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New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

az BAKasAINs. BARGAINS For
e% sale exchange ~ tracts of handsome Land con-
- tanning ll5 each, soil of superior quality i,
raered with fine streams. and covered with fine timber
.uch white osk. hickory. beach, walnut, maple aud
ycanore. The soil s adj ptcd wheat rye corn. oats
tobacco. s~ect and Irish potatoes. The above
inds will be sold at reduced prices, and
-aIt, or they will be exchanged for almost any kind
merchandise. For maps. diagrams and partcuar apply
SMITH ~ TURNER. 10 Jo.n street ul If
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- NsP!l ErON'e CANxs TAILORING rs

ID Ss'P! 5IrDE'e EASxs TAILORING ES
n. TAHLlSHNENT a9i Grand, eorncr al Attorney
Tho subscriber respectfully informs hIs friend
the public generally that he continues TO make Gar
rsents TO order ,ny of fasos suit his
err good dt and he best Of vorkmanship NAY
a, all tac, be relied o.. Gentlemen pTr!crring furnish
ng their own aatcrills will iud it their interest TO
him cah. punctuality all cases strictly ob,erved
Charges o'e-ate. n2j In
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

% In the above table, the whole number Of
Catholics, Episcopalians. Friends. Jews and New
Church men are gwen, vhile the others embrace
only compuncanis or Church members strictly.
The whole number of persons attached TO the lead
ing denomination. is estimated as follows. Bap-
list. (of all sotts) i,3OO,OoO; Mcthodists (do
100000; Presbyterians (do) 2,l75,oO0; Congre-
gationalists 400, 900 Lu,hersns $40, 600; Dutch
Reformed $4,000; Christians 500 OOO; Univer-
saIsts 100000; Unltarians 1870 600.
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, EEgREA APPLIED by airs SARAH Z
u HARPEk, No. 4s Vesey-sI who ba, had uanv care
axpsrspes in Tho busiaa.a is2l II
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SMILE & SIBERIAN,

nH -. Vrg.5Ezsa. D.n,al Surgeon. Is years
eyoerience-The original IN ven or Of the best KIND
Of Tc-Gsuceut " neral Teeth, Iat otucet to the publ
n l-l- D. H. V perform, every operation in his pro
e..on at one tbrd es. than charged e'e~hers IN tai
citv he ropes MS long tired aat vel known abilities
every depsrtmef Of his profession "ll DC s-Tic@n
~, the Paris Pupils taught Mechanical Dentistry Fee
,h.,c c,,,-,h -eIuocL Term ca,h. rl-tf
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

RgMovAL OF RED RIVER RAFr.-The Alexun-
dria Wig states that there appears to be some
hope, at lsst that the raft of Red River will De
finally removed, and the immense agricultural
country above IL be brought near to market by
reason thereof Vawter and Williamson have
made contract with government, and for the
sum of sixry-four thousand dollars have contracted
70 remove the raft and keep the channel open for
the space Of five years. There be but little
doub; now that this work will be speedily accom-
nlisbed: for the gentlemen engaged in II are tho
roughly acquainted with the country, are accli-
mated and possess all the intelligence and active
business habits essential to success IN an under
taking OF such magnitude. Mr.. Williamson is al
ready at the raft. busily work, and contempates
having it opened by the first OF January next.
RISE AND PRoeREs.-Shairck BureSon, bet
ter known hereabou,s as Shad Bureson, is nov
Vice President of the Republic of Texas. lie Is
we'll known the ChampIain Canal, rs a oeatmah
Of 1880. He engaged in building boat At
this place, about that time By ,hs, together with
Irregular habits. and miscalculutions IN business,
ne became embarrassed, took the Sabine Slide
entS cd the Texan army-becume Colonel and
now Vice President by 1000 minority! Snad
was goa. head and a righ, sort of Texan
citizen VIC should think Sam Heuston, the hero
Of San Jactnto. Is elected President.
Whitehall Chronicle
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

