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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-25

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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-25

Ta'man Booth
Ga al. 6. a. TO Juuo
Alra ; B1isv, Henry Term. 1910, L. :. Dis
Gttsoa and Folk ?, C.b- tfiel Dourt
.uH
DT virtue Of the above specified writ to me d.
- rcrd iIau thc Honorable District Cour, Of the
United SAFES lvr tie Nattbcm District Of MiSsis-
supp. vii sell &c Monday the l>t Jay June, 1910.
a. tie Cnuri- House 81 Lowndcs County. The fl.uw-
NC described property 20 wit Lots number one.
two, three ialr, vgii, ulne and ten, IN square num-
Der twCnIy.stN uuTiA NJ Man Street in the plan Of
the town of Columbus A,o the following tracts or
parcel, Of laui living nni being IN tie County OF
Okuhhceha, 90 wit: Tie east hall Of the southeast
quarter 81 >ecJun uumhtr ibfy.aur, township nine-
lctH north, ut range iouftrcn east the west haifof
the south west quarter of section Number thirty FIVE,
uunyhip u.prteyr, north of range fourteen east.
lhc u"uh east quarter of srcl,un number three.
township eighteen. uort,f % range fourteen, east
Also she Undivided bali ul The following Rnds,
being 10 lht County, NJ Carrne. VIZ: ! he suuth half
%. se, l1n uupbtt twenty-five, township nineteen,
ro,lu. Of range six, cast, lHe west half and east
laliot the north east quarter OF section number
lhny-yJX, nWuFHp uueItrn. north, OF range SIX.
rast; lots number three and sy lnts number hour
and Eve hits number twelve and thirteen, 70 section
one township cVhtern, uorth, OF range six esst .
tne east hsfof section numbtr TWO, township Ugh.
teen. north, OF langc BN, east
Also the loowine personal property, TO wit; Five
nsurlcs, named Jae. Mara and her Two children,
Mary. lcNis and M3Uy
Levied 90 as tie property Of SAID defendants, Al.
den ;. Bailey, to satisfy the above named execution
and all cost
ADOLpEuS G. WEIR.
.Hush1l " DIS Mas
by L. II AlLrS, Deputy
Apul 20 isio PRS Gee SiI jo-Aa.6tl
consent hat Me Marshal ct The Northern DIS
tuet ol M,.y-sqpt may s,i al the aboye mentioned
anly Al the Caurl House oil lowudcs County &C.
rnrlmg tp his Advertisement Gwen under my hand
ana seal ALDEN ). BAILEY.
Columbus 2Ol Anil 1870
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-25
Union Bank.

INHE Subscribers to The Stock 81 The Missi@sip.
d Union Bank, Of Lowndc> County, are rtq res.
'ed 10 assemble in the c llri-House, on Saturday
me 10th day Of Nav next A punctual attendance
'Yai the subscribers is plrticuarIy requested.
Columbus, April - 1910. 42-2v
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-25

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ar-e maiauy Of our p'Pa. .'''n' hat lle
RsolJ.cal strength h2s AWAY "1eA l'-Il IS
+. alI Be- e-a.n.
The FedarauslS-H We were 20 judge rom
~ noise taa. they make through t1e newspapers
and a.NnE p"Huc"h'--G.. -''" e'fal''a hH-
q. tts ro,s are counted. i was - M ne HUe
Of Mr. Jefferson ana MADISON iHeNe o.s.r-
-usec Gi-u "ere always Judging rom me tea
.'ai accuuOis-io ne odoy Uta'sh uhH me eiec
hons were oyer
|, was 50 81 ihe ume OF ten. 'acNsnn'-iie
vas 10 be badly be 'iea' hrsiby Ad1mS IN ISIS,
and then by Gay III 49, IN almost every
seanboal-dmong the CABIN passengers Conp1N.
ed chiefly Of merchants and persons residing 20
cities town and y.I.ageS--,n all the great hotels
and upon all the great lhoroa-hart' OF travel,
large myou'y was always found opposed To
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-25
Dissolution.

