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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
Notice.

A GREEABLY to an order issued from the
n the Piobaies Court ol Lowndes county 70
lie December Term ls39--aIl persons are here.
BY notfed that those holding claims against the
Estate Of VIM Eryn deceased, will pteseul them
duly authenticated the law requires within ihe
ume prescribed by law TO the undersigned admin
lsiralors or The same ulII be forever barred. Al
personwho are indebted to the said Estate me-
leques to come forward and make lmmed'ale
paymir W r. IN ~
JAMES ". ERWIN
administrators.
November, IS ls40.--2l-6w.
PRINTERS fee 81 90,
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valuable Plantation for scle.

ssaSA | will sell on reasonable terms CT
H.aSsFR plantation IN Noxubct county. situate.
0sY<sR between lie Tumhigbee and Noxubee
-~nsNw>. rivers ten miles fem tie Bgbee, AMI
uut trnm tie Nnxubce. and lying directly on the
rad leading from Macon to jamestown and Games
vile Alabama. The tract contains $50 acres, about
go acres Of which is prairie, aud the wlole al II IS
The best quality Of cottun land, being Of rich san.
dv sud. There are about 500 acres in a fine slate
ct cultivation. The Plantation is well Matered by
creek running through 1t, aud also has on il three
springs ol limestone water which run throughout
the year; besides well ~ the yard Of ~ fine Tee.
stone water as can be found IN The State. There
are on Tie premises Two fine young orrhasds OF
choice lruit. Tie buildings are comfortable dwelk
ny house nearn cabins, corn cribs, a cotton GIN
"hh a screw &c sc. Tins Place was formerly
owned by Mr. Rdgeway, and IS knoWn BY tie
nam" oil the Rldpway lrart ANY Que Wishing to
purchase c0tou Plantation would do well to tx.
anime The premises. For further particulars apply
TO The subscriber living ~ Macon or ~ his absence
u Mr Rdgeway proprietor of the Washington
liall Macon, or to M. L. Hairless tour mics from
Macon II. n. SP0ONER.
Macon, June co 1880 -5l-lL
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Cotton Seed Tor Sale

TTNHE unirrs ansd has abaui 100 bushels Of euf-
a tau seeds, direct from the Table lauds af Mex
GO, traU chr hGst growth faised 10 lie uufsd
Niales, which he will BE- glad g. d7pnse ar Tie
eHii7n rased rom these seeds ls Of very saperior
qHa#fF. sample ~ HE estton nav b. seen st
90, time n tHr Dtmoeral Ofce. From the expe-
Haroi have made, am iudacrd 10 telieve that ii
"'1 mature 10 b DAYS saf'er Than The common
ro'on. Also euanidv of Gslub seed from lie e,st
20 last wears growth Tho-e wishirF 10 purrhsss
h. seed wi please apnly a the Office al The Deu-
ocraG or Of The uajer,sueh.
MsFrh .l.-s7-M
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
The Family Physician

- E'tSf Mass CoNFtSIoS. b, ing a comma
ue" lrom the most approved medical au,hors-
"N'P,'a l." ne southern and western elima,es. 20
-" : Haatd al account 81 Herbs Roots ard
~ = N'ru '"' medical purposes, With dreetions
BE- las sNs fATsietsu, tas-elber ,,tb a.os.ar, =.
n'eiiea! iertns--by A. C. Gooptrrr. A. ii. ar ma
ny Year. sursron 80 lte L. s. Army. With an
appendS containing ueg and successful mode AZ
treating Aslltic Cholera ~ tie comoler. For sslr
hy PFISPFp d 3 9onIVIS
May II, ts5D AI,r
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Medical Spring Bathing House,

rFNillN e~tabisJm,n prw open for the season
Il The baths having been newly painted, and ey.
cry department put ~ good order, the public car
b. well accommodated. 10 the Ladies department
aew bath, have been furnished, and if there ~ spih
clrnt encouragement they wI be kept exclusively
nr lhe,r use. The SUBSCRIBE o. family win reside on
tie lot, that ladies can enter from his residence
thr0Hgn the garden, or as formerly
TERMS or BATHING.
For a single warm Bath so cents
For amt. of s. L. tickets
For he season, from tApr 10 LIST Octo-
Der, months, SO 90
PAYABLE IN advance ane in par luuds.
The house may be lift open on Sundays from sun
rise TO $ clock, A. M.-bt the Servants will re-
ceye The pay--cnnseq uebtly each person suhscrl-
blng Will be required TO pay extra Of % ccnls o.
hem ID. ~ BALDWIN.
April st 1s4O,-33-tE
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Executors Sale.

