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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
care Of the cents aud the Dollars
Will take care Of themselves"
Jersey.
UNION SAVINGS BANK
C.yHXT.9L 1900.

NA7ILL receive Deposites of all money current in
w the State, and issue certificates binding fully
aud e1cctuay all the property and funds Of the In
stuton, for the payment thereof, within ten days
notice, with interest thereon, from time of dc poste
TIL paid at the rate OF per cenlum per annum, iol
all sums which shall have been on deposite for less
than one year; and 81 per. cent. per annum, for all
suns which shall remain year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday al half past eight O'Clock p. NJ.
at the office over the store of Mr.. A. Gannaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, }. b. Renwick,
G. McIvet, Henry J. Brown,
Jno. Kinnier Tho's. o. AGREE,
J. j. Samons, G. Phelps,
Tlden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry M. Didlake, President,
Ro b. Shelton, Treasurer,
j. w. Dudley, Secretary.
Lynchburg, June II is
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EDUCATION.

THE NEXT SESSION Of my SCIlOo OIL
L will commence ON Monday, the 18th inst. I'm
less it be otherwise speci6edevery pupil will be
sidcred engaged for the session, and no dcduc-
ton made Tor loss of time but for such may be
caused by sickness.
N. B.-My School Room, is in the Masonic Hall.
RO. Il. SHELTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

M:sSes THE subscriber having become the tenant
sNmil of this very convenient and valuable Estab
Gs..A- llshment Tor the current year, takes this
method OF informing the Public, that II is now open
for the reception Of boarders and transient visitors
under the management oil his agent, Anthony W.
Crenshaw.
Every exertion will be made BY the subscriber
through his agent aforesaid deserve, and he hopes
10 receive, a liberal shae cf public patronage.
ALLEN J. CRENSHAW.
Jannary6 I'm
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against Nancy Fer
IA guson, deceased ofthe county Of Franklin, are
requested to present them for payment well auhcn-
tcated and # there any persons indebted to the
deceased al her death, they will please call and rdako
payment to the subscriber in Lynchburg.
THOMAS FERGUSON, Executor
ofNancy Ferguson, decd.
Jsn5 81
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.3'ESsgTT .FggYF2.S!
,Y CHARLES PssEHPS, AuCs

nN TUESDAY NIGHT the 10th inst. | will
W resume my NIGHT SALES of a general
variety of Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats, Shoes
Boots, Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Cloths, Watches,
&c. &c. They will be continued regularly every
IHes9a1t ard FridQy NIGHTS during the season.
Additions the sale thankfully received, and strictly
attended to.
Dec -
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME business heretofore conducted in this city
4 under the firm orBALDW1N, KENT & Co,
is This day dissolved by mutual consent. The name
the concern will be used in closing its present
engagements, but for no other purpose wlalever.-
Persons indebted are requested 10 make immediate
payment as we are determined to close the business
early as possible. -
MICAH BALDWIN.
HORAGE~L. KENT.
GEORGE +. KENDALL.
GEORGE NJ. ATWATER.
Richmond, Dec. 81. 1889.
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Likely Negroes for sale.

HAVE IA small lot OF Negroes for sale, comp's-
ing two young WOMEN each has child from
,to months old; also = likely BOY, about ~ or ~
,.,,s old. They can be seen at the Bell Tavern,
Liberty, Bedford Court House.
EDWARD T. w. PEGRAM.
Dec % y"
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COMPREHENSIVE.

TsNIIE subscribers. late partners in the house OF
4 Baldwin kcnr& Co.. wall continne the business
of the late firm. both in Richmond and New York
under the style Of KENT, KENDALL x AT
WATER. HORACE l.. KENT.
GEORGE +. KENDALL.
GEORGE NJ. ATWAfER.
Richmond, Jan. /, 1910.
Ian. 3w
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FSsgTS! EF.1TS!!

