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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-08
THE CONTRAST.

When MIR. Kendall resigned ms sltuatlon H1he
Post Office Department, we ioresaw that power
full effort would be made to rally the party, and
that the partsans of the administration would ex-
ert themselves to place the arguments and misrep-
reservations on which they rely to defeat the cleo
ton Of Genl. Harrison, in the hands OF every
reader; and we gave great offence to some deli
cate nerves, by giving an opinion that Mr. Ken
dali was an able Editor, and that Mr. Van Bu-
rem was slzilful party leader. We beg the rea-
der to contrast the course of the Van Buren, par
ty with the course of the Wing party this city.
The Globe of Saturday says
e'The great number of subscribers pouring in
for the Extra GLOBE, with other unavoidable
circumstances, have delayed the second number
longer than was intended. Indeed, 1T has been
impossible to estimate what number OF subscribers
must be provided for, great is their influx.
The number received within the last two days
exceeds TWO THOUSAND, and is rapidly in
creasing.
The next number will be issued by the 18th
inst, at the farthest."
Now, word as to the Wing party of Balti-
more. When the publication of the Chronicle
was suspended, the party, through their constitu-
ted agents, resolved that it was necessary to es-
tablish another morning paper; and committee
was appointed to make arrangements to do it.
After an Intellectual effort of several weeks,
subcommittee waited on me, and prepared and
submitted to them prospectus. TWAS accepted,
and the PILoT adopted by the party. When the
City Central Committee was merged in the
State Central Committee, that body adopted the
following resolutions
At meeting of the Wing State Central Com
mittee, held on the Evening of the 18th April,
1S40-The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted.
Resolved, By the State Central Committee, |
That the PILOT Newspaper, under the Edito-
rial charge of Gen. Duff Greene, having been
established principally upon the recommendation
of the Wing City Convention and Central Com
mittee, we deem it our duty most earnestly to
recommend it to the liberal support of our Wing
brethren throughout the State.
Resolved, That this committee pledge itself to |
use every exertion within its reach, to extend
the circulation and increase the patronage of the
Pilot, and to adopt such means from time to time,
as may be necessary to attain their objects Sim
cerely believing that the paper, if properly en-
couraged, will prove powerful auxiliary in the
political struggle in which we are now engaged
NATHANIEL F. WILLIAMS, Chm.
SAMUELHARDEN,
NATHANIEL +. WILLIAMS,
JOHN P. KENNEDY,
JAMES L. RIDGELY,
ABRAHAM G. COLE,
JAMES GRIEyES,
HUGH BIRKHEAD,
WIN. r. JONES,
GEORGE r. RICHARDSON,
JAMES FRAZIER,
JAMES HARDWOOD,
ASA NEEDHAM,
THOS. YATES WALSH,
VIM. II. GATCHELL,
GUSTAV w. LURMAN,
CHARLES III. PITTS,
GEORGE NJ GILL,
SAMUEL MCCLELLAN,
NELSON POE,
VIM. Chestnut
GEO. w. KREBs, Sec'y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02
NEW YORK. THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 3. 49,

combined She plays and sings divinsly; of course
has crowds of admirers, all Of whom are treated
with respect, but to yet, is it known, that
she has given the preference. Then we have the
tive Misses A., at whose abode all who call (and the
number is not small) received with degree
Of frankness and lady-lake manner, that at once
serves to drive away all embarrassment, and give
the visitcr much pleasure The elder is not celebra
ted for beauty of features, but she has powerful
and well instructed mind has seen much, and judg-
ed well of mankind Her sister is called a beauty,
but methinks she lacks somewhat to give her an
tire claim to be called. Her form is indeed most
good; walk of pride and dignity becoming queen.
Her countenance, though not perfectly regular, yet
has an expression upon it which at captivates,
and upon acquaintance, binds thoughts and feelings
firm unto her. She has read much and seen much
of the world; is of gay and lively disposition, so
much so that she has at times been termed CO.
quette, which term she certainly does not deserve.
She is prize shall envy any man who may chance
to win.
Many others there Of whom could speak.
will, however, draw to a close by only mentioning
one more--a Miss f., very sweet young girl, a
novice to the worlds ways, but of mind and beau
ty which will make her the admired Of any circle
she may chance to enter Until write again, am,
RAPHAEL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