TTNilE coparnership heretofore existing hetweer
4 The subscribers, under the frm of Estes s.
March, was dissolved on thu ajth ul,. BY mutua
Consent An person. indebted 10 sad firm are re.
eHcsttd to make immediate payment TO Mr.. james
T. Sanders, aud al. persons having claims agains
said Grm vii present them to hlm Tor payment
be beng alone authorized 20 receive and receipt io
said firm
W. J. ESTES,
+, II. MARCH
Columbus, April iith, lsl0-4l-2w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-25

Nlc hn.rr
A-t.se 7HAe. uty..a fsf-
.>.4. tH.-, te,"t. VA.
O''."..'1. kinney HHs.-- o. +. e.. % Jane
.>'' >s- tas.->. NW. b. Term. lsso o.
."li, b. T.. t...- e. ; DIE p.>u-' CHaH
IL. >.3rn Richard t. Meade o.. the IT, :. ar
Nw 'L.s -, : James Jones, s Die \. ID. Nj
Ewing e. c.. In,Nm No't-
wHf.,1 ".Ft a B-NHc. John
T. J'.s-, jam d. AIMS. Alex
'Aa.. " N'',a'. " |W Dow
sing # hm- ". HurPrrs
s1d Armstrong y u -.s, part-
ne->, n>Ht n '.a business, at
HHN1E 's. IaH' name Hnt sN.e
W p. ktl. Estate Banking
Company % t'rul-s, MssS-
spP at.-a-au's.
Dl virtue OF tla above s1f-9fr.T f.r..s f.. mo f
- -rrte4 frn tae Hanar4t. A.. p..a..., ....-l n
rgt I-g.tg States ..arfI,. Nert4..., n .,-- Ell NJ.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-25
STEAM BOAT KANSAS.

LEA. JUp>oy Master.
Ash WILL make regular trips du-
O S--s--3 ring lie season. nl navigation
ez--kSz5sSZzS.zzzsssa hatNeen Mob q and Aberdeen,
N'"munS Aqnl 9Th lSi0-40-6w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-25
ADOLpEuS G. WEIR.
M, h,I n Dbs Ma,
Nar>haI's Sale.

Andrew Armstrong use sc. )Onal G. f. to June
Term isAo u. ).
JOHN II, IrbY It al. District Court.
Df ,riue Of the above specified writ 20 me d.
Drelpd from the Honorable Dylfcl Court Of the
lpftrd States t1r tlc Northern District Of Mssis-
nppi wllI sch nn Monday the Isl day Of June,
1870 at the Court House OF Lowndes County, tho
following described property, TO Wit: The north
east quarter ul section twenty four township nine
lttn, North OF range 10, cast; lo west hall Of the
north west quarter Of section nineteen, township
nineteen, north, OF range seventeen, east The north
bali 81 section tweuly.tlroe, township seventeen,
north, ui range SIX east Containing al five hun
dred sni sixty acres Levied on as the property
af sand q PENDANTS, -. w, Jorlon and Henry Bar
row, to satisfy the above named execution and all
cost
ADOLpHUS G WEIR,
.narshai " Dis .ahss
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-25

MASONIC CHARTS A few comics nv 81 %
II a. PFISrER s G0ODWTN'S
mar ;, 1894 Grf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-25
PROSPECTUS FOR THE EXTRA GLOBE.

The publication Of the "ExrRA GLOBE" viii com
nence earI " in MAY, and BE- coutauad SIX months.
The frs number viii contain The proceeding of the
Democratic Convention 10 he bed IN Birmorc the
irSt week IN May, 10 nominate candidates Tor Pres
dent and Vice President of the United Safes
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-25
Notice,

Columbus, Aprii llth, lSio-4l-ew.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-25
Mnr>hal's Sale.

IS T.. II AtlrS, Depu,y
Apr 18Th. l-t0-ll-tw Pr Zee sl0 50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-25

" u " FT7-FFf IT TTITF
Apr. lJt1, l-4J-4i -bw Pr lee sip "a
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15
JAMES w. BAsxIs, Esq. was elected Ordinary fol
this District, at the election on Monday and Tues
day last.