GEO. w. q 4 N II y.
Main STREET,
led door from the corner leading 10 'e " "sns'o"
Hotel, aud opposite the Dry Goods ,Nsefe w
Messts. Turner u Burweli,)
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage hereto
u fore EXTENDED 10 him, respectfully informs tho
citizens Of this place. and adjacent country. that he
il recently returned from the North, where he has
selected personally stock unsurpassed IN this mar
ket, Tor nratness, durability and unusually cheap
Having purchased in New York exclusively for
Cash, he nauers himself that the inducements helt
forth cannot fail to please.
Ills assortment consists %! extra fine BEAN Eli
HATS OF his own manufacture, warranted superior
to any made in this section OF the country and much
lower than formerly, with u variety of
a. A Il =,
purchased expressly for this market consisting oil
Seal and Oucr, Of extra fine qaay, suitable Tor The
approaching season. aud warranted to render COM
fot and satisfaction. s4s
The reduction in the price OF these articles Is
worthy the attention of tho public MUSK Fur
Caps extremely low, together win choice seiec-
ton of Youths Caps, oiyarious qualities, Fur and
Goth. Chlldfen's fancy Cloth Caps remarkably
beautiful and at prices such cannot fail to please,
with a large stock of Hair Seal Caps, suit,be for
servants. a. The attention of Country Ha,ters
a.d Merchants is specially requested TO my stock Of
Trimmings which is the largest ever offered here,
and on as liberal terms can be purchased this side
oC New York. On hand large assortment of Wool
Hats white and black, which offered at mode, ate
advance on original prices. The public are invited
to call and examine. GEO. w. GAINES.
Sept. % an
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Ten Dollars KcaCNrA.


- ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS
1 l. about four weeks since, a Negro Woman named
Il A ~ N v,
The property of Mr. IL. F. Terry, Of Franklin coun-
w. Va She sent TO us TO be sold for Mr.. Terry,
and left on the day that she was to have been
sold. She is about IS years of age, quite large,
though tall being very 6cshy, and had on when
she left plain Linsey lrock. She was raised IN
Maryland and sold to Mr.. Terry by Mr.. Richard
q. Headen, who lives just below Richmond,
on james River. We think il likely that she went
down the River in a boat, and that she may now be
about Richmond and that perhaps she may attempt
to 90 farther nor,h.
We will give the above reward for her arprehen-
sion and delivery us in Lynchburg. or her conine-
mcnt in Jail that she be recovered
HUNT q MARTIN.
Dec. q Is
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.l'OTECE.

pY virtue of deed of trust, executed 10 the sub
L scrbei by Alexander S. Henry, bearing date
25th day Of October 1885 aud of record IN the
Clerks office Of the County Court of Campbell for
the purpose of securing n debt due To Robert w.
Wihers, shall proceed to SELL upon the premses.to
the highest bidder for cash. Thursday, the 23d
day of the present month, one certain
Es'0cs or 9'0rCeg Of EGisd,
in said decd mentioned. containing One Hundred and
Thirty Three Acres. less, lying and being IN
the County Of Campbell. uear the head waters Of
Suck Creek, and adjoining the lands of Dr. r. w.
Wiihers, Richard Morgan and others. The title to
the above land is believed he nnquestionable but
acting as trustee, shall convey such title only as is
vested IN me nv the deed.
JOSIAH IL. WRITTEN. Trustee.
January tbs
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N<sBsGE.

X NlkIUE OF a DECREE OF the coun-
me- 1ou't OF Amherst, the undersigned. com
:, 'ohei appointed ior the purpose ,cW sell for cash.
A"'''efs' Court-housc,>at Janua,y Cour, next,
on. Ttco Negroes,
b.iou 4" y VI 4 and The other G. IR L
10 The estate al Robert +. Alien, deed.
D.o - PEl TON KEITH, Com'r.
- tbs
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POSyibOt,S2slPssf.

4 y consequence Of the incemency of the weather
d on the 9th, the above sale is postponed until
Tuesday, the l4h day of this month, when it will
take place upon the premises for cash.
GERMAN JORDAN, Trustee.
January 9 tl4j
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Es.ocs or Pared Of kGi,d,
For. &RPlsf.