ItaN.3Y AND EbJs1E2 ~ ssGPS beng now
X the for foucsS. tEe Horehound Clarified Cancy
prep red by y Nowherry riih medical advice for the
cure OF COUGHS found he r,t rate article TO alay
Of the fuc', and la and effect speedy care
If u,cc early rs directed TINS Candy deserves trial
Asoihe Anderson Cough Drops and Pc ederS prepared
by James M-leH & Co. and ,o% by Dr.. ID Mciel n Is
cured thousands many Of th,m Nere pronounced past
cure a. proved by certcrs around each wal oi drops.
The above edicine> >od Wholesale III New Nork By
Slrd. 6 60. a and 90 Fulton by Ed yards Il Co,
Druggist, Ryin.tou aad IN. many other druggists.
ID
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q Gruhan. ssou.e. 8nrc!a, MISS

y Graham ssouse, 8nrc!ns at. MISS
TRAvER and MRS Cos respectfully inioran their
fricnds aud the public tina; they hve taken the "e!
know GRAHAM Hous., hitherto kept ~ Nh r. Goss,
retire, haging put It 40 e1csileut condInou
for the winter arc prepared accommodate lev Slore
sernanent Boa.der. uita Paflors Bedro only on
rensonatEe terms Their Table will be supplied ~Iih the
be-, Vegetables Fruits &c that the Earhes OF our CITY
afTJrss while those who prefer quiet simple aad natural
living aud atiEOs untaised ny the doors oil 1Ico
mol and Tobacco. viii find here IN agreeable Home
Transient Boarders, persons visiting ina City ae
cnnnrnnh .ai raasnnahle tcrtss. y =
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
"a a,c:,I; -. e:a,lYl,g u..slENKA~E.

DIG J : i {. - : = :. 1T "a '44N q !"
or Children whom We love, and Parents Se reverb
Seeure the SdGdoro ere tts Sabstanrs fades
Taken after hs prn discovered by Mons bagoerre by
III vILLERS. NJ. D.,
No 23; Broadway, (facng the Park New-York
From . :. II. To f. IL. daily, sunday excepted
Taken IN Fair, Cloudy, sud evea III stormy Weather
Instrument. iarnheL aud Pupils ,ausht with his late
Improvements
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I.s:CAE, ENl-

rEs4,E5s sSDs.T GEE EINsCAE EN-
"A. RioCATION AND BLACK IlNiltNT-No-
81. CT NOT vnnrsrlf while remedy hand The pro
pretor after making numcrou, experiments ncc'tded
IN iny nag remedy or the diseases enumerated heloS
which hc confidently offers 10 the public us an iaprove-
. ut over all others ard fully adcqsae tn IT, end " -
nfnlhle ia the of rheumatism bruises sprals,
cramps numbness aud Stiffness Of the lont burns seads
sriucs, the neck. frozen limbs cfapped nds cii-
blaus fresh cut >cad mead salt rcrm and al! external
INJURIES aud also of those which HORSES are Liable,
sprains IN the back, called backs &c. Sold by 4 u.
4 D. SANDS Wholesale lHd retail ~ l'o-. ~ and IL u
fulton t. " Y. and by ID Sands q Co. II Eas; hroad
80 p,,c- 2lc.. nln In
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

S1ssYgkst.SsTkUN EGEf4s2ssS, OF the bes
X materials and quality, ant of all al the O
zoo of the New World 20 hnn-st. Inquire of SIR j. w
RICu ne p,rsa u (l- aomIent.I tn?l -
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