I'd Y order OF The hon. Probate court Of Lowndes
Hb county Miss, the undersigned design offer
lng Tor sale TO The highest hlddet. on Mondly The
25lh Decembet, the remnant If tie property be
lungng 10 the estate OF A Nash decd, on credit
OF 2 months, the purchaser gIvlug bond VISA APP
proved security; consisting OF tie east halI al
the north cas-, quarter OF section 20, township 9,
range II, vest. Containing 50 acres more OF
less with 50 acres Of cleared land under fence
and in the couniy Of Lo@ndes aud State q Mis-;
also two good beds, beds'ead. and furniture, iva
negroes, aud few other articles Of minor lmpof-
lance. Also on the same day, and al the same
Mace the Mansion house, and other buildings Of
The late deceased, aud ll9 acres Of land. Will be
offered for rent for one veal, to the highest bid
der The same to give note with approved security
G. f. 4 W. ". NASH, Exc.
aud G. T.. NASH, Guardian.
Nov. 81 1910 O-4l-prsf 81 80.
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nniel.

4 GOOD teacher, To- axe charge Of the musical
IA department al Ihe Mississippi Female College.
None need apply unless they can eume well recon.
mtnded. For Information apply 10
A. MAER President
Columbus August 18Th ls40-7-a.
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GOrOncr'4 Notice.

A THATCHER Coroner, may be found OF
"a. The Eag,e iocl, OF a has Warehouse, when
not absent 90 business.
He VIII also continue the Receiving aud For.
wafli0g Business, At bi, Old stand near The uver.
Nov. 20, Is39-2l~
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an 3CF % prescribe thc FHaas receivable for
STATE faces and other purposes.
- EblloN J. Be- enacted b, The Legislature O
> the Stale 81 MI,>is,ipp That the invites ut al
the eoues ct 'h.s Safe winch pay specie 90 demand
or aii fHesr mttHtrj errual,an stall be receivable
i"r al taNrS aud du,> to Tho STATE ; Provided how
ever, Thai uo post NOTE, unN ISSUED, al any bank
90 hanks having mofr tban nlue months 20 run, a
the ume shall De offered Tor taxes or other dues /,
The STATE, shall ht received
So. ;. Aod be Il further enacted. That thus &C
SHAH tlhe ,iieci rum and a0er It's passage aud -Aa
enutaee "a io'ee uHii the first Monday m January
! eighteen hundtti and iorty.ope uHd 80 leHget
} SpElGHI,
! Speaker OF The House at prtseualycs
GEORGE b, AUGUSTUS,
President Of the Senate.
Approved, February s. lslo.
A. e. MeNUTr.
50 I'm
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Trca~urer's once.


Cts Of JlcksiH. February sta. lSio
SIR -liereeIl SEQ Isl. srcg.se eogy Il au
- eel %. itr Legislature, p,-ss tal. da,. p-csc-.-
raHlr s rl a. taH.-S --rrl.lt.c 80 uIymrut - tst
o.. .a,.,s a.I Ores Oh tHr Nn'e.h
F.an tae a,>g ,,,usa. rl returned ta che AHt.-
,r'- d5t. itappea-s Hlat much property Ia your
..., -la..f -.. "A .iiu. has n.if been tS.->srI
Ih. .x a SUCH cas-, a., u1res tle tax ,oaerior g.
i--g-> 'aK.s 20 800 p.ua,rty nahHea by ueasse--or,
,d % co tci anil pay iat ssms tnto the Stale Irca-
.url
Below ,rr v- 6od "a statement ,l portion 81
ts property urf assessed Boo yuur county le4 ut.
~ pprFeaar ta assess and c.t.,cJ tie awful tax vl
,ud prosperity.
am ta>5rgytci a. notify Won, Inst suit VIII 10 u-
>uJu.sd 'u yo4r srud, ub.,-- lhr taxes Jue ou tt
ts>g Jsy az N,rrJ. l>50, are paid uuor bs1re tia,
TIM, .pla u.e STAT, Treasury Interest, 90 thr gat,
at iHrly gyr crui, pee auuum Nlt, ,n aI Casts, be
cNactgt. Us rrV'und bY law, ou al arcaraets.
smt ST. suur~, respectfully,
JAMES &. WILLIAMS,
State Treasurer.
MI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
q. h.