HARTFORD, 1870.
DEAR BESSEr-I write you now from the land oi
steady habits where i am at present soJourning.-
Not much Of have to pen; yet as there are in
this goody little city some fair beings with whom
have become acquainted. I think slight notice of
some Of the fairsst among the fair placed in your
worthy print, may give pleasure TO some of your
many readers, and will serve me 20 pass away an
hour.
Gay parties, or aught Of that kind, not much
patronised here. The ladies being very intelligent,
and much given to literature, pre- fer passing their
time either in social quiet converse reading, or at
tending some instructive ecturc-a course Of which
ha wing been given here by the "Young Mems Insti
tute," from many Of our most distinguished and
learned men; the ladies' dear creatures always at
tending them. have often enjoyed the sequel 10 the
lecture full as much the lecture itself for my pro-
ptious stars have often, at its close favored with
the arm Of some fair To gallant TO her home
The Misses ID. have just closed their school
term and much do regret IL, as many sf the Young
ladies' their pupils, have left, about TO leave
for home, thus dcpriving Of the society of some
of our prettiest and most modest fair ones. The
Misses w. have been dashing some little this win
ter. One Of them, am told has lately received a
matrimonial offer from worthy gentleman from the
south. Whether accepted or no IL not yet out
Miss p Young lady Just come ont, not quite beauti-
full hut worth plum, modest and plain IN manner
il taken at once would be prize; fatfery will spoil
her Miss c., young lady Of some beauty, much
real worth, but not possessed OF wealth. She has
many admirers, and one never becomes fafigued IN
her society. Miss p. and Miss H., both young la
dies Of note. Miss p. is quite proficient in draw
ins not only Of "hearts. - hut of views. She has
good educ alton, and a most refined taste Miss II.
is a ysunc lady Of most commanding beauty-her
movements have all Of grandeur. grace and ease,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02
The Jury retired for half an hour and found
dict for the defendant. -
For plaintiff J. W. Scoles, for defendant d. Lord.
Common Council.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-This being the monthly
meeting night the Board assembled at o'clock
The minutes ofthe last meeting were read and APP
proved.
Resoiutioas.-Th the Clerk request the Commits
sioners appointed to district the city under the
election law report the several polling districts
to the Common Council, as early as possible.
Aid. Benson said he authorised to say that the
desired information would be ready tomorrow night.
Aid. Purdy said the city had been distrioted for
long time, and as the new dictatorship must be obey
ed, why the sooner the better. Adopted
That at the forthcoming election, each inspector
of election be allowed the sum of So each; clerk So;
the officers 81 each, and the owner of the room
where the election is held, SO
Aid. Benson said, that under the law, the In
spector was restricted from receiving any cOmpen-
saton. Laid on the table by the consent Of the
mover.
Aid. Purdy moved that the Legislature be petit
toned to permit an expression of the peoples opin-
ion, to be obtained on the Registry Law at the
ing, or some future election. Adopted by 10 to A.
message was received from the Mayor enclosing
copy ofthe new Registry Law, which order
cd on file.
Aid. Purdy moved that the necessary number of
ballot boxes be furnished without delay. Adopted.
The Board of Assistants were then summoned and
the two boards resolved themselves intoa
BALLOT.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and APP
proved.
The Report of the Chief Engineer wa, read and
ordered on file.
The Commissioners appointed under the new Re-
gstry Law, sent message to the Common Council,
to say that they would be happy to meet the MEM
bers of each Board, at their off ice Tomorrow at 10
o'clock.
Aid Purdy about to address the Chair when
the President minated to him that there was no
| question before the Common Council
designations of Inspectors of Electons.--Ze-
| nus Hyde of the 9th Ward, James j. Ryan of the
10th Ward, and Abraham Hatfield of the llth
Ward, all accepted mem. con.
Observation-Disclosures Roberts to be Inspector
of Lumber. TO be City Weighers. Giles r. Cra-
ven, Elijah Baker, and Alexander Dennison. The
Joint meeting then adjourned, and the Board Of Al
dermen resumed.
Unfinished Observation-Disclosures Phoenix moved
to take up the report of the Committee Wharves.
Adopted
The document was then read by the clerk. II
commends the immediate cnlargDg of the Pier, on
the East River, from Nos Is TO % inclusive.
Aid. Guion moved to inc ude six other Piers in
the proposed improved, viz. Piers "a, 25 D. "a, 81
and -, which would make the Improvement com.
mence the East side of Wall and leave off at the
foot of Roosevelt street.
After animated debate Alderman Guion moved
to refer the whole subject back TO the Committee
Wharycs, Piers and Slips.
This motion was rejected, and Alderman Guion's
amendment alone referred to the Committee. The
original report was then adopted.
And the Board adjourned to this day at 5 p. M.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02
ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE

RALPH, author OF The Treatise,
~ be consued heretofore, at his residence Courtand
street, and may te seen any hour
e T5S Ss,s Si,$ ;l and
every paper consider Il duty 10 give the oowins state
s F ho T a a %s sSS s
Der Of the Royal college, London &C. we'll being the
have letters from The most eminent pSs scian.
New and Dr. Fsy c R5 nS ss.S.
my sn ss la en- x .s any one s Who wishes u,
OsnE and sace 10 lie sros.ien should devote r. talents Sas
e S s' ssis p Fisssd t. s
:i sSf'' 's ~ S
ssnt mise and OBJECTION prynE the mind wei body
effect Poepy not a3e destroy the rsSe rsifrs ns :.
hea properly treated may remain SO dormsn, IN IL,
constitution as % show themselves IN other way ssn
win rsrarS 70 de Immediate trim Of evils, perhaps
Fl sdsr.ns sO,e % drsps ~ boz of p co. he s
% cure ws 81 so. ant NS Sepens vs.
Which continually arise in and essentially do these
ina, what spd ONE may Scss saosT s'
soqorhea taking proper only IL seneres
while not few had s%sy these s"%psss.
were neither one nor the other but totally different and
But all the which more painfully harr.s. the mind
and afford the finest field r knavery tat 81 srs,erwss
Her s the s obliged e pay for & o, drops month
may ubsde disappear while p,sIs r,,1n again ON
the better Of Nw every real surgeon or ss =.
knows that all the physS IN the World alone, would
easily aud speedily removed scrupIe to AFFIRM Sst
many structures may be cured many days they had en-
isied before. -
To any Of prudence therefore would saw IL
these remarks just land appeal the emnent
ply scans Of city for their uh) i'm portan that
every patient should knew something ohe character
lent Of the whom he is about
For the convenience Of those al distance we'll those
who treat
rrNate manner have conrvcd little chest with the
ThEATisr fitted in the lid and which every theory
ascsss1y 9r tie cure o. these complsn,s hs, or gonor
@slds the medicine, contains also Patent Pocket
syringe with ingredients Cor making the Injections the
al Nhlch Nie That for the Ncncrea containing than
enough for the of ordinary $40 and the chest
e larger containing thing for the Of
both complaints. IL SIS.
With 'cspect 10 the little patent syringes which cannot
here describe who hasnot H. properly accredt
s convenience and utility. Aud INDEED with regard 10 the
intrinsic value OF the chest uniformly does the
sanguine expectations that engage, ilin a 10 do
and II retsnsd immediately the price shall be instantly
funded .rf
Address JOS. RALPH senior NJ ~ Courilandt street.
New York. Say
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY
Londng ut the Esterediate LandingsBreakast Board
aQefsS7 aSl Tie steamboat KOSCIUS kO, Capt. ID.
HAYWOOD, will Leave the pier foot q R,binssn
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock A. NJ
Returning leaves Albany Monday Wednesday and Friday
at z o'clock A. NJ until further notice
The Koseusko is the only day and only opposition boat
route so long she is sustained by public.
For freight passage, apply n board,
maioy HAWKINS'G WILLIAMSON 81 westst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