CELEBRATED EYE WATER
J5S> ASTDNESlsHNC; CURES per.
-rsSSSSMfas c'rnej Cy DIR. }. FRANCIS, oeulst, No
CG8S$3 10 Barclay street, within two doors of The
CERTIFICATES:
WIS ncarlv blind for iwelye years, with nebulas CO
ring TIE sight and perfectly restored by DR..
Franci.'s Eye ~ ater. MARTHA Bows III Forsyth-s
had diseased eyes for length of lime one eye
deprived Of ,ght and from the of Dr. F.s preara
ION WIS "iadc perfect care IN one month.
MRs. Cox IL Delaney
certify 10 the above being every
.icuar. g BsNEDrcr Pastor OF Stanton..t Church.
vas almost bhd Tor t"enty years with caisract IN
-ach eye, wsich are now perfectly removed by Dr. Fran
IS. astonishing preparation for thar disease.
HESTER JOHNSTON, 1893 South ST.
This celebrated preparation for diseases Of the Eye has
made peri when hope had eed, and
ei.eye he ncurab e. Il perfect for sll
lammaory diseases o tho Eve weakness OF sight, and
riS made many wonderful cures IN and cota
act. IL prepared sold by any 10 America but
pr Frscis Numerous certificates can be seen at Iho
lfice.
We the under.eEed, many Of Us havi9g used il in
amilfs and knowing IT. astonishing ei cacy, unhcsitn
naly recommend TO the notice Of tho public vau
ihle remedy.
DuxclN DyNRAR. Pastor Of the McDouga. st. Church.
=. H. CoNE PASTOR 0f the First baptist Church.
IOHH f. -cK gent for the Home Mission Society.
J. HARRiso1. Pastor Of the Thompson st. Church.
jAcos BRuSE.- Pastor ofthc Norh Baptist Church.
J0sHUt LASE Member Of the Presbytery az Buffalo.
G GiFYsY Member of the Royal College 81 Sur
scons, Londan-:o. Warren st
II Artificial E,es inserted. which cannot be distiu-
Iui,ked from the natural 10 BARCLAY st. mis- Inn
jsssDEN's PKEu7U.fg STEEL PENN.
. T. the lat Far II the Amer can ln-'ifute SILVER
= Medal award sd TO Josiah Hayden for his supe
o. American Pens. IL /. conceded that Hayden's
~ are cqaal the best and better than of those
l ported Ths price much le and the trade find 1t
tdyintageoIS deal hes Consumers also will 6gd
qIaity equal To their eIpecatinns 1r sale 10 the
lrade by EDW J. ENO 'Mtst. nit
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

u 100 casks acy, celebrated Bleaching Powder, jusr
-ocoiyed and for salo by
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

n1Cgz ANS EIas.EbiNe: SsEE2.-Ti e
~ subscribe. viii lch:er on board Of vessels at n
f-son Dock Dock Stone 10 per ton, and Marble
Guiding Stone foE Is 81 p.F tot.
States P,son, Mount plea,an,. June g. 1872
;oi5 gr, T. SEvMGIIR Arnu,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

ssA EoSNs To aET-A Toom and BID room.
Ei5w win closets raatr- &c suitable for s,r,y.
N>o. ono large extraordinarily vol gh;od, ssns
lie for /, workshop. Inquire on the promises of
- If JOHN LOCK- T.. In rear OF 81 Ann ~.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

5SN TO LET-A from, Paror with Russia iroa
3i:. rc marble msntel s-d plated furniture ~ eer
Jet Ddern bnt house. and Beiro.ns With board where
,herc only four family
Al.o ccuieel Basement, furnished or unfurai,hsd -
,ppy II III ForS,ts street ~ Ina,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

t1szs(5s-, s'aOS-Thg iirm OF LINEN & 5aH-
~ NELL BODkbindcis beng about TO di.sol'c part
nership al person. Indebted ana all per
sons having CLAIMS the are requested 10
call aad adjust the sih he subscriber MS office
Il Fulton street, " Y, without delay.
JAMES LINEN Tor
d3Gt LINEN n FENNELL.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

ABA G az Va y q r "a = T. sto A-'p |of1
Z MISSION WAREHOUSE, No. 81 Liberty street
Printing Liihogr.phic Co0rcd Papers in all their
varieties made order OF any quai from comGon Ne"s
the iuast Book paper Iade the country at the aif
MARKET prices from the very superior mills OF iessrs A.
C. and ". Curtis Boston ald " 4 h. C4ri.s, Bclviiie
n aud from several other manufacturer having tho hes
o: machinery. All orders -iy received and Promp
ly axrcn;ed. anT FIN Fn!N ARD 81 RTiS. hren;
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