NEwsrArsRs-Sincs the adjournment of Con
p,ess, and the consequent dispersion Of the Nom
bers. these vehicles have been as barren Of any
thing exciting, as the most devoted lover Of mill
and water could desire. As soon, however, as the
representatives all get home, and recover from the
fatigue of their arduous labors, we may expect them
to take the field, rather the stump. in support o.
their favorie doctrines and candidates, and perhaps
in the course Of month or two they may DO able 10
inf,se into their constituents portion Of that
which pervadsd the House, during their s'ay !"
Washington. If such efforts are made BY the neiH'
bers of Congress, among thor constituents as mas
BEEN anticipated, in endeavOring to promote 'ne
success Of their avorc candidate for the Presidency
we may expect the present Canvass already a mos'
animated ONE t. be memorable for its pecuhaF 0it-
terness.
In South Carolina we shall not, probably, have
anv excitement. Hard Cider" and "Coon skins,
are not 60 1palatable in this region, as they are
fSund to be- IN other States. politician who CON-
mencss business here, on such clptal, soon finds
il a losing business. We shall, however, keep. a
look out as to how matters 60 on elsewhere, and en-.
eavor to keep our readers advised Of the progress
of afiifs.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN.

We are indebted to the politeness of the proprie-
tor of the Brother Jonathan" for the news by the
Great Western Steam Ship, twenty-four hours in
advance of all tho other New York papers, not even
excepting the Herald, which always brags of being
head of "tbe lazy Wall street press" By this ar.
rival we have dates to the 4th July.
The news by the Western is not very important
nothing new from China.
A bill was before Parliament for the appointment
of Rsgent to administer the government, in The
evont Of infant sovereigns being left heir to the
Throne. Prince ALERT will no doubt be made Re
gont. Some parties it is said, were anxious to asso
ciats colleagues with Prince ALBEIT but Queen
VIcroaA has her owa opinions and wishes, ant
would not permit it.
Cotton is quoted at 43'4d to 3D..
The trial Of 01roans for firing at her Majesty
had been concluded, and the Jury rendered the
following verdict guilty but that, at the time o.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15
From the Gbbe.
rel,ubliish

From the Globe
TIE CENSUS--DIRECT TAXATION!
We learn from various sources that
great difficulties are experienced by the
marshals, and their assistants, in taking
The census, in consequence of the asser-
lions made in the Wing papers, and in
duslriously propagated by the Wing party,
that the statistical information embraced
in the interrogatories is sought with
view to direct tax. Upon inquiry at the
proper Department, we fnd that the in
auiries are made solely with view to car
ry out the requisilions of the law upon the
subject; and that if any such intention
governed the trainers Of the law, it was
unknown to it.
The bill for taking the census, and The
peculiar section calling for the statistical
Information, were brought in and moved
by Wing member Of Congress, MIR. Rice
Garland. Whether in proposing the sec.
ton he had any covert project for di'
rect tax, is, of course, unknown TO US;
he might possibly deem resort to one
needrnl in the event of the election 10 the
Presidency Of his favorite General Harrl-
son. Ii certainly could not have been in
tended as an aid to the present Admins
tration.
Whether intended or not by the Whig
party, they are making Of it. as they do
in. every case capable of misrepresenia'
ton, political capital. Even, the vera
cious Editors of the National lntelligen.
Ger, in their paper Of the 9th July last,
quote, for the information of their profess
sional brelhern, queries, styled by them
Of very searching character. to say the
least of them; which they will be required
10 answer. Can it be believed, that whilst
the intcrrogatories were in slate OF pre-
paration, these. or similar inquiries, were
suggested by one Of these same Editors!
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15

