
forty-hve, ffty-seven, sixty-six, seventy or
(. thirty-one, eighty, and eighty-five; lois fol
I'VE, SIX, seven, eight, nine and ten, in equa
eighty-nIne; all of squares ninety-six, Q
M hundred, one hundred and three, one hun5r
and and seven, one hundred and ten, enc hundl
j. and fifteen, f. one hundred and fifteen. T. O
20 hundred and nineteen, north half of one hu
Tin- dred and thirty-three one. hundred and thirt
,th. six. T. one hundred and hfty-one, one hundr
and th;rty-nine; lot ten, in square one hundr,
on and forty-two; ali OF squares one hundred a
10 forty-six, F. one hundred and forty-nine, o
M; hundred and fifty-six, F. one hundred and fit
''''' three, and F. forty.
lren Every lot not paid for or the day Of sale, =
on be re-soid,-Previous to the day of sale, I
leases will be received BY the Treasurer.
All who lease lots. are hereby notified t
the Trustees, oaly, have the power TO deeli
Z. lot forfeited, and net the purchaser. The J
CINE are held as mortgaged TO the Trustees, to
. oei cure the payment of the lease, annually
if not so p aid, they have right to Te-enter
noie the premises and declare them forfeited
ted: to sue the lessee, and seize On any property
may have. as In case of other executions.
These remarks are considered due-as ma
en- have been induced to think that the lots can
Fire forfeited at the will of the purchaser. F
V to merly, many came to this conclusion from
the fact that III. NJ. Brigham, Esq, distinctly
r IN | formed the citizens they could lease for
year and sforteH' consequently, several, {
and now plead it as an especial contract. q
gre Brigham allowed improved lots to be thro
oeF, on the hands of the Trustees and re- purcha
ken at reduced prices This circumstance, toge
,any er with the large number of lots imprope
avs. bought in by the Trustees, and consldera
oL,. number of squares not offered at all--the
stitution sustained loss In consequence, of
wards of two thousand dollars.
ere After the sale Of lots, the Secretary
'oye maze out full and complete report as pra
sed, cable, of the financial affairs of the Franz
UNI Acadamy for the past year, ending Mar
1910. By order of the Board.
GEO. NJ. MULLEN, Treasurer
August %. 1910.