A SMALL TENEMENT near the old Baptist
\ Church, lately occupied by Mrs. Chaplane' 5
Female School.
PAUL JONES.
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NOTICE..

VATE have associated No. GRIEF b. TATE.
w with US III busincss-whch will hos ever be
conduce ed under the ffm OF Turner j. Bufweii as
heretofore.
We have on hand an extensive assortment Of
GOODS suited to the present season. and being
anxious reduce our stock much as possible, they
will be sold iore very small advance to those VIII"
NAV favorus @ha call.
TURNER & BURWELf,.
Dec l6 2wii OF -
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NEW STORE.
New and decidedly Cheap Geeds.
rI,HE undersigned having associated themselves
l. together, under The Grm Of 4&
WM. w. DAVIS 4 60.
for tho purpose of transaeting the Day Gosd business
in this town. respectfully inform their risads snd
the public AT large, that they are now opening large
and truly desirable stock Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Shoes, IntS, &C.
purchased nj lower prices than we ever before saw
hem, and which viii be sold cheap, II not cheaper,
Than any other house in the place for cash.
Oar house is few doors above Messfs' ", u. !.
n D,yis.a store.noxt to Mr. J. II. Hunts Waeh aud
ia..l,y embellishments WM. NJ. DAVIS,
ROBERT EARLY.
Nov II "
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.N'RYFGE.

THE Brick Stable and Lot recently occupied by
L. Walker & Pratt, as IA Livery Stable, is for rent
ssd possession gwen Immediately. Apply to
THOMAS FERGUSON,
Lynchburg.
JAMS st
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Ground .EfgssEa SsafS.
.P6A SACKS gfotnd alum SAIL Tor saishs
oO GEO. BAGBy X Cy,
u c. 10 IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

WE RECEIVED" few days since few Bas-
w kets Champaign Wine Of the Star Brand,
few Thousand Cigars ef superior quality, and an
interesting lot OF French Brandy, Rum, Particular &
Sicily Madeira Wine. BAILEY q WOMOCk.
January Is
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ElsGMiSo
arur LyNCHBURG VIRG1NIAN,"

VI ,..n,.reekiy, ferery Monday and Ihmsday1 at
",4b''fa ,r asuuu; payable in adra"ee. No 'nDserp
Fer ,,eeiced fora shorter period Ma" sac
.s sA'e ,coutinued (ercept at The discretion ehe
Sr mil oil arrearages are pa,d'
ki'f'I ,TIsEuENTSias Inserted at 50 cents per square
n, first Insertion and 37l eentsJor ceery S"0Se
''rjoD PRINTING executed neatly and ffP'a"'0a''
=. reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
To Contractors.
L,nchburg, Jan. ~
.N'OTsCE.

u,oTI1E Of deed of uust, executed TO
10 S,muel A. Chambers, bearing date on
n. e5 Si Day Of July 1888 and of record in the
Court Of CA cS% o february Gof' a %' "
on sa,uf cy d law thereafter Sunday excepted on
IN. ,smse, expose sale, by way of public anc
''on, ~. ''''' TRACT OF LAND,
XkSff&D COTAiNING
sN6&1 gs9 ACRES.
mari or less lying and being in the conn-
Ae1an,,heIl. near New London, adjoining the
VI. oCThos. ODDS and others. Acting as Trustees
=. ,s sbaIl only convey TO the purchaser such tile as
vested il us by the said deed, though the TILE IS
h.,eyeJ 10 be good. N. b. THURMAN,
IL O. SCIlOOLFlELD.
Jam 9
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January 9
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Dec. 5
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18