IF those persons indeblrd TO the subscriber wii
L cal aud pay their Notes and Accounts lhry vii
confer a lasting favour by 50 doing. Selling Je"eify
az dung work 90 a credit, and hcn hunting ab'ut
he streets day after Day TO collect II IS wat SIC do
not believe III. A word to the wse 10 lhertpt
ISAAC Vi. KNAPP.
Columbus Dec ), 1sAO.-22-5w.
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Executors Notice.

IL persons having claims against the estate oil
-. reler Benll decd. are hereby notified To pre-
NJ M me same duly authenticated within the time
=. by law or the same will be forever bar
~ rersoas Indebted Ia the estate are requested
make lmmediat payment.
JAMES McGOWEN.
Executor.
oec, 10, 1870 23-6w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19

AUcrIoNEERs Asp CoNsussoN MERCHANTS,
Market STREET. Opposite tie Land Office, Columbia
Feb. 18Th, 1910 -3}-tE
" b. Regular sale days, every Saturday and
Monday.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
G. q. OIIllslCl.
oldrldge,s Balm Of Columbia.

ssNlllS article stops tbe barr from coming out,
Il producing beautiful WHISPERS; prevents
the hair from turning grey aud rcsprrs ii on places
that have bgcune bald. A. whukos are again
coming o fashion, those whoWisb Tor rapid growth
and 81 a beautiful lack color vii. do vel 10 cali be-
IRE i Is a,l ,od-A fresh stock just received and
for safe BY f. A SMITH
Augu,t 81, ls39-S-G
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
80 Dollars Reward.

ID ANAN AH tfem the Subscriber, residing uear
Az Inc Guy OF Montgomery, Aab- ma, uo or about
(he lob Of March last, Negro man, uau.cd Pomp
'om' tmtS eau, lon sell Fasus) aged ahuul lGnIy
nint Years. sad negro Is about tcel 6 inches hyh
stout bui, black complexion, lead nearly balj sol.
Ky countenance, has scar across one ofhis hands
and shows his teeth when speaking. lie was lately
aiken up and committed Ia Mobile jail, from which
ne confined To escape The above reward viii he
liren Tor The apprehension and delivery Of said ne.
lfo, or his confinement in Jail. ST. lhal can get him
RILEY NORMAN. 4
Nov, IL. 1910 I9~4w
Tie Mobile Register, n, @. Times Columbus
Democrat, will pease give the above tour weekly IN
erllons, ard forward their account, the subscfl-
Der
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TrVY tees Sale.

~ > f-'NASs
Ol virtue cla Deed % 'rust executed to US by
- Ephra'm Smith, We OF one Of US, viii on tie
Seco"d Monday m June GtNt between the hours ri
~ A. NJ. and 2. Nj. sell at public auction, before
We court house door in the town OF DeKalb KEN
per county Miss. one negro man named Allen, aged
about u years "a black smith, and his wife Han.
nan aged about "a years.
JNO. C. WHlTSETT,
VIM. Ii. NEVILL.
Nov. % 1910 22-tc.
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pnster 4 Goodwin

III AVE received some Drawing Paper s Parch
u Il ment; April 90 1889
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
A Dun

EENllE accounts of the Undersigned are "done
Il drawn of, and when they are "done" psid
We shall have done duunng
~ rerc dome ,chsn 'isdone then 't,cere ucH
Ii rere done quickly"
PFlSTER & GOODWIN
n. b. Il something Is not don, Don, We shaI
soun he "donr over"
January ~, lri0. aslf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
$40 Reward,
Notice.

NUIICE,
INHE firm Of J. Watkins s. Brother, heretofore
= existing in De Kab is dissoyed by mutual
sOO'eai aud The business OF sad firm will be closed
y JOSIAH Watkins onIy-with whom are all The
p'pers and acenunlS,--and 40 alone IS anihnrl &c
"'eile aud give receipts ior The same.
JOSIAH WATKINS,
JOHN B. WATKINS,
We Nab Nj Dee g. is40--23-4l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19

NEDIClNE CHEsTs--A handsome as~orI
VI menl oi FANNY and plantation nedleige enes'u
on hand, aud for sale at The Columbus Dug Sure
May2f GREENE HILL.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
Guardians Notice.