Should Congress, however, be iDdrsplsej 10 this
tie next eEped.eut would be The imposition Of snme
s1d.uoua duurs-s measure which, 10 Wal be scrn.
le DOS tot ADVISE. lie has, nnNeveJ. gwen the
subject his consideration. aud m case thai Congress
should deem that method Of Increasing the revenue
eNpedicnI he Is prepared to submit pan for the
PQp1se
he mode at keeping the public moaey establish
I'd al the last Session 10 Congress, has answered tie
expectations OF tie Treasury Department., IN alh-
er words, the Independent Treasury scheme works
wei Mr. Nuodbur suggests lhd, authority should
b. e'yen 10 sppout frncipa. C.cIk ~ lie cay 81!
New York, with proper compensation, hat some
pr3Nl~.un >huuid be made tor P,flumng the duties
o. receivers 81 pubic money u case ota vacancy
by death OF Otherwise, thst the pUu,hncuts pr,ser-
bed toy thc Independent Treasury avs su1u.t 1e cN'
tended 70 al discussing uatsis aaI lew vthcr
changes,
lhc report recommends the dscontuuauce ol Ger
la.u land dstrctSaua gCucws a prtvluuS ftr1mm,n-
dauon OF the d,scJuunuauce ut CERTAIN Hices CON
nccjed with The customs
Mr.. Woodbury.. near the rinse OF AS teport In.
du'ges 10 the expression o lust pride q, tbe sue
cess with which the huauces u tne Government have
been administered dutmy the dlldcu.l PERIOD which
ihHuNed The great tNpausIuu al citdtt gu 1852 auu
1850. Nothing less lnaa ind .NIuie irmn,ss aud ex.
tmordpary dcXlcrty could lave accomplished the
aVltaht results To W,3,h be- a.udes,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
From the New York Fleming PASTE
REPORT OF The SECRETARY or TIE
TREASURY

The Annual Report Of the Secretary Of the Irea-
sury will he ound lnour columns to-day II d p
satisfactory document in regard To- thc state Of our
finance and contains many Just and Tgcotsdtrcd
suggclAols.
The ordinary receipt, orlbe year $40 somewhat
exec ed seven zen millions Of dollars. Add IA these
certain receipts from lie deposiic banks trom ihe
fourth bond 9th u. 5. Bank and from die issue oi
TreasuDI1o,es and thc crtre aggregate Of means for
the year IS stated % sac, 254,jIl.
The current expense, for The Year have b.tn
800, 4S3,S19 Ada TO This The Sums paid to redeem
treasury notes, and 100000 Tor The funded dch of
the District Of Columbia and M payments and ey-
pcnses Of HE yejr amount TO $40 G13GJ6, having
a balance Of more lHan million and bah n the
Treasury.
The exports Of the year are computed Al Sl3l.-
81 $50, an amount winch exceed, those o the
previous year by more than two millions. il /,
larger amount than was ever before sent out of the
country, aud the difference sal appear Sill grealef
when we consider that The prices d some OF our
great staples have been lowered.
The imports Euring the same year have been
SI57 sos sol, less than hose otfur preceding year
bv ftV-seven millions THIS dlhng oil has Of course
uecasioned falling Of IN the revenue derived from
the customs. Tie statements and views Of NE re.
por on the subject Of our imports and exports are
highly Interesting.
Tie entire receipts into the Treasury for The next
year are estimated at S2I ,722,l47. The eIpendi-
OF the year for ordinary purposes, Il Is suPpo-
sed, will amount to $40, 10000. To these must
be added four million, and haH for Ne redemption
Of Treasury mites, and the sum Of eli9 2O0 on nc
count OF the funded debt OF the cities Of tie District
Of Columbia, making en- aggregate expenditure Oh
r23, 800 200 tor he year l5il.
This would leave between eight and nine hundred
thousand dollars IN the Treasury 81 the end Of next
yedr--a balance not large enough, DIR woodbury.
thinks, to b. convenient or useful! lie therefore
suegesls'lh that Congress should revise the app'opra
mons and make s0me reduction 81 lhcr amount
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

that The enemy might lake Il fora man.
Thirteen ol,s were t,tyd out iu this manner. rep
resenIng ,be sergeant and hS twelve mco They
thea Aeed themselves. with the aided guns bclind
The taHcu tree. BIZ this time Il was datk. hut tse
hre was Kept burning Unit, midnight Tie sergeant
knew that % they ever came, they would come now,
tai. ladian was seen through the gbmmerinr oi
the TIRE, which was getting .ow. He moved iowa ds
them SkuIkng rs an Inc al always does He seem
ed al first 10 think thar guard m shI bc watching.
but seeing ponehe came forward more boldly, rested
on hS neS,aud was seen to move his finger rs ne
counted the thirteen men, sleeping as he I-uTposCd
by the FIRE.
lie counted them again aud retired. Another
ca'ae mp and diI the same. Tun Iue whole sixteen
number came up and glargt silently aJ the jo,s
ui They stUtd satisfied that they wtrc i.,t asleep
Presently th,y nos ann, fired the Whole nunher 81
guns upoa the logs yeutd the wor-Ubuapand rush,
cd forward Ia mardrr and scalp 'he,r surpassed Vie
ums. lury were fired upon Us the sergeant 90 3
his party and not one otthe Indians wa, el 60 ieI
tic story that night. 'TIe sergeau, aud BIZ, party
reached the army IN safety.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
REVOLUTIONARY ANECDoTE.

