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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-16
OIdridge's Balm of Columbia.

Oldridge's Balm of Columbia.
VENHIS article stops the hair from coming ou,,
Il producing beautiful WHISPERS; prevent
the har from turning grey, and restores il on places
that have become bald As ,ghiskeys are aoain
coming 10 fashion, those who wish for rapid growth
and of beautiful black color will do well 10 ca be-
fore II IS all soda fresh stock Just received and
for sale by f. A SMITH
August 81 ls3g-S-tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-16
DisssO lmfion of COnnrtla. mn.

VNHE Coparthersbp heretofore Ing in
o.. Lowndes and lonroe counties, between
Tucker, Hardy s, Smith is dissolved. The bust
ness Of the firm viii be attended 20 alone by
T. NJ. TUCKER, &
A. Y. SMITH.
October ssh 1889. Ig-t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-16
Education.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs the public
L that his School will he open for the reception
npupls, on Monday the II tn Instant.
Terms Of tuition per session, Sl50O
Incidental charge, l,5o
Payable in advance. C. c. PRESTON.
Columbus Jan. A. lS4l. 27-2w.
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State of Mississippi LOwndes Co

State of Mississippi LOWndes Co
Circuit Court October lRb 1870
JOSEPH W. Carroll
S757 Attachment
HNllIS day came the PlalntJtihy his Attorney
4 and on h,s motion II is ordered by the court
ib,, publication be made in the Columbus Democrat
a news aper published in the Town Of Columbus
for siX successive weeks notifying the Defendant III
the tendency Of this suit and that unless he appear
ON or before the first day OF the next term OF lhS
Court. give special Bal and plead judgement hna'
viii be entered agousl him and the property at
,acbrd will be sold To satisfy the PhIutltl's demands
A true copy from The minutes oiour Court IN sa'
cause. osh December $40.
OVID p BROWN. Clerk.
By ]. ID. MoNTGoMERY, ID, c.
Jana, lsl1-prsf-Sio 80, Eo-e"'
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State of Mississippi ! PROFIT Court
Low ndes County. Dee. IL 1910

'5NteN VA 4AA-ShSHAPPA ~"NA =
Low ndeS County. J Dec. II 1910
ITO all persons int rested in the Real Estate of
4 Thos X. WItherspoon, late Of Lowndes county
decd:
You are hereby cited oappear before the probate
court OF SAID county ut Lowndes at the court house
thereof on the first Monday OF February A. ID.
lSIl Then and there to show cause II any YOU can
why The following lands, the property OF The estate
OF SAID Thomas X. Wnherspoon, to w.t. the north
east quarter and east halt OF south east quarter and
east half of south west quarter and west half of
south east quarter, q section seven, township sew
entoea north OF range eighteen east; also north west
quarter and west halt Of north east quarter and
the east halt Of the north east quarter OF Section
No. eight; also east halt Of north west and west half
OF north east quarter OF section seventeen also cast
hall OF south west quarter section twelve also the
east halt o south cast quarter OF section five also
The west half south quarter of section four
all in township seventeen north Of range eighteen
east, containing 1850 acres more or less should
nol be sold according to the PRAYER Of tile petition
of Margaret j. Witherspoon Administrative Of SAID
estate, and further TO do and suffer such things as
shall be considered oil and ordered by the said court
in The premises.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-16
State of Mississippi PrObt COUr
LOwndeS County Dee. n 1910