NOTICE j. hereby gwen that 10 pursuance of a
IN Trust Deed executed BY Holden II Prout, TO
srCuie the payment Ulccrlain liabilities 10 the Com.
mercia Bank Of Columbus, Mississippi therein drs.
crbed, will proceed 10 sell at auction - the hiph-
est bidder Tor cash. on Monday the l0tt day of Feb.
ruary next a the Court house door IN tie town Of
Columbus Lowndcs county, Miss. during the hours
prescribed BY law, the following descrbed properly
viz: Tie south halt of section twenty three, aud Tie
eullre north half Of section twenty six, both being
IN township number ffeen north of range number
eighteen east, situate and beng IN The county Of
Noxuhec and State Of Mississippi and in the Co
luuibus and district; together with all and singular
the lcncments, heredimments and appertenances
thereto belonging or In any wise apperaiuing, to-
gclher with all the buildings, Improvements aud
erectl0ns upon The same.
Also, the following described negro slaves, that is
70 say Henry aged about twenty three years
Henry, aged abntt twenty Years Lun.ftd, aged
about twenty six years Frank aged about forty
years
CIIAS II. ALBERT, Trustee.
Jan. 18Th, 1910. 2s-3w. lPr. ice S. 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18

ETC. ETC. etc, eic. &c. etc, ETC., etc,
Asa Family Newspaper, Brother Jonathan viii
be- hund g present attractions beyond any other
-----" tie comes, tie hcaM OF NOISY world,
News ifom al na,s,ns numbering at his back"
The cafies, intelligence, foreign and domestic,
and the latest Novelties in the Literary World, viii
I've promptly served up for the qualification of the
reader.
strictly neutral in politics. twill contain nothing
IN laynr ~ agans any party, and wal seduluusly
avoid any nl The controversies which Hgitaie the re-
hgious community Strict morahtv, virtue temper.
aocc, industry good order bcnevnIcnce and useful
ness To our common country, and our fellow men,
vii BE- advocated and uculcalvd in every page OF
Brother jonathan
TERMS OF BROTHER JONATHAN.
Three Dollars year in .ldrance.
For Five Dollars two copies of The paper viii be
sent one year
The EyESiSe TlrrLLR is published every day
at tle Same office, and ~ put topper at u o'clock
meridian, IN season for the great Northern, Eastern
and Southern mails which all close at about tive
0 cluck Z, NJ,
Az country newspapers who give this prospectus
three Insertions viii be entitled to an exchange on
sending nunlbcr o their paper TO This Office, con
tanning the advertisement
All communications aud letters should be address
ed. postage paid TO
GRISWOLD s COMPANY,
| %! Nassau Street n. Y. CITY.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
TrmSt Sale.

10y virtue Of decd Of trust executed to The sub
ID ,cdbrrb BY Daniel BALDWIN, hearing date the
l7tb day Of Augul, 938 and Of record IN the Pro-
bate Clerk office Of Lowndcs County, Mississippi,
for tie purposes IN said deed mentioned ! wall ex-
pose 10 pubic sale TOR cash near the Court Houie
door in the town OF Columbus, on the 2Tlh day oi
january, lsl0 the following os, VIZ The east hall
Of square number three, known as the residence Of
Direl Baldwin and lot mher four in square num-
bcg four on Ike South SIDE Of Nam street, with the
building formerly occupied as store house by said
BALDWIN. All IN the town of Coiumbus with all the
apurlonanccs thereto belonging.
OVID P. BROWN,
Tasce.
Jan. An, ts4o.-26-4w. Pr fee 81 SO
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Trust Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that il pursuance OF
~ the provisions of a Iced 10 trust executed by
X. T.. Mead, on The thrlieh day of March, 1889,
10 me o., trustee, 10 sccure Tie payment 70 D. ~
Randolph Of tie note therein described, and duly
recorded ii Office RI the Clerk Of Probate Count Of
Lowndc' county Stale Of Micsissppi, ! as trustee
viii expose TO public sale for each 10 the highest bid
der al Tie court house door Of said county and state
on the 10Th day Of March next, the iuowing des-
crhed negro slaves to wit Phil and his wife Liz
~ aud three children to wit: William, Phil and
Ruffir Hector and his VIE Lefty and Their chill
Il IN, ~ wit joe, Luke and Marah, Harriet,
Phehc, and her children, 10 wit Sam, Ellen and IN
lant child aud the other increase OF The females d
SAID slaves.
Sale within The usual houre
WM. b. WINSTON, Trustee
January ltl, is40-26-lds. Pr fec SIC so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
PUBLIC MEETING-GEN. JACKSON

PUBLIC MEETING-GEN. JACKSON.
At meeting ofthc citizens Of Lowndos Coun.
~ without distinction Of party, held al the Court
House, IN Columbus, on Saturday, the llth Of
Jam 1910, for the purpose of inviting Gen. An.
drew Jackson to visit this County on his return 10
the Hermitage on motion ofCol. Argyle Camp.
bell, WIN. Dowsng Esq. was called 10 the
Chair. and Alolphus G. Weir, appointed sccrcta.
ry'
The Chairman briefly stated the object Of the
meeting, when the following rcsoIu tons we're a.
dopted:
ReSoired, That we, the citizens Of Lown dcs
County have heard, with the liyeliesi -atsflc.
ton, of the intention Of Gen. Andrew jackson,
to VISIT the Capitol Of tie State during this month
and we cordially tender him our cNilics, aud in.
vite him to pass through our county on his return
to the Hermitage.
Rcsolved That committee Of fifteen gentle.
men be appointed by tho Chair 70 invite Gen
Jackson and his suit 70 partake Of the hospital.
lilies Of our City andCountv
" hereupon the Ciar appointed the following
gentlemen Col. Samh. ID. Lauderdale, Hon
| D. w. Wright, Col. Argyle Campbell, Dr.. H.
| Lipscomb, D S. S. Franklin. NJ. NJ. Brigham
Esq. Col Ralph Graves, James Jones, ESQ.
Capt. CHRIS. II. Alert COL A. A. Kiucannon
II H. Worhn-ton, ESQ. Tbos. Sampson Esq,
John Gimer, Jos. Grigshy, and josiah J. Moore,
On motion, Mr.. John l.. Allen was added to
the SAID committee.
| Resoired That committee Of five be appoint.
ed by the Chair, 10 bear the letter Of invitation
and urge upon the distinguished Guest Of the
State" and his suit the acceptance oftbe same.
| Whereupon the Chair appointed the follow
| ng gentlemen as SAID committee :--Eh Abbott
ESQ. Col VIM. d. Ams. DR.. T. r. Watkins
| A. 6. Weir ESQ. and VIM. b. Chapman.
o. notion the Delegation il the Legislature
| from Lowndes County were added to said com.
:nIttee.
| ResolUed, That the committee Of invitation b.
authorised, IN the event Of an acceptance Of INV
tation, N appoint Committee Of arrangements
and marshals 10 superiniend the reception OF oul
invited guest.
Resolped, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be signed by the President, and counterslgoct
by the Secretary, and published IN the papers 0
this CITY.
1 The meeting then adjourned.
VIZ. DOWSING, Chairman
4. 9. WEIR Secretary
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
$50 Reward.

ID ANAWAY from the subscriber N the town Of
IL Macon, Mississippi, on the i'h day Of Dec,m.
Der last, nv bow Lewis, about lhlrty-hge or forty
years Of age five feet Eve or six inches high very
sptghty and active oI his age, speaks with quick
ness aud intelligence, has . good countenance, j.
bald headed, aud has lost most ol his upper teeth.
He is a first rate ostler and cook, and processes 10
know nothing about any other labor lie wore oil
hnscy round Jacket aud pantaIoonS, aud an old for
hat will give the above reward Tor his delivery Ia
me IN Macon, or IL lail 80 that gel MIN,
purchased The above boy from one J. +. Brown
OF Louisville, WnsioA county, Misssslppi, who
understand now lives IN Ponotpc, and il - highly
probable that lie will make bis way To that Place.
JOSEPH II. FIRTH.
Macon, Misc Jan. 10, 1910 2s-Gw
TO- The P,mlotnc lnlrIhgencer, and Columbus
Democrat will give the above six Insertions and for
ward Iher accounts to the office e the Macon In
teiiIgCnrer for payment
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18

NARRtED-On "Wednesday SIS I5'h ias.. ~
A. Mariecs. E~l. NJ CH,RLrs PBELrs o. Ars.
SiDNU MkLEsR. az - its ci9.
The Charlottesville \Na-) idv5eais v @ p.ssss CO.
lK Oh. sh..e
Accompanying els WITH he compliments 81 'c
h7p7y cfnas, we received ip>sotl, rtce e ,hc
h,lc's rake. lr- which they have our best wishes
4 .1-H>ani Leap Years 10 ti.rm' look oat boys
Ckifisg 0, tie 6r>t victim,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
Trust Sale.

DY ,irae Of q deed Of trust made and executed
- b. and between Charles f. d Strobe, Henry
h. Shackfofd aud James NcGowen dated The
ljth day 81 Nu'cmb,r, 1888, AMI proved aud recor-
ded agreeable 10 the Statute ~ such case madr and
provided IN hc office Of the Clerk NJ Pnbatrs. Tor
Lowndrs county, ~ the State If Mississippi | VII
SCI up aud expose 10 public sale aud out cry, nn The
premises, 90 lhumday HE twelfth day Of March.
1870, 10 the highest bidder Tor cash, the GIowing
described tract or parcel 81 land To VT. The moth
east quarter d section nurnbcr twenty three, IN
township number Sc,ehIeen north Of range seven
teen east aud The west haH Of tie north west quar-
ter Of secuun numbtr twenty four, IN same town
ship aud range aud adjoining, containing two hun.
bred aud loriy acres, more or lcBs, situate lying aud
bemg "a Lowndts county aforesaid, adjoining
Thumls J. Glmer and others
HENRY j.. SHACKLEFORD,
TIustee
Jan. llth, 1910 -27-9w. lPr fee SIS 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
TO the Public,

" Emusl al bend to cIrcumsiances--asib the credit
w system is becoming much curaed at the
north and elsewhere, we n0h II necessary TO hollow
suit AID therefore adopt ,hs mell.od OF informing
our customers generally, ihat tiny slcs we may
make after tho htst day IL isnnavy nest a'iI bs
considcrcd due on the delivery Of The gnnds.
FRANKLIN * BROTHER.
Dee. 81, 1889. Q6-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18

NOTICE X hereby gwen that at the session Of
~ tie Court Of Probates ior Lowndes County,
State Of Mississippi hAd on tic fret Monday in
January. IS40 tie subscriber obtained rnm "a ID
court letters If administration on The estate of J.
w. Simms, deed. Of said county All persons IN
debed 10 said estale are requested to make imnedi.
ate payment without delay and those having claims
against the estate Of sad deceased, will present
them duly authenticated To tie subscriber within the
lime prescribed by Law, otherwise this notice will be
Plead IN bar ofrecovery.
g. J. GARvIN, Admir-.
Of }. w. Sinms dec d.
Jan sih 1910 -2s-6w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
1 Dun {!

TVHE accounts af the undersigned are "d0ne
l. drawn oil, and when they are "doue" paid.
we shall have done dunniug
"fu tcere done, ,chca as done then ursre tccu
L,ccre done qaiekiy'
pFlSTER 4 GOODWIN
\ b. u something IS not done soon, we shall
som he "dOne OVER
January IS, $50 2sf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
Brother jonathan,
THE LARGEST NEWSPAPER IN TIE
WORLD.
Publi'As2 sr5y Saiarday .MsFsiag 81 aiss
O'clock,
OK TEE Casa sTsrEA.

HNHE prupretors q this mammoth shees the
Il Ugesl Nraru' amohg the newspspeFs--
have tbs peasure Of spreading heinre the Fssding
m'un' and variety Of ussiul and entertaining misss-
any. han : 10 be found n any similar publication
ia TOE worA.
Eaca number Of the papcI contains as large IN
amount 81 reading maltrr as IS found IN youmes Of
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