A story is told Of Sergeant who travelled through
the woods Of New Hampshire, on his way 10 The A.
merican Army, which wall show the character ol TIC
Indians,
He had twelve men with him, Their route was
lar from any settlement aud they were obliged e'-
cry night 10 camp IN the woods. The Sergeant
had seen good deal Of The Indians, and understood
them well. Early IN the afternoon, one dayas they
were marching on. over bogs, swamps, and brooks,
under the great maple trees, body oi lndiahs,moe
than their own numbers, rushed cut upon hi IN
front OF them.
They appeared 10 be pleased at meeting with the
sergeant and his men. They considered them lheir
best friends. For themselves, they had taken up
the halcnet for the Americans ana would scalp ana
strip those lascaIIy English Tor them, Ike 80 many
Wild cat. +" How do you do, pro- (nieauln1 Df3-
her) said one; and How Do you doF continued
anolher and 20 they went about shaking hands with
the sergeant and his twelve men.
They went oil al last aud The sergeant taVng
marched IN mile or two, halted his men, and adj
dressed item thus Ay brave fellows We mus
use oil possible caution, or before morning We shaiI
al OF U.s. he dead men. You are amazed but de-
pend opon me, these indians have tried to put oul
suspicion. You VIII see more by ana BY.
They concluded, finally, 10 adopt Tie lJlloWHg
scheme ipr defence. They encamped for HE ng1l
near stream Of water, which protected them if1H
behind. A large oak was ieUed and brilliant nre
klndied. Each man eul log 81 wood about the
axe OF his body, rolled II up nicely IN bankel ana
put bis bat tic end ofand laid Il before the IRE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

HAVING purchased Of Mr.. T. B. Rande, the
Il Il right OF Waterman & Learned's labor saving
Brick Machine, now offer to dispose Of individual
or county rights to suit purchasers.
This machine has been in operation the past sea-
son. sufficient time TO test It's utility u respects
its durability, and the saving Of labor.
The principal advantages this machine has over
all others now in use, consists in the simplicity and
strength of its structure, having no complication of
machinery that is liable to get out Of repair, and The
rapidity it tempers the clay and mouIds the brick
making from 60 10 so per minute with the aid OF
two horses, four men, and sufficient number
BOYS to bear of the bricks
Those wishing for q cheap and expeditions meth
cd for manufacturing brick would do well 10 ava
themselves of this Opportunity.
All communications addressed TO the subscribe
| willmeet with immediate attention.
JAMES f.. SMITH.
Columbus Mi, April 9th, ls39.-99-il'
N. b. Gentlemen wishing to purchase county or
| town rights, can be accommodated by applying ny
thesoifice Of the Columbus Democrat, where thea
can see testimonials of the utility Of the above met
toned patent.
1.-The Missssippian Jackson, and the kepabh-
can Holly Springs, vii please give the above SIX
insertions and forward bills to me- D. F',o'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
Cotton Seed for Sale.

TENiE undersigned mas about IUU bnsheIs Of COT
l. ton seeds, direct from the Table lands of Mex
leo, from the first growth raised in The United
States, which he will be glad 10 dispose Of The
cotton raised from these seeds is of very superior
quality. A sample oI The cotton may BIZ seen at
any time in the Democrat Office. From the expe-
rment have made am induced 10 believe Thai it
will mature 10 or 5 days earlier than the common
cotton Also quantity Of Guph seed, from tic first
or last wears growth, Those wishing 10 purchase
he seed, will please apply al the Office of the Dem
ocrat or OF The undersigned.
DANIEL w. WRIGHT.
March 2l,-37-u.
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rpE DEMOCRAT
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py H Il. WORTHINGT0N,
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p1ER-S5 per annum III ADVANCE
% Al ' y, WILDE received orsiess'erm thah
.ao'cfpsS,'I md no paper will be discontinue d
! @sn u the discretion Of the Ed''0rsl until all
;l'epl a. have been paid.
f-sarasss wip he inserted ats per square
tsfsLStLass for the first Insertion, and % Genus
me- ssb y, subsequent insertion; -.o.,;n-
y saeh ~ mt marked with the numhe oilh-
rsf,se ryiIl be published untiiorbidand ehaIg-
q 40. .sr,Jys-Fou squares or less re-
niII !, Az ,, Measure. $50, payable hau yeariy-
Faae .. Ion less than one year. Inc prNneee
'onu advertisers is limited to Their imneHla'1 r
lnnla' al an advertisements for the beneht o.
'sIn5s s,soos sentin by them mustbe PAID iof oy
= , 9oa. d personalnature will be charged
il %'.i P' must be paid for on delivery. ,-,
W n .,'ars 10 The Editors on business conheTleu
sf ,bs Office, must be post paid or they wil'Ao
S l..enI G ,xptpArEs for office WILDE ~ no
s,; he inserted unless we are sPeclan! au
n is, cd by someresponsbc person.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
The Family Physician