VENO n persons interested in the Rea Estate oil
Il John ToIand Hnnatc) Of Lowndes county.
You are here cited to appear before the Probate
Court of said county of L0wndeS at the court house
thereof, on the 6rSl Monday of February next, A. ID.
1871, then and there to show cause II any you eau
why the following lands, the property Of The estate
OF said John ToIand (Lunalic) TO wit: the west
hall of The north east quarter Of section wenly-three
IN township seventeen north of range sixteen east
containing eighty acres. Also the west halt OF 'he
south east quartz OF the same section township and
range, containing eighty acres; should not be sold
according TO the prayer OF the petition OF Joseph
Tohnd, guardian OF sad John Ioland, 10 pay the
debts OF said estate: and further 10 do and suffer
such things as shall be considered OF and ordered by
sand court on the premises.
.zH.muwN Witness Thomas Sampson, Judge Of
%E The Probate Court Of Lowndes Coun-
KdNH ty, al the Court House thereof, on the
- first Monday of Dec. A. d. 1910.
Issued the l2lh day of December A. d. 1870.
Attest WIN. p. FULLER,
Ctefh.
December 10, 1910 24-6w.
prs Fee, SI4)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-16
The State of Mississippi !
OhtibbPha County

Nd TO the sheriff of SAID county greeting ;
S{M Whereas It appears 10 my satllactlon that
VA certain negro slave Of dark complex,
IN ION hye feet six OF eight inches high APP
XII pretended IN SAID county thus day by
daNEs-A John Benor and II. W. IIause Of SAID
county. and says hts name Is Cato aud that he
belongs to Thomas Crenshaw of Choctaw coun-
" in this Stale-ls runaway, these are therefore
to command and require YOU that you take the
SAID negro Cato, IN your Custody IN the jail Of
your county and that you safely keep in your
said Jail until he shall thence bedellyered by due
course OF law. Given under my and seal this
the 9th day Of November A. ID. ls4O.
NATHANIEL WEED.
l.. $.
Justice Of thePtace in and for sad county
Okhbb, ha,
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" Persons calling for The above letters will
please say they are advertised.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-31
WI oral "a m ii III elgi Ous =.
THE PROVIDENCE or GOD.


This merits a,teDton-from it con-
stanty deriving the fruits of divine goodness
from it we experience the expressions Of the care
and kindness of the great Jehovah, in blessings
new every morning and fresh every evening bles
sings requisite to sustain The existence, to meet
the wants and further the happiness of mankind.
There is nothing needfhl promote the welfare of
The creature for which a kind and ndugent Crea-
tor does not gratuitously provide. He therefore
who 'eats and drinks and rises TO play, regardless
Of him from whom all such blessings fow-he who
live in this world and not witness and confess
the mighty footsteps of gracious God be-
fore the world monument OF inseusibiIity-deaf
10 len thousand voices of giadness which reiterates
the Almighty, blind the beauties Of that super.
natural hand which formed all its glories ,&. spread
them before US, that all might a Father and
Friend, ever mindful Of his children's wants
But he who does not cultivate a contemplative
mind; who loves to peruss the book Of nature, to
he beholds that Almighty Being UNFOLDING and d.
recting the movements of systems, millions bend
ing himself in infinite condescenson to feed the
falling sparrow; to cothe the lily fresh and fra
grant; and supply the innumerabIe wants ofsinfuI,
ungra,eful man; and when he lives, moves or has
being, in the fullness Of his SOUL he feels ready
TO exclaim-Lo! God is here, here TO create, here
to preserve, and here to bless. Such one is alive
10 joys to which the houghtIess wording is a
stranger. Borne upon the wings of platon
through nature 10 natures god, with gratitude and
admiration he pours out the effuson of his ele
waited spirit, willing tribute this great Invis-
BILE.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
AT Probate Court holden at Irasburgh within and
for The District of Orleans aforesaid on the 9th
day of August 1871.
A N INSTRUMENT purporting to be the last
IN Will and Testament Of MOSES BIXBY.
late of Troy deceased, was presented to the cour,
here for Probate by the Widow of said deceased
tie Executor therein named:
Therefore 1t is ordered by said court that public
notice be given to all persons concerned by publica
ton of notice in the Caledonian printed at ST
Johnsbury, three weeks successfully as
may be, that they may appear before said court at
session thereof to be holden at the Probate Office
at Irasburgh on the first Wednesday of September
next and contest the probate Of said will.
Given under my hand at lrasburgh in the Dis
trct of Orleans this 9Th day of August, A. ID.
IS4I. GEO. NYE,
2l2w3 Judge
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LEVI r.. FAIRS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,