NEW ROUTE TO BOSTON, via Norwich and Wor-
cester Rarosds from r. Steamboat PLACE. foot Of
street. The Steamboat CHARTER OAK Captain Sanford,
will leave as above every Monday Wednesday and Friday
The Steamboat NORWICH Capt Colt, will leave as above
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoon at ocoek
Passengers viii ae the arrival of the above boats al Nor
witch, the splendid Cara of the Norwich and worcester ran
Road Company end proceed Immediately to Boston, without
change OF Cars or baggage.
auire ei T.. A. * q. w. CORLlES,
2s3 Pearl street.
n b. The above will Monday the
9th March
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
~ ~ ~ !&
To from New the 2sh, and Liverpool on the
18th of each month.
FROM NEW YORK
Shin CARRICK Captain A. s. Palmer, 25th February.
ROSCIU S, Captain John Collins, 25th March.
SIDDONS, Captain N. b. Palmer, 25th April,
SHERMAN N, CAPTAIN +. A. Dcpey ster, 25th May
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Shin SIDDONS Captain N. b. Palmer, 18th February,
SHERIDAN N, Captain +. A. Depeyster, 18th March
GARRiCK, Captain A; Palmer, 18th Mp, april
These ships all the first class upwards OF 1000 TONS
built in the city Of New York, with such improvements as
combine great speed with unusual comfort Tor passengers
Every taken in the arrangement Of their accom-
modaons price Of passengers hence S40 Tor which
ample stores including wines Sc will be provided These
every exertion to give general satisfaction. 49,
Neither captains OF these ships will be Fespe-
sbe for any letters parcels packages by hem unless
regular bills of ading signed therefor.
THE ships line will hereafter armed and their
cuar gives them security not possessed by any
other vessels Of For freight passage, apply to
f. X. COLLINS CO., Sc South street, N. York, or
VIM. & JAS BROWNS CO. Liverpool.
Letters will be charged single
cents and neMspapers cent each 40
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

OR Q UG x EE PSIE,
Every day (Sundays excepted) landing Cadwes West
Point, Cold Spring, Fishkill Landing,
New Hambureh, and Milton.
aGtGrr7 IN The and splendid stesmb sat OSEOLA,
81 Capt Verdine Truesdell, will leave the foot of
x--iE4-Z- Chambers street. every afternoon, Sundays
excepedD at O'clock commencing Tuesday March,
Retprnins-wll leave Puughkeepsie every meming at
For passage apply TO the Captain board, to NJ. NJ
ID. X Martin, ia West street
n b. All goods freight bank bills specie other property
taken board this boat must be the risk of the
thereof m SIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

NEWARK AND NEW YORK
- The splendid new steamer SaS1s PAsstAG rssI
-IEZftted up for the season, will commence running
Tuesday, March 10TH and leave folows:-
CENTRE WHARF, NEWARK. Foor ~ BARCLAY ST., N. Y.
u o'clock, A NJ. 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
II O'Clock, p. NJ. O'Clock, p. M.
FARE, Isl Cents
The steamer Pasaic is remarkable for speed performing the
distance hour and half to hour and hreequarters
each trip.
Ladies will find route very pleasant and particularly ad
vanageous the changing from ferry
boat with baggage avoided The Passac has fine cabins
oprated 10 teer attended by chambermad and fur.
nshed with berths and every convenience.
Goods and freight taken reasonable terms but only the
risk of the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02
THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE ARE NOT TO BE

Accommodation Line for ql5qng and intermediate Landings.
,Sasys ]ysI Fare One Dollar; Forward Deck Passage
cent? cadws IS CENTS and as ,h long as sup
list charging 49, The commodious STEAMBOAT lCLEoN
Capt j. W. Hancox will leave the pot ,ooinson street
above Barclay street Thursday afternoon at
O'clock landing her and down at the foot OF
list II uerths will be kept at Mr. e. Gaynors
Harmon ard West streets The Napoleon will leave
the johnson street Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
ays o'clock r. NJ and Albany Monday, ednesday
and Friday o'clock.
The officers of this boat sole and have followed
the the last fifteen years. For passage
freight, apply on board or to
mari7 If JOHN BALL, No. l04 Barclay st.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
New and interesting.