IN pursuance to on order Of the Probate Conr
L for the county OF OkGbbeha, there will be sold on
Monday the lSdl day OF January ls4l, The north
nan OF the east hall OF north west quarter Of section
- lownshlp 10 range IA east al the dwelling House
Of Nancy Rogan deceased on credlt Of II months.
NATHANIEL WEEDE,
JAMES WISEMAN,
Gaardiaa Of the minor heirs Of Ba Icy ROgGn De'd
Dec. II, lS30.-23-5t prsl So 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
Aberdeen Hotel.

!. a-eseH. .terqri ty D " Su..b.
TIE plantation ou which t0r tecrssed resided,
Situated oa ,es .au : IaNg> Is L. Range :. cons
'a.1'uE S. As.r> u i5>, ra'e Plste Land u'w ia
Eoot state G.. ru. lySf#su.
AL>o-->evrnty cIs.l Acres If Pa.i OAK f-U-
b,red Land areui % gay tWs na itou-,s, o
ih> pace IHer 80 Wtlw ,Nc,Htnt Mater. "Hh
GIN HOUSE ant Cotton Sc.cw !or TIE u,e Of The
panialra.
ALSO--An Improvement ben she same ne gaoor-
hood upoa ssc,ian taree 10 about 80 srte> ui P.rl
OAK land naW ll the an year ul cultivation, au3 oI
when lbeFr IS a sla convenient Dive o. H.fiSs,
JAMES WALKER, .4Fa.
Deceuber, 5 IS40-4N-.l.
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manner, upon to}ai sheet, nded ~ octave m,
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Law Notice.
Dissolution Of CCpartnershlp.
Indians Panacea.

FUSl received a new supply OF this invaluable
- medecne--for sale BY T. A SMITH
august 81, ls39-eu
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Law Notice
Notice.

4 LII persons indebted 10 Oliver Ellis by Book
n accluut aye hereby notified that lhe accounts
81 sad El,e. were BY Inn mode over to NE us as.
.guee lur tic benefit Of Morgan McMorus--and all
those indebted, are requested to make immediate
settlement. either with me or James 4 Butdvne ESQ,
who i NY authorised agent OF Yorkvlle Ala.
JOHN J. FERNAADiS.
Columbus, Aug. Is40-j-3w.
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Take Notice !.

Oh 0nn LBS. DRY HIDES WANTED
AO,OOO For which the highest price wi
be pad by A. R. WOLFlNGToN.
march O. 1889 35u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
BGrgaiVS IN Fail and Uintcr DRY GOODS.