CALEDONIA DISTRICT, 81,
Al Probate Court holden at Danvilie in said dis-
tr,ct on the 18th day Of August A. ID. 1871,
nN application of JONATHAN FAIR and
W DANIEL BROWN, Jr. Administrators AZ
the Estate of
LEVI r. FARR,
late of Waterford in said district deceased, praying
said court to extend the time for the payment Of
the debts of said deceased the further period Of six
months from the 10th day Of August lS4l-lt is
ordered, that said application be heard and decided
at probate TO be holden at the probate office
in DanviIle in said district on the 9th day of Sep
TENDER, A. ID. 1H4i at o'clock, p. M. and that
notice thereof he given to all persons interested by
publishing copy Of this order three weeks success
sivey in the Caledonian, newspaper printed at
ST. Johnsbury in said district.
SAMUEL Is. MATTOCKS, Judge.
A true copy of Record,
Attest SAMUEL B. MATTOCKS,
212w3 Judge
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

WYE the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w tie Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Orleans, Commissioners 10 receive, ex'
anime and adjust the claims and demands OF all per
sons, against the estate of
AARON BADGER,
late of Salem in said District, deceased, represent
ed nsolvent, and also a II claims and demands ex'
hibted in offset thereto, and six months from the
day of the date hereof, being allowed by said court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give no.
tice, that we vii, attend to the business of our ap-
pontment, al the dwelling of the widow RoxceHa
ma Badger in salem, in said district, on the last
Mondays Of November and January next, at 10 o.
clock A. M. on each of said days.
Dated, this 9Th day of August, A. ID. 164l.
SAMUEL BLAKE, )c,
2I2w3 MOVES HOPKlNSON, sionars
ISAIAH FISK, ~
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Making per cent assessment or the year
Of The premium note without reference TO any en-
dorsement, and TO be paid TO the Treasurer, at his
office in Mo ntpelier, or before the goth day OF
October, 1871, being the day of the annual meeting
of said company. Members Of the company will
please bear in mind that good chance will be
given to them to forward money by The members
of the Legislature and it is hoped that none Will
fail to avail themselves Of the opportunity.
HARRY VAIL, Treasurer.
Montpelier, August 7th, 1871. 2l2w3
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DIFFERENT IDEAS OF HEAVEN. "My chief con
ceptlon OF heaven sad Robert Hall, sis rest.''-
"Mine," replied Wilbarforce, "is love; love to
God, and love TO every bright and holy inhabitant
of that glorious place." Hail was an almost con .
slant sufferer fiom acute bodily pain; Wilberforce
enjoyed life, and was all amabiIity and sunshine;
so that it is easy to account Tor their respective
ceptions of that subject. What mercy that both
of these conceptions true Both are true: and
the union Of rest and love perhaps conveys, with.
in small compass, the mos, correct idea of the
heavenly state"
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
a. Mr. A NI NN "A R q g. NH ID Cd NJ /.

VTNHIS institution, which has been ia constant
H. and ccessful operation during nearly forty
wears, offers increased facilities Tor the improves
ment of students 1t will continue TO be under
the instruction Of Mr. C. C, CHASE, Principal, and
Mr. f. SMITH JR. Assistant.
MIR Chase's character US a successful and correc'
Instructor is we'll known in the vicinity 10 re-
nuire commentator. Lectures will be given by
The Principal on various subjects of science during
the fall and winter, for which purpose suitable
Apparatus is provided
The fall term will commence on WEDNESDAY
rho frst day OF September next. Tuition from 81
10 $3 per term Of I2 weeks.
JOSIAH SHEDD, Secretary.
Peacham, Aug. 13, 1871. Sllwo
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WHAT WILL GOD APPROVE,