NORTH CARoL1xA.-The election for Governor
and rocmbers of the Senate and House of Repre-.
ssntatiyes, is now going on in this State. We have
,etuns from ten Counties only. The majority, as
far as heard from, according to the Raleigh Stan
dard for the Democratic candidate for Governor, is
tho thousand three hundred and Jtorts.three. The
Standard asserts that there is no doubt but the Ad-
rninistra,ion candidate for Governor will be elected
bv majority of from three TO five thousand. We
hope such may be the result
Of the members to the Legislature, elected thus
far, sixteen are administration men, and slerea
wings.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15
/" Cash against Ired;t. 8

1T having been satisfactorily proven "a
Il ! the Subscriber, by actual experiment.
that the credit system is .no greatshak kes,"
he has determined to. .adop, the cash prip.
ciple, not because lie is afraid Of being
unable to collect WHAT'S nowdue, OF nsy
hereafter become due ITO him, but because
lie is compelled land finds it greatly 10 his
interest) to pay cash for all his purchases,
He will attend punctually 70 III orders
with which he may be favored, and vii
make literal discount on all sums soser
Eve dollars.-All those indebted are e.
quested to come forward and settle Fith-
out delay. Y. ,slsis.. -.
August g.. SO 81
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15

Conslables3 VAST necessary and WHY 2 Anc
was the times propidous to such change
Is it right OF expedient for a.membe'
from Lancaster District, 10 vote for an ap.
preparation of $4,000 dollars for the
cleaning little creek, alias river, called
Saltkelcher, in the lower part Of the Slate,
and to vote against IAN appropriation OF
S5 or 6OOO for the improvement of the
facilities for the navigation of our own
majestic Catawba9 If SO "your reason
Jack, your reason" we do not ask it "on
compulsion," but kindly, yet firmly"
1t may be considered by one ofyour num-
Der, that this question is rather invidious rs
it refers to matter of Legislation which
occurred some time ago; but we express.
ly dsclaim any thing unkind. We know
the vote alluded to-, has crealed dissatis-
faction. We know too, there are reasons
which can be assigned for it; and the en-.
quiry is now made, in order that an oppor'
tunity may be afforded for .hOse reasons
to be publicly given. We frankly confess
those reasons were never satisfactory to
US, but no doubt they will be SO to others,
and it is therefore highly proper they
should be made known.
MANY VOTERS.
August 7th, 1910.
~ The South. .Carolinian will please
republish.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15
GUST PUBLTsHED,
By p. THORNTON, and fer sale at The Pos,
Office, Camden. new work called the z
SOUTHERN GARDENER
And Receipt Book.

I'm several departments, all bound toge.
ther, making a volume Of 800 pages
arranged in the following manner-Firs'
department commencing will, Directions
for Gardening, containing Instructions
for Working Kitchen Garden, alPhabe'
tically arranged.
As the author has devoted much of his
time and satlenlion to gardening for up
ward of twenty years past, and has taken
pains to make the instructions plain ard
simple; and this being his third edition on
gardening. he has made some additions
and alterations-so that no family, who is
fond of the comforts of a. good garden,
shonld be without copy. The time for
sowing and planting is calculated To- an.
swer for Camden and the adjacent country
for thirty or forty miles; but in souiher-
ly and westerly direction il may answer
double the distance.
The second department contains abou!
one hundred and twenty receipts in the
cooking department., selected from some
of the best late authors
The third department. containsarpward
of Que hundred receipts in the household
department. and Other domestic matters,
very useful, with an index.
The fourth depa, tment contains upward
of one hundred valuable receipts on the
cure and prevention of diseases incident
10 mankind, carefully selected from the
most approved public works.
The fifth department. contains nearly
one hundred articles on, farriery, and the
diseases incident to horses, cattle, sheep,
hogs, &C., selected from the best late
works. The whole made plain and SIM
pie, and accompanied with an index, al
phabctica'ly arranged.
As the author was several months care
fully selecting his receil ts ard matter, and
has published no article but such as he
thinks will be valuable and usefu!, he is
confident The work will prove satisfactory
to all, and meet with great demand.
TERMs.-The work is printed ON fine
paper, and handsomely bound; and sold
at 81 per copy. To persons, who will
take fifty copies or more, they may be
had for seventy. five cents each, by apply
ing to the subscriber. The books, will
be carefully packed, and sent agreeable
10 any direction.
August Is. 81 VI .
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15
TN EQlIITY
Alex. Young Bill 10 iorclose Mort.
R.,;5 yvul;a mo gage.