NFURRAY'S TRAVELS in North America.
w daring tie years 1884, 1885, aNd ls56, M
Gliding summer resideucr wtth the Pawute
lr,bl of lniiaHs IN the remote praires ui The MIS-
sonri, ana VISIT t. The Az19t Sands
.NortoHs Hope, or The Memoirs oI a Provincial.
Opinions Of LORD Broosnem ou Politics., Theology
Law, SC.
The Thugs or PIunsgats OF luoia comprising
history Of the rise and progress n that fraternity
Of aasd>sinS, and DESCRIPTION Of the system which
it pursapS, aud Of tie means which have been
adopted toy the supreme government OF India Tor
It's suppression.
Father Better agd the Loug. Drars Pilgrim, by W.
II. Cartoons
The Naval Founding, by The Oh SaiIor.
Sketches Of London, BY the author Of Bench and
Bar.
Wal and Wanlerinss in the Word Of Literature
hy the same author.
Precdutiop, Novel by Cooper.
john Smta's Letters, with Peters 10 match.
Blanche Of Navarro, Play, by James
rortesa, the Usurer, play, by Willis
The abave new works with fresh supply o
SCHOOL BOOKS, have recently come 10 hand
and ire offered or sale S-t-'' for rash oniy -fn
PFISTER & GOODWIN.
Fehy. ~, 1870 5Sn'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

"ANING r1.rl s~,t 81 NJ T.. r. Ean.lr. the
tr4f %. ANat,rHaan = l..-=f,, +, fsf.,r- .i, M,
Bricb Nlr.ia- I now o'ct lH dispose Of individual
ur ,san,. rt-'.Is go Sust purvha>s p.
IT,. ma,hue has been inor. alton the past SRA
>.af suh-ient tur Ia test as Ntgiy as g. iss.a,g-
ff. .lH..I It's. aul t..t sastur cd Iator.
TIE prime. pal al sanJageS ti,s Masculine hes o,cr
s# either, aaW iH use, eoae,>ts iu TIE .r e.-y ll1
sfrsnrr- a i., structure, having uo csmr ratru Of
machinery ial, &, Hsb,e % gets us 81. rlHH. sr' fh-
srf.rv H t,upers tlc c.ay aaa u"pN' OBJ, tufl
uastns i.om 40 10 so rcf uauuic vIt. lie 'a &
tive l'r-ss. aur men. rud sufficient humber d
t''Ns tH bear od tire brick.
Those wishing .er . cheap and eNpedIu"us meth
I'd ior manufacturing brck woull DO Vot tu ~
thtrS, ives ul tbs orpoIiunnv.
AZ COMMUNICATIONS addressed - jAt suts fil
wiAWcsl vuh tma.y3istt a'lcr'icn.
JAMES +. SMITH
} Cpnmhus Nj, April Cfh, Is30-s9-'l
i ). y. Grulemcu wishing 10 purchase county q
! ,,wu -,sht, can be- accommodated ~ aItiyuru
! ,ht'p0ce Of the Columbus Demnciat. Who're Ia
rsB src testimonials Of ,he utlJy nj the usoyv IA,
1 ,iet,e' re,ru'.
'.'1be N.~-s.'pp.an, iarksen sul i've Ecfah
can. Ioiv S,1ar>. WI please give She gho,r 81
u,srioae anf tor,, su H,ls ,ome. }. l.. ;.
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RunaMaY in Jail.
NOTICE-

GENiiE Subscribers having asocis,ed themselves
4 together under the uauIr aud ,tyle OF Prince &
Danali, Tor the purpose or usuSacung
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
N tle cts Of Mobile beg leave to offer their scr,-
ews 10 the Painters Of Mt>>i>~ipp snl Alabama, and
the public, snI hope by stst, attention. To bas,nes.
- obtain share Of public patronage.
THOMAS NJ PRINCE
JOHN 4. DUNALD
SEPT de i-ia I540.-li.-4m.
Our Ollie may b, aund side VI Commerce,
between ST. Francis aud Danphm streets,
?. Sd
The Columbus Drmlersi will please publish Tie
ahpve once n week until The it's Of January lSll
AMI orwaId your bl, 10 oar oh eat Mobile Ala.
pklNCE & DONALD.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
Cnttnn - fnr SO.