1t is very natural for TO desire the approval Of
others. A nd it il this desire which often leads
10 a wrong course Of action. For how often a
sense Of duty and the convictions OF conscience
'olated, to gain the good will of men.--Hence it is
that SO little fixed principle, and sterling integrity
developed among men, and even by those who
profess to be far above the reach OF man pleas ing
influence.
What soiH God approoes This is a more impor-
tant point, than all others-We NAV please the
whole world, but If we ofend(iod in doing il hat
do gainl. On the other hand, we may offend
the world, but if God approve course all is
well, we have nothing to fear 1t will always be
safe for us to stand the ground of truth and
righteousness even fit cost self denial and the
friendship and applause Of man; for in the end
truth and righteousness will triumph, and those
who are faithful TO sustain them will ever be bless
ed.
An whatever then that relates 10 our faith and
practice, and duty in tho world let us look FOR.
ward to the great world let look forward to the
great day of decision, and enquire, ,ohat ,oiH Goa
approue' May we imbibe those religious views &
pursue that Of action, which will then NEE
the appreciation Of our Judge. What time mus
that be for men pleasers and time servers. who
rifced principle and neglected duty, to gain hu
man applause, and sought the praise of men more
than the praise of God-Baptist Register.
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To the Public.

TIME subscriber will manufacture Wool upon
II shares or for reasonable price per yard
Those wishing their Wool Manufactured can have
it well done by calling the subscriber at his
stand at West Barnet He will also Card Wool
and dress Cloth on The most reasonable terms and
in best order. lie will likewise manufacture
Wooden Blankets whole, with blue list, if wanted.
JOHN CARTER.
Barnet, May &c, 164l. 2OOtf
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Essex County Grammar School

a II o " & q IL IL
TINE Fall Term of this School Will commence
H. on WEDNESDAY the 9Th day of September
next, under the care OF
MR. JACOB NTON.
Being intimately acquainted with Mr. Benton, as
he has very SUCCESSFUL taught our schooi Tor TWO
wears past, and knowing him 10 be gentleman of
talent, scholar and first rate teacher, the Irus-
tees confidently anticipate liberal share of pats
ronage from generous public. We believe that
the education and morals of young persons will be
as well attended TO in this school any other.--
All branches usually taught in Grammar Schools
will receive attention,
Board and Tuition usual
HARVEY G. FRY, Sec of the Board.
Concord. July &c, 1S4l. 209w4
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r. a m d n X.

VHNHE proprietors and land owners of The town
N of Newark, in the County Of Caledonia, and
State Of Vermont, are hereby notified that petit
ton will be presented To the Legislature at their
session to be holden in October next, praying for a
tax OF four cents each acre of taxable land in
said town of Newark for the purpose of making
and repairing roads and building bridges in said
town. CHARLES KINNEY
waists LORlAN SLEEPER, Seectmen.
JABEZ SMITH,
Newark, Aug. a, 1841. 2l1w3
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For The CaIedonian.

For Me Californian.
WILL OUGH l. A KE.
Der thy pure waters, Silver Lake!
Spreads the wild bird his snowy sail,
And on his path the ripples brake
AS fonts, he on before the gale;
It's from thy bosom, waveless stream;
The dipping oars, now echo far,
As sparkes in the moon light CLEAN,
And bright reflects the eastern star.
Thy waves dash careless on the shore,
As blows the east. wind, swells their ioam
And curb around the striking oar,
As late the sportsman moves him nome
Il love, tat set of sun" to view r
Thy bluey surface, stretching wide,
And see the cloud ofrippng blue
Move through the opening monntain-side.
At noon of night, as lights the moon
This silver beet, spfsTdi out below,
The stranger brd--the mourniu Loon
Sleeps sweet on wreaths of purest snow.
On thy pure waters-Slver Lake
Forever could one bend the oar;
As birds at early morning wake,
Or sun SGT tells Us, work Is Ger;
All, Willoughby thy name shall live,
Though dead a fame more noble far
Than Emperors, or Kings, can give
Those waters speak, thy James star.
Princes may boast knightly name,
Which lives perhaps a century,
But eternally burns thy fame
Entombed there lies Lake Willoughby! F.
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f a M for Sal