A'ea. lu"s Bill 10 iorclose Mort.
Benz. Williams, a
BY ordef0f The Court of Equity, fSwiH
seH ON the frs, Monday in Sepiembsk
next, b, fore the Court House d6sr Id
Camden, the foIiowing gtrael of land, coH-
timing 90 acres be he same more. .or less.
lying and being in Kershaw District, near
the town Of Camden, aud bounded E. BY
lands of the estateof Gen. z. Gantey, N.
by lanGs belonging to Jno. Carter, and
5y the main stage ruad 10 Cberaw. Con.
ditions-so much cash as will pay the
costs of the proceedings and for the b.
lance, bond with good personal secrily
at six months with interest from dsy Of
sale, purchasers to pay for titles.
GEO: @. MCINTOSH, Com. E. K. b.
Aug Ia. -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15
!" The Cash Systeaa',.' :


VTHE subscriber continues to carry on
Il the above business in its different
branches. Thankful for past paronage, hs
respectfully solicits it's continuance.
Isbeing extremely unpleasant 70 him =;
dun his friends, and finding the credit sys-
tenn is not swhat it's cracked up to be- he
has determined to do "CAsH BusIxxss," "
where the amount does not exceed tendel
lars. Fur sums over that ameant, : short
credit will be given, but will be coBsidesed
due, whenever called for. -
Camden, Aug. I. 90,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-15
In EQUITY.
KERSHAW


Urias Powers & wife
VS.. Bill for sale Of
Ass h,sy dii%:n. kss;n'v' land and division
BY order of the Court of Equity, Twill
sell, before the Court House door in Cam
den, on the lst Monday in September
next, the following seven tracts Of land,
lying and being in Kershaw District TO
wit:
No. 1. Ore tract containing 273 acres
more or less, bounded by lands belonging
to Vim. Lang, the late Benz. Carter. the
late Wm. Ancrum and the late Reuben
Tucker, about miles from Camden.
No. 2. One other tract containing l64
acres more or. less, bounded bv lands
belonging to the late Reuben Tucker, and
by the Mill tract of Miss Mary Kcrshaw,
and BY the public road leading from Cam
den TO Society Hill.
No. 3. One other tract lying on San
ders Greek, containing 40 acres more or
less, bounded N. w. and N. by Sanders
Greek N. sE. and E. by John Hollands
laHd, s. by the estate of M'Kinnion's
land, and w. by lands belonging 10 the
estate Of the late Col Jos. Kershaw.
No. 4. One other tract lying on the
prongs of Sanders Creek, containing 42O
acres more or less, bounded by lands OF
B. Perkins sen. and by lands granted to
Edward Lownds, and by Miss Mary Ker-
shaw's Mill tract.
No. 5. One olher tract containing 80
acres more or less, near the Hermitage,
south Of the Town of Camden.
No. 6. One other tract lying on the
south side of Sanders. Greek, containing
by re-survey 1853 acres more or less, boun-
ded N. w. and N. by Sanders Creek, 8.
by Jno. Carriers Mill tract, and N. E. and
N. by lands belonging to estate of Col.
Jos. Kershaw.
No. 7. One other tract lying on the S.
side of Sanders Greek, containing by re-
survey 1878 acres more or less. bounded
N. w. and N. by Sanders Greek N. f. by
the above tract No. 8. E. by lands belong
ing to the estate of M'Kinnion, s. by tract
No - and N. by the tract No. 6.
A plat of the above described lands may
be found at the Commissioners Office
Conditions so much cash as will pay The
costs of the proceedings out OF the first
tract put up, for the balance, bonds with
good personal security, with mortgage OF
the land if required, on credit OF nine
months with interest from day of sale,
purchasers to pay for titles.
G. @. MCINTOSH, c. E. X. u.
Com'rs. Office, Aug. IA.