OR, EVERY MANS COMPANION, being compia-
" ton from the most approved medical authors,
adapted to the southern aud western climates; to
which is added an account Of Herbs, Roots and
Plants, used for medical purposes with directions
how they are to be prepared, so that every man can
be his own physician together with glossary Of
medical terms--by A. G. GooDLETT, A. NJ. for ma
ny years surgeon III the u. S. Army. With an
appendix containing new and successful mode Of
treating Asatc Cholera, by The compiler For sale
by PFlSTER & GOODWIN.
MAY II, 1882. 44tG
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
w. J.ESPES.
Law Notice
Valuable Plantation for Sale.

Ssts2ak will sell on reasonable terms my
%S@ plantation in Noxubee county, situated
cTYSsR between the Tombigbee and Noxubee
- rivers, ten miles from the Bgbee, and
one from the Noxubee, and living directly ON the
road leading from Macon to jamestown and Games
vile Alabama. The tract contains $50 acres about
$40 acres Of which is prairie aud the whole Of It is
The best quality Of cotton land, being Of rich SAN
dy soil. There are about 200 acres in fine state
of cultivation. The Plantation is well wutered by
creek running through it, and also has on it three
springs of limestone water which run throughout
the year; besides well in the yard of as fine tree
stone water as can be found in the State. There
are on the premises two fine young orchards OF
choice fruit. The buildings area comfortable dwell.
ing house, negro cabins, corn cribs, cotton gin
with screw &c. Sc This place was formerly
owned by Mr.. Ridgeway, and is known by the
name Of the Rldgeway tract Any one wishing 10
purchase a cotton Plantation would do well to tx
anime the premises For further particulars apply
TO the subscriber living N Macon, orln his absence
TO Mr.. Rdgeway, proprietor Of the Washington
Hall Macon, or to Mr.. C.. Hairless four miles from
Macon. II. N. SPOONER.
Macon, June CO. 1s59.-5l-lf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

A THATCHER, Coroner, may he found at
IA. the Eagle Hotel or al his Warehouse, when
not absent on business.
He will also continue the Receiving and For
warding Business, at his old stand near the river.
Nov, %, 1881
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
A Dun =!

THE accounts Of the undersigned are ''done
drawn off. and when they are "done' pad
sstal have done dunnlng.
hit trere done, 'chea us done then t'rere 'ceH
irerc done gplckly" ,
PFISTER & GOODWIN.
NB lrsomething is not done soon. we sAaI
9a be "done over"
January IS, 1910. 2otl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
NOticC.

no all persons having charge Of paupers for tht
| county OF Lowndes or for the corporation, tina
\ DOor house is now ready for the reception OF The
or, and all those that have any paupers in charge
b1ns them in. as no further expense will be
nd or keeping III EN- from the 9Th day of July
l40 The unders Iuned are Committee appoint
eby the Board of Police for Lowndes county &c
reeve the same.
ELI ABBOTT,
Il. NJ. TALLlAFERRO
p. b. WADE,
JQiyllth, ls4O.-ltl. Commissioners,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

The producers Of socIsY-amers and labor
err are the men VINO add to the real wealth Of our
county When they are WcII pAid, yoa may say
a IitUon hos geauIHo prosperity
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
Wanted.

GOOD teacher, to take charge Of the musical
Isn,rtmen, al the Mississippi Female College.
:. need apply unless HEY can come well recon-
''0'O' A. MAER, President
r,embus August 9Th lS40.-7-tr