FEyWE uu}ers aueJ he sbaul leo hu-.y. O ct
Il easy5t-. tir,ci Tvu lie Isbir la'd> o.. N.S-
lea lru tie t.si growth lasCt ir at O.l,t
Slstc,, Which O., Vli te rad Do uI'S. Of. TIE
roi'.u - sel isua3 5ir>e >ttt, IS g. a NY >r7.'+
Gu iv. ssr G.s 81 he re''vu GOV b seen si
cry rrc ia ta nsut-yfrt oa,c em TIE t>F
tiutit lave n,af,. sm in.usti ~ H. cNr ltFi q,
Nj natyfe iO-r Il JAWS earlier than ihr ron u'r
rritru. A>as gesr,.tN ~ Gulnb s.,t trom 'lct'>'
a. ,ss, ,,ar> rr,Ulh 7hD-c ~ IS 10 r"r.ls>s
L. eco. W. ,l,.sc syI', a, tie oticc o the Dem
oCIalor u llv undersigned
pANIFL " WRIGHT
Nurh q .-s5-tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
Medical Spring Bathing House,

TENlllS establishment Is now open for the season
L. the baths having been newly painted. and tv-
cry department put IN good order the public can
BE- well accommodated, TO the Ladies department
new baths have been furnished and il there is stiff
Gent encouragement they val be kept exclusively
Iar their use. The subscribers family viii reside on
the lot, that ladies can enter from his residence
thronga the garden, or as formerly.
TERMS OF BATHING.
For single warm Bath, 30 cents
Fot amt of SIS IL tickets
For The season, from LIST Aptillo Isl 0cio-
her months, 80 co
Payable IN advance, ane in par funds.
The -ou.c may be hhopeD on Sundays from sun
rise to s clock, A. M.-bul the servants viii re-
ceye HE pay-sonscquenty each person snbscrl-
bug wll be required 10 pay an eXlra OF % cents OF
them. ID. n. BALDWIN.
April Isl, l940 VT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
Notice.

10y virtue Of a decd Of Trust executed by John
~ Daley, on he 18Th April, 1s40 and duly re-
corded ia The Office Of the Cirlk % the Probate COAT
Of Uhickasaw COUNT, Mississippi Tor The purposes
therein mentioned, wiIl offer Tor sale Tor cash, at
pubic auction, in front Of the Court house door, III
The town oil Houston in SAID county, On the 9Th day
OF November nexl, being lie lst day Of the Faii
Term Of the Circuit Coerl 81 sad county. HE fol-
lowing described lots to wit. Lois number one, Two,
aud eight, IN square number fIlern, tie whole ct
square number sixteen lot number three ~ square
number four, the whole OF lot number two ~
square number four, except twenty ieel font ard
thirty three ieet back according 10 the plan Vi sur
vey Of SAID town.
Title believed 10 be good. Such tile only will Dc
conveyed as isvested IN ME by sand deed Of trust.
II. II. CARTER, Trustee.
Nav 5th, lei0.-45-26w. Pr. ke $50 D.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
TheIanil, Physician

I'm EvERN Mass CoNrAsloS, oesnt c'np''a-
~ Haulios the mp>t spp"vyd meo.' al 'si"'I :,
adapted Ia the southern Auu western s'naieS' -
Sb,ch i. added I'm syeuuui Of hei0S h"''s Sha
Psul-. osej lar ast.caj pWrosc> VII a''', ''"'
how thcy % be prepared, so iEa' rNt'H o'o y
be- BIS uVa physician, tegytttr with Nius>1'! 81
.mcirs iturm---hN A. 4 GopriIrr. A. NJ. Tor ms
nv yrara surreru iu ri.r 1. :. Amy. Nth an
apgvud.H cauls .ntur a new aud ,uctvs~.ul modc q
trtaunsA>iti Clvi.1u. O.. e., y.a.i bee. For sd,
lg PFlSrER 4 GOODWIN.
Nay II, 1852. 44l!'