ID H. JENKINS invites the attention Of merchants l,mli,
IL. and the follow Goods, opening
elsewhere amounting nearly h0drd tto.gn oo,
which Sold cash approved paper, low
the .amr quality can be found in the yn.d The
ur contain, a li,t OF i.w 1T The leading crap goods
DOMESTIC GOODS.
rrachcd and umhrachcd Ssnss al u" : H. and II! cents
' Ei.,rlrI she, ;ine- ut Ill ward wide
lnIlancird do. H. cents and l-.l Do. DO.
v.rs cheap ncroo Glazing, tor males and females
Bad Tr2tng., from -. g. J.. and inar
tt,m tal.r"c, handsome. at 10. u! cents M! Gner
New >tyic plaid Cajcoc- and rich do, AL Kinds
10000 yards CaIIcoes, from . TO- II and IL cents ais" At "
and
CLOTHS AND CASSlMEEES
very assortment Of black, gc and coo'd Cloth
Also AMI Kentucky Jeans and Nr,mc Of a" kinds
DRESS GOODS, far iadtr. eHd citGrea
Elegant Mou-in tc I&iur, and lnieys
Rich pla'm figured and striped ,'lks
Plaid raw rlh>. rich figured -aus
Plaid eac"rs, French DO" sc"iI sln?aams
French merInocs, c"locl do al! Gnali'ics' &c
CuRSETS
5odo1 c"rsr g,cs , I'm nP and " %pyfs
very extensive broca thhet wool merno silk
and velvet shawIs mat'i" IN niH xI an" "'"r'''
Ten plaid and figured satin and nstring Tband. new
and rich fall aud winter fashion
Also cap, neck, sa!n and ll~'rtng rlbah""
'"'"'' 81 Sr"cE$ CLOVES AND HOSIERY
\ fun supply Of cart arrlrlr - 90 ,,,.,
Virginia cotton, six and lambs wool shirts and drawers
Virginia shirts and drawers for ladies
Irish Linen. at ls 20 cts - cs Sd, g. IS %, and l.. I'd
also very fine quality
Table Diaper > Yards wide, NJ 81. 3D., and finer
Napkins all qualities linen table cloths
Brow n linen table cloths, long lawns
Birds Eye and Russia DIAPERS
UMBRELLAS
900 silk and cotton Umbrellas. made To order.
SILK NELNETS.
Black .is vevcts, from 70. ca 70 H. bet
LINEN HDkfE.
1000 cambria IIdkt at prices from Is Cd 2 3D. B. ote
made
THREAD AND ROBBINET LACE GOODS.
Edgng- ana
ngs very cheap black lace Wells anu Lscs or CAP, and
wells.
FLANEEIS.
White Fianncls Ia Gi, . Sd, 3 also Rodgers and W,.
Fannrls.
Red Fanncls ~ cts, ~ cis, > ID and finer.
Yellow Tlannris, all qualities
BLANKETS Tor negroes n q 81, 81. G., and higher
Rose Whitney Bed Blankets, ali
In offering articles for sale, the subscriber would il
yi,r part Of those wishing buy
great viii be offered. The stock all aud
and The pr!c.- must please. Il. II. JENKINS.
WI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
Dqrics's Vegetable Dropsical Decoction.

IN presenting this Medicine the public not pretend 10
sert It's claim IN niallibily the
flesh Is heir 10, hut object 10 afford nvads aburIng un
dop>y Of awaiting themselves Of
has Ia be potent and etcacon disease offer
battle. the skill Of the learned and scientific.
Having used il in HydnihoraN Dnpsy the Chest in
two only am unprepared speak
palliative; but in Anasarca general Dopsv and in Asctc
Dropsy of the body declare positively confidently tina
has failed 10 relieve completely and permanently every
which has been prescribed When morbid action or
lesion exists Of the Just thai
healthy established before beneficial ec can
be eIeed II contains mineral except the
powerfully dinrer absorbent, stimuan and nd
cations essentially Necessary in the treatment of Dropsy.
To those living distance, with whom am unac1nainted
would have been regular practitioner medicine for up
wards of ve years, and would impose quackery
the public
IT will be furnished a reasonable charge with proper direc
tons by application in Petersburg certificates
be shown.
BAppcaton for Medical services may be made during the
day the Apohecary store OF Dr. Alexander Reid Mocha
MICS HAIL. and al my residence during the night.
JOHN r. DAVIES, " d.
Petersburg, Angus, IS, l7iJ ol-wst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
"With high respect and consideration
AVN H. CRAWFORD. '
ANOTHER GrNrKAL Isl TIE rIELp.-"Snperhnol

ANOTHER GENERAL IL THE rIELD-"Snperinols
lags the veteran on the stage" will be the melancholy
reflection Of every reader of General Gantss epsile
in behalf of his friend General Harrison. These old
Generals queer fellows. General Gaines among
other things declared that he put end to the Seminole
four years ago. We surprised to hear II, and
only sorry that It would not stay ended lie gives
General Harrison the credit of teaching him how Il
fight Indians-whence suppose his singular nroad
in Florida TO up all Gen SCOTS bread and bacon
get penned and half starved, and kill one indian' I"
Gen. Harrison also it seems he indebted Tor his
grand notion of system Of national defence by rail-
roads and floating batteries of which all that we have
heard is that il excessively rdcui1us If Trppeca-
noe, however, entities HARHsuS to the Presidency,
Gen. GArSEss Conquest of Florida is certainly some
thing-bu il is great mistake in him to suppose that
people expect to hear from Gen. GAINES whenever
Gen. JACKSON speaks. They do not even expect HIM
TO take the field whenever Gen. SooTT takes it. We
propose Gen GAMES as next Wing candidate for the
Presidency He has very many of Gen. HARErsos' 5
qualifications Charleston Mercury.