TIME subscriber offers for sale h;s n
H. in ST. Johnsbury one mile and urn smsn
the Plain and two miles from the CsonaIl Ton
1t contains 30 acres of as good land e.. Villa
ofproduce as any farm in the COUNTY 81 r Az k6S
and is suitably divided for pastura9e ~, HSsed@
and well wooded, a. has upon it s,1S,r a "a tlN
600 trees, and Of easy access in eyerS otchads
ed teams Said Farm is also we'll fenced u,' ,s oyNa
watered. '0u and Wi
The buildings are, good house. bo,,.
pie and convenient outhouses, with "' ana Nl
house Hausi.1
A liberal credit given for part Of thu ,.
money. Pufchs
Those wishing 10 purchase are invita-
and view the premises. 'u 10 at
St. Johosbury, Aug. 8, ls4I. A'S WSS
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STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DIsTRICT, S.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District or
Oreans
To the Heirs and Creditors and all persons con-
cerned in the Estate of SALMA DAVIS, I'd i,
late of Albany, deceased, intestate,
VX7HEREAS, WILLIAM SEAVER Admins
wv traitor OF said deceased has filed in this
CouIt his petition in writing, representing that
sale of the real estaIe Of said deceased is necessary
for the payment of the debts against said estate
and shows from the records and files of this Court
that the following sums due from the estate and
the assets in his hands viz
Sums reported against the estate by commissions
crs 1856, 81
Mortgages on the real estate 400, 90
Expenses Of administration to be shown
on settlement SO, 90
$l3l6, 81
The whole amount of personal estate as
per inventory, out of which sum the
widow claims an assignment $712, 60
Leaving deficit of 1904, 81, in addition
10 which 1904 81
is the sum which may be assigned the widow.
And the said administrator presents his admins
tration account and requests that lcence be grant
ed to sell the following real estate, viz:-Two acres
of lot No 35 which is -mill-AIso The
equity ofredempton of 80 acres Of lot No 35-Al-
the right of betterments in college lot, and
much of the home farm called as shall be sUffi>
Gent to raise the aforesaid sums and costs of sale.
All the real estate aforesaid situated in Albany in
the county of Orleans:
therefore you are hereby nolihed 10 appear at
Probate Court TO be holden at the Probate Office
lrasburgh in said district on :he first "Wednesday
of September next and show cause if any you may
have why the account Of said administrator should
not be allowed and licenco granted to sell the real
estate aforesaid. -
| And that you may be heard in the premises rela-
tive to assignment of Personal Property to be
made to the Widow of said decea sed-And to the
end that all may be notified hereof, it is ordered
that the foregoing notice be published three weeks
successfully in the Caedonlan printed a, 81 Johns
bury in this State soon as may be.
| Given under my hand at Irasburgh this 18th day
| Of August, 1871.
| 212w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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FIRE! FIREn FlRE!H
THE MEMBERS OF THE TER.MONI MON
TU.4L FIRE INSURANCE. COMPHVf

~ mnn;s Love been made by the Directors on
all the notes in force the following DAYS TO VIE
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M ID r. m g. n

It's hereby given that all the demands On. :.
n tate of SAMUEL HUMPHREY S0 aae "
must be paid Immediately, or they will be 9 piv.'
an Attorney for collection. s"@I
2lIw3 LUCIUS KIMBALL, Admin.
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OF the best quality, for sale by the subscribers
" at No. 90, Milk Street, Boston.
HOSMER IL TAPPAN
Boston, April 10, 1885